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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (March 19, 1888)
i i'igrir , * * < OMAHA DAILY BEE : MONDAY * MAKOH 1 ; 1SS8. HOW SPORTS SPENT SUNDAY , A Vicious Fight Between Two Bull Torrlors Yesterday. CHEWED UP IN FIV/E ROUNDS. Tlio DOR Dynamite Vanquished Ily 1'llot Before a Select Audience of Omnha Prominent ? Who the Spectators Were. Pilot's Victory. SMcntccn carriages and nt least twenty private rigs conveyed nearly ono hundicd men to a certain place In the country yester day afternoon to witness a dog light. Among the spectators were merchants' clerks , law yers , n councilman and sporting men. The battle was between Pilot nnd Dyna mite. The former Is owned by n well-known Bportlng man of this city , nnd the latter by a resident of Fort Omaha. Pilot weighed 27) pounds , whllo Dynnmtto tipped the beam ut r 31 pounds. Both animals were In fair con- f ditlon , nnd bets were oven before the com- * nionccment. The fight wns for $250 n side and the pat a receipts. Doth dogs are bull terriers , it was evident to the majority of those present that Pilot hnd received much bettor training than Dynnmlto. The betting was rather slow , but considerable money was put up. inn riottT. At exactly 3:10 : o'clock the dogs , with their trainers , entered the ring. Pilot's trainer won the toss nnd chose , the northwest corner. Both nnlmnls were washed , and nt fl : 14 the rofcrco called "time. " It was Pilot's first "scratch" and ho went at Dynamtto like n hurricane. Ho secured the first hold , but Dynamlto broke It nnd set his teeth ] ust over Pilot's right eye , Inflicting a terrible wound. Pilot fought gamely and llimlly succeeded In petting n hold on Dynamite's right leg. which c ho chewed In' vicious stylo. The round lasted - 13 minutes nnd 2 seconds. Betting became moro brisk before round second was called , nnd a largo sum of money was put up. Dynamite wa- ) rather slow In coming to the scratch and Pilot secured an- -i other good hold. The features of this round ? - wna the number of lockjaw holds secured. A > , break occurred In 0 minutes anil the round ended In favor of Pilot , Hound Three Odds were now offered at fs to ? 3 on Pilot with nny number of takers , when the dogs came up Pilot appeared us fresh as n daisy , while Dynamlto appeared groggy. Pilot made another rush und sue- f' cceacdlncntchlngathroathold. This round lasted 0 minutes and 4 seconds and was en tirely In favor of Pilot. Hound Four It was now plain to bo seen that Dynamlto was a whipped dog. It was his turn to scratch , but ho had to bo urged by his trainer and his rush was slow , Pilot again secured the hold. Ho chewed Dynamite's right leg to the bono und had nil the best of U for the 5 minutes nnd 33 seconds that the round lasted. Fifth Hound and Last Pilot wns as fresh as over nnd Dynamite weak. Pilot's rush was a vicious ono nnd ho handled his enemy Just as ho cboso. The round lasted 11 min utes , the long tlmo being duo to the fuel that Pilot would not break. Dynamite , with his tall between his legs would not scratch and the rcfcreo decided the fight in favor of Pilot. The time of the match was 47 minutes and 88 seconds. A Reprieve For tlio Condemned. Wretched men nnd women long con demned to suffer the tortures of dyspep sia , uro filled with now hopes after a few doses of Hostcttor's Stomach Bit- tors. This budding hope blossoms into the fruition of cortninty , if the Bitters Is persisted in. It brings a reprieve to all dyspeptics who seek its aid. Flatu lence , henrtburn , sinking nt the pit of the stomnch between meals , the ner vous tremors nnd insomnin of which chronic indigestion is the parent , disnn- ponr with their hntoful progenitor. Most beneficent of