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THE OMAHA DAILY 2 : SUNDAY-DECEMBER 10 , 18SaSIXTEEN PAGES. 15
TO TIE LADIES !
\Vo desire to call your attention to
the following prices in
Indies' Fine Shoes.
Those are prices not equaled in
Onmna to-day for first class shoos :
Ladies' oxlra fine French Kid ,
hand-sowed , button.
C A KO Ladles' extra fine Dongola
t > ' ± .OV- ' Kid , hand-sewed , button.
Ladies' extra line Dongola
id , hand-sowed , button.
Ladies' lluo Dongola Kid , hnnd-
sowed , button.
Ladies' high oul shoos in hand-lurns
and hund-wolls from $ . ' ! to $5. Those
nro not shop-worn nor last Benson's
goods , but striclly first-class in every
particular.
Ladies' fine Dongola Kid , button , ma
chine bowed , at $2 , $12.50 and $ . ' ! , whioh
wo guarantee to bo llrst class in style ,
fit and tinlsh.
Also a full line of Misses' and Chil
dren's Shoes at correspondingly low
prices.
Ladies' Opera and Beaded Opera
Slippers from $1 to $2.50.
A complete line of Oxford and Patent
Leather Tics for party or dross wear in
all styles.
In Our Gent's Departm't '
We are showing equally low prices.
Goal's hand-sowed French Call or Cor
dovan Custom-made Shoes from $5 to $7.
No heller goods made.
Wo also have a full line of Men's
fine American Calf Shoes from $2 lo & ! .
Bo Euro lo sac Iheso goods before buying
elsewhere.
Wo carry a full line of Ladios'Mi8ses' '
and Children's warm lined Shoos and
Slippers.
A largo variety of flue Slippers for
the Holiday trade.
' Yon will save innney ftfciyfjif / /
your /ootiticar of the Icaillny shoe
dealers ,
OMAHA
MEDICAL * SURGICAL INSTITUTE ,
N. W. Cor. 13th & DodRO Sta.
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llfst fndlltlus , npiianitusand remedies fonucocss-
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Folicltlos and Infolleltloa of the Con
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JILTED HER LOVER FOR HIS SIRE.
A. Ilrltlo Wlillo IjovliiR Another l > nn-
lot O'Coniicll'H Imva hotter Tlio
IMioii ( > Krnili Heiwccn IJOVCMS
A Love AITalr of Sclnibcrt.
They Kvlilcntly do Marry.
Detroit Free Frcfas : There nro limes
in the alTiilrs of mon when nn not smnll
in itself Is developed by clrcuinstiu : < : c9
into something of fjrcat aiRiiillcunco. A
CUM ) to the point nmy bo eiteil. Some
time ago nn editorial was published in
this p.ipcr on the topic "Why Don't the
Men Marry ? " The line of reasoning
struck the fancy of an intcllifjont lady
of Detroit , and she replied to it , giving
a Iletitious name. By ono of those no-
culitir dispensations of 1'rovidonco
which are beyond the ken of man , ti
physician in Oregon road a eopy of the
paper in which tills letter was printed.
It .vas the llrst , number which ho had
received. The letter struck him as
being1 bo sensible and intelligent that
that ho made a formal proposal to the
lady , sending the letter to this
ollleo to be delivered to her.
There is no doubt of the
genuineness of the offer ; nor Is there
any doubt that ho is able to give a wlfo
a good homo. Ho is a physician , so ho
writes , with a good practice , the owner
of a nice residence , and has a respecta
ble bunk account. Ho sends the names
of twenty of the loading citi'/.cns of his
city who , ha says , will vouch for his
character and professional ability , lie
states in his letter : "As this papnr is
the first copy received of my three
months1 trial subscrintion , and if it ,
through your help , should secure mo a
wife , J would bo more than a thousand
limes repaid for my subscription. "
It is generally the unexpected that
happens. If , through the article in
question , two soUls should bo made
hu ; > py. the query which headed the
editorial , "Why Don't the Men Marry ? "
will have been answered , in a most balls-
factory manner. _
Cotu'tlnir Among tlic Apnclics.
