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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 11, 1888)
8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : TUESDAY. DECEMBER 11. 18Sa THE CITY. Omoor Uoi-lo - , of the Tenth Btrcct depot bent , is on the nick list. The llltlo dauRhtcrot Mr. nml Mrs. A. 1' . Tukcy. Ellznbotji Todtl Tnkoy , rtfjed one your and one month , died yes. tcrday. The Millnrd hotel waiters hnd on tholr new drubs suits Sunday. The boys looked very nice , nnd Colonel I'luminer hnd nn extra curl on his mustache. The flro department was called ou Sunday morning to quench a small blaze 'in the sheds of iv brick yard at Twenty-ninth and Dccatur streets. llio damage done was liphl. The county republican central com mittee hol'd a meeting jcstorday afternoon toconsldor the contest inBlltutod by the republican candidates for thd legislature in the Into election. The flag of the Union Pacific head quarters was placed al half-mast yester day when the announcement of the death of fclhha Atkins of Uoston , formerly second end vice president of the t'oad was made. Marshal Dicrbowcr and Deputy Mar- Bhal Stownrl have returned from Ore- Bon , where they took Hiuhard Jonoway. the fugitive that wan arrested hero and wanted at that place for rilling the mails. Confidencemnn are again infesting the Union Pacific depot , but , so far , without mooting with any victims. Two of them tried the old dodge of dropping n roll of bills at the feet of a granger Saturday night , but ho managed to re member that honesty was the best of policy and didn't claim the money They have better bucccsd at the trans fer. I'orsoniu O. M. Oaynor , of Chicago , is at the Mil- Itmi. I , . T. CnlUins , Fairmont , is a guest nt the Murray. M. H. Kavnungh , Now York , Is nt tlio Murray. N. 13. Campbell , Milwaukee , is a guest nt the Paxton. E. L. Heed , Weeping Water , Is stoppuiB at thoPuxtoii. T. S. Huchnnnan , Now York , Is roistered nt tliol'juton. George E. Robins , Chicago , is registered nt the Murray. S. N. Watson and wife , Chicago , are rep- istcrcd at the 1'iivton. Miss Florence Hlce , of Denver , Col. , is u guest nt the Millnrd. \V. II. Furnswortli , of I3Iair , Nob. , is reg istered at the Millunl. W. P. and A. N. Marltle , of St. Louis , are guests at the Millnrd. W. I ) . Knton and wife , of Burlington , la. , nrc registered nt the Millnrd. A. M. York , of the York Loan and Invest ment company , of Dos Moines , is n guest at the Murray. Chnnnoey Wilslo mid wife , together with Miss Nancy and Muster Chuunccy J. Wilsic , of Fullurton , Nob. , are pucstH at the Paxton. Mr. Holbrook , the Chicago drummer who was seriously injured the other day by fall ing down the elevator nt the Paxton build ing , has recovered stilllclently to allow him to proceed to Kansas City last nntht- Ex cellent medical attention and careful nurs ing at the Murray brought him round in good shape. Bfnil Clerks Appointed. A. A. Clark of Winston , Neb. , has been ap pointed mail clerk on the Burlington & Mis souri railway between Kansas Ciiy and Crawford. .T. H. Flanary of MoEwen , 'Conn. , has been appointed mail clerk on the Oregon short line between Green HiverVyo. . . and Iluntington , Oregon. W. G. Hru.cc , of Luslr , Wyo. , has been np pointed mail clerk on the ElUhorn between Ctiudron and Glcnrock. Stntilicd In nSouth Orunhit Bnglno. At 5M5 o'clock last night Al Cole , a piano player nt the Lllrdio Mann resort nnu Al Williams , n lurber , while In a house of easy Tirtuo , between Twenty-fifth and Twenty- sixth streets , north of N streets , got into trouble nnd Cole stabbed Williams in the back , inflicting a g.ish so deep that a physi cian , who was summoned , put his ilngors in the gash the whole length. Whether the wound is llkclv to prove fatal cannot now bo stated. Cole was subsequently arrested. Rol > l)0'I ) Her Kmployor. Miss Nellie Roth was arrested Sunday on complaint of Mrs. R. C. Ilowell , 2108 Far- nam , who claims that while Nellie was working for her the girl stole the following articles : Ono gold pair of spectacles , valued at $10 : ono baby's Jlnuer ring , $1(1 ( ; one- gen tleman's silk scarf , $3.Cl ) ; one pair of lady's shoes , $ ! ; one dress waist , $3 , nnd two skirts , $ J. Nellie denies that .sho took the , poods but Mrs. IIowoll claims she has irre futable testimony that the girl is the culprit. N'chraslCii Fish. The Nebraska llsh commission mot in the ofllco of B , E. 13. Kennedy on Saturday. The object , of the meeting was to prepare the annual report. Mf. W. L. May , of Fre mont , nnd Mr. Kennedy comprise the mem bers of the board since the death