Nebraska Newspapers

    8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE ; SATURDAY , FEBHUARY 16. 1889. r.i
THE CITY.
Collections of internal revenue yes
terday wore $7,07i5.&l.
Dr. Sivcdtng lins boon fincil $7.60 for
rcfuslnp to roinovo n dead liorso on his
promises.
William Doyle , a Imcltman out of
work , was nrrostod us n suspicious char
acter lust night.
Mnjor T. S. Clnrhson has been ap
pointed as one of the aids in the Iniiu-
Burnl partido In Washington , March 4.
The first annual entertainment and
ball by the I-iidies' Aid society will bo
plvcn in Washington hall on the lOtli
instant.
L , W. McOrow received a permit to
erect a two-story frtimo dwelling .houso
in Lake View addition , tit u cost of
$1,000.
Thieves entered a barn at Twcnty-
ii I n th and Knrniim Thursday night and
stole a ttiiurlo and double harness and a
black bear lap-robe.
Charlie Molt carried a concealed
fclungshol in the log of his boot , and
Judge ilcrkn thought the privilege was
worth ? < i and costs.
U. .T. Crcodon , a respectably dressed
yonng man , was run in last night on the
verge of the deloriuin tremons. Ho win
eo noisy that he bad to bo chained
down.
A. H. Pall , secretary of the Nebraska
Detective association , with headquar
ters in Lincoln , was in the city yester
day. Negotiations arc being made for
the removal of the headquarters of the
association from Lincoln to Omaha.
Kev. Sam Jones , the Alabama revival
ist , has leased the Colosseum building
for the month of May. It is said that
there is no other building in the city
largo enough to hold the crowds ho
usually attracts. Ho is now in Califor
nia.
Martin Lindsay , a twelve-year-old
boy , throw a lump'of earth at a scliool-
inato , but bauponod to hit a full grown
man. The latter swore out a warrant ,
charging tlio boy with assault and
battery , and he spent last night in the
cells.
Personal
A. II. Sctmfortof Ord , is at the Millanl.
Police Ofllcur Vnnco Fields is cm tlio sick
list.
list.A.
A. 11. Stowe , of Kcd Cloud , is at the Mur
ray.
ray.Francis
Francis Loncy , of Dccatur , is nt the 1'ax-
ton.
ton.D.
D. L. Martyn , of Columbus , is at the Pax-
ton.
ton.C.
C. H. Tnlbot , of Lincoln , Is stopping at the
Paxton.
C. K. Hall , of Fremont , was at the Mlllard
yesterday.
E U. Weeks , of St. Edward , Nob. , is at
the Paxton.
H. L. Graves , of North Pluttc , is a guest
at the Paxton.
A. K. Nims , of Nebraska City , is stopping
nt the Millanl.
Frank Sliarpcof Atkinson , Neb. , is a guest
at tlio Millunl.
L. A. Urandhaefcr , of Ogallala , was at the
Paxton yesterday.
E. O. Leo , of Sidney , was n guest at the
Paxton yesterday.
J. G. Wliite , of Kearney , registered at the
Murray last night.
H. II. Uoblnson , of Klinball , Is among the
i-ucsts at the Puxloii.
J. Crcalmn , of IJeentur , Neb. , registered at
the Mlllnril last night.
A. W. Alhro , of Gretna , Neb. , registered
at the Pnxton last night.
13en V. Hildobraml , of tlio Pawnee City
Press , is stopping nt the Murray.
A. W. Albio and Theodore Van Alt , of
Ellthorn , were in the city yesterday.
H. H. Scliolbcrg , Thomas J. Dickson and
Eugene Woorner , of Lincoln , are registered
at the Murray.
Judge Dundy Is recovering from his recent
indisposition , but is not yet able to attend to
his judicial duties.
Mr. Mike Corl , city editor of the Council
Bluffs Nonpareil , was in Omnha yesterday ,
and otaycd for the theater In the evening.
Committee Meeting.
The board of trade committee appointed
Inst Saturday on railroads and union depot ,
will have a mooting at 4 o'clock to-dny
and It Is Importuiit that every member uo
present.
Public Works I-Jstinmtc.
At the meeting of the board of public
work ? yesterday an estimate of $7,709.82
was allowed J. Hyan & Co. , for construction
of n sewer on Thirty-second street from
Cass to Hurt street and llrst alloy nortn of
Cass street. _
A AVotild-Iie Assassin Itolnnsoil.
Georco Williams , who attempted to kill
his wlfo last month and was sent np for
thirty-llvo days on the charge of discharging
firearms , Just llnlslieil his term and was ro-
arrestcd on the charge of assault with intent
to kill. There being no witness to appear
against him ho was released.
Vnmilco Kclcnseil. .
i Mr. W. A. Vunnlco , who was arrested a
few days ngo on the charge of obtaining
money under fnlso protcnsos , having given
in payment of a bill a check on a bamc where
ho had no money 011 deposit , was arraigned
and on lack of evidence to convict , was dis
charged. Ho says the prosecution was
caused by spite. _
Don't neglect a cough and let it re
main to irritate your lungs when a safe
and speedy remedy can bo had for CO
cents in Ur. Uloglow's 1'ostivo Cure.
Goodman DrugCo. _
Not Mat on Up.
Deputy Sheriff Houck was all broken up ,
Irritable and cross yesterday. Too much
Pennsylvania banquet got away with him.
Ho is ulso mad at some of the novvspauurs
for reporting that all the grub was oaten up.