stomachics ! who can Wonder that in so many instances it nwuUons grntcful eloquence in those who , benefited by it , spouk voluntarily ih its behalf. It requires a graphic pen to describe tbo torments of dyspepsia , but in mnny testimonial received by the ' proprietors of the Bitters , these nro portrayed with vivid truthfulness. Con stipationTjiliousnoss , muscular debility , malnrinl fever , nnd rheumatism nro re lieved try it. ' EMPKUOU tVHj.jI AM'S MEMORI AIj Oiiinlm GcrniairH Wo Honor to the R'A Dead Monarch. A Inrgo number of the Germans In Omaha Burned out yesteiday afternoon to attend the memorial exercises nt Gcriuanial hall In honor of the lute Kuiscr Wilhclm. The demonstration was conducted by the Con- cordla society und their president , Adolph Mayor , presided. In the mlddlo of the stage was a full-length , lifo-sizo portrait of the emperor , draped with crapo. On the right of this was the American ( lag and to tlio left the German banner draped with mourning. The opening exercises was the song , "Untor Allen Wipfcln 1st Uuh , " rendered by the Concordla chorus. After this the chairman Introduced tlio first speaker , Mr. Udo Bruehvogol. His speech , like all tbo other exercises , was in German. Ho divided the emperor's life Into three great epochs of thii ty \ ears each. The first epoch witnessed the humiliation of the Prussian army by Napoleon the Great. The second epoch , from the ago of thirty to sixty , wit nessed the sovuro discipline and trials that developed In Wilhclm these kingly traits that later distinguished him when ho were the crown. His military career in the cam paigns nguhiHt Denmark and Austria also prepared him forgroater triumphs. The last ' tblrty years , from sixty to ninety , were de R' voted to the unification of the empire and the elevation of German power. During these roars ha has also won nnd held the hearts of the German people. The empire ho has niado Is us grcut und ns powerful as that of CUnrlcinagno. The speaker was loudly ap plauded at the close of his address. , When the next sneaker , Mr. Fred Schnako , editor of the Tribune , was introduced , ho was given n round of applause before ho had yet said n word. His address was very IminCsslvo. At first Mr. Schnacko dwelt on the moro Important events of the cmpeior's , , llfo from boyhood to oxtrcino old ago , but * ' dwelt paitlculurlyon tlio great revolution of * 1643-19. In which states fought ugatnst him * * . that later became Ills loyal subjects.Vllholm Was not a great warrior or statesman , but ho possessed n genius as equally effective , the power of picking out such men as liismarck nnd Von Moltko us his advisers. The dead emperor was compared to Washington , and | f a great similarity in the work , churutcr anil * history of the two men were noted. Even the news of the death of each was received f. nllko with discredit throughout the civilized > ? world. Dr. Wackerow was next called out nnd in n few well chosen words pointed with pride to & , the dignity' ihnt King-William has given thor r German everywhere. I , , ' At the conclusion of his speech , on motion p , n committee of llvo was upi > olntcd to draft resolutions of respect. Messrs , U. H. Schmidt , Fred Bchnuko , Henry Pund , Udo Urach- rogel and J. l . Lund were appointed on that rommlttoo. Why Fortune Smiled Upon Filono. Wo heard that fortune had bestowed a Bmiloupoii Miss AugustaFileno,3.a)7Archcr ) Avp. , Chicago. She wus found to lie a bright nnd intelligent Gcunan girl , in the employ of the Singer Sewing Machine Co. Yes , I have been rather fortunnto. I held one-tenth of ticket 73.1S5 In The Louisiana State Lottery , costing f 1 , tlio drawing of which took place Jan. 10th , l&sS , and drew | 5,000. The money vas paid promptly. 