of Dr. Livingston. Mr. M. E. O'Brien , suporin tcmlunt of the hatchorics , was also prosunt. The young Jlsh distributed in the stuto dur ing the year amounted to 17,73 J.TJ.'i , or.bout 2,000,000 more than durim ; IS57. Two cars of flsli were received from Illinois. The cars contained M.O'JO lish of six kinds , differ ent from any now raised in the state. Six Inol'iOH of Snml. The Bnndcrn Flagstone company , which has the contract for the laying of the walk around the county building , were- not com plying with the terms of the contract in the eyes of the county commissioners , and in consequence the work was temporarily stopped Saturday. The point on which the question was raised by the board was that the contractors were not spreading n Mx-lnuli base of sand under the stone as was required , but instead wcro using only three inches. t- The matter was explained , und the work Is - now bolng done under the specifications of the contract. Nostlinin , the Forcer. Charles Nostham , the hotel boat nnd for ger from Kansas City , was taken back to that place yesterday by Mr. Hughes , the Kansas City detective. Mr. Hughes believes that Ncsthaui is a professional hotel beat and has n pal. Ho hints Hint there are other ehnrges ngnlnst him. Nc.sthain gnvo the nnmo of Kdwards in Kansas City and did the propri etor of the Midland hotel to the tune of i'-TiO with n forged check on the Equitable Lifo nssurnnco company of Now York. From there ho wont to DCS Moines , nnd from Do * Moincs hero , each tlmo rc iitorin under an assumed name. Her tt Co , lln eve , The well known liquor firm of Her & Co. has been dissolved and will hereafter be known us P. E. Her & Co. The retiring member is Joseph D , Her , those remaining being P , E. Her and H. § uesonbach. The 11 rm are tiio owners of the Willow Springs distillery of this city , as also a liquor jobbing house on Harnoy street. The latter feature , it is said , the firm will soon discontinue , confining themselves to tlio work of distilling. Joseph D. Her is the Junior member of the brewing llrm of Storz & Hoi. Ho has been with this llrm for several years and for some time past lias been disposed to sell out if the * person coula bo found who was able to meet Ins fig- wres. HQ is Interested in another brewery in Kansas City which wna opened three wccus ago , and it is likely that bo will here a after make his homo in that city , n An Absolute Cum. Olio ORIGINAL AUIBTINI3 OINTMENT Is only put up in large two ounce tin box , and is an absolute cure for old sores , burns , wounds , chapped hands , and all skin erup tions , will positively care all kinds of pile. ! . Ask for the ORIGINAL AWET1NB OINT MENT. Bold by Goodman Drug Co. , at S3 Bl wr box-by mqll 30 cents. Omalia tlic Comtna Mctllcnl Center of the Went. It Is a fact which ha < ? boon noticed by many observers , that in every country or section , gome certain city become celebrated as a medical con tor to which the sick nnd deformed go from o very di rection for relief and cure. Such cities become medical points or ccntors.clther on account of natural advantages , cli mate , mineral water. otc.or from boiiiff the homo of celebrated physicians and surgeons renowned for their success , and possessing extraordinary facilities for treating and curing diseases. That Omaha is rapidly becoming , or has al ready become , so celebrated , is an es tablished fact. Moro persons come to Omaha for medical and surgical treat ment than to any other four cities of twice its bizo , nnd the numbers seem to bo constantly on the increase. Some attribute this largo medical busi- ncsn to the central location of Omaha , but the credit is , without doubt , duo to the Omaha Medical and Surgical Insti tute. A reporter counted liftoon sick persons on one train coming to that in stitution for treatment one day last Week. The physicians and surgeons of this establishment are men of unusual skill and experience , und are supplied with every appliance , apparatus or remedy known to the medical world to bo of value. Neither time nor money has been spared to make it a success. No other city in Iho west possesses such a medical establishment ; any intelligent , thinking person roall/os the ad vantages of such a place. Tlio practice of medi cine has been undergoing a gradual but steady improvement. Now methods arc constantly employed. The entire worltl i.s searched for Iho best remedy for disease. Chronio oomplaiiits es- peciallv have received the attention of specialists , and many diseases which a few years ago were considered incur able , now yield to scientific treatment and proper care. The general