"With enough for 7,000 people how do you
suppose , " said ho , "that 400 could dispose of
the lust scrap. I .linow that every family
carried homo a big basket full and there was
Btlll enough left to feed an 'army of hungry
trumps. " _
Will Ho Mnclo to Work.
Jack Hawkins Is a negro who lias been In
Omaha four months and Is not known to
liavo done a piece of work In that time. As
this Is not In keeping with the spirit of the
people of a progressive city and as ho Is a
constant habitue of bawdy houses and other
dives , ho has been arrested a number of
times for vagrancy , but each time bus failed
to reform. The Judge this time gave him
twelve clays and told him it was to bo do-
voicu tohaid labor.
A New I'm I n.
The connecting link between Ne
braska and Kansas has just boon placed
in sorvlco by the Union Pacific railway.
This train loaves Council mull's daily at
4:46 : n. in. ; leaves Omaha at 5:05 : a. in. ,
nnd runs through without change to
Manhattan , Kan. , making- direct con
nections there with the Kansas division
of the Union Pacific railway for all
points in Kansas and Colorado west
bound , and for Topeka , Lawrence , Kan
sas City and points cast ana bouth via
Kansas City. Returning , train leaves
Manhattan tit 'J:2-5 : p , m. ; arriving nt
Beatrice at 0:25 : p. in , , Lincoln at 7:60 :
p. in. , and Omaha at 11:20 : D. in. , Coun
cil Uluffa 11:40 : p. in. , making direct
connection with Kitnens division trains
from Kaunas City , Lawrence , Topokit
nnd the east , and from Denver , Sulina ,
Abolino and nil points west , enabling
passengers to visit the principal points
in Kansas and Nebraska in the shortest
possible timo. Thcso trains have llrst-
class equipment , consisting of smoking
curs and first-class day coactics of the
lutost pattern. The new train will ill !
n long felt want , and is. "bound to uo
popular , . '
TllblU IIEASOX OON13.
Two Cn en of luHiinlty In the Central
Station nt ( ho Saino Time.
J. H.'Colo , of the firm of Paydcn & Cole ,
saloon-keepers , was found lying on tlio side
walk asleep Thursday night. He was taken
to tlio central station. Ills actions anil talk
were peculiar ami the ofllccrs were convinced
that lie was Irmtic. Ho was brought before
Judge Borka and asked why ho pot drunk
nnd lay on the sidewalk to sleep. Ho claimed
ho was not drunk , and he had lain down be
cause the hotels were nil full. Ho said ho
had been out of town nnd had Just returned.
Oniccr .Johnson reminded him that ho hud
been back for three or four days , when ho
replied :
"Well , three or four days then. "
Otherwise ho spoke very rationally. The
Judge unwillingly released the prisoner , and
told him ho could go. Instead of leaving , ho
returned to tht > front of the cell ho bad just
vacated and began pcorlnj : through thif bars ,
when , in reply to an ofllccr's question , ho
said bo was looking for his slater. The ofll-
ccr culled the city physician , Who examined
Cole , nnd pronounco.l him insane. Ho was
Immediately locked up and sent to the county
Jail to nwalt an examination by the coin-
mlssloncis.
Kosle Caspar , a well itnown character , who
1ms been in the county Jail for rx number of
days , because she was not r.itloiinl , was re
leased Thursday nnd returned to her home ,
as was supposed having regained her reason.
Thursday night she was sieved with a
raving lit niiu hnsboen violent over since.
She was taken to the police station Just at the
time when Cole was nrrnlgned bcloro Judge
Herka , where she \ shrieked , moaned and
wept , declaring demons were after herself
and her son and woru seeking to destroy
thrmi. City Physician Halpli advised tlio
ofllccrs to retain her in custody and she is lo
bo sent loan asylum.
Hood's Snrsoinirillii is peculiar to
itsc'lf nnd superior to till other m-epar.i-
tioiiH in strengtheconomyand medical
morit.
' i.lllj ' * t v/lJllylj.'l * lj.1 * , fy Ivl.IJIIjl . .
Mcmhct-H of tlio Koree Are Not In
Favor of tlio 1)111.
Members of the pohco force are altogether
opposed to the bill now before the bouse ,
providing fora police relief fund. One of
them sulil :
"If the city or the legislature wish to pen
sion off an old policeman who has done his
duty for llftecn years , why don't they do it
without drawing on the salary of tlio men
themselves ? What right have they to say
what wo shall do with our pay ? It is ours ,
wo earn it and prefer to s.ive it up ourselves.
Suppose a man wants to leave the force be
fore the end of the llfteon years , or suppose
ho bus to leave whether he wants to or not ,
what docs bo got back for the money drawn
from his pay ! Nothing. And then , legis
lating uway one-fourth of the rewards a man
may earn at the risk of his life. It's too
thin , altogether. If they want to pension the
policemen let them do it , and If they are too
poor for that , let tlio matter drop , for the po
licemen don't am : for it. If the city sets
ap.irt any sum for the purpose , there would
bo no harm in turning over to it tlio lines im
posed for breach of discipline , or tlio money
arising from the sale of unclaimed or eon-
tisc.itcit goods , but it ought to stop right
there. "
Fisher Printing Co. , 1011 Furniiin st. ,
telephone 1201 , blank book makers , etc.
MOR.GAN VS. ASHING Kit.
A $100 Fifty-Mile Unco Saturday
Evening.
A largo crowd gathers daily at the Colos
seum to see the practice spins of C. W.
