THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SUNDAY. APRIL 22 , 18Sa SIXTEEN PAGES.
WHEN WILL IT END ?
BMlayer's ' Slrikc Retarding the
Summer's ' Improvements ,
Other Trades \VI1I Kocp "Jlamln
On" Another Sensation in
North Omnlin Over a
Ladle's Wonderful
Escape.
"I the bricklayers strike ended yet ? " was
naked of a ftrlklng IjtlckKyer recently. "No.
mid I don'tknow as It will end soon , Imtltought
to as It Is going to retard n great many Improve
ments this summer If It does not end soon , mid
tli At IK not nil , " answered the striker. "Jam
nfrnld It will fiprend to nome of the other
trndcs. " Some of the prominent contractors
nnd tralldcr being interviewed regarding the
nbovo statement snld they knew nothIng nbout
the fitriko pprcndlng. Imt rnthcr thought It
ATonlcl soon be BatWftctorily adjusted , as It should
1)0. Tor the Inilldlng should not bo retarded now.
Among the contractors and builders Inter
viewed by the writer was Mr. I. N. Ueuel. who
resides at No.SCSV Patrick avcnun.and Is at pri > i-
cnt engaged In building himself n beautiful
homo in iConntzo's addition. The \ultcr np-
proncned lilm on the subject , nnd Was informed
that ns fam * ho knew the strike wns confined to
the bricklayers nnd brltk moulders , nnd In his
opinion It Mould not extend nny further tlmn
that , "but , " continued Mr. Deucl , "If you nro
nnxlous for nn Interview on an Interesting mat
ter RO see Mrs. Dencl , she cnn tell yon something
nnd will toll you what Is true , for I am Inter
ested In that subject , and am about ns happy ns
nrnnn can be that she has recovered. "
"Then she has been sick1" !
"Yes , Hho linn been sick , and she owes her won
derful recovery to tno skill nnd wldo experience
of oneof Omnba's RreatestpMyslclnin.butcomB ,
we will go to the house nud see her , she can tell
you nil nbout It. "
The writer found Mrs. Deuel a very pleasant
lady , nnd willing to tell Her story , which was ns
follows :
MI1S. T. N. DHDEL.
"Yes , I wns n very sick woman n year ngo this
last winter. ] contracted n scveio told , I hud
pain and discomfort In my chest , and a sense of
rawness or soreness In tno upper pnrt of my
cheat , which wa painful on coughing , my cough
jvas dry and hacking , especially on lying down
nnd on waking. 1 felt fovcrlsh toward Might ,
but nlwnys felt easier in the forenoon , my
breathing wns labored , nnd I continually felt the
want of air. Jly wheezing wns distinctly nudl-
Wo to others , and the members of my family
often referred to It. My cougn became veiy ho-
vcre , nnd my frlnnds , nud even mybolf , thought
that 1 was going Into consumption. 1 coughed ,
coughcdnnd my lungs were so sore that it racked
mo terribly , nftcrn spell 1 would rnlse tenacious
material , often mixed with blood. I lost.llesli
nnd strength. I had n very tender spot In the
loft side of my chest whl2h caused mo consider
able anxiety nud led mu to believe I was soon to
bo ono of the great tin OUR that had gone before ,
1 tiled n vnrlety of medicines , but they did not
seem to rencli the spot. At last my husband
suggested that \\o go nnd sco Dr. McCoy.Vo
did so. Ho pronounced my case curable , nnd I
commenced tieatment , that wns nbout three
months n o. 1 Improved rapidly nnd felt as
well as overnftcr two month H treatment , but
decided to continue another month ns a matter
of precaution. My lungs feel soundand strong ,
I do not cough , nnd teel that the doctor has
really saved my llfu , and I ennnot speak tco
highly of his skill nnd painstaking , not to men
tion the moderate foes lie charged me. "
Mrs. Ueuel. ns above mentioned , resides at
present at No , ! i 3,1 1'ntrick avenue. North
Omaha , where bho will willingly substantiate
the above statement to anv ono doubting it , by
Calling upon or addres slug her there.
POINTED QUESTIONS.
A Few Symptoma of n Disease That
Wny Prove Sorloun to Von.
Do you have frequent Jits of mental depres
sion ?