1 expect to buy a house or nlyUier und I to llvo in , and you will know liow tbpnh""l I nm when I tell you that I am jnothcf'a ' only uCJ cndcnce. " Chicago ( Ills. ) A kunsaw Truyoler , FCl" ? U. Walnut 1U11 School. Among the city schools at which specimens of drawing and penmanship Were exhibited by the pupils on Friday last none made a bet- so6\vmff tlian tiiat located on Walnut- Tliis school has been organized less a year nnd the proficiency of the young S , who DOW number 25 , la really surprising. Alrqady forty children have made * application for entering the school nftcr the Banter holidays nnd the prospects nro th t the force of tonchcrs ns well as the room tu.com mod nitons will have to bo Increased , AB icon us the season opens work on the new brick buildinn will bocommoncqd , The prin cipal of the Walnut Hill school , Miss Hcna Garten find her assistants. Miss Valentino , Miss- Hamilton nnd Mrs. Mnan , certainly deserve - servo great credit for the instruction work they Imvo performed during the year. The largo number of parents and friends of the pupils under their charge attested their ap preciation of these ladles1 success by their numerous presence nt and unstinted praise of the exhibit of Friday lost. TUESDAY'S SPECIAIj ELECTION. Tuo Propositions to no Submitted to the People to VotelUomls. The special election to bo held ir this city next Tuesday involves the following ques tions First : "Shall bonds In the city of Omaha In the sum of f 100,000 bo issued for the construc tion and maintenance of sewers , to draw In terest not to exceed 0 per cent per nnnum , witli interest coupons annexed thereto , nnd not to'bo sold for less than par , the proceeds of the sale thereof to bo divided into two funds of f50,000 each , to bo known as the North Oinnhn sewer fund , which shall bo ap plied to thu construction nnd maintenance of sewers in that purl of the city draining into North Omahn creek , nnd the South Omaha sewer fund , which shall bo applied to the construction nnd maintenance of sewers in South Omahn , said bonds to bo Issued during the year 1888. nnd the proceeds thereof not to ho diverted from tlio objects herein speci fied ! " All votes marked "yes" shall bo considered as favoring the proposition nnd those marked "no" ns against it. The second proposition Is ns follows : Shall bonds of the city of Omaha In the sum of $100,000 bo issued for the purpose of paying the cost of paving , repaying or maca damizing the intersection of streets and spaces opposite alleys in said city , or of payIng - Ing tlio cost of paving in front of real estate not subject to assessment or special taxes for paving purposes , to run not moro than twenty years nnd to bear Interest payable sotni-nnnunlly at n rate not _ exceeding U per cent per annun. with coupons attached , to bo culled "paving bonds , " and which shall not bo sold for less than par , and the proceeds of which shall bo used for no other purpose than paying the cost of paving , repaying or macadamizing tlio intersections of streets und alloys in said city , or In front of real es tate not subject to special taxes and assess ments for paving purposes ! " All votes marked "yes" will bo counted as in favor of and those marked "no" as against the proposition. The polls will bo located at the following places : rmsT WAIID. First district , corner Jones and Tenth streets , barber shop. Second district , Sixth street , between Pa- cifle nnd Pierce , Alvynes1 barber shop. Third district , corner Eleventh and Dorcas streets , engine house No. 4. SECOND WAllt ) . First district , south end Sixteenth street viaduct , Gibson & Hartmun's building. Second district , corner Seventeenth nnd Vinton , Arnot & Co.'s store. THIIID WAlll ) . First District No. 