Philadelphia Record : The Apache
bravo when ho goes courting innkes no
effort to bec6me agreeable to his in
tended bride. Indeed , ho rarely no
tices or speaks to her except to answer
some question of hers , llo pays the
mosl assidious attention to her male
relatives , particularly her big lazy
brothers. At night ho goes to her
father's lodge and distributes the pres
ents about. If a pony , lie is picketed
close by ; if it is a cow , n horn is tied to
the lodge , which fallows his intention.
The bridegroom eomcssiioaking around
in the morning to &oo the rosalt of his
proposal. If Ihe articles have been
taken inside , the horse removed , oie. ,
lie is all right , whereupon the bride
goes and builds a new lodge , or tepee ,
lor hei-bolf , and puts things in order
generally for the buck she calls master.
If the trinkets are not touched the pro
posal is not accepted , and the suitor
carries thorn away again.
A Love An"ar of Sclml > ert.
Gassoll's Magazine : The Countess
Caroline , an enthusiastic girl of great
beauty , became the object of Schubert's
romantic passion. His eqtorior was any
thing but that of an ideal lover. Rude ,
unshapely features , thick nose , co.ifsc ,
protruding mouth , and a shambling ,
awkward figure , were redeemed only by
eyes of uncommon splendor and depth.
The inexperienced maiden , belonging
to a haughty family , hardly under.stpod
the devotion of the humbly born genius.
Only once ho was on the verge of a full
revelation. She asked why he had
dedicated nothing to her. With abrupt ,
passionate , intensity of lone , Schubert
answered : "What's the use of that ?
Hvorytbing belongs to you. " Thin brink
of confession seems to have frightened
him from any further intercourse with
the family , yet he never forgot his beau
tiful dream , or loved another woman.
Caniili'ii as \Iutrimonln ! .11 irlcet.
Chicago Herald : The city of Camden -
den , N. J. , is nn important matrimonial
center , and there exists a hot rivalry
between the preachers of the place for
Iho business. Lalcly it was noticed
that one of the good brothers was
taking in altogether the biggest share
of the marriage fees. Carriages bear
ing couples eager to bo made ono rolled
up to his parsonage several limes caoh
day , and on ono day roconlly lie accom
plished the astonishing record of Jive
marriages in a single hour. Seeing
themselves cut oul of a profitable busi
ness in this way , the other proachor.s
began to inquire into the matter. They
have just found out what the trouble is.
The pious parson had interested Iho
hackmen in Iho matrimonial business ,
and they had been drumming up trade ,
iu > it were , in return for a share of the
profits , liis monopoly is now broken ,
however , and his broth run expect a
fair bhare of lite marriage fees here
after.
1'rliioe of Wnlm.
Literary World : Vivo hundred yours
liavo olapied since England behold the
first tnarriago of a prince of Wales. In
deed , there huy.o only boon four mar
riages in England , and one abroad. The
preliminaries of marriage have often
been made , but those were in such cases
curried oul after the prince's accession
to Iho throne. _
Quito n Surprise I'nrty.
Cliicag'o Times : Dr. Sarah 15. Chase ,
of Now York City , although fifty years
of ago , 1ms proven her heart still biis-
ccplible. Recently she took for a hus
band Judge Thomas Hookey , of Hullo.
Col.
Col.II
II was a peculiar event. The house
of the dootrObS is a resort for Bohomiuii-
iriclincd artists , actors , actresses and
piofosbioaal pooplu. A daughter ,
prolty , curly-hairod Oraco Chuso , of
the Casino company , helped her mother
entertain on Monday evening at the
first winter reception. The guents ar
rived early. Then there was a genuine
surprise to those not in the secret ,
Mrs. Chase entered Iho parlor leaning
on Iho arm of Iho judgo. Without any
introductory romarlcB the judge took
Mrs , Chnso'b hand and , in a tender
voice , took her to bo his lawful wife in
biclcnoss and himlth "till death do us
part. " ' Mrs. Chubo said the bnmo
thing ; then all ttie party congratulated
thorn.
