THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : THURSDAY. MARCH 17 , 1888. ;
AMUSKMBKTB.
Again Attract An Immense
Auillencd nt Boyd'fl.
Another crowded liousd greeted EiOttn.nt
iJoyd's ' Initt night. Tlio little Indy nchicvcd
n'nothcr triumph. The people seem to novct
grow tired of Lottrt. Night after night the
pamo demonstrative ai lnuso , thosnmo mani
festations of delimit hro accorded lion Her
nnttcR nro BO unique , so spasmftdlc , so pfcoti-
llnrly her own thnt she isnlwnys Irresistible.
But Lflttn did not crcntc nil the cntliu4lnsm
ly herself , as Is too frequently Uio ease With
notable stars. I > . AUJJ. Anderson , M
CJullp , scored n success ho may
Will fed proud of. Ho Is certnlnly a card by
himself , nnd his acting last night was never
excelled by any former Jmporsonator of this
really dlfllcult role. Uonlfncc. too. was at his
best , and only strengthened the opinion
formed that the young fellow has a future
before lilm , Cyril Scott was at homo in the
character of Kit , nnd Grandfather Kent
couldn't have been moro effectively reprc-
ncnted than in .1. W. Hayno. In fact , the entire -
tire cnst was good , almost without a
flaw , nnd what the minor diameters
lacked in talent they more than made
up in personal address nnd on earnest en
deavor to work in consonance with the pro-
iri I era In the bill. Ernestine Floyd , Augusta
Raymond , Lilian Klchardson , Julia Hanson
nnd Annie Schubert nro nil deserving of more
extended mention than Is hero accorded them.
T-iOttn was novcr surrounded by stronger ,
better support than in her present company.
Till ! nAtXADAT'S SECOND AVrHAUANCn.
This company of minstrels repeated their
excellent performance nt the Grand opera
house last night to a largo audience and
scored oven n greater hit than they did on
the first night. It is unquestionably the
strongest colored compnny that has over np-
jicnrcii in this city. The programme is n
very lengthy one. comprising wore than the
usual diversity of the minstrel bill. A now
f onturo , suggested by the U. & M. engineers1
Btriko , contains several peed hits , while the
"Drum-Major's Dream" introduces a drill of
marvelous grace , symmetry nnd beauty.
Clght men take part nnd it is dlfllcult to dc-
termltio which is the most export In the com
bination. Messrs. Ben Hunn , Hilly Young ,
Ed nnd Frank Mallory , in tholrcnd business :
nnd indeed the whole company in "Aunty
Jackson's Uoccption , " deserved the liberal
npplauso which was bestowed upon them.
MATTRESSES , , worth $3.00 , only
91.08. Everything clso in proportion at
NKW Yoiuc SiouAui : Co. ,
block , Capitol uvo. mid 15th st.
BOUTK OMAHA IHS1UOOUATS.
Hold Another Meeting and
Mnko More Nominations.
"Gentlemen , you will please como to
order , " said Chrirman Uaylls to the South
Omaha democracy last night , nnd about two
hundred gentlemen quit telling stories of the
JTown of Lake , and awaited further develop
ments. It was an adjourned mooting , nnd
the proceedings wore characterized by the
utmost good nature and harmony.
"Wo now nwatt j-our pleasure , gentlemen , "
continued the chairman , nnd Ed Told Inti
mated that it would bo his pleasure to hear
the minutes of the lost meeting. Ho hoard
them , and so did the others present There
tvcro no corrections to make and they stood
approved , while the secretary stood looking
for sonio stationery. The DEE reporter again
came to the rescue , and furnished sufficient
to record the proceedings ana prepare the
ballot papers , and tUou they all settled down
to business.
lu reply to Jimmy Mclnorny
the chairman announced the meet
ing open to receive noininutloms for the
school board , and the names of Frank J.
Pearson , John Carroll , John Miller , T. C.
Van Ailten , P. Rowley , J. A. MucMurphy
nnd Thomas Dowling wcro proposed. Only
Bix could bo elected , so Thomas Dowling
withdrew and the other six were nominated
by acclamation.
Then some one said that each ward should
have a representative , and that the ticket as
named left out both the Third and Fourth
Wards. This was found to bo correct , nnd
after a few minutes' profound thinking u mo
tion to reconsider the former question was
put nnd carried. By this time the boys had
lime to remember tholr friends , nnd the nom
inations catno in thick nnd fast. The Third
jvard held the banner , and among the names
banded In were those of Tom IJyan , Jack
Yntes , Whisky Jack , Black Jack , Muz/ler
( Jack , Hod Muzzier , Johnny Burke , Uody
Redmond. P. Rowley , Mnttio Quinn ,
ZTohnny Gall , Major Leonard , O'Rourko ,
McGulro , Klncord and Johnny Gor
man. Some of them wcro evidently
nominated without the consent of the nomi
nees , but they wore voted on nil the same ,
nml at the close it was found that the ticket
would bo John Carroll , Frank E. Pearson ,
Thomas Rvan , B. Jotter , J. A. MacMurphy
nnd T. C. Van Ailten.
