OMAHA DAILY BEE : , 'ttIURSDAY. ' APRIL 21. 1887 :
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DOMESTICS :
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. llostditrk I'jlutd. . . . . . . . . ! . . . . . . . . ! M
lloMHhlrtlittf I'rlnt * , fie
licit Pprlntf DreM I'rlnM "a
WnnhliiBton Oil I'rlnM , n III * bnrvnln 5o
WnMilnnton I'rlnls , tiliiu. tarrnlnu nnd gold.to
< ; OGHAM * :
Oood Ginghams fl'io '
Host Ptiiplo ( > ln hnm § HSo
Host American llroM OliiKlmms . . . . . .lOo
llcst Hcotcb ( JlnglinmB 12o !
C'cnlnry nnd < < > l < t Seal ClnllM :
Arnold's Century Cloth' , very heavy and
last color * ! I'/tO
Arnold's Hold Boat Cloths , very heavy nnd
fust colors l&o
IMIMACIIII ; : : > < : OTTO.\S :
flood , hcnvy , yard wldo unbleached Cottonto
Hotter , ' " " 7o
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llfst ,
Klntiilnnl . - So
Oood , line , > md wldo , unblunchcd Cotton , fi'io
Hotter , " " . .7o
Heat made , " " " " . .to
IIIIA : < ; IIII : > COTTON :
Ynnl wldo , nxtrn valno at each prlco , 6of4o { ,
7'c , Ko.lio , inc.
A full Hue of bleaebcil nnd utibloached Cot-
totm I nun ID inches to'yurds ' ; wide , nt prlcul
Unit ilofy competition.
NIIIUTINON :
Alabama , stripes nnd plaliK pc
Amoskeaj , ' , " " " l-.io '
Mlltiro , J. C. K. , stripes nnd plaids l-/io
B.-onoiny , l-io !
flood Tlcklnirs 80 , Oe. lOc. 121o { nnd 14o
Host Amonkoair , A. C. A. Ticking , Kitaran-
teed to hold feathers IBo
FANCY TICKINGS :
Fancy Ticking lOc , 14o.18o nnd 2io
I < Mil > -riice.l l Cotton Flannel * :
HeM double-faced Cotton rinnncli inndo , In
all colorH i. . . . s0c !
Wooitnitotutvo you but nimnll Idrn of our
Immense Mock ot Domestics In o small a upaco.
Call and examine thom and bo convinced that
. ni'IiDKN & CO. ,
iUl ; ! rAHNAlt SlllKET.
JAY STOPS IN HIS JOURNEY ,
The Great Railroad King Pays Lincoln a
Flying Visit.
HE DIVULGES NO STATE SECRETS
Only Ono Judge Provided For tlio
Second District in the Xcw Judi
cial lilll-Stato House Notes-
Capital City News.
IFT.OMTIIK IIEE'S LINCOLN nuiti'.vu.I
Jay Gould arrived in Lincoln yester
day , coming from Denver over the Bur
lington & Missouri railroad in special
coaches 100 and 143 , Mr. Gould was ac
companied by S. H. H. Clark , general
manager of thoMl3 ouri Pacific system ;
Sidney Dillon , William Kerrigan , general
Biipcrintcndont , and a number of lesser
lights in high railway circles. The party
reached the city near the noon hour and
wore immediately switched to the Mis
souri Pacific depot , whore they passed
the mid-day in partaking of dinner in
their dining ear , departing for Omaha at
1:89 : p. in. The fact of Gould's arrival
was known only to a few , but John Fitz
gerald , ox-Mayor Hurr , Mayor Sawyer ,
Messrs. Burks , Humphrey , Dean and
others were visitors to the magnate at
the depot , although little or no opportu
nity was given them to discuss matters of
interest. When the BEE representative
naw Mr. Gould the great railroader was
engaged in washing his throat with n
yttitsH of wutor. This act on his
part was so commend.iblo for rail
road men of high and low degree to in
tlttlgo in that the reporter bad not the
heart to break the good example that
numerous employes ware witnessing at
tlio same time. Mayor Sawyer could
have received excellent material for an
other inaugural address had ho been so
fortunately located as the BEE man. A
good deal of talk may bo made
over this inspection trip of the president
of the Missouri Pacilio , but nothing what
ever delimto was left behind regarding
the action of the company in building
the present season.
ONE JUDGE IN TIIK SECOND W8TUICT.
Icstcrday the fact came to the atten
tion of the state olliccrs ana others that
the now judicial bill only provided for
one district judge in tins , the Second dis
trict , comprising Cass , Lancaster and
Olive counties. The tirst thought was
which of the two judges would have to
go Chapman or Pound or if one of
thorn would serve Ins country two years
without the appropriation. Attorney
General Loose is of the opinion that the
clause in the judicial bill giving
this district ono judge is inoporatlvo and
unconstitutional , anyway , from the fact
that the constitution prohibits the alter
ing in any respect of a judicial district
iiioro often than once in four years. Two
years ago the Second district had n judge
nddcd , and the taking from or adding to
that change at this time the attorney
general believes unconstitutional. Again ,
both of the judges are constitutional olli-
cers and regularly elected for their terms ,
nnd constitutional ofllcors cannot bo leg
islated out of otlico. This glaring error ,
liowever , in the judicial bill arose over
tbe chance made in. it in committee
when it was considered for passage in
the legislature. The original bill had the-
district divided , with one judge each , but
Cass anil Otoo broke this combination
1 nnd had the district united again , but
they failed to carry back the judge they
hail taken away , and the bill was left
reading ono judge for the Second judicial
district. .
