Nebraska Newspapers

    8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE ; WEDNESDAY , KAY.9 _ , 1888.
THE CITY.
The internal revenue collections yes
terday amounted to $2:1,057.60. :
George Webber was arrested in Chicago
cage yesterday. Ho is wanted in this
city for robbing Kd. Mnurcr's ' saloon.
Ilo was a , bartender in the saloon.
Ellis , ono of the hack-drivers who par-
Ucinatod in the recent prize-ring nllair
nt the road house , will bo called to ac
count by Judge Anderson to-duy , pro
vided the prosecuting witness appears.
Lyons , another Jehu , who was a spectator
tater of the combat , is to bo arraigned
nt the same timo.
. Stephen Brown and David Gallop , of
i. . Florence , are to have a hearing before
Justice Anderson this morning on the
charge of breaking down and injuring
n fence belonging to James H. DoLand.
Thcro appears to bo some dispute be
tween the parties at suit as to tlio title
to the land on which the fence was sit
uated , both claiming it.
The telegraph operator who was ar
rested at an early hour Sunday morn
ing in n somewhat inebriated state , and
who gave the assumed name of P. A.
Johnson nt the police station , wishes to
correct any misapprehension that may
arise on account of the name. It hap
pens that there is an actual P. A. John-
eon , who is an operator , who , by the
way , is ono of the best telegraphers in
the Western Union .olllco , ana many
might ho led to believe that the party
referred to was ho , when it was not. In
justice to Mr. Johnson this statement is
made. _ _ _ _ _
Personal Paragraphs.
S. S. Campbell loft last night for Denver.
Tom Cook , he of legislative fame , Is in tlio
city.
city.U.
U. W. Edwards , of Fort Dodge , dined at
tlio Paxton.
General J. C. McBrldc , of Lincoln , is in the
city for a few days.
W. F. Look , of Missouri Valley , is regis
tered at the Paxton.
William II. McCnnn. of Hay Springs , is in
Omalm for n brief period ,
D. Vf , Courtney , of Lincoln , arrived In the
city yesterday nnd Is at the Paxton.
Jim Stevenson , of the Burlington , who
lives In Denver , Is round about the town.
David II. Ettlen , secretary of the Lombard
Investment company of Kansas City , is at
the Paxton.
E. H. Lnno , traveling freight agent , and
W. II. Gnrrolt. division freight agent of the
Missouri Pacific , are In the city.
Assistant General Freight Agent C. W.
Cook , of the Southern Kansas road , with
headquarters at Kansas City , is In the city.
To n reporter Church Howe revealed the
fact that bo would go to tno Chicago conven
tion mid inaybo elected for four years more.
Mr. and Mrs. Goodman , of New York ,
loft for thn cast last evening via the Hock
Island road. They will stop over at Chicago
nna Niagara Falls a few days on their return
home.
Dr. and Mrs. Wright and family , formerly
of this city , but now residents of California ,
Imvo been in the city for some days visiting
old friends. They loft last evening for
Homo , N. Y.
M'ss Trant , of Chicago , who has been visitIng -
Ing In the city for some dnya with the fami
lies of Messrs. Ileafoy and Hcafoy , left
last evening with a party of friends for Den
ver and the west.
Mr. John C. Burns , ono of Hnrrisburg'a
Pa. , rising young men , who has been spend
ing some time in visiting the growinpr west ,
spent yesterday in the city visiting friends
previous to returning to his eastern homo.
Captain Aaron S. Daggott , Second Lieu
tenants Virgil J. Brumback and Charles D.
Towsley , Second infantry , have been relieved
from duty ns members of the general court
martial convened at Fort Oninlm , and Cap
tain Charles A. Dempsey and Second Lieu
tenant John S. Mallory , Second infantry ,
have been detailed as additional members.
An Oinnlmii Injured.
Burt Martin , a former citizen of this cltv ,
hut now a resident of St. Joseph , while In
an Intoxicated condition at the latter place
on Sunday night , was run over by a street
car and badly Injured.
Mutual Trust Company.
The Mutual Trust company fllcd articles of
incorporation yesterday afternoon. The
capital stock Is SiCO.OCO , and the business to
bo transacted is the buying and selling of
real cstalo nnd loaning of money. James II.
Wheeler , Charles 1C. Collins , Edward S.
Rowley and Elmer D. Kcycs are the wcorpo-
rators.
Greatly Kncoiira ctl.
