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THE OJVIAHA DAILY BEE : TUESDAY , MARCH 27. ISSa
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J [ . IT DID IMMENSE DAMAGE ,
A Detailed Account of the Storm's
to the Blocttlo Wires.
HUNDREDS OF THEM PROSTRATE.
A Mnn Hires nn Attorney to Defend
JIls Enemy Fnulkticr and Ills
Private Gnmo Doings In
the Courts.
The Storm'f ) "Work.
The Deflects of the storm of Sunday
\vcro most notlccabloycstcrday on the vari
ous systems of wires In nil parts of the
city. In some places both wires nnd poles
wore snapped ns It they had been mndo of
and . Where this
l > npcr-twlno pipe-stems.
peculiarity was not noticeable , the electric
cords hung Insulated tn casings of crystal
varying In thickness from , nn eighth of nn
Inch to nn inch nnd a half. The effect was
very pretty , nnd In souio cases the crystal
covering wns broken into small particles ,
which citing to the metnl with the nppcnrnnco
of largo gems upon n mammoth necklace.
The trees nnd limbs were nlso treated to nn
lev coat , nnd glistened in the dull light of the
dny with pccullnr brilliancy above the snow
which covered streets nnd walks and nrcas.
WK8TKUN U.NIOtf. ,
This telegraph company experienced but
little loss In the oclty , On nearly nil the
streets along which Its lines enter nnd leave
the city , the wires nro supported by now nnd
mnsslvo poles , capable- sustaining n great
strain. His reported thut thcso stood the
test very well , nnd that no damngo has re
sulted from their breaking , though it is
claimed that hero nnd thcro some
of the wires hnvo been broken.
The greatest loss sustained by the
company was In Council muffs , where fifteen
of the big poles between the Northwestern
depot nnd Hock Island round house were
broken In twain , and with them went the
wires. Yesterday there was but ono wire
working as a consequence between this city
nnd Chicago. At noon two moro wires had
been added , nnd n force of men consisting of
nil the line workers available wcro sent out
in various parts or the country to make all
the repairs found necessary. At the head
quarters In this city Superintendent Dickey
Bald that the storm extended all through
Iowa , as far west as Qrand Island , north to
St. Paul , nnd south to St. Joseph. The ro-
palring of the lines wns not easy in weather of
this kind , but would bo carried on ns system
atically and thoroughly ns possible.
rniu AND roucn AVIHUS.
The police patrol wires , strange to say ,
wcro nowise fntcrfcrred with by the storm.
To nil parts of the city they nro in perfect
working order , nnd Chief Operator O'Lcary
nays they hnvo not been occasioned the
slightest delay or interruption.
The flro nlurm , however , wns not so for
' tunate , ns nearly n hr'f ' mile of their line , In
different parts of the city , were leveled with
- the ground by the breaking down of the tele
phone poles. On Dodge , between Twentieth
I nnd Twenty-fifth streets , the wires were all
down , every polo but two having been
i prostrnted by their ley weight. On Tenth ,
from Jackson to the suburbs , sad havoc
was made with poles and wires. However ,
all had been repaired , nt least temporarily ,
the insulated wires having been fastened to
convenient houses mid trcetops until perfect
communication was again established. Chief
Gallagnn had n largo force at work all day
yesterday , and they never ceased their
labors until their lines wcro all again in
position.
A. I ) . T. STItiri'fiD.
The damage done to the wires of this com
pany was the greatest over experienced by
it. On Howard and Dodge streets its lines
are prostrated and in many places broken
into short stretches. On Twentieth street
north from DodgcTtho Hues and poles up to
Chicago nro on tho' ground , and many of the
latter arc broken into kindling wood , largo ,
stout timbers being reduced to four and 11 vo
fragments. On Fifth and Pacific streets
thcro is , a tall polo supporting the lines
which1- run to the distillery and be
yond. This is braced by a massive
polo set at nn acute angle against it. The
brace is about as thick as the body of a good-
sized man. The perpendicular polo stood the
storm without a crack , but , strange to say ,
the brace was broken in two at n point about
six feet away from the polo. Yesterday
morning nt the lower Tenth street railroad
crossing the wires dropped very low and fern
n time hung suspended over the track. A
freight engine , however , cnmo down the
track nt the usual speed nnd by this time the
wires had dropped so low that a number of
thuin wore struck by the smokestack of the
locomotive nnd sent flying backwards
and forwards at a very lively rate for some
minutes. All the poles in the immediate vi
cinity were broken and some of them have
not yet been repaired. The company has
eight circuits In the city and at noon to-day
only four of thcso were in working order.