Ash Ingot- and Senator Morgan , who ride
their 400 Hfty-milo race Saturday evening.
The men , who have been in the hands of
competent , trainers , are in the very top-notch
of condition , Norman Stewart , the senator's
imported Knglish tr.xincr , says bis man is
riding the fastest of his lito at present. The
two men nro in dead earnest over the match ,
and much monny is sure to change bunds , as
both have solid support among thulr specula
tive friends. Manager Prince will select the
referee nnd present the winner with a hand
some gold medal if the record is broken ,
which is possible , if tbo breaking down
tactics are resorted to.
Senator Morgan leaves for Chicago Sunday
to see about the great May tournament , in
which several of Omaha's amateurs and pro
fessionals will take part. He then intended
to leave for 'Frisco ' , but at the request of
ICnapp ho will remain and assist Fred
Tuftleld in looking after the Denver man in
his race xyith Ned Heading , of Fort Omaha ,
commencing the " 5th.
The Pedestrian. Match.
Manager Prince of the Colosseum desires
to announce that all entries for the six-day
go-as-you-please pedestrian race , booked for
March-I , must bo in by the 23th of Febru
ary. If the number of entries is under ten
the race will bo declared off.
Cowboy-H VH. IJIcyoles.
OMAHA , Fob. 14.To the sporting editor of
Tiic.UiiB : My attention has been called to
Mr. Prince's challenge In your issue of this
evening. I am authorized by Col. Cody to
niako a match as follows :
We will back two cowboys , using twenty
horses and relieving each other when they
please against any two champion bicycle
riders Mr. Prineo can produco. Tlio race to
bo ono of eight hours per day , for six days ,
and to bo for the wbolo gate receipts and
abet of $1,00' ' ) asido. The race must com
mence on or before April 1. Yours ,
" ij { 1JOOTII.
It is by copying after nature that man
gets bebt results. Dr. Jonos' Red Clover
Tonic is nature's own remedy , is purely
vegetable , can bo UiKeii by the most
delicate. Cures all stomachkidney and
liver troubles. 50 cents. Goodman
Drug Co. _
The Switchmen' * * Hall.
If the throng that crowded the exposition
hall to bo present nt the switch men's ball
Thursday night bo any criterion , that order
miibt bo ono of the most popular associations
In Omaha. Every foot affiancing room was
crowded during tlio evening. Sitting room
In the galleries was at a premium. The ball
room was decorated as railroad men can
decorate it , and , in addition to the ever
greens and bunting that festooned the walls ,
strings of signal lamps wcro.stretched across
Iho hall. There was the while lamp for
"extra , " that mcnat an extra good time , and
the blue lamp for the inspector , which told
that the programme was being carried out in
a way that would stand the closest inspec
tion. Thogrcen light , to coma slowly , referred
to the last dunce , and the red danger signal
warned tlio dancers to keep close to tholr
partners or they would loose them In the
ciowd. The headlight of angina 601 beamed
coinnluecntly from boncath a regulation
smoke-stuck , nnd above it pilot hidden In
bunting. Dancers took their places to the
sound of an onclno boll , and altogether It
was a genuine- railroaders entertainment. At
ml'lnight there was n silver water sorvlco
drawn for by the ladles present , and Miss
May Murphy held the winning ticket , No ,
101. Dancing was then resumed , and not
until after ! ) o'clock did the last set form ,
dance nnd disperse to the muslu of "Home ,
Swoct Homo. " The credit of the ball was
altogether duo to the hard work of the com
mittees.
narrow & Ijoirnn
Are now prepared to' fill all orders from
their new Block. Temporary location
1107 Ifarnoy strcot.
Lclinier on llio Move.
A reporter of TUB HL-E was Invited up Into
the ( ifllco of Mr. Joseph It , Lohmer yes
terday for the purpose of witnessing the
workings of the Monarch car and engine
mover , of which he has exclusive control for
this territory. A very handsome model of
the device was llrst exhibited , after which
the mode of operation was fully Illustrated ,
demonstrating nt once its simplicity its util
ity , Its practicability and effectiveness as a
labor-saving contrivance. The possibilities
of this mover are almost without
limit. Hy Its aid ono man can
inovp four loaded curs with the
j , either ou upgrades or curves ,
nnd can keep the cars in constant motion n
long as desirable. It will move dead engines
in round houses or repair shops , and IB In
valuable In cnso of accidents for separating
cars In wrecked trains. The utility of this
device as an economizer of time and expense
will suggest Itself nt once to any ono wlu
has the moving of cars to contend with , ani
Its moderate price places It within easy react :
of all.
Mr. Lchmer cordially Invite parties Inter
cslcd to call at his ofllcc , rooms 10 and " ( J
Chamber of Commerce to Inspect the model ,
nt which time they will bo furnished wltli
any further Information they may desire.
What Is more attractive than n pretty
face with n fresh , bright complexion ?
For It use Poz/oyl's Powder.
Altnlly Klned.
Patrick Foley , a brawlng , powerful fellow
about six feet high , was arraigned on the
charge of choking nnd boating Philip
Urady , a diminutive and weak-looking man.
The trouble appears to bo over Foley's bojs
Who are said to be almost incorrigible ,
llrndy Is a special policeman at the city
dump , and has much trouble with them ,
because through their antics they Imperil
their own lives and those of the people at the
dump. Hollas threatened to arrest them
and this has raised Foloy's ire nnd on every
occasion the latter bullies the little man.
shakes his powerful list in his face and
makes direful threats about , "llclcmu" him.