practitioner or country doctor has neither time nor inclination to give the proper attention and situdy to the thorough scientific investiga tion of obscure chronic diseases , there- lore ho will not go to tlio ox- uoiibo of supplying himself with new instruments , apparatus and reme dies which men of advanced thought are inventing and bringing before tlio medical profession. Persons have lin gered for yo.irs with a discuso pro nounced incurable perhaps by their family doctor , until tlioir sullorings have compelled them to seek relief uxv.iy from home. Visiting the Omaha insti tute , thorough investigation has re vealed their real disease , by nropor methods they have boon cured , and they become a standing advertisement , fco that year by year it becomes more celebrated , and greater numbers of pa tients are treated. One year ago when the institute was moved from the old building on Capitol avenue to the new one on Thirteenth and Dodge , which it now occupies , the writer gave tiio readers of this paper a full description of tlio different depart ments , but having occasion to visit it this week , wo were surprised at the great increase in the numberof patients and the improvements every way. Five doctors now constitute the stalV. three skilled instrument makers manufacture surgical braces and appliances for de formities , trusses , etc. Four druggists are employed compounding medicines. Wo learn from the express receipts that from seventy to one hundred packages of "medicine are shipped every day to patients treated by correspondence. This branch receives the mo t careful attention , and requires the whole time of one physician , two assistants , a sten ographer and typewriter , as well as shipping clerics , pharmacists , etc. Tlio n timber of persons under treatment at tlio institute in the city and by corres pondence , through agents , sent in by doctors etc. , numbers over four thous and , and they are scattered over every state and territory. Patients are now heio from eight different states , Ne braska , Iowa , Colorado , Kansas , Mis souri , Dakota , Wyoming nnd Montana. One of the special features is the line and expensive electrical apparatus for the medical use of elec tricity. There is none bettor in exist- once. The hotel auartinont looks very homo-like , and in fact every doparmont is complete. Tlio now building just being com pleted joining it on IJodge street side has just been added to tlio institute , ad ding to it forty elegant rooms , and eight plain and electric bath rooms. Tills establishment is in reality wl'at ' lias given Omaha its medical reputation , and it can boast of being the only insti tute wo&t of Now York manufacturing purgical appliances and instruments , having their own drug store , iniinufuct- uringand compouiiJing medicines , and having a boaruingdoparlmont , trained nurses and attendants , as well as skilled physiciansnil in thcsamo building. The bo-called institutes and dispensaries ad vertised in this and neighboring cities , whoso whole capital consists in print er's ink , sink into insignificance when compared with this typical invalid's homo , in which so many have found re lief and cure. The Omaha Medical institute has boon thoroughly but truthfully adver tised. Dr. McMcnamy , the president , &ays : "I consider a truthful advertisement a proper , sensible manner of informing the public of thn location and advan tages possessed by the advertiser. Our advertisement is a medical directory for those who are in search of scientific medical or surgical aid , and it is to meet the wants of such parsons ns well ns for our own bonclit that wo advertise. Our advertisements contain the plain truth only. I claim that wo have more skill employed , moro money In vested , that more patients are treated , moro cures olToeted , than in nny and all other medical establishments in the west combined. " Doctors MoMonamy , Coo and Spalding - ing , the leading physicians of tlio Institute , are well known through out the west as men of uncom mon skill. It is abolf-ovidont fact that tlio doctors must bo men of extraordi nary ability , to make the Omaha Medi cal and Surgical Institute tlio grand success it has become and place it so far above competitors. Success makes suc cess , and wo predict that this institution which has grown as rapidly as the city will keep pa < M3 with Omaha In its future prosperity and growth. Considering nn Illegal The grand Jury resumed the election fraud n vest Igat Ion yesterday. Superintendent Maloney - lonoy of the poor farm was called. The rec ord of the subjects under ills control wcro : akcn before