Ycsterdny there wcro but three in condition.
Slnco the ccssntion of the storm , J. Donnelly ,
jr. , has had at worlc making repairs all the
linemen ho could " d in the city. Ho does
not know when the repairs will bo com
pleted , It will depend , ho says , upon the
weather , but if n blow should now comedown
from the north with moro cold the delay
would bo considerable.
TUB TELEPHONE CO\f PAVf.
"Tho last storm , " said ono of the telephone )
people yesterday to a UEE reporter , "cost
us $2,000. This ono will cost mucli moro. It
Is tlfe biggest ono wo have over had , and wo
don't want any moro llko it , " The young
man stood nt the corner of Twentieth and
Dodge streets , in the vicinity of which the
heavy broken poles , above referred to , are lo
cated. Ho said that about ono hundred and
eighty pf their city subscribers would bo cut
off temporarily from connection with the cen
tral oflico , exclusive of about twouty-flvo in
South Omaha and about twenty others scat
tered in various parts of the city , It may
take two weeks in which to repair the ddm-
ago sustained.
JIAII.WAVS.
Nearly all of the train ? on the several
roads entering Omaha were behind tlmo
from ono to four hours yesterday In
'almost every case the trouble was the result
of obstructions which the high wind of Sat
urday and Sunday had blown upon the
track. The telegraphic service on tlio n , &
M , , its branches and the Union Pacillo is
greatly impaired. A largo gang of linemen
wcra sent out from this city jcstcrday in
all directions. _
A BUUK-'JUINQ SNA I' .
Faulkner , Ono 'of Its Opcrntoi-H ,
Hound Over.
James Faulkner , an export short card man ,
who has bccu lounging around the city for
the past several mouths , and who was ar
rested Sunday charged with robbing E. F.
Owpns of $310 in a skin gauio pf poker In Jim
basement of John King's saloon on Thir
teenth street , was arraigned yesterday ,
and bound over to the district court lit the
Mini of 9500. This bond ho was unable to
glvo and was remanded to jail. Owens , the
complainant , who was so systematically
Jleccod , said if ho had been himself nt nil ,
ho would certainly hnvo pulled out of the
( 'umo long before ho did. Ho said it was the
boldest case of robbery ho over heard of and
ho saw It going right 011 before his very eyes ,
but the influences of the liquor tie
drank was of nueh a character
that ho was powerless it scorned.
Ho is thoroughly convinced that ho was
drugged , nnd that ho was to have been robbed
otiq way or another , it tnado no UnTcrenco
just so the thieves Into whoso hands ho had
fallen got his money. Faulkner , on the other
hand , bays Owuus himself is n skin-gambler
and sura thing man , and that ho only got u
Biunnla of the sauio rncdlclno he has admin
ister ud to thousands of the unsophisticated.
and unwary. The other two men engaged in
the game , John King himself and Johnny
Thompson , have not been heard of since the
night of the occurrence , and the
Js that they have jumped the city ,
District ftWt.
MOTION DAT.
The entire space insidotho rail of tUe s'u '
district court room was filled with attorneys.
Many motions of minor .Importance wcro
inado and acted upon. ' The docket for the
present \vcck .Was called. The most Impor-
\JJlk j li A20 1 ° JiO.Ulca ttifc week is that
of McNamarn against the dclunct Continen
tal Llfo Insurance company. This will bo n
test cano.to determine first whether the dis
trict court has Jurisdiction , nnd If BO whether
the case should not have been brought
against Iho receiver of the company. There
nro seven cases to bo decided by the trial of
this ono.
4
ox TUMI , Fen ms M rn.
William Ferguson , the colored .youth who
killed Olio Olson on the night , of February
15 in Montgomery < fe Adams' saloon was
placed on trial yesterday before Juitgo
Oroff. The prisoner is charged with murder
in the first degree.
It was Just 10 o'clock when Ferguson wns
brought into court. Ho took his sent imme
diately behind Messrs. Mahoney and Duffy ,
who wcro appointed to defend him. The nlr
of BUllcnncss which has characterized thoap-
pearanco of the prisoner since his arrest was
moro noticeable than over yesterday. Ho
docs not oven realize the danger that ho Is In ,
nnd throughout the morning session snt with
downcast eyes. Only once did ho betray nny
Interest , and that was when County Attorney
Slmornl laid the rlflo down on the table di
rectly in front of the prisoner. Ferguson
gnvo n sharp , scared look at the weapon , nnd
tncn relapsed into his former apathetic state.