A motion to rcconsldor the nomination for
jLreasurcr was lost nnd Tom Geary still has it ,
nnd n motion empowering the central com-
in It too to call ward meetings for the purpose
of selecting councllmen was declared carried.
6. B. Fnnno then explained how his name
cnmo to bo on the "citizens' ' " ticket , nnd in
reponso to repented call AV. G. Sloan took
the floor and declared himself. Ho said that
although born in a pinhibltion state , ho was
po pi olilbitionist , and had worked against it
Binio ho was knue high. He was not and
never had been iu favor of high ( the $1,000) )
license , but was of the people and for thu
people both for their good mid his own.
Tills evidently suited the wishes of the
nudiunco , and they adjourned with loud up
Jilnuso. _
MATTRESSES worth 63 , only $1.03 ,
Everything else in proportion at
NKW YOIIK STOUAOK Co. ,
Enth-o block , Cupitol two. and 15th st.
Nelmiska. Woflloyau University.
Rev. Drs. Maxfleld and Lemon returned on
"Wednesday evening from Lincoln , where
they had boon in attendance at a trustee.
meeting of the Nebraska Wosloyau unlvor
Blty. The mooting Is reported to have been
n very harmonious and profitable one. Bishop
, Warren , of Denver , was present , nnd oxain
f ncd the work done on the building , looked
ever the plat of the unlveiolty place , niado
himself fully acquainted with thp fliinncia
pondlllon of the business , and cxptcssed him
pelf greutly pleased with the management o
the affairs nnd the work done , nnd
'
proved 'his interest nnd faith inthoenteiprisi
by tbo purchase of. lots nnd otherwise to th
mnountof over f 10 , 000. This was suck nn
inspiration that others purchased lots nin
papers duo the university , and swelled th
sum to between $20,000 and 10,000 as cash iu
the treasury at an early day , This will en
nblo the building committee to pay oft all
claims now duo and resume work as early a
the weather will permit. The future of till
great enterprise Is certainly very promising
iiud all friend of education should tally ana
these men with a work destined to be a
p tcat blessing tb coining generations. The
b ontd authorized the sule of 100 lots at pricei
graded last full for ROUIU sixty days , nftci
that an advance in price will be mad o. An ;
information needed will bo given by nddrcbs
ingO. A. Atkinson , secretary ; Rov. C. F.
Crolghton , D. D. , chancellor , Lincolnor'i \
U , Lemon , D. D. , educational agent , Omaha.
After the Uuttlo Is Over.
Prices luivo now touched bottom
Every thing to furnish your , house from
collar to garret , at fabulously lowpricei
Bud cusy pnymojita nt that. 'Where ? A
WKW Yonic STOHAOE Co.'a ,
Capitol Avonua uud 15th st.
Mrs. Atkinson Retires.
Mrs. A. Atkinson , proprietress of the old
fcst millncry bstabllshment lu Omaha , make
Jiorbow" to the public mid stops down nn
out to make room for the younger milliners
Mrs , Atkinson first started a little Shop hen
Twenty-one years ago , on the corner o
' .Thirteenth and Douglas streets , and durin
that time her business has grown until to-day
fiho retires from the largest and leading CS
tubllahment in thu city. Durilig these j car :
elio lias witnessed the failure of no less tha
ptb livul cstablUhmcnts.
" *
MATTRESSES , \vorth $3.00 , onlj
, , ftl.Od. 1 vdry thing otso in jroj > ortion u
YoititSTOiiAais C'o , ,
Entire bloplf , Capitol uvo. uud 15th st.
Tlenl Kstnto TrAnafcro.