Bo you experience ringing or buzzing noises
in your ears ?
lo you feel as though you must suffocate
When lying down ?
Are you troubled with a hacking cough nnd
general debility ?
Are your eyes generally wcnk nnd watery , nnd
frequently inllnmcd ?
Does your voice have n husk , thick sound ,
nnd a nasal sort of turnip ?
Is your breath frequently offensive from some
unaccountable cause ?
Ilavo you a dull oppressive headache gener
ally located over the eyes ?
Do you have to hawk and cough frequently in
the elfortto clear your throat ?
Are you losing your tento of smell , nnd is
your sense of taato becoming dulled ,
everyone affected will have n few ormnny of
them. The greater or more nerloua your symp
toms , the more dangerous your condition. This
class of diseases is trentcd very successfully by
Dr. McCoy or his associates. The many cases
reported through thocolums of the dnlly papers
prove this , and each statement published is
substantially the same ns given by the patient
cured. Dr. McCoy nnd his associates ,
use no secret , nostrums , but cute diseases by
their skillful combination of the best known re
medies , applied in the most approved manner ,
and by using the latest and most highly recom
mended appliances known to the piofession.
They thus produce results that speak for themselves -
solves in the many patients cured , and wo as
sure our readers tlint tliesu eminent physicians
liavo achieved n success In curing disease which
tow or no other doctor * can duulicute.
A LEADING PHYSIOLOGIST
I
Advances Hts Theory of Cntnrrh and
fe Consumption Hm Advice on the
Snl\eor. |
Ono of the l > est learned physicians of modern
times , in an urtlclo on cnturrh ami consumption
says : "i'lie treatment of consumption lias miule
nroat advances by tlio introduction of now rem
edies , and has enabled tliu close student and
specialist to establish indications for remedies
long in use , t > o that by their methodical applica
tion better rt'snlta HID attained than were for-
inerly gained at a time w hen consumption and
cancer wure u'Karded us equally incuiaule , anil
\veru somtmhat Minlliirly tieatua
"Tho treatment of consumption demands a
careful nvoldanco to all agents calculated to
cause uyperemia of the lungs and bronchial ca
tarrh. I'ersona in whom n tendency to con
sumption Is suspected should bo treated with
the irrcatest cure and attention.
D"linally , whenoverthoiels the slightest bus-
plcton of u predisposition to consumption , every
catarrh , no mutter how tdluht , should be treated
With the utmost euro , which must nntbu relaxed
until the catarrh is entirely well. This rule , so
obvious from our point of view , is very fre
quently violated" ,
"Alany patients fall a victim to the deeply
rootoil piejudlcu that a neglected catarih never
leads to consumption.
DOCTOR
J , CRESAP M'COY ' ,
LatoofBelloyucIIosDitalJcwYora ,
HAS Offlces No. 310 nr.d 311
HAMQIi I1UII.D1NO. OMAHA. NKIl.
WheroalKurablo cases arc treated with sue-
COM.
Medical diseases treated skillfully. Consump
tion , llrlght'3 disease. Dyspepsia. Itlic.iiumlam ,
' anaallNUUVOUS UlSlSABlfs. AlldUe.iMJSpo-
cullur to the sejcva a specialty. CATAUIU1
CUHU1) .
CONStrr/l'ATION atoolcoorby mailll.
Many dlseaeea are treated snccossfully by Ur.
McCoy through the malls , and it Is
lima possible for those unable to make the jour-
ley to obtain successful hospital treatment at
their homes.
Ollko hours 9 toll a.m. ; 2 to { p.m. : .
W. SUNDAY HOUH8 FltOM 9 A. > l. TO 11'.M
( Torrespondeuca receives proiout attention.
Ko letters answered unlcbi uccoutponled by 1
cents in ntnnips ,
Addrets all juBll to Dr. J. 0. JlfCoy , lloouu
lo aa SllKcajifc bulling , Oiunai Ne b
AVleittoan Intorostlng Nebraska
Institution ,
HOW THE FISHES ARE CARED FOR.
Homo or tlio Antics of tlio Ijlttlo
\Vnrdsoftlio Slate How they
Thrive nntl Miilllplr A
Successful Enterprise.
