THE OMAHA DAILY BEESATUEDAY , DECEMBER 29 , 18Sa
THE CITY.
The horse of Mr. Helm ; of the llnlin
Manufacturing eninpiniy , ran nway yes
terday morning nt VValinit hill and iniulo
" " OiliffiliO sleigh ,
t The llro nt 1 10 p. m. yesterday
urns in the cellar of Atinio
Wilson's plnco , on Eleventh , near
Cnpitol iivenuu. Tlio blnzo wns in
Bonio rubbish , rvnd the damage done
was alight.
Forty-eight little children were
ngrcciibly surprised by rcrolving prcs-
cnU at the Xinas tree given by the di
rectors anil ladies of St. Andrew's Mis
sion at Walnut Hill Thursday evening.
The Banker's Life association , of Do-i
Moines , In. , thtough W. ( ' . Hccr , agent
nt Omaha , paid to Mrs. Klggs , the wife
ofthelttto Will K. Higgs , yostcrdnj ,
fcj,000 , HIP amount of his insurance with
that company.
IVrNniiat Pi
Mrs. Jatncs Fox loaves to-dny for at hrco
months' visit to Yankton. Dak.
Kobcrt Kolluior , a prominent attorney of
Minneapolis , is spending thu holidays in this
city.
Jacob HinndPis , of Milwaukee , Is visiting
Ids brother , J L. Hi nndois. Ho will remain
during the holidays.
Johnson Hrigham , editor of the Cedar
Jinplil.s ( In > Republican , is in the city to at
tend the funeral of P. C. Stone.
O/.I. Wilson , representing Colonel William
ETSIins' incut drama , "Alono In London , "
fis In the city , arranging for the production
ol his attraction at the Uoyd tlio latter part
of next week.
Mr. Ell P. Watsnn and wife of Plnlnvlow ,
Neb , ate spending thuir holidays with their
( laughter , Mis. J. S. Cameron. Mr. Watson
is one of the oldest settlers of Nebraska ,
having cast n vote at the first tcrritoiial
election. Omaha had but two houses when
Mr. Watson first saw it.
.Spilled din Mllli.
Thursditt a team attached to a milk
wagon belonging to Ole llimsen ran away on
Kightocntli btreet near Pierce , completely
demolishing thu wagon and spilling tliu milk
on the giound. _
Mel at tlio Crosslin ; .
Coble cur 10 , in vhiu n of Giipmnn Pros-
cot and Conductor Thompson , collided j'ottcr-
da.y morning nt 10Ti , at the jinicUt ro of Dodges
and Fifteenth streets , with S Hinders and
Twentieth street car No .14. Thu hoiso car
was going 1101 tli and the cable Until cast
Tlio Injuiy WHS trilling.
Didn't Get , Her Koll.
Daniel Kdcns , a young fellow who lias
been boarding nt Mrs. Christina Koonig's ,
was arrested Tlmisday on suspicion of
beingono of the thieves who had stolen that
woman's roll of S-'U.l. Ho.was lelcasod from
custody icstcrdaymorning , as there was no
proof whato.-ertlmt ho was connected with
the robbcn. Ho is a Inn d-workmg young
fellow , unit , at the time of his anest , was
biiKilv plying his ti.ido of gas-fitting. The
real thief lias not yet been found.
Money In the AslioH.
Mi . .lacobson , of 393 Noith Sixteenth
street , missed $ i > > of her money
yesteiday morning and suspected
two of her roomers , namrd .1. S.
Wilson and Alice Wilson. Sergeant Ha/o
was detailed to loolt up the case. Ho seal chcd
their room catcfully , and after a long hunt
found tlio monov tucked in the ashes of XX'il-
Bon's stove. The pair weio arrested. XX'H-
bon has done tinio In juil before and the
police have been thinking of late of making
his woman pay apioslltuto's lino.
Water Tnlccr ? and Taxes.
The oflleors of the waterworks company
are very busy receipting and iccordlng the
names of subscribers who are taking advan
tage of tho. > per cent discount to those who
pay their water bill before the 1st of Janu
nry. Only about 23 per cent of the subscrib-
eis , however , avail themselves of this dis
count and a great rush is expected on Janu
ary 1. There are now about llvo thousand
water takers , the number having increased
nonily one thousand during the past jear ,
making an Increase of about 1 % per cent a
month or about 20 per coat a year.
JIoRcnll'H Presidential Doom.
There was a meeting of the democratic
members of the council jestcrday morning
with the Hnscall republicans to devise a means
of electing IsaicS. as picsidcnt of tlio body.
The gathering was not a success. Thorn are
cloven republicans in the council , only two
of whom at most will vote for Hascall. There
are seven dcmociats , only six of whom will
vote for Hascall , ami there may bo but live
and oven only four. Just how many will bo
ascertained this afternoon. The republicans
and anti-Uascalllto democrats meet on Mon
day afternoon , when HaseaH's presidential
boom will bo buried.
Ijovo Mi HlvrH null Pnuknitca.
Postmaster Gallagher and his aides are
having a hard time wrestling with the enor
mous overflow of Christmas tide business.
Thu Interior of the ofllea is In an almost
chaotic condition stacks upon stacks of
boxes , pireolH and b igs being seen on every
side , and the lioublo is that thu arrival of
every mail adds to this accumulation of arti
cles for delivery. The transfer at Council
Bluffs is in the same condition , and the rail
way mail service is taxed to iu utmost. Tao
postal cars on incoming trains at a so
crowded up that the employes cannot iret on
with their work. Several days will bo re
quired to straighten things up and get down
to the nominal condition of affairs.
Wo rcc'm'd Korr's thread. IlaydenUros
1'olltlcal Favoiltles in Colorado.
