THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SUNDAY , NOVEMBER IS , 1888.-SIXTEEN PAGES.
llnyflon Itroi ,
Mommy will be our greatest bnrgnin
dny of the year prieea rnt right and
left to make room for nn immense holi
day fctoek ,
'rorriflcflftugliteron lailies'andffnti
furnlsliint , ' good's of a\l kinds. Hxtru
force put on for this special ale , 100
do/on gents' cashmere mnfllers , lar ; o
tdzc , only 15c each , worth GOc.
Gents' pure silk handltereheifs only
25c each , reduced from oOc.
1 cane of gents camels hair half hose
winced from Me. Our competitors
knocked clear out. How is this ? Gents'
camels hair underwear IWc , reduced
from 750.
Gents' hcnvy wool half hose lee per
linir. teduced from 'J'ie.
1 case of all wool toboggan caps -'flc : a
great bargain.
Gents' ealf sKin gloves G > e. reduced
from $1. ' _ ' . " > ,
Hoys1 bicyelo hose , all x\ool , only 1'Jo ,
woilh Uo. )
Uergeman's best yophyr , 12jc per
ounce , full wcicht.
Midnight ( juriiiiuituwn yarn , 10o
ftkein.
Gents' large si/.o silk mufllcrs 100
each , reduced from ? l.'J" ) .
Gouts' Arabian camels hair under
wear only ! ) . " ) ( each , n job worth $1.50.
1 case of Indies' cashmere hose re
duced for this special sale to lOc per
pair.All
All shades in golden fleece saxony re
duced to lOc per slfuin.
Children's wool mils only lOcper pair.
Oul- wile of chlldi en's wool undorxvcar
continued on .Monday.
Children's scarlet wool underwear 1-c
for It ! inch , rise r > c.
C'liildren's merino wool underwear lOo
for 1(1 ( inch , rise : ie.
Cliildrcn's nntural wool underwear
15c for 1(1 ( ini'li. rise fie.
1 cnho of Indies' jersey ribbed vests ,
pants ; this lot to be eloped out tit Me ,
d from ! io.
f. ladies' kid gloves , embroidered
lxcl < H , on'v 60e per pair , reduced from
$1.00.
Ladies' cnshmore gloves , only 13c ,
reduced from lllc.
lllc.HAYDKN
HAYDKN HUOS. ,
Dry Goods , Sixteenth st.
HAT SALi : .
Do not fail to attend our special siilo
on men's hats for > | onduv. You hnvo
hut to took thro' our lines to ho con
vinced that xve aie cutting nriees in
tuo on hats and caps. Remember those
prices xvlien you call.
Men's still'hnts 7"c , worth Sl.oO.
Men's e\tra quality Derby hats 81.05 ,
worth yt.OO.
Men's wool hats , best shapes , 23c ,
north " .
Boys' Sa.xony crush hats 45c , worth
$1.00.
Hoys' and misses' turbin caps .TC ,
worth Toe.
Men's imported Scoteli caps 12jc.
worth 7."e.
Hoy' fur caps , 7"jc , worth $1.2 > .
Wo havs a now shipment of the extra
quality seal caps we have been running
which \ \ o still oiler at fie extremely
loiv price of $ l.0"i ; they arc worth $10.50.
IIAYOIIN HKOS. .
DrvCioods , Sixteenth St.
SHOK niU'AUT.MnNT.
On Monday xvu xvill oiler si > ecial in
ducements in this department. B. C.
Hurt women's goat sboet > for "f.'S.OO. Our
reirular $1.50 hand-turns .shoe reduced
to fi..r)0. : ) All our W.OO Kid shoes to gofer
for $2.oO Monday. Special prices on
children 's shoes 'and arctics. See our
$1.00 seamless hack , all solid grain
school nhoes , "guaranteed. Men's grain
Waukonphast. Spring heel shoes ,
$ l.tj. : See tins shoxv. We will wive
jon money on men's shoos. The best
$1.08 all solid calf shoo in the city.
HAYDKN HUOS. ,
Dry Goods , Sixteenth St.
HAVIH"ititos. .
Grocery nnd IIouso I-'iirnlsliin OOOB ( !
Dcpariiiiont IH Now In Order Our
First Hppuiitl Snle ilexins
Alonday Mornlni ; .
II & E absolutely pure granulated su
gar 7e per Ib , o.\ti a cell eo sugar ( ij per
Ib. Very best sugar syrup 15c per gal.
Choice Carolina rice 7e p'er Ib. Good
Carolina rice fjc per Ib. Finest
evaporated blackberries 7c , lincbt
ovuoratod ] ) raspberries 2oe , strict
ly choice evaporated peaches liijo ,
N. Y. gallon ajiples JJ'ie jier can , ! 5
11) can N. Y. apples . > u , 2 Ib can ciioict )
blackberries oe , 2 Ib can host blue ber
ries 7c , 2 Ib can best egg plums lOe , : i Ib
standard punches lw per can , ! ! Ib
standard pie peaches lOu jier can , sar
dines 5o per ) ) ox , best 2 Ib sugar corn lOc
pur can , choice 2 11) sugar corn 7c per
can. H Ib .standard tomntocs lOc per can.
Wo have the largest and most select
stock of crockery , glass xvare and house
furnishing goods west of Chicago. Cut-
prices are beyond competition.
ITAYDKN miOS. ,
Dry Goods , Sixteenth St.
Potter fc Cobb's bale of lots in Council
131ulTs has boon ndjourncd on acccuntof
bad weather until Thurt-dny. November
22 , nt 2tO : : and 7 : : ) p. in. All come.
Do Von Want a fjonn ' }
Green & Williams have placed over
$ -100,00(1 ( in ical estate and building
loans in the past eight months. The
facilities this firm have are unexcelled.
Alxvavs having the money on hand goes
far toward increasing their business in
this lino. City property and improved
farm loans are made without delay.
Applications are not sent east for ap
proval. Persons dosirious of obtaining
loans of from $ -500 to SIt.OOO can bo acom-
modated at once ; a foxv larger loans
are wanted by Green & Williams those
that can tie closed out by the Ihst of the
year. The reputation of this lirm is a
guarantee of fair and prompt dealing.
This linn also take charge of properly
for non-residents ; pay taxes , rent and
collect ronta.
.Mr * , ,1.
Remember our special sale of ribbons
on Monday and Tuesday.Voxvill soil
nn all bilk moire cream edge , Nos. 0 , 12
nnd 10 , for 111 cents a yard , or $1.15 a
bolt. Miis. j. IIN.SON' ! : .
" '
Stewart Place lo" * ! , 500.
Potter it Cobb's sale of lots in Council
BluIts IIIIH boon adjourned on account of
bad weather until Thursday. November
22 , at 2.0 : : nnd 70 : ! p. m. All come.
