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    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : WEDNESDAY , DECEMBER 26 , 1888.
THK CITY.
"Robert Morrison , colored , li In Jnll for
file al I tig coul from the NcbrnsKn Coal com
pany.
Mnnn HAH Ilctiiriicd.
John Mnnn , husband of Hlrdlo Mann ,
created a disturbance In Lllllc Mann's bagnio
Id-day and was nrrcstcd. Ho lias Just re-
ttlmcd from Ulioycnnovhcro lie has boon
for the past three yours.
Faithful Kinployc ? .
E , D. Brown , the Sixteenth street mer
chant , presented each of his employes with a
W gold plcco and a box of clpnrs yesterday.
The foreman was plven ? 10 In sold. The
Indy clerks were allowed to select any ur-
tield In thu store to the extent of $5 In viiluo.
TIic Hllvr
Senator John P. Jones , of Nevada , arrived
In the city Christmas morning and registered
at the 1'axton. About 'J p. in , he took n
stroll up Farnam street and made 11 personal
Inspection of the exterior nnd interior of Tin :
Br.r. building In winch ho has taken an in-
ttfrtiat. After maltlnu' n rail at the resilience
of the editor of Tin : HER the senator returned
to the hotel , took n carriage to the depot , and
lib left for Chicago on the vestibule.
Iilfjlit I'nHnniKrr Trafllc.
The passenger traftlc In railway circles
was extremely light yesterday as compared
with preceding days , The overland trains
left on tlmo with but a slight number on
biard , and the dummy trains plied between
Albright nnd Council Bin Its at hourly Inter
vals , but the imtromigc was remarkably
light. Nothing of an unusual tenor ououricd
in railway circles during the day.
Mr. 0. 1' . MeCurlv , who for years was
the assistant general ticket npunt of the
Union J'aclllc railway In this city , has re-
ctjiltlybocn appointed to u similar position
W\tn \ the Haltlinoro & Ohio railroad at Unl-
tlmbrc , with which road ho has been con-
i\cdtcrt \ slnro leaving hero a year ago , Mr ,
McCarty's abilities have won for him a wide-
stirdad reputation in railroad circles
throughout the country.
An Ovorcont Tlilof.
Ed Dean , who claims to hail from Balti
more , was arrested Monday , by Olllcor
Curry on a charge of larceny. Hcan came to
the City hotel , on Tenth and llarnoy streets ,
several days ago , and took up quarters. The
Ofllcor observed that ho was doing consider-
nblo'buslncss in the matter of carrying pack
ages to and from the hotel. Concluding that
JB6an'B actions were somewhat suspicious ,
Oftlccr Curry kept a close eye on him , ami
i Monday placed him under arrest. His room
nt the hotel was searched , and two new over
coats , bearing the Nobraskn Clothing house
brand , were found. Ho also was wearing an
apparently now coat.of the same linn's brand.
Ho was locked up , and is now buing held
, uiHll other crooked work. Inylilch he Is sup
posed to liavo been implicated , can bo in
vestigated. He is regarded as a clever crook ,
arid his arrest is considered as a good piece
of work. _
' \Yalklng advertisements. Every man , wo
man and child who has once tried Dr. Hull's
Cough Syrup cannot say enough in its praise.
.JTho wonderful cure by Salvation Oil of
Mr. M. S. Gulp , n chronic rheumatic , 22U
Gsorgo St . Haltimorc , Md. , has awakened
wide-spread interest.
SOUTH OMAHA MOWS.
RtnWieil Tlii-po Times.
John Barry , a young man aged about
twenty-two , who spent the summer working
on one of the grading gangs , Monday aftor-
ndbn returned from the western part of the
stnto where ho had been working on new
railroads being built into Wyoming and Da
kota. Between 12 and 1 o'clock in the night
Marshal McCrackcn found him sitting on
the back steps of the White Elephant restau
rant with two cuts in his left side and one
cut In his loft hip-ami his face battered. Ho
was removed at once to the police heacl-
I .quartcrs and n surgeon summoned to dress
his wounds. The cuts had been made by a
pen knife , and the two in Ills side pierced
the liver permitting parts of the organ to
protrude. Ho informed OHlcer Tliomus
Looney that after ho had been cut he hit the
mnn who stabbed him , twice on the head
with a club. Yesterday nfternoon Oftlcer
Loonoy arrested Patrick McCann , who an
swered the description and had two marks
across Ills head. MeC.iim is in jail , and
Barry was removed to the Heed house.
Barry's parents live in Kansas City. His
Injuries' , although serious , are not necessarily
fatal.
Rlcctrlc Iji lit Company Mooting.
A special meeting of the Electric Light
company was hold in the company's ofllce , in
the power building , Monday afternoon. A
contract was entered into with George II.
Hammond & Co. , to supply light for the
packing house. Twenty-two 2,000 arc
lights and all necessary incandescent lights
Will bo furnished at once. A now dynamo
With n capacity for thirty-flvo 2,000 arc lights
nnd an incandescent dynamo , with a capacity
of 200 lights , have- been ordered and will bo
put In at once.
Between Slfhind $10 remained after paying
all banquet expenses , and it was decided to
spend it for necessaries and distribute them
among the poor , which w.ia done yesterday.