The cntlro morning session was taken up in
selecting n Jury. The regular panel was ex
hausted , two of those called bolng dismissed
for cause. Moth the state and defense took
advantage of all the porcniptgry challcgcs al
lowed them.
About three o'clock twelve men satisfac
tory to both sides wcro procured , and took
their scats in the box ns follows ! Ed. O'Sul-
llvan , Daniel Yntcs , Henry 13. Hunt , Frank
MoKcnnu , Peter McCnffery , Jnmes Pollard ,
Thomas Casey , John M. Hcth , W. A. Kelley ,
E. C. Cooper , Adolph Sudan and P. J. Me-
Quillcn. The prisoner took his scat behind
his attornlcs. After hearing the testimony
of Holmes , the porter at the saloon , Dr.
Wheeler , who attended the victim , Mr.
Montgomery , ono of the proprietors of the
saloon , Policeman White , Charles Hllbcr ,
Alfred Smith and Edward R. Hoffman , the
court adjourned until this morning.
BOUOIITTIIU WIIONO LOTS. .
David Anderson and William S. Cook , real
estate brokers , wcro instructed by Anna D.
Ambrose to buy certain lots In South Omaha
at &J.800 , and she gave them 51,300 to secure
the llrst payment. Now she says she dis
covers that they invested the money In other
real estate than that selected by her , and in
conscqucnco she feels that she has been
damaged In the sum of $1,500 , in which
amount she asks Judgment.
IIKFOIU : JuntiH noAxn.
The case of Henry E. Cox vs H. J. Darrcll
was begun yesterday. The suit is brought
to recover $ .W , a balance alleged to bo duo
on a furnace and heating apparatus bought
by defendant.
ncronn junon IIOPCWELI , .
The suit of Jolin H. Levy vs John M.
Yerga was begun yesterday to recover
possession of block 1 in Summit addition.
nnroun junou WAKULCY.
The court's attention was taken up vcstcr-
dav morning in hearing the petition of Charles
J. Hustcd , who prays for a divoica from his
wife , Mary. Ho alleges extreme cruelty. -
* Unltocl States Court.
DAMAGES ASKED.
John B. Wilson , of the state of Alabama ,
has brought suit against Do Forest Richards ,
of Chadron , Nob. , for $12,500 damages. Wil
son claims that ho paid Hlchards $3.500
for n lot in the city of Anniston , Ala. , but
that the latter has failed and refused to glvo
him nny title to the property nccordieg to
agreement. Ho therefore asks for the above
damages. _ _ _
County Court.
.JUDGMENTS HENUl'.Unn.
The following- Judgments were renaercd
yesterday by Judge Shields : Stoddard Man
ufacturing company , $237.13 against P. E.
Ruffncr ; Frank B ; Johnson , $335.40 , against
John P. Shonlug.
8P1TS AGAINST M'CUUBY AND TEXKOSE.
G , Strlftterand S. L. Dcekover yesterday
brought suit against A. A. McCurdy and'H.
A. Paiiroao-in the respective sums of $83.50
and $37.50 for board , room , rent and extras
furnished McCurdy while training for his al
leged byclclo race. Attachment papers wcio
issued against Fred F. Jacobs , the complain-
cuts alleging that ho has money in his posses
sion belonging to McCurdy.
Police Court.
ANDY AND ANTHONY.
Anthony Finley , a very emerald looking
country boy , was arrested Sunday even
ing while In a state of beastly intoxication.
Ho was in the hands of a villainous looking
Swede named Andy Blumqucst , who was en-
dcavorhig to steer him into Brandies' notor
ious dive , The matter will bo investigated
in the morning.
1110 nt INK'S TAKD.
Joe Lancaster , who Just served out n nine
ty days' term on Saturday , and who was Big
Frank's principal witness at Jiis recent trial ,
was arrested again yesterday as a loiterer.
Ho was given , on penalty of ninety days
more over the hill , two hours to leave the
city in.
. wir.i. rniisptuc rou A LIVING. ,
Charles White , another recent release
fioin the Jail , wns likewise run in ns a sus
pect. Ho wns n former well-known pick
pocket nnd all-round crook , but on n cl.ilm
that ho has reformed and Intends to earn
his bread , and plo and cake and stuff by the
sweat of his brow , ho was discharged.
ritiniii : : MAKES A NAIUIOW ESCAI-E.
Freddie Sessions is a handsome little fel
low of cloven , aim , besides being handsome.
