Nebraska Newspapers

    TffiL THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : FRIDAY. JUNE 15. 1S8S.
r HE CITY.
The Internal revenue collections yes
terday amounted to $13,477.01.
Helen Smart , the insane woman taken
Into custody a few days ago , will betaken
taken to the asylum at Lincoln to-day.
whore it is thought that under careful
treatment she will bn restored to her
Bonses <
The funeral services of John W. At-
kin on will bo held at the Beth-Eden
Bnptlst church , Park avenue near
Loavonworth , Friday afternoon at 1
p'jclock. Friends of the family are in-
vitcn.
Personal 1'nrnRrnphi.
E. Uosewfitcr , of Tun UEB , left for the
cast yesterday afternoon.
Patrick Snrsficld Gilmore and n dozen of
his band members arc registered at the Mil-
lard.
lard.Dnn
Dnn H. Honln , o ftlia Hallway News He-
porter lias returned from a trip of a month to
tho. mountain ! ) .
C. K. Mntson , the Chicago sheriff who hurif ?
the anarchists , was at the Mlllnrd yesterday
en route homo from the Hltiuk Hills.
At the Hotel Harkcr : N. H. Hcrggucn ,
\Vahoo , Nob. ; Wllllnm Ure , Fairfax , In. ; Q.
L. Doiltfo , Wood Klver ; G. C. Logan. Lin
coln ; .1. E. Cole , Kansas City ; Charles
Wcrsaml , St. Louis ; E. L. Pease , Charles
CityC. ; H. Wchekur , Davenport ; Charles
G. Heifner , Manilla , la. ; F. O. Keenc , Al
bion , Nub. ; Mural ; Ptirkcr , Sulcm , Kun.
The Globe Hotel Solil.
F. L. Thompson yesterday llled a bill of
sale with the county clerk to the cffSct that
in consideration of ? 9OOJ ho has disposed of
the furniture and ilxturcs in the Globe hotel ,
Douglas street , to the NcllRh Investment
company of Antelope , Nob.
* ' " - A. mifglAV Roii mi Over.
John Charles was examined before 'the
police magistrate ycstcrda on the charge
of breaking Into S. C. Sample's room , 2313
DouclnB streets , and stealing a clock anil
other articles. The judga placed him under
11,000 bonds to appear bcforo the district
court to answer to the charge of burglary.
Two Swedes Hurt.
A number of Swedes wcro employed yes
terday excavating in the cave on the line of
the E. & M. railroad near Pupllllon , when a
land slide occurred. Two men whoso names
could not bo learned wcro caught in the slid
ing earth , and wcro painfully injured about
their heads and bodies. They wcro brought
to the city and properly cared for
John \Vclnli , the liui-glnr.
The pieliminary hearing of John Welsh ,
who was charged with burglarizing Nissan ,
Alford & Co.'s store , 813 North Sixteenth
street , on lust Tuesday night , was finished
yesterday and resulted in his being put
under $1,000 to appear before the district
court. He had stolen eight revolvers and
forty knives , and part of them were found in
bis possession. _
Visit.
The residence of .fog McCaffrey , 'J303 St.
Mary's avenue , was biirglorlously entered at
an early hour yesterday morning anil some
jewelry in a bureau drawer takcnand a pocket
book containing $ ! i3 was emptied of its con
tents. About ! t a. in. Mrs. McCaffrey was
aroused by mysterious noises in the house ,
and it is supposed the burglary look place at
that time. The empty poclcetbook and jewel
case lying on tno lloor told the tulo this
morning. No clue to the thieves has been
obtained. _ _ _ _ _
At Her Old Tricks.
Lillian Thompson , a colored cyprian who
has served one term in state's prison for lar-
'ccny , seems to bo up to her old tricks. This
tlmo Herman Shnntts , a whita man who
was in her dive complains that ho was
robbed of $ < " > . When ho demanded his money
she at tlrst denied having" it. but when bo
threatened her with arrest she finally gave
back $1 of it , but said she could not return
the other i'J as'She had snout it. She was
arraigned in the police court yesterday and
sentenced to thirty days in the county Jail ,
A A'olcc Kroni the Tomb.
John Frank , who died suddenly in a cnr-
riago while on his way to bis doctor several
weeks ago , was at one time owner of the
saloon on the corner of Ninth and Douglas
streets , which , according to articles of agree
ment filed with the county clerk yesterday ,
ho disposed of on the 14th of November last
to Frank Carson. The consideration was
' $1,600 , of which sum Carson paid . * . > 00 down
and gave a chattel mortgage for the balance ,
and the contract stipulates that until the
same is paid Frank will hold the ownership
of the property. _
The IjastofOlcl Itoeves.
Soon after Tin : Ur.u's exposure of "Dr.1
Powell Hooves , last winter , that arrant
fraud sued Dr. McMcnamy , of this city , for
libel , claiming that it was ho who had writ
ten the articles malting thocxposnro. Shortly
after this Powell skipped and Dr. Mt-Mun-
umy went into court and moved that as Pow-
o'l was a non-resident ho bo compelled to
give bonds for the cost of the suit. Tlio bonds
wcro never gien and at the instance of At
torney Ambrose , the cas.o was Wednesday
dismissed. Sic semper Quacks.
New York PolitlcR.
William M. Spcer of the Now York Sun Is
taking a Jaunt through tbo west , preparatory
to the coming campaign , and has been in this
city for the past twenty-four hours visiting
friends. In speaking of the political out
look in New York state and city , ho lias no
hesitancy in saying that everything will bo
democratic this j e.ir , both national and local.