I find myself at South Bond , where
, ho Slrvto Fish commission mainttxinsits
intchcrics. They nro locntcd nbout ti
mlle from the villngo' . Right in front
lows the muddy , rllcy waters of the
Platte , broken hero nnd there by
mtchcs of dry sand , on which rest
lumorous gccso , ducks and ether wild
'owl. ' To the loft stretches u long , xip-
and valley between two bluffs , dotted
icro and thcro by the calm , clear waters
of a pond the very "beau idcnl" of
what a fishery should bo. Down wo wont
, ho wooden flight of stops leading to
, ho 'hatching house , " which is fur
nished with a constant supply of water
i > y a pipe lending from the main spring
seine few yards above. What an inter
esting sight presented itself hero ! A
regular lish aquarium. All around the
room are a aeries of glass
: ascs divided into compartments exhib
iting the various food fishes in their
living and natural conditions and at all
singes of growth and development.
Commencing on the loft as you enter is
v tank containing qulto a colony of
liardy , tough little sunflsh swimming
jaily about , now and then taking a bite
oil tno healthy llbrous roots of the water
cress. Deep down on the bottom lies
the half dormant , lazy-looking turtle ,
and scattered hero and there , moving
slowly along by means of a thick fleshy
organ known as tbo foot , stalks the
fresh water mussel or shellfish.
Tit the next box nro two splendid
adult specimens , male and female , of
California or rainbow trout , so called
from the presence of a red band extend
ing from the gill cover to the tail , the
band being much more prominent in
the male than in the female. Then
come several carp quite a contrast to
the trout in their being nearly entirely
devoid of scales.
Quito a score or two of that handsome
iish , the speckled trout , have a place
reserved specially for themselves whore
they thow olT to advantage the varie
gated spots which nro so characteristic
of them.
13elo\y these glass cases are the
"hatching troughs , where the ova are
nursed and brought to maturity , and
xftcr emerging from the egg the little
Hbh mny bo seen sporting about in their
vlinost helpless infancy. In addition to
t his nro a series Of bottled specimens
illustrating the indigenous and im
ported fishes , as well as many other
fauna that arc cither destructive to or
form a means of sustenance to the fish
a capital nucleus for a museum , accom-
modntion for which is greatly deeded.
On asking the superintendent what
lie fed them on , he took up a basin con
taining some minced blood , and
told mo to follow him up the
valley to a pond whore there were
a large number of yearling speckled
trout. With a little tin cup ho throw
some into the water. The moment it
touched the surface quite a crowd of
eager little fellows were seen dashing
and spluttering ono over the other in
eager haste to grab a morsel , and I
don't believe a bit of the blood was al
lowed to sfnk to the bottom. In this
manner they nro fed twice a day and
seem to bo thriving splendidly on it ,
but no doubt they pick up a good deal
of the natural food existing in the
ponds. Following in close succession
are some twelve other ponds , each vary
ing in size and containing various
species of fish at various stages of
growth. Ono of the most important
factors in the success of lish culture is
the presence of a continual flow of
spring water through the ponds. This
is beautifully carried out here , the
ponds _ being on a difloront level , thus
causing a fall of some few feet from ono
pond to the other.
A lish always keeps its head up stream
and when the sun shouo out wo saw sonic
of the trout in ono pond making strenu
ous efforts to leap over a waterfall some
two and a half feet high. If they failed
once they tried again and ultimately
succeeded , thus showing the amount of
agility and perseverance possessed by
lish.
In sofno of the larger ponds various
species of bass are kept , which are left
to pick up what food they can , the ponds
in which they live having been stocked
with minnows which form an excellent
bill of faro for this fish. '
The generality of people thinlc that
the science of lish ctilturo is conlinod to
the few , not to the many. True enough
but it has a direct relation with all and
sundry , from the fact that its aim is to
supply a good and economical source of
nutriment for mankind. For example ,
take many of the poorer com
munities throughout the United
States. Mnize meal nnd bacon
form a largo part and in so mo cases the
solo food of the people. What is the
consequence. They nro all ill-nourished
and suffer phybically , intellectually and
morally. Now tnko the sumo class
whoso diet is of oatmeal and fish which ,
though n frugal but rational dipt , shown
its otloctH in producing greater physi
que , intellect and moral force. This is
uuo in a great measure to tno presence
in the fish of a substnnco known ns pro
tein. Fish gather materials that would
otherwise bo inaccessible and lost , and
store them in the very forms that are
most deficient in tlio produce of the
soil.