Freddie Is very naughty. Ho won't mind
his ma , and runs away from homo , sells
papers and stays out all night , and docs vari
ous other things that ho is not taught In
Sunday school. In consequence , Mrs. Ses
sions wants him sent to the reform school.
and this would probably have been done
hadn't Freddie iniulo such n good Impression
uK | > n the court by his voluminous promises
of loformation.
O'CONNEIl M1KKS IT ALL I1IQI1T.
J. T. O'Connor was arrested on a charge of
obtaining money under false pretenses , inas
much as ho collected several accounts for a
Hro insurance company , and failed , in
advertently , of course , to account for the
simolcoiiH. Hoand thooflicors of the com
pany hold a conference yesterday and the
matter was satisfactorily adjusted , and the
complaint withdrawn.
Drunk and disorderly William Downs ,
forfeited his bond , $7.50 ; Tom Hardy , 1 day :
Henry Bates , Mattie Hill and Mary Frances
continued.
Vagrants Leo Vonicr. § 3.50 and costs ;
John Lane , 10 days ; John Isbie and D ,
Whalcn , 1 day each : Patsy Bollivar , Morris
McBrtdo , John Wmlnms.Charlcs vVclls.John
Solowun , Pat. Hayes nnd Chatlcs Scott , dis
charged.
A sutpriBo , wlioa smoking "Sohlon-
borg Figaro" for 60 you will llnd it u IDo
cigar. Ask your dculor for thorn.
MOHTUAHV.
J'EAIIODY.
Sunday morning death claimed Arthur ,
the little twin BOH of C. C. Peabody , the Far-
iniin street liuttoiuftor u short attack of
dlpbthqrja. A little sister of the child was
at delicti with the eamu disease and Is not ex
pected to lecover.
WHIN.
The remains of P. II. Tobln , of this city ,
who dlod on Saturday last , were yesterday
forwarded to Bclolt , Wls. . where the deceased -
ceased formerly resided.
A Needy Family.
A well known citizen of Omaha writes to
ho BEK to stato.tlmt thcro Is a cuso of suf
fering and want which should bo attended teat
at once by county authorities and the chari
table societies , Ou Fifteenth street near the
alley north of Williams lives a family named
Toma , consisting of husband , a wife Jus
confined and tour chlldien , In abject poverty.
The husband was tumble to find employment
and has not earned anything for six * months.
By the kindness of the owner
ho is permitted to occupy
the room without paying rent ,
while many of the neighbors have given as
much assistance us lay In their power. The
family Is in need of food and fuel.
a'nscott
QChicf Gallagan , of.thufiro ; department , was
Ju receipt of a letter yesterday from
LuthcrlV2-at Mlnden , Neb. , stating that It
Js thought that .Kcctt , the murderer of
millionaire Snell at CUtCSgo some months
since , la in that village , and asks that the
chief comes out and iuvebtlgate thq
A PKOUhtAH CASE.
Swrtn Tlmrflon Hires n Ijjuvf or to De
fend Jllf ) ICncinr.
A pccullnr case catno up In the police court
yesterday that of Swan Thurson against
August Nelson , charging him with having
stolen n (30 ring from him at his boarding
house , 1923 Cumlng street. Nelson tvas ar
rested Saturday evening by Officer Sigwnrt
on South Tenth street while endeavoring to
sell the ring. Falling to glvo a satisfac
tory account of hlpisclf , ho was
run In. Sunday afternoon Thurson
cahcd nt the police station and said that the
ring was his nnd that Nelson wont into his
room at his boarding house and stele it from
n dressing case drawer. Ho said , however ,
that Nelson was a friend of his and that ho
did not dcslro to prosecute him , all ho wanted
Avas his ring back. Yesterday Nelson's
trial came up. with Lawyer Shea defending
him , The policeman who arrested him said
ho was slightly Intoxicated at the. tlmo of
arrest. Thurson then took the stand
and ho essayed in every Imaginable way to
excuse the man whom ho had charged
with robbing him. Ho said ho
wns drunk at the tlmo that ho com
mitted the theft , that ho was honest nnd in
dustrious , nnd that ho was willing to loan
him money or trust him with anything ho
had , All this , however , on top ot the fact
that Thnrson lind hired the lawyer to defend
the man who had wronged him , did not con
vince the court that Nelson had
not wilfully and Intentionally committed
the crime , nnd ho fined him $15 nnd costs.
This Thurson paid , nnd ho nnd Nelson loft
the station together , amidst the smiles of
the court , the ofilcors and lookers-on ,
A I'crninlitiliUliiK Arsenal.