Francis E Wilto ct nl to Nellie R
Smith- , lot 18 blk 4 Hvcrett Placewdt 7CO
Nellie It Smith , single , to Francis E
White ct nl , lot 3'4 ' blk 21 Walnut Hill
v d , . 2,000
E S Rood nnd wlfo tb Herman J31um-
cntlml , lot 0 blk 0 Albrights Annex ,
w < ! . . . . ' * . . . . ' . . . . < 180
Mnrgarett Lovc'tt , j janllan , to'W J
Widoman , n BO ft , lot 30 , S E Rogers
pint of Oknliomn , w d 1,800
John W George ct al to John F Jnckn-
roll , n % lot 10 blk 70 , South Omaha
vrd , 1,7GO
Otto Lobcck and wife to John II
Loomis , lots 2U. &i blK 3 , Lobcck's
Mib , w d . 423
Carrlo J Filtick and husband to Hora
tie 1C Hcndce , lot ! blk 4 , Potter St
Cobhs add to S Omaha , w d 2,100
John M Mnrston ( wld ) to Anthony
Martin , lots 4 and 5 , blk I.Tlaln-
view , w d. . . , / . . > . 000
George N Hicks et nl to It Pearl Ung-
land , lot 17 , blk 18 , Vinton place ,
Wd . . . . .I 1,000
Ed A Troutmnn and wlfo to Jennie
Duff , lot 7. blk 8 , Hanscom park ,
wd i i 025
W G Albright nnd wlfo to School dis
trict No. : ) , lott 17 and 18 , blk 84 , Al-
bright' * choice , w d > 1
S S Floi d and wife to R W Hnwloy ,
Vcrnoh heights , wd. , .i , . . . 10
George A Vantcr ot nl to William Cnl-
len , lots 7 nnd 8 , blk " , Oxford place ,
w < i . . . . .I 1,800
Florence C. Proctor anil hnsband to
Walter F. Klnnoar , s 30 feet lot 12 ,
Ullnibcthplace , wd 3,000
J. J. O'Connor , S. M. O. , to Augustus
Kountzo ct nl. , part of 0-15-10 , 40
ncrca , ni d 1
John F. Flack nnd wlfo to J" . Hcndco ,
lots 20 nnd 21 , block 4 , Potter &
Cobb's addition to South Omaha ,
w d , 4,800 ,
Ada Roichcrt nnd husband to E. A.
Benson , trustee , lot 83 , block y , Ben
son , wd 4CO
Seventeen transfers , aggregating.$21,013
Building Permits.
The following building permits wore issued
yesterday by the superintendent of buildings :
Daniel Ross , cottage , Thirty-second
nnd Grant. . , 8 100
B. F. Norris , addition to icstaurant ,
: ) l'l South Thirteenth 100
H. A. Arnold & Co. , stable , Dccutur ,
near Twenty-fourth 115
Joseph Levi , addition to dwelling , 1012
Dorcas 200
August \Vnllln , cottage , Seward and
Thirty-second C50
Z. B. Berlin , two-story frame dwell
ing , Spencer , near Twentieth 3,000
Lars Nelson , cottngo , Chicago , hear
Twenty-seventh 350
John Olson , addition to dwelling ,
Hurt , near Twenty-fourth - . . . . ICO
George Saultor , cottngo , opposite Cal-
houu avenue 1,000
Max Schmidt , cottage , Locust , near
Twentieth GOO
E. Svonson , alterations to dwelling ,
Davenport and Thirty-first 200
Hamilton Bros. , cottage , Fifteenth
nnd Locust 1,000
Mrs. M. Clarkson , alterations to
residence , 2023 St. Mary's avenue. . . 500
Frank ICclloy , cottage , Twenty-first
and Elm 400
Schocply & Over , repairs to building ,
1415 Douglas. . . 500
Mrs. Elizabeth Kohlmoyor , cottage ,
Ninth , south of Bancroft 500
Sixteen permits , aggregating. $ 0,303
The Ladles' Favorite.
The newest fashion in Indies' hats
will doubtless cause a flutter of plcnsur-
nbla excitement among the fair sex.
Ladies nro always susceptible to the
changes of a fashion platoand the moro
startling the departure the more earnest
the gossip ever the now modo. Dr.
Piorco'a Favorite Prescription is n posi
tive euro for the ills which aillict females -
males and make their lives miserable.
This sovereign panacea can be relied
on in cases of displacements and all
functional derangements. It builds up
the poor , haggard and draggecl-out vic
tim and gives her now hope and a fresh
lease of life , It is the only medicine for
woman's peculiar weaknesses and ail
ments , sold by druggists , under a posi
tive guarantee from the manufacturers ,
that it wilt give satisfaction in every
case or money refunded. Read printed
guarantee on bottle wrapper.
William Wnrdwoll , the organ grinder
at the so-called dime museum on Six
teenth street north of Web&tcr , was
arrested yesterday afternoon for steal
ing n pair of panU from Cameron Bugo ,
711 North Sixteenth street. lie was
given five days In the county jail.
Lclmid hotel , Cincngo.
Robbed By a Courtesan.
Charles Bray , a railroader , claims
that ukilo ho was in n bagnio of nogrcsscs
on Eleventh street yesterday , ono of the in
mates named Mary Francis robbed him of
his watch and S8 In money. Tlio dusky cour
tesan was lun in about 0 o'clock last evening
by Officer Brady.
MATTRESSES worth $8 onlySKOS.
Everything else in proportion at
NKW Yoiuc SIOUAOK Co. ,
En tire block , Capitol avo. and 15th st.
* 4
rcrsonnl Paragraphs.
D. J. Cook , chief of the Rocky Mountain
detective agency , Denver , is in the city.
Mis. Frank D. Mead , is cnjoving a visit
f i oni her brother , Jake S. ICurtzman , of Min
neapolis , Minn.
A Great Strike Now Hulled.
Down with the monopolies.
S74 parlor suits only $38.