C , T , Hniki on , state senator in Colorado ,
was iu town ycstcidaj studying the Omaha
charter , with a \ low to introducing its feat-
tures relating to thu police and lire commis-
sionois into the ehuitor of Denver , He
BUJ-B that at present , the major of Denver
appoints all thu lire ami policemen and
health inspectors and that the council has
not the right to confirm them Thu street
commissioner U elected by the pco-
Slo and appoints all his subor-
InntCH. Hnch mayor chinges all these
forces and the cltjus a consequence is pro
tected by a crowd of inexperienced political
favorites. Senator Hiu kison was given a
copy of Omaha's charter , which he will uti-
llzo in the logislatuio when It meets eai Ij in
January.
$ (1,000
to lonn nt once at low rate. Apply im-
mcdiutely. M. S. DIMIKI- : ,
Rooin518FisrtNnt. ! Hunk.
AVIioro Is tliu Complaint ?
Christopher ICalmb.ich , who cnme so near
being murdered in his saloon on north > aun-
dcrs street , Thiujuliiy evening , by n couple
of robbers , nnd who , af tor a bloody and llcrco
fight , put the wouhi-bo uiurdcrets to tight ,
although ho was wounded , passed 11 bad
night und has been buffering considerably
yesterday. 'J hero nro still hopes ot his iccov-
ery , but nobody is allowed to see him except
tboso iu attendance upon him
Although the bloody ulTalroccurred Thurs
day evening , and Kulmbae.li was taken to his
homo at ll'Jl Douglas street nt 11 o'clock the
sumo evening , the police know nothing of the
cn o until they read it in last evening's Hun.
Up to yejjcrjliiy afternoon no information
hau _ tofn filed in the police court. Neither
* " 'KaTinbachnor ' his family offered an excuse for
this oversight or ttlr.ingo proceeding , and it
Is feared that there is little cliauco now of
the pollco capturing the would-bo murderers.
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.
Whwa Bfcby WM alct , wo cave her Ctutoria.
WJj n iba WM a CUD J , she cried for Cutort * ,
Wlica 9be Uecamo Hits , she clunc to Cottort * ,
Vn < ? u Jje tuui CUlldrwi , Uiu givu tlimu Caitoris.
Daniel O'OonncIl Shot In tlic
\f I'Vnnlc ItoliliiMon.
Daniel O'Connellson , of Justice O'Connoll ,
\vus the victim of an accltlant.il discharge of
u revolver Thunday nftcrnoon. Ho nnd an
nssociiito named Prnnk Hoblnson wore talk
ing together In their npurtmenU on South
Tlilrtocntli street. Two icvolvors woio In n
tlrawcr , find Koblnion took thorn out to look
nt tlicm. Ho wns Informed that thov wore
"not loailod1 ntul took up ono nnd pulled tlio
trl por. It worked to n clmrm. The other
wns picked up , ntul nffnlu lie wns Informed
that no rhnrRO or cnrtrld o was In the cylin
der. Ho pulled the trigger , ntul suddenly n
sharp cr.iclc of the concussion startled both
men. Hoth ucru dnnibfoundcdnnd for a mo
ment neither spoke , but g.i/c.l at c.ich other
In amazement Suddenly O'Conncll said to
lilscomiKitilon , "I um shot Yes , 1 am shot
rlijht here , ' ' lioinid , ns ho rmscd his hand to
his breast. IJoblnson imincdlatolv instituted
an cxiunliiaUnn , nnd dlseovcred tlint the
vest and under Kiirtnunts of O Council
hcd been perforated. O'Conuell exposed his
chest , and on ugly wound was found on the
rif-'ht side just above thr limp , nnd from
which blood began to flow freely. O'Coii
neil \v.is stand nig up lit the tlmo the necid nt
oocuriod , wlillo Tils companion wns seated
Though buing badly wounded ho never
film-hod , but paticntlj awaited the nrihal of
nplosifinn Hu was eonvujcd to his homo
on houth l-'ourtcenth street The wound was
niobcd , nnd thu bullet doiilil not be fouiul tt
it thought to have lodged In the region of the
right sholdi'iblade. . The phyduinn regards
the wound serious. Another nttemnt will bo
made to locate tlio bullet , In view of remov
ing It in the immediate future. The leaden
misslluwas of a , ! -J calibre The. shooting
\\as purely aroidunlal , us tlio individuals
lire ardent fi lends.
The old roHubio Clink's thread is
Clark's O.N.T.always on wliito spools.
Any other brand of thread sold as the
Clark's thread 5s un imitation. Dry
poods dealers , when ordering Ihu Clark H
tlnead , see you order the O. N. T. Sold
lit wholesale by KilpatricU-lvouli Dry
Goods Co. and D. M. Steelu it Co.
Ilt-okc tli SufV.
The safe In the store of the Omaha Futnl-
tun > company , 00(5 ( north Sixteenth street ,
was blown open about aRO : jcsteulny inoni-
ing , and rilled of its contents. About SIO In
bills nnd currency and 51,0)0 ) worth of notes
\\crc taken. The notes \\crc lound aboui the
middle of the forenoon near the Garneau
cr.R-Kcry factory , ntid wcro nicked up and
ictuincdto the furnltmo i-ompiny by Mr.
( laiiK'au The safe was blown oncn in a
most export m.inncr , and was uvidentlv the
woik of a gang of professionals who , at
present are working Omaha The hole \\ai
drilled nbout an inch to the right of the
combination and siitllcicnt powder poured in
to blow the pUto olT of the door.
It swung open with such force ns to leave a
deep ( lent in n desk to tlio left ol the safe
The money box was btokcn open with a
chisel and the contents taKcii.
The explosion was heatd by the people 11 v-
inir in the flat above , and oven persons living
across the way \\eio aroused by Iho sound.
Suspicious looking follows wore seen hn.ni-
ing about the place as Into as midnight nnd
it is supposed that they perpetrated the job.
About 3 o'clock ono of these prowlers went
into the store to get a Dill chanced and it is
believed that ho did this to make suio that
there was money in the safe.
As is usually tlio case in lobberies the windows
dews in the i ear of the basement were left
carelesslv unfastened , while the front doors
wcro securely locked and bolted , n most con
venient arrangement for burglats.