Frank Scott , a tough-looking customer ,
swaggered Into the central station nt n Into
hour Sunday nlghtand naked permission to ro-
mnin thcro until morning. Uolng a person of
suspicious aspect the , jailor concluded to
search him before granting his re
quest. This proposition was Indignant
ly resented by Mr. Scott , whereat the
jailor became all the moro determined , and
to further his designs ho placed Scott under
arrest as a suspicious character. Ho was
then carefully searched , and In addition to n
very suspicious bunch of keys , nn ugly
butcher-knlfo , a revolver , pair of knuckles
and a dirk wcro taken from him. This opera
tion over , Sco'tt wnslmcercmonlouslyhustlcd
Into a coll. Yesterday ho stood up before
the court mid mndo ivfutllo attempt to explain
why ho wns going about so heavily armed.
Ho wns given 11 Ctccn days over the hill , and
his arsenal counselled.
Sir. "Webber's Accident.
Jonas Webber , who owns a farm some nine
miles southof this city , starts early yesterday
morning for Omaha. It was still dark , but
the road was In good enough condition to
allow his well-shod team to trot along at a
good gait. The telephone who crosses the
road about three miles north of his house and
the ice had tnado it sag to within about six
feet of the earth. It was so dark that Mr.
Webber fulled to see it and ho was caught
under the chin. The shock throw him from
the wagon and the team ran away. Mr.
\Vobborwas found by n neighbor shortly
afterward. Ho was unconscious and his
throat was badly cut. The unfortunate man
was carried into n house and n messeiiKer
dispatched for medical attendance. The
horses were found about a inilo fiom the
scene of the accident.
Again Acquitted.
C. S. Higgins was tried by Jury in the
police court yesterday on the charge of sell
ing liquor after midnight on the morning of
March 11. Captain Green and Ofllcor Horri-
gan testified that about 2 a. in. they went Into
ono of Higgins' wine rooms upstairs nnd
found thcro several persons drinking whisky
and beer. The Jury , however , consisting of
A. L. Strang , Charles Needham , C. E. Raymond
mend and Charles Mentor , after an hour's
deliberations , returned with avcrdictof "not
guilty. "
Only Ono Murriafo liloonso. f
Judge Shields was called upon by only ono
applicant for a marriage license yesterday ,
and the candidate , for reasons best known to
himself , requested that his ndtno bo notmadc
public.
IMcnucy Thrown in Jail ,
Mike Meancy , the ex-street commissioner ,
who was fined S50 some time ago for interfer
ing with a policeman in the dlsehatgo of his
duty and has been out on pnrolu on a premise
to settle , was yesterday arrested and locked
up in the county Jail for i of using to pay the
fine.
New Ucltnblo Music House.
All goods bought direct from factory.
Call and examine the celebrated
DIX3KER BROS , piano , the MATJIU-
SEK and the world-renowned ESTEY
piano nnd Camp & Co. piano. Also the
unrivaled Estey organ.
CAJIISUON it SMITH ,
151 ! ) Dodge st.
Tlio Sidewalk Inspector.
James Allan , sidewalk inspector , to ac
commodate a number of property owners
who dcsiro to BCO him ofllclally , will here
after bo found atjilsolllco in the loom of the
board of public works from 11 to 12 o'clock
in the morning and 4 to 5 in the afternoon.
Dlmo social at St. Mary'savc. Congre
gational church , Tuesday evening ,
March U7 ( mission egg tree ) . Come for
Eu&tor souvenirs nnd a social evening.
A Series of KxaurnloiiH.
The eastern connections of the Union Pa-
clflo railway will run n series of excursions
twice a month from now out until July'l to
Kansas and Nebraska points.
Thlspowdernever rnrlfls , A inarrel ofpnrl-
ty.strenBth and wholesomsasss. Jtora cconoin
Icul thitutlie ordlnnrr kinds , and cunn ° t bttbolp
in computltlon wltu the multitude ot loir cost ,
short weight ulum or phosphate powilors. told
only In cam. Itovul llaklug Powder c ° . , I2d
Watlstreet.Neu- .
Omaha Seed House.
Headquarters for i.nodretfi's Celebrated Seeds.
I'luuts.'Cut Flowers and Moral designs. Bend
for catalogue.