Tno gentlemen who have in charge the
raising of finances to defray the expenses of
the observance of Memorial day met at the
oftlcoof Major Chirkson yesterday afternoon ,
and t expressed themselves ns greatly en
couraged over the prospects before them.
A patriotic citizen notified the committee
yesterday that ho would furnish carriages
* - , und conveyances for the day free of charge ,
5 and a wall-known Ice dealer volunteered to
supply all the Ice required. Under these
conditions the committee say they have to
raise only about MOO , which they think can
bo done In a dny ,
llcncvolent Firemen.
Articles Incorporating the benevolent asso
ciation of paid llremen of Omaha wore Hied
> with the county clerk yesterday. The
' object of the organization , as stated In TUB
Bui ! of some two weeks slnco , are to provide
V means of rollqf for sick , disabled or dis-
trcsicd members , nnd upon the death of a
stockholder to provide for the support of his
family. The articles provide for the holding
of entertainments for raising funds for such
purposes. The capital stock is to bo f-100 ,
rtlvldea Into 100 ! shares of W each , which
nro non-assessable und the debts are never to
exceed two-thirds of the capital stock. The
chief of the department nnd chief of bat
talion , ono member fiom each department
and cue member from each six line men eon-
tttltuto the board of directors. The followIng -
, Ing Imvo been chosen olllcers for the first
year : J. J , Glnllgnn , president ; D , P. Ucartl ,
, secretary J. C. Farrish , treasurer , who to
gether with Goo. A. Coulter , Gco. P. WIcd-
helm and John Burdlsh , constitute the board
of directors. _
\ § TJU3 PASSKXGnU I > 13PAU'JMBNT
J | or tlio Union Pacific.
'TIIK OVKKLAND ROUTE , "
lias gotten out n fly bill designed to call
attention to the summer resorts along'
the line of this railway. It is a good
bill undtouribtsplexbiiro , ; bcokerssporU-
fc men and llshormon bhoultl apply ut onoo
f. to J. S. Tebbots , general passenger and
. ticket ttgoiit , Omaha , Neb , , for infornm-
v . tiou in regard to the points of interest
f along the line before deriding whora
5 they will spend the summer euaaon or
$ vacation holidr.yB.
TUB STOV13 JiXPIiODISI )
And Mm. CofTy Nearly Wont Up tlio
PI no.
Mrs. John Coffy , who resides on Hickory
street nearly south of tha Union Pudllo
depot , liud a narrow escape from death by
the cxplobloii of a gasoline steve Monday night
Whether or not the lady was enwiged In
fllljnir the tank while the burners- were IK-
nlted Is unknown , but certain it is that while
doing something with tha steve the tank took
flro and exploded saturating the unfortunate
woman with tlio burnlnt ; iluld. An Infant
child In the cradle near by would undoubt
edly have boon burned had not Mrs. CofTy
hats presenceof mlad enough , even when en-
vclppcd In Humes , to snatch up a shawl and
cover the little ono up. Her husband , who
heard her scrcnui , rushed to the rcseuo nnd
in a moment snatched a blanket from a bed
uud , wrapping Jt around her , smothered tno
lire ; not however , until slio hail been badly
burticd about the face , head anil hands. A
pbytidun who attended the unfortunate
woman says that while tha burns are not
fatal licr case Is exceedingly serious uud that
it will bo some time before eha recovers. Shu
will also bo dibilguted eouiowhut.
Seldenberg/8 I < slgaro , the talk of the
town , a lOc cifiir for 5c. MB * Me'ym * & '
Co. , wholesale1 depot.
TUB COUIITS.
United State * District Court.
TO O.UJHT A T1TI.R.
In the case of Aaron Cover vs Samuel P.
Vnnatta , before Judge Dundy yesterday ,
n suit to quiet a title to a quarter section of
land In Merrlck county , the demurrer of de
fendant overruled. The original style of the
case was Vnnattn vs Cover , nnd a decree was
granted plaintiff. On account of defective
service , however , Cover comes In and asks
that former decree bo act aside.
MOTIOX OVEIinUl CD ,
In the case of Louis Wclnschcnk vs John
A. Froyhnn , a motion on the part of Wcln
schcnk , to make additional parties defend
ant , was overruled yesterday. It Is a re
plevin suit Involving $1,000.1)0. )
. on VXD Ji-ur sni.noTnn.
The grand Jury for the present term of
court , ni far as selected , Is : 13. C. Cams. Seward -
ward : S. P. Hobortson , Brock ; L. A. Stcb-
bins , i'tnvnoo City ; T. M. Cook , Lincoln ; C.