the Jury and wcro examine : ] , nnd it was stated that some irregularity was discovered. Ono of the chief features of to day was the appearance before the Jury of Martin Qulclt , of Iho First ward. He tcstl- lied that one of ttio democratic Judge * who lorfonned duty ut the First proclnct of the first ward , whoso natno is Henry Schocn , is resident of Chicago , nnd that ha not only icted ns Jwlgo nno made aftldavlt that ho was- legal voter , but that ho cast his vote also. It Is rmiiGi-ixl that his case will bo given Im mediate attention pointing toward nn ludibt- inuut. Schoen U said to ba still in the city. 1'rotcot Yourself and Family By keeping n supply of ZuluMngnctio DU for rhqunmtism , sprains , etc. , ancl Zulu Ilcnlnig Ointment cuts , burns , sores , etc , Ask. your druggist. VKlili AM ) mill ? . A Union Pacific Urnkosman Falls Forty-five Feet In the Darkness. Jnmcs 1'crslnger , n freight brakesman on the Burlington , fell through n trestle nt the Intersection of the Bolt railroad and broke jilt neck , resulting In Instant death , about day * break yesterday , llowasancwmaninjthobusl ness nnd was making his first trip In , Imving boarded the tr.xln nt Lincoln. At the above paint the train brolto in two nnd the deceased descended the ladder of the car , nnd think ing that ] he was stopping on terra llrmn ho set his foot down nnd wns precipitated to the ground below , n dis tance of forty-live foot. His fellow workmen did not see him fall , but did notice n lantern , which ho held in his hand , twirling in the air in the descent. The train w.xs not moving nt , the time nnd when the men ar rived on the spot they found IVrsingor dead. The remains were taken in chnrtro by the roronor nnd at an inquest \vrdlet of acci dental ile.ith was returned. I'orsinger leaves n widow and three children residing nt Filly , Nob. , and from letters found upon his person purpirtod to havn bean written to him by his wife , the family is In destitute circumstances. The remains wore sent to Filly , Nob. , this evening. Cionernl and Mr * . llirrlnon. Very line etched portraits of Presi dent-elect and Mrs. Ifnrrison have just been issued by M. lIlvinnn , publish ers of the Indianapolis ilornld. Agents wanted in every town in the United States. Send l"ic for sample portraits and terms to agents. Address M. U. IIY.MAN' , Publisher , Indianapolis , Ind. Minor Crini ( ! . Mrs. Elizabeth Everett has sworn out a warrant for the arrest of her husband , Will iam Everett , nml his alleged paramour , Elizabeth Clark , for iwuultlnir her. Mrs. Everett says she has always boon a true and faithful wife to her husband , but of late ho hna neglected her and taken up with the woman referred to , and IniH boon living in open adultery with her. This was moro than Mrs. Everett could bear , nnd she attempted to Interfere. But her remonstiMUcus wore only met with n cruel assault by the guilty p.iir. She has , therefore , determined to brine the culprits to Justice through the medium of the police court. C. Johnson , who has been up before the police magistrate on u number of different charges , was given thirty ihiysycsterdny and nut where ho will not iinnoi the Judge fora month. Mike O'Brien paid fT.riO yesterdav morning to Judge Berka for dibtlguring the face of George .1. Ross in a saloon Sunday. Mike is old enough to bo the lad's father. John Eldridge , who struck OftlL-er Foley Saturday night , pleaded guiltv on arraign mcnt and wns lined ? > unit costs. George 1'ottct and Ed H.irrott , the latt-u- brother of the Barretts now under santenco of death for murder in Minneapolis , were arrested yesterday morning lor stealing- harness. Ollie Bhinclmrd nnd Nellie Ma-h in , two of the nymphs fi-uin Myrtle Stnnton's sport ing hpr.se , who were lined last week for ob structing a constable , were arrested ngaln yesterday morning for threatening to kill Uuuy llalstead , u fellow boarder. It Is too bad to spend half of a abort life distressed with neuralgia , when r > cunts spent-for one bottle of Salv.ition Oil will cure it quickly. He talked as if ho h.ul a "frog in his throat , " but ho w.is only hoarse ; a siiif.'lo bottle of Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup relieved the trouble at once. J.5 cents. Standard shorthand school. 