W. H. FOSTER. . & SON , Pvopriotors
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o world tbat will euro when ereryiblnR olio ba <
fBllud. Itnasbeen so conceded by a largo number oC
Celebrated 1'hyelrlftns. IT HAS NEVEII VKT rAir.ei )
To CURE. Vliv wixie your time and money with
vulcnt medicines that never bad virtue , or doctor
frith physicians that cannot cure you. You tbat hava
Irlod everything else should come to us now and get
permanent relief ; you never can got It elsewhere.
llnrk what wo sax : In the end you must take our
Ueiuedy or NBVKU recover. And you that have been
adllcted but a ( bert time should by all means com * to
ns now. Many got help and think tboya re free from
Ihe UUeoso. but In fine , two or three yearsafter.lt
appears aglla In B more horrible form.
Investigate oar financial BtandlnK through the mer
cantile ncencltc and note that wo are fully responsi
ble nnd our written guarantees are good. We bavd a
EUEDV prepared on purely RclcnllUc 1'ilnclplos and
we wUh'to repeat that It NKricn YAIIJI Tu CUQE. All
Icttcn Bucrodly confidential.
THE COOK HKMEDY CO. , Omaha , Neb.
Kaoms U and IT Uellman Black.
Ill ' ll'I'M ' 1 IlllMH I' ! " ' < l-"PI I'-T' MII
_ _ RID GAUNTLET 2ND. [ QI4.J _ _
DH Blair Neb
II NOBLE
, , , , , ,
Importer and Ilrccdorof
Clydesdale , English Coach & HamUetonian
Tliprnronll flno nnd In iirlrao condition nnd cannot -
not full to fruit. They consist of prlio wlnncro nnd
tticlr Kct , In H < otlnnu , Canada nnd tills country. Our
terms , nrlcon nnd luirw * w III milt > mi. Wrltu for url-
n n iiml inirtlciilim. lllulr H 'it niilra norlli nf Omaliu ,
ou T , H. i M. V. K.'It. ' uud U. tJt. I' . M , \ O. It , It.
(12 will buy ii genuine
'Homespun All Wool Suit ,
ulieH fiomill to 41 , cnt-uwny
or * uck coat , in light groy
color , that ia really north fJO.
'JTio suit Is \ \ emndo \ nnd
qplviidltl wearing goods.
NVo imiko this offer to In
troduce ourselves to the Undo
nnd In the future you vill
lind our lioiue the bnigatn
center , end your measure
nround breast tinder the
wins , and around the waUt
and down the inside Beam of
> b > tliuiiiit9 | , iindwuII1 lit you.
Vou can semi money u 1th order , or n o M 111
send O.O. I ) , by exprets.
Iteferi-nces : llrst National Ilnnt , Omaha ,
or uuy llrht-chiPB house in Omuha.
Mention the Omaha Uee
WELL PREPARED
We have made elaborate preparations for a big spring business , and
customers will find us well prepared with a stock which leads all compe
tition in both extent and variety. Our spring stock of business and dres $
suits , represent all the new patterns of fancy worsteds.cheviots and cas-
simere , in sacks , frocks and cutaways , and our grand showing of colors ,
styles and mixtures is so diversified and comprehensive that we can suit
and fit all. We offer garments not excelled anywhere for style , quality , ,
fit and workmanship , and everybody will be impressed with the extreme
lowness of price at which we have offered all our spring goods.
To inaugurate the season and convince every one that we are un
doubtedly the leaders in low prices , we offer : 300 all wool chev
iot men's suits at $4.75. These suits are well trimmed and made strong
and for service. The color of material is a stylish stripe and the same suit
could not be bought anywhere else for less than $7.50.
Wo call attention to the elegant all worsted spring overcoat wo are offering at $6.00
Wo sold a great many of them , and have only a few left The price is only one-half of what
this coat is actually worth.
New goods in every department of Gents' Furnishings. Our laundried and unlaundried
white shirts are acknowledged to be the best and cheapest in the city.
Wo continue the sale of those fine finished Derby Stiff Ilats , sold everywhere for $2 and
$2.50 , at $1.00.
We especially invite inspection and comparison , as we are confident of the many advan
tages we offer , securing a great saving in every instance.
Everything marked in plain figures , cash and one price.
Corner I4th and Douglas Streets. Omaha.
ITS JB3
SOLE AGENT.
, The BEST r.na JtlOST POPBIiAII
Sowing Thread of Modern Tim en.
BEWAUE OF FLOTATIONS ,
WHOf.FSALB nv
KlWATUiCK-Kocii Dry Goods Co.
M.K.SMITII&CO.