850 bedroom suits only $23.
$50 marble top bidobonrds only $10.
53.00 mattrcbses ojily $1.08.
And everything Olso in proportion.
A call will coat nothing. Wo can in
terest you.
you.NKW YOUK STOUAOK Co.
Capitol avo. and 15th st.
Yesterday's internal revenue collec
tions amounted to $1,012.01.
Every person is interested in their
own affairs , and if this moots the eye of
any ono who is sulVoringfrom thootlects
of n torpid liver , we will admit that lie
is interested in getting well. , Got a
bottle of Prickly Ash Bitters , use it as
directed , nnd you will always bo glad
you read this Horn.
Shortly after 3 o'clock yesterday after
noon the explosion of a gasoline lamp in
Louis Kroitouch's dye works , 101(5 ( Cap
itol avenue , called out the lire depart
ment. The lire uns found to bo coiillnui :
to a heap of old clothes and was eusllj
extinguished. Mrs. Kroitzseh had her
hand painfully burnt.
Killing n Polar Dear.
Just how bravo , ferocious or danger
ous the polar boar may be it is extremely -
ly hard to say , owing to the variety of
disposition and dissimilar traits it ha ?
exhibited in this respect under the scru
tiny of equally credible observers , writes
Frederick Sohwntha in the March Out
ing. On6 authority says : "It is tlfo
largest , strongest , most powerful , nnd
with a single exception , the most foio-
cious of bearst" the exception evidently
moaning the grizzly. Yet the many
mutilated persons I have been in the
great west \\lio have boon intimate with
the "cinnamon" boar of that region , anc ]
describe him as equal in ferocity with
and. superior in activity to , the grimly ,
would certainly not bo willing to Sur-
rondar his claims to those of the polar
boar. Again , the testimony of those
who have shot a helpless animal awim-
miug in the son from the ( lode of an ex
ploring steamer is of no more valnathan
that of a monagerio-keopor who has
poisoned ti cairod Bengal tiger. J ain in
clined to place the polar boar below thu
cinnamon and grUzly in bravery , al
though. Ho.Buporior of cither iu actlv-
ty. His long , lltho , snake-like form ,
compared With the fjbungling carcasses
if the others , would show this without
urthor argument or practical demon
stration , yet it has received lllo latter
without doubt. ThosO who speak of the
eroclty produced by n carnivorous diet
may tliink the polar should excel his
omnivorous-brethren ol tha south , its' ho
3 whclly of this typo ; yet , singularly
enough , his system of donti-
iou is exactly the same as that of
the other hears. Still , ns hna boon
said , the polar boar had exhibited nil
Icgrcos of bravery , from.that of the
most forociouB disregard ot life to the
most abject cowardice. The old Norso-
non , than whom no braver men over
ivod , came In contact with thcso gla
cial grizHcs when their most ventur
ous explorers discovered Grqcdland ,
and Kric the Rod , their bpld leader , is
said to hnvo had quarreled fnriougly
with ono of his best friends from sheer
envy because the latter had killed a
polar boar and thus distinguished himself -
self among these who valued bravery
as highly as it has over been hold since ,
whan his chief should have been given
this honored opportunity. They
regarded him as n plucky adversary.
'Killing a boar , " says Chevalier Rink ,
> nco Danish inspector of Greenland ,
'has , in ancient as well aa modern
times , been considered ono of the most
distinguishing fonts ot sportsmanship
,1 firnnnln nil. "
To Kxptoro Greenland.
Chicago Times : An Arctic expedition
which has not thus far attracted much
attention , although it may possibly pro
duce Bomo valuable scientific results , is
going to stnrt from Scandinavia this
: oming summor. The interior ot Groon-
.and is almost wholly unknown. As far
as the explorers have hitherto been nblo
to penetrate , it has been found covered
with ice and snow , although Count
Nordcnskjold believes that in the unex
plored Interior there is a part ot the
country free from ice nnd snow.
Whether this bo true will probably bo
ascertained by this expedition , which ia
expected to give to the scientific world
much valuable information in geology ,
botany , zoology , and meteorology.
Among the efforts that have boon
tnado before to explore the interior of
Greenland may b mentioned to the two
expeditions of Count Nordonskjold in
1887 nnd 1883 , and these of the Ameri
cans , Hays nnd Parry , in I860 nnd 1887 ,
respectively. Nordonskjold on his last
expedition was accompanied by two
"Laps , " Finlandcrs , with their ' "skis " , "
n kind of snow shoo very similar to the
American toboggans , about two to three
yards long and four or flvo inches broad.
The expedition is to bo headed by a Mr.
Nan son , nt present connected with the
Bergen museum. Mr. Nanson is an expert -
port "ski lobes" and nn nblo scientist.
He will associate with him three or four
of the best "ski labors1' ho can got. and
among these selected arc ono
or two of these Norwegian soldiers
who last fall visited America to partake
in the Chicago encampment.