Again it supplies the demand for var
iety in di'et. As civilization and culture
advance so will the dainnnd for variety
in diet incrcnso.
From the state fish hatcheries are
sent out annually thousands of fry to
stock the lakes and streams of the state
as well as many private ponds belong
ing to farmers. In time this will bo n
grout source of wealth , for a farmer who
has successfully roared his fish may , if
ho choose , put the products of his la
bor into the market just ns ho would
tlio products of his land , at a price with
in easy reach of all conditions of .people ,
and there are not a few who are doing
so. :
The results of fish culture will open
up to many n healthy source ot nmuso-
ment. One of the greatest charms of
field sports consists in breathing frcbh
air amid the wilder scenes of nature. In
this respect fishing , especially river nnd
luke tlsning , hns oven thn advantage of
shooting and hunting , it not only
loads the sportsman nmu. the most pic
turesque scenery , consisting of wood
and water in every beautiful
and fantastic combination of
color , grouping and movement
but it allows by its tranquill pauses the
Jtho soul to drink deep of the spirit ever
haunting such places. Izunk Walton
understood all this , nnd Herbert graces
his vivid descriptions of the more ac
tive experiences of the fisherman , with
poetic lights and shadows , indicating
nn appreciation of the emotion's here
alluded to.
Lust but not least .it is of great
scientific interest dealing ns it does
with the growth , habits and develop
ment of fish ,
The scheme is fast emerging from its
Infancy nnd under the nblo and
scientific management of Mr. M. E.
O'Brien its future looks bright and
promising. A. G. J.
MUSIOAb .AND DHAMATIC.
Mine. Ristorl hns an Idea of going on the
stngo again.
Pauline Hnll has engaged with the Cnrlo-
ton opera company.
Mrs. John T. Raymond Itjls snid , Is anxious
to secure nn engagement on the stngo.
Annie Plxloy'sDeacon's Daughter"
failed to plcnso San Francisco audiences.
William H. Sherwood , the pianist , is to
make n tour through the weot this month ,
Clara Louise Kellogg and Mlnnlo Hawk
nro to join forces and sing in opera next sea
son.
son.Koslnn
Koslnn Voltes begins nn extended en
gagement next week at Daly's theater , Now
Alice Harrison Is to play Topsy in n great
production of "Unclo Tom" In Boston next
August.
The musical season of 1887-83 in New York
1ms been pecuniarily unprofitable to Theo
dore Thomas.
Mmo. Scnlchl has boon engaged for the
next opera season In London , which will begin -
gin early in Juno.
Maggie Mitchell's now play , "Rao , " by
Cal. Wallace , will bo produced for the first
tlnio In Providence , H. I.
Thomas W. Kcenc. the tragedian , will
probably tnko n financial Interest in the man
agement of Julia Marlowe.
Mine. Emma Nevada Palmer , who re
mains in Paris , is , it is said , anxious to bo
heard again on the lyric stage.
Mine. Fursch-Mndi will sail for London
next month to talto part In Augustus Harris'
projected season of Italian opera.
' NaiiJI" is the nnmo of the opera that is to
succeed the TM ) nights of "Ermlnlo" in New
York. The scene is laid in Hungary.
The role of Carmen has been taken 100
times within a year past by Mile. Blanche
DcschampR , at the Opera Comlquc , In Paris.
The financial result of Henry Irvlng's visit
to the United States is the enlargement of
his bank account to the extent of nbout
? SO,000.
Dion Bouclcault is said to bo the author in
collaboration with Mrs. Sarah A. Grlerof an
historical romance founded on the first
French empire.
\V. J. Florence has purchased of Mr. Pnl-
mcr the right to ploy "Heart of Hearts' " next
acason and will produce the picco ns part of
Ills repertoire throughout the country.
Karl Forms , the famous basso , who has
lived in America the past thirty years , has
been engaged to sing at the approaching
London season of Italian opera. He is
seventy-three years of ngo.