AT THE STATE HOUSH.
The articles of incorporation of the
Lowe Avenue Building association of
Omaha wore Hied yesterday , the capital
stock of the company being $113,000 ,
divided into shares of $2,800 each , pay-
uble in monthly installments of $05 oaon ,
und the remainder at the expiration of
live years. Tlio iucorporators are KuVln
S. Rawloy , Charles K. Collins , Walter
Brlgham and H. B. Frey.
Judge T. O. C. Harrison , of Grand
Island , the now judge in the Ninth
judicial district , has appointed Charles
\V. Pearsall as stenographer for his dis
trict , and Mr. Pcarsall has lilea his oath
of ollleo with the proper ollicial.
The successful bidders for the state
printing have live days in which to enter
into contract , and tha work Is required
to bo completed ninety days from the
date of the contract.
The land commissioner's office is in
vaded dally by parties who are directly
interested in the sale of the state lots hi
Lincoln. On seven of those lots thcro are
parties who have been squatters for a
long term of years , which makes them
interested to save houses they have built.
George \V. Murray , convicted of
bigamy in Caster county and sent to the
penitentiary in Juno. 1830. will , through
good time secured , bo released to-day.
John J. Heller , of Dodge county , sen
tenced in November , 1894 , to thrco years
for securing money under false pretenses ,
has made good time and wlr '
charged to-day.
The board of public lands and build
ings hold an adjourned session yesterday
to act upon iho advertising for the sale
of the state lots in Lincoln and
other unfinished business. The question
of prosecuting work on the salt well is
yet in abeyance , although it probably
will bu continued to the -,000 foot limit
Featured in tbo contract.
To-day Governor Thayer will accom
pany the board of public lauds and build-
Thompson , Belclen & , Co.
SPRING GOODS.
Our Spring ( toods arc beautiful nnd
well selected. Our assortment is large
and conplete.Vc will meet your wants
withfiJelity and thoroughness , and if wo
do not make yon prices that meet your
expectations in every way yon arc under
no obligation tr/ buy from us. With
this matter thoroughly understood wo
think no one should feel any hesitancy
in coining to see our seasonable display
of new styles. Wo are here expressly to
show goods. Wo like to do it and we
Bhall deem it a privilege and pleasure to
show you through the stock. Come in at
any time. You will be welcome. We
do not ask for trade unless wo deserve it.
Wo sell strictly at 0110 price and for
cash , consequently , have no expensive
bookkeepers to pay , make no bad debts ,
can all'ord to sell goods cheap , and wo
will do it if you give us an opportunity.
If not convenient to call in person ,
send for samples , We prepay all express
charges or postage on goods ordered by
mail.
mail.THOMPSON. . ISKLOKN & CO. ,
131U I'AUNAM
ings to Grand Island , where the exact lo
cation for the buildings under the sol
diers' homo bill will be agreed upon and
the question definitely settled ready for
the commencement of work.
The Security Insurance company of
New Haven , Conn. , has applied for per
mission to transact business in Ne
braska. Mr. H. C. Fuller , the assistant
secretary of the company , was in Lin
coln yesterday on business for his com
pany.
The following notaries were commis
sioned by the governor yesterday : lavid
II. Seaver , Omaha ; John 1 * . Fin Icy ,
Omaha ; Frank I' . Xeiglcr , Cedar county ;
G. S. ' llpwdingor , Overtoil , Dawson
county ; \Vinslow W. Smith , Co/.ad , Uaw-
son county ; E. O. Dunlan , Plum Creek ;
1) . II. Delano , Upland , Franklin county ;
W. U Tnbbs , Wilsonville , Furnas
county ; Sylvester M. Wager , O'Neill ,
Holt county ; Robert U. ( ! rcgg , Corbin ,
Hex ditto county ; Llewellyn D. Lee ,
Sidney ; Samuel A , Dravo , Holdrege.
The number of notaries being commis
sioned is averaging about twenty-live per
week.
The appraisers appointed to appraise
the state Jots in Lincoln to be sold bv
auction have completed their work , ancl
the appraisement is much smaller than
anticipated , the total number of lots
being appraised for only about $1)0,000.
It is believed however , that when they
are auctioned off that they will bring
nearly double tbis amount.
A1JOUT Till : CTI'V.
Police court occupied the morning
hour yesterday with a full docket and ti
long row of oil'enders facing the judge ,
who , if not ful | at the time , bore every
evidence of having been in that condi
tion but a short time previous , Some
ton or a dozen of these ofl'enders were
lined in the usual amount and most of
them were obliged to become regular
boarders.
Mayor Sawyer , at the opening of his
administration , stated that the lire de
partment and police force would bo re-
onired to sign a pledge to abstain
from the use of intoxicating liquors and
not to enter saloons without it being
strictly on bu.sine.is. Up to ( lie present time
only a portion of the lire department has
complied with the requirement and a
number of them refuse to do so , consequently
quently u rupture of t > omo kind is immi
nent.