H. Klttlor , cOmaha ; Patrick Haggcrty ,
O'Neill ; J. H. Conrad , Falrchlld ; W. H.
McCnnn , Hay Sprlnsg ; J. M. Uoss , Vesta ; E.
J. Tillson , South Omaha ; J. B. Furry ,
Omaha ; John I. Page , Omaha : C. E. Yost ,
Alvln Smith , Wavorly ; J. C. McNalr , Lin
coln ; A. D. Beemer. Heomer ; S. B. Allen ,
Schuyler ; L. Poland , Omaha.
District Court.
A rnoMissouT NOTE SUIT.
James Beaumont alleges that II. J. Avcry
owes him $ lC9on n promissory note , und prays
for n judgment In that sum.
WHAT DENNIS AND WAi.xr.n ASK.
Dennis A. Hurley and Walter Lemon peti
tioned the court yesterday to give them power
to dispose of the library In the law ofllco of
Attorneys Erwln nnd Seaver , to satisfy n
claim of f 100 , hold against them on promis
sory notes.
SUIT AOA.IN&T A jiuii.nnn.
Daniel Way , a contractor nnd builder , ob
tained materials from the Omaha Oil and
Paint company on which there remains an
unpaid balance of $102.41 , and to recover the
sumo the company have commenced action
against him.A
A nr.sTiiAiNiNrt onncn.
Upon application of Thomas II. Cotter ,
Judge Wnkcloy yesterday issued n restrain
ing order on H. E. Mead & Co. , ct al. . from
taking possession of certain real estate until
the equities of the case can bo argued ou
Monday next.
nm.T ) FOII i.nmi. .
Justice of the Peace Wade gave formal
notice yestoi day that ho Uns hold Charles
Kccd to bail In the sum of $250 to appear for
trial at the district court for libelling the
Clark Coffee company , by sending n postal
card through the mails reading : "This firm
is cheating you. They mix the coffee after
taking your orders. " The card was ad
dressed to Mulvihill & Shelby , St. Mary's
avenue.
6UEU BY A I1ASK.
The Omaha National bank , In its action
brought yesterday against C. E. Mayno , S.
S. Curtis nnd A. II. Soner , recite that there
Is duo them f4,6C0.53 , with interest at the
rate .of 10 per cent , on a promissory note
made by the defendants May 10 , 1887 , for
$8,500 , and they ask for a Judgment in the
above amount.
County Court.
Judge Shields was occupied yesterday
on the call docket for the May term of the
county court which begins to-day. The
first case tried will bo that of Andrceson vs.
George \V. Duncan for possession of the
premises on Fourteenth street between Far-
nani and Douglas , now occupied by the de
fendant as as n saloon. The trial will be by
Jury and is liable to excite considerable in
terest. The docket for the May term con
tains 100 cases.
But ono suit was fllcd in the county court
yesterday , that of the Union National
bank vs. Elmer E. Finnoy et al. , to recover a
horse and buggy valued at WOO , alleged to bo
wrongfully withheld by defendants.
AITOIXTKU OUA11DIAN.
Elizabeth McCoffery was yesterday ap
pointed gurrdian of her four children under
the rules of her deceased husband's will.
DKNNIS CUNNINGHAM feUKI ) .
The Atlantic Cigar company yesterday
brought suit against Dennis Cunningham to
collect $270.30 , alleged to be duo for cigars
furnished.
Judge Shields yesterday granted the fol
lowing Judgments : Nicholas L. Guckert ,
$225 , against Henry Voogcl , et al. ; J. H.
Kogcrs & Co. , f 700 45 , against Peter Connolly
nelly , ct al. ; Bockhoff & Mack , $290.24 ,
ncainst Monuul Schmitt , et nl. ; OlofEk ,
$150 , against Nels Herdenberg ; Christ Hoff
man , $4Ki.ll , against William Wchrer , ct al. ;
Omaha Carjxjt company , $309.60 , against the
New York Storage and Loan company ;
Bohn Manufacturing company , $349.1)0 ) ,
against Charles W. George.
Make no Mistake.
By dispelling the symptoms so often mis
taken for Consumption. SANTA ABIE has
brought gladness to many n household. By
its prompt use for breaking up the cold that
too of ten develops Into that fatal disease , thou
sands can bo saved from an untimely grave.
You make no mistake by keeping a bottle of
this pleasant remedy in your house. CALI
FORNIA OAT-1K3UKK is equally effective
in eradicating all truces of nasal catarrh. Both
of these wonderful California icmedlosnro
sold and warranted by Goodman Drug Co.