On ono occasion ho went to llrady's house
and tried to coax him outside to get n whip
ping. Thursday evening , while the ofllcer
was enjoying a miiet game of cards , Folo.y
came up and without any provocation Jerked
him from his seat , tore his collar , neck-tio
arid coat , and closed his brawny lingers over
his throat uutll Urady was black In the face.
Fole.v was about to strike him when a num
ber of men interfered. After these fuels
were brought out in court Judge HerUa gave
Foley n lecture for such contemptible con
duct and added thereto n line of $17.51) ) .
BBNPRECIEDENTED ATTRACTION
U OVKK A Mil LION Dls'l'lllUfTKOl
Louisiana State Lottery Company ,
Incorporated by the Icclslaturo In ] ( " . for
I'ducatiotml and rinxrltliblo purposes , nnd Us
franchise ma lo u van ot tlio present Stuto Con
stitution , In 1BVJ , by an in LTU helming popular
volo.
Its MAMMOTH IM.VW1NV.S tixko plnco Semi
Annuall vi.liini'mid Di-combo-i nml itsillANl )
BINUI.li Nt'Mttllll DKAWINtlS tnko phuo In
cacli of the other ten mouths of thu year , nml
flro nil drawn In public , nt the Academy of
Music , New Orleans I.a.
FAMED FOR TWENTY YEARS ,
For Integrity of Us Drawings' } anil Prompt
L'ayii o it of I'l-ixc * .
\TTKSTKD AS FOLLOWS :
" \Vo do heroliy certlty that we stiporvlset
arruiiKeniouts fo.- nil llio Monthly and Homl-An-
mini Ilr.iwlngsof The I.onlilima Btate Lottery
Company , and In person manage and control
the Drawings tlic.melrM , nnd that tnuiinio
are condlicti'd nlth honesty , falrnKSs1 , nnd In
pnod faith towat d all pirtles , nnd we , ivuthonzo
thocompauy to use til's eertltluito , with fnc-
slmllcsof outiblgnatinesutt lulled , In Its adver
tlsementB. "
COMMIaSlONnitS.
Wo , tlm undersigned Hanks nud Hankers , will
pay all Prizes drawn In The f.oulHtarm Stnto
J.ot eries which may bo presented at our conn-
It. \VALMSLlrr , I'res. Louisiana Nut. Hank.
I'iKltlti : LANAPX. I'res. Stttt Nat'l Hank.
A. 1IALDWIN. Pros. New Orleans Nat'l Hank.
CAUL KOHN , Pros. Pnlon National Hank.
GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING ,
At tlio Aontlcmy of. Music , New Or-
Icuiis , Tuesday , March 1- ,
18HJ > .
CAPITAL PRIZE , $300,000.
100,000 Tickets at Twenty Dollars each.
Halves , $10 ; Quarters , $5 ; Tenths , $2 ; Twen
tieths , $1.
i iMUZB or r.on.ono is . . - . . . $ .100,000
1 I'ltl/.K OF Kfl.liCOIS . JOJ , < XX )
1 1'HIXK OF HI.OOJIH . > . >
1 PKIKB OF 25WDIS . 2.IK)1
2 IMtl/.l'S OF lU.Utuo ( ) ) . i-IUXXJ
6 1MUZKS OF fiiK tire . 25,00. )
2- > ] 'KI/KH OF J.lWOaro . 2J,0W (
100 I'ltiXKS or fioonro . rori
200 IMU/KS OF TO ) are . l ! ' > ,000
tOO I'HIXHS OF Ulflnro . 100.000
A1THOXIM VT1ON I'lllZKS.
100 Prizes of fiiio nro . J.W.noo
100 I'rizesof ISTOaro . 'tn.ixK )
103 1'rlzej of art are . W,000
Tl.lt.MlN.U , 1'ltIZK .
999 Prizes of JlOJnro . 50V0.1
flaaprlzesor lOOare . Ui,8 ! 0
a , 131 Prizes , amounting to . tl , < Ki,80
Norn. Tickets Drawing Cupllal 1'rlzcsure uutcn-
Illicit to terminal prices.
fir"KoiiCi.t'n UATI : , or nny fnrllier Information
deslnMl , write In lbly to tlin uiKlcrtslcneil , clearly
st.itlntr > uiir rcsltleiifo , M Ith btiite , County , Mreetuiul
Number. More r i > ltl return iiiuil di'llvery will be us-
Mircil by your enclo-lnu nn enclosing buarlntiyour
full addroj .
yen I POSTAL NOTES , Kxprcsi Money Or.lcrs , OF
Nen Vork KicInuiKJ Inurdlnury loiter. Currency by
Express ( nt our expense ) nililri'sscd.
M.A. IIAUIMILV ,
Or M. A. lUIJl'IIIN. New Orleans , La.
Washington , D. C.
Address Registereiflelters to
NUW OHLEANS NATIONAL HANK ,
Now Orleans , La.
HY roOll NATIONAL 1MNKS of New Orleans , iiiul
tliu ll"kc'tnnro hlt'iin I by tlio 1'ru ldentof nil tnatltii-
tlon wliono chartered llshts nro rccounlruil In Iliu
lilcln' t cdiirtnj tliercfora , bewuroof till liultatlonsor
aiioiiyuious hchiMucM. "
ONi : DOM , Alt Is thn price nf tlio snmlloM part or
fr.ictlon of a ticket I&SIJK1) IIV US In liny drawing.