ICown In I IK ; Camps.
Christmas' was a go-as-you-pleaso in the J
and Twenty-sixth street grading camps.
Enrly in the morning Hill Dick and Michael
HOlligan , alias Hcddy Mike , had n pugilistic
sotto. Bill Dick can scarcely see , has his loft
left badly Injured and his head Is badly beaten
up. Mr. Holllgun , not satlsllcd with this ,
In the afternoon went ovur to J. 1) . Wolf's
dump nnd wanted the Swedes , who were
working for u $1 a day , to quit work. This
brought Mr. Wolf and his -in-c.-ilibro
to the scratch , and snapping the icvolver
tW6 or three times , ho tried to snoot
Holllgan. Closing with his armed assailant
Mr. Holllgan took the weapon away from
him and cracked him ovur the head , almost
crushing the skull. Ho then deliberately un
loaded. the revolver anu throw It in the
dump. Mr. Holllgan is in jail.
Uohcrt McClure was hilarious and kicked-
his ? boss , N. U. Golden , so bad that Mr
Golden would hardly hold together , and this
morning Judge Kcuthcr will call the classic
namu ot McClure on the charge of assault
and battery , _
Notes Alxuit the Glty.
P. W. anil Miss Emma Schumacher , of
DoWItt , and Theodore Schumacher , of
Mason , are guests of Mr , and .Mrs. James
M. GninUiaiis.
ftilss Maud Eastman was taken suddenly
ill Mond. > y and could not take part in the
Christinas programme at the Methodist
Episcopal church.
A trial of the now hose cart was made
yesterday morning , running to the Exchange
nnd stringing 400 feet of hose and getting
watdr. The work was well done and the
tlmo fast. John W. Hosbugh is proving u
competent man for the position.
Albert Frill , of Omaha , took his Christ-
tnns dinner with Mayor W , S. Williams ,
Ralph Pearl Is listed among the sick.
William Casoy. of Eagle , is visiting his
nriclo and aunt , Mr. and Mrs. P. S , Casoy.
O. M. Hunt yesterday vacated his rooms ,
and , with his family , is the guest of Post
master Peter Cockrcll.
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Welsh , of Omaha , took
Christmas dinner with Colonel and Mrs. K ,
L. Wltmun.
The dance given by the Union Stock Yards
cornet band in the band rooms , on Twenty-
elkth street , was attended by a largo number
of invited guests ,
Benjamin J. Coy returned from Sioux City
to spend Christmas at homo.
The ladles of tit. Martin's Protestant
Episcopal Mission will meet this afternoon
at the residence of Mr , and Mrs. George W ,
Martin to arrange for the Now Year's eve
Buppor and entertainment ,
Engineer William II. Atkins , of Swift &
Co.'s packing house , Monday noon was the
recipient of an elegant Christmas present In
the aluuic of a line sot of draughting instru
ments from the machinists nnd employes.
Sleepless nights matlo miserable by
thut lorrlblo cough , Shiloh's Cure is
the remedy tor you. For fculo by Good-
man Drug Co.
Condition of
Inter-Ocean : There nro now in the
Knights of Lnbor between ten thousnnt
nnd twelve thousand women. Those
organizations wore represented at the
Konorn.1 assembly of the Knights ol
Labor at Indianapolis by Mrs. L. M ,
Barry Philadelphia , general organ
izer nnd lecturer ; Mrs. A. P. Slovens
of Toledo , mid Miss Mtiry Burke ol
Uellairo , O.
Mrs. Barry made an important and In
teresting report of her work iti investi
gating1 women's work nnd wages in va
rious parts of the country. She gave
facts and figures regarding ' 'tho con
tract-sweating middle-men , or slon-shor
plan , which works ruin , misery , sin and
shame to toilers , and dcnth or failure to
the legitimate or regularly established
industry with which it competes. In-
stanso the following : Men's punts that
rotuil at prices from $1 to $7 per pair arc
taken by the contractor nt 15 cents per
pair. Operators are then employed nnd
huddled together in a close stilting
backroom , whore the machlno opera
tives furnish their own machines , and ,
in most cases , thread , and do all the
machine work on pants , without bast
ing , for ft cents a pair. Thov nro then
passed over to the llnishorvho puts on
the buttons , makes button holes , and
puts on buckles for 5 cents per pair.
Six pairs is the uvorago day's work.
Supposing live operatives to bo em
ployed , and there nro oftener more
than less , the contractor makes ! ! 0 cents
a head , which nets him or her SI.60 per
day , while his or her victim gets 80
cents per day.