Sadie Martinet having rcturncd from Eu
rope after n flying visit to Vienna , Buda-
Pcsth nnd Paris , has been delighting the ar
tistic souls of the Now York Journalist ! ) by
showing thorn the elaborate toilets which
she is to wear in the opera of ' 'Nadji. "
Colonel Mapleson hns been heard from
again. At Manchester , England , ho hail ad
vertised a performance of "Trovatore" by
tno remnants of his royal company , with
Havclli and Dotti in the leading roles. Ri -
vclll did not appear. The colonel made n
little speech to the audience , assuring them
that ho had never yet disappointed his pat
rons , nnd that ho did not intend to begin
now. It was many years since ho had SUHR
Maurice , but ho would attempt it , relying
u on the indulgence of Ins fricmls. Ho did
attempt it , nnd by lowering , tlio key n couple
of notes went through the part very well ,
anil was overwhelmed with congratulations.
As n lad in the school room , in white
trousers and black Jacket , lidwin Boath re
cited with John S. Clarke ( who afterward
married his sister , Asia Booth , ) the quarrel
scene between Brutus and Cassius , Booth
then , as now , taking Brutus. His father ,
unseen , witnessed the performance. A few
months later the chums gave nn entertain
ment to the college fatudcnts. Booth recited
from "Richard III. , " "Macbeth , " ' -Hamlet"
and "Julius Crcsar , " nnd between times ho
and Clarke blacked up and sang negro melo
dies. In 1S51 Edwin Booth's salary was SO
a week. In 18CS ho became recognized as n
fine actor.
"Tlio amount of work which Sarah Bcrn-
hardt has had to get through daily for sev
eral weeks past would bo enough to kill any
body but n fashionable actress , " says the St.
James Gazette. "Never homo from the theatre -
atro before 1 o'clock in ho morning , she is to
ho seen In her atelier as soon ns there is light
enough to work , busy finishing her three
busts for the nextsalon. Af tern hasty break
fast a mere apology for n meal she drives
off to the theatre to rehearse 'Thercso
Koquin' and the other new pieces in which
she is to appear in the course of her approaching
preaching professional tour. While her own
drama was in preparation at the Odeon she
had , after her long morning's drudgery , to
spend her afternoon in the superintendence
of the rehearsals ; and , not content with the
ordinary method of coaching the performers
by way of mlvico nnd suggestion , she practi
cally went through the roles herself as she
conceived them on each occasion. And after
a clay thus spent in ceaseless toil , thcro wns
still the work of tlio evening to face her
performance in M. Sardou's drama nt the
Porto St. Martin. Now her own piece is off
her hands , she will have n little less to do ,
and she is quite radiant at the prospect of
having 'only ' fifteen hours' work a day' for
some time to come. "
JiDUOATIONAIj.
Twelve states have given women the right
of suffrage on the school question.
There are thirty-seven Jnpancso students
in the Ann Arbor , Mich. , university.
There were seventy-two graduates at the
New York College of Dentistry this year.
Prof. Bomiss , of Johns Hopkins univer
sity , has accepted a professorship at Vandor-
bilt.
Cambridge ( Eng. ) university is to estab
lish examinations for commercial certilla-
catcs.
No woman need apply hereafter to b6 *
principal of n boys' grammar school in Phila
delphia.
There are 200 colleges for women in this
country , 130 for men und 207 which admit
both sexes.
There are 8,000 characters in the Jnpancso
alphabet. Learning your A B Cs In that
country is no child's play.
For the founding anil endowment of the
Nowberry library , in Chicago , there Is n be
ginning of considerably more than $3,000,000 ,
"A Jewish cookery instructor" has been
advertised for by the London school board ,
on account of tlio largo number of Jewish
chililicii in the school.
Tlio WOO.OOO left to Colby university ,
\Vatervillo , Mo. , by ox-Governor Coburn ,
will bo immediately paid to the treasurer.
This makes the total endowment fJM.OOO.
The proposal that Texas shall use half her
ton million surplus to build and endow a Sam
Houston college is favorably received by
ninny of the leading papers of that stato.
Mrs. Florence Dinsmoro , the practical
head of the Woman's Institute of Technical
Design , to whose energy and Judgment it is
Indebted-for the success H has achieved , is
still n young woman , and was u graduate of
tlio normal college of the city of Now York
nine years ago ,
There are more vacancies In educational
institution in Georgia Just now than over at
nny one tlmo before , namely : Cliancollor-
slifps of the state university , presidency of
Emory college , professorship of mathemat
ics at Wesleyan , presidency of Gordon insti
tute nt Barnesvillo. and seven professorships
In the school of technology.