While all the other expeditions have
strfrtod from the Danish colonies , on the
west side of Greenland. Mr. Nnnson's
intention is to start from the east hide ,
from a place in the neighborhood of
Capo Dan , about 00 degrees north lati
tude , where ho expects to got ashore-
from seine Norwegian senior. Ho thinks
that the expedition in that way will bo
forced to fulfill its journey , as there will
hardly bo any possibility of returning ,
the only population on the east side
being some Esquimaux , whoso villages
are anything but charming abodes.
Another advantage of this arrangement
is that ho will not then need to cross
the continental glazier moro than once , '
while the former expeditions in case of
success would have had to return the
same way they advanced.
The whole distance from coast to coast
is about.100 miles , and , supposing the
oxolorcrs advance twelve to fifteen
miles a day , a very small run for n 'skl
lober , " about thirty days will bo needed
for the crossing. They will take with
them , however , necessary provisions for
about two months , nnd these , together
with the necessary scientific instru-
instruments , change of clothessleeping
bags , and so forth , they will have to
draw on sleds.
The necessary financial support will
bo given the explorers by Mr. Garnol , a ,
coffee merchant of Copenhagen.
A Monument to the Oriius Tweed.
New York Herald : Wp give consid
erable space to an historical nnaljsis of
what has boon done toward building the
state capltol at Albany ,
This monument of extravagance , folly
nnd wretched tnsto was in the first place
to cost $4,000,000. Then the amount became -
came $7,000,000. Five millions woio
tpont before the walls were started to
ward the second story , and by and by
the expenditures ran on at the into of a
million a year , until at the close of 1880 ,
$10,011,570 had been spent , rising to
$12,113,231.03 in 1881 , and 813,110,3fcO in
1883. Mr. Cleveland , as governor , tried
to finish the job , but moro millions wore
needed , until in 1880 817,000,000 wore
reached , and the cost to date is $17-
914,875.
The best criticism upon this story will
bo found in the summary at the close of
our narrative. The capitol at Albany
already has cost more than the Delaware
and Hudson canal , 101 njllcs long ; the
original Erie canal , 303 miles long ; the
Chesapeake and Ohio canal , the Croton
aqueduct , the Washington capitol or the
Now York and Brooklyn bridgo. Al
ready moro than 1,000,000 moro have
boon spent upon it than upon the Tweed
court houbo.
The duties of the early justices of the
national supreme court could hardly Ixa
called onerous. During the first twenty
years of the court it had very little bus
iness. Prom 1820 to 1851 the cases sub
mitted to it averaged only about fifty-
five a year. After 18(13 ( the docket be
came crowded , and now a now case is
ordinarialy not hoard for live years.
R
p
CREAM
1 tssnnerlor excellence proven ia millions ot
homes for more than H quarter of a century. II
is used by the United states Government KUT
dorsed by the heads of the ( Irent I'nh ersltles as
'utcst anil Most Ilnalthful. Or ,
I'rico'a Criaui Daklna Powder does not oontalu
Ammonia. Mine or Alum Sold only In Cans
J'UICK IUKINO I'UWDUli UO .
New Vork Chlcot'o. Bt.
FOR MAN
HIS MONEY
Ana the manner no can use it jnflicionsly for the coming weet in making his selections of Clothing from the Neatest Designs of Patterns , fabrics of the latest , emliracinff
all prevailing styles in cut , from THE MERCHANT TAILORS' ' FASHION PLATES , at prices 50c on the dollar of their original price , with a selection of
AND WHERE TO SPEND IT
652 PAIRS PANTALOONS 486 FULL SPRING SUIT
AT FOR ,
8 2.45 That was made to order $ 5.00
8.00 * " . . . , 7.60
4.80 " " 9.CO
6.30 " " 10.50
O.CO " " 19.60
7.20 " " 14.2-5
8.10 " " * 10.00
8.00 " " . ' 17.50
0.05 " " . 18.00
9.65 " " , 18.76
10.00 " " . . . .i 20.00
10.40 " " 21.00
AN EXTRA AUOITION ,
AT FOR
8 2.76 Which was made to order < S 6.50
S.50 " " 7.00
6.00 " " 10.00
6.75 " " 11.50
0.20 " " 12.00
0.00 " " 13.2-5
7.00 " " , 16.00
8.10 " " 10.2-5
9.30 " " 18.50
10.20 " " 20.00
10.75 " " '
. 21.60
11.20 " " 22.00
N. B. Orders by mail receive prompt and careful attention , when addressed
THE MISFIT PARLORS , 1119 Farnam Street.
At Last We can show the Greatest. Bargains in Medium
and Lightweight
That was ever bought with man's hard earned dollars.