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JiltM Her Ijnvor Tor His Father.
Post Dispnloh : A young dry goods
salesman by the name of Anderson
oiiino lo Texas from Tennessee during
the early part of last year and localod
temporarily at Whltojboro , leaving his
father , who U a widower , al his old
homo in Tennessee. He albo loft al his
old home a girl witli whom ho was
deeply In love and to whom ho was en
gaged to bo married. Ho kopl up n
correspondence with her and wont and
paid her ti visit u low weeks ago , alter
which he returned to Whitcsboro , re
suming Ills business duties and making
noolhor calculation than that the girl
would become his wife at ail early day.
Ho wrote her u loving letter as usual
and vvuitod impatiently ( or a return.
Recently ho received n lareo envelope
and forthwith tore it open for the pur
pose of devouring Ha contents. Within
ho found two small envelopes , each con
taining a lottar , ono from his falhor
and one from Iho young lady , imparting
to him the awful intelligence that they
had boon married. The young man is
said to bo overcome with despondency ,
and his friends watch him closely to
prevent suicide.
Ita-mnrrlcil In n Week ,
Now York Sun : The constituents of
Supervisor John .T. Gallagher , of the
Tenth ward , Hroohlvn , sympathised
with him mm his family over Iho death
of his wife , Mary R Gallagher , which
occurred on November 4 at his house ,
130 Douglass strool. They are now sur
prised to learn that the supervisor , in
less than a week after the funeral of his
wife , was again a married man. This
hecnnd wite was Miss Delia MorrKsoy ,
and the ooroinony was performed in SI.
Stephen's churchof which Miss Morrissey -
soy had boon a member for several
vonrs. The marriage has.boon kept as
secrol as possible , Mrs. Gallagher con
tinuing to live with her sisters at 520
Woodhull street. Much indignation has
boon expressed among the suporvibor's
constituents over his hasty second mar
riage , and it is sa d the act will destroy
his political standing among the demo
crats of his ward.
Dan lot O'Coiiiinll'4 l * > vilit tter.
London Academy : "My Own and
Only Love : It was Kale wrote the let
ter ! had yesterday , and I do most ten-
dorlv , tenderly love Kate. Ycl , sweet
est Mary , I could have wished to see
one line in that handwriting which
gives mo recollections of Iho happiest
hours of my life and still blesses mo
with inexpressible sweetness and com
fort when wo , darling , are separated.
All the romance of my life envelops you
and I am as romantic in my love this
day as 1 was throo-aml-twenty yoara
ago , when you dropped your not unwill
ing hand into mine.
Darling , will you smile at Iho love-
letters of your old , old husband ? Oh ,
no my Mary my own Mary will r -
mcMiibor that she 1ms had the fond and
failliful alleclions of my youth , and that
if years have rolled over us they have
given us no cause to respect or love
each other less than wo did in curly
life. Al least , darling , so think I. We
dine on Saturday al Lord Slourlon's.
On Sunday al Brougham's , to meet the
dukes of Sussex and of Devonshire , oct.
Wo are asked for Sunday , the Oth of
March , by the duke of Norfolk. There
is a bnllor chance- emancipation cer
tainly by our having come over.
AVonUin't AVoil at the Etovonlli Hour.
There was to have been a pleabanl
liltlo wedding at the fashionable board
ing house alUoO Hast Mountcalm street
hist Tuesday evening , says the Detroit
Sun.
Sun.Miss
Miss Carrie Erb. daughter of tlio
Inndladv , was to become tlio wife of
Henry Schulte , a prominent young busi
ness man of Cleveland , O.
Forsomo time past tlio affair had boon
seased in German society.
The'day that the happy event was to
bo consumated was looked forward to
with considerable interest.
It was whispered about that Miss IJrb
did not faney Schulte to any greal ex-
lent , but her parents wercv-obdurate ,
they liking Schnltc and greally desir
ing him for u son-in-law.
Mis Hrb rcmonslralcd in vain againsl
marrying a man whom she did not love ,
but her parents pleaded with her to
persistently Unit who finally concluded
to acquiesce to their desires and wed
Schulte.