Metropolitan Gallic.
This cable road passes Stewart place
nn Lowe avo. , ono of the llncst building
sites in Omaha. Will sell a foxy lots in
this addition. Room HI Pu-at National
bunk.
Tlio Knot
That low prices nnd line goods are
promptly appreciated by the ladies of
Omaha was illusliated by the crowd of
buyers nt the closing Bale of McDon
ald ? H cloak stock. Choice goods at fifty
cents on the dollar seems to make shop
ping rather pleasant. They have still
nbout txvcnty thousand dollors worth of
clonks for ladies , inissos and children.
Ton gown suits and furs to olTui'iit prices
cut in two. Their desire ib to cloM ) the
stock within thirty days , and unques
tionably at the figures put on goous it
will do done. Of cour e , it is ( loth-able
to call otirly , ! I11 S.J/ilh fet.
Ilnllroiul Shorn.
A full line in congress and halt : r.t
12.50. 82.76 nnd $3.00 nt
MILLER'S CASH SHOK STOHE ,
012. North 10th St.
TIlUTII'SMlOllTYVlIjIiI IlBVAllj
A Card to the People of * Oinalin nnd
Vicinity.
For the purpose of misleading the
public nnd more especially to injure us
and thereby gain our largo trade , fairly
won by our smmro dealing , liberal busi
ness principles' , certain ever-jealous
would-be competitors have circulated
the fal o report that Omaha's loxvest
price shoe house the Chicago Bargain
Shoo company , have removed their
business from this city , Wo take this
means to refute all such misrepresenta
tions nnd nro pleased to inform our
many Iricmls and patrons that xve have
consolidated our business witff "Tho
Popular1' shoo store , and will hereafter
bo known as the Popular Chicago Hnr-
gnin Shoo company , 1520 Douglas street.
where we shall bo pleased to see all of
of our old customers nnd as many now
ones as will favor us with a call. As
in the past we shall continue to wage
war on high prices , nnd oiler the very
best grades of foot-wear at the very
loxvust figures possible. Our facilities
arc hotter than e\er. To fullv demon-
strati' that wo are alive nnd for the
bcnolll of our friends , to xviiome feel
grateful for past pntromigc , we shall
begin the greatest s.ilo of shoes , rub
bers and felt goods ever heard of. Tills
slaughter sale will not bo limited to a
fexv articles , but will include everything
in otir largo nnd well-asfcorted stock ,
and will commence
MONDAY , NOVIMBIU : IOTH.
Babies' button shoes , lee , 2cJoc ( ) ; , lOc ,
50c. ( lee , 7oe , 8jc , UOc , etc.
Childien's shoes , 50e. GOe , 7oc. fe > o ,
31.00 , ? 1.15 , $1.25. * 1.15 ; , SI. JO , $1.50 ,
$1,05 , $1.75 , etc.
Misses' button shoes , blc , $1. 00. $1.15 ,
$1.25. $1.'I5 , $1.50 , Sl.lW , $1.75 , $2.00. etc.
Ladies' button shoes , woi-i < cd button
holes , nil solid leather. $1.00.
Ladies' shoes , 8"ic , $1.00. $1.15. $1.2 > ,
$ l.t5 : , $1.50 , $1.75 , $2.10 , $2.50. etc.
priced cut on our entire line of line
slippers , all styles.
Ladies' genuine hand xvelt shoes ,
Xiegler Bros. , Philadelphia , made
\vnukonplmst , opera and Nexv York lasts ,
all styles , widths and si/.cb , $4.25 , worth
$ j.OO to $ ( J.OO.
Men's1 genuine calf shoes , nil si/es
nnd styles , $2. 13. These shoes are bet
tor than any heavily advertised so-
called $ ; ) goods sold olsexvhcru and must
bo seen to bo appreciated.
Ladi-.s's genuine hand turned shoes ,
Xiegler Bros. ' Philadelphia made , all
stiles , widths nnd sues , $1.00 cheap at
$5.00.
Ladies' slippers , 25e , MalOc , 50c , ( He ,
75c , 85c , i)0e ) , $1.10 , $1.15 , $1.25 , etc.
Boys' shoes , Wc ) , 75c , fejc , 'Jic , $1.15 ,
$1.25 , * 1.5 : ! , $1.50 , $1.75 , etc. . etc.
Men's shoos , ! )5e ) , $1.15 , $1.5 ; ! , $1.0" ) ,
$2.10 , $2.15. $2.85. $ , ' ! .05. etc.
Men'soootsl. . ' ! . > , $ ! . 75 , $2.00 , $2.ij ! ,
$2.50 , $2.75 , $2 ill ) , $ ; ' , .0 ( ) , etc.
Boys' boots , $1.23 , $1.3 ; ! , $1.05 , $1.00 ,
$2.15 , $2.5 ; ! , etc. . etc.
Ladies' good rubbers , 25e ; misses' and
childion's rubbers , 20c ; men's good rub-
bei.s. 45c ; bojs'good rubbers , ! i5c.
All otlier goods in like proportion.
Noxv is the time to lay in jonr winter
supply of boots , shoes and rubbers.
Above all , don't buy anything in the
line of foot-wear before calling on us ,
or you xvill feel sorry for it. Marl : well
the name and number , and be very par
ticular to get our right address.
T11K POPITLAUCIIICAGO BARGAIN
SIIO I : COMPANY ,
Omaha's Loxxest Price Shoe House.
One Price Only. Home of the Big
Shoe on Wheels.
1520 Douglas st. Bushman Block.
Potter & Cobb's sale of lots in Council
BlulTs has been adjourned on account of
bad weather until Thursday , November
22 , at 2oO : and 70 : ! p. in. All come.
South via the
Knilxvny.
Txvo more of those popular harvest
excursions ut half fare will leave
Ouinlri at Ii:15 p. in. on Nov. 20 and
Dee. 4. For tickets nnd full informa
tion , call nt Wabash ticket ollice , 150.2
Farnam.st.
The \Val > nsh Falls In Uno.
Commencing November 1 the Wnba&h
will run a Pullman BulTct sleeping car
diieet to and from Omaha , leaving the
Union Paeilie depot at : > :15 : p. nu , daily.
In addition to thoabove.ncwandeli'gant
reclining chair cars ( seats free ) , are now
runninjr on this train. On'y ' 4S hours
Omaha to New York via the Wabash.
The best and quickest route to all points
south and southeast. Ticket ollice No.
1502 Farmim street.
Now Upright I'iunoH
can bo bought on $10 monthly payments
at Meinbcrg's , 1510 Dodge st.
Stewart Place lots $1,500.
3Ir' . .1. lleiison.
Remember our special &nlo of ribbons
on Monday and Tuesday. We will sell
an all Mile moire cream e Ige , No ° . 'I , 12
and Hi , for Hi cents a yard or 'jl.lo a
bolt. Mils. .1. UKXSON.