AT FOR AT FOR
7.40 Which was made to order 15.00 8.20 Which was made to order 16.00
0.20 " " 18.00 . " ' 20-00
10.70
-
12.80 " " 25.00 11.05 " " . . . 22.00
14.GO " " 28.50 18.45 " " 26.50
17.80 " " 35.00 15.85 " ll 80.00
20.10 " " . > > 40.00 18.70 " " " 37.50
23.00 f1 " 45.00 21.85 " " 42.60
> 20.70 " " 55.00 25.70 " " 50-00
And many others as equally largo a bargain in proportion. We shall endeavor to make the grandest effort of onr existence in Oinaha during the
year of 1888 , to show in Gent's Furnishings the most complete ever shown west of New York city and at prices which will always bring people to
THE MISFIT PARLORS
1119 Farnam Street. Oinaha. 1119
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LIVER lOTJSCOMPL&INTS.fto
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STOMACH It la purely a Medlclao
AND as its cathartic proper
ties forbids its usons a
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BT > Locl8ina JUIIBABOTPT
Seller gnu , tltMnir gcrm and cnnta-
Security alitn nre cffoctually conibnttotl by
burning J/i/iinimipf/uil / raalltlcit in
rooniH mid anurtmonts. 'Jhey Are
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khln and tcalp at catti nro pcnnfi-
nently ciueil bv tlio ] Iuilroii < iptln > l
Suffering Siinjyi jnirc.lilKhly Bcontcd ineillclu-
al soap for toilet , nursery nnd bath.
TiHttliuclie , fate ncuinlulu nnd in-
Disease famed or molt til guniK yield pronnit-
ly to Darby's Dontnl I'lnstcra , w Inch
tnko the place of opIaU's , mid dan-
and guroug toothache drops.
Corns audtimfoii * CUUHQ no pain
\\horo Mead's Coru nnd llunloa
Plasters nro used. They quickly
allay Inflammation nnd rulluvu pain.
Hinnll pox and other contusions
dlHoiiHt'H nro preventi'rt by burnlni ;
Seabtuy's Hulphur Cninllus In col-
lurs , closets. lnk4 , ttUpn' holds ,
25 bird tagim. chicken coops , otc.
Gents bHAIilmY & .JOUNfcON , Now York.
Du , 15,0. WMT'S NKIHT'AND HHAIK T/IEAT-
WENT , a guaranteed HiicoJllp for Ifystcrla , Dlrzl *
ness. Convulsions pits , Nonqui NeuralKla ,
Headache , Nervous Prdatrntlon. caused by tha
use of alcohol or tobacco , Wakufulness , Mental
] ) epresslon , SoftenliiR of'tho Drain , resultliiB Ir.
Insanlty.alid leading to ) iil erydooayuiiltlnnti ) ,
1'rematnre Old ARO , liarrunnesa , Lots of 1'over
in eJthor sex. Involuntary losses nnd Bporma.
torrhien caused by ovcr-oxertlon of the britln ,
self-nbuso or over-lnduIBenco. Kach box con-
talnx ono month's treatment. fl.OI a box , or six
boxes for io.OO , sent by tuoll prepaid on receipt
of price.WI5
WI5 OUA11ANTE15 SIX OOXKS
To cure nny cnne , WJtb each older received by
us for six boiiu , acrompantod with 5.W.-n e will
end the purchaser our Tltten guarantee to refund -
fund the money If the treatment does not effect
cure. Guarantees Ibsued only by C. 1' . GOODMAN -
MAN , DniL'uUt , Hole. Agent , 111U Farnam Street ,
Omalia , , Neb ,
SCIENTJFie
GLUCK & WILKINSON.
DREXEL & MAUL ,
'
( Hucc'tfssOrs to John 0. Jucoba )
Undertakers & Embalmer
At the old stnnU. HOT Farnnm Ht , Orders by tel
grapb Bcllclttnl bad proiiiptl ; ' HtUudod to.
Telephone Mo &
AT THE
Misfit Parlors ,
1119 Farnam St , 1119
MERCHANT TAILORS'MIS FITS
ARE IIKOEIVISD DAILY.
Omaha ,
, u ,
1742 Lawrence St. , Denyer , CoL
Of the Missouri State Museum of Anatomy , St.
f/oiila , Mo. , University College Hospital , Lon
don , Olosou , Germany and New York , having
derated tholr attention
SPECIALLY TO THE TREATMENT OF
DISEASES.
More especially these nrlslnR from impru
donee. Invite nil BO sutferlng to correspond with
out delay. Diseases of infection and contuclon
cured snfely and speedily \ \ Ithout use of aan-
geroiiH drugs. Patients whose cases have been
neglected , uadly treated or pronounced Incur
able , sliould not fall to write UH concerning their
symptoms. All letters receive Immediate atten-
Ion.