1'rotoct Yourself nntl Family
By keeping a supply of Xulu Magnetic
Oil for rhuumntUin , sprains , etc. , mid
Zulu Healing Ointment for evils , burns ,
sores , cte. Able your druggist.
PKNXSYliVANI.YNS IN NHUIIA.SKA.
rornuitlou of tlio Or ani/.iitlon and
Election of OIllooi'M
The Pennsylvania association of Nebraska
assembled In the council chamber Thursday
night. Mi.XV. P. CJriflitts occupied the cliair.
Thcio wcio but sovonty-flvo members pres
ent. The meeting was called for the pur-
posQ of perfecting the organization and to
elect ofllcers for the eiisuin ? year.
Gcncial C , F. Mundorson was thon. elected
governor of the association by acclamation.
T. C. Bniner was elected first lieutenant-
governor , mid took the chair In the nbbonco
of Governor Mundorson.
Mr. Uruno r in a ne.it speech thanked the
association for the distinction conferred upon
him , nnd assured the assembly that ho would
bo nlwavs ready to bhakc hands nnd wel
come any Pennsylvania ! ! , nnd if necessary
always bo found willing to help him in every
wav in his power.
W. P. Giillltts was next oloeted second ,
lieutenant governor , and U. H. Houck third
lieutenant governor ; Vie F. Mussolmnn ,
secretary , and I { . U. Patterson treasiuer.
The following so\en senators weio then
chosen : Messrs. Larimer , Nason , Leisca-
inijr , Fahs , Sluiver , Anderson and Hrigliam.
The org.inbation of tlio association was then
declined complete.
W N. Nason Introduced n resolution to the
effect that any I'ennsilvaiiians living m the
Mate may become a member by making ap
plication by letter , ngieeing to nbule by tlio
constitution and b\-laws.
Tlio question of having a Pennsylvania
social enteitainmont at an early date was m-
tiodnccd by U. M .lackson , of the Herald.
After considerable discussion the question
was referred to the executive commilteeo
with nonor to net. The association then
passed n vote of thanks to the miijOrand
city council for the use of the hall , and after
the chair had announced that members were
requested to pay their dues to the tieasuier
at the Mechanics' and Traders' bank , on
Fifteenth street , the meeting adjourned.
Grateful.
From the Council UlulT * Daily Globe , Jan
uary'i ( , IbSt ) : M. A. McPlko. editor of the
Cambria ( Ubcnsburg , Pa ) Freeman , has
been tlio personal friend of the editor of the
Glebe for more than twenty years , und is
known , \\heie\er ho is known , us ono of the
best men living. Ho is also an intimate
fiiendof Mr. Claik , of the Nonpareil. He
has been unfortunate in the fact that his
famllv was uivagcd with diphthciia and
grcatl } distressed. Mr , Clark , having heard
of this calamity , sent him some of Dr. .fcf-
ferls' Diphtheria Cine. It nns used at once ,
and the lives of the lost of his children
h'lvcd , Letters from Mr. McPiko aio un
bounded in their oxpicssions of gratitude
for llnding some means of averting the loss
of his whole croup of little and tender ones
Five of Mr. MoPiko's children out of eight
dlcil fiom diphtheria before ho had an op-
POI tunity of using Dr. .InlYurls lemcdv.
Puce of remedy- I. Address Dr. Thos. Jof-
fcrls , box GJ7 , Omaha , Neb ,
8TUUGIC Y A TRAIN.
Frank Nolinll Mooln With n Probably
l-'atnl Accident.
Frank Neliull , residing in South Omaha ,
had u mu row escape from death about 7
o'clock yesterday morning' . Ho was crossing
the track with a span of mules , nt O'licrnc
& Hoalck's crossing and the dummy trull )
on the Union IPacillo ran into his wagon ,
smadhlng It b.idlj and throwing Nehnll a dis
tance of twenty feet fiom the track. He
was picked up In an unconscious condition
und brought to St. Joseph hospital in this
L-itv He was badly cut about the he.id , his
nose was broken , and ho is thought to bo in
ternally Injured. Hu V.MS unconscious about
one hour after the uccidenc occurred. Ho is
Bald to bo u man of fumilv and it Is thought
the hitter resided on N street in South
Omaha. The attending physicians stated
that ho may recover , but that chances nro
against him. The team escaped injury. It
is claimed that the engineer on tliu train
gmo ro slgtuil of alarm nnd that on account
of the cold \vcithur : , Noimll , having hUuais
covered by n thick woolen ucarf , did not
notice the approach of the train.
Use Korr's thread always the best ,
sold and rcconunondud by Ilaydou Baw.
*
Put Tlio in to Work.
John McAllister , the vagabond who was
ordered to Icavo town Thursday , appeared
in poliro court again yesterday and wns sen
tenced to twenty Ua. ) s , six pu bread and
wntcr. The county J.iil Is being filled with
vagrants like McAllister , who are too lazy to
work , and who \\ould rather pass the winter
in jail than to bo ut large , as thev get board
and lodging free , nnd nbovo all , they tlo not
Imvo to nork. .Judge Horkn complains that
the board of public woiks , whoso duty It is
to see that these follows are set to work , has
utterly Ignored thoordin.incospecially passed
for that purpose. Tlio chief of police Is
powerless to set convicted prisoners to work
without the order of the chairman of the
boaul , although there is plenti of work
such as shoveling snow from the cutters ,
etc. , that could be donn by convicted pi ison
crs. This would seivo the purpose of mak
ing the lory vagabonds earn the living thoj
are now sponging from the county.
About Horses.
YM\\\ \ \ Magnetic Oil euros rinp bono ,
n , sprains , etc. Ask your druggist.
sou t'u OMAHA xnws.
ol' the City Council.