Think It Ovor.
And then buy your tickets to Chicago
and any point east over the Chicago iS :
Northwestern Hy.
They run three trains a day between
Omnhnnnd Chicago , making close con
nections vvith all eastern lines.
Their dining and sleeping ear service
and day coaches are models of elegance
in every icspect.
Their vestibulcd limited train from
Omaha depot direct to Chicago daily at
50 : ! ! p. in. , arriving at Chicago at 12
o'clock noon , is absolutely unrivalled.
It is n solid veslihulcd train with ele
gant leather upholstered smoking cars ,
day coaches of the latest design and
llnish , and Inxurioun sleeping cars with
hot and cold water , and all modern im-
movoments.
This is the only evening train with
dining cars east of Council Bluffs.
W. N. BAisaxK ,
General Western Agent.
City Olllco1101 Farnam st.
Mtllo Tycoon .Mimic ,
and nil other Into music , at Meinberg's
n.iible store , 1510 Dodge st.
Pnttor it Cobb's sale of lots in Council
Blntls has boon ndjonrncd on account of
bad weather until Thursday , November
22 , ut 2IiO : and 7HO : p. m. All come.
Kpoulal Nolluo to tlio
Mrs. Will K. Hahir 138 South 21th st. ,
stamping and instructions gi yen in nil
kinds of art , embroidery and needle
xvoik. Make i our own Christmas pres
ents.
Special Sale.
At the Now York dry goods store to
morrow morning of wjiite nnd grey
blanket at greatly reduced prices and
our stock of IndieV muslin underwear nt
less than half price to cloxo it out.
A. it. Loon : ,
1310 and 1812 Farnam fat.
Ladies' Turkish but lib TucFdnys and
Friday bt ) , to lundei Boyd's opera house.
Standard typowvitero for rent , 1007
Fari.nm.
Stewait Place lots $1,500.
I'lano nt n liarunln ,
$1,000 GhicKoring piano , as good us
new. for 200. Term's to suit purchaser.
At MeinbcryV , ? 510 Dodge et.
HAYIH3N lUtOS.
Special Dircnln Hnlo .Motidty.
Ticiul this over carefully nnd compare
our prices with those that others nsk
and you will always Uml us at the bet
tom.
. ' 1 cases dark comforter calico at 'He
worth 8c ; 2 ca es soft linishcd blenched
mu lin , full yard wide , 11 jds for $1 ,
worth lOc a yd : 200 pieces now style
dress gingham , OJe a yd , worth 12o } ;
100 pieces e\tra ln'avy canton llannol ,
SK * yd ; a full line of colors just received
in single and double faced canton llnu-
nol ; snow white cotton baits , It rolls for
25c. Our prices on towels have always
been the loxvest. Here wo come airnin
on Monday , 100 do/ damask towels ,
plain white or fancy borders , knotted
fringe , lOc each. This is no mistake in
print , hut plain lOe each. All linen
toweling lie , 5c , tic , 7c , J-c , ! Ic , lOc ami
12jc a , vd , , a good big lot to select from
and wo guarantee satisfaction. Wo
will place on sale Monday the biggest
bargain over offered in table linen nt
I7eayd. You may hnvo jour choice ,
cither bleached , red or creitn , It will
pay you to investigate this bargain ,
npecial bargain in white bed spreads at
$1.25 each , worth double. Double width
table foil on Monday at ( JOc a yd ; 0-1
raw silk table covers at $1.15 each ; h-1
raw sillc table covers $2 each.
Our prices on double width
sheeting you will llnd "all right. "
Our stock of tlniinels is large and must
bo cut down. Klderdoxvn llnnnel at 45e
yd. Special bargain in all wool , red
twilled llannels at Ktje and lilc yd. 5-o/
plaid llannol 15e yd. Fancy striped
skirting llannels in great variety. A
largo assortment of plaid llannols 51-in
all wool grey dress llannels 'Me yard ,
\\oitli7oc. French plaid dress llannels
JOc yd. White twilled llannol . ' { 5eworth
50e. Large size bed comforts 75c each.
ColM bed spreads nt 880 each. Hor.se
blankets at ! )8e ) $1.25 , $1.05 each and nn
extra barirain in horse blankets at Sftt.ol )
each. Our blankets me going fast. We
have some oKtra good bargains in Cali
fornia blankets. We have all wool
blankets from all the leading woolen
mills diicct and can , therefore , save
you money on tlio same. Wonskjou
to examine them nnd you will find it to
your interest to trade * at the popular
house of
HAYDHN BROS. ,
Dry Goods , Sixteenth Street.
I1AYDKN ItltOS.
Clothing Department.
Special bargains to-morrow only.
Men's overcoats , $2.50.
Men's heavy chinchilla overcoats ,
$1.15.
Men's heavy cassimcre all-wool over
coats , $0.00.
Men's heavy worsted overcoats , $51.00.
Men's imported worsted overcoats ,
$12.011.
20 dinoront stiles of men's casbimere
suits at $5.00.
Heavy all-wool cn&simeie suits , $7.00.
Fine imported cassimero and worsted
suits for $10.00 , $12.00 and $11.00.
Children's heavy pants. 23e.
Children's wool pants , 15e.
Children's wool suits , $1.80 , $2.00 and
$2.23.
Just received a line line of latest im
portation in children's suits which we
offer for less than manufacturer's cost.
To-morrow only.
SIIOi'DHPAimiBNT.
Wo will oiler to-morrow our A calf
men's shoes for $1.S ) guaranteed.
Our hand-bowed men's shoes reduced
from $5.00 to $11.50.
Special inducements in ladies' and
childion's shoes. A full line of over
shoes and felt goods cheap. Sec our
seamless back school shoes for $1.It ( ) .
IIAYDIN : BROS. ,
Dry Goods , Sixteentli st.
niirllnsjton Koittc.
The Burlington Vestibule 1'xpress ,
No. 2. vvitli dining car , leaving Omaha
nt'l:50 : p.m. , arriving Chicago at 10:00 :
a.m. , is the best train for the east.
Ticket oiilcc , 1221 ! Farnam street.
Cedar blocks for fuel ; nothing better.
Mount it Grillin , 21U S. 14th st.
$ IOOO Chiclccrini ; IMnno ,
as good as new. for only $200 , at Moin-
borg's , 151i ( Dodge st.
Do You
Want a new heating stove or have you
a stove tlmt does not give satisfaction1 ;
If so call and examine the Acorn line
of stoves sold by John Hussio , 2107 Cum-
ing street. This line includes stoves
for every kind of fuel , and are sold at
prices lower than is asked for inferior
stoves.