$1 a package , 8 ior J&ftO.
The management of the Union Pa
cific "Tho Overland Route , " made a
change in the running time of its local
trains Sunday , April 29th , that will bo
hailed with delight by the residents of
"The Omaha and Republican Valley. "
This change is made in conjunction
with the St. Joseph and Grand Island
branch , making tlio leaving time of No.
7 ut Council Bluffs at 8:40 : n. in. and
Omaha 9:00 : a. in. Arriving at Valley
at 10:25 : a. in. ; it connects with the
train arriving at Valparaiso at 11:50 : a.
in. , and at Stromborg at 2:50 : p. in.
Hero it connects with the St. Joseph
and Grand Island train , via McCool
Junction and Pairflold , arriving at
Alma at 10:00 : p. m. The train running
opposite leaves Alma daily at 5:150 : a. in. ,
arriving at Stromsburg at 12:00 : p. m. ,
Valparaiso 2:10 : ! p. in. and Valley -1:15 : p.
m. , connecting with No. 8 arriving in
Omaha at 5:50 : p. m. and Council Bluffs
at 0:10 : p. in. , connecting with eastern
trains , A cluingo in the running of
trains between Lincoln and Valparaiso ,
enables passengers leaving Alma in the
morning to reach Lincoln at 8:40 : p. m.
Leaving Lincoln at 11:3-5 : a. m. they
connect at Valparaiso witli the Alma
train , arriving tlioro at 10:00 : p. m.
Good tune and through chair car ac
commodations , makes this the most de
sirable line running into this portion of
Nebraska. Passengers between Alma
and Lincoln will bo obliged to make otfly
ono change and tlfat at Valparaibo.
J. S. TUIIIIKTS ,
Gon'l. Pas. and Ticket Agent.
TUB UA1LWAV MBKT1XG.
Tlio Krolj-lit Auents Detained by a
II. ft SI. AVreok.
Thoftelght | und passenger agents of all
the Nebraska nnd Kansas railroads > vcro to
have met in convention at the Millard hotel
i cstorday to arrange a schedule of passenger
and freight rates for their respective lines.
The meeting was not begun owing to the
failure of a number of men to arrive in the
forenoon. They telegraphed from Amazonia
on the Kansas City , St. Joe & Council Bluffs
road that they wrro detained there by a
freight wreck oil that road. The nature or
oxtcut of the wrcrU could not bo ascertained ,
The roads to bo repicscntcd in the meeting
arc : Atchison , TojieltUSs Santa Fo ; Chicago ,
Kansas & Northern : Southern Kansas Mis
souri Pncitlo ; UnlonPaclfic j Missouri Paclllo ;
St. Louis & San Francisco , and the Kansas
City , Foil Scott & Gulf. The object of the
meeting Is to arrange a schedule of rates ,
both passenger and freight , on all the lines
represented from the river points toall points
lu southern Kansas and Nebraska.
On and after April 20th the day
coaches on the Union PacUlo's No. 3 ,
known as the "Overland Flyer , " will be
taken olT , to better unable it to .make
time. This will add largely to the
popularity that l as alteady been gained
oy this fust tralr. . After that date it
will carry only passeinjerfi holding-firbt
Continental Clothing House i
Special Sale of Riverside "Worsted Suits , Price $12.
Special Sale of Sawyer Woolen Go's. Oassimere Suits , Price $12.
Special Sale of Dolan Oassimere Suits , Price $8.
Every Visitor to Omaha Talks About the Continental Clothing House
The Enlo of s-o Sawyer Woolen Co.'a
flno Cassimcro Suits , which is contin
ued this week has boon unprecedented
but of equal importance , however , nnd
of oven greater interest in our great
sale of fine worsted dross Suits , cloth
made by the RIVERSIDE MILLS , in
medium weight fabric , suitable for wear
all the year round. Wo olTor this week
200 of thcso flno Worsted Dress Suits
which for dross purposes are strictly cor
rect in every respect , anil the most popu
lar nnd durable goods sold in this couu-
try.
RIVERSIDE WORSTED SUITS ,
LOT NO. 1. We offer 200 of theabovo
named goods made by the RIVERSIDE
MILLS CO. , made up in a 4 button
cut-a-way Frock suit , and in the most
thorough manner , suitable for dress
suits. They nro goods which wo have
sold regularly for 818. but wo offer them
this week to close ut the extremely low
price of $12 per suit. The color is plain
black , edges bound , nnd ovcrv suit would
bo worth in the regular way $18 ; as the
lot is not largo they will be closed this
week. Send in your order at once if
you want one.