IIo considers Dcpow the strongest man in
the republican party in New York state , and
with him Iho party might make a good light
for the stato. Hewitt and Cooper will un
doubtedly throw tholr strength into the
campaign for the administration , as they nro
both after ofllco , and must do lh.it to win.
A FlyiiiK AVItness.
A physician of this city told a Hnu re
porter yesterday that u witness of the
Hanctt assault had been in his ofllco a few
moments after th cooccurrence. Ho had been
thpro n short tinio before consulting the
doctor , and Ml for uptown to malic some
puivhafics. Ho allowed his sntcliol to remain
in the doctor's ofllcc and later returned for
it In a hasty manner , saying that ho did not
want to bo locked up for hlx months us
a witness , Ho Hum rjpidly detailed that ho
had soon some railroad mmi knock u "scab , "
ns they called him , down nn alley way and
that ho hurried aw.iy tin on gh an alloy and
by an engine bouse lest ho might bo de
tained from his home. THe alloy passed
thrcuh | must have been that near the City
steam laundry , which leads to engine house
No , 15. Where the man lives , the doctor did
no ; know. _
Stop at the Glebe hotel.
Union Pacific.
"THE OVKRLAND ROUTE , "
Will sell through tickets at rate of ono
faro for the round trip , from points in
Nebraska and Kansas , to parties desir
ing to attetid the National Kopublieun
Convention to be hold in Chicago Juno
lOlh , Tickets good going June 10th to
19th. and returning Juno liUth to i25th
inclusive , with continuous jmssago only
in each direction.
Several YOUIIK Men Victimized IJy a
Slick Uat-ciil.
Confiding and unsophisticated young men
about town nro deploring the loss of their
cash , varying in amounts from $ > . > to t50 , ex
tracted from them by a jolly and nloo young
man who up to Monday lest , when he disap
peared , lived In clover and had a good time
for about two months. Ho sulil his name
was Wilham Frloborg , and rojirt'sBntcil him
self as an attorney at law and the pet of a
wealthy and distinguished sire Hying in New
York. Frieborg put up at tbo Cozzcns house
during bis stay , and spent money with a
lavish hand , the wherewithal being received
from his tuoccy bags fulUor through tUo for-
warding of drafts. Each remittance was
proudly boasted bf by the prodigal , and
during the tvanlng days of last week ho cir
culated among his boon companions and pre
vailed upon them to cash drafts In a total of
over WOO , which in turn wore Befit on to the
father to bo honored. Hut the father did not
honor worth a cent , mid yesterday the
runners of the various banks In which the
drafts were deposited wcro rushing about In
search of the victims to pay the protest
charges upon them. Whither MrFrieborg
has drifted Is only known to his cute self ,
Smoke Soldonberg's Figaro and got
the best o-cont cigar In the world. Max
Meyer ft Co. , wholesale depot.
SI3AUCHING 1'OH ITS PATIIISK.
l > olcfuj Story Told By a German
AVnmnn to the Commissioners.
Frank Xlmmcr was culled Into scrvico by
the county commissioners yesterday after
noon to Interpret the woes of n German wo
man who , with a baby a few months old In
her arms , had called to disclose the insin
cerity of man and n woman's ' weakness. She
said that r.hu was employed on n farm a few
miles out from tbo city as n domestic , and
made the acquaintance of a young man who
worked on nn adjoining farm. Hy him she
was hot rayed , and led from the paths of vir
tue. She represented that the babe was the
offspring of their illegal relations , and that
her betrayer had broken promises to marry
her , and had come to Omaha where his par
ents reside , The woman was in search of
them to disclose her sorrowful story , and
after being furnished with the desired information
mation she took her departure , being at-
surcil b.V the commissioners that if the young
man refused to provide for the care of lier >
self and child that the power of the law
would bo brought to bear upon him.
Shetland pony for sale by Gcorgo A ,
Keclino , Council Bluffs.
A MISKHAIUdiT MAN.
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Klllcil by the CnriTiuuI Nobody Knows
How It WnH Done.
TnnilJr.n of n few days ago contained nn
account of n man being struck by a locomo
tive on the Union Pacific road at Seven
teenth street and badly cut and bruized on
the limbs , body and head. The victim was
carricij to St. Joseph's hospitalwhere ho was
attended by several doctors , the Union Pa
cific pliyslcians turning him over to the care
of City Physician Halph. They held that ho
was not nn employe of the road , hod no
business on the traeic and the company could
not bo responsible for his care.
p = Wednesday afternoon nt 4 o'clock the man
died , having previously given half
a dozen different names , and nt
times refusing to hold conversation
with doctors or others. His remains were
brought to Drcxel & Maul's but they were in
such n bad condition that they wcro ycstcr-
turncd over to County Agent Mahoney -
honey for burial. There was something mys
terious in the man's conduct and it seems
that It is not known by what engine or train
ho was injured. It is also claimed that there
are no witnesses to be had of the accident ,
and to ascertain the circumstances of the
case , if possible , Mike Maul , who is acting
coroner in the absence of John Drexel , in
Cincinnati , has empaneled a jury and will
hold an inquest this evening nt 7
o'clock. The name of the dead man is un
doubtedly Owens , that being ono of the
names given by him. In ono of his pockets
was found nn Idcntitication blank of the
Missouri Pacific road , dated Manly , May 17 ,
showing that he had worked ono month on
the western division of that road. It was
signed John Mahouoy as foreman. The check
was not countersigned and the man has
never collected his money.