1005 j Fur nani. Asylums Crowded , Reports from the authorities in charge of the asylums for the ins me in this state arc to the effect that the two establishments , at Lincoln and Norfolk , nrj urowJ.o.1 with in mates to their full capacity. Siturday James D.ivis was arraigned before the commission for the insane in this city , nn I pronounce , ! a lit subject , for the asylum. Ho was placed in the custody of Sheriff Coburn , and the latter atonoo in form )1 the superintendent of the hospital , Dr. Kaapp , at Lincoln , th.it he had a patient committed to his charge. The reply cnmc that nil the available spnuj wns ta'ion ' up , and that Davis could not bs t-tken m at that place unless the sheriff would agree to take back Joseph Hare and place him in charpcof the superintendent of the poor in this city. It was also stated that Hare was not considered a sane man , but inasmuch as D.ivis is more seriously alllictcd the change will be made to-day. The superinten dent of the asylum at Lincoln also states that there are at least ( i'J'l Individuals in tlio state , at large , who are lit subjects for the asylum , but who are allowed to cxiMviso their liberties , simply because the hospital space is exhausted. All the world nud his wife moro par ticularly Ills wife , for she makes tlio puddings , pies and custards that de light his majesty's palate use Van Duzor's Flavoring ( extract's obtained from sound , ripe fruit , incomparable in llavor , absolutely /rco * from chemicals , highly concentrated and therefore economic , prepared by a procos * which does not admit of their contact with any substance which might contamin- nte them , and a lime honored standard article that wins approbation in every household. Paper clothing for .sale at Millard hotel goals' furnishing goodsstore. , . KcspoiiKihlo for IHnmt-lf. The thirteenth birthday of nyoungHebrew is an important day in his life. Until then , his father is .supposed to bo morally respon sible for his nets , but on that day the lad as sumes the responsibility himself. The cere mony ntltendlna the thirteenth anniversary of his birth is known ns BnrmiUiMti , and is both of a religious and social character. Sat urday last , Adolph , Ron of Mr. nnd Mrs. John Merritt , reached this stage of his existence , nnd at the synagogue read the requisite portion tion of the holy scroll. Sunday night , his parents hold a rccoptionnt tlioWindborhotol , and the boy received the congratulation of upward of ono hundred friends. Ho also re ceived n number of valuable birthday pres ents , including a handsome gold watch and chain , and after a pleasant evening was bpent , the party broke up at an early hour. POWDER Absolutely Pure. This powdernevor varies. A rnaryolof purity strength anil wholosomenesa. Moro econom ical than the ordinary kinds , nml cannot bo sol J In competition with the multitude of low cost. iort weight ulura or phosphate powders. Sold on.vlD cans. Itoyal Unking J'owder Co. , 128 VUJl street. New York end T " ( or rurtd. cipcrlc . Nv Kulfe. llok GANGER Free. IVl FOUND. Priceless Gift Recovered After Many Years , Jnmcs HtrlMInu , n I'lnstor by Trade , ItCEldlnc nt No. lidOII Patrick Street Offers the Follow- for Publication. Mr. PtrlblltiR says : " 1 nm nn KiiRllstnnnn by blithnniUornirrl } llvnlnt lllriimoml , llnglund. at an i-urly io { ; ! hnd n sovt-ro nttnrk of scut let TOUT , tin' result of which was u chronic ill'-enso of the cnrs , they bivAtno Inllnnu'd nml com- nipiiccd tnrnn ( intent ilcnl , nml 'iiiHtcilomo odor. ( Inuliinlly m.v hi-arliiR lipcnmn blunted until 1 was quite dear- from tlmo to tlmo 1 was trciitivl by Hi'vorid prominent physicians both nt l.on < lon rm < l Itli hmoml. but \vit limit roi civlng much or liny IHMWHI. I lirnnl of the uc rrvs f Dr. C. M. .lor.lun. at IHHuml Mil ltuniii < lllock , nud nltliouKh mj trouble had rxIMi > l Uvi'iit y-xfx yi-nrt , 1 dwlck',1 tn c.ill < m him. I roimiH-nrt'tl trrnttiienl andtlicrrsn'tb jsiniTothano'co'i'tloil my I'upcr-tiitloti' * , now my ears iln not inn , no f > nMU' . s nn rliiKiiic , in fact they lct-1 perfectly imtnral in fvery wnv nml urontrst of nil , my lii'nrliiif Is ri' < tonMl cnn hear bcttir thnti ovn bi-fore toiny rpxillectloni I can now lienr the slightest uhi pff. Mlt. JAMUS STimii.iNnavw Patrick Street , 'I fir condition when I nillt > l ( > "i Dr. .Ionian , und tliu lieiicllt derlxuil irom Ills tivaumiit m < ' not u\iA.rnltil ( | ! in thi ? Irnst'ln tiio ulxivi" . My ti li udi ( : ui nil ! . tit'yto tlio improvi'Miciits and I lu'i npi : . - . , ' mor It in Iho.iy.i I li.nl loiiud n biniil | foitu ic. J. GRESAP McCOY , d.ntool lli'l'i'viiiMmpital.Nevv ' Vorlc , ) Sllr. t wli'il liy l ) < } ( TOll | ® Q II idrd n Buy Mi lUSuuiB ( I.iiteof the rnlviM-sity of Nv York City and llov , .u.l University , Washington , 1 > , C , llArf on-'IL'liS No. 31O and 311 Rnm.ro Builclln ? CoiutT 1'ltt cntli and llanivyts. . , Oiiia'iu , Nrol > . , whor nil cnrahlo M es .110 trciUrd N'otf li. ) C'hnIt's 51. .loiil.f.i lias b on ve-d- dciit pliy ii-iiiii for | > r. Mi-l'oy , in Ou.ih.i. 1m tin-past yi-iii1 , i'id is tiio pliysli Inn wn i has iniido tliu fiiri's Una li.ivo boon puldKhe 1 weekly in ths : l.ilit-r. Mudlf.il tlNuiihCtrnitcil skillfully , ronsnmp- tioll , llilght's dls"is' . lv ) | > C | > iln. Khoiiinntism and nil XKHVOfri DtSICAHU.S. All dNensi-s 11.