Arrangements have Just been effected
whereby Callahan Ladles' college becomes
a part of Drake university , both of DCS
Moines , la. It will bo a normal and business
college , with cx-Stato Superintendent John
W. Akcrs ns president , and will bo ono of a
circle of colleges which Drake university is
to nave clustered around the parent institu
tion.
Pi'Cbldont-clect Patton of
- Princeton col
lege told the Chicago ulumnl Tuesday , that
there would bo no remodeling of the college
to emphasize single branches of study , but
simply a pushing on in the progressive line
of university development , keeping paca
with Harvard and Yale. But ho neverthe
less declared that Dr. McCosh's work In
philosophy made it the duty of the univer
sity to dcyoto to that department u full ,
largo and conspicuous place. . .
Hon. Johu D , Wabhburn , secretary 1ms by
I a vote of the board of trustees of Clark uui-
HOUSEHOLD
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Wo .will not bo undersold in our household -
hold department and quote the fol
lowing :
Tinware of all kinds , So up.
Extrn good wooden pail , l7c.
Extra peed wash board , IBc.
Large line sweeping broom , lOc.
Largo oxtru flno sweeping broom 20c.
Wash tubs , clothes racks , wooden
bowls , step ladders , ironing boards , carpet -
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Crockery and
Glassware
Elegant lustro B dinner sots , 107
pieces , $12.
-Elegant lustre B dinner sots , 60 pie
ces , $6.7-1.
Fine decorated chamber sots,10 pieces
$3.25.
Fine wash bowl and pitcher , plain ,
95c.
95c.Largo Hizo dinner plato , 6c.
Largo size tea plato , -lc.
Cups and saucers , per sot , 30c.
Glass water sot , 5 pieces , in colors,98c.
Gluss butter dish , colored , lOc.
Fancy glass syrup can , lOc.
Also a largo variety of fruit , glass
sots , lamps , etc. , etc.
| H
Ladles'Fine Striped IIoso , 8c.
Misses' Fine Striped Hose , 7c.
Children's Flno Striped IIoso , Go.
Gents' Bnlbrlpgnn Half IIoso , So.
Lndlcs' fine fnncy border Union linen
Ilnndkorohicfs , 80.
Lndlcs' fine fnncy border Cnmbrlc
Handkerchiefs , 4c.
Children's flno fnncy border Hnndkor-
cliicfs , 24c , dozen.
CO dozen flno French Dnmnsk Towels ,
fancy borders , lOc.
60 dozen fine Damask Nnpkins,4c each.
100 dozen Dress Buttons , assorted , 6c ,
card.
25 dozen Stocking Supporters , 8c pair.
GO Aozon Collar Buttons , 4c dozen.
80 dozen fnncy Woven Suspenders , lOc.
1 75 dozen Silk Web Suspenders , 20c.
Tublo Oil Cloth , assorted colors , 25c
yard.
. TEN PER CENT DISCOUNT ON BABY CARRIAGES THIS WEEK
1511 Dodge Street , West of the Postoffice
vcrslty , Worcester , Mass. , extended an In
vltntion to G. Stanley Hnll , Ph. D. , professor
of Psychology nnd pedagogics in Johns Hop-
Idns University , Baltimore , to become presi
dent of the new university. President Hall
is n graduate of Willlumo college , of the class
of 1867 , and Inter spent a number of yonrs in
Europe in the study of modern educational
systems. Although comparatively n young
mnn he holds u high rank among the learned
men of the country. t
A "swirl" design in golfl , starting from a
centre formed by a brilliant diamond , makes
a handsome but rather costly match-box.
At the following prices :
50c , 75c , $ ! , $1,25 $ , $1,50 $ ,
All of these "Star Shirt Waists" nr
new this season.
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sonal interview preferred , Call and consult us or
send history of your case , and we will send in
plain wrapper , our
DOOK TO WlElf , FREE ;
Upon Private. Special or Nervous Diseases , Jin.
voteucy , Syphilis. Gleet and Varicocele , with
( j cstioii list. Address
Omaha Mtdtcal and Surgical Institute , or
DR. McRflENAMY ,
Cor , t3th and DodaeSU. . OMAHA. NEB.