Major Sloano and Couiiclluien Smith ,
O'Hourke , Hajless , Jetter , IJmko and Fcnno
ere present nnd McMillan nnd UaffoiU
wcro absent \\lien tlio city council met in
the A O II. hall , Kowley block , Thursday
afternoon. Tlio minutes wore read and up
proved. The petitions of S U Hint for np
pointmcnton the hose cnit and S. XV. XX'nr
ncron the police force , were referred to the
major. The police committee on lemovlng
Jail and the fire committee on the the bell ,
asked and wcro gi\cn moi'd time An oidt-
nance was directed to be diawn icqiiiring
sidewalks to be kept clein The failure to
put up an electric light nt TwcuU seventh
and ( streets , will bo Investigated , .lames
Harry , who was stubbed Cluistmas eve , v\as
illiceted to bo removed from tlio Itivd ho
tel to St Joseph's hospital. The
charity coinmitteoe will investigate
the claim of Mrs. Crawford lor0. ! .
I'his chum is for c.iiing for a child whr
died nt Mis. Crawford's house hist Mimiue ,
after its father left there and deserted it.
The committee will see the eounU i-ntnMii < <
sioueis on this claim if needs be. The fol
lowing six bills , aggregating Will , were
rcpoi ted bj- the itnaiico committee and or
ders on the several funds were diteeted to bo
drawn : H. U. Stcw.ut , ? 7 ( ) ; John .1 Ureen ,
$75 ; C. M. O'Douovnii , fr1U..ll , J. J.
Marshall , $ . ' 0 ; Frank M. Knowles , * H ; A ,
T. Coltrcll , . * 'Oli I. Mnvor Sloano appointed
John O'Giadj a hose cait diive-r , anil the ap
pointment wns conlii mod The buildini ; inspector
specter was dliectod to icport at the next
council meeting all building pn-mits issued
during the quarter. Conductor Samuelson
will bo notified to ropl ice the sidi-walk on ( J
sticet The bursted water pipe , TlinU-
tliird and Q stieots , will Iw investigated b.\
the street and alley committee Adjoin ned
to meet Monday evening , January 7 , 1ST' ' .
l > < sr ue Hose No 1 IJ ill
Soventj-lhe couples , as jollj as lire biddies
are wont to lie , followed Councilman Pied
XX' . Smith and ii.utuor to the innslr of Kohl's
onhejtra Thuisdty uipht at the
A. O. II. hall at the open
ing of the first annual ball of Ke ctie
Hose No. 1. The nail was nicely arr.mgi'd ,
the ladies were t istefullj attned , the boj- .
looked just too nice in their new blue lite
uniforms , the floor was in excellent condition
and tlio mas. c seemed better than eor mid
the hull was taxed to its full capacity.
Kvcr.\ thing joined to in iKc the b ill a pet lect
social and financial success. A better man
aged , nioic cnjojablo nnd moie successful
dunce was never un en in the Magic Cit\ and
the Iho laddies merit it as their fi lends aji-
ptccinto the social tieat.
Notes About the City.
Messrs. Chailes Motcalf and XVilb.im
Larson , prominent Central City business
men , are in the city , the guests of their old
friend , / . Cuddington.
Charles H. Hradiick. agent of the Chicago
& Northwesterir railroad co.iipany at tins
city , has been ill and confined to his lojm.
Charles Nicnolson , assistant chief of the
Council Uluffs the department , attended the
firemen's bill Tliursn.iv night , and was
ro.Millv cntcitainel by tlio bouth Omaha Ilio
laddies.
Mrs. G. W. Madden of Lincoln , ami Miss
U. Kj'an of JJIkhorn , arc visiting Mr. and
Mis Patrick Hoctor. Mrs. MuJdcn is a
daughter of Mr. and Mis. Hoctor.
An incipient strike on the Union Stuck
Yards railtoad Thursday was promptly
quelled by acceding to the demand ? of the
men.
men.There
There will be a meeting of native Pcnusyl-
vanians at the olllco of David Andeison
Tuesday evening , January 1 , at 7.JJ ; o'clock.
It is now David Anderson and Samuel
P. Hiiah.ini who represent South Omaha
in.tho Penus.vlvatiii society.
H. J. Kussoll and P.iti ick McGrnth , of tiio
Armour-Cudahj' packing company , have re
turned fiom then- Chicago Cluistmas visit.
The Uov. Aaron Simon , of Iowa , near
ICcokuk , will hold a ( Junker soi vice at the
Albii'ilit school house Sunday rooming at
10 : U o'clock.
P.itilck McCaun , charge 1 with stabbing
James Harrj- , had his hcarm before Judge
Hcuthor j'csterdaj- .
An Alisolnto Curo.
The ORIGINAL AWETINE OINTMENT
Is only put up in largo two oniico tin boxes ,
mid is an absDluto cure for old sores , burns ,
wounds , chapped hands , and all skin erup
tions. will positively care aM kinds of piles.
Ask for the ORIGINAL ABIETINE OINT
MENT. Sold by Goodman Drug Co. , at 'J3
tents per box by mail : ! 0 cents.
The union stockyards scales will bo closed
Now Yc.u's day at IS o'clock , noon.
Absolutely Pure ,
Tills povdornover varies. A mnrvel of purity
itroiiKtli mid hole > omjnost .More otonoin-
li al tliun the ordinal j kinds , nnil cannot busold
In competition with the inultltnduof law ( -mt ,
short weight alum or nliosphnte POH dors , fold
onlyln tani lloyar llaUlnn I'owder Co. , IJtf
Wallstreet. Nuwyorlc.
Dr. J. E. McGrew ,
Ono f Iho Most Succes-irul
SPECIALISTS
In the Treatment of all Chronic or th3
So-called Incurable Diseases , *
Eye , Ettf , Throat , Lunyn , Liver ,
Jlladtlei ; liMney ttittl Jfoi-vons Dis
eases treated with success tm-
cqmillcd ,
A cure cuaranteeil In all cases o ( J'ltlVATfi
ami BK1N DltSIIAHUS. All ilUordcru of the
UUXUAIi UKI1ANS OUIUJI ) and ilANHOOO
undENliltOV ItHSTOUHD
CONSULTATION 1'Ki.B.
