THE OMAtfA. DAILY BEE : MONDAY , JFEBJRDA11Y IS. 1880.
THE CITY.
Tim WIJIJK'SAMUSIJ.MENTS.
1101 t ) ' ? .
rrlilay-T/ie / IMtlc "lyraon.
Saturday afternoon mid night 77ic IMllc
7/coon. ] /
OIIANII oinitA not n ,
Monday-Stetson's Unrlc Turn's
Tuesday Stetson's I'nclc 'lom'xCttliln.
Wednesday afternoon'mid night L'ncle
Tom's Cabin.
Tmir dar.ftlo Hllsler in / . ' < ; ) / } > '
l"ridav Knio Kllslcr In JmlijiXii. .
Saturday aftoi noon L'nlo Lllsler In
" ' /faun-day / night-Kftlo Kllslcr In A'ccj :
inrv MI fcnr.
livery nftcrnoon nntl nl ht 71ic
G'oicniCM mid Mooio's Caiiino 1'arndo.x.
1 M. c. A HAM.
Mondny Ladies' Quartette mid Madrigal
club concert. _
, IVlSOIHll
lion \V. T. Cnnndn Is at the Pnxtnn.
HPV lO. . Hultrl.in has gone to Holdrogo
Neb.
1) C. Adams , of Suit Lnlic , is tit the Mil
ItirtlL
L II. , ( c\\cU , of lirolicn How , la nt the
I'uxton ,
.I.O Nlsbctt , of North IMaito , .Is nt the
Millnrd.
L , C. Dunn , of Lincoln , is n guest nt the
Mill.ird.
W A. Itntnscy , of Minneapolis , Is stopping
nt tliu I'lixlon.
A. 11. Hiinltoy , of Gr.mil Island , Is n guest
nt tlio Puxtoii
Hon. A L. Towle , of Niobrara , Is
nt HID 1'axtoti ,
Dr. Hrown anil J. T. Howell , of Albion
nrc nt the Mlllard.
Frank H Harris , , of Lincoln , was nt the
Murraicslordny. .
George \V. Simmons of Lincoln , is stop'
pin ) ; tit tlio Muri.iy.
.lolm ritcholl , of S.in Francisco , is stop
pln nt tlio Mlllurd.
11. O , HoKL'oan , of Lincoln , registered ai
Iho Mlllard jrsterday.
Henry St Kivnor , of Sidney , Neb , Is
( itopplnf , ' ut the Millatd.
Miss Cody , daughter of Colonel \V. F.
Cody , rcgislciuil at the Paxton jestprday.
Mrs. Collln , a cousin of Lieutenant JJ. T.
Ladd , ref.'isturcd at the Paxton iestoidiiy.
H. H , Mortimer , business ntrent of Hlllo
Llfiler , tOKisteied at tlio Millnid "
F t. Snekott , .1. L. Ho\voll and G R.
Ilrown , of Albion , were at the 1'axton yes
tei day.
\Vitteborf , ' , propiietor of the Denver
Ileiold , is in the city , on Ins w.iy homo fiom
the cast.
Mrs ( J H. Smith , Mrs J. S. Tefft and
Miss Smith , of Now Yotlt , are stopping at
! tlio lYlillard
i Mrs Ira II. Mapcsvlio has bppn spcndinp
n \\pckwitli friends in Lincoln , returnctl
home S.ituidav night.
KIIRCIIO Carter , the celebrated billlardist ,
Is in tlio city and stopping at tlio Millard. Ho
is accompanied by F. C. Ivcs , also of Chi'
capo.
Dr. Charles Kalilniann returned to Omaha
yesterday , after an nbscnco of siv months ut
the Unslc medical college , Chicago , of which
ho is a graduate.
F. A. Mugownn , piesulcntof the Ttcnton
Htibbcr company , Now .leiscy , with Mis.
Magowan and Miss .lessio McClin e , are stop
ping at the Mm ray ,
lirouncll Clrls.