An employe at the Windsor hotel in
the roustabout work fell into a cauldron
of boiling water and was terribly scalded
on the arms and body. Ho was found to
bn in destitute circumstances and one of
the other employes was yesterday rais
ing a subscription to care for him.
Among the legislators in Lincoln yes
terday were Senators Brown of Clay ,
Colby of Gage and Snpll of Joll'erson.
The Capital hotel will change hands to
the now proprietors on the 1st of May ,
when Mr. Hoggon will became landlord
at that popular hostlery.
The city council have determined to
have adequate and comfortable quarters
for city otliccs and a council committee
are seeking such a location.
"The light that lies ,
In woman's eyes. "
js a raj * of heaven's own brightness ; but
it is , alas ! often dimmed or quenched by
some wearing disease , perhaps silcntyl
borne , but taking all comtort and enjoy
ment out of lito. The light of the house
hold can be rekindled and niak'o to glow
with its natural brightness. Dr. K. V.
Piorce's "Favorite Prescription" is a po
tent specific for most of the chronic
weaknesses and diseases peculiar to
women.
QUEER COURTING.
How Or. Liymnii Boeohor 1'ersunded
Mrs. Jackson to Become Ills Wife.
Cleveland Plaindcaler. "Saints nnd
sinners and ho Bencher family" has been
printed as the remark of the late Dr.
Todd , of Pittslield , Mass. Possibly the
following anecdote of the father , which 1
had from Ins oldest son , Hev. William II.
Bocchcr , may illustrate the peculiarities
of his family. The old gentleman had
lost his second or third wife and was re
solved to marry again. lionco at a fam
ily gathering at Cincinnati he said : "My
cliildron , hitherto I have married alto
gether to suit myself , but now I intend
to marry again and am willing td marry
again and am willing to marry to suit
you if you can think of any suitable and
proper person who will have mo. " The
children put their heads together and
concluded that n certain Mrs. Jackson ,
who kept a largo boarding house in Bos
ton and was a member of hdward's church
would make him a capital wife , and it
was arranged for Uov. Edward to nego
tiate with Mrs. Jackson. After watting
a week or so the old gentleman
became impatient and started
for Bostonx driving for Mrs. Jackson's
house , calling for her and unfolding at
once the object of his mission. The good
lady was thunderstruck ; protested that
she had no idea of marrying and couldn't
think of such a thing ; it was impossible.
To all of which the old doctor replied
that ho was equally surprised. The ar
rangement had been made in Cincinnati.
Edward was to prepare the way , and he
had made his arrangements to preach in
Andover and Amherst nnd to attend the
May anniversaries , and expected , of
Bourse , to take her with htm us his wife.
At this point the good lady expressed her
self us shocked that Edward had never
spoken to her on the subject , nor would
it have made any difference if ho had ; for
as to marrying again she could not and
would not not oven the venerable and
celebrated Dr. Lytunn Becchor. After a
moment's pause , the doctor said : "My
dear Mrs. Jackson , I am sorry you have
so much felling about it , but 1 will stay
with yon a dny or two and wo will talic
this inattoi up , " to which
tha lady responded that her
house was full ; she had no suit
able room for him and could not enter
tain him. . "Oh , never nilud , then , " said
A man's judgment Is part of his for
tune. We will prove tliis to every visi
tor , with ( > oods and Princa to convince
the judgment that dollars brought to 113
will bo dollars saycd. Note following
l rlci'3 on
DRESS GOODS :
All 0 cent Dress ( Seeds reduced to1 cents.
All 8 cent Druss ( foods reduced to 5 cents.
All 10 cent Dross Goods reduced to 05 cts.
All 12cents Dross ( leeds reduced to 8Je.
All colors In All Wool Cashmeres at
50c , 0"c , 75 and 93c. Kxtrti value at each
price.
A complete line of all the now and de
sirable Sprint : Dress Hoods In all the lat
est shades and weaves at prices that will
save you from 10 cents to 23 cents on
every yard you buy from us.
Black Dress Goods :
Our Stock in this Department is re
plete with everything that is desirable ,
and at prices that cannot fall to please
the closest buyers. In our Dress Hoods
Department can be found unquestionable
bargains. Call and inspect or send for
samples.THOMPSON.
THOMPSON. IlKLDKN & CO. ,
FAUN-AM Srunr.T.
the doctor , "I will go round to Edward's
and come and take tea with you. " And
sure enough at tea time ho was there and
sat next to Mrs. Jackson at the table. It
was one of these largo boarding houses
on licncon street , at which the lady of
the hotibo pre ided as a sort of matron ,
and to the tea-table of which the board
ers kept coming and going for two or
three hours. Of course the old doctor
became impatient , and kept whispering
to Mrs. Jaekhon : "I want to see you
alone ! " "I must see you alone ! " "Can't
you see mo alone ? " At length Mrs.
Jackson left the tablc with htm , and they
wont to a room by themselves. What
then occurred ( Sod only knows , but the
family story is that the good lady pro-
tested.oxnressed her amazementanil even
said : "Yon must be crn/.y ; the subject is
too. serious and solemn to bo thought of
without prayer to God. " "Have you not
prayed about ? " asked the doctor.