1000 Davenport street. Second District Corner Tenth und Howard streets , Occidental hotel. First District Planters hotel. Second District 1805 St. Mary's avenue. FIFTH WAllll. First District No. C04 North Sixteenth street. Second District Corner Sixteenth nnd Izard streets , engine house. SIXTH WAllD. First District Clark nnd Twenty-fourth streets , Sixth Ward Republican club quar ters. Second District Corner Twenty-seventh and Luke streets , Uoyle's barber shop. HCVENTn WAltP. First District Corner Woolworth and Park avenue , Thompson's building. Second District Near Quealey's school house. EIGHTH WMtn. First District 2103 Cuming street , Bur- dick's harness shop. Second District 2403 Cuming street , bar ber shop. ' NINTH WAUD. First District Twenty-ninth and Farnam street , C. .T. Johnson's storo. Second District Corner Lowe avenue and Mercer street , Hyau's ofllco. C-li-o-ot C-h-o-oT ! C-li-o-ot ! ! Don't sneczo , sneeze , hawk , hawk , fa'pit , blow , and disgust everybody with your ollensivo breath. If you have acrid , watery dibchargcs from the nose and eyes , throat lisoaso. causing chok ing sensations , cough , ringing noises in head , splitting headache and other symptoms of nasal catarrh , remember that the manufacturers of Dr. Sago's Catarrh Remedy offer , in good faith , $ oOO reward for a case of catarrh which they cannot cure. The Remedy is sold by all druggists at only CO cents. The Floral Drawing. Some time ago T. N. Parker , the enter prising lloiist formed a plan of raising money for the Ben heroine fund. Three beautiful floral designs were constructed and photo graphed and these photographs were dis played throughout the city. Tickets were sold and on yesterday the drawing took place. The following were the lucky num bers : No. 8S , ship ; No. a , basket ; No. 240. basket. In a few dajs Mr. Parker will again construct these designs with fresh and choice flowers from his hot houses and deliver - liver the sumo to the persons entitled to them. Ono hundred nnd thirty-live tickets wcio sold netting $33 , 75 for the fund. Lcland hotel , Chicago. DIED. EASSON On March 18 , Joseph Berrio , son of Mr. nnd Mrs. . Ilobcrt Eusson , aged four months and seven days. Funeral Monday at 2 p. m. from Howard nnd Thirty-sixth streets , A surprise , when smoking "Soidon- berg Figaro" forSc you will Und it a lOo cigar. Ask your dealer for them. Dagos nnd n Two Italians got into a dispute over some trlval matter on Thirteenth nnd Jackson streets last evening , and as matters waxed warmer ono of them drew n dagger and at tempted to stab the other. The blade struck on the shoulder , but the only damage done was to muku n slit iu the coat. Both Dagos were locked up. The Intor-Htato Commission. The intcr-stato commission will arrive in tdo city nt 8 o'clock this morning , and will take quarters at the Millaid , Personal Paragraphs. M , L. Elslmore , of Hastings , Neb. , is at the Mlllard. J. L. Sherry , of Ncsllgh , Neb. , Is at the Millardt O. U. Morris , of DCS Molnes , la , is ut the Millard. J. A , Sparks nnd wife , of Valentino , Neb , , nro ut the Mlllard , , George D. HIco and wife , of Kansas City , aio at the Mlllard , \Vlio Is to rUiune/ , General MoNulta has received no lit tle blame for beginning the cut against the Chicago , Burlington & Quincy , whereas the latter was the aggressor. General Manager Stone gave notice of a new bchedule , cutting rates from UO to SO per cent , mid General MoNulta urged him to withdraw it. The dispatches from the \ycst nt the time represented that it was MoNulta who Imd deter mined to begin the war , and many let- tore were Jsont him by bondholders in this city urging him not to inako the reduction. President Ashley , of the Wabash WesteVn.wont out west to see