PAXTON. UALLAdAEU & CO ,
U. .M.STLKMi & < < )
N , Uur.nrn & Co.
JMIIKIN&CO.
CIIAS. KINOKII , South Omaha , and all flrs
cluss retail de.ilera.
A. LOGIU New York Dry Goods Store.
OMAHA
MEDICAL ? SURGICAL INSTITUTE ,
U. VJ. Cor. 13th & . Dodge Sts.
BPZ.jA.OH3S ,
APPLIANCES FOR DEFORMITIES AND TRUSSES.
Jltst facilities , apparatus nnd remedies for EUL
cewful treatment orexery form of dUcasc requir
ing Medical or Surgical Treatment.
FIFTY ROOMS FOR PATIENTS.
Hoard and attendance ; but hospital accommo
dations In the west.
WKITIS FOR CIKCULARH on Deformities nnd
Ilraccs , Trusses , Club 1'eet , Cun attire of tin
Splnr , .I'ilea , Tumors , Cancer , Catarrh , Ilror.cliitii.
Inhalation , Electricity , rarnljsls , Hnllepsy , Kid-
uey , madder , K > e , ftar , SUu and JJlooJ , auU all
Surgical Opcrattous.
Dleoasos of Woman a Spools I' y.
DOOK ON DISEASES OP WOXKN FittE.
ONLY EELIADLS HBDIOAL INSTITUTE
M4KINII A. SPECIALTY OF
PRIVATE DISEASES.
All Hlood Diseases successfully treated , ftyph
IHUc 1'oUon removed from ( he fiyttcra without
mercury. New restorative treatment for loss ol
Vitnl t'ovfcr. I'crsons unable \isltusmay be
treated ut home by corrcfcpondence. All commu
nications confidential , ftlcdicinesor Instruments
pent by mail or express , * ciirely packed , no
murks to Indicate contents or M-ndtr. One per.
soual interview preferred. Call anil consult us or
fend history of jour case , and we will send iu
plain wrapper , our
BOOK TO MEN , FREE ;
Upon Private. Special or Nervous Disease * , Im <
vitrncy , Syphilis. ( Jlect aid ; Varicocele , with
o cctlon list. Address
uuiu/ui Stedtrul anil Stirgeal Tnitltnteor
DR. WIcWIENAMY ,
Cor , ! 3thandDodaeSlt. . OUAHA.HED.
U. 0. DEPOSITORY , OMAHA , 1IEB.
Paid Up Capital , - $28OOOO
Surplus , - 5O.OOO
U , \V. VATKS , Vresiacnt.
LLWIBH. JtKfi ) , Vicc-Freslilunt.
A. K. Tout AM N. 2nd Vlco-I'resMent.
\V. II. H , Iluuni-d , Cujhler.
UIIIKOTOIIH :
\ f.MOHSK , JOHNS. COM.INS ,
11. \ \ YATJ.S. 1-KwisS. Htti ) ,
A. K.Touzyxm ,
HanktnpOnice
THE IRON BANK ,
Cor. 12th rncl Foraam Kts.
A General Uauklug Uubluets Transacted ,
sciENTine
GLUCK &
O. H. CURTIS , Pfitt. J. HURD THOMPSON , Stc. TdCA& .
MANUFACTURERS AND DtALERS IN
KR j
COTTON UNCN 4 RUBBER HOSE
COTTON. LEATHER A RUBBER
BELTINQ.OIL , RUBBER & GOS
SAMER CLOTHING DRUG
GISTS' RUBBER SUNDRIES
HARDWARE * SPORTSMEN'S
TOY AND STATIONER'S AND
EVERY KINO OF RUB3ER GOODS.
REPAIRING NEATLY DONE. *
0.0
LAWRENCE , OSTROM & CO. , LOUISVILLE , KENTUCKY.
FAMOUS 10 YEAR OLD
For Medicinal Family Use.
ABSOLUTELY PURE NO FUSEL DILI
Is Death to Sure Cure for
MALARIA , CONSUMPTION ,
CHILLS AND FEVER , BLOOD-POISONING ,
TYPHOID FEVER , SLEEPLESSNESS ,
BOWEL TROUBLES , OR INSOMNIA/
LOSS OF APPETITE , NON-ASSIMILATION
INDIGESTION , OF FOOD.
DYSPEPSIA. PRICE , SI.25
5oW Only In Bottles. . . For Quart Bottle , t
For Salt ty Qtoceri.
For Sale by kf anil Wlni Merchants
OrugglstaEiierywIiere. Cveryuihtrt ,
&tsr * II * IN PBOdUBING OUR * S * ! !