"Prayed about it ? No. " said Mrs. Jack
son ; "have not thoiipht of such a thing. "
"Let us prav."was ( liesolemn rospousoof
Hoocher , and they knelt down and prayed.
Of course the Almighty was argued with ;
what a good wife Mrs. Jackson would
make him ; what a blessing it would be to
her ; how much good she could do in the
holy cause ; what a disappointment if she
did not marry him. Thou , observing her
to be in a melting mood , he reached out
his hand , took hold of hers and saiu ,
"amen. " Yes , ai.d amen it was. The
grand boarding house was broken tip , to
the surprise of all Boston , and Mrs. Jack
son became Mrs. Kyman Hceeher , making
a "capital wife" indeed. ,
It Is n Cut-ions Knot
That the body is now more susccnliblo to
benefit from medicine than at any other
season. Hence the importance of taking
Hood's Sarsapanlla now , when it will do
you the most good. It is really wonder
ful for purifying and enriching the blood ,
creating an appetite and giving tone to
the whole system. 15o sure to get Hood's
Sarsaparilla , which is peculiar to itself.
Srtnt to Ills KHcwls.
John Jones , a man lifly-scven years of
age , who has lately become a wreck of
insanity , was sent by the police ye.storday
to his friends in Hcccher , Ills. He was
rescued , from commitliiur suicide by
throwing himself under the wheels of a
Union Pacific train.
Jones was formerly a well-to-do , re
spectable and respected citi/.en of Illin
ois. The loss of Ins fortune was followed
by the more trying loss of his wife and
several children. His mind gradually
bi'came unbalanced , until now ho is
totally Hibane.
A. Tiimorn' lOntcrlalmiirnt.
The Turners , under the supervision of
Professor Kummerow , are preparing to
give a grand athletic entertainment at
Uoyd's opera house on May 18. All sorts
of athletic feats will be performed by
the two advanced classes of the turners
and the programme will be tilled out with
music by local singing societies. The
object of the enlertainment is to raise
money to take the Omaha Turners to the
meeting of the Missouri Valley Turnbe-
y.irk in Topcka , Kas.
To allay pains , subdue inflammation ,
heal foul sores and ulcers the most
prompt and satisfactory results are ob
tained by using tlmt old reliable rem
edy , Dr. J. H. ? McLean's Volcanic Oil
Liniment.
Wanted limins Not Breeches.
It Is said tlmt Allen Thormriko Itlca 1m
become the owner of the silk coat , waistcoat ,
ami knee breeches and the uold buckles
which George Washington woie when ho
took the Inaugural oath as first niosldent of
the United States. If Mr. nice will co to
the I'ennsylvanla Historical soclnty build
ings In Philadelphia and try on Daniel \Vch- \
stur's hat , In ulilcli * his head will rattle
around like a dried pea In a pod , ho will llnd
out tnat It Is not breeches so much na brains
that some persons most sadly need.
Coughs , Colds and Sore Throat
quickly relieved by "llrown's llrunvlttul
Troches. "
The Dlhlonn the Vast Question.
The Intor-stnto commerce bill Is clearly a
subject of prophecy. Anticipating by about
S.WJO years the rumpus which the abolition of
the tree pass system would raise , thn prophet
Jeremiah declared : "Though they roar , yet
can they not pass. " If. Y. UernM. lint In
( iencsls , eighteenth chapter and tilthcr.i ,
wn read : "Corntort yo your hearts , alter
that ye shall pass on. "
MOST PERFECT MADR
Prep itAJi area k niMA. with . etrictraord tA. wE : , _ to Purity. _ _
BLACK AND COLORED SILKS
The prices wo are mntdni : on .Silks Hn sur
prise to every 0110 thnt bus taken tlio tlino to
examine tliotn. It you are thinking or pur-
clinilnir > k SMI : drets.or if jon want Silk enough
to muko over an old one , ytttl rnnnot ntTonl to
buy until you hare eccn our Stock and know
our prioes.
lilac * Silks nt C.-o , 73C , SI.Oi ) , $1.23 , $1.50 , f I.C3 ,
$2.00 , * J,25 nml 2.76.
Illnck Hndzlmers , $1.00 , $1.35 and $1.50.
Illnck Hhadamo3Wo.I.O ) , $1.50 , $1.75 , and
$ -.UO.
Illack Sitrnh Silks , Too , $1.0) nnd $1.30.
A biff I1AHOAI.V In Illnck Armuro Silk nt
$1.55.
ColnrcJ Gros Grnln Silks , Me , 75c , $1.00.
Colored Surnh Silks nt $1.00. 1'titra value and
In nil the now shades.
Colored niindiuncs lu nil the now snadca nt
$1.00.
IUACK AND COhOltlSD V10LVKTS
From $ f.OJ to J3.00 per yard.
HTKlt'h'D AM ) IMjAIIJ VKLVET8.