Proprietor Omaha Business College ,
IN WHICH IS TAUQHT
Book-Keeping , Penmanship ,
Commercial Law , Shorthand , Telegraphing
and Typewriting.
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S E , Cor ICth and Capitol Avenue
PROTECTION !
Against Shoddy Goods.
Against Unprincipled Dealers.
Against High Prices.
Against Second Hand Trash.
Protect you ngwnst nil o these abuses. Try them. Wo handle nothing but FIRST-CLASS goods. Our
Chamber Suits are manufactured for US EXCLUSIVELY , out of the best selections of solid walnut , oak , nsh
U 0 1 ? sty'cs ' , ranging in price from § 18 up. We make all o our own PARLOR SUITS and ODD
PIECES , and WARRANT every article First Class.
Parlor Chairs , Imported Plush , $4,50.
Parlor Suites , Srnp'd ' , Plush ,
We will have your trade if Honest G-oods , Low PrioesEasy Payments
and Gentlemanly Dealings count tor anything. Western agents for
The Whitney Baby Carriage ,
Jewel Refrigerator ,
Illinois Cooking Stove ,
MODEL GASOLINE STOVE
AND LOWELL CARPETINGS.
Zltcse are acKnowlcducd the beit throughout the Unitcil States. Tlte only first class Installment House in
OMAHA FURNITURE CO. ,
1212 Farnam Street , Omaha.
CANFIELD.
405 SOUTH I5TH STREET.
WANTED ,
, Isaued l > f
Countics.Clt.
les. towns and Water Corriianleu , etc.
iTC'orrc pondenco willcltcU ,
N.W. HARRIS & CO. . BANKERS ,
" 5- ° n0 6t-l ° ° 8tl
Oi
Elegant largo Oil Painting. $1.35.
A handsome line of Steel Engravings
with carved frames.
A Fltio Holy Picture , 03o.
18 Dozen Ladies' Oxydbcd Silver
Trimmed Pocket Book LntostStylo. 28c.
A Inrgo line of Ladies' Roll Plated
Jewelry , Halt- Pins , Breast Pins , Ear
rings , OulT Buttons , Collar Buttons , at
15 per cent discount.
Elegant largo Waste Pnpor Basket ,
120(3.
120(3.Covered
Covered Splint Baskets from 15c , up.
French Market Basket , covered.
Lnrgo assortment Dinner Baskets , 2 ! > o
up _
Fine Largo Willow Hamper , Sl.OO.
Fine Largo Willow Wash Basket , 7oc.
Good size Turkey Feather Duster , Oc.
Full size fiuo Turkey Feather Duster ,
25c.
25c.Extrn
Extrn size fine Turkey Feather Dus
ter , 40c.
Extra fine Angora Wool Duster , 7Co.
Fine fancy Feather Piano dusters ,
Feather Jeweler's Dusters etc.
An Elegant Bristle CountcrBrush,80c. ,
BARNACLE & JONES ,
Special Attention Paid to Ffne
Plumbing.
The most approved sanitary appliances aluays
on hand , Uralnlaylng a specialty. All wink
done according to thu strict rules of sanltat ion.
Estimates Furnished ,
FOP Plumbing , Steam and Gas
Fitting and Gas Fixtures.
Hose and Lawn Goods Always
on Hand ,
404 North IGtli Street
Telephone 1OB1.
THE
A La Persephone Freirch Hand-madO
Highest standard ofCortct ever intro'
duced into this market. The/ impart thai
graceful figure and fine form which any
v.'cll dressed lady would he justly prQiidj
especially when obtainable without injur
ious tight lacing , etc. Indorsed as the
Peerless Corset
By leading diessirudere of Paris , London
and New York , and fur tale in Omaha by
N. B. Falconer
,
Thompson , Belden & Co.
And ether merchants.
e
' ) Beirut , Dublin nnd Liverpool
From New York Every Thursday ,
Cabin jia soKO 110 and IW , according to location
of slate loom. Kxcutblou ttUto 476 ,
Stecrufo to and from Kiuopo at I.oueU rates.
AUSTIN BALDWIN & CO. ,
Qen'l AL'suta , 63 liroadway. New York.
JOHN Ul.EGEN.Utn'lWe.Um Auuut ,
101 ttandulph St. , Chicago.
HARRY E.MOQHES , A out , OmnUBi