Your especial attention is called to
The ACORN ART PARLOR for hard
coal. This stove combines the circula
tion of a furnace , tlie ventilation of a
fireplace , with the base heating quali
ties of a base burner , and vx ill save on
50 per cent in fuel. It has m.in.v imi
tators but no equal. On application I
xvill furnish you with the names of hun
dreds who are Using ACORN stoves in
Oinalin. JOHN HUMSIK.
2I07CUMINC STICKP/P ,
Near Saunders st. , sole agent for
Acorn stoves and ranges.
Take the Chicago , Milwaukee it St.
Paul railway , short line to Chicago and
all points east , north , and northwest.
Tlie only eastern line running .sh oping
cars direct to and from Omaha on all
trains. Passengers from the east arriv
ing on the evening trains reach Omaha
at 7:05 : j > . in. without transferal Council
Blulls. Pullman Palace sleeping cars ,
olegantday coaches and the linest din
ing cars in the world nro run on all
trains. For tickets and other informa
tion apply at 1501 Farimm street , Barker
block or Union Pnoilio railway ticket
olll cos.
F. A. NASH. General Agent.
Chant ; * ) of Tlinn.
On and after Sunday , November 18 ,
the through vestibule sleeper for Chicago
cage , via the Rock Island route , will
leave the Union Pacific depot , Oinahn ,
at i > ; 'M p , m.
Silver Creek is the best soft ooal , only
J0.50 per ton , try ' it , 221 S 14th , Jell W.
Bedford.
Stewart Place lots $1,500.
'thinks He Known Tnseott.
Cm , Mo. , Nov. 10 , A young man
whose inliul is totally derniiKed and who
gave his name as Hugh Kendall , and Dan
ville , Neb. , as his lesldonce , was consigned
to tlio city hospital yesterday , Kendall Is
possessed of several strnniro hallucinations ,
tie IniuKines nt one time that he Is in some
way ronnwtod with JOUMK Tascott , the
slnjerof inilliotiaiio Snoll , of Chicfi o , and
tlmt both tlio PiiikertoiiB are after him Ho
claims tlmt Tuscott keeps the Dundee house
In Danville and tlmt no is disguised as a
little old man. Kendall IB positives of this ,
fur ho tlilnlis ho 1ms boarded with him. At
another time strange men wanted to murder
him. Tlio lunatic vvus arrested by the police
some diys ago and plncoil in a cell over
night. On the following morn ins , ' he seemed
rational nnd was released. Yestuulny lie
again wandered into thn central station ap
parently in abject fear of nn unseen enemy
and it was dcomcd advisable to put him
under medical treatment.
A halco Steamer Ashore.
SAUI.T STE. MAIIII ; , Mich , Nov. 17 The
steamer Sturaa.ni , bound up with nearly n
full cm go of general merchandise , Is ashore
ten miles cast of Grand .Murala. Slio is re
ported to bu la bad condition. She has about
hovcn hundred tons , mostly coarse ft eight ,
on board ,
M1LL1NW SALE ,
The Immense Rodttotkm Sale of Mll-
liaory Continues To-morrow.
THE FAIR , I3TH AMD HOWARD STS
Will Offer the Orentww Millinery Hnr
jjiilns ol' the Season Stock. Musi
Go to Make Hooin For llul *
Idny Goods.
The ( , 'roiit bale u tortiiod for Satur
day will bo continued to-morrow oxvinj ,
to the uiifnvuniblu weather of yostor-
tiny.Your
Your choice of oxer 100 elegant trimmed
mod huts , latest styles of trimming *
not u hat in the lot worth IQM than
1-'t.oO. Wo will bell for
! ) , jc , ! )5c ) , ! ) : .
Our entire stock ot Imported Prcnol
l > atlcrn hats iirnl bonnets , worth fid am
* 115 , lit M.7o and $5.To.
Ladies' finest foil soft crusli huts , ! 5e. ! )
\Vo liavo thoiu in all colors , forinci
price $1.
FANCY FCATHKHS.
Fancy win s , all colors , that were lOc
at Ic.
Fancy feathers that were -Ic at ( ! c.
Fancy feathers that wore 15k at l25c.
Fancy feathers that wore 7 < ic at ISc.
Fancy feathers that were 0 > e at ( iHc.
Keinoniber The F.Ur never deceives
in their advertisements.
Millinery will bo cheap to-morrow at
TIlK FAIR
of ,1. 1 _ . Hrandeis & Sons ,
oO:2 : , oOl , flO , , VS ) and oil ) S. tilth.
The leading and most popular milli
nery department in Omaha.
The dcnth of a Topokn ( Kan. ) man vvns
caused by : i cake of soup , .vlilch slipped fiou
Ins h.imls , stiiklinru small tumor on hit let ,
and causing : \ fatal hoimnrlmKO.
SK Children at a IJIrth. A Dallas ( Tex.
dispatch sujs : " .Mis. Goonjo Ilirsch , 01
.Suturd.i.v , B.IVO birth to six childicn , foiu
\ioys uiul two gnls. All me dointf well. "
Mrs. Pr.ink A. Degro.it , of Mlllbur.v ,
Mass , tfuvo birth to to\ir \ girl babies tlie
other afternoon. The smallest child weigh *
thice pounds , uml thu othuis ni.irly six
pounds each. They aie all bright and
active.
A dlsp.itcli from Uhincbeck , X. Y. , reports
that "llshurinun at vm ions [ lonits along the
central Hudson arc catching strange lisli.
They vvuiifh u triflu over a pound and have
he.uls like bull do s. In otlier lospeets tliei
icsemble tlio coinmoa snckeis. "
Ko.idinastor Koviero , of Anioricus , Ga , 10
turned . \estoidu > lioiu a tup over the Anioi-
icus , 1'icston & Lunipkin r.iilro.ul , bunging
with him the skia of a snow-white sipnrrel ,
killed in Wilwc county a ilnj or t\vo 11150.
The little annual w.is perfectly white from
tip to tin , and was quito a curiosity to those
who saw it.
The cMiT.oniinary force exerted Siy grow
ing fungi was hhovvn the other ilav utKxeter ,
a Xew llampsliiro village. It was noticed
that u cone about seven Indies in diametei
was ruing In tlie middle of tin asph.ilt vv.illr.
Hene.ith it a miislnoom was discoveied ,
which hud cracked and raised a solid stietcli
of asphalt two iiithci in thickness.
The physicians at the Bellevue hospital ,
Xew Yoricha\o advertised for u four-lic.idod
baby. It should not be concluded , however ,
that they intend to encourage the production
of this fit > uk of natiiio. A year ago a girl
baby with three nearly pel feet hands at
tached to her right aim was brought to the
hospital , and tlio physicians wish to redis
cover the phenomenon. '
A llsli story as follows comes from Lon
don : A CJnmsbi smack wnile tisliin 'in the
North sea on the 24th of Octobui , bioiight up
a plaice , having the lotteis printed on it , llH.