Arrangements wore accordingly made
and the date of the nuptials fixed last
Tuesday even ing al 8 o'clock.
In rcbponbo lo invitations a number
of the most intimalo friends of Iho Erb
family called al the house lo sco the
ceremony which would in n short space
of time "change Carrie's name into an
other. '
But they were doomed to dissappoint-
monl. When the hour for Iho cere
mony arrived Miss Erb was inissing.uiid
a diligent search failed lo reveal her
whereabouts. Tlio .surpribcd guoata
quietly departed as for Ihoir respective
hornet , , and a pallness of death bpread
over the Erb mansion.
II was subsequently learned Unit the
young lady had eloped wilh Frank
Becker , a young clerk in Iho employe of
Ihe Michigan Cenlral road , who was a
star boarder in MrErh's houso.
Inquiry showed thai Iho eloping
couple had left the city on a Miohigiui
Central train. They are supponod to bo
in Chicago , where Krb's parents live.
The shock was a Hovero ono to the
parents , particularly to the motherwho
is a refined lady. Carrie was an only
child , and bhc had bestowed upon her
every attenlion. Every comfort ana
whim of hers was granted , but whoa the
young lady remonstrated about marry
ing Schulte she mel wilh great opposi
tion from her parents.
They had sot Ihoir hearts upon Carrie
marrying Henry as ho was a very desir
able catch ; u tall , slender , well-drobftcd
young man , with blonde hair and com
plexion , debonair and haudbomo , just
turning his twenty-sixth birthday.
A HrUluVhllc IJOVMIZ Another.
Chicago Tribune : Mr ? . Emma C.
Douovin , the daughter of Carroll R
Bedgood , of. Cincinnati , was brought
before the probate court to be examined
for lunacy. Her husband has boon for
three years car-CMlcnor in Iho Ohio &
Mibbinsippi yards. October U she was
married al SI. Miohaol't > church , and
tihccndcd Iho stops of Ihu church for
Father F. X. Dullon to perform the
ceremony. Half way up nho hubllatod
and , weeping , refused to onttir the
church. The bride was the young
woman before Ihe courl lo-day , Iho
groom young Donovln.
Al home the bride confessed that she
loved Harry Carr , of the Big Four com
pany , and wouht marry none other.
Donovin and his frionda pleaded with
her , and the next day she was married
lo him , bill nflor Iho ceremony rolurnod
to her father's house , and the marriage
was never coiifiuniumtod. Her husband
called uioii ) her and offered lier presents
but bho drove linn away with red hot
pokers and shears. Finally she began
to lose uloop and exhibit signs of a de
cline , and n physician was called in wheat
at once pronounced her insane on the
subject of her troubles. Before tlio
judge bho bogged HO piteously to bo bonl
homo and not to the upyluin that she
was allowed to go with her [ urynts , who
will take her into Iho country.
Tlio IMiiinournpli flot\voon iiovu ra.
Worcester Spy : Lovers will soon
carry on corrcbpoiidonco by phonograph
graph , which , with a gross of wax cylin
ders and little boxes for mailing them ,
will become u conventional but useful
accompaniment to the engagement ring ,
"My darling , " when written , I am told ,
dot's1 not adequately oxproba the lover's
fervor. But when reproduced with the
phonograph's mathematical exactness ,
there should bo very passionate words ,
or , at any rate , an index of Iho warmth
of the speaker's passion ,
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Gonorrhoeo , Stricture , Varicocele and all diseases
of the Gcnlto-Urmary Organs cured promptly without
injury toStomich , Kidnejs or other Organs.
B-No experiments. Age and experience lm
portant. Consultation free and sacred.
flg-Sencl. cenls postage for Celebrated Works On
Chronic , Nervous anil Delicate Diseases.
-Kj5Tliose contemplating Marriice send for Dr.
Clarke's celebrated guide Male and Female , each
15 cents , belli 25 cents ( stamps ) . Consult the old
Doctor. A fricnJIylctterorcallmaysavcuiturcsulTcr.
ing and shame , and add golden ) ears to life. JJGplloaK
"Life's ( Secret ) Errors , " 50 cenls ( stamps ) . Medians
and wiitmgs sent e\erj where , secure from exposure.