In Pennsylvania she found "tho violation
lation of every law in regard to the
employment of women nnd children is
to bo mot with on every htind , nnd It is
my earnest request that every Knight
ot Labor in Pennsylvania will give his
siipnort to the bill which I hnvo prepared -
pared and will have presented nt the
session of the coming htnto legislature
for the establishment of a factory in
spection law on behalf of the little ones
of this rich and thriving state , 120,000 of
whom arc deprived of the privileges of
common school education , nnd 1126,000of
whom nro employed in its workshops ,
factories , mines and mercantile indus
tries. There are many evils attendant
upon the employment of children , par
ticularly girls , which load to niihcry ,
ignorance and dispuir. A custom is
rapidly increasing in the country which
means shame , dishonor and humiliation
to womanhood , : uid I hero nnd now ap
peal to every father within the sound of
my voice to bo watchful tind wary of his
little daughter if she bo employed in
any largo establishment or small one
cither , where she is made to iin-
doratnnd that the price of her position
is that she'stand in with the boss. ' Many
may ask why I do not give name and
locality. First , because those who re
sent such pernicious approaches shrink
from giving publicity to their humilia
tion , and those who do submit will not
inako their misfortune public until ,
perhaps , they can no loncer hide their
shame. In very many instances facts
were given that wore blood-curdling ,
but no allldavit would bo made , nnd
neither myself nor the order was in a ,
position to btand a libel suit with all the
power of wealth against us wherewith
to inlluonco a decision against honor
and truth.
O
Grate Till.
From the Council muffs Daily Globe , Jan-
imry2li , 1SW : M. A. McPike , editor of the
Cumbria ( Ebonsburg , Pu. ) Freeman , lias
been the personal friend of the editor of the
Globe for moro than twenty years , und is
known , wherever ho is known , as one of the
best men living. Ho is also an intimate
friend of Mr. Clark , of the Nonpareil. Ho
has been unfortunate in the fact that his
familv was ravaged with diphtheria and
greatly distressed. Mr. Clark , having hoard
of tills calamity , sent him some of lir. Jef-
foris' Diphtheria Cure. It was used at once ,
and the lives of the rest of his children
s-ivcd. Letters Irom Mr. McPiko are un
bounded in their expressions of gratitude
for llnding some means of averting the loss
of his whole grout ) of little and tender ones.
Five of Mr. McPike's children out of eight
died from diphtheria before bo had an op
portunity of using Dr. Jofferis' ' remedy.
Price of remedy $3. Address Dr. Thos. Jcf-
feris , box 057 , Omuha , Neb.
A Ornnt Misfortune.
Detroit Free Press : Old Sam Gilley
had the reputation of being the mean
est man on Possum Itidce , and his
neighbors said he sold a remarkably
largo number of sheepskins for a man
who never owned a sheep. Probably if
other people's sheep would come on
Gilloy's promises and shed their pelts ,
it wasn't Gillov's fault. At least , that
is the way he looks at it.
By some hook or crook , Gilloy had
married a wife at an early day , niid for
twenty-seven years she had managed ,
by taking in washing and hiring out to
work in llelds , to innlco enough to keep
old Sam and his seven dogs from actual
want.
But one day Mrs. Gilloy took sick ,
nnd calling Sam in , asked him to go for
the doctor.
"Taint no use , Lindy , " Sam said ,
"jest brace up an' light agin it. "
"I hev ; Sam , till it won't do no good
any moro. I've lit agin it for weeks ,
but I bed tor give in at last. "
"It's pore time to git down sick ,
Lindy , witli thrco day's washing ahead
an' nuthin' in tlior house tor cat. .list
think o'thct an'seo ' '
ef ycr can't hoi'up
orwhilo longer , "
" 1'vo thought o' all thot , Sam , an' it
don't do no good. I b'lievo I'm goin'
tor die. "
"Shucks , Lindy , don't go tor gittin'
no siek fool notions inter yor. "Why ,
think now nio'n thor dogs 'ud miss ye ,
tin' jist strain or peg tor git over it.
Jist think yor all right. "
"No ; times lias boon when that 'ud
work , but it's played out now. 1 got tor *
hov the doctor.
' 'I don't see how I kin fetch Mm ,
'thout givin' up my huntln' an' I got all
ready tor go , an' thor dogs is or waitin'
for mo now. Think whattor disapint-
ment it'll bo to thor dogs. Lindy , an'
FCC of yor can't hoi' up on their ac
count. "
"Yor know I would of I could. But
I can't noway yor kin lix it. Yor must
go for thor doctor , quick , for I feel like
wan't ' labt . "
J goin' tor long.
"Wnl , of I must , though it's mouty
unhandy , " Sam muttered as ho started
olT , "I don't BOO what folks wants
tor to bo so much bother for , an' of
they hov got tor die , why they can't
putitolT till some other tlmo. Taln't
' feller's huntin'
no sense in splllln' or
an1 disapintln1 thor dogd jlbt for
nothin' . "
Sam had gone a little way when the
thought btruek him that ho might as
well take the gun nnd dogs nlong nnd
hunt as ho wont nnd cnmo , nnd accord
ingly ho returned for them. lie reached
the doctor's house after a somewhat
circuitous and rambling journey , Stop
ping at the gate ho "holloed" two or
three times , whoa tho/loclor anpearod.
' 'Good evening , Sam , " ho said ,
"Ilow'rvo , dock ? "
"Como in. "
"Hardly time , I guess. "
"Anybody slckV1 ?