We wil1 send packages containing suits of clothing , furnishing goods , cloths and vroolens of all kinds kep
in our establishment , to any address in Nebraska , Iowa , Kansas , Dakota , Colorado , or Wyoming , 0. 0. D'
giving buyers the privilege of examining goods before paying for them. By this arrangement people living in distant towns can obtain every advantage oil
seeing any article of merchandise in our stock at their own towns , examining the same before paying for them , and if not perfectly satisfactory , returning !
goods to us at our expense. Money for all amounts exceeding $10 may be returned at our expense.
TRY THIS ARRANGEMENT. For .years we have sent goods all over the United States in this manner by express with the most satisfactory Ii
results. You take no risks. Examine the goods , and return them atour - expense if they do not please you.
OMAHA BOSTON Freeland , Loomis & Co. j <
NEW YORK
DES MOINES Proprietors.7
Corner Fifteenth , and Douglas Streets , Omaha , Nebraska.
% 1/FOT Ai" TSIF
WEST OF THE
class tickets , to points where the train
makes regular stops , between Council
BlulTs and Ogden. Such passengers
must purchase tickets for scats or berths
in Pullman sleepers , before entering
the cars.
Omaha Co-operative Union.
The Omalm Co-operative union held a
meeting at 134 North Fifteenth street last
evening. A draft of the constitation was
submitted anil discussed , nnd it was resolved
to submit it to a committee for revision. Tlio
object of the co-operative union is to estab
lish a general family supply store on the co
operative plan. Tlio capital stock will be
510,000 In 2,000 shares of $ . " > each. There is
at present about twenty-four members in the
organization.
I cheerfully recommend Red Clover
'
Tonic to tho'so suffering from troubles
of the stomach and liver. I am now on
my second bottle , and it makes mo feel
like a new man. C. M. CONNOR ,
Nashua , Iowa.
C. F. Goodman Drug Co.
K. of ft. Imiid anil Buiiaini ; Fund.
The meeting of stockholders of the K. of L.
land and building fund held Monday evening
was so poorly attended that they could not
elect a now board of directors , consequently
the annual election was deferred until next
Monday evening at 7:80. : All stockholders
and delegates fiom assemblies are urged to
attend at the corner of Twelfth and Itanium
streets next Monday evening.
I have opened my Woodruff granite
quarries and can fill all orders of almost
any dimensions. Rock can bo soon at
stone yards of Win. Tyler , Lincoln ,
Nob. Titos PUICE.
The passenger department of Dtho
Union Pacific , "Tho Overland Route , "
has just gotten out as an advertisement
what is known as the Switchmen's
Puzzle , capable of solution in ten moves.
It fucinutcs all who try to solve it and
bids fair as o novelty to surpass the
great 13-15-14 pu/.zlo that created such
a craze several years ago. Send 10 cents
postage to J. S. Tobbots , G. P. & T. A. ,
for ono of tlieso little interesting and
ontortainihg little puzzles.
' The Indiana State Association of Soldiers
Is nrnwKliiR to present to the national conven
tions of all the political parties for adoption a
favorable resolution on the question of pen
sion legislation.
TMspowJerna ervaries. A raarrfiofjmrl-
tr.atrength anil wholesomeness. Mora fconom
ItUthantlia ordinary kinds , anil cannot Dcaolp
IncoiniietlUonwltn the mi.iltltuda of loir con.
oortwelKhtulumor phosphate powdfrs. goldenly
only la cans. Hoval Unking rowd r QOJii
UUttre t New ITorie
LOT NO. 2. Stock No. 4048,4040 nnd
4050. Imported Whipcord Suits made
in a 4 button cut-a-way style only , in
regular sizes from 3-5 to 42. This suit
was made in our own machine room { lur
ing hist sixty days , and the cutnnd make
of this suit is as correct for dress pur
poses as it is possible to Imvo them , and
ns the present month is the month of all
the year when people are thinking about
dress suits , wo.claimtlmt this lot of wors
ted suits is absolutely the most desira
ble that it has ever boon our privilege
to offer the public. This garment wad
made up to sell in our stock for $22 , but
as ono of the leading bargains for this
week it is offered at the ridiculously
low price of $15. Wo unhesitatingly
claim that the average retail price of
this suit is never less than $22.