Head , " one arid n half inches in length. It is
supposed that the lish was bi ought up when
jotiiig , that then the letteis were cut upon
it , and thai it was afteriv.uds thrown over-
boa ! d. A thick skin had grown over the
letters. The liudcr intends pit-serving the
plaice.
Ulili/.iniC IlloodlioiimN.
London Truth : Tlio bloodhound cry ,
HUe most other cries which originally
had n , grain of sense in them , is being
carried too far. Before wo determine
to rely exclusively upon bloodhounds
for the detection of murderers , I would
suggest the following experiment : Lot
a sheep bo tethered in the iniddlo of a
field over night. In the morning let a
butcher , entering the field from the
east , go up to that sheep and kill it ,
and. caving the carcass on the ground ,
depart < ) ! . - north. Then half an hour
afterwards let a policeman , a respecta
ble married man , but with noamity ,
that thus the .susceptibilities
of Northumberland street may bo
unrullled. acting upon "information re
ceived , " enter the Hold from the weal ,
and find the slaughtered sheep , and de
part due south. Now comes tlio blood
hound upon the " -ceiio , and obviously
there arc five courses open to the intnl-
ligont animal : 1. IIu may elect to follow
backwards tlio track of the butcher entering -
tering the field , for obviously the foot of
the butcher smells just Ihubnmo whether
you begin to smell it at the too or tlio
heel. 1' . lie mav to the way the butcher
went when leaving the Hold. . ' ! . Ho may
go on the rovcr o track of tlio entering
policeman. Or (1) ( ) on the line taken
by the retreating constable. > . Ho may
lie down on the top of that sheep
and out as much mutton a ho can. It
tlio dog is hungry this last is un
doubtedly the course which ho will
adopt. If , on the other hand , he is not
hungry , but intolliirent ( and also , like
Halanm's ass , inspired ) , he will distin
guish , not merely between the tracks o/
the butcher and policeman , but also be
tween the two tracks of tlio butcher ,
and , following the right one , will 11 ml
that worthy in his favorite public house.
Then murder will cease upon the earth ,
for no criminal would be so mad as to
court certain detection , nnd the golden
ago will return. In the meantime it is
of cour.se obvious that thu bloodhounds
should he supplied to Sir James ilanncn
and Justices Day and .Smith to enable
them to find out who forfrod the " 1'ar-
nell letters. "
AN UNPAlTMFin , WII 'I3.
.111 H. IliHcnow Tlroa. of Her IliiHlmml
and DfHertB Him ,
MII.Iiint Nov. 1(5 ( , Ippsclal to Tun Hm. .
On Wednesday Inst Mrnest Itoscnow , of
Sioux City , In , accompanied b\ \ his friend
nnd banker , William 'from , paid a visit to
our village. They hud Jtlrs. Helen Uosenow
and August Ten nrrontod under a warrant
for adultery. The couple had been rusticat
ing hereabouts for about nix weeks under
the imiao of Henry Wagner and wife When
the offenders were brought befoiothojus
tlco the Injured husband I clouted and refused
to appear us a witness against his \\ifo , who
In the meantime gave up her soven-year-old
son Charles to his father , Mrs Kosenow
also signed a document acknowledging her
guilt. The seducer concurred in the con
fession of Mrs. Uosonow. From a reliable
source it Is learned that Mrs. Kosenow left
her paramour on Thursday morning , and
followed her husband to Sioux City , Mho
marital relations of Kosenow and w.lfo have
been very unsatisfactory for some time , and
slio has loft her husband before this in search
of a more congenial partner.
Book-keeping , penmanship , arithme
tic , short-hand and telegraphing , day
nnd evening bcssioiiB. Omaha Business
College , lith ( and Capitol avenue.
HAYliX : HUPS.
Millinery nnd Cloak Sale.
Wo propose to inaugurate the
tolling ami decisive millinery and cloak
pale ot this -cason. Wo will offer n line
of ladies' felt huts at 2-ic , floe nud 5o ( )
each , tlmt cost 81.00 to $1.23. We will
nKo pln-cu on sale a flue- line of French
hats at less than import cost. This sale
will Include n beautiful assort
ment of fine fancy feathers at fie ,
loc , I'lc ' and 25i each , never be
fore old less limn $1.110 Ostrich
tips ntoo , sold in bargain Miles at il'.lo.
Our stock of fancv feathers is beyond
comparison in quality , variety and price.
A full line of ladies' elegant worsted
jer oys at 75c , worth 1.50 ; at $1.00 , Sl.'ii
nnd $1.50 you got choice of elegant jer
seys worth ffii.UO each.
WO ladles' and mis--os' long ulsters nt
$ o. : > 0 , worth $10.00 each. Ladles' cloth
garments nt fl.OO , $ (1.00 ( and $ ( l."o , worth
$10.00 to * lo.OO.
700 ladies' plush garments , nil Mitln-
llncd nnd made in the best and most ap
proved styles nt f't.OO. ? 1U.OO and MS.OU :
such garments as mo advertised e\ery
day at Sl-'i.OO to SJn.OO.
Our shawl department is a tremendous
success. Hood beaver alinwl fl.O" ) . worth
ftl.Ol ) Good shawls $1.00 to $ U > 0. Black
cashmere shawls in nil grades during
this sale at less than import cost.
HAYDKN IJUOS. ,
Dry Goods , Sixteenth street.
iiAYonrs HUPS.
DrcNH ( ioodH Sale.
The most unrelenting cutting in
jiricoH. Lancaster worsted dress goods ,
in all shades , He .Mini , worth 1-ie. Hi- (
inch English ciushmere , in black and
colors , llMo , worth t7e. ! Doublefold
fancy dross goods , Htc , worth II"ic. K- (
iuoh all wool tricot , in new shades , ± ! c
.Mini , reduced from flOc. Beautiful
Fruneh basket chocks , 'fie. worth Toe.
18-inch imported Henriettas , black and
colors , 4"c , worth Toe. Fancy French
combination suitings , fiic. worth $1.K ( ) .
Paris novelty robes , beautiful combina
tions , ij'l.T. ' " ) and $10.00 each , cost &i7.00
to import. Silk plushes , in all the now
shades , ; Uc ) yard. If you can't got the
bhade and ( juality of plush \ou need ,
give us a call ami wo will suit .veil in
quality , shndo and price. Striped silk
pjush at 'Vie , worth $1.50. Quilted satin
lininirs , G5ciud. . . Our sillt sale is at-
t 'iicting more attention than any siilo
we ever attempted. Guinet black silks
at ( i'c ' ) , worth $ ! . - " ) . GUI net black silks
at SScortli $1.7. " ) . Other numbers
( iiiitiot black bilus at equallvlow prices.