" 'olo 'oman is
"Yas , thor gruntin1
right binart , and lies or cranky sorter
notion in her head that she's goin' ter
bo tuck. "
"Too had , too bad. "
"That'a ' what it air , Dock. It's most
tarnol bad with three days' washin' or
( load , and thor meal and bacon both
nut. I reckon yo'd bettor ride over
sometime and see 'or when yor hov er
odd spell , "
Sam turned and was soon lost to view
In the woods. . It was only n couple o
miles home , but ( Vs the sun was up quid
n way yet , ho concluded to spend twi
or three hours hunting , so when In
reached his shanty it was already dnrk
The doctor and some neighbor womoi
wore there. Sam went in , nnd scoitif
"
his wife dead , ho cried" :
"By jux , she was right , an' it's mos
Hinged unfort'nlt , too , comln' lik <
this. "
n
Most complex ion powders have a vul
gar glare , but Poxxoni's is a trui
bcautificr , whoso effects are lasting.
IO IjPSSPpa' lillllblC.
Now York Commercial Advertiser !
Men in Wall street talked a great dea
about the bursting of the Panama canal
bubble. The scheme was quite gener
ally compared to the South sea bubble
nnu Wall street operators , who have not
a cent invested in the Panama ditch ,
were lavish with their sympathy for tlu
thousands of French peasants nnd
tradesmen who have been beguiled hi
the plnusiblo tongue of the veteran en
thusiast M. do Lcsbops.
By many persons who nro interested
in investments of capital in this country
the failure of the Do Lcsseps canal is
regarded as favorable to American in-
torcbtSf inasmuch as the Nicaraguan
canal scheme is almost as distinctively
American as the Panama enterprise IE
French.
J. & W. Soligman nro the agents in
this country for the canal company.
Mr. W. Seligman said ; "Tho failure ol
the company , announced by cable , IE
not a great surprise to people hero. It
has been anticipated for weeks , though
there was a hope remaining that the
hist effort to raise money might succeed
and the work coiltiiiue. It seems
they have mot with disappoint
ment. and failure is the result.
The disaster can have little or no olTcct
outside of France , it was peculiarly a
French entedpriso. The Pannmacannl
stocks and securities were not hold to
any extent by financial institutions , but
we're almost entirolv in the hands of
small holders who had invested their
savings in them. "
Mr. Seligman could not s.iy what the
company will do in the future , or
whether the work will bo continued
under other management , or cease en
tirely.
At the Panama Kail way company's
olllco it was said that the failure could
not affect the company in any way , as
they were not involved in it. Had the
Canal company succeeded , the road
would have passed into its hands event
ually , but as it was , the road would
continue in its business asithad before ,
If any other company should attempt to
complete the canal , it mu t iirst secure
the consent of the railroad corporation.
Mr. Charles Froemnn , who returned
from Europe last week , said : "Tho
suDJcct of the canal and its final embar
rassment has been of absorbing interest
in Paris and throughout Franco for a
longtime. Its fr.Huro has been dis
counted , however , and the news that
the cable brings could bo no surprise
there or here. "
It is suggested that the Dredging
company and the other American con
tractors will in the end succeed to the
rights of the Canal company nnd pro
ceed to complete the canal.
Catarrh cured , health and sweet
breath secured by Shiloh's Catarrh
Remedy. Price 50 cents. Nasal In
jector free. For sale by Goodman
Drug Co .
Flying the National Finer.
Boston Advertiser : The steamer
Progresso , of New York , Captain Faira-
loth , arrived at Boston a few days ago
from Hamburg with a cargo of sugar
consigned to the Stan card Sugar Refin
ery. She is the first American mer
chant steamer arriving in Boston from
a European port for a number of years.
There nro lines of American steamers
running to the West Indies , Brazil ,
etc. , and in the Pacific from San Fran
cisco to Honolulu , Auckland , N. Z. ,
Sidney , N. S. W. , Hou Kong and Yokohama
hama , but there arc no A'morican line
steamers Hying the American Hag
which ply between the United States
and Europe , consequently the arrival
of the Progreso from Hamburg is looked
upon as remarkable.
What Nebraska Has.
Nebraska has its Paradise valley ,
Milk river , Ilouoy creek , Thunder
Cannon , Lightning Fo"k , Doughnut
Prairie , Baker's Reef nnd Cake Basket
precinct. For variety and style of
product , this commonwealth has no
rival.
Absolutely Pure ,
Tills powdcrnover varies. A marvel of purity
strength nnd wholtHomeness. Moro ccononi-
lOHl than the ordinary kinds , nnd cannot bo sold
lu competition wltli tlio multitude of low cost ,
ahort weight alum or phosphate powder ? , Sold
only In cans. Hoval Halting 1'owder Co. , I'M
WullstfeeU Now Vork.
Uas Moyir-'Established 1865-Adolph Meyer
Max Meyer
& , Bro. ,
SIXTEENTH AND FAUNAJ1 STJIEKTS.
General Agt'iKs Cor
STEINWAY ,
CHICKERING ,
KNABE ,
VOSE & SONS ,
BEHR BROS , ,
and JAS , W , STARR
P-I-A-H-O-S
Story & Clark aM Shoniuger-Bell Organs
Bl'KCIAI. VIUCE3 AND TIUMS.
Write for Catalogue.
CALIFORNIA !
U LANIXOP
DISCOVERIES.
ABONEMCDtco.crowLLE.fAU
Santa Aoio : and : CatR-Cure
For Sale hy
Goodman Drug Co.