him , nnd General Moltultu explained that General eralManager - Stone had fully deter mined upon the reduction , and as ho would be forced to meat it he had de termined ' to do so at ouco , instead ol _ ju. Continental Clothing House GRAND OPENING SALE OP SPRING AND SUMMER SUITS. In every department of our store wi now be found new and elegant goods made espsc iay for tlie spring and summed season , atprices extraordinarily low. Commencing this week , close buyers wi find it to their advantage to watob the list of attractive bargains which we sha offer and which wi ba anaon need in the daily papers each week. Read the List of Unprecedented Bargains for This Week. The Slater Woolen Company is now nnd has boon for 30 years known tie the most celebrated milkers of ilno Indigo Blue Cheviots In the United States. Their goods nro always thoroughly re liable , and when warranted Indigo Blue will bo found precisely us they are rep resented. The most thoroughly sntis- Bnctory blue goods made In this country to-day are made by the Slater Woolen Co. Co.WE WE OFFER , COMMENCING THURS DAY : Lot No. 1 200 pure all wool and full Indigo Blue Slater's Cheviot Suitsnew , fresh goods , just made up within GO days , in single-breasted sack suits ; . coats all made with lap , double- stitched scams , made and trimmed in the best manner , and in regular men's sizes , from 31 to 42 , at the c.\trnordln- arily low price of 810 per suit. Read the price again. Think what the goods nro that wo are offering you. Genuine Slater Woolen Co.'s all wool full indigo suits , heavy weight , at only 810. The ordinary retail price is not less than $10 to 817 per suit. Price $10.00. Lot. No. 2 Wo offer 200 Suits in single-breasted sack coats , the very best Sawyer Woolen Co.'s Double and. Twist Spring Suitings , now , light groy and brown mixture , just made up in our very best manner , suits that wo have sold regularly for the past 12 years , and in no instance have they over been shown on our counters at less than 818 per suit. For our present season's open- Self Measurement Blanks sent on application. Mail and Express Orders promptly attended to. OMAHA BOSTON Freeland , Loomis & Co. NEW YORK DES MOINES Proprietors : Corner Fifteenth , and Douglas Streets , Omaha , Nebraska. THE LARGEST _ _ CLOTHING .HOUSE . WEST OF THE PfllSSiSSiPPi . RIVEft waiting the ton da.ys. President Ash ley then went to Chicago and personally urged Mr. Stone to withhold his notice , pending a conference which ho felt sure would result in an agreement. Mr. Stone was obdurate , however , and pro mulgated the tariff of December 20 , which involved the reduction of rates all over Illinois , Iowa and Missouri , and since then ho has positively refused to attend any confoicnco to consider the restoration of rates. The Chicago , Burlington & Quincy is nlono to blame for this reduction of rates and for precipitating- entirely unneccbsary strike , which threatens to involve all its competitors in very se rious trouble. _ Brevities. The funeral exorcises over the body of Daniel Shanahan , the ox-policeman , will take place at'Jo'clock thismorning. Yesterday wns the second anniversary of the advent of the present manage ment of the Hotel Barker , and Mr. Bulch treated his guests to an elegant special dinner. Thlspowdernorer varies. A mnryelof puri ty , strength and wholesomo'iess. More ecnnom leal ttiantha ordinary kinds , imd cannot Do sol p In competition wltntlmimiUltuile of low oost. short weight ulum or phosphuto powderi. Bold only In cans. Hoval Hakiiie I'owder Co. , J2U Wullstreet.Now.Vort. ISMOKElJ 2&,828,85O ( fe1L ? Tansill's ' Punch Cigars bsci ; were shipped daring the past rf-VfN i * two > cttrii' without a drum. IllPiis'5' ' ' nicrfnouruuiploy. No oilier