Hours , 8 to 8. Sunday * t ) to 12 Address
F. D. CLARKE , WS. D. ,
IQG So. Clark St. , CHICAGO , ILL.
mm DISPENSARY.
NKIIVOUS. OIIK IMC unil I'IUVATR Disu\SKSof
MUN nnil WOMES succesHfnlly treutuil.
YOUNG MEN
MIDDLE-AGED M'EN
Tht'io uro ninny troubled with too ftvpuuimt uvnc-
untlnns of the ItlmMor. oltcn act'iimiuuiUMl by u slltflit
Hinnriltijror tiuniliiv futiMUlon , anil Hoikcnlnp of tlm
MHtuiu tn i wanner the imttont ctiniiot nLt.uuiit tor *
On oxamtniru the tirlnnrv tluiio > tlH a rony fodiinont
uill or i on bo jnuml.niiil t-omcttiuot MI i'l pimiclrH of
ntuuhu'n will Hpft'itr. or tliu color .vlll . buof u thin
iiitlkli1 ! lnu nualii chiintln ton HHIK or turuld nu
iM-ainiuo TncriMiro uiany moil Av'imilunl ttusUl U
Liilty , Mnorant nt ( ho intt.su , which lu Ihu oc < m I
ti L ( if iionilriiil ni'iikneK1 * . Tliu doctor will uar
iinttuui nerlu t eiin In nil fliich tiiBus nnd u healthy
ro lorill : < m ot thu iriMUto-urlimrv or inn. tontnlta *
tlonirni * . < > nil lor "Younv Mnn'a l-rluiul , or
to U'i'illock , " fruu to nil.
DR. SPINNEY & CO. ,
N. I ! . Cor , KUli d- UtH , , llubhiunn Illoclc.
MviillonttUa pnper.
Tins obtained a toputiitinn wherever in-
troduoiHl for "C ' " " '
oitnic'i : STVijj"J'j5u-
I'KCT FIT , " "COJIKOKT A Nl ) DUHAIIII.-
1TV. " Tlioy have no superiors in Hand
Tunis , Hand Woltri , Goodyear Welts ,
and Machine Sowed. Ludiea , nsk for tlio
"Luiiow" SHOI- Try tliom , and you
will buy no other.
DR. BAILEY ,
DENTIST
'Iccth
Gold unit other I'llllngs at leasonntile Pileca.
Teeth Extracted Without Pain.
312 mul ,113 I'axton Illoclc , Omalui , Nebraska.
'J elf iihono 1SI. !
Wo have u noiltlTO cum for ITO I
I1I.IMI ur ULKLDINII I'lLLd.1 \ \ 11 %
uiv tl > ou ii < l of cmcs of InnK Huiul
lu Ua\o bi > n cured. KoitroiiRlnoiir
f iti In Itii curallro potion that nu
will mull ono nninplo tiui viitx to iinjr
iudi'rer. N. U. Tills It no liumbUEl
roil aituallr recclvu a bo ( roe IP/ return -
turn lUHli , ( not u lot ot circular ) ) , sn < <
uiii'npi'lkallun ' will oor.vlnco jruu of
U "ortl Addroo'l'hc W. illllarrt Co. , llu0luN. V
Uuntlvu tuu OuiuUa Dec ,
But a Warm Welcome to One and All at 1522 Douglas St. , whera
may Be Found a Large and Beautiful Assortment of
( Single and in sets. ) Dictionaries and Holders a nd an elegant line of
Plush Sets , Gold Pens , Pencils and Silver Match Safes , Ladies' and
Gents' Pocketbooks and Purses , Portfolios , Lap Tablets , Writing
Deskp. Photo , Auto and Scrap Albums , Gift Books from the Little
Gems to the Elegant Etchings , Childrens'Books & Cannes , and in fact
everything to please yourself and friends. A competent sot of sales-
m en ready and pleased to show goods.