BWIFT'8 SPECIFIC
I cntlrclj n Tcsctabla
lalnlng no Mercury , Potash , Art enc , or ethos
poisonous substances.
BWIFT'S SPHCIFIO
Has rural hundreds of cases of Eptlncll >
pis or C.-.ucor of tha Skin , Ibouir-nili cf caie *
Of Eccnui , Hloixl Ilumors oul : SUlu DltcaiM , I
Kail Imiiilrci'.j ifthous.int.sof e-jei of Bcrof-
al.i , Dloocl I'olton anil Blood Taint.
CWIFT'S SPECIFIC
Has icllCTtil thounancliof cmcs of Mercu
rial ro oilaj , llheuniatlsm and tlnfncii ol
Uio Jcluts.
. TITS. Juno 87. 19S8-G < rlf I'o
Orvclfiu Co. . Atbntii.Ua. Gcntlfuion i Inlha
early pert of tnoprujttnt year , a tad cose of
bluott tuiKou appeared upon wo. I began
taking H. & S. under nilvlc * of another , and
today I feel greatly Improved. I am > < IU
taklncr thu mocjleljio n -'nil continue to do
n until I am perfectly wall. I btllevalt U1
Sect a perfect euro. Yonm traly.
Dec. 1' . Uo\7inri ,
in WcnniitnBt.
Coi.CMBii , S. C. July 7. IBES-Tho Rwlft
Brralttc Co. , Atlanta , Oa. Oontlimnn t I was
KI eat sufiarvr from muicalnr rueumatlmn
for two j t > nr . Ivoiilil Rot no permanent re
lief from uny iuu.llclnu preso'lLeil by my
pbytk'lan. 1 toolc ovrr a dozfta bottles of
yours S. S. , nnd now I am HI well us I orcr
wai In my llfo. I nm sure your meillelno
cured me. and I would raoommonil It to nitf
one suCcrluc from any Uoort disease. Your *
truly , O. H.7to'JHh.s.
Conductor C. u O. U. K.
covered her wbolo body. She was cnnttnedl
to her lied for icvernl year by thli nffllctlon ,
nil could not help Uem-lf at nil. Hti could
Koti > lcop from n violent ItchlDu and slinging
cf the eicln. The disease bafllnd the Vlllol
the phyilclans who treated it. Her hucbaml
tWKnn finally RMnffbis wlfd Sniffs Kpuclllo.
and htic c&mmencod to Improve nlmott 1m-
BMMlatcly , nnd In a few weeks choan ap-
-ntly well. Sha Is now a hearty fine.
iK lady , with no trace ot the mllictloa
youra > cry trutr , J. I' . Suns ,
Wholesale Vrnrfglst , Xustlu Avenue.
I Trcntlso on Blood and Stln D.'f ' CRFJM mailed
free. THE Swirr SPECIFICS Co. , Driwor 8 ,
Atlotla , Ga. ; Xarr York. 7M Drnadx'ny.
. , . .
w UVB JM r n w aa.
Deware of Fraud , as my name and the. price are
damped on the bottom of all my ad\crtisccl shoes
belnre leaimc the factory , \\hich protect the \ve.ireri
nirainst high prices And inferior toocU. If a dealer
oucr IV. L. UouBlafi shoes nt a reduced price.or
cays he has them without rr.y name and price stamped
on the bottom , put him dov.n ns a fraud.
GENTLEMEN.
The only calf 83.SHAMI.KSS .Shoe smooth in-
slilo. NO TACICK or IVAXTlIKKAUtolmrttlio
feet , easy as liaiul-ecwcil and Vllr , NUT IU1' .
TO THE PUBLIC.
The rrccnt circular sent out br the New l'ti tnn > l I.aitcr'1
I'rotrrthe Union ilatM AuRiiitlit. JMtt , riftuctllnjf labor or-
gunUfttloiii to boycott my ilioei , if f a lie o ml iiiUIra < Ilnjr , HI
there It no trouble at my factory , i It 1 running ctltr fullest
rapacity , ami lm brfnlWo\rm year. J employ both Knlgliti
cf Jabor a inl the luiktvr'a 1'rotcrtlve Union nmifihl In order
to ( ire e to the inenibcri ol Jjitwir orcinlratlona ercrywlicrt
that the itatciiienti motle In laid circular are TiilRn I oiler
$5,000 REWARD
In inr IKTIOM CT pertont M ho will pioit ell Hie ilatrnicnti ni il i <
In laid ilrculHr U be true. 'Jim otTtr vlll hold irouJ until
Jinuiry lit , IbM ) .
W. I. . nnnnr.AR , Itrnckton. Since.
For sivlo by Kelley , Htipoa & Co. and
Gco. S. Miller , 01" North Iflth St.
Surgeon and
OOlceN. W Corner Hill nnl Oillcs
telepliuuo , lUj,1 Ko-ildouco tuloptioud ,
J. E. HcCrcw
, . . ,
Ono of the Most Hucro srul
SPECIALISTS
n the Treatment ot all Chronic or ths
So-called Incurable Diseases ,
EIW , Ear , Throat , Ltiniia , Lii'cr ,
Itlaildtti' , Kidney utiil A'en > oiis Dta-
cntiea treated with sticcvas nil-
equalled.