An > tliniK In ournumc offered tor less tlmn a Deli
IB itenlndlu. ar
CALIFORNIA !
THK LAND OF
DISCOVERIES.
CUr E TOR
ATARRH
LECA ] , .
Abie and Oat-K-Oure
Santa : ; - -
For Sale by
Goodman Drug Co" .
Pure.
Tills iioHderiiovcrvnrlc' . A intirvel of purity
strenrtli fttul wliolctonienpss. Moro economical
tlmn tlio ordinary klml , anil cnnnot Imsoldln
coinoetlllon with tnc iniiUltiulo * of low cost ,
shortwelfjlit alilin or plionphati1 ) ) owilcia. i-olil
only In cans. Hoyai Making I'owdor Co. , I'M
Wall street , Now York
State Line.
To Glasgow , Hclrusl , Dublin nnd I.lu'rn ol
From New York Every Tueslay ,
Cnliln pnitnRo Wfl ami W. according to location
ot fi\lo room llxcurslon WS to JU ) .
Htccrago to ami from Kuropo nt Lowest Hates.
AUSTIN HAIiDWlN & CO. , flon'lg < -nt , ,
ft'l llrouilwny. New \ ork.
JOHN lll.UCir.N , Ucn'l Western A 'iit ,
1(11 ( lliiiutdlpli M. . ( lilcuKO.
IIAUItV K. MOOKKP , AKellt. Omalm.
leduc ! itl Cabin Hmos to Glusgow Ex
hibition.
DR. A-LFRED
Physician and Surgeon
it * nntnl-'v Trtltt V * T.s tl > \ t2 1 * A
COMING ,
Wo are done with the past season. Wo have nearly sold out onr winter goods , and
have not enough loft to make any noise about , and the incoming spring goods require all
our attention. During the past few weeks wo have boon renovating our store , and made
several changes by which wo gain more room for departments that have heretofore boon
badly crowded. The first which needed more room was the Hat Department. Our hat
business has grown to s ich proportions that its quarters were entirely too small. Having
now enlarged it considerably and arranged it in bettor shape , we are pleased to anne unco
to our patrons , that it is filled with an entire new stock.
OUR NEW HATS ARE IN !
And wo open the season with one of the largest nnd moat complete assortments of stilt and
soft Hats , comprising the makes of the best manufacturers in the country.
It is needless to say much about the prices. Everybody knows that wo are selling
hats at about one half what other dealer charge. But aside from this we want to empha- % "
sixe the fact and wish ii understood that we are handling only good honest hats , such as
are guaranteed lo us from reliable makers , and such as wo can warrant to our customers ,
Every hat in our establishment matter how cheap is sold with this nuclei-standing ,
hat , if any imperfect on or damage is found , oven al'tor the hat is worn we take it back
if returned within a reasonable time , and give either a new hat or return the money
What othe.- establishment will make such an oiler ?
To inaugu ate the season we place ou sale to-day 75 dozen elegant Cassimoro Hats ,
new shapes , at 95c. These hats are of a quality which are usually sold by other dealers
for $2.00.
Our Spring Overcoats are now coming in. Wo shall have this season the handsomest
line wo have ever shown , and our prices will be as low as usual.
PLAIN FIGURES AMD ONS PRICE ONLY.
Corner Douglas and Fourteenth Streets , Omaha.
i'1-.A.j. j a.nuu
\
OO. WITH
GENTS' ' WITH LADIES' SPINAL
No , 4 SPINAL No. 4 APPLIANCE
BELT , APPllftHCE BELT. ATTACHED.
ATTACHtO.
will Cure Iho follow-
OWBN'S lllcctro ! Galvanic Hell and Suspensory kind
Pr. lihcuma- t ism of any ,
Ine diseases nml nil others vl a nervous character : * Dance , Ilrisht's
St. MHifc
Diseases
,
Sciatica. 1'aralysn , Kpl- lensy. caicV Spinal General and Ncrv- DUB Debility , I'os-
Discase , I'iles , Heart lls- , l.nmhago. line Un-k \ lew i > f the llody. all
llvcness Kiilney Diseases ' Personal Weakness or
, Married l.ifc Xcrrons 1'rostration , tmu. * - - -
1i ciction in Youth or ,
dl cahcn caused fiom In- I alnti all diseases pertninhiK to Male or rcmnlc. Ao clinllensp to
In f net nervous
KNlinustloH , Female Coin- % v un.Tcr control of *
. _ VhatTillcomimrouithlt. Tnecurrentls . the perfect 5f .J J
Woild to produce a beR bo done with any otntr iicii. ' "
can bo made mild or Duspeuso Is coniicolcaiHrcctly ) . Kfrniif , . ? i to to tlio Eiut Battery any complaint , ( ] 10 tii.i , < ; s this aie BO cannot ndjustcd thatbyineana ol " our applinncca
Su-pcuporj' for weakness of men ' -Ill's ' | B ll'c ' Latest ami
\virerc\cr the cll > caFO la located.Ill's ? *
' dTseatoor nsnicnieillaln . ihls
f eVt'0c the Boily for the euro of
e . buyer of a belt
. 18S9. l.vciy
l t.
- . . . . . lias been patented Atienut IGtli . . , 188T . . , , Improved . . . . . . , IVIiruary . . . . N4 FlU fo .