\Vo pet no fancy piotlts on fancy Velvets ,
but muko the annie puioentigo on thorn as on
plnln Velvets. Wo quote prices at 75c , II.51 ,
$ . ) .Mi , $4.0i ) , and $ * i.OU By eramlnln these
( Inuds j ouwlll llnd we can mid will snvo money
lorjon. If yon cnnnot visit our store In person -
son send for sumplcs ,
THOMPSON. IIKtiDKN , A CO.
1319Furnnin Street.
GENTS' ' FURNISHING GOODS ,
In this department our lines are complete
and selected with care.
Men's Unlaundrlcd PhlrLs at 50c , 75o nnd
11.00.
Men's White nnd Fancy Drew Slilrtt. 75o ,
$1.00 , $1.85 nnd $1.50.
Bays' Dress Shirts , SOctuul GOo.
Nlitht Shlrti Special ImrRnlns at 75c and
$1.110.
Onuzo , Llslo and timnmor Merino Shirts nnd
Drawers at 3u onch nnd up ,
llloyclo and IlontltiK Slilitl.
Extra honvy Linen Cuff i , 2jo per pair.
Newest styles In Collars at 2 for 25o.
Hosiery Complete assortment at popular
prices.
Kcckwonr , KlJ Gloves , Handkerchiefs , Sus
penders , .Ktc. , Utc.
The nbuvo will bo found the best of tholr
kind , ot our itsiinl low prices , nnd on u ( rfcll/ |
OIK vHcccashsyitcm.
THOMPSON , I1KLDEN & CO. ,
1'JIU 1'arnam Street.
Display at their warerooms , 13O5 and 13O7 Farnam Street ,
the largest assortment of Pianos and Organs to be found at
any establishment west of Chicago. The stock embraces the
highest class and medium grades , including
STEINWAY ,
FISCHER ,
LYON&HEALY
BURDETT ,
STANDARD ,
LYON&HEALY
Prices , quality and durability considered , are placed at the
lowest living rates for cash or time payments , while the long
established reputation of the house , coupled with their most
liberal interpretation of the guarantee on their goods , affords
the purchaser an absolute safeguard against loss by possible
defects in materials and workmanship.
LYON & HEALY ,
1305 & 1307 FARNAM STREET *
LINCOLN , NEB ,
Ton lUltro.uK unit moru are coming. IW Trains
Dally.
State University , \Vesleyim UnlvenltyStnto Cnpl-
fit.
Mo tnf tlm nii lne I.ot * Invc doubled In jirlro In
the lust 1 ; month" . Aero-hind , within 2 miles
of the cltv , lucre n oil over two
huiulrc.l purrcnt.
Lincoln 1thoBrpjtPM llHllniKl Center nf ltn nio
In tlm .vorlcl. I ruk l > Iiu-kiMy ] H to 9) ) per rent. Vacant
loti Imvi'Mvcr.iu''il I'M ' per oiMit pur iiiinum on tint
ust , for 1 * ycflM
Lincoln H11 Kfi-at dl trll > utln < point. Porno VTlu.lo-
nal.t ile tiers hnvo undo primely fortnnn * .
llulM n.M KIIIIW up In nil tllroctlom. Illinois iron-
or.illy cmd. Hankerj , rotall morclmnlfl , incchtttilca ,
etc. , Kettli grlcli.
A. J. OROPSEY & OO.
Itoom 41 , Itii'liardN IIlot-It ,
e al Estate Agents & Loan Brokers
Ilaro for . ' : ilo brick block ! , b'ulncsj loti. nil kind * of
roul ejluto. 1,2,2,10,31 , U , W , 3J ) ndflia acre Irnrts
farms and rbonp Hinds.
MO.NKV TAANKI ) . 1.VVKST.MKNT8 SIADK.
ItKCKHKNCKSi Kirit a tut Lincoln NallmiHl
UankK , < ioTorniirTimer , Jtiilno Cut'l > , Uov. Dr.O. t\
( 'rtMu'iion. I.ltuu'u ; iJuiiitur S. M. Cullom , Illinois ;
and General lien . ) i ,11. i. .
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WEAK I > * > Vrl pmriit I'rernulum
MI.- < - . . . , ! . , . , ' from In.
ili retion % , cxcej * cs or erworb ,
r ii ml v 11 It" t HI * iuuct >
-uvaiwcr < ' 'VI ' ho
JM A R STOfH , jntfiJMlNTj
. lir Fulhors A 1 > I C < "I III Ihi * Iamis
M tlirlrHoiiit. IftTHplt lo w fiU
I Inr.iimMlon of v into nil ini-'il.
MARSTOd REMEDY CO. in Park Place. Ncjv York.
MentloiiOinaliii Deo.
V htn I . r cure 1 do nui ueau mor'ly to mp item Tur
tlmoandtheoh t lh a return urila. I inetn aradlcil euro
I lure tn , ! o tli9 illliut of 1'IT./ KI'ILfTnV tr FiLUNO
HlCKNItsd a llf l ni ! unilr. Iwirr'nt mrronudjr tocun
lha vront COA69. ecAtii4 otndm h T j faUea I * no rr&Bon for
uot novr recvlrlng anirr gentlat oaeJr a trefttliosuit n
fr.-fl LoUloofuir inrallllj's ren.cJr. illro Eiproitandrot
OIUco. It rntttyouliotlitnir f > , r 1 UM1. > li < l 1 wtUrnra Ttvi.