Of thcso two lots , which are small ,
particularly lot No. 2 , which was adver
tised ns lot No. 1 , in our advertisement
of last week , wo can send no samples of
cither lot , but as long as they last. Sam
ple suits will bo sent by express C. O. D.
with the privilege of examination. Bo
sure in ordering to mention the date of
the advertisement , as the lot numbers in
our different advertisorronts represent
different goods. In ordering mention
the No. of the lot and the datq , of the
advertisement.
OF THE SICK
FREE of CHARGE
At Max Meyer < C lira's. Music Hal
Commencing Thursday JUorn-
iny , May 10th.
Dr. Smith , the celebrated magnetic physician ,
of Now York , lius engaged Music Hall , nt the
corner of loth and 1'nrnam streets , ami will
publicly heal the sick , Ireo of charge , every
moinlng fnom 10 to 11 o'clock , commencing
Uliurbdiiy raornlnif May 10th Dr. Smith Is the
only thoiouehly educated physician and sur-
neon in the United States who is endowed with
the magnetic Rift of healing to that degree-
which enables him to BTJ upon tlio f.tngo and
publicly heal the sick , by simply applying his
nand to the nirected parts. Ono vcar ago this
month , Dr. Smith appeared at tnoTrcmont Tem
ple , In the city of Iloston , and publicly healed
over ono thousand sick people. During the fall
and % % Inter tlio doctor has been engaged In lieal-
Ing tlio hick in San I'Tnnclsco , Cnl..mid at Den
ver , where ho met with the same nuccess that ho
has so long enjoyed In the east. It Is almost
Impossible to descrlbo the strnngoand mvgterl-
oils magnetic power % \ hlch ho possesses. People
go upon the stage who have been hclplcas In-
\alldsforyears , sulferlng from the most ex
cruciating pain , and after , receiving
three or four magnetic treatments are entirely
lelioved and permanently cured. Men co upon
the btage on clutches , so btltr andlamo that they
can hardly stand alone and in Ova minutes after
thoDoctormakesa few passes over them they
throw away their crutches and walk as nlmblo
as boys. Jt Mill astonish the moat fckcptlcal to
too how quickly the doctor euros disease.
Ithoumatlsm , hclatlca , neuralgia and in fact all
painful diseases are almost always and Instantly
cured. All that the Doctor does Is to lay his
hnudson thoallected parts for a few moments ,
then make a few eentfe passes over the patient ,
tt hen a euro IH clfected. Kverybody Miould go
to Mover's Hall , nnd witness Dr. Smith's won-
derlul cures. Jlls lectures are exceedingly In-
tcrebtlng as well as Instructing , Dr , Smith has
opentd an olllco InCrucnlg Illock , on 1'itli U. ad
joining the Millard House , where these \\lio nro
able and willing to pay , may go from U a. m. till
6 ii. in. dally , except Sundays. Everybody cor
dially invited to go to Music Hall next Thurs
day morning at 10 o'clock. Admission free. Con
sultation free , at his ollice at ( jrueiilg block , on
13th street , next to Mlllanl Hotel. Letters of
inquiry must contain postage.
IMPORTED nv
MihalevSteh , Fletcher k Co. , Cincinnati , 0.
Kor Milts br the following dealers Ulctmrdsnn Druv
ro.llluke. llnicoA. Co. , Adlur & Heller , ( iliulilonu
lro ! A , Co. . Frank lollone\C" > ,11 It. Grotto , un'l
all Mliulftalc nnd retail druggists , IKjuordea'cri and
wlno mticliunts ever ) where.
SteekPiano
Itfmnrkablo forpawcrfuUrmpa- _
llit-tlc tone , pliable action and ab.
loTute durability. 3Jyear 'reco'rdT
the bcst guarantee of the excel.
Icnce of thet.e instruments ; .
Continuation of the Sale of the Sawyer
Woolen Co-'s - ' Fabrics ,
There are only two colorings loft on
these celebrated suitings , and wo offer
them until they are entirely closed out
nt the Biuno unapproachable low price of
812 per suit. No more desirable mater
ial can bo offered for a buslncsssuit than
thcso goods are , being purely all wool
fabrics , and goods that have stood the
test for years.
LOT NO. 8. In this lot wo have
about 100 suits left in Single Breasted
Sack Coats , in sizes 35 to 44. The very
best Sawyer * Woolen Co.'s Double and
Twist Spring SuitingsnowHghtgroy and
brown mixture , just made tip in our very
best manner , and never during the
twelve years that wo have been selling
this suit has it been placed on our coun
ters at less than $13.