A mro cuaranteprt In nil cased of PHIVATB
anil SKIN IMBIIAHUS. All disorders of the
BC.VIIA1UltCJANri CUHU1) and MANHOOD
UV JJUSTOUKI )
CONSULTATION KHKK.
Treatment by corrtspondenco. fiend stamp
or ruply.
) fflco--Dushrnnn BlocK , 16th and
Douulas Sts. Omaha. Neb
The special sale of Overcoats will ber continued this week , and
this opportunity of purchasing a first class garment at July prices
should not be missed. A great many have taken advantage of this
opportunity so that our sale of overcoats last week was larger
than at any time since the opening of the "Continental. " We have
no satinet nor satinet prices to quote. Only first class , well made
parments at prices usually paid for inferior goods-
On Monday , December 24th , we will offer a line of Boys' Knee
Pant Suits , embracing man/ choice styles of high priced goods ,
ages 5 to 14. Some of the lots are broken in sizes , but the line as a
whole will give all the sizes and is one of the greatest bargain lines
ever offered in this department.
OMAHA Freeiand , Loomis Co.
BOSTON
NEW YORK
DES MOINES Proprietors ;
Corner Douglas and streets.
SENSIBLE and USEFUL
PRESENTS
Scorn to bo the order of the day.
OUR STOCK is complete in every
department. You and your friends
are invited to call.
SODKN MINRltAfj PASTIM.KS , which were
nwariloil IlirliltitiCftiUftliictlnn l.v a ineiltrnl Jury
nt tlio Intenmtloiml Inhibition nt Hrussels.linvit
proved tolio a tlrat cln s remedial iicunt In nil
( 'utnrrlis of thu organs of icsplrntlon and diges
tion.
niJN SI I IN K It , \ JL _ 1 _ A 8 Tl I , IjjH nro proscribed -
scribed by physicians In illhPises of the lungs
nnd chust nnd asthma. TliolKn.'llt di'rlvud Iroin
thi'lr tihu IH nusuriiis-ed : , and even lu tliuinost
rlmm'u I'liaes they tioothu , ease , nnd stimulate.
MINKItAT. TARTII.I.nS are prcfern-
b'o to all similar iiruparatloiis , boruiiHo they nro
n natural remedy , nn unndiiltvrntod product of
tne spring , lontninlne in nu utidlmlnliihcddu-
gree of nil Kinntivo prfntlplcH of Iheso uprinffs ,
BOniiN MI.VKUAri I'ASTUJjKB
_ nro prepared -
pared exclusively under the personul suporvls-
lin nnd rontrol of W. STOH 1/17,1 NO , M. 1) . ,
K. K. Sanitary Councillor.
MINKHAIj 1'ASTIIJ.r.S nro uno-
quailed asutolvont Incouelisamlcatnrrlm.evon
in the most chronic cases. Their Miccus1) Is 1111-
surpassed.
SOOKN MIXIIlt U. l'AfiTir.I.is nro a super
ior remedy In whooplng-couL'h nnd dlphthnrla ;
In tlio former they Jes-ion tlio paroxywin of the
attack , hilopnivi'iillngtho latterdlsoiiscwhich
cannot tiiko hold In u throat not uirected by
catarrh.
JiiNr.itAii T'ASTIM.ICS derive in
cieascd vnluu from the fact of h.ivinga very
favorable Inllueneo upon the oni.tu ofdlgea-
lion ,
HODIIK MINKUAL l'ASTIM.r.3 oilglit to
lie kept In uvory lioriiu. All mothcm nro recom-
mi-nded to urge tlii'lr child en durlni ; the cold
rouHon to allow n pubtlllo i-lowly to mult In their
inoiithH while out on iTr.uuls or going to hdiool.
MIKN MINUUAIj 1'AbTIJil.S nio for Milo
51 n ( iflviillilrugKlHUutryca ) box .Should your
ilrucHHl > 'Ot keep them , kindly addrtss the
Sodon Mineral Springs Company
ilJmitod )
IB Cedar Street , New York.
KXTKAIIUMIIAY ori'KIC. To rapMly
Intruduc-o our now "i'liniy Quern" clKar , Wa
will. If nnlureil lit once , deliver lou ol tlicra , V
hoiea of M ) civani cuch t'Hii ; : to anr l' ( t "r
Kijurri ofllru In ( he U , H. Al o init year' * mil-
nt > rlitli | > n pontiiHld tr * rl UXIIM Klfllnci upon r6 *
ccipt of ( our dolliirs HIB rcurlr rmo fortliut pop *
ulurllliKtrulrcl HIjaKO journul , VYritu iminu and
pottodlco nddrcM iilulnlr. Kemlt br rcglttercd
mull ur poitnl note uml uililrc ul unco
n. W. TANSILL&CO. , 55 State St. , Chlcano-
re.TTl > pl7 r ruTeo5aytcyJlf ;
lloruo' li : < ! ftro.Ma ncllg licit.
TruM.ooinblneJ. OiurontMUtuo
only one In the worldircneratlna
econtlnuom Eltetrla .t MagntlK
, - rvurroil. BoitntlflcPowerful. Uurable ,
' ( omfor < ble end Ktfivtlto. AvolJ ( raudi.