. . Ilody Hclt Just * N -4 0
- > - Front VI . Klcclro-Ualv.-.nic - „ - ' . .Y-r--"SYuBVwUK"t ! rr * i. il i. UK irm ilm i * TH nol Itill. l\U. 'A Jt I ? * A JK UWOA.
Unt. m t.i4o * v. * ! . „ t\ . . - . * , 4n lin If .lilT/ird fi > rilll .H ritlllfrt. It I. A f-lfl " . omaini "Vlvo tlio cui rent can boic\crfied.
. the boM/ad / . , will llud the O-onto JUMcr. J i gajterjr , Ojlv p oriUJalvnme W llattcrj fi illic curicntcnn bu Tested
It\Mll : uro all complaints CnraMo lliis belt . by vill Klectriclty , buy nootherns It Is 1 Ifil tnr , ufii and hiipcilor to nil olliers
ornlKlit. ; Alter examining yon to rotponBililopaiticB on thirty
llc" co nnieio
Bend Po'wor No. 4
ve\ill our Fall
; aml Apidiance , \ * ; pamphlet
iMaKoforonrfieelllnstiated > in ' > -
hcinl ( cents iMiiiiu lur 'iii ' iij | |
1'hvticians endorse the Owen licit us tha best , > p
i , i. i. nr . Ai.,1 . . .n..Inl j l.i n e.tfilfcil r.nt'nlrtfto. trlllllCT illBtl HCtlonS
SPECIAL SALE.
ANDSI'KCIAL 1'IUCES ON MEN'S TltOU-
bints
Especially at tills .season. Wo nrosuro yon
will appreciate what wo nro ( lolni ; . Look
lit onr window nnd yon c.in BCQ a tow of tlio
uaraulns. Come lu and wo will show you
with pleasure.
NATIONAL BANK
IT. S. DEPOSITORY , OMAHA , NEB.
Cnpitul e-l)0,000 ( )
Surplus Jan. Ibt , 188 ! ) M.OOO
OKKII'UIIH AND DIIIUCTOKS ;
II.V. . YATT.S. 1'iosldent.
J.uwis S. HIKI > . Vleo 1'rcsldimt.
\V. U.S. Jluoiii.b , Cashier.
imrECTOUS :
A. E. Tou/.uiw. IV.V. MOUSE.
JOHN a. COI.MNH , J , N. H. I'ATHICK ,
U. I * . CL'HIIIMI ,
THE IRON BANK ,
Corner l-thunil ; l-'arnnm Kla ,
A Qencrul llanktu Iluslnc-bd Transacted ,
YOUR BANK ACCOUNT ,
If > nu iUlro to < > | H-in > mi LI inaliti any iliaiik'eo
thall liu jileaseilto confer "Mil JIMI.vi > allnxv In-
ti'ic-bt nn Tlinu IH'IioMts , DUcouut lillslncsa I'JIHT ,
Igbiiu Drafts mi tliu prliulp.il Cltli-a of iuru : | > e , also
lA-licrs of ( 'mlIt , and ) transact any bunltiebs lu tlio
llniiof IIAMU.VO.
SPECIAL DEPARTMENT TOR LADIES.
IIIWCCTMCHTO I I OiS "AgiS'iMuMK i ' 'irAhft
cafe Dt'ciirltles , MO rball L iilra cil tokruorruiri ! *
HXJIK ! nltli } iai. An e pcrlcni'u of t rut ) ! ! ejcars
Klrc.H us advanlHeo In ( wlectlnn the best lii\cstini-im ,
hoth 113 In k-L-.ilit ) niwl niianilal MiinillMK. We also
deal In I..V.M WAIUC.Y.VJ'M A.VH tiUJtll * .
ANKERS ,
CHICAGO su y Pn 5TONKtflN6 < 5.
N. V. Office ) 2 Wall St. , cor. Broadway.
ATE
> AC-C. BV
JCMAYNEjf (0
Boyro MA , -
' 'in : oc E
PBNNYBOVAI. WAFKHS ara
mcceiiiifully Uktxl monthly by over 10,000
I dles. Ara Safe , Kffectualaiul J'leaiant
V-i f I pwljox iiyroall.oratdrugclits. Sealed
-fartlrularM S poeugn stoinpn. Adilreiw
TBS OUCA CQUIKUI , Ca , JJBTHOIT , Uiou.
Foraal6 < tiil ( by mall Goodnma
X > rt'ot Omnftd , ' Ncl.
2O to 60 DAYS.
This is ! i discnso which has heretofore
Ballleil all Medical Science.
AVe have a Kemi'ily. unknown to anyone in the
\Vorlcl outside of onr t'oinp.uiy , nnd oue that has
XEVEEl V\\\Ain
to euro the most obstinate cases. Ten days In
recent cases does the work. It Is the old chronic
deep heated cases tlia > NO Bollcit. Wo have
cured hundreds who have been abandoned by
1'hyslclan" , and pronounced Incurable , and wo
challciiKo the world to bring us a c.xno that wo
will not euro In less than sixty iluyx.
Slnco the hlstorv of mt-cilulno a true ppocillc
for Syphilis has 'been sottelit for ' > " ' never
fonna until
was discovered , and wo nro Ju tttlod In Faying
It TH thn only Remedy in the World tnat will pos > -
Itlvclv cure , bnciiuso the lateKt Medical \\orks ,
published by the best known authorities. ' say
there was novcr n t rue hpecitlc before. Our rom-
cdy will emu when uverythliiu " 'so ' lias failed.