Treatment by carrediiondenca. B nd stamp
for reply.
Office Buslimsn Bloc < . tOth nnd
Stt ) . Omaha , NQO
FOR PAINS AND-.ACHE9.
IT DRIV 8 OUT
Every Torture.
Every Imp kf Torture
leaves.
$
PA IK.
AND uiAt.iits.
Thl Chatl oA.Vogolcr Companrw
DiLTiuona , MD.
BWIFT'9 SPKCiriC
Ii entirely n rruetahlo r'Tir.allon con-
tnlnlng no Mercury. Potash , Artf ale , or othca
poisonous substances.
BWIFIS SI'IICIFIC
Hnocurcilhundri'iJj of eaactof rpllhcll *
ma or Cauci r i f tlio Skin , thousands of ctae *
of Eczema , lllooit Hii-nort aa cl s.ln : llljcanoa ,
nil hutulrcJa of th mc.iiiL.iof cnsca of Scrof
ula , Ulood I'olion niul DIouU Taint.
SW1KT-S BPFCiriO
Ilna rcllc H ! Ihoinmndi of c.vc of Mrrcn-
Hal Po'coulntf ' , lllicumatlsm and 8tinni.-ss of
the Joints.
. . .
o. , i
today I feel crritly improvod. I am ntlU
toklnir tl.o Molloino inj shall contli uc to < lo
10 iililtl I an. n Kfctly will. I hrlluvelt wUJ
ftivt apesfcctcuro. our truly ,
JJOa 1' Ih'WARP ,
111 West tJlltlj Bt ,
COH.-MBII , P.O. Ju'y 7 , JSSS-Tho fiwlft
PpcclflcCo , AtUuta , Ot Octitltirco' I u
a ( .rent niflon r n oin inUKoulnr rlioumnilaiu
f < irtuo yearn. I conlil ffjt no pormanint rtv
lpf ! fro n AIIV l.U'il'tluu iircacrlboil liv inr
phjslcl-n I tuoic OMT a cloiou tot1l a of
jrourtt B S , nnd now I am al wcUttBl cior
WBS In my llfo. I nm Bum joui meillclne
cnrtdiro nnd 1 would recommend Ittonry
onpHuaciluefio-ii auyLlauddlMonv. Yours
truly , O. E. HUOIIIR.
CouJuctoi C.&U It. 11.
1
WACO , TMAB , May B , IS33-ncnleiioi ! : Tin
wife or one of ray customers wns tcir.lily
ni't-twl with n loathsome Kkltullstase.tliat
cat t ml IIT ntiole Ixidy. Shunascoitlmod
to her hod foe > trul yratB liy ihls nftllcllon ,
and ounld 1 ot liolp hp "lf it oil Bfp roulii
mot lei | from \lolf nt KrMnn nnd alliiKlnz
of thu tkln. The divafctmniid tlic tklllof
lit' I'll ) ilclnns whotrcntiHl It Her hush ind
btKun Rnnlly Blvine bis wjfe Sv.lfi'H Mnvltlo ,
nil the comiiioiced to lniiio | > o linobt lin-
bicdlatil } . and In a few miles Kbo CBKP-
Barrnlly well. Sh l now a licnrlv nne.
jooMuijInd } , with no tiaceof tln-atnictloa
IcT : . our \cry truly , J K , SKIRB ,
WLulrtalu Druggist , J.UMIu Avcuua
I Tri > al3o ! on Hlood nnil Skin niitridf i mailed
free THL S > iFr Srtcino Co , Driwor S ,
Atlanta , Q a. , . ' . .uv Vork. 75 Ilroau-v uy. ,
To tlio o ho atpsullt rltiK iroin
Cough1 ! , t'olils , ( lust I'.ilits , I'ncsi-
nioiil.i , Hhiumitl-m. : Sdatlui and
THE
otl.t'i | ) .ttn > M ) mneial at thin -1.1-
Min ot the > t..ir. -uili suirorois
ft'ol fniyic.it ! lntit".t In Mi >
MIS - . I'NVMMI. a is'iued.x vlildi
iii'\i-i fills to itfloul iinmiit ] ic'-
TARIFF lift \\liun r.ittlifiillv ami imelll-
Ki'titly used. 'Ihi < planter li i
in.i lu n ii'p'.ilatlon Milcl.on . Its
10 nr iionmlod on sdenlllti pilmiples ,
IN llr by iliPtnliHof undoubted ability
" ' " ' and Iiitt-Kiltj. IN Kie.it and in-
ciiMslnupopiiliuIty h-is inclined
criipiitous Imltutois to put
I ITTI r many liaudnli'iit i niintertelts on
LI N Lt tlio miiiktil. Cm el til biivcis , il
\\a\s.isktoi UKVSON s 1'i.iMKii
nu icfu.j till otheis.
ff Send two icnt stamp to
" ' I'latf S'ttt'i-t
lllTCnrOT"'e'llHi\ | > \ Jolinsonai
fj ttlLO - V . fin uiopror "liistuictioiis
fiom UILDocioi. . " a Milmiblo
housi'iiohl book.
ANGLO-SWISS
JLATB AND
Comlinalifln of Cuieii ; J Mil't ai J to B2i ! Cijlit3 ! ] : ,
tSuld Ity
I'.ixton , Cliilluglicr i. Co. 7tt' , 7J7 , 703 , 711 South
IfitliStiuot.
HlLlitmlvm niiig Co. 1007 , lOXlJones Stieet-
\S in ( ii'mluinnn , Kith and nndici .Stu'L'ts.