( ) fru.OOOcur 1. Kenilhunii '
A1.KO EUiOritlO IIUI.TW FO1C ji.
! . HORNE , iKvtaica , 181 V/ASASH / AV& . CHICAQO.
ESTABLISHED 1851
Chicago , Ills. ICIarkSt.
TuQ Regular Old-Established
PHYSICIAN AND SURCEOH
Is still Treating with the Greatest
SKILL and SUCCESS
Chronic , Nervous and Frivalo Diseases ,
NERVOUS DEBILITV , Lost Manhood ,
Falling Memory , Exhausting Drains , Terrible
Dreams , Head and Back Ache and all the . ( Tcctj
leading to early decay and peilups Consumption or
Insanity , treated scientifically by new methods with
never-failing success.
KS' SYPHILIS and all bad Blood and Skin Dis
eases permanently cured.
2-KIDNEYond URINARY complaints , Gleet ,
Gonorrhoea , Strictu re , Varlcocele and all dUcaics
of the Genito-Urinnry Organs cured promptly without
injury to Stomach , Kidneys or other Organs.
flB-No experiments. Age and experience lm
portant. Consultation free and sacred.
* a Send 4 cents postage Tor Celebrated Works oa
Chronic , Nervous and Delicate Diseases.
/ES'lhosc contemplating Marriage send for Dr.
Clarke's celebrated guide Mnle and Female , each
15 cents , both as ccnU ( stamps ) . Consult the old
Doctor. A friendly letter or calf may savefutiircsuffcr.
ins and shame , and add colden years to life.TBlook !
"Life's ( Secret ) Errors , " jo cents ( stamps ) . Medicina
and wtitings sent everywhere , secure from exposure.
Hours , 8 to 8. Sunday * 9 to u. Address
F. D. CLARKE , M. D. ,
186 So. Clark St. . CHICAGO , ILL.
O Wl A HA
MEDICALS SURGICAL INSTITUTE ,
N. W. Cor. 13th & Dodge Sts.
ran TUB TniATMic.Tr OF AM ,
Appliances for Deformities and
llc.t facilities , pparatu > ntl mraertlcs fomuccesi.
C1 'rcatmont ol ever ? form of ilUo.iio iunurln |
UeJIcal or hurglcul Troatinent.
FIFTY ROOMS FOR PATIENTS.
lloirl nntl Httondanosi belt hospital uooouimoda-
tlODnln the won.
wnni : KOII CiiiouLAruJon Dofornillloi nd llrace ,
Trumm , Club Kuol. Curmturo of the Kplne , I'llcs !
Tumor" . Cancer. C t rrh. UronrUltls , Intmlotlon ,
Blectrlcitr. i' ralfai , Kpllcpsy , KtdiiBr. Illnilrtur.
lljc , K r , gkta mill Ulaadnn 1 all darkle tiuptrutlom
Dleeases of Women a Specialty.
HOOK ON DlSEAfeKH OF Y7OMUN TUKB.
ONLY RELIABLE MEDICAL INSTITUTH
MAICINQ X SI'fcCI VI.TV Of
PRIVATE DISEASES.
AliniooJ Dlieaiot lucceiifullr treiited. Kjrphllttla
Tolioii ruinovi'H i rum the fl m without laorcurr.
{ ( uw re.'lorallvu treatment forlosi or Vital I'ower.
l'er > oni unnbla to vl H in nmy he trcnlud t linniii br
eorri'tpondi'nco. All rninmunlc Ulons contldantlal.
Modlunbaor laitmmcoti lain by mull or eiproii.
eciircly iiarkH.l , no m < irks to Imllcato rcntunu or
ieu.U'r. One pcr onnl intorTluvT nrererruil. ( 'all anil
cnniultumirtunilhlitor/ot jour raiu , and we will
Mud In plain wrnppor , oir
BOOK TO MEN , FREE ;
Cpon I'rtvAto. HpecUl r IforToni Il > i < akui , Impotency -
tency , S/iblli5 , Ul tt aa Vunc celi , wHUnueiifon
U4C. AdJrosi
Omaha Medical and . .Surotcnlnstttuf * , or
fim. McIHEWAJIV ,
OCT. nth and Dodt bisOMAHA. . MIB.
.
I ( IkJud iu
U. S. DEPOSITORY , OMAHA , USB.
I'nld Up CujiHul . $400,000
Surplus . 50,000
II , W. VATKH , I'reiidcnt.
J.twiriH. Uiiii : : , Vlco I'resldcnt.
A , li 'l\iurAUttSnA Vice l'rosldc > nU
\V. II. H. lluumU.uliler. : ! .
InilKC-lOIIH.
w. v. MOIISB. JOHNS. Coi.i.iNi
II.V. . VATIH. : l.uwisS. HKKU ,
THE IRON BANK ,
Conier lan nnd Fiirnain 81s.
unU 'I iiinurft cure * ! , UAyiun *
( > iitrlciifr | , Au KiillV , lluul.
IVit111. . MiMM II iii.B. : II.
11)1 ) Wuliuili Av.i tliltuzo.III.