H. M. & , S.W.JONES ,
1622 Douglas Street , near Corner 10th Street.
J. HMIiLU CO. ,
' Branch of the largest manufactory in the U. S. Now
X ] = i-tiJ = u-J- ' ' open nt 220 S. 14th fcjt. , near I'axton Iloiol , carrying 1
the largest line of TRUNKS , VALISES , HAND SATCHELS , L'OCtfE'fc
BOOKS , etc. , ever shown in Omaha. Hoods sold at what ottr competitors 1
pay for them. Work to order. Repairing a specially.
DEWEY & STONE ,
A magnificent display of everything useful and ornamenta
411 the iurniture maker's art , at reasonable prices .
PAID UP CAPITAL , $30OOOO , SURPLUS $40.000.
AMERICAN LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY ,
UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK BUILDING.
0 ° | o Internal on deposits , compounded eoml-onnunlly.
B " Savings Certificates with Intorcst coupons attached.
DEBENTURE BONDS In Donomlnatlons of S2OO , 830O , QnO9v
; o | and SIOOO , based upon First Mortgage Real Eatnto Securities
deposited with , and bonds certified by the Union Trust Company
1 of Now York. Drafts drawn on the prlnclpnl cities of Europe.
A. C. POWELL. , CASHIER.
DIRECT ORS ;
0. M. CARTER , Pros. D. D. COOLEY , V.-Prcs. PHILIP POTTER , Sec.
I J , BROWN. ALVIN SAUNDERS. C. S. MONTGOMERY. i. FRED ROGERS.
FIXTURE
now rccfilvlitf/all tlio finttxt and latent fliml'jiin In / < V ic Gas
litres , inctndln/ Drop Mfihts , J'ortdlilo SttinilH , L < iiiipn , etc. Luruo vit-
rlctiof Imported Sliadai , tJlobea and Qlnanwaro.
Exclusive Jcsi/na a. fii > eclaltij. J'rlcea Jicanon < iMc ,
IARCESN AND FINEST SHOW ROOMS WEST OF CHICAGO ,
THE HUSSEY & DAY COMPANY
409-411 South 15th Street.
LOMBARD
Iloston , Mass ; Kansas Cltu , Mo ,
Capital & Surplus , $1,500 $ , I1
Tills company lias opened an Omaha oltlca am )
Ispiopnroillo furnUli money piomplly ouim *
provvil city Hint farm propi'riy.
Noiii > pllnil"i ; ; sentawuy for appniva | .
Loans tloaed und tuld fur wlllioutdcUy.
JOHN \S' . UIHIli MuunK1 ,
BOUHoutli lillj tJtKict. l-'lmt National llunlc
and nil ut ninry ti onblm uatlly.nutclc.
lyuinliaftlyt-itroa by IHiUTUltACaii *
eulJ i , aoem ) CAW 1 11 roil lu suVuu ilnyn. Sold I
II.W per boy. ull ilnii l- ' " , or by mull from
cut.iMftf.Co 1W Wlm St..N. Y.nillUUu i
Line.
'l'oilns ( < nv , Ilclfust , Dublin and
From New York Every Tuesdav ,
Cabin pnsiuuo M"i and iV ) , iicronllnj ; to location
ot alani loom , KxoiiiHlun iift to IJO ,
fitroniKo to uiul from Utirope at Ixnvi-st Itutei.
AUS'J'IN IIAIiDWIN It CO. . ( lim'l A ent .
Kl llroaiiuiiy. Now York.
JOHN lll.KdKN , flvn'lVtMltrii Acunt ,
m llandoliilt tit. , Chlca * f ) .
HAHHVH.ilOO is. : AKfilt.Onialix
liuduccd Cublu Hittc.s tu Gltu ow Ex-
liibltlon.
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lout inatiluMjn.t ir- 1 vtlll i uil n v luftl > t |
rnillM ( | M | | rnnUlnliit : full lultlmlUrt fin
JioniH run * . frenrrlisru * Ailurt-M.
PHOF.F. O. FOWUCR. Mooclu ( Cotin.