Why waste your time nud money with patent
medlclnea that never liad virtues , or doctor with
physicians that cannot cnrn you , you that have
tried every thins else should come tons now and
K 't permanent relief , you never can jct It else-
where. .Murk what \\o hay. In tli. ) end you
must take our remedy or NI3VKK lecowr nnd
you that have been allllctfd but n pliort time
should by nil means como to us now , not one lu
ten of new rases over > ; et permanently cured.
Many vet help and think they nro free from tlio
disease , but In one , two or three years utter It
appears aa.ilii In a more horrlulo form.
This is a blood Purifier nnd will Cure
any Skin or Blood Di.soaso when
Everything Else Fails.
THE COOK REMEDY GO ,
lloom lOuiiil 11 , r. S. NaUomil Hank
IlnildliiB' , Onmliu , Nob.
The TYLEE SYSTEM of BANK COUNTEH8
Cannot be Excelled. They are Elegant in Deilgn and
very Low In Price , Al o , Court Home Furniture , and
Borne 100 Etylo of Office Ueika , Chain , Tatlti , Etc.
100 Page Illuttrated Catalogue Free. Postage 7 Cts.
TYLER DESK CO , , St , Louis , Mo , , USA ,
T. E. GILPIN ,
INSURANCE .BROKER ,
Itooin 03 Trailers' Jlitlldlne ,
CHBCACO.
GOLD MEDAIiPABIB , 187B ,
BAILER'S
Warranted absolutely yiire
Cnroa , from ulilch the eicctt of
Oil das Uen removed. It liai inora
than three timei the etrtmjth.
( if Ccxoa mixed with Starch , Arrow ,
root or Sugar , and it therefore ( ar
more economical , coitliiylcsi than
one cent a cup. It U delicious ,
nourishing , ttrenethening , easily di
gested , and admirably adapted ( or In-
validt a * " ell as ( or ixnons in liealtb.
liold bjr Oroctri oerjithcre.
w , BAKER & CO , , Dorchester , Mass ,
VI nil C V anrt all urinary trou bios cmlly.imlclc-
M UN LI ly andsufoly cured by IXJUTlJltA LUn-
* ules. Bever.il cases cured In seven dayM , Hold
ll.Wiier box , all drufxlxts , or by mull from Ii > -
, us MrR.'Co IK Wlirtu3t.fl. V. i'ull IJlrectloai
NKUVOt'S , CIIItONIC1 anil I'llIVATB D1SKASK3 of
MKN anil WO.MU.V succcesfullr trcatoa.
YOUNG MEN
SiUTcrlnc from th plfei'ts of Tmilliful follies or Indis
cretions , or nre tront-li-il with Wrnkncn , Aervous
Debility , Ixiis of .Memory. DespouiliMicy , Aversion to
Society , Kidney Tioubles or nny dlaeiisi ! of the ( Ic-nl-
to-Hrliiury OruHim , can licro Mini safu and speeoy
emu. ChurBt'S roiisunublu , especially to the poor.
MIDDLE-AGED MEN
There nre ninny tionuloil with too f refluent evacim-
tlonH of iliu b'nilik < r , oltun uicomininlLd liy a cllt-'ht
snnirtliiK or ImriiliiK scn't.itldii. anil weukunliik' of tlio
O'li'm In aruiiiiiivr thu putlont ciiuuut urroiint lor.
On czniiiliilni ! tlio uiliinry ileposlts u nipv Kodlinunt
will otlon tioloiinil. ttml norm-limes partluleof iilhu-
men nlll nppi > ur iir tlio culor ba ot a ililn , mllkWi
Inn1 , luiiln cliaiwInK ton dnrk or torpid npin'iirimce.
Tliern nni manv lui-n who iliu of Hits dlnlculty , luiiur-
mil of the muse , which IH the acc-on I tuie ofdoujl *
nal c'ukiicTliu doctor will Riiiininti-u n perfect
rurulnnll sucti cii-ns , iuid n lieiiltliy runtoratlon nf
tlmuonltO'iiilnnry nrpnni. ( "onftillutlon frt-o. Hi'inl
--cent Ktaiuiifnr "Voiini ! Mnn'a Friend , or ( iulilu to
Wedlock , ' Ircctoull. A lilress
DB. SPINKTEY & CO. ,
Mnln nnd liUh St.KuiibUs City , Mo.
tl'-.Meiilloii tlilt pnpcr.
THK
OF TUB
Chicago , Milwaukee & St , Paul R'y. '
The Best Route from Omalm and Council
to
ETHEEASTE
TWO TUA\N3 DAILY OMAHA AND
COUNCII , ULUKKkl
Chlcngo , - AN11 - Milwaukee ,
St rani , Minneapolis , Cedar Itnpldi ,
Itock Island. Frccport , Koekforil ,
Clinton , Uubuquo , Dnrcnpoit ,
EI'In ( , Madison , Jnncbtlllc ,
V 'lnonn La Crossc
Ilclolt , > , ,
And all other Important polnti Kail , Nurthctol aid
bouttieail.
forthrouah tliketn , call ou tut ticket aftnt at 1M1
arnaui mreet. In Darker Block , or at Uuluu I'acldo
upol.
1'ulln.an Slcapen and th * Aneat Dlnlnx Cart la tin
world are run un tba mala line of tUu C'btcagu , J1IU
wBkco & BU i'anl Itallnay , and er atteullon Ii paid
to [ mucus ? r by tourmcut eiuplujoi of thecooipany.