20 TO 60 DAYS.
This is a disease which hsis heretofore
Baflleil nil Medical
Woliovo u Itoincdy , uuknown tonnyonoln the
World outside ofonr Coinpany.iind ono tlmt haste
to euro the most obsiinato ca * < cs. Ten days In
ruecnt ciiM'sOoos Iliework. UN tlio olil chronic
deep hcatod cases tnat wo solicit.Veliavo
cured hnndied-t who have lieon ehandoncd by
I'livalcians , and pronouncud Incti ublt * , and We
challciiKethB World towlnij is n CA > JO that we
will not euro In less than slxtv-laya.
Hlnro thu history or incdiclm * . truu spocino
for Syphilis has been bought for b" inever
found until our
wns dlscovere.l , and wo ara Justine I In saying
It Is the only Heniedy In the World that will pos
itively euro , beciinso the latest .Mudlcal Works ,
published by the best known anthorltlus , say
tht'io wasnoveratiuohpocltlc belore. Ourrem-
edy Mill cure when everythliiR else has fulled.
Why wnstooiir tlmo and money with patent
medicines that novur had virtue or doctor with
physicians that cannot euro youjvm that Imvo
tried everything flso should lome ID us now and
Ed purniunent relief , you never cnncci , It else-
nhurn. Marl ; what wo say. In the unrt von
must take our remedy or NKVKU rocovci nnd
yon that liavo been allllctcd but n hort : jmo
should by nil menus como to us now not one In
Hn of new cases ever cet iiurmnnantir cured.
Many et help and Ililuk they are free from thB
dl.seiis-e , but In one. two or three voaia after It
Appears agiiln In a inoro horrlblo form.
This is a Blood Purifier- and will Cure
any Slcin or 131ooil Discaho when
Fails.
THE COOK BEHEDY CO ,
Hooni 10 nnd 11 , U. S. National Itank
building , Oniiilia , Nob.
OMAHA DISPENSARY.
NKRVOHP , CIIII'JNIO and I'IIIVATK PISF.ASKS ol
JIi.N nnd WOJIIN 8ucce--bfiilly treatod.
YOUNG MEN
HiilTorlnn from the RlTccln of youthful rulllni orln
( llaoii'tliiii.iir itru tronblinl with Wf'iiknusH , Norroufl
IH'lillliy , Umi nf .Memory , Dunponilcnry , A\cr lnii lo
r-ilctHlilnpy Trouble , uriiny illM'i uiir thu ( ionltn-
IJrliinrf ( iru'iiiix.caii hum Unit a eiilivinil xpccily cure.
Cliiiiae riininiljlo ( ) oiicclully tolho poor ,
MIDDLE-AGED MEN
I'liiTO nro ninny trnublod nltlitoo frcrnuunt ovac-
iiiittuuv ol DIM litiiiMcr , oliou acromimiilo'l hy iiPltyht
hiniirlln ur InirntiiK pi'iiniiiliin , un l truaKfiiiiu ' > r iliu
fyttK'in In 'i niiinruT thu imtluiil cimnnt nututinl fur ,
On I'Aiitiitittnu the iirlniirv dcDoslts a r < my Kcdirnunt
will ul ( en he tmiml. anil b'Miu'ttnicH HinnM jmrticlCH of
ultmrncn will uppt'Hr , or HIM color will hoof a tUlu
lull Unit hint u iiin ( tiiuiuln to u ilurit or Lori l I up
lit'iirnn < f. There itru many in ( Mi who < lie of ttilrt UHH
t nlty , tunornnt of ttio eatiso , wliteh U tlio Hocontl
ftta uot iiotnlniil wcnWnun1 * . Tlio doctor will vimr
anlrit n pprfori euro in all aucli en so * and u lu'ultlif
rcMdiallon cil tha uoiiltu-urltiiirv UTLMUS , Cunaultu-
lion rto. heud lor
"Young Han's Friend , or Quido to Wedlock , "
ritCK TO AM' . AltlUtKPH
DR. SPINNEY & CO. ,
N. I' , Cor Kith & Joniht ) < ) Kts. , Oinuhii , or Nu-
tliiniil Dlsponsuty , cor. U'th : ind Mum KtH , Kan-
KitxC'lty , .Mo , . .Mention Ihlu i
"nil iill t. .
"
1/inWCV urinary
M Ull t T ly imdrtiifuly cured hy DOUI'DUA ( 'nji-
xuh-K. Hevoml C.IM'S cured In suven diiyu. Hold
H.W tier I/ox , ail driiL'KlxtH , or \ > y mall from 1 > < > -
ilitullfk'.Co Jli WhltuJt..N ! V. I'llll IHructlouJ
item * powerful pyia
Uietlc Uine. pilabla ucllon amF
IBM qurotilllty. irj yt-ara'
th bant truarantfa of th o c i-
lenco of UinseTnstrumentu. *
nnicious ADD pEiisiSTErfr
Advoillsliiir lias nUviiys proven
ouccc > 3fiil. Ilcfnro plitoltiff any
Nuwapapor AdvtrtlsInK consul
LORD &THJOMAS ,
4t U 4 QtD lfk tired. CHlrifiOO. .
ARE THE DE3T
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