\ \ II. < llml-t mi'M \ \ I II i 1) u K 'it t t
6 CHICAGO
RAILWAY.
a ,
Council
And Chicago ,
The only road to t ko for DCS Mnlnes Jvlnrnlmllown
reiliir Hniilds. Clinton , Illxon. ( lilmiin. Alllwnnkco
nncl nil points Kint. To tlio iionplu ( if .Nobr.iKii.fc.lo-
fiiilo , W'jomlnir , Ulnh , Malm ; Nu mln. Ureiion. W imli *
liivlcm mid Cullfnrnln , U oir r uicrlor | ud\anl ioi
not IKxalble ! > y iinjr iiiliprllnu
AniiiniH fimof tlio iiuineroiii point" of unpcrlorltr
rnjnyiilhjr tliu patrons nf tlili mail liitwuvn Omaha
' " 'I ' i [ lilrntHi. urn It * lliri-H troln n dor of DAV
coat ill s , willed are Hie finest lliul lniiunn nrt unit
liiKUiiilty inncri'iilo. Its I'AIMl'I'sl.KfJI'lNfiCAUS
liorqualnf wlikfiion not tin funnel eluc'rhoro At
( iMintl ! llluir.tliotmlni of the Union ro-lflo Knit *
wnyniniiKt In union depot with tliosu of tliu Chi-
i yo \ .Norllimslurn Ur , In ( hlciiKu tliu tralnn of
Hill linn inako close connection with tboroof all oilier
hnsl.rn Hiii.1.
Mir Hi-trull , roliiRibUB , Inillaiiapoll'i ' , Clnrlnnntl ,
NlHKani [ nils. Hull lo. l-ltliiijiira. Tnniiilo. Munlrial ,
o tcm. New VurV , I'lillaUilpluu , lltlilnioro , Wiuli'
inginii , anil all pjlr.ta In ttie East , Ask fur ticket * Ua
I fie
"NORTHWESTERN"
If rmi wliti tlio Ui-'t aciomiupUutlon All ticket
nijcnls toll tickets via thu line.
u. uumiiiT. a.P. WILSON.
den I Manaepr. -Oeo'l ' l'a.t Agent.
< r.N. IIA11COCK. i.n. ' .
I ) K KIMII.U.I , Ti
, . . . ' ' ' WK8T. cur l' "cntrer Agent
1401 Faraam St. Omaha. N > ib
nfhllliatrd Ihro *
" . . " ! : . _ , or
UUUAMLII t *
OOllKtrlbl N wlUI'UIHil >
tLICTKICBdT&SUSPEHSDRI
r IICII MlXOVtr. U d. fcr
. . _ I Mi icrt variant CUKE of
_ _ _ _ J aENtHATItfcWfcAkMS8fclrlaf
nt vvJyT ( * Mf * * BW | ' ' ! ? : * w9ntirrfpUol
trie * * v/l\tt7dlrcttlf Ur6Unhli | etk rarU , reiior *
| E bcra tj IB I'f llh in4 > lt rt > uiBlrrrrib. tItclrla
Carr "Bl ; v V rKLTiHiTAnftTor wtforfeitii.uuooewlu (
.
BikcratlrejrfillQIIjte. mootlii. Krtled | tapbletie..uuip ,
SAHDENELEOTRIOCO.lUSi US IIiBI. CHICAGO Jlj
T. E. CIL.PIN
. . . ,
FIRE INSURANCE BROKER ,
Koom 03 Trader * '
CHICAGO.
FACT ,
For Overcoats the season will soon be ovor. We Imvo had an enormous trndo in
them and we are happy to say what few clothiers are able to say that wo have not
many left , wo only regret that we have to disappoint many customers , as wo can not fit
nil. A few weeks 7igo we had so many , that we thought it would be impossibles to dis
pose ol all this season but the demand outran our supply ; this fact only demostrates
that wo must have sold them the cheapest. The few odd i/.es which are left will bo
disposed of during the next few days. Wo call particular nttent-ou to a few Fur
Trimmed Overcoats and fine UUtors , which are offered remarkably low , and wo can
guarantee an enormous saving to those whom wo can lit , as the same garment would
cost considerable more money elsewhere.
Of the children's line Overcoats which we advertised last week are only a few left ;
there never were such elegant garments offered at the prices we marked these.
In men's and boy's Suit * we have a good stock yet. Our low prices throughout the
season do not leave much of a margin for "mark down" and "sweeping reduction' ' fig
ures , but we will take inventory next week and as wo are determined to have as few
goods as possible to take up , wo will make some heavy sacrifices and offer this week
extraordinary inducements in seveial lots of men's and boy's Suits , they are mostly of
the finer grades and we have mark < d them as low as other houses would ask for medium
and nTnch poorer qualities.
The enormous trade wo had in Underwear has left ns with considerable broken
size and odds and ends. In order to make a clean sweep with them , wo have marked
them at alirtost nominal figures.
We have reduced the prices on ail remaining Silk Mulllers , Handkerchiefs and
Scarfs One lot of elegant Silk Srarfo Ids and ends we have marked 15c , some of
them have been selling at 50c and 6Oc.
PLAIN FIGURES AND ONE PRICE ,
Corner I4th and Douglas Streets , Omaha.
180 So.
Clark St ,
Ibo Regular Old-Established
Ii > IUIAN HtiU UUIiUtUli
Is still Treatlnu with the Greatest
SKILL and SUCCESS
Chronic , Nor-yous and Private Diseases ,
* S-NERVOUS DEBILITY , Lost Manhood ,
Failing Memory , nxhsustinu Drains , Terrible
Dreams , Head and Back Ache and nil ( he effects
Icidm , : to early decay .iml peilupb Consumption 01
Insanity , treated scientifically by new methods with
nocr fttlin success.
3SVPHILIS and all had Blood and Skin Diseases -
eases permanently cured.
JU-F-KIDNUYsnd URINARYcomplalnts.Glcet ,
Gonorrhoea , Strictu re , Varlcocele and all diseases
nf the Gemto-Unnary Organs cured promptly wlliout
injury to Stomach , Kidneys or other Organs.
OSNo experiments. AEC and experience Im
portant. Consultation free snd sacred.
# B-Scnd. cents postage for Celebrated Works on
Chronic , Nervous and Delicate Diseases
ffo Those contemplating Marnace send for Dr.