Sujierb Flench Henriettas , in black and
colors , at : fe ! ) , lc ! ) , .Vc ) and 75c per jard
.Monday and Tuesday onlv.
HAYDKiN BROS. ,
Dry Goods , Sixteenth Street.
First Principles oi'Tradc.
Detroit Free Press : .lake .Mrs.
Growler wants two more yaids of that
cloth she bought here yesterday , but
she says we charged her 10 cents more
than Wool ( V Co.
Dealer Ho\\ much did they charge
her ?
.lake Sixty cents , and we've been
getting 70 for it.
Dealer Well , whv don't she buy it at
Wool's ( hen ?
Jake They haven't any ; nobody in
town lias it except us.
Dealer How much did jou say it was
a yard ?
Jake Seventy cents.
Dealer And she wants two yards
ii'ore ?
.1 akc Yes.
Dealer Nobody else has it ?
Jake Nobody.
Dealoi Well , let her have it for 00
cents , then.
The republicans of thu Seventh ward
are requested to meet at the Park house ,
Ilanscom park , on Monday evening
Nov. lit , at S p. m. , for the purpose of
nominating a candidate for ward coun
cilman to be voted for at the election to
behold Dee. 4 , next. By older of the
Seventh ward republican club.
CiiAs. A. Pori'Kii , Sec. Pro Tern.
Frederick , the le.ining hatter , his :
just received the largest and most ele
gant line of caus for boys , jonths and
gentlemen ever shown in Omaha. Boys
jerseys , plush , cloth and fur. Men's
seal and fur of every description. His
store is crowded with all styles of caps
to suit everyone , prices from $1 to
'
$10 , $1) and'$18 for seal.
AMUSEMENTS.
Tiua Moiidnu ( in-l
L'Jthontl 20 tit.
GEORGE WILSON'S
NEW REFINE ! ) MINSTRELS ,
fir.OKGi : WILSON ,
( Of "W.ilt/-Me.At'ala" Inmo )
to roitTV pjin.tiicKs to
MON'ir CHISTO KIltST I'AltT.
Thu most nnt/llni ; display of wealth and
ginn < lenro\ pies ntod tolm'cuof minstrelsy ,
l mi ml thu Woinlot. Walt < l'iu o \ oc-.illHts Kn-
hunting Miirilcllcaiitiral Dancing. ( nuhj
t-oiiK-i > ents go on biiluntu o'clock
mornliiK.
Two A'l'thts , MonddH and Ttietnl u ,
Aoi . unit ini'l anilXOth.
'JliuliiuiiK AlinrUiuitur Mil AIDI.N
BENEDICT ,
biipporlcil lij MIH < I inuti"i hielil. Mini Ills own ( inner.
fill iinii ( > uiiln tlio Cri'iilcst llrninii uf HIM Avu
tram lliti imxl HOiiiU-rlul novi-lI'tiirwrlttiii ,
Altixandur DuiimH' Mnsteriileco ,
MONTE CRISTO.
TliH foiiiiiiny | Ourrlos Ita < mn fctunery.
SI'HIM NoTKI. Kl n'llioii niul Dcilliirs Hill liiitin
li'iii ( ll In MurMi'M'rllrnn ulnilnnH liihiipinirliil
| IUL | ilia Hint .Mr lli'iiuilkl Miinto t'n lii' HII | IT
u titri'lircHi'iilitllnniiHliiHiift rl" 'c-n win In Amcriui.
llffcric'd r-Liit Biilo will ii | > n Mliinliiy iit'.iu in.
.OPERA HOUSE
Friday nml Salut'tlny ,
Not-ember XX , 2i nntl 24.
( SATI'JtUA 1' MATIN HE. )
ROSE COGHLAN.
t'ndiTtlmiminnBonient of AiiKiistim 1'ltoti ,
UIAKIJ : * r. OKIIII.ANSUO.
mantle I'lav
JOCELYN.
I'ne Coinpnnv lirlniri , nil the Seem ry. ( 'ostilinos ,
I urnltuii ) iihcdln thu I'luy ,
F.VJTHn.VV nMCMNC , only pirfonnuniu of
PEG WOFFINGTON.
lUgnlar prices. Peats go on hulo ut U o'olock
VVcdnusdu ) morning.
© EDEN MUSEE ©
COBJl ANP FARNAMST5.
19.
Don't fall to sco
LILY CONROY ,
The Only Lac'y Contortionist ,
A MARVELOUS WOMAN !
Grand Attractions in all parts of
ho house.
Gnu Dime Admits to AH.
niiiis
lly Keening Your red Drjr ntl
AVnrm.
- S. MTM.r.H.
THK CASH SH010 MAX ,
Has just received antl / line of
and children's
WAUM LINI : SHOHS AND SUP-
Which wo shall oiler Monday nnd all
next week at
LOWiST : CASH THICKS ,
A few of xvhich we quote below : Ladioi'
beaver , Ileeco-lined. button , * L\00 ;
ladles' beaver , front foxed , lleucc-lined ,
button , SU.OO ; ladies' beaver , llannel-
lined bals. $ l..ill ; ladies' beaver , llannol-
lined felt Mile- slippers , $1.00. ladies' fell
plush bound slippers , $1..V ladies' oporn
( Uppers , $1.U5. Our ladles' and chil
dren's llreside comfort shoes and slip
pers are just the thing for cold feet.
We have just received n full line of
OVKUSHOF.S ,
Including all the latest novelties , from
the best rubber factory in the country ,
which we shall sell tit tlio loxvest prices.
First quality goods can be bought any
where ,
ciii'.Ap unmr.H noons AUK nn.vu
AT ANY PHUT. .
You can save -0 percent on jour sboc
b'll ' this winter bv btiving vour
FOOTWIAU A'r ' MiuJu's : CASH
SHOI : STOHI : ,
( ill ! X. loth street between California
and Webster streets.
llo'N All Illu'ht.
C'liU-atro Herald : An Arbor , Mich. ,
claims the honor of oriiriiiiitlng the
"He's , all rljjlit" veil. It has been
known for many years amontr college
men , thouirh bcfoio last spring it had
failed to attract a vvidor share of atten
tion. When the deletrates from tlio
university of Michigan branch of the
Michigan club went down to the repub
lican banquet tit Detriot in February
thev edilled tlio gatherinj ; bv the ques
tion. "What'stho matter xviOi the U. of
M.V" which elicited the equally thread-
b.tro response , "She's till ri htl'1 Tliu
cry \\nstiikon \ totbo national convention
ut Chicago by the Michigan delegation ,
who applied it to General Aljior , and
Hinco tliat timu it htisenjo edn national
ropuU.tion.
< iaOO - < * - S
GARMENTS.
a We keep pace with the e
a young' men. o
f They are the buyers of to-f
v morrow. V
t 9
a We want them Lo be as sure a
we're the advance guarding
A our field of enterprise. a
? We're ' not resting on ?