C. Leo Staxib , Architect and Supt. ,
office ItilO Howard ; 10 years' experi
ence. Fine , stylish buildings a spec
ialty.
Stop at the Globe hotel.
BENCH ANU BAIL
.United StnUd Court.
vniinicT FOU THE I'LUNTII-F.
Tlio jury in Iho case of Kellogg & Co.
against T.homas Mitchell and others returned
a verdict yesterday In favor of-the plain
tiff for ? I,7DO.
District Court.
V\N CTJTKN'8 XiniVE.
When Judge Doano was calling the assign-
menl of cases for trjai In Ihc main court
room yesterday , and reached the case of
Van Evten against Abrahams , the willowy
form of thu incorrigible David Van
Ellen , ex-member of the coiinly liar ,
stepped front near the clerk's desk
in front of the judge's bench , and began ad
dressing the court In regard to the hearing of
the case. The crystalized nerve of the man
ulmost had n tendency to demoralize- the
court , members of tha bar and oven the
pendulum of the clock quivered and threatened -
ened to stop , the furniture in the court room
blushril , and Judge Uroit leaned buck in Ills
chair exhausted. The speech of the ex-at
torney was low and inaudible. It was very
short , anil his attorney walkrd him out of
the court room ana then addressed Iho court
on the caso.
The ease of Libby ngainst Mueller was
called before Judge Groff and heard
for the first time without a
jury. The ease is for n writ of ejectment
brought by the plaintiff for the possession of
some land. It was the tlrst trial of the ease ,
and a verdict was Riven in favor of the plain
tiff. The trial of the case is an illustration
of tha old farce maintained by the courts of
the present tlmo and brought down from the
common law of centuries ago , that an eject
ment case must bo tried twice. The first
trial is always a moro form , and the verdict
is entered at once , without any trial at all.
Sometimes It is for the plaintiff , sometimes
for the defendant. In any event , it has no
effect on the second trial , and establishes no
precedent in the case.
The case of Uyron Heed against Boras-
trom , for the possession of some land just
north of the city , was on trial a hccond time.
The court , after hearing Mr. Ueed's testi
mony in the case , ordered the Jury to render
a verdict for the plaint lit , which they did.
yiCASKS. : .
James M. Swotitiim ana Hollis E. Hoylo
began suit uunmst tiwnvo L , Turner for the
foreclosure , of a mortgage on ROUIO real cs-
t.ito given to secure payment of two prom
issory notes of $000 each.
l.AXD \\I.\OUS. .
Elizabnth Johnson began Huit against tbo
Union Pacific railroad company for $ ll'J'J )
damage * to her property in the western part
nf the county , uoar the ElUhorn river.causod
by grading up the approach to their bridge
across the river , thus pausing the river , dur
ing times of high water , to overllow the bottom
tom laud and render it useless for farming or
grazing purposes.
SENSITIVE JOHN o.
Oftlcer Frank Johnson some time ngo went
to the house of John C. Dahlstrom , nnd took
him thererom ! on n warrant reading for the
arrest of Charles Y/nhlstrom , nnd locked tiun
up in the city jail. John says his incarcera
tion was "a great shock to his nervous system ,
and he has slia-o thmx been subject to great
pain and mental sulforing and fuollngs of dis
grace. " Ho therefore wants damages in the
sum of fl.OOO , and jcstcrday ho brought
lU'tiou iiLrahibt. Johnson's bondsmen to re
cover. They ere Frank E , Moorcs , Andrew
Murphy anil Patrick O'Connor.
County Court.
The suit of J , Feck against the Mueller
Music company was called bcforo Judga
Shields yesterday , who granted the motion
that the petition bo made moro dclinito and
certain. Five days wcro granted in which to
file the amended petition.
srin : nv Axmmv i. Rivrsov.
Suit wns brought against Clitton E , Mayno
yesterday by Andrew J. Simpton to collect
i7i ( ) duo on a paomissory note , fcj.35 protest
and 3J storage.
IN" miiT : rou Mciicuixoist : ,
A. Hooth < fc Sons , in their complaint against
ElUabeth K. and prciton H. Allen , claim
that the letter are indebted to them in the
bum oi $ 'J a 4U for merchandise ) furnished.
I'UTOVSll fXTIL H'Lf.
The cases of Llbbio Mitchell v . It. Ivallsh
ct ul , Frank J , Sams vs. Martha M. Hansel
niul Uawak vs. Ha.vden Bros. , wcro ycster-
duy costumed until the July term.
When you come to'Omnha stop ut the
Glebe , the best located fcJ-a-dnv hotel
in town. Between 13th und Htll streets
ou IJouglus ,
TJIK HAIIjltOADS.
A 'flaming poster , Issued by the striking
Chicago , Uurlington ft Qulncy employes , can
bo seen posted in various parts of the city
yesterday. The purport is to prevent , or
rather Induce , people from traveling on the
road. The language used is very vigorous
nnd borders on blasphemy.
Nothing of Importance was done at the
mcetlnc1 of the Kansas-Nebraska associa
tion Wednesday. Mr. Scott , of the Union Pa
cific , Is reported as having rando a speech ,
which is1 said to have been a great oratorical
effort , but this ho denies.