U. Mll.reil.Ueneial llaniuvr.
J. V. 1 UOKKrt. Anlitant Qcueral Manuger
A , V K. UAltPBNTKIi , fliairal l'amug r ant
Ticket Aeeat.
OKU. K. HUAFFOIID , A' < 4litant OcaeiaJ
aad Ticket Agent.
j. T. CtiA KB. 'J o iaa KuBcrlntendeut.
Healtii is Wealth !
1)11.K ) , P. WlST'sNKItVB ANII IllUI.V TllCAT.
MK.S'T , a ciinraiitteil Miuclnc for Il/Hturia , Di zl-
uesa , 1'onviiUloiiD , 1 ltd. NurvoiiH NeurulKltt ,
lleiumc > iaNurrouil'ro tr.itl'mc.iiiHtlbytlioiHC < !
ofnlciliolor tobuccuViki > fiilntSti ! , Mi'iUul Jo-
liroaslnn. Koflenlnu'Of tlm Hruln n nllln In In
finity nail leidlnt ; to misery , ilec y anil death ,
I'renmtnro Old AKO , flHrreiinus-i , I.IHH of power
In either MX , Involuntary I < o4sat and Kj'ornmt *
orhciia caused hyovur-oxertloii of the Ijrulii.belf.
nlni.so or orerlndiilKonco. Hucli ljux < ntalin
oue month'ri treatment. II.ODa uox , ornlx lioxe-i
forl5lPtieiit1 > y null premlil | onrucclpt of pries
WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXE3
To cure nny ciso.Vltll each o'dur roi-oiveil by
im for six boxt-H , uccOmrt'ilud wall * "i.UJo.rl ) !
* ewl tha purclmier our written KUaraiili-e tn refund -
fund the money If tha treatment doss not itiliM
a cure. ( luurHiltrei Inued only by 'lnoilmi'o '
t'C" . . Urugid'U.'ole ( Ayvuti. 1UU 1'itru.iia
vt Umulu , N'eb.
OMAHA
MEDICALft SURGICAL IN8TITUTI
N. W. Cor. 13th & Dodare Sts.
roil THE THKATMC.NT OK A 1.1.
Appliance" for Deformities and Trusses.
Hot lacllltlrs , apparatun unJ rciurdlei lor lucodfl
ful trenlnirnl of ovary farm of dbciuo rcqulrlnc
Medical orBurelonl Tru&tuicnt.
FIFTY ROOMS FOR PATIENTS.
Hoard Rnd attendance ; bcit lioipltul accommoda
tlnnBln the woit.
WHITE rnn cinronnson Daformltlii and Braces ,
Truanei. Club 'e t. Cur nturo of the Hplno , I'lles.
Tumor" , t'oncwr , ( 'uUirli. Mrnnchllln , Inlntlmlon ,
Klectrltllj , rHralrili , KpllcnT. Kldiiny , Illnililor ,
Kye , Kar , Skin end Dlood.apd HllBiUKIcal oparallniii.
Dlseaeos of Women a Specialty.
llooi ; o.v DiscAfii.i np WOMEN KIIKK.
ONLY BELIABLH MEDICAL IlISTITnTH
JIAKl.VO A hlTCIAl.TV OK
PRIVATE DISEASES.
All Illood Dlicn'rj succoufully trusted. Srplillltla
I'otton romuved fruni llio arntuni wiilioui mvrciiry.
NIITT rosloiftlvo Uoiunifnt lor Inn of Vltnl I'uncr.
Pcrioni unable lu vlilt u niny bo tr atad nt bnuiv by
rorienpundcnro.Il fommunlollun * lonlHUntmi.
Medlrlnvi or Inilruiuonti cent by mnll or cxpron ,
itocurelr uackud , no innrbs to IndlcuUi content * or
eenrtcr. GiiBpereouallntervlnw piufurrfd. CRllanH
ion > ultun or nonil bltuiry of yuui cas , and we will
tend In plain H ruppcr , our
BOOK TO MEN , FRBE1
Upon I'flrolp , Hpcclal or Niirvuu * Illwuiea , Impo
lcncy.Bjrpblll , Gleet uud Varlcocolo , with question
ll l. AdiTresa
Omaha Medical and Surainil Institute , or
nit. ni < iE :
Cor. 13tn and DoJgo Sts. , OMAHA. NEII.
And Oiiicago ,
_ Tlie only road to Ukn for Iea llnlnon. Mariliallnwa
C d rll pldi. Clinton , Ulxoii , vhtStn. Mllwaiikco ,
tSan iffnf iff tTliHthi0 'V-1'1" ' Vibmiki 'uil
r d ir. Otab , ld bo , Novadn , Orevon ,
y0nr.n . ,
' . " . " of thu numcroua points nt nperlortty
? * * 1/1 tUI" rV"ul' tw un0
P
'ni/iiiJ2BO\ * ° lu lure train .
.IIAUllKS. \ , f.lu , * n. iiat of IUT
which are tin
nnrit Unit linman arl and
MKfiiully . l'AIAJKtlMVri iSir/iti
tun crcato. lt > ' ( > (
.I * ' iu ] lol wliliJi n not bi 'found eliowboiJ A ?
.ouncll HluOi. the Ira rn of tlio llulon I'aLlflo il ii.
" ' VnrSBB'0fi ' " a"lc"1 , " l > ol Wllli tuoo Si tbo Ota
* o NorlliiTnlorn
Ur , In Chlravo tliii tralni
"NORTH WESTERN
UN.
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yoitCBA. .