-- . cullar to tlio Sexes u si > . * ciiilty. C'ATAItfUI CfltCl ) . < ' ( ) N'y ITI.TATION at olllco or by in.ill , } l. Olllou hdiir-i ' .i to 11 , i. in , 'i lo I p. in. , 7 to 8p. in , Miudity iiltiiu hours fiotu ! t a. iii , to 1 p. in. rorii'iiiomlcivi ! ifuolvesproiapr uPuntNiu. Mutivrtl'o.i'ip'i . .ri-tiuited urfullvliy Dr. .lordoiittu-oiiffii t'n > niulls.aiid It tstiuis pjs-n le lor the e nn.ibli' to make louriu-y to obtain SUCrKSril'lII. ' ' ' ' ' HOPl'l'l'AL Ti'tHAT-MIINT Al' " ' TJIUIlt IN LOVE. Everyone who lins f-ocn our fine Suits nnd Overcoats , are in love with tlnini. nml do not licsltn'o to'-av they are tlio jllin"-t 111 tlio land. If you Iiuvo not nlruadv lln-pi'Ctedour MO. k you hliould C.MIIKACI ? tlio first uiipoitiinltv you liavo to do M > . C\'iiCOAI'.S ) : ! are tlio special fo.itnru Just now , ( ldl\t ( IKIUUUI U. S. DEPOSITORY , 01IAHA , NEB. I'niil Up CnjiHal . $ 100,000 Surplus II.V. . VAI r.s 1'iosnlont. J.nwisS. ltin : > , Vlcu . A. K. TOUZAMN. "nd Vice I'rp'lilrnt. vv. M. a. HUGH us , DIIILCTOIIS , W. V. MOIISC. JOHN S. Col.MNj. 11.V. . VA-JI-H. LKWisS. Ituuu. A. K. TO17K\I.IN. Olficc- THE IRON BANK , Coiner ] tn and I'arnainSt'i. A Gciicr.il HankiiiK lliibinwsa Transacted. , _ i eiii-cchsfiilly UM'd monthly by o\cr 10,000 IS ? undles. ArnSafe , Kffecttmlunil I'leasant { ' > J 51 PIT lior liy mall.or nt dniRKlbts. Rented farttettlar * 2postajo ftampa. Adilrosa THE EUIIKK * Cnsaioji. Co. . Dnrnorr. Mica. fft aalenwVi't ' mall ( t\t \ Goodman Omaha. Car Loads nnd Less. J. A. ISTAUG-LE & CO. ' OMAHA , - NEB. 6 Dr , J , E. McGrew , > Ono of tlio Must Successful SPECIALISTS ; In the Treatment of all Chronic or the iV. ( So-called Incurable Diseases , < ! . . JSl/c , Ear , Thrnut , Ijttim * , Liver , Jlladdcr , Jitdney < unl A'ornoun Jls- > casea treated wltli success un- cqiutllcil. A cure iruarantccrl In nil cases of PIUVATR and BKIN II.SiAHi.S. ) : AU disorders or the tiKXUAI , UltUANH OUUUU nud MANHOOJJ andENUUOr JlKsTOItEU COXSUI.TATIO.V rilBB. Treatment by correspondence. Send stamp for reply , Office Bushman Bloc * . 16th and Sto. Omaha , Neb To keep pace with our great overcoat sale , we will offer this week some exceptional bargains in Furnishing goods. We shall have in every department some special drives , and call your at tention to the following bargains in Underwear. Natural Wool Shirts and Drawers , silk trimmed , at Coc ! regular value , $1. Fine Cashmere Shirts and Drawers , in beautiful clivc shade , nt $1 each ; goods worth fully 91.80. Verv fine silk ( limitml Balbrijrgan Shirts and Drnwera , full regular made at $1,25 each. ? 2 is the low est price these gonh can bo bought for elsewhere. AS A CLIMAX to this great Umlorwenr Sale , wu will oiler MONDAY MOHNING 75 dozen genuine sanitary wool shirts and drawers , elegantly trimmed with silk braid , at 95c each ; we guarantee the regular price of these goods as $1.75 a piece. Our Glove Department is the busiest in town. We carry an im mense line from the lowest to the finest grades. Our gloves take up st > aee enough to make a little store by itselt. We keep only re liable goods , and WARRANT EVERY PAIR G-LOVES WE SELL. By "WARRANT" we mean that we takeSevery pair back which rip or tearand replace them with a new pair or refund the money , Tinspt'ciiil tlrivo on the Glovi' Counter this week Avill be 25 do/.un good Kid Gloves with genuine luinb- lining , sit 50c a pair. They can't bo matched for $1.00. Wo will call your attention to our elegant line of Furnishing Goods , which we arc now showing for the holiday trade. Stu-h a variety of excellent and handsome goods have never been displayed before and \\\j will guarantee to MIVO you at least oO per cent on all purchases made from our extensive stock. The system of Helling every article at the lowest possible prices is the ruling principle of our business. .Among the many articles which wo carrv and which would make useful presents for gentlemen , wo ciiu I'.ur.itu the following Elegant Silk Suspenders. Silk and Cashmere Mufflers in beautiful patterns and newest designs , Silk Umbrellas at all prices , Neckwear , in velvet , plush and silk , of choice designs and latest styles. All at extremely low prices. Plain Figures and One Price. Corner I4th and Douglas