An oftlclal circular Issued by J. O. Hrcnk-
crhoff , superintendent of the Kansas division
of tbo union Pacillc , appointing D. C.
Dcvnrd assistant superintendent cast of
Hrookvllle , vice W. G. Carlton , resigned ,
was posted nt Union Puellio headquarters
yesterday.
General Superintendent Scott , General
Freight Agent Promt fit and Superintendent
of Telegraph Look , of the Chicago , St. Paul ,
Minneapolis & Omaha , were In the city yes
terday.
The special souvenir tlmo card In use on
the special train to the republican convention
has been Issued , and is very handsom o.
C. H. Fitzgerald , western agent of the
Louisville & Nnshvillo road , Is in the city.
Pat Humphreys , southwestern passenger
ngcnt of the Chicago & Atlantic line , was in
Omaha yesterday.
J. K. Chootc , superintendent of the Colorado
rado division of the Union Pacific , loft for
the cast in a special cr last night.
Elijah Smith , superintendent of the Oregon
gen Short line , arrivol In the city this morn
ing and loft for tha west'ut 11 : 'M In a special
car dnuvn by engine SOI.
Gllmoro's band laves Omaha nt 11:15 to
night for Denver on a special car via U. it M.
Paul Morton , of the C. B & Q. , Is expected
to arrive In the city to-morrow.
Tlie Stop1 ? of an Organ.
With such important functions as the
liver , nro of course productive of seri
ous bodily disturbance. When it re
laxes its secretive and distributive ac
tivity , bile gets into the blood , and
tinges the skin and white of the eyes
with yellow , the bowels become consti
pated , the tongue coated , the breath
sour. Then come heiuhiclies , vertigo
and congestion of the organ , accom-
palnou with pain in its vicinity or un
der the right shoulder blado. Shall
blue pill bo the remedy sought ? No ,
for mercury in any form is pernicious.
What then ? Experience indicates
Hosteller's Stomach Bitters as the true
remedy for inactivity of the liver. It
not only relaxes the bowels without
pain , but has a direct stimulating cfl'eet
upon the hopatie gland itself , the scat
and origin of the trouble. All mala
rial complaint involves disorder of the
liver , and of thcso the bitters is the
most popular curativer tilso conquers
dyspepsia , ncrvousnbss , "rheumatism
and kidney troubles. ; *
Dr. McGrow , kidney , Rectal , & priv
ate diseases. Room lit , Bushman block
Stop at the Glebe hotel.
Ancngino on the B. &M. collided with a
truck below the city this morning. The
tank of the engine was hurled into the river.
No ono was injured , although the foreman
narrowly escaped death and only saved him
self by Jumping.
Tills powder never varies , A marvel of purity ,
stii'iiKth \\holesomenesi. . 'Moro economic
than thootdlntry kinds , ami cannot bo sola in
competition Ith tlw mullltuilu of low tustshort
weight alum or photplmtu powders. Sod/ twin In
inn * . ItovAi , IUKI.NO I'ovrucn Co. , 10J Wall St. ,
New Voik.
E
THE SClCNCi : OP LIl'E , the
Croat Medical Work of the
ORO on Mauhood , Nervous and
1'nyslcal Debility , I'mnaUiffi
Decline , Erroraof Youth , mM
UicuntoMniUerleseonBeiiiient
thereon , SUO pages 8vo , 123
prescriptions for nil ( { { scascs.
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Cloth , full gilt , o'llr ' 81.00 . tj
mall , scaled. IliuttratltoEamplofrectoaUyoung
and middle nged men. Semi now , Tha OeM anil
Jewelled Medal awarded tu the author by the Na
tional Medical Aseoclatloii. Address 1 * . 0. lior
1S93 , llovtou , Mass. , or Dr. 'W. H. I'AUKU.l , Brad
uatp of Harv ard Medical Collexe , 25 years' practice
In Boston , vrlio may bo consulted confidentially
SpecialDUcatcs ! of Uau. OClcuNo.4 L'ulllucutt.
CALIFORNIA !
THE LAND OP
DISCOVERIES.
CUF E T0l\
( CATARRH
OROVILLECALJ
ABIEiliOCKco.oroyii.Li.CAL
Santa Ahio : and : Oat-R-Cure
For Sale by
Goodman Drug. Co ,
Continental Clothing House ;
ToDthe Wholesale and Retail Trade of the West. The opportunity of a lifetime for cash buy
ers throughout the west. Extraordinary closing sale. Unapproachable bargains to close
the season in every department.
OurHlmitcu space prevents us men-
tionlrrg but very few of the bargain lots
offered * but wo guurnntco from now un
til July 4th , greater bargains in line
RcmUu'Mnilo Clothing , Furnishing
Goods , Hats and Caps , than \voro ever
before quoted by liny firm In the cloth
ing business In the west. No old goods
nt any price. The goods offered to you
at this sale are all now , made up within
the last ninety days.
READ THE LIST , SEE THE PRICES
It will amply repay the expenses of a
trip to Omaha by any man , woman or
child wanting $10 worth of clothing.
As specimens of the different bargain
lots comprifeod in this lot , we mention a ,
few as follows , with a guarantee that
the Hinall number specially mentioned
are no moro attractive or dcilrablo bar
gains than hundreds of others to bo
found in every donartmont of our estab
lishment during this sale.