? laurels earned from the past ?
generation. The young men ?
Alike our good dress as well , y
| They like our styles ; &
there's a ring about them *
I that's new. So with the Y
price.
A
They can afford made-to-
measure garments. ?
Our Suits to order $20. 4
Our Trousers to order $5. ?
Our Overcoats to order A
$18.
. Are an index of our fair ?
| prices. ®
| Our finer Madc-to-meas-
9 tire Garments are as high in |
quality and as low in price.
1409 Douglas St. , Omaha. A
Patterns after pattern ,
stripes , plaids , checks , mix
tures , diagonals , cheviots.
Don't expect difficulty in
choosincr.
Nothing Succeeds Like Success ,
'I'liu ninnlf" t aiiprcclution of our i-irorls
In please our uiHtomviH , ttlmtilatci nt > t"
tontlnned fliidemor.
t 1'ieih Inducements nro now belni ; oirrn-d
in the following goods ,
MKN'H OVKIICOA TH.
IIOVS1 AN CllIMltI.VS ) BI'IT.S AND
O V IJHCUATt.
orturicnrcs nre c cT > rtnj Jmri <
VcnitiKs ; you 01111 liiudl > look at tinpiT wltii ,
out rtndlUKof xomu stiddt'ii dlsnliiininlH | ( < of ni
IUMOII , aonu'iiiiirdiT without n rait' to tlio mur *
derer , lomit snddoii fruik of nature , oine IHH
nrci iiatnli'e ' i'iiloHlon | , n lima ptic < to unrklH
tinimniilni ; us usual , anil nc\er ri'tninv , a shit *
cnlln from i irt nnd Is t\Mil ! ( w eit up 1'v tlio sen ;
thi' ii urc mil ) oc < imlininl ImjiiK nlnpi.
It Is n ins MCI y tlmt iH-rinns will K dny ftftf *
dm with chronic Invnlh Ism sluiliiK them Intlia
fiii c. ninny little think ur rare nf tinnltlnmta
t'tli'tts of rt s t lit iilliMint nrKlorti-d , n iligUK
ciitixrrh , JlioiiKli tiiniliicMntiif and amunlnu
I'oth ' to the in riou ni ( I < iilm , l ulli..uil Ita
own nv tllllitliefreinci't i utrlitim of colds.
t lie ulr | i \ < * * I\K < s bee tunes so inoh , tl.tliat all * IH
iiKvlsiiivt. tfmtltnllt \ Is sln\h , imt inrltf
slllniiiiia\Mi.v 1 IIP MM y nil that ono brrntliptl
111 smli i uses Is eontiiinliiiitcdli ) juitrltl inanjest
In the no o niul lliroat , oarrjlnn m rnis of dlvenpo
to the ultlmiitoulr l > iues of tlie lun s hcra
rlo-ily hoiivtMl , tin' ) lommriKo then \MnkuC
( lo-ti lullini.
VMiy not tnko these rn es onrlv when vlth it
little \ieii ) lltnre of time , nnd u small amomitt
of inoiuy the roiniltlon run In rumoxui.Vo
tuKeias' s lij Hi o in iinli tinitei'tueiii tront-
nieiit nml metllfliKHecim c jouiio tmin uml
the icsults are suriirlslnc
IIOKS THIS .MM IY TO YOU ?
"l"i .ends lluinAiifi , rountiymen.lend me youft
ems , ' siisuld Mink. AH tun over the body 08
Julius ( ui's.ir 'DiiHisnim figure t'fsiictclu
noon -\\oiiitl Hunt to lend theli ( iirx. but nmns
muh'it tlienililth is t < tiilMilelit , to lMliK.
'I lu ar of man Is < me of the mo t I eantlfnl
nnd jic'ileit of all hts omnas. Its mieriinl
nuiliiini-m iHiomplliiitcil niul dellinte ; lt In-
tiecliy is nece-sun foi tilt perfictpi'ifoinmnca
ol It- Inn lion , mini ) IH'IMJIIS tie lt-et sumo
Mlli-llt tiimtitesnf tlie em , ot c intlKllnils orKanl
until theli lieurliiK If lieimantiv defeitlvrv
hat inethocaif-osof tat Iroiibltsi1 Colil.nro'
dm dm < at.uih In Its \ailniis fotmx. nnd itson <
seiiitiues | in the jri < "t innllsjiosiiiK innsu on
deifness throughout ni the -.tiiKes of life
Isntie of the most lommnii
famllli i ol iilienomena.whli lilsnninttori f per.
Mill il \urlemt' | with eierjoni1.
'I here ure time fm torK nernlh nere'Baryfoe
tlieiiioiliii tlon of iiiolii I.OH It iniK-rntnie.nirln
motion , nnd molsiuie.ns e know , tin iiitlouoQ
to'doi tlrnlt or moist ittmosplioicorun it-oiltM
in nn Inllamation of thu ninious membianu o (
some portion of the all | ia S.IKCN us btlnc tlm
IHIIIII of len-t resist c , and IIH tlast. uttnckM
le nre with nn nnitd frequently , we Uiul tlmtl
the Intlnmatiiiy unulitlon penotintvs
tie , jier piir.so mtlmiinis with tliu iinuousint m
brane ol the nose nml tin oat , notalil ) thedistnt
clan tubes , \ \ hu h mn inim the upper pail of thu
tlno it behind the niHtills , to the lalddlu ciu on
tmptiiinn
'I In tn\ltvof themlililleenr vhould be Mllctl
wllhev rii-newed air , which pissts tliK.ilKlJ
the tnbisnt every aet of swiillow linj , but whoi *
thullnliiKnf tli tubes me Indium d It iintrs nn ,
nnd sei lelesnn excess of mucus whKh stnjis nil
tin tubes and p tnents tin Imjiessof nlr. pro.
urn 1 1 a nnlllt tl t omllilon of luailliB niul rlui :
illKOI bll7'llin In the head.
A neciei it d Intlamatlon oC tills kind prndnrpn
ptrmanent thUkenlm ; of tlio membrane- thu
mlildli uu nnd nlso the tin drum.
Otlier i allies of eai tronbltH are mou-.lt s smr
lot lext i and smallpox : tlm o dl-i nsooftpii
leaxe thu tars In a rondltlonhlrh tanses then }
totllsc liaise mat let Itu y.-ai" . and oft en i-mliply
( lostiox the e irdi nms It M cms nnnec -i-ary
to show tlmt i mining nom the eiirs should bd
abated , but mam aie still toimelons of tlio be-
llol that soiiuMuciimulutlon of Impiniiy In tbt ]
b'ood would take plate 1C this U'nt as i losod ,
A tinted antliol siiyThe tonvtant menacettl
life btii'ense ot bone niul tonseiiiitnt itii
llamution of thueo\uilnt's of tin * Iniiln , ub'-ees'j '
ol thu main , Inllimatlon of the veins blootj
poisoning , tie : thu t'xliiui-tliin liom ( in IO.IKII ]
nisi liaiKe. the bad smill whli h tlie n itlt lit inrJ
ileswlth him , tinillinl"ir 111 Ilic i iu' . tut tU > nf
KH-.IUO all r.'asons mllltatliiK In laxtn tfn
piompt and speedy suppie slon of n dlsclmrcd
trom the ear.