Clarke's celebrated guide Male and Female , each
15 cents , both 55 cents ( stamps ) . Consult Hie old
Doctor. A fnendlj letter orc.illmay save future suffer.
inK and shame , and add golden jeark to life. # 3Jioolc
"Life's ( Sicret ) Errors , " 50 cents ( stamps ) . Medicine
and writings nt oerj where , secure from exposure.
Hours , 8 to 8. Sundays 9 to 12. Address
F. D. CLARKE , ffi. D. ,
(86 ( So. Clarlc St. , CHICAGO , ILL.
OMAHA DISPENSARY.
Nuiivors , CiuriMc anil I'UIVATK Di
ili-N \\oMh.NBiitcc-Hfiillytronto.l. .
YOUNG MEN
MifforliiR fniiii the I'flVrM of joutlifiil follies or In
illacritliiii.nriiio Irniililril ultli Uu.il.neH < , .Nupniin
Dolilllly. Ixistnl Mimiirj.lK-i'iKin IOIK.J. A\crslon t-i
Sni lctyiiihi ( ! > Truiililr , ormi > illouuxit nf thu iicnlto
Lilniiiy omitni * < in IHTU llntlit rnhtan I kpt'idy tnru.
( linnji'briUMiniihlu i pucUlly to tliu puor.
MIDDLE-AGED MEN
Tlioro nro miiii ) tronbliil with ton fiooniicnt ovne-
iinllniiH ol tliu lihuldi-r. ultiiii net niiu > inlinl lif u Kllulit
oiuurlhiK ur liurnliu' ii > iii > iliiii , un I w iki'inni : l inu
hritti in ) i > iiniinnir th pntu'iit tn'mot ucioiint fur.
On uxniiiliiliiK tin' nrliiurv ilunoilts n run ) fuilniii'iit
will cillt'li lie liiunil. nnil i-niiiclliMi HinuH p irluf \ nl
iilnnmun will ni'l'f.u ' ' ur thu cu'or Mill liunf n tliln
inllLlsli inn. iinuln ihMiiL'ln : tun ( Uric ur turplliiji
liciiiniirti Thciciiirii 111,1115 men wliudli ) uf tnlsdinl ;
tiilly.liMionint uf Hi" lanse , wlili li li UHI fcc-omi
Blntuut iiuiiilnal Hinknixx 'Ilin nui-tnr nil ) vnni
nntiuii purR'd ( tiru III all mull IIIKUH and u liialthir
rp-lurnllun of thu tenllo urlnnrv iiruant , Cunnulta
linn Irin hLMld fur J ct-nt M'liup '
"Young Han's Frisnd , o : Ouldo to Wcdlo ± , "
I IIKIi T ( sl.I. . IDIiltl hS
SPINNEY & CO.
DR. . ,
N. I ! , ( 'or Ifitli i ; Doiiflns HtB , , or Niitlonal Ms-
) > Mis.iry , iuiiU'1 U'tll and Main , Knni.is'lly < , Mo
JlfntionthlM piper.
TJIF.
OF THE
Chicago , Milwaukee & St , Paul R'y. '
The Ilesl Itoute from Oiniilm and Coiuuil !
HlulTri to
TWO TIIA1N8 JIAII.V DISrWKKN OMAHA AMD
COUNCIL lll.Ut-J-a
Chicago , - AND -
SU 1'aiil , Minneapolis , Cedar
] { ck IsliuiJ , Fifcport , Kockfonl ,
Cllnlou , Dubiujue ,
El'iiij ( Mntlison , Juncsilllc ,
Jle.'oli ' , M'liioua , La Crossc ,
AnJ all ctlier Important point * East , Nortboait amJ
Soulhcut
For through tkketi. call on ttit ticket aitent nt 1001
> urnaoi street , lu Darker JJIock , or at Uulon i'aciuo
l > ouot ,
rulliLan Blcapcrs ana th flneit Dlnlnie Cars In tb *
world re run on the mam line of tbv Clilia.-o , Mil.
wakce bU 1'oul llillna/ , BtiJoverkttvntloaUralt
to pukneiiKiirs \ > 1 courieous euiplojutof tbccuaipuu/ ,
11 MIl.l.Kll.lIonriiil Manamr.
J.K. 'jUOICKIt. AiklitantUmiaral llanager
A. V II. CAUI'KNTHlt. Otacral l'aii ni r an *
GIM.M ilKAKK'UD , A litani Ueaeral I'tistogel
nil Tlc il iuent.
J.T. CIiAlilf. G u iiUEuv nBl uil at.
SPECIAL PRICES ON MEN'S ' SUITS ,
There is notliing scnsatfon.il about
our method of mlvcrlislnir nhvajs
have a good business rc.isou for what
ever wo Jo. This ueolcf tan fjivo you
j n bargain in Suits , and it will pay you to
' look tit them.
Hewire of hraud , as nw ninie . ! , <
ctampul on tlie bottom uf ! ] my
btft re Ju'Mtix the factory , \\lnrh i r < ILCI menrtri
ngriinst hifch prices and inferior Roods If a iVilci
onersV * I * . IlonuliiM slims nl n rrdnrctl i rice , or
ca > a he lias them without my namv .ind price bttmrLi ]
CO llic bottom , put liuu dov.ii n a Jiaud
TOR
CENTLEMFH.
'I hn only calf 8nSi : AM II > S Phon Bimiotli in.
Khlc XI'l'AKSor\VAX"l'llltiAIloliuitlli ! : ( )
feet , easy as luiiiUscwcil . .milVII.I , NOT lilt' ,
TO THE PUBLIC.
$5,000 REWARD
to si v pirion ori er < iiiiMrio lllprovoa1ltl
In inljtlmiliir iuji nut 'jjiii cilir will liolil i.ouj until
January III , lit )
IV. I. . DOl'fil.A1 ' ; , Ilioditon , MmiB ,
For sale by Kclley , Sti 'ca & Co. aud
'
Gco. S. Mill'ciOla North 10th St.