Lot 4187. On Monday wo will place on
our counters 400 plain black pure nil
wool imported Whipcord Suits in full
weights , suitable for use in this climate
ten months of the year. These suits are
absolutely now , fresh from the work
shop , and never shown on our counters
before. Suits made up in the very lat
est style 4 button cutaway frock , which
wo oltor in all sixes from 33 to 44. We
Ehall offer this frock suit at$16 per suit.
Wo have not another word to Bay about
this lot , excepting this , that wo have
sold precisely the same suit over since
our store was opened for $22 , and never
less.
less.Lot 3530. Wo offer 150 MOMS' Double
Breasted Sack Suits , regular sizes from
35 to 35of iho celebrated Slater Flannel
all wool and guaranteed full indigo.
Goods made by the celebrated Slater
Woolen Co. , of Wobbler , Mass. Made
and trimmed in first clu s manner and
perfect fitting. Wo offer this lot to
close at the unheard of price of $0.60.
Remember this lot is all in double
breasted Sack Suits.
Lot 8650. Wo offer 100 suits , which
will positively bo tno last of this lot of
the celebrated Sawyer Woolen Go's
goodl of which wo have sold hundreds
during the last two months. Wo offer
100 of the neatest styles of thcs-o famous
goods to close at the remarkably low
price of 812. This suit is retailed by
every house in the country nt $18. Wo
have never offered a bargain that has
given such universal satisfaction as this
suit. All sixes at the same price $12.
Lot 3. Wo offer 600 pairs best fancy
Casslmoro Pantaloons , goods that wore
made to sell for $7.60 and $8thls season.
Goods made by the Globe Woolen Co. ,
Rock Manufacturing Co. , Ilockanum
Mill , Groadbrook Mills , and other man
ufacturers of equal reputation. They
are In regular sizes , and as nice styles
ns we have in our stock at any prlco.'Wo
find that we liovo a surplus of these fine
goods and wo do not wish to carry them
over , and have consequently made the
uniform price of $5 per pair for the entire -
tire lino. Those goods are of the very
best workmanship , and equal to any $10
custom pantaloons. Price during this
closing sale will bo5. .
In our Boys' and Children's depart
ment wo offer an EXTRAORDINARY
line of bargain , particularly in Short
Pant Suits. Our space will not permit
of pur enumerating the different bar
gains in this department , however , wo
will mention one , a lot of 250 Boys'
Sample suits of any of these lots will bo sent 0. O. 1) . with the privilege of examination to any address in Nebraska , Iowa \
Colorado , Kansas , "Wyoming , Dakota and Montana.
OMBOSATON Freeland , Loomis & Co.
NEW YORK . . .
DES MOINEG ' Proprietors
Corner Douglas and 15th Sts. , Omaha , Neb.
Largest Clothing House West of the Mississippi River ,
MAX MEYER & BKO.
Western .Agents Tor rhlckciing. Knubc , Vose
and Ualir llros. Vinnos ; Story A : Clark
Organs.
A FEW IrFT.
Meaning Pianos and Organs but llttlo used
which will be sola this week at the following
reduced prices and terms :
Dntcn
J' < P < il/mciit. /
1 Knabo Square , cost W30 , for
' , sir oo
1 UecKer llros. Stjuaro Uiand
co it Hid , for WJU . J.UOO 10.00
1 ttraillmry Sciuaho , cost if 100.
tor JlVl . . - . . 15.00 10.00
1 1. P. Hale Square , co t S > 'i"f .
r.00 10.00
1 Stoddard Square,1 coat 3\'U' ) ,
for 8100 . , . 10.00 B.OO
1 KmiTscn Square , n hplendlil
bargain , cost R < W , for * -0. . 10.03 0.00
1 Hallett Davis Smmro
Cirand , cofct fiio. for & . ' : > . . . iTi.OJ 15.00
1 Marshall Wcmlel Upright
cost MOO , for * I7.- , . 15.00 10.00
1 Windsor Pprlght , cost fOJ.
for MM . 15.00 10.00
1 Klmb.ill Organ , cost Jl- , " ,
for } T , . 30.00 a.oo
1 Estey Organ , cost ili'J ! , for
flO . . . . 10.00 .3.00-
1 Mason \ llnmlin Organ ,
cost SATO , for Hr > . 10.00 E.OO
Coino caily and take your pick. Hring tills
ad , with you to avoid inKtaVei.
fllAX MI3VI3R & BHO. ,
Corner 10th and Knriiuni Hts.
The larKeet , lusU'tt und tinoia In the world
'astt'UKur accommodations uni'xcollcil.
\'c\v Vurk to Ulu soi
DEVOXIA .H'Miirth KTIIIOIMA. li'i.r'th
ClIirASKIA .1 I'M ! Ml AM'IIOIIIA . . .Jl'l.Y lltll
Kl'KXF.hslA , . . Jl-NkuUlll lir.VO.MA ll'I.Y Vlbl
NKWYOUU'll ) I.IVI.III'IJUI. VIA VL'l.kXhrott.V.