SOMETHING IVOltm
V Few Sviiiiitoms of
Mn > Prove Serious to Von.
DOJOII h.ixo fmjntmt tits of mental depics-
Doou uNpeilcnce ihiKltig or biirzlng noised
in vim v ir-s'
Do xon tei'l ixs though ) on must Millocato
vx hcnl ) ing doxvn/
AIUJOU troubled u lib a hacking tough and
general debility/
Aii'jo.n ) i'S ( 'cncridly xxcak nnd vvateiyand
trnnii'iitly intlamud/
Does your x olcu Imx o a busk , tblck sound anil
a n isal Mirt of txx iintr/
Is jou buMth fri > iiieiitly | offensive iioni i
uiiiiccoiintnbli ) ciiusu'/
Iliivi ) j on u dull , opprcsslx-o Iieadacho , HI
ally lot.itod oxci tlio OJCH/
Do von havu to baxxk and ( ongb fltincntl ) ID
tlio rtloit to dear youi tlnoat/
Are ) ou losing xoui SCUM ) of snioll and If
yoni sense of tastu beromlng dulled/
loi" > ) oiiriio i.alw.i ) > leel stopped up , fore
iiiL'jou lo biLMtliu tliioii-'li join moutlu
Do yon fieiiuuntly ft el dl//y , p uJlrnl.irly
xxlii-n htoopliiK to jili k anything oil thu lluoi/
Does eveiylitlliidiaflof lr ninlcveiy "
' miiKu s of It iniii'iatiiri * ' " > on a cold/ ,
Aru .Mill aniio.M d hy aconstantdeslii' to haxvK
pi I out an endless iinantltv of phlegm'
Do you -olroiii bedusthedantl wtaknsmj
xtiutliu iiKht befoie and Kel us thon0'hou
Minted to lie thoiu Imevui /
Is.\uin tinoit tilled wlthlihlt-K'n ' In the morn-
mr. x\hlth L.inonl ) liu discharged ulteiloleu6
toutliliiKiindliax\KliiKanil sinttngi | >
Do win oe aslmiallx waku tiuni a tioiibluil
hlei'jiwlth a stint and ft el ax If ) on had just
esiapid ahoilliilodiath bj ihykliiKi1
111iu u : 'Ih'Mthoxe ' aie Kome of tlie man ?
hymptomxot caliuih ami ( hobeIimliiK ( ol hint ;
tumbles Not olio t ise In a bundled will li.ivil
all of them lintoMiyoni alh cted will h ixe n
fewer m i ly ot them. Tlif Kiea'oi or m uu i r-
ioiisxiiiii hmptoniH , themoiu ( liiiijviOIIH join !
conillUon lfon liaxu homuol all ot them ,
Til ION YOU II/VVi ; OATAUKH.
\ \ hy waste time on pltent mi tilt lues that m < t
not appllcabl lo joui insu/ \\h ) wasit > ouc
n one ) on no'-li unis that menu uiid ( nl ) to
'
gel yo'ur mtm'y. and mav agiiraxatejo n case
Instead or helping ItThis tlaxHol illst IISIH n
tuatetlxtiy noussfiilh b > Di. Jord in. 'Ihti
iininx ( iisiH i < poiteil tliioiiKh tln < ilnlh IMJICIM
pioxesthls , and < > i < h sl.ituininl Jiulil -met In
Mlbst mtlulh tliesann asglx,1 ! ! li ) tliugiate ul
pallint xxho has IIOL-II t meil.edonot bayouc
cases , XM < haxe no in ed to uiiy thornour patientl
ollei them to IIH xomntiirllx , and this in an ovl
deuie thntwuhaxu done ioi tliem all that xx-o
p i niNed. Dr. .Ionian itsiw no sti rtt nostinniH ,
out i nr-s dlHtaso by skllllul ( omblnntlinis oC
the In ht known lemeilluuiijillMl In t'i most
appiox-tdaid Hdentllli nianner. and bj nxhiK
thn ha HI Kiulmost hliihlv IUMIIIII inkd iipp'lan- '
tfs l.noxxn to thu profcssli u , Ho thnx pio-
dm ( siesnits that speaii fin themstlxcH In thu
miiiiy pitli'iitH hec.urei'.iind xxu ni-surii out itiiii- .
cis that tills pliHltlan has ai'hli xi d .1 HIKIIH'J
In i m Ing dlsiasuthat few oilier ductoix candui
pllcatu.
J. CRESAP McCOY ,
( I.ntc of ItPllcvii" HospitalNuxv Vork. )
Succeeded Dy
JOCIOK
Charles M , Jordon
( Lain of tin ) I nlvuiMly of Wxv Vork I'lty atlJ (
lluxsaid Lnlvtlaltv , UuMhltie.tun , I > , C.
HAS orncKs
No. 31O find Oil Ramoo ;
Corner I'lfUrntli nnd HiiuieyHts , Onuilin , . *
\\liui all cnrubln IIIHC.I uiu tleattd
VXUU HULC09H.
Note Dr. C'liarlcH > l , .Ionian bus br < n iosl
ilntpliy lclan for Dr. .MtC'oy , In Omnlin , tor
tlio past ytur und IH tlio phyxlilun ut.'iliui
inadn Uiu Linus that Imvtbetn ] iublHlicd )
weeltly in this impel. ,
/
Medlral illfifftseB treated Hklllfully. rnnsiiinn *
lion , llrlcbt'H dlhfUKf. Dyxpopxfa , llbuuiiiatlHiiii
mil all K KKVOUri OI.SKAUCS All d easi'ii no-
: ullar to tliu eexea H specialty. L'ATAItltlf
CONSULTATION at oltlco or by null ) , f 1.
Olllte. houra-ilto It a. in .Slot p.m. , 7 U)8p ,
in , tiunda ) olllcu honru fiom U a , m. , to 1 ] > . in.
Correipondvnccii'colxtapioinpt ntttnt'on.
Manx dlheartof urn tiv.itul eucu'M.sfullv by Dr.
lonlon tbroiiKii tliu muliH.iind U h tlnix ( xtsiil lo
lor those tillable to niilkti a louritcy to ohl.Ua
HIICCH8.SI'fII , IKMI'lTAI , J'llC.M'Ml'.Nl' At'