J yjVmtlT J" BO Iu the worlU can truth- ifi fliu ' ( ullyuulioauchiialuivrlUL' . Quo ocent , ( dualur only ) wantcxl iu ouch town. SOLD BY LEADINQ DRUGGISTS. R.W.TANSILL&CO.,55StateSLChcaao. ! US. . DEPOSITORY , OHAHA , NEB. Paid Up Capital , - $2BOOOO Surplus , - BO.OOO H.W.YATB8. President. LLWIB S. Itftt ) , Vice-President. A. K. TOU/AMN. 2nd Vlco-I'rcsldent. W. H. H. HuaiiKS , Cashier. OIIIECTOKR : w. V MOUSE , JOHNS. COM.I.SS , II. M VATLS. LEWIS 8. HKJ.D. A. E , TOU/ALltf. BanklrlpOrace THE IRON BANK , Cor. 12th and Farnam Sts. A General linking Dusjiiei , * Transacted. ! ( r rlnitrroretU tt- Ptcti ° f youthful r. _ _ ton. tarljr * tc j , lo t m r.ETi > oJ , tic. I win ViiOa taluabU lr < UM ( w Ud > containing full ptrUcuUri fur Lotuo suit , lr et chanre. idilrru , - . TROF. P. C. FOWHifl , MoQdUfi ing and until this 1 ot IB closed , wo shal offnr thorn at the UNAPPROACH ABLE PRICE OF $12 P'ER SUIT. The old and long cstablif hod Sawyer Woolen Co. , of Dover , N. II. needs no word of commendation from us. Wo unhesita tingly pronounce this company the besfc manufacturers of fine all wool suitings in Now England. No shoddy , flocks or cotton is over used in any of their fabrics. Send for samples of the cloth , or a sample suit , and if you wish to ex amine and prove the value of the suits ns they are represented in this adver tise. Price $12.00. Lot No. 8. Wo offer 100 of the well known Vclour cloth finish Sawyer Wool en Go's Suits , in very dark Oxford Mix tures , a small , neat check pattern , ono of the most popular styles that the milt has ever made , suitable for either bus iness or dress purposes. Single breast ed sacks , regular sizes in fall weight at the same extraordinarily low price of 812 per suit. REMEMBER these nro all now suits made in the present style , within the past CO days , and wo guar antee that the ordinary retail price usually asked forthesosuits is SIS. Sam ple suits will bo sent , and they may bo returned at our expense , if , upon exam ination , they do not bear out all the statements made in regard to their value Lot. No. 4. We offer 250 spring ovor- iconts ; mode of a pure worsted in a light Easily digested ; of the flnost flavor. A hearty bovcrugo for a strong nppctlto : a dcllcato drink for the bensltUo. Thoroughly tested ; nutritious ; p.ilatublo ; unexcelled In muity ; no unpleasant after c'tloctB. Requires no boiling. Marlon Hnrlnnd , Christine Tcrliune ITcrrlck , IJcnn A. It. Thomas , M. D , pronounce It the best of all the poncdcred chocolates. Nootherecpiuls It liulaor , purity nudANTt-msi'ui'Tio qualities. Sold bu Grocers. Sample mailed for 10 stamps. II. O. WILBUIt & SON'S , PHILADELPHIA , PA. - OMAHA MEDICAL 9 SURGICAL INSTITUTE , N.W. Cor. I3th & podge Sts. 33 R , .A. O S3 S , APPLIANCES FOR DEFORMITIES AND TRUSSES. Best facilities , apparatus and remedies Tor sue. ccssful treatment of every form of disease requir ing Medical or Surgical Treatment. FIFTY ROOMS FOR PATIENTS. Hoard and attendance , best hospital accommo nations In the west , WKJTB I-OR CIXCDLAKS on Deformities and nraces , Trusses , Club 1'eet , Curvature of the Spine , Plle , Tumors , Cancer , Catarrh , Bronchitis luhalation , Electricity , raralsl , Itpilemy , kid ney , Bladder , K > e , Car , bUu aud lllooJ. and all burgical Operations. Diseases of Woman a Speolal'.y. BOOK ON DIBIICES or WoxfcN Fine. ONLY RELIABLE UBDIOAL INSTITUTE MtlUNO A ei'ECIiLTY or PRIVATE DISEASES. All Blood Diseases successfully treated fjypli- ililio roUen removed from ( he rystera nitnoul mercury. New restorative treatment far loss oj Vital 1'uwer. Persons unable tolslt us may be treated at home ty correspondence All comrau lilcations confidential Mcitlciiitsor Instruments cent by mail or express , securely packed , no marks to indicate contents or tender One per soual intervlewpreferrcd. Call and consult us or send history of your case , and \ve will scad iu plalu wrapper , our BOOK TO MEN , FREE ; Upon Private. Special or Nervous Diseases , lav poteucy , Syphilis. Gleet and Varicocele , witU qucftiou likt. Address Omaha Medical and Surgical Tnitttutc.or DR. McMENAMY , Cor , 13th ind Dda Sti , OMAHA , NEB. Proprietor Omaha Business College , IN WHICH 18 TAUQHT Book-Keeping , Penmanship , Commercial Law , Shorthand , Telegraphing ted Typewriting. 