TlipCVlPlirutuJ i I.uri > pii ( niul llni" < t 1'as1.1 * L'l.v Illh
StcitnifiUlp I hoiittcr Sti'iinii'r In JArn. Mil
CITY UK ltOMi : | theWnrlil. I tcpt. till
Niloon I > U * > MI U to ( fhis ow. li rry. Liverpool , llelfu t
or Viici'ii liinn Vmnil upniir.li * pi'r ( ilitrutivr Memu *
em , S < Uiiiul utiwniilii lor I'llv of lliimu. N'conil-cl < a
Ml , lieturn llikoi * nt mhicc I rnU' niailo iivnllnbla
lor cltlior roiitt' , orlorltm ( ' .TCMirfloNlytii tliu pilvllcuu
nl poelnir the North anil outll ot lit'lanil , ihu Hlvura
MCTM * ) aiul pU'tiiri'ffiuu Clyilo. hti't'ras-'w I'JI. Anchor
l.lnu dr.ifts iJujnlMr trvo of cliurk'o. nolil lit lowest
lutuH. I'or boot of tours , tlekcla or further Informa
tion iipply l
HENDERON BROS. , 72 Li Sallo St. , Chicago.
Or lo nny of our locul imenu.
OMAHA
MEDICAL 9 SURGICAL INSTITUTE ,
N.W.Cor.l3tn & OodBO Sta
APPLIANCES FOR DEFORMITIES AND TF1UE3ES.
Jlet facilities , Apparatus and remedies for silt
' eselul treatment ol every form of dl&easc rcquir
lilt ; Medical or Surgical Treatment.
FIFTY ROOMS FOR PATIENTS.
Hoard and attendance , beet liotpitr.l accommo
dations in the wrvt
WKITI : ioii CJKCUIAHS on Deformities and
Ilraces , Trusseii. Club J-'eet , Cun-atiire of the
bpine , Piles , Tumors , Cancer , Catarrh. Hror.chitis ,
Inhalation , Klectrkity , Pari.tytis , lipllet y Kid-
i icy , Iltndder lyc ! , liar , bUiu aud UlooJ , uud all
Surgical Operations.
Diseases of Woman a Specially.
Doou ON DrazAOEs or WOVEN KiiiE.
ONLY EELIABLE MEDICAL INSTITUTE
MiKIHU A erECULTT OF
PRIVATE DISEASES.
All nlood DisesSes successfully treated. SypU-
tlitlc I'oison removed from the system. ffil"0" '
niercurj' restorative treatment for loss ol
Vital Tower. 1'eibons unable Co xisit us may be
treated at home by correspondence , All cotnuiu
nlcatloiis confidential Medicines or instruuieliU
tent by moil or express , tecurily packet ] , no
marks to indicate contents or Krniltr One personal -
sonal iutervieiv preferred. Call und consult us or
semi history of jour caic , aud we nil ! b ud iu
plain u rapper , our
OOOK Tp MEN , FREE ;
Upon I'rivntc , Special or Nervous Diseases , Im-
y > tency , Syjiiiilis. Uleet and aricoc : el with
icstiou list , Address
Omaha Alrdtcat and Surgical fiiititntcot
DR. McMENAPflY ,
Cor. 13th and DodoeSli. , . 'iXAHA.NEB.
1 A quick , permanent euro
FOR MEN ONLY/ for lott or falllnir
. , manbobd , nervouoe ,
weukneu. unnatural lo .ci. lack of btrent-ili ,
vigor or development , cnutea by Indlfccrrtlon ,
exce"-'f jisSIVAi'ca. BVFVUjNV. .
ElflUlEEffEl
Will buy one of
our nobby Spring
Suits in 'Worsted ,
fine Casfeimcro , or
Scotch Cheviots ,
in all the popular
colors and styles.
Real bargains that
cannot fail to bo
appreciated by thej
discerning. W c
are aware that I
Kxrnxsivn goods
are largely adver
tised this season ,
but all of them
, cannot stand the
test of close in
spection. Vo ask our customers to
examine our stock , and thus satisfy
themselves of its quality and our
veracity.
PEERLESS DYES boLDi > rl > niaauT& ;
( r < AC9UAINT 0 WITH THE CEOCRAPHYOF THE COUNTBT WJU ,
OBTAIN MUCH iVoRMATION FROM A STUDY OF THIS MAP OF THE
CHICAGO , ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC R'f '
Its main llrea and branches Include CHICAGO ,
PEOIUA. MOLHTE. nOCE ISLAIJT ) . DAVEN-
POUT. DES UOZNTS. COTJNCTI , BLTJFFS. MU3-
OATINE , KANSAS CITY. BT. JOBEPH. I.EAV-
ENWonm. ATCIHSOK , CEDAB HAPIDB ,
WATERLOO , ETJNNEAPOI.IS , end BT. PATJI , .
and ocores of totormcctlato cities. Choice ot
routes to nnd from the Pacific Coast. All trans ,
fcro la Union dopeto. * ast trains of Fine Day
CoachcB , elcgDut DInins Care , magnificent Pull *
man Palace Bloopers , and ( between Chicago. St.
Joseph , AUhlaon and Itansna city ) Itocllnlne
Chair Oars , Beats Free , to boldoro of throueb
Uret-class tickets.
Chicago , Kansas & Nebraska R'y
"Great flock Island Route. "
Extends Wcet and Soutliweat from Kanaaa City
and Bt. Joseph to KELSON. HORTON. . BELLE
VILLE. TOPEKA , IIE1UNUTON , WICHITA ,
HUTCinHBON , CALOWELL , and all points in
KANSAS AND SOUTHERN NEBRASKA
and beyond. Entire passenger equipment of the
celebrated Pullman' manufacture. All safety op-
pliaocoa and modern improvements.
The Famous Albert Lee Route
Is tbo favorite between Chicago , Hock Island.
Atchlion , Kansas City and Minneapolis ondBt.