JUST PUBLISHED ,
And will bo mulled Fltun to any address on re
ceipt of ono 2-cent stamp , "Practical Ob orva-
tlous on Nervous Debility and Physical Exhaus
tion , " to which Is added nn "Essay on Mar
riage , " with Important chapters on diseases ot
tliultonroiluctho Orjjans , the whole formlmi
\ uluulilo medical treatise which uhould be read
by all young men. Address
DRS. S. & D. DAVIESON ,
1742 Lavrronca St. , Denver , Col.
THE CHICAGO AHD
. And Chicago ,
The only road to tnko for Jc Mollies , Ifiirshiiltown-
Ccilur ItitiiliU. Clinton , Dlxim , c'lilcutio. Mllwaukio
nml all jiolntu Bast. In the poopluof Nebraska Colorado
rado , Wyoming. Utnli , Mulio , .Nuvmlu.Ori'fon , Wash-
liigton nnd California , It uaen superior lulviuUugos
nut | io Hlblo by any other flue ,
Ainonif a low ( if ilia numerous points of upnrlortt ) '
onJD/uii l > y tha iiatronn of this roml tu'tweuii Oiimlm
nnil Clilr.tKn , are Its two Ir.llns a tlnr ot DAV
COACHKS , wlilch uru the nnontllint liumnn art mid
Iniitmulty can cruute. lit [ 'ALACKHl.KKI'IMJ ( JAHS ,
wlilcli uru inodc'ls ( if comfort anil uleitaaco. IU 1'AIU
I.OH IJIIA\MM1 H001I CAUS uiiminmimod lir uny ,
nnd UH wlilclycolubratud 1'AI.ATIAIiHMNU OAltS ,
tlm equnl of nlilch cannot l > founil eltewheru At
Council UlulT * , tlio tralim ol tlie Union I'uclflo Hull.
wnyionnuct In union depot with tliuto of tlioClil-
caL-oA. NorlliKuutorii Hy. In Chlcaijo the tmlru of
this line mnko clonu coiniocllon wlili tlioso uf all
other Kafttcrn lines ,
lor Ikjtrolt , Coltimbiu , Inrtlanupolli , Cincinnati ,
Niagara Kalli , nuffnlo , I'ltwijUrir , Toronto , Montreal ,
Ilostou. New Vort. I'lilladolulila , llaltlniore , Wiuh-
Inxtoii , and all points In tlio liu t. Aik for tickets via
"NORTH-WESTERN"
If yon with tha licit accammodullon. All ticket
ueent Mill tickets Mu tbl lino.
ir.iiuuuii'r. U.U.WILSOV.
G u I MuunL'ur. ( ieii'U'us > Agent.
cinoAno , ir.ij ) .
W , N , HAHfOClC. Ocn'l , Wnstorn Ascut.
U. K. ialUlAL , ' 1 Ickut AirenL
M. F. WKsf , City ransonzcr Agent.
1401 Furuam St. , Omaha , Neb.
Proprietor Omaha Business College ,
IN WHICH 18 TAUQHT
Book-Keeping , Penmanship ,
Commercial Law , Shorthand , Telegraphing
and Typewriting ,
flind for Cciltge Journal.
S E. Cor 10th nud Cupitol Avonyo
AT FOR
$ 8.CO Which wfts ihtulo to onlor $18.00
10.20 ' " 20.00
12.40 " ll 25.00
14.80 ' " " 30.00
10.70 u " 85.00
18.30 " " R8.00
20.20 " " 40.00
22.70 " " 45.00
24.30 u " . * 48.00
20.35 " ' 55.09
A NEW ADDITION ,
AT FOR
8 0,70 Which was mnilo to order $19.50
11.80 " " 23.50
13.20 " " 20.00
15.C5 " " 81.50
17.20 " " 81.00
10.80 " Ci 40.00
26.GO " u 62.00
80.40 " " 60.00
83.60 " * 07.00
" " ' . .
30.70 74.50
WILL
NEVER
BREAK
FOR SALE BY
N. B. FALCONER AND FISHER BROS.
DRUNKENNESS
Or the LIqnor Habit , TosIUrcIy Curotl bj
Administering Dr. Halnes' Golden
Specific.
It can be given In a oun of coirco or tea with
out the knowledge of the person tatting It ; abhO-
lutclj harmless , nnd will cllect a pennant and
Bpeedy cure , whether the patient Is a moderate
drinker or an alcoholic wreck. .thousands of
drunkards have been made teinperutu men who
ha\etakendoldeiiSpecific Intnelr coffee'wlth-
out their knowledKO and today belle\othoy
quit drinking of their ovsnfrouMlll. It never
inllrt. The system once Impregnated with the
Specific , it becomes an utter Impossibility for
the llrjuor appetite to exist. I'oi halo by ICuhn
& Co. , IMh and Douglas bts. , and Wth anil C'tiin-
Ing bta , Oinnliu , Nob. ; A. B. loster&Bro. ,
Council lIlnlTs , Iowa.