8 nd for College Journal. B E. Cor 10th and Capitol Avenue GIVEN AWAY ! A lA Mled l-'lower Heeds , ( UuVluda ) , . ttlth I' itK'ri Fl.6rnr. GiiiUB.nll for ' , i btuui ipS. livery How er Jocr delighted. Tell nil your iends. O. W. l'AiiK.ramitUsljuri , ' Pa. Send at pnce. Tills ncilcn will not appear gain. Mention tb Omaha JJee. ' groy color , with silk fnclngs nnd trim med cqunl to nny 815 overcoat in our stock. Now goods just mndo up in our own workroom , nnd cut with ns much cure ns nny overcoat in our stock. The oxtrnordlnnrily low price of this over- cent in regular sizes from 31 to 42 is $10. Wo do not hcsitnto to recommend this ns ONE OP THE BEST VALUES over offered by the Continontnl. If not con sidered to bo just ns represented in this advertisement , every garment purchas ed mny bo returned nnd money refund ed. Price $10. Lot No. 6. Wo offer 160 All Wool Spring Overcoats , mndo from the colo- brntcd PUTNAM ALL WOOL TWILL COATINGS , mndo by the famous PUT NAM WOOLEN CO. , of Putnam , Conn. , a mill that is pro-eminent nnd famous for its thoroughly honest , all wool fabrics , certainly the most populnr goods mnnufactnred. Our prices on them In regulnr sizes from 34 to 42 , will bo $7. They are all now goods , mndo up within the pnst CO days , in the very latest styles , nnd wo state tin undisput ed fact when wo say that up to the pres ent time $12 is the lowest retail price that is quoted for these overcoats. There nro of n very handsome brown mixture. Send in your orders nt onco. REMEM BER the price is $7 , nnd the snmo priv ilege is granted on this lot ns on lot 4 , if not satisfactory they can bo returned. Lot No. 0. Wo ask SPECIAL ATTEN TION to this lot of Young Men's Ovcr- ENGLISH HOMESPUNS AND IRISH TWEEDS ! ! ! English Puillnmcnt is still struggling with Irish Homo Kule , but that does not prevent us fiom offer ing to our customers a splendid line of gentlemen's springs suits the very lat est styles , three-button cutaways and sacks from the above-named , justly popular falnics. Tlieso goods have never heen excelled , and we coiclially invite inspection. Omaha Seed House. Ilendniinrtcrs for I.undrotli's Col biated Feeds. I'lnnts , Cut 1'louera auJ 1'Ioral dcHlgna. t-oiul for tutuloKUo. \V. II. FOSTER & SON , Proprietors 10 ! Cupltol Avcnuo. THE OMAHA BEE , -DEUVKIIED TO- AM PART OF mm -or CAimiEit Fon- 20 Cents a Week. Seven paperu a vieek. Send your order to the olllce , 1029 P Slrcel , Capital Hotel Building .T. B. HAYNES , OFFICIAL STENOGRAPHER , ' Third JumclaJ pjstrlct , Room 4-J , CUumber of Commerce. Vose & Sons , Instruments exchanged , rented and sold on Easy Payments , below FACTORY PRICES. Instruments slightly used at GREAT BARGAINS Omaha , Neb. BirOIlTED FOUSALE rcrchcroni. Clydesdales and Shlro , nlso home bred colts Krpry uninml guaranteed n brooder Our stock 1ms been selected Nlth icforencoto both Individual merit nnd pcillurea. Some of tlieifl linrso.s have taken time prlro at the No- bniska State 1'elr , 18M7. All our liorsM are no climated , and colt * of their pot can be shown. J'rlces reasonable and eusy terms. IH accenHlbln by the throe leading ruUroarts of the stute , II. & M. : 1' . , K. 4 M. V. . and K , 0. A. O. niv to rAIIUUAII , York , Neb JC. J. Surgeon and Physician ! Office N , W Corner Hth and l/oucUs / Bt , Office , telephone , < C5 ; Kesldenco telephone , CCH. PARKER'S HAIR BALSAM Itoaut Iflei , cleanses and prmrvei tlie lulr. K pa It sof C aiidMlken I'romoiMiilusurlantKrowili Alwaysia. tores yray hair to ll orlulnul c-uloi . 