PauL Its Watortown branch traverncs the great
"WHEAT AND DAIRY BBLT"
of Northern Iowa , Southwestern Minnesota , and
East Control Dakota to Watertowu , Spirit Lake ,
Blouz Falls and many other towns and cities.
The Short Line via , Bunuca and Ilankakoa offers
superior facilities to travel to and from Indian *
apolls. Cincinnati and other Southern paints.
For Tlcketu. Maps , Ft Idem , or desired informt-
tlon , apply at any Coupon Ticket Olllco or addreei
C. ST. JOHN , K.A. HOLOROOK ,
Qca'l Mr.nnger. Oen'l Tkt. Us I'asa.
CUICAQa
FOUNTAIN
P.A.imS
FINE ) CUT ANt ) PLUQ
Incomoarably tha Bust.
WFAK .iifrlni Irr > m the tt
lWl rtI % , ofyuiituful . .
fun - ii.
M MB wmrm rn ni ltd * Ul j-uu.utu
B BJ ifg KaIB rui t rly diu. } jc-t
tuanlioofl , etc. 1 win M ttd u mlualjlu treallt'C IM-M.-CII
foiiUiiuinv full | uiilculartf lur be/me iurc , IftKi of
thau'n. Atltlri * * ,
PROF , Wc 'FOV/UER , tf.oodui. Conn ,
We 01msgiven cnlrer-
sal catlsfaction In the
cure ol Goiu < rruoa and
Olcct , I prescribe It and
leel isle In recommend.
luc It to nil fiiflVrera.
V , J. bTO.M , U.D.t
Ooct'.ur , III.
IT.ICIsi.oo.
c4 ; by C
Knco Pnnt Suits , cmbrncltiR thrco tllf-
foront styles , which \vo hnvo nmrkctl nt
the oxtrnordiniu-ily low price ot $2.60 to
close. Sixes from 4 to 14 yonrs. Sontl
for sample suit. You will bo bettor
nltmxod with them thtiu nny tiling wo
hnvo shown yon nt this price boforo.
Lot 2811 imfl 2S8 . Bov.s' Lonp Pnnt
Suits. Wo oiler in this lot which em
braces two styles. Hoys' strictly nil
wool cassliners suck suits , coat , pants
nnd vest , in dark nnd medium colors
for boys from 10 to 14 years of ngo. This
suit was made to toll nt $10 but wo wish
to reduce our stock of them Immediate
ly nnd oiler thorn nt this , sale lo close
for only $ < ! per suit. Kvory ( rurmonl is
warranted strictly nil wool now fresh
Roods. Uemember the price SO.
GENTS' ' FUUNISITTNG GOODS DE
PARTMENT.
Tn this department wo nnnonnco the
sale of : tH ( ) doxon Gents' Fancy Shirts.
This entire lot was manufactured ex
pressly for this Reason's trade , wo have
n lartfo stock of them on hand and offer
them at 50 per cent lesa thnn the ovor-
ngo price to close them out. All now
patte.uis , most dcsirablo styles , fast
colors , perfect fitting nnd 'perfectly
made in every respect , regular prices
which wore from $1 to $1.75. Thisontl
lot in nil sixes from 14 to 10 and } neck
wo offer at 75 cents each. Order for half
dozen lots no less.
Parties at n distance ordering thcso
lots will plcnso plvoussizo of collar
worn nnd tills is all that is necessary in
order to jjot u perfect fit.
Men'sHrtlf IIoso 75 cents per pair. Wo
offer 8-50 dozen of Men's Fancy Hnlf
TIoso nt 75 cents per dozen to closo.
Regular * . $1.50 goods to bo sold only in
dozen lots at the remarkably low price
of 75 cents per dozen , in sizes from 0 to
11.
LAWRENCE , OSTROM & CO. , LOUISVILLE , KENTUCKY.
FAMOUSte / O 10 YEAR OLD
BELLE - BOURBON WHISKEY
For Medicinal and Family Use.
ABSOLUTELY PURE NO FUSEL OIL !
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 , 31.23
For Bottle.
Quart
.
Sold Only In Bottles.
for Sale by Oroctrt
For Sale by ar.d Wine Merchants
Druggists everywhere. Everywhere.
Tali Is to certify th t I Imvo examined tbo sarurla of I1EL.LK OF BOUUDON WHISKEY recolvcd fror *
Lmvrrncu , Oat rom & Co. , and found the ramo to to perfectly free from Fund Oil and all other dcloUrloul
lubntaucw and strictly puru. 1 cheerfully recommend the tame for family and Medicinal purpotei.
J. I' . IHliXUM. M. II. . Analytical CliimiUt. Ixjlllivllle. KT.
GLADSTOXK KKOS. & CO. , Agents lor Omulia , IVcl > .
SLUGGISH Corrected
LIVER 1IY TUB
OH MORNING USE
INACTIVE OK
TARRANT'S
BOWELS
SELTZER APERIENT
THE CHICAGO AND
Council Bluffs
And Chicai
The on'y road 11 into fur lit' * Moinc * Murrhaltown
Coilar llaiililii , Clinton. Dunn. Cliliiiuo , Milwaukee
anil all tiuin f KaM To Ihiipooiilo ot .N'oir.iRkn. ( ole ,
radn.vy.iiiiiiif I'tnli , Uiiho. .Nuvatlu , UII > EOII. wnrli.
Inpton niul California , lionurajuporioi advantages
not iM'sniblc h > any < , thor Ilin' .