-DEMVKIIED TO-
AM PAST OF
CAIlltlKIl FOU-
20 Cents a Week.
Seven papers a Meek. Fond your order to ths
olUce ,
1029 P Street , Capital Hotel Building
GKATKl'UL
Epps's Cocoa
"Hr B tliorouKli knowlodKfl.or . the natural laws
which mnj SHYO u wunr hoary doctor's bills. Ills
brtlio Juillcloin use or iiuch urllclLs of tllet tliata
constitution may lia Kru-limlly built up until strong
enough to resist every trndnnc' to disease. Hun *
droils of sutitlu inuludlesare Huatlntc nrounil us ready
to attack wherever there Is a weak point. Wo ma/
escape nmiiy a fatal abaH by keeping ourselves veil
fortllled with nuro blood and a properly uourliU64
ll me.M-aTll Servlre ( Jtvtetto.
Miido simply with bollliiKrateror rnllK. Sold only
In half | iound tins by Uroters labeled tliui !
JAMES EPPS SCO , , " SW
,
r ? tlouoii , mild , toothliit currents of
IU lrio-KV. L ( ' Ity tfliictly tkiouih sll wnk p > rlrttor >
inglh m ; * > f VJ-.H k UU and VU rous6trt lh. Eltctrlt
Cvriut jA f"l Hint n/ot ] wtfirfiit J.O ) incmili.
Ori t , tJroproiiEintioitr II other tislli Mor > | cites ver *
> in tlfcur dlnthr uniiUn. Sfal.d umpLUUc. rUma
Tbo flindtn Electric Co. 108 USillc it. , Chlciat >
THE CAPiTOL HOTEL
I INCOIKrv NEB.
The best known and most popuUr Hotel In the
stale. Ixicallun rtmtrnl , AppolntmenU llrtUoIass ,
Headquarter * for eamiuurauf 114011 una BllpollllCAl
* nilpuUllogstn < , rtu j.
E.V UCKIQKN Proprietor
AOVIOE men. HOW TO ACT.
lAstTiiorsndMnnioodKMUpred. Pi .
ramireDtclir. ana KuuctlonU duot.
STROHC 8 < st d'Tie tlsisiiitrrMonsppllM4lou.
i loading
Corsets of Ear-
opo and
America.
Over
2,000,0000
eold lost
year In
tlala coun
try alono.
Tbo rea
sons ore :
they ore
the best
flttlner ,
most com
fortable ,
imostdur-
4ablo and
| cheapest
Kcorsotov-
for modo.
Avoid worthless Imitations. Corallne
Is used in no Corsets except thosa
made by us. None are genuine unless
Dr. WARNER'S CORALINEisprlnt-
od on inside of stool cover. For sale
by all leading ; morchanto.
WARNER BROS , 257 4
* J. A. KllNER , Manager.
GOLD MEDAL , PABIB , 1878 ,
BAKER'S'
Warranted nlinaltileljittra {
Cocoa , from \\lilcli tuocxccea ot
Oil 1ms been roinuv cil. It has Him
limit the tlrtnyth ol Cocoa mixed
wllli Starch , Arrowroot or Sugar ,
ami Is thcreforafur raoro economi
cal , ceiling leu than one tent a
cup. It la delicious , nourishing ,
dtrengtlicnliiR , raillf dlgcsteJ , and
admirably nrtaptul for Inrallils as
n ell a for jionons In liciiHli ,
Solil liy tiroten nerynliero.
W , BAKER & CO , , DorclBster , Mass ,
PBINGli
Does not have to be BOILED ONE HOUR.
Draw It fifteen minutes and you hava a cup
of delicious fragrance , for Sale By .
W. It. Dennett X U > , I'M , I'M Ca\Mt \ > \ Ayonuo ,
If A howimui , 1711 Ft Mury'B Avoauo.
Max Nocr.i.lSHoutli 10th btttjct.
J.J DuoniJj Allro. , It/JHoulli 13tU HtrooU
C. JI. Iliinsen , 701 Kuril ! lull htreut.
J.W. Barnsdall , M. D
Ilomocopntliio BpocinJIat ,
SUBG-EON
GynoecologlHt and Obstetrician *
Tolcphono 078.
RAMOE BLOCK , - - OMA A.
E.T.Allen , M. D. ,
ILomojopathlc Specialist ,
EVE THROAT
tit AHD NOSE ,
Bpectaclus Accurately 1'rescrlbcd.
MAMGU JJL'IL , OMAHA
, J.
Surgeon and Physician ,
Offlce N. W Coiner lull urnl IHmgla * Bt. Onic * .
telcplrone , llA ; Itvsldcnie telepUone ,
JU.OICIdUS . AHD PERSISTENT
Advertising has uhrays Jirovou
" . sucoossful. Itofore placluKanjr
fSj Kowspopor Adrertlflng coagut
5 ] LORD & THOMAS , i
< / iiiTZRTi isa idins , *
U It IB < Ufc4elt | fiU-iil , CIllCAQO.