AjJr/'j r.r. u < > jouv. : i : icanst. .NiwY tt.
SOMETHING NEW.
Warranted to neither break down 01
roll up In woar.
loot eeiBlgi without IlkO itinptd u Imlde of C net ,
Tr2-llln lll- > lj MUI.tjfj. > i r pj > i t j.
CHICAGO CORSET CO.
CHICAGO. NEW YORK.
And many other complaints cured by
EViDiNCEJF 1887
A Prominent Buffalo Physician says :
nill-FALii , N , Y. , Feb. II. 154 ?
Dr Home. Chicago , 111.-1.0 ir Sir. Ills om cthlnz
umiKimi tor finu ot < ho mcdlcdl pr * sl jn to t ulor43
nniilvortl oi : article ; y ot I take pleasure In Inform-
IIIK y.iu Hint ono of your KlKlrlR IH'ln cured mo of
rlieumntl-in , from which I hail tniirorcul Syoari. 1
IIIITU rucoiimeniletl your Invention to nt lo t forty
of my pii'entaminYHnz ' with chronic Ulionieiof vn-
rtmn klndi , viz ; 1'iilpltn Inn uttln heart , nervous
debility , opllepiy , rlio im tl in , I itln In tlio tuck anil
kidneyetc. . . et'- . , etc All luvo nurcn.mvl Hnd
worn them with mo r.-Ulfylnu ro < ult9. lemhlehly
rpciimmonil your Hloctrlc Holtt a possH3ln < Kroat
merit. Krutermilly v.uir .
I , I.McMintAKl , M. D. ( SI Niagara-it
A Chkncfo I'liisician Says ,
Ir Horne Dtinriilr : I h iv ) imoJ several klnili ot
miiunctlc unit Klpctric lljll.i on p.ulontnnil myself.
I can honojtly Klvo tlio proferonca to yours , by nil
nddt * . llftnco I cmnunddo rocotiiiuenU yours overall
otliern. Votirfl frutcrnnlly , J. II. JUIUHIX. .M I ) ,
Ji'n II , NS7. Offlccjii ; SUitc-'t. . Ohlcajo
A 1'liysician Says. All of My Patient
are .Satisfied.
CKNUVA , NEH , Jnn 31,1337
DrW.J.Homo , tnvontor-Dear Sir : I rocommenl
your illectrlc Holts In nil \TII suffer wltlinnynorrou )
tinulilo , any rhronlollrcror kldnoy aHenaos. Allot
my patient * tlmt nro using \our Kloatrlo Helta are
satisfied , fraternally. M. I'IIOPIT. M It ,
rhyslclun and Hurgeon
A Minister of the German Evangelical
Church , Says :
I.nntiTON , Allecim Co , Mich. , Fab8,1R37
Ir W. .1. II irnc , Chlc.iKO , Ill-Dear Mr : Your
Kloctrlc Uulta < 1oilllou clulm. One of them hvlped
ineof clvjpcpsi i. comtlputlon nnd iiciieral debility.
I woulif Ilko in Intruduca your ruodi hero. Will
you let mo hnvo the agency for thin ttrnihlpl'lea > n
Biro yoiirtenni Inmthonilnlstirof the ilormuu
K.VHiiKelical Church of l.olxliton Ueaimrtfully ,
UBV. liDl'IS UllltMM.
Itcyltlcncc , MlJdlevlllo Hurry county , Mich.
Neuralgia of the Stomach Cured.
Clil-STM-T. II.I. . . Jan 01 , 1331
Dr llorna-Donr Plr1 us aairiTlni : w.th neural
pl.'i of the xtnnmcii , inul mollclnecomod to have no-
otTcct. oven morphlno did notraliovo IIIQ much. The
attnck would h. * ; ln uvcry ovonlng about nlnoo'cloclc.
and nstubontslx hours , I sent for i neot your Kino-
trlr licit' , cot it nnil put It on. nnd Imvn't hud the
leant nymrxoMi ot niun : Uu ! slnco. lam veil ple.isod
Vouratru'y ' , A.y. IIAIU'OUKT.
Dr. W. J. IIOllNK/lill AVabash-avomie ,
Cliicaq-o.
Polo Inventor , I'rlotor nml Manitfacturor.
hciul tftamprao 10 cito'U3. ; !
a National Bank
OMAHA. NKUKASKA.
Paid up Capital $250,000
Surplus 40,000
H. YV. Yatns , President.
A. E. Toimilln , vine President.
W. 11 S. HuRhos , Cashier.
\V. V. Morse , John S. Collins ,
ll.W.Yates , LowiiS. Hood.
A. E. Touxnlln.
BANKING OFFICE :
THE IRON BANK ,
Cor I'Jth and Farnam Sts.
A Ueuoral Banking Hiismcas Transacted.
'FRANK G , HOLLINS & CO. ,
Members .Vow York Stock Kxchanze.
1IUV AND SKI.I. ON
STOCKS AND BONDS ,
Qalnr and Provisions.
24O ClurhSrect , UMcuyo.
( ( Jraidliifiao ) Hotel )
Private wire to Now York.