The celebrated Sawyer Woolen Co. ,
of Dover , N. II. , needs no commendation
from us , but wo unhesitatingly pro-
iiounco them the best manufacturers of
line all Wool Suitings in Now England.
No shoddy Hocks or cotton used in any
of their fabrics. Do not forgot the price
only $12.
LOT NO. 4. Wo offer 100 of the well
known Velour Cloth Finish Sawyer
Woolen Co.'s Suits in a very dark Ox
ford Mixture , a small neat checK pat
tern , ono of the most popular styles the
mill has over made , suitable for cither
dross or business purposes. Single
Breasted Sacks , regular sizes in Spring
weight , at the same extremely low price
of $12.
$2 PANTS.
C. 0. D.
With Privilege of
Examination.
All Wool Pants ,
both light and dark
colors , in sizes 80 to
12 waibt and 30 to 31
leg measure. Also
a very largo line of
bettor grades of
Pan ts ranging in
price from $2.50 to
$8. Our $3.75 to $5
Pants are extragood
value.
Mail Orders Solicited-
DIAMONDS ,
WATCHES ,
JEWELRY ,
BRONZES !
-AT-
11 !
MAX MEYER
Omaha , Nebraska.
Omaha Seed Hcmse.
Ilcadquartera for I.andrtth'8 Celebrated * < : dfi.
1-Ucts. Cut i-'lowera and Floral designs. 'Send
. .
"W , U , JfOSTKR & BON , Proprietor ?
162iCuvitolAvciiuo. !
S , K , FELTON & CO , ,
And Manufacturers' Agents for
WATER WORKS SUPPLIES ,
Of all dcscilptlons.
Hydraulic Engines , Surveys. De
tail Plans and Specifications.
Furnished on Short Notice.
Correspondence Solicited.
dec. Straus's ' Bnilfline , Fourth Floor ,
OMAHA , NEBRASKA ,
I'lentv of Ash. Moplo , Catalpa , IJox Klder.Klm
Jllack Walnut and Itnpslnn Mulberuy Seedlings ,
on hand ; suitable for planting Umber claims.
Order quick.
D. S. LAKE ,
Sltcnandodh , lowti *
WINDSOR
UMBRELLAS.
Most popular Umbrellas known. More than
lOO.OOO told iu twelve months.
None are genuine ) without our PATKNTRI )
Sl'HINUS in the sticks and tlos inured as above.
BELKNAP , JOHNSON & POWELL
New Yoili and IMiihuIoIphlu.
Tlio lament , faitcit und finest In tlio world
t'tiiicnucr accommodations unnxcelled ,
HK\V 'i.'orlt to UluiBiiiwIn Londunderrv
ANC1IOHU , . . .MAT Cttl I KlIIINTHMA MAY2Tth
DKVOMA MAVUib KTIIIOIMA , JUNK 2ml
CHlfASMA . .MAV UtU lAM'llOltIA , Jll.NESUl
. _ . . , flncil ! ' I MAY Kill
ainaiiln > ciiier Hteuiuer lit JUNKl.itti
CITY OK ItOMHl UioWorlJ. | JUMrlltli
Saloi n ( ia i K8 to ( ; in ; ow. Ilcrrr , Uverpool , llolfnut
or OueJii t > > n , Vj ntl uinnird * per ( llaizow btoum-
era , 1.0 nnd uiinnr.U for < ! iU iifHnine. Hucund-clii <
l l Ituturn ticLrtu nt n-dutel tntei m&duaraltubla
I Joi oltlicrroulonnerln. ezcnr > lonl > ti the urltlloua
I of iculnc llioNurlli mill fouth uf Irclund. Ihu Itlven
Mi'mirund ulcturfniiiio Clrile. bteuraKo 131 iicuor
l.inu lir.uu pa/Mlilu ) r e uf clinrtie. > "I < 1 at lu\vu t
ne . t'ortuax ol loun , tlckeUor Jurllier Inioiuik'
tlun oily | ' | to
I IIEHDERON BEOS. , 72 Li Salle S * , , Ohlc6 8.
Or to any cl cur local asuiu.
PARKER'S HAIR BALSAM
.