1'rrvrnki hair fall- Incaiiaitandrufl , Curc CAlp diseases. Ma at Uruwt Uts. f = ' . cured ( nil Lett euro r Corns , llunlun. , etc. blopi al cvcrf ll tocure. lv. t DrupKUU. JUDICIOUS AND PERSISTENT Ailvcrtlsltic boa alivajs provun Bucccssful. Before placing an/ Newspaper Advertising conjut LORD & THOMAS. AUTZKTIBISQ 10I T8 , 41 It 49 Undtlvh ttc.il. CHICAGO. cents , cut only from 33 to 38 fll708. f n ilno diagonal twill In light bro wn tnn color , with hmidsomo olllc facings , tlrcssy nml just right for the present Benson. Placed on our counters this week nt $12. Lot No. 7. Wo offer 250 Boya' Strictly - ly GUBY M1XKD CASSIMEKE SUITS n smnll nent basket pnttorn , niodlum color , neither very light nor very drtrlc in sizes for boys 4 to 12 yours old. Wo manufactured these goods In Fob. of the present ycnr nnd have sold hundreds ot them nnd the avoriigo prlco hns bee 80 n suit. During the present week or until they nro closed , wo shall offer them for $3.60 a suit. READ THE PRICE ONCE MORE , $3.50 nnd romem. bor they nro strictly nil wool , no cotton or shoddy in them. Only ' 83.60. Every suit is worth $0 to-dny. Lot No. 8-150' BOYS' PLAIN BLOUSE SUITS , strictly nil wool , mndo from a medium color Cheviot , ono of the best suits in our stock nt any price , and ti bcnutiful color for spring nnd. summer for boys 6 to 12 years , only $3 a suit. Every suit is worth $5. Lot No. 9 Wo offer the bnlanco ot sovornl lots of dnrk mixed cnsshnori suits , somewhat broken in si7cs. Suits thnt have sold for $3.50 nnd $4. They nro in heavy weights nnd will bo clp pd out nt Iho REMARKABLY LOW PRICE OF 82. SOLE AGENT. The BEST and MOST Bowing Thread of Modern Tlraco BEWAKE E75ITATIOXS. _ .i. iiv KIM-ATIIICK-KOCH Dry Ooods Co. M.K.SMiiniCo. 1'AXTON. GALLAUACIl & CO. I ) . M. bn.u.r. A : Co JlAVUENlIltH1 ' 1'IIOMl'hON. Hjr.OEN & CO. I/AIIKINA Co. CIIAS. SiNor.ii , South Omalin , nnd nil flral clusi retail duiilerM. A. l.onii ; Nuw York Dry Goods Storo. WILBOR'S COMPOUND OP PURE COD LIVER OIL ! AND PHOSPHATES OP "J fcIMB , BODA,1RON. * - I For the C lire nf ComumvtlnnCoiiiihK , Colu Ai > thinnlJronphltlHt i/ / , W Dlumkcs mid Scrofuluu * AlraoKt ai palHtalile as iruani , It can bo taken wit pleusuru tiy dellrato pprtnns iinil clillJrm , nho.ntlei imliiKlt , are vcrr fond or U It airiinllulqn with ibd luod , IncreaRoi tne Ucali nu'l ' nppctlto , build * up thtt nervuuH jritctn. rcilorcs cnorur to inlud mill body < jinti > new , rliliuud pure blood , In tact , tlio wliolo system. Tills preparation li Inrmipsrlor lonll other rations ol Cod-Liver Olli Ulmi iiiniiy l/ullnlor. t n finals 'llio results following Us IIHO uru its toimucndatloim. llniuni. us jrouvuluo your iealtll and got the genuine. .Muiiutuutureil only liy DHI A I.xii II WlliKiit , Clieinltt. lloitun , AlHui. Hen _ fo | lllu tratcd tlriulur , wlilcli Kill lx luulloU free. Meal lion ibis paper. "only one In lb world ntr U . BcontlmioiK fltotHo or J/api\ V - ourrml , icltnule. Powerful , Iui l 7ComferUbtt and ICItMtUt. AToli 7riv Or r ( rpbO cqrud , Jf d " ( " P for pmmphltl Dt. HORNLltSvE"TM. fai WAtAM AYtVoHli" ' _ WEAK , UNDEVELOPED PART31 OMh Iiodyenl ne4 nd itrtnMbcnid. Vullputlcq-j rciult ( over-Work , ladlicrttlon , etc. , uliicti ab T i ELGUTTER'S ' Mammoth Clothing House Best Scotch Cheviot Suits , $12.50. Best Blue Middlesex Suits , $9.00. 3,000 Pr. fine Pants at $4. Cl PilTTCDJC1 Mammoth Clothing House CLllU I I tH O Cor. Farnam & loth