Corrcsronflmco Invited liy mall or telegraph.
ludiicrxliini or
. "S llt'iUtliTlK Tl )
thn New lurcorru
. KNisa , jT. ,
iiiuouiiiilld , loothli'Bcurrtnti ' of
' ltundVijgrouiSir , ' " "tV " " ' " -e.k tjih. pirti.r""or.
Cumnt -5\f-li\t \ Inilinllr a , Ve forfeit tsVlVJ Kltetrio .
amieitlrnpto.7nunt < o > tr > ri other Ulti.\yoritruriptr
n..ntly cundln Ihrr , Irwnthi. fe.lt.l pimphlet 4t. .tlrnp
, Th 8 ndonEI elrloCo. l69LsSilic tMChie a
NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS ,
llo-dery , Handkerchief * .
Olovos , Kmbroldorlos ,
Lnces , Collars nnd CulTs ,
lilliboni , Fancy Goods ,
lluttons , Trlmmlnr4f |
ItiK'hlnirs , Umbrollni ,
Corsets , 1'nrnsols.
Notions ,
Ladles Muslin Underwear ,
Gauze , Mslo nnd Slllc Undorn'onr , Ktc.
The Season's Novelties In the nbovo lines will
always bo found on our counters , The
season's variety In the snmo field will
never bo mlssod by us , and the
poason's ordinary price always
discounted. Wo ninko spo-
clnltlos of superiority of
goods nnd low ness of
prloos. Ulvo us a call
nnd BOO If our rep
resentations uro
unfounded.
THOMPSON , 11ELDKNACO. ,
l.liu Fnrnum Street
The "Smoke Ball " Overrides Disease
ESTSworn Evidence Verify our
* llcmlnchc , Colds , Etc.
OMAHA , NKII. , April 15th , 1887 ,
Carbolic Smoke Flail Co Gentlemen. I have used your Smoke Ball to great ad
vantage for headache , colds and catarrhal nlTectionF , from which I have been a suf
ferer for a considerable period. In every case relief hab been promp , and today I ntu
entirely free from sucli ailments. For such causes the Smoke Ball is all you" claim
.for it. Yours truly , C. W. SMITH , 511 South 12th St.
State of Nebraska , County of Douglas , ss.
Subscribed in my presence and sworn to before me this ICth clay of Apiil , A. D.
1887. ISKAL ] HIRAM A. Si URGES , Notary Public.
Catarrh and Jtroncliidl Affections.
ST. Loi-ts , Mo. , March 1 , 1887. "Carbolic Smoke Ball" Co. : Gentlemen. I have
administered your Carbolic Smoke Ball to my two children for Catarrh and Bron
chial allection , with uratifving results , speedily curing both diseases.
J. T. DRUMMOND. President Dnitnmond Tobacco Company ,
8nb cilhOl nnd sworn to Uoforo rae tills 8th dnjr of Mnrcli , IS37. WAI.TKIl C. CAIllt ,
[ SLAI , . ] Noturjr I'ubllo.
The only unfailing remedy in Catarrh , Asthma , Hronchitis , Hay Fever , Neuralgia , '
Croup.Catiurhal Deafness. Whooping Cotih , Sore Throat , Headache , Colds , etc.
ATHTT ? 1717 T * B'ven to a" callers at our Ladles' and Gents' Par-
A * - JX JJrO J. | orSi ROOIU n ( Creighton Block.
EST'Our "Debellalor Package" tor purifying the blood , should be used in connection
with the Smoke Ball in all chronic cases. .
Smoke Balls sent on receipt of price , $2 , and 4 cents in stamps. "Debellator" , $1.
CARBOLIC SMOKE BALL CO , ,
Itoom 11 , CreiaMoii IJlocH , ISthnt. , Next to 1'ostofllcc , Omaha , A'eb.
Xotfof safe by < lrtiyglsts , canvastscr.1 or
RELIABLE JEWELER.
Watches , Diamonds , Fine Jewelry , Silverware
The largest stock. Pi icej the lowest. Repairing a specialty. Work warranted.
Corner Douglas and 15th streets , Omaha. Licensed Watchmaker for the Union
Pacific Railroad Company.
THE 75th GRftND DRAWING. MAY 20th.
NO KLAXKS. BIG 1 > KIXI2 § Oil E\VAUI > .S !
One Million Distributed Every Year
HE Acutmui.vruo ixraim ST MUNKY UIVIUKD AMONG A I'KW LUCKY uo.y
ItULDKUS KVEUY a MONTHS.
Only $2.00 required to secure one Royal Italian 101) ) francs gold bond. These hond
participate in four drawings everv year and retain their original valu
until the year 1944. Prize * of 2,000,003" 1,000,000 , 530,000 , 2,10,000 , &c. francs will b
drawn , besides the certainty of receiving back 100 francs in gold , you may win 4 time
everv year.
Tlifi ii ua nfo , nnd fie best , Itivesttuent ever oTot-oil , as the Invented money must tia pnlJ baok
when bond miittirra. SinJ forrlrcuUriat It will piy you to di , or soiul jvur onleri wltti mnnoy
or togtstoroU letter , or postal notns , und In return wo will forward the documents.