Aiuoima luirol tha mitncroua pnlnUnf Hiporlorily
cnjnji'il liy Ilin | iiitn > n > i of tlilk roail bctncpn ( Unalm
uinl ChlcUr'o , IHO U turi'u liulnx a ilay nl DAV
COAt1uiltli ! ! ! ! itru Ilin IJnekt thiit Itnnuin nrl anil
ins'unity runcruiiiu. ll I'AI-.M'IOhl.lCiil'INCiC A KM.
nm * h aru iiioilclti of com tort anil i Ittani u. HH 1'AK-
J.OIt DUAWIM ; IKHIM I'AIIS. uniiiiriu | til liy any ,
nniIUnlili | > lyn > li.iiuti | > ill'AI.ATIAI.lllNI.Nl t\M ! > !
iho I'ljunlot whUh c.iiinut In Miunl i > l > i > nlu > ro. At
I ntiml ! lllnnMlioti.ilm of tlio L'nlon 1'iicllli Uill- :
u ay connect In union ilepotrllh thovM of thu ( 111'
niKOiS NurllmrdPni liy. In Clilniuo Ilin tr.ilns ot
thin line niakojo \ ( coiinuctluil mill Ilioto of nil
other f.'uflt'rn llnt'i * .
r'or lii-lrolt , roliiinlnii. IndluiiHpollii. Cliiclnnutl ,
Nlavora I'lillr , llullulo I'litiliiiiK , 'J'nroiitii , Muinrrul ,
liosliiii. New Voik. 1 liiliuli'll'liU , limthnoru.Vuah -
ingtoii , uu J all points In the iJant. Ai > k lor ticket ! > ,11
'he '
"NORTH-WESTEnN"
If you irlkh the tii'tt uccoiiim jJullon. All ticket
nconti ni'll tlckcta rlutUli llix' .
II. Ill GIUTT , K. I' . WILSON.
( ien'l Manurcr. Licn'i l'aa 'r Agent.
fitirAoo , ii.t.t.
Vf. K. UAlirorif , iivn'1 WvctiTii At-rnt.
II 1C KIMMAIlTiki't Agent
Q P. WK T. City ranm-iuvr Ascnt.
HOI Turuaiu St. , Omaha , Kcb.
' '
Ee3 Bugs , SoMhsB.'A'nts , Pleas
Anil nny uthor InscclH , ufco
K. ( IKS'IHUUKKJMUU'S
TV Infallible Insect Powder ,
T > Altoiontracts tnkrn lorclcan-
IIIK liotels. liositalnainlinjv | ) u'Slileuceslioiu
MTIIIIII. HutUfUCtliill C 1 IRI > I ! M < I < ) r " ° I1'1 * '
I'vliiclpa ! Ucuotllii South 1 tth Btieet.
JUDICIOUS AND
AUvcrtliini ; bun alwn > s pi oven
eucccssful , Ileforc rlwiiiff 7
Ncwspnpei.dvcrtlllng consul
LORD & THOMAS ,
JUUMIUJU iCt 13 ,
tl U i > > U > < .Uk CliccU CHICAGO.
-T11C-
Chicago , MilwaukBB & St , Paul R'y/ '
_
The Itcst Ilonto from Oinalia aiul CouudJ
IHuffs lo f
THE
TWO TUAI.Na DAILY IIISTWKKN OMA1JA.
COUNCIL I1I.UIT3 / , *
'
Clik-aijo , AND Milwaukee.
St. Paul , Minneapolis , Collar Itnpldfy
Hock iKlunil , I'reoport , Itoekforcl , /
Clinton , DnlHiqiie , Davenport , I
Klgln , Jliullsini , .luncsvlllc ,
Hclolt , AVliioiia , I.u Cro&i > e , u.
And all other Important points 1'iut , Nortbent an !
Honthcait. "I
ForthrouKh tlciols mil 0,1 the ticket aeeat at IMt
rarnam lrt'tt , In llarker Jlluck , or at L'ulou racing
Dnnot.
I'alliaanHlcepcra and thn lincit DliilnaCnri la tUp
nurlil nro run un I IIP luuin line of the Oalcano. Mlf
ntlVc A rit. I'aul Ilallnar , anil CTLTJT atlcatlduf *
l lcl to imtBvugcra . by tuurtuvu * Ci Uiir
It. Mil , I , Kit. ( Jencrul Manager. I ,
J.F 'I UClCI'll. AnUlmUJf-nnnl iinnaaor , I
A , V , U. CAItl'ICNTKIl , ( jfncial I'aiicnjar apfl
Ticket Aftrnt
( iKO. 1. , HIIAKKOIII ) , Aiil Un < Oeueral 1'iiioocU
nnd Tl < kct Ajcnt.
J.T.
ir. J.
Surgeon and Physician ,
Ollice N. W Cuuicr Hth ar-l luimla.St. Offlc *
'ltpliouf 10 j ; Uu ldgtivo telcllon ) ,
S , K , FELTON & GO , ,
And Manufacture : * , ' . \nent3 for
WATER WORKS SUPPLIES ,
Of u'.l rtesrrjluu ! > .
Hydraulic : Engines , Surveys. De
tail Finns and Specifiontions.
Furnished on Short Notice.
Correspondence Solicited.
08JC8 , Ste's ' MiliiE , FonrlQ Fjoeiv
" ' " "
OMAHA , HBB"1"
DYES