I'oiul Sain ,
rnj bonds In the siiinor f.x.010. Istutd by the
cltj o ( lloldri'i ( i , riiolps totinty , Nub. , beiii-
Jnir li per rent Intcrost , najnblu hi'inl-aiiniially
and diitrd Otob 1st. | M < ; lull ru t payable In
UiiMiiot New Vork. Honil toiiinJliars.
Hald bonds v. Ill bo olfir d fornuleat thu of
fice of Hall A. I'ulrUK. In tlio tJiyof lloldifdup ,
Nib , , on thu tli day ot Januaiy , ls > 'iat o do. k
' ' 'ThcrUyonn 11 rcterxo the right to reject
rui ) and all bidn. Aihln-sH ,
J , It. I'.VniK'K.ltty Attotney. i
c , Ntbr.ulca.
OMAHA
MEDICAL SURGICAL INSTITUTE ,
N. W. Cor. 13th Si Dodizo Sts.
FOHTHDTOEATMKVr OV ALt/
Appliances for DoformHios ani Tmsass.
Pest facilities , apparatus anil remedies for nuiceis *
fnl trcatmont ot merj form of dlseftso roqulrln ?
Medical or BurglcM Treatment.
FIFTY ROOM3 FOR PATIENTS.
Hoard nnd attendance ; beit hospital uecouiuoila *
ilojsln tlie wo t.
WIUTB ron CmcuiMns on DafonuUIrt and Ilrncei.
Truiin > " , Club 1-LOt , CurvntJio of tliu Spine , riloi ;
Tumors. G'tiucor , Catarrh , llroncIiHH , Inhalation ,
llyo , Kar , Skin and Blood , un t alVdurfdcil Oparatloa/
DIsonsoH of Women a Specialty.
HOOK ON DisEASua or WOMKNIIKB ,
ONLY BELIABLB MSDIOAL INSTITUT3
MAKIHn A 8I'F.C1A1TV Of
PRIVATE BESEASES.
All IllooJ Ileaeoi nioccasfullr trontcil.
I'olsoii ri'inurod from tbe ny Blum without
Nun lektorntlvu tr atmont furlum ol \ llnl l'u.vor.
IVifions iiiiuDla to TUIt ti > mftx hn trnutu 1 at lioiui1 h/
corri pjntienco 11 ( omrnu.itoittlotix cuullilentlA ) ,
Mutlicfnc'9 or InstrumcDti Bent b/ mall ur nxprua .
fB'-iirely paikeil , no murks to In llcuto ( ontcnK or ;
i'lidur. One personal InterTlen pri'furroil Call nni
corifliilt us or send liUtorf of jour CRBD , anj vre will
llud In plittu wrapper , cor
BOOK TO MEN. FREE ;
Upon Private , Special * r Mumiua Dljcuie ; . Inlpo-
tf ncy , oriibllls , Ull and V nc c le , wltU uut'illun
U4U Addresj
Omaha Medical mnd Surrjicnl Institute , or
Off. 13th . OMAHA. NKB.
20 TO er DAYS.
This IH a dlht'iiho whtcij liuHmrctofoio
Hafllcd nil Medic-ill Scionco.
\\iliiiv.-H lltmudy. iiiunoun to ni > o loin Mia
V\orlilontsiilooroiii ( . oiiipiny.iin
ii.iiirotlioinoilobsv na'uca.ui. Tnu iliiji la
luii tit riiMHdoex 'liMorl ' ( . 't Is thn oldilnotile
ItlH M'lllo I C.ISVS t 'lit > "olUlt. Wl lllVll
nircilhiiiiiliedHWho liiuo liwu "hiiiilonoil hy
h. nnil iiroiiuiiii.nl luoJ nblp. anil o
rliiilltiiKoilio World lu'jriu ' i * i trt" " tlnit wa
will ml "tnc I" l is tli.uibl'tv In-1- . . .
Sliii ) tiii liUtorj or mPiluln trtiu sjioillla
for S plill'H ' lubuou honjiht for l > inuuir
ft mill until our
\\asdlsto\t rol.aii'l ' rtonr.i vis'lllo I In
ft In the only Hi-moity In tlm 01 Id iliat
itlvi-lj uinhtriuso tin- lat t Mejlli-iil . . . . . . . . .
ptihll'h. d uy the b st Kn.wn uuthorltliH , HI/
llmuuaH mm ran ni > Mmilth l' < 'i < ire. uiii-iuin
eily will euro wliuil oveivlluim Ue Im riillcil.
Wh > wastuoin tlinu and ni'in j Hh pu i-nt
"iiouluntHtliatumw had \irtuu ordiUoi wltli
iliyBldiiiibthattiinnot emu > ou. you ilutt havn
iiti ! feljiiiild toinut. ' n * uw .jinl
iil i | I'M-iillilni : ( > /w
KPtpt-iiiiuni-ntiullcf , } ou iw ei can ii i lttlao
Shcro. Mark what we BUV In Hiu end vuu
must taku our reineih or NftVIlll recom iind
Mm thnt Imvo been nflllUud but ft 'Jwrtimil
hhould by all moaiiH < mm > to us now int cinola
Itnofncwmsm over gel jiarmanontiT cuioih
.Many got help imd tlilnlc the cro fn-u from tlm
flliiciis ? , but In out- , two or throe yeai * afti r 1C
nprtMrxaKnlnlna moio liorUblo furin.
Thi in u Blood I'urillcr und will Cure
liny Skin or Ulood Uii.eiiho whoa
THE COOK REMEDY CO ,
Itooiu 1U nnil 11 , U. S. Niiltuiiiil Hunk
liiiilillnt'i Omaha , Neb.
IVOKCIW A OIJIlllHIOII ,
D in UtMrjurn l. , I'liif.-o uiirliu fiud , 21curt
rautu. bjn'iiusj ' iiulouauu Kj-4liy lruuu.l 4