THE GREAT APPETIZER.
Thli Is to certify tbat I have ei.mlned the riuipla of BELI.E OPBOUHDON WHISKEY received from
Lawrcnio , Oitrom & Co , and found tlio uia la bn perfectly frto from Fuicl Oil and all other deleterloal
ubsUncoi and etrlctly jmro. 1 cheerfully rocuiumrnd tlio m for fuulljr and Medicinal | > urpo ri.
J 1' . IlutNVH. M. U. . Analytical Uliomlit. LouUvlllo , UT.
mtOS. & CO. , AfciU Cor Oiimlm , Noli.
DR. HORNE'S
Electro-Magnetic Belts !
The Grandest Triumph of Elaclrlc Science-
Made and
GentleEca's Belt -5
with electric DISEASES CORED BITHOOT HEDICIHES.
fltctHcit * faltanllu AllUfB / M tffUfa nammmmmmm K | | W > IOBBa0
of . . Whole f e n Uf MEN AlL. ELSE rJnILSi
MI njr p rt to. body. mllj WWnfcH * * * < . BafciOlEi I O1 C
wear It U cltctrlflix thi blood nd curei
" KtDulnaandni dbTi > rmlnlon. WOTB tba followlnB who h e teen
TESTIMOHIALS l " - - - - - - * ' , . i-arkiruid J. M.Htiictt , UonUo rtoC Tr d
Cliloigoi A. Urruorjr. commUilon merchant. Block Var < li | UuJdl > oUnUi * eatrior man ! Uol.Connillj ,
of the Inttr Otrant O. W. ll.llui. H. l > , Uormontown , low.i Lemuel UlTk , KankakM.III i Judge I. n ,
Murr TN perTlll < , III i r , J. . Abbott. lujitcllrwU'rworki , Month Heart. Inn i llobl. H , ( Umrion. Clilc iio
poit omc i L. V. HcMlcba.l , U. 1) , Uuffifo.rl. V. " Tour hell h rcoraplUbocI what no other rrmwlr li i'
t d < r nerrr * amlromfortakluileepalolght. " IloU. lltll , tldormaa , 160 Kail WUiSt l.M w fork-
fir. ' HORHE'S' ELECTRO MABHETIC BELT
tret produces a > continuous current ) convert electricity Ibrougb tbe body on the uervet. It cured dutaiei
br generating a continuum current of oUctrlcll/ ur 1 * tiouriont of 1) throughout the nuiaan ijtum ,
tlUjlnaallnerroiunMilmmbdUtoljr.Mid producing n w circulation of the lit. forcw the Wood , Im
rln l or. tr nitli , enerpy and health , when another treatment bai fallud. TUB nuirtts of tcU cloo-
lo licit fcnjcluj rpcofrttlxca and Indorsed vj . . .WUVKUU * w wu * , . , * * , ! . . , ,
JltrEUENCKSi Anr bank.commercUl * treuer or vnpl * l. bouio InChlrigoi wbolMMO
B Kr Qcl conilWr lr < j. | | r Hcndntunpfor II * [ < K Illuit U < > | ) mphl t.
W. if. XSLOX UVxL Inrtntur nud UanuUctunr , IVl tfabMb ATtama CiUo i o.
RUPTURE : &W ? DR. HORHE'S ELECTRO-MAfiNETIC BELT-TRUSS ,
.CHIGHESTER'S ENGLISH DIAMOND BRAND
ENNYROYADIAMOND ONLY CENUINR
ENNYROYA BEWARE orWORTHLESSlMITATIONS
kASK DRUGGIST FOR ( TjICHESTEfVS CHGLISU
DIAMOND
. TNOiSPEHSABtrSOIb BY All DRU66I5TS , ' oRiHCLose 4f ( CTAMPS )
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WEAKI lUfTrrlnfcfronvthe tt
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d. etc. ! "nT "ilu tl trtHUe ( - lfdl
rolitaluliur full intcu fyr ligm. turf , fi < (
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i.Oi FOWLER , Moodu , 'CQini
CllT'i'Uil out and rutuin ttlthbOc , ( jubomtaiu'pn ,
j upon receipt of wtlch wo will nd , prepaid , tu
nny atldruki. ona One Dollar pack&gi ) "London
i liiuuulo. " tbo L'rcuutt tloua and tprlnjc uiedl.
clneoncanb. Uood until Awtl M IxiudgnM dl-1
rln Ar ( nfT.Kan Cniy , MO. '