BEIILIN BANKING CO. . 3O5 Broadway , Now York 11 y.
N. U. These bonds are not lottery tickets , and their sale is legally permitted : n th.iU
S. by laws of 1873 .
- OF
GALLOWAY : - : CATTLE.
Importation , ut
LINCOLN , NEB. , ON TUESDAY , APRIL 26 , ' 87
Commencing at 1 o'clock P. M.
83 HKAD Just from qimrnntlno , i > l foninlcgninl
: : i % bulls , tiowx In cnlf or culvn nt foot All
ot the noted fmiilliCH rife ! | ) = eiitiJ , liichtillnif bulls
nud cow * orilin notoil oinluiuils trlbfi. l.mly Stun-
l ys , Forest Quc'cns , Maid MnrlHn , Driiinlunrlir. HulH
und hollers by the noted Harden Hull tll'il ) , the llr-t
llimlon IcmulesovrT impoitud. Also a lot slrod by
Mosstroopuol' Drumluutitf ( lU7i ) snld to lie the best
bull iu Scotland nt the present time. Wu otin Ray
without hoMtnlion thct thh 13 tlio host lot of cuttlu
ovcrlmi > oitoil , botli us rouarUa breeding mid InUl-
vldual inorlt. t alu positive ; no le-ioivo. no poet-
rinneiner.t. . will bo hold In the brocdors eniutcni.
TKItMS Tlirotlo six inoiitUs' tlmo lor peed pnpor.
Drlnk'banUablo references. Cntalniruus now toady.
. \dcli053 JAS. OUNNINCHAM H SON ,
LINCOLN , Nun. , OnroNebraska rumur ,
Or 1. M. WOODS , Auctioneer.
DREXEL & MAUL ,
Successors to Jno. ( J. Jacobs ,
AND
At tlio oldstanct 1 107 Farnara st. Orders
bytolecrauh solicited and promptly at
tended to. Telephone No. 235.
Embody the Inchest cxelloncics in Shape
linesi , Comfort and Durability and
aic the
Reigniiig Favorites
fashionUble circle , , OjrtumjUon eve
ry sale. .J' . & T..COUS.INS , New Yoik.
TAULR IJXI'.XH ,
AND
All Roodi of thli clASJ nud n Inrtfu roprconl >
tlon In thMstoro , as a cnll will cotivlneo you.
Wr tunkultioni Jtieolaltyus stnplo KOOiM.ntnl
| iaco | them nt n atuple prlro-otlr price tlio
M < rv lowest In the nmtk t. lly the roll , pleco.
yiinlorpattorii.wo otfor no Koodji tlmt nro not
bargain * , ml tlio tlnrjt or tlio coitroodt fnbrlo
\veonny I ? rollnhlo and satisfactory. Try us
hen you need tnbki linen or kindred fabric * ,
nnd you eantiot fall to nmko n durable , elegant
nnd seasonable pnraltnso.
WHITE AND WASH
Dress Materials.
This will bo without question the frrontet
year for \vlille ami irusdi fabrics over known In
this country. Wo bnllovn our stouk contain !
cvur ) thing that Is doalr ble. and Is prollc lljr
strong In i'nrco tfoodt which promise to ho mi
milch worn this seasonliu-ludlrtr the following :
Victoria LIIWIH , Pluln , HI r I peel nnd I'lnld Niiln-
Books , India I.lnon * . Swiss Mailing , dotted ,
tliMirod nnd plnld , ( Mionlllo.tiphyr.s , Knotted
lonit < 'C4 , Klrnipps Cloths , SntrctK 1'oiolRn and
Dome llL' , Olnghnma , rerculcx , llntl-jto , Hour-
sucker nnd Crinkles in omlle.ii variety.
Karly luiyers will linvu the lui-Ror selection
alAlKKorllSSmKM.IBOIDRHKD ? . UOIIK8 la
boxes HI astonishingly low prices.
Lace Curtains and Scrims.
I.nco Curtains from f 1.00 a pair up.
Plain and I.neo-Hulped Scrims from lOo to25o
per yurd.
THOMPSON , BKLDKN & CO. ,
1319 FAUNA M STHEET.
GOLD MEDAL , FABIS , 1878.
BAKER'S
Warranted abloliittlu pure
Cocofi , tram which Uio OICC-M of
Oil ha tern rtmotcd. It bntt/irra
time i the itrenglH tit Cocoa mliixl
wltli Blnrch , Arrowroot orHngar ,
and la therefore far more economi
cal , cutting ten than one tint a
tuH I * delicious , nourishing ,
ftlrengthetilnf ; , easily dlgrati-d , nud
admirably adapted for Invalid * M
well M for | > i'n > on > In health.
Sold lijr OroFer oToryttlicre.
W. Mass
BAKERO.Jorchestcr
. . , ,
IIR cnutos , and n now and
micemarul UlJItl' at your own
hoinn tiy ono who wai de f twenty eight
) ciii . Tioatod by inont of iliu iiou-a niioclnl-
M * without t > onollt ; cured bitnsolf In ihr
month * , und smco then hundred ! of others ,
I'ull particular * soul on application. T , U.
J'AQt ; , No. 11 W cm J 1st Bt.o