Streets , Omaha. Miner ® OMAHA DISPENSARY- p , rnifiNtc and I'IUVATU nisi : \sr.so. . Mr..v and WO.MC.V sticco sfully treated. , YOUNG MEN PufTorlns from the rffoct of inntlifiil foiling or In illHcii'llon , i r nro troubled wliiiVoakne' - ' ' , Norvnns PclilUt } * , li'ssot Muinnr } , IK'SiKniiluiicy , Aversion t < SIM U'ty , Kidney 'rnnih'c ' ' , or any tlt * tiiiH' > of tins ( t'culto rrlnurj orunnu can hern tlitd Mil find t-pvuily cure CliaiKtb riu tonublo especially to Iho poor. MIDDLE-AGED MEN Tlieroiiroinim ) troiihli'd lth too fn-oqiiont ov.ir1- initlmm ol tli lil.nlilLT , o. leu au ' 1111111111110 I I'V a ili.'it iiiiiiirtliiu'ir ' iMirnliiK M'n-uil"i. an \voiUrli.nacil I llio > slolll In ! inniiiii'r lliu pntiLMit rianiit nrc-ciMiil Ii.r. ( In I'xanilnlni : tiltiirinnrv duiKM'ts n limy si'ilnnent ivill nlteii bo tomnl.and t-OiiiL'tiinoH sina'l ' jiartiulcs of albtniK'ii will aiiMr. | [ ( or Iho color will l o of a tiiln mllkl'.li hui1. ap.tlu ) 'h.iiuoi ! : to u tltiiK or t iK'tirnncn. 'rnori' arc m.my IIUMI who ul * of tin * ill'H * nlly. Unonoit of thn cau o , nhluh H tliu pojim.t . fC.iciMil iio.ulnal W-nkiii""i. 'I'll. ' iloctur will unar niiti'oa | it > rlC' t cniii In nil xarh ins-s nml u lii'allli.- rrsiiirallim ol tliu i-iMiltii-iirlniirv ( irniiiis. ( 'on ultii- llonircc. nil tur 'Vonn .M. ! ' ! ' ! * i-nciul. or ( iulclu lo Weillock , " lri > o to nil. Atlilieis , DR. SPINNEY & CO. , N. Iv. Cor ICth .V ts , , IliiBlinian Dlock. iU-ntlontliH papur. iS OUT OF ORDER ? BEAD THIS IF IT IS. Al'ioyriotury Mudlcmn tluu ncoi\u but a trial to proru its vrortU. Calender's ' left Liver Biliers , Tte only Dlstillort Hitters tn the United BUtos. 'flic only Hitters recognized by thd united Ktutei internal ravenuo I . prletary Medlclna. JUuwfully 1'atented. No. of I'atcnt 14-9.573 , Contalna no fusil oils , no BentlHlollBno foreign substance ordumnR * lHB ilniBB , A perifictly pure medicine , compounded - pounded from 1'ure Hoot llurbs and Old I'encni pleasant to the taste , quiet nnd declnlve In Itl effect. Cures DyHpepsfa or Yellow Jnundtc * In DT days. Iteculates the IIoArclx. Invlirorntea Inactlre f < i7er. Cures Diseased I.lrer , Hovlvei hi Kidneys , Improves the Appetite Quickly , Reroute * the wnolo syatem. Kew Ufa to ta * irttal * BTbtera. ol.eftl.lrer Illttorj nr fold In Omnhn , Nob.hyths llowiiiur < lruiHif ( , niclinr.liinn Iru Co , Hpeclal IVholcsalo. for tua druz Interest of Ncbra ka. llo- OoidmVriui'Co..W. , ! ? J. WUUshousB. T. W.SPf. faril , bam U. Varmwortn. hcliroter f I'lmrmac/ iulin A Co , Jolm Ulndlili , M. 1'orr.J. A. I illlur .V Cu. . J.Jtuitlii-i , Jolm II. Contu , C. J. Krlca , .M.J. I'owell . ll.lioiitach.Jnlm KUultikr.Murrull's I'liarmaor lauiun I'ursrtli.It.O Dull Or. J. J. H-ivlllo , C. .M.Cni. ter. V. Clianrllur , IIalni' < I'liarinnoy. Uiirnoj.k laf' ) ( : . KlUK.J W Olarko. J. H.Bcliraldt , Mnz llfclu.J .Chrt tenion.\V. K. Ijnjhor on , II. H. Cor , Mat onrad , Kraclc W. TOKIT , It. lla mus'on , den , Hoeder Hojd'i Phanaacr. o. A. Melchor , Howard , Woreri. nk Dellnna A ( in wholesale dunluri In Cl ur an J STEEL PEWS COLD MEDAL fARlS EXrOSITlON HIS. Noa. 303-404-170-004. W1B MOST PEEFECI OF PENS Cmn rnrwsll ESTACLISHCD I SSI ( ISO So. fclill Uiab ! } Chicaso , ujs. 1 Clark St. The Regular Old-EstaWIsIied PHYSICIAII AMD SURGEON Is still Treating with the Greatest : SKILL and SUCCESS Cliroiiic , KGITOHS and Priyatc Diseases , tfif NERVOUS DEBIL1TV , Lost Manhood , Fulling Memory , Exhuustinc Drains , Terrible Dreams , Kc.id and Unck Ache simj all llie tlTccls leading ; to early decay .ind peilups Consumpttcn or Insanity , treated scientifically by new methods with ncvcr-failmp : mci-ess. < ; SYPHILIS.ind all bad Blood and Skin Dis eases permanently cured. # KIDHEYand URINARYcomplalntsGleet , Gonorrhoea , Strlctu re , Vor Icocrle anil all ilistaici of the Ocnito-Urirary O.gans . cured promptly wthout injury to Stomaili , Kidnc > s or other Oifans. Co-No experiments. Age and experience Im portant. Consultation free and sacred. * jj Send . | cci.ts postage for Celebrated Worl.s on Chronic , Nervous and Delicate Uncaps. XS Those contemplating Marriap.e send for Dr. Clarke's celebrated guide Male and Female , each 15 cents , liolh as cenU ( stamps ) . Consult the old Doctor. A friendly letter orcallmaysavcfuturesuflcr. inland shameaml add golden years lolife. .ffw'Hook "Life's ( Secret ) Errors , " 50ccnls ( stomps ) . Mediant and writings sent eierjwhere , secure from exposure , Hours , 8 to 8. Sundays n In 13. Address F. D. CLARKE , Rfl. D. , 106 So. Claris St. . CHICAGO , ILL. THE AND Tfin onlr rnad to tulte for Dos Molne % Mar bultown f < " " 'll'il'ldsr , Clliitoa , Il on , Cliicano , .Mllwaukoi- D ) | I iillpnlntii Kri.t. To tliu ponplu > .f . Ncbrmkii. ) ole rto. \ \ > oiulnu ! ; . Utnli , MHIO. | NcvriUa , Ore-dun. \ \ nsli- not imvallilii / ! " ! ( 'ul" rnl . H iitten upcrlor lultanluctM iiy nnr ritlicr linn. fH.'i.0"'t ' ' ' . ' ' , " of " ' " "ni' ' 'rnm points of inpprlorltr tni ' , Wi'1' ho iiiitronnof lint riiad bctwuen OmnUn /.ii2s"\"fB ! " * lllr' ' ° lrllln " ' ' " ' ol "AV ( IKH. wtdrli ro tlio llncit thnt liunmri nrt and ln ) > nnltr rnn create. IU rAlMCKhl.KKI'I.VIJCJ ImpqiinlornliUlirnn nut Lo found elinnlinrAt ' oimtll Hlunv tlio trains nf tlm llnigri I'nrltlo lull- wnjr runnrrt ( n u ion ilopot wltli thoio of tlio CHI- ' i'inK0a nrtlmmtum lly In C'WUIKO llio lniln nf Ills line iiinko olosu roimci lioiMUIIi llioio of all other i.it'iorii IIIIPH. Kor IMrnlt , Colrimliin. Indlnnopolls. Clnrlnnatl , VI 1 B m Full. , llulfaln. I'lltnuunr. j'ljr.iritn. Monti ) > oiioii. New York , fhlliidrliiiiiu , llnliliuuio.Vi , l | . nctou , and nil Mutt In the hail A k fur tlckvlt via "NORTHWESTERN" If rou wlsli thu brit tccoiuiuoaniiuii. All tlckot i unutnll llokcu vlu ltil > Hue. u IIUOIHTT. 'u.i ; W1I.SO.V. Oon'l Manager. ( leu'l ! ' > t Agout. . wniMn. It. a KIM1I.M.I. . TiUnl Acnnt. , , . . , , " ! WKS'r , City Pniffn er Agent KOI Farnuiu Ht. UluvUa. Nib Ktmarkable forpowerfiil _ ejrrapfc UiotlJ toliu. [ 'liable action and 1 > Bolut * ouraUIIUy. ' yearn' recot liem Kiiaraniea of the ctcul lence or tnu ImtpuufCto. urinary trouble ! Piullr.n Jick iule < . - . 11.60 per fooif , all uiupMPti , y * .fcr/.jT. " * " " . " * ' ' " tUta.Mfff.Co JJB WMieHt..N V. liitiniristlfto * CTflAHA MEDICAL d SURGICAL INSTITUTE , vTXwarSssi1" - , N. W. Cor. 13th & DotlRo Sts. roil TUB TnxA fMK.VT Or Al.f. Appliances for Deformities and Trusses. lion facilities , aiipirntiM anil rcmL-aios for i > uccci t treatment ot o ury form of dlivaio reuulrlnir 'illrnl ' nr SirglralTnMituiniit. FIFTY ROOM3 FOR PATIENTS. Moir.l unil nttniiilancci lieil lio.i | l.il nccomuioclft- tlOII'lll tl0 WI' < 1. num. urn rmcm.Artflon Darurmlllnisna Ilracct , Trii | . u' , Hub tvol. C'lirvutiuv of lliu f-'plno , 1'llel.- Tnmorn. Canror. Outorrli. llrcim hlili , inhalation , KleitrUlty , l'urnlHpllcpsr Kldnnr. lllKililor. Uj'O , Car , Skin niicl Illuoit , nn 1 u urulo iliorutlon ) | Dlseasos of Women a Specialty. IlOOK ON DtHKAS.KR OK WOMEN J'ltKB. ONLY RBMA3LB MSDIOAL niSTITUTH UAKINO A SI'KCIAI/TV Off PRIVATE DISEASES. All llloo I DlBPHicjf uroomftilly trentod. Syphllltla r < il9 u ii'inurrd fmni the nyiirm nllliout niercary * Ni'v , ifhturutlvu lrjntmo.it lor Ion nr VltRl roworj 1'i'rjoin uniilileto vlillui limy ha triiiitml at homo by eorrc' pjnJ"nco. All rnmmiiiilcalloiiH nd in I'lntu ' Crupper , our DOOK TO MEN. FREE ; IJpnn I'rlvulc , Special or Norruua Dlirniui. Impi > > toiiL'tr , KyiildliD. Uleetaiid Vurlcecxlo , wliU nucilfoii 1.11. Ail.lrHsj 0)ia/ia ) ) / Medical and fliiriiical Institute , or . Hffi223.VA.1JV , I Cor. UitUand Oodjio bts. . . OJIAUA. M5DJ -01 1 2O TO 6P DAYS. J'lilb IB a rtlroiibo wliioii IIIIH liorotoforo Uufllfd nil Mctllriil Scioiico. ui llenifdy. uirciiown tounyo in In tlio World oiitiido of our Ujiupaiiy.iiinl nu tlmtJuia MVIC : E'\EMI : > to euro the mutt olit.iiiiaii ) i' < o , 'IVn days Jn ocent tiiM-Hdooii lii\.ork. 't I. tl.o olil clhonlo devn Ki-.iie'l c.i > i'h ti'iit ujhiihctt.olrivo \ iiiml liundiuil who limp lioen tljandoned by MiyNlriuiiH , und | iroin < iinc < d IIUMI nlilo , und wq cli.illwisetlin Wi'iM tuiiriiu J- > io tliul Wu lll not nil' ' ) in leitiuin hUtv-lay * Slnto tlio history or mcdiHn.- . tnio Hpoplllo or S\phll s hal l > eon oouglit for bu ounil until our . Hv i\lll i-iuo Ml.t-u cvi'i i ii..n ; : 'u ' irit fulloil. VI > \ iiiKtooiii tliiio und iimniy with pntfn6 di.'liu'n ituii IIP * ' i li id \ riuu en il.ii-t'ir wltU > lirlu < l liuiKlhul r.innot rnrn you , you ibtt Imva rlud inonthlnn'ol.Lfhi.ciHUo net < UK 'J.iv. anil { ot pointiini'iit icllff , you nc > u > ' IMIIU It f Ise- vvhuri' . Mark WIIH * we h . I'l 'hw ' end vou m t taku our rmiiol.t cr S'l"VIlt it'ovct nnJ oil that have l > cc < i .tllll' l d liui H Imrt f.nitf ilmtild hy ull i.scitiu coniu to 111 r.u * in * r.nn In en of IUWCH.M i n tut | .iul'iuil ! ( > iv mreil. luny i.'itht > lp an I 'h.iu thf- ' are frcufi-om tdo UoiiM' , but In on. . t v.-o or llirco yiui * iifttr It Piipni'tncnln ' 11 a ituro lioiril/l : f-n'ir. . riils is nHlooa I'liriliof anil will Cure any Hldti or Dluo'l DiiciiRO .Oiou Kvo .vt.lnf ! ) Jilso Kails. THE COOK REMEDY CO , tluom 10 nml II , U K. Xalloiial building A'cb.