* ad tkcB. I'ron
I turei cr j balr to lu original culur. 1'rcunU tM-
Ug Witt Pwi'Jruir. CutMMAlpdUcuti. We-atli
U I M n CT U P n D M O Etf * t' "r"t.u"1 . Ult m.r * .
niriUcnuUnnlbfor c , uimiou * . <
f fti oil pila. > > tr r iUi Incur * ,
DOLAN
Cassimere Suits
Wo commence the sale this week of
about 1000 Suits of the colobratcd Dolan
Cassimorcs , in regular sizes 34 to 44.
comprising four different styles ami
mixtures at the extraordinary low price
of $8 per suit. Thcso are strictly all
wool goods , free from shoddy , durable
and right in every respect. No suit in
this lot over to bo retailed for loss than
812 , but wo offer this as an attractvo !
bargain in Men's low priced business
suits.
Soncl for samples of thcso goods before
ordering them , wo will gladly send sam
ple of cloth to any address , or wo would
much prefer to send a sample suit , so
that the manner of making and trim
ming can bo seen. Wo would recom
mend , however , that self measurement
blanks bo sent for llrst , so that a sample
suit may be sent fitted to the party who
has ordered , nnd in this way saves the
trouble of returning suit to exchange it.
Remember , there are four styles of I
thcso goods. Remember , the price I
only $8.00. i.
O R/i / A H A ' - ' )
MEDICAL SURGICAL INSTITUTE ;
-i _ t * T
N. W. Cor. 13th & Dodge Sts
BR.A.OBJS , , " / " )
APPLIANCES FOR DEFORMITIES AND TRUISEB , *
He t facilities , apparatus nnd remedies for '
: e ful treatment of every form of dieeaso reduu9
ing Medical Treatment. *
or Surgical / > > '
FIFTY ROOMS FOR PATIENTfir
Board and attendance ; best liotpllal accoind *
nations in the west ,
WUITII FOR CIKCCZ.ARS on Deformltfe * sat
Draccs , Trusses , Club I'eet , Curvature of tni
Surgical Operations.
Dlsoaoos of Women a
Boon ox DiSEiBEt or WOMEN Fnii.J'i\/
" "
DULY EBLIABLB MEDIOAL INBIllf"
MAKINO A. erzciAi.Tr or
PRIVATE DISEASE
All Blood Disease * successfully treated. SyftflV
llitic I'olEon removed from ( he system withgjll
mercury. New restorative treatment for lots ol
Vitnl Tower. I'erBons unable ( o visit IB may t > fl
treated at home liy correspondence. All rotnmuV
tiicntions confidential , Medlcinecorlnutrumenta
ent by mail ur ezprcEs , cecurely packed , no
iimrlcs to Indicate contents or render. One ptr'
nonal interview preferred. Call and ra < ii > ult us of
send history of your case , and we will eud m
Vloiu wrapjier , our f
'
BOOK TO MEN , FREE ;
Upon Private. Special or Nervous Diseases , In
Mteney , Bypblliii. Gleet and VnricocUe ,
( jieHiou list , Address
Omaha Medical and Surgical Initlliitedt
DR. McMENAMY ,
Cor. 13lh and Dodos Sts. , OMAHA ,
Health is Wealth !
Iii. K , 0. WKHT'B NKIIVB AND HUAIN TIIEAT *
IKST , a guaranteed npecitlc for ll)8terln , Dlz/.M
less. Convulsions , 1'ltB , Nervous Neuralgia ,
( eailaclie , Nonotia Prostration , tatmed bythA
ise of alcohol or tobacco , Wak/jfulness , Mental
h'preaslou , Boflenliitfof the I'raln , resulting In
nuanlty , and leading to misery , decay untl
loath , rmnnttiroOUfAKe , llairennem , I.OSHOC
owt-r lu either f > er. Involuntary I.OK.BS anoV
ipermatorlHL'ii caused by nvnr-exortlon of the
iraiii.seU-iibimnor over.lmHilgeni > , Knelt boxJ
ontiilns one month' * treatment. t\.W \ a bor , or
Ix boxes fiir W.OO , sent by mull picpald on re-
eipl of pi Ico.
AVIS CUAKANTEK HIX HOXI58
* o euro any caso. With each order received bjf
is for MX boxes , accompanied with t.1.00 , w
Ullbend the purchakfr our \\iiUim uuarantco
o refund the money If tin ) treatment doPH not ;
eiK-ciu tnio ( lutmmteea Issued only byO. W
iOOUMAN. DriiKKlist , tiole Agent , lllo rarnnut
Stieet. Omaha , Neb.
Wo t
govrr l
tori Cltlt.
v/cu , . toll conildii.
tVt , pdU every cut l |
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Cincinnati ft
Ohio. SeldbrDrvrcUtfc
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