The young Indies of 13ro\\nell hall gave a
musical iecit.il Saturday night lo a laigo
number of friends. The instiuincntal parts
weio well poifotmod wnilo the vocal num
bers weio equally pleasing.
I-'ireinon's Ilonolit AHSocintion.
Tlio benefit association of paid ( h omen
met yesterday In Chief Galllgan's ofllco nnd
transacted considerable business. Arrange
incuts were about completed for the annual
ball , to bo hold April a. A donation of ? . )0
wusicceived from the Consolidated Tank
Line company , for whom the lliotucn did
some lipiolo uoik lately.
Fallli ti ( a.
If the attendance at the faith cuio
gospel mooting- the UucUingiiam last even
ing is any criterion tlioro is but little faith in
Omaha Theic were just ten persons present
and tlieso consisted in the main of obcso
women and old men , witti symptoms of dot-
line. On Tuesdays and Klidais at 2 p. in. ,
the follonois of this faith meet to perform
their miracles with prajer ,
An Old Case Ilovivcil.
In the case of William Loach against Mrs.
Nellie McNamara , a suit brought to iccovcr
on the defendant's reckless e.\travagnnco
some time ago , C. S. Kaymond , the jeweler ,
has come in with an answer. It was illcd in
the distiict couit. Tlio suit is a sequel to a
sensation iiguicd in a few months ago by
Mrs. McNamara , her father-in-law and n
youni ? fallow named Hogoy. Mis. MrNa-
maialstho widow of tlio late M. A. Mc
Namara. She became smitten with Hogoy
and bought him all hoits of costly presents ,
Including a lot of Jewelry from Raymond ,
and now ho wants to bo compensated for
thorn , if Loach did got in his suit llrst.
Called Kiom Hod nnd Asiaiillrd ,
Dave Knslaw was assaulted by William
Cut son alias Miller about 3 o'clock yesterday
morning and badly wounded on the head.
Enslaw lives on Saundcis street near the
13olt line railroad. A woman , with whom
Cm son is said to be Intimate , was stopping
at IZnslaw's and at il a.m. 3 estcrday 11101 ning
Cnjson \uilfcncd the Inmates of the cottage
by ins loud rapping and kicks against the
door. When Knslaw opened ItCaisondo-
mnmlpil admission which Unslaw denied him.
The intruder then drew his revolver mid
fiti tick ICnshuv n number of fearful blows
over the head with the buttcl it , cutting his
scalp badly and knocking him bcnsclcss. The
family sent for the police and Cai on was
placed under iiuust. Uiibluw's wounds aio
not thought to bo fatal.
nioj t'lo Jlnorr * .
Morgan writes a long nota of protest to
Tin : llci ; conccinlng the "Intimation" that lie
fell dollboruUly Satuiday night and tliuslost
tlio niLc. Tlii-rc was no surh intimation
Tun Hi.i ! merely stated the opinion of by-
Htandeis as expiessed at the tlmo of tlio acci
dent. Morgan and Ashingcr will have
another nice Saturday night Jor $1JU.
* A Now Train.
Tlio conn cell ni' link between No-
bruska and KHIIMIS has junt boon placed
in sorvlco by thu Union I'noillu railwuy.
Tills train Icnrns Counoil HlulTs dully ut
' 1:15 : a. in. ; Icuvcs Oimilm at 6:0 : > a , 'in. ,
nnd runs through without clmngo to
Manhattan , Kan. , tmiUnp direct con-
noclioiiH there with the Kansas dlvibiou
of tlio Union L'liciflo railway for all
point * in Kansas mid Colorado west
bound , nnd for Topolca , Lawrence , Kan
sas City nml points east and Kouth via
Kansas C'ity. Itiiturntn , train luiuoa
Manhattun nt J : " < 3 ] ) . in. ; arrivuif , ' nt
Uoatrieo tit O.lM p. in. , Lincoln nt 70 :
p. in. , and Oinahii at 11. 'JO p. in. , Coun
cil HUilTa 11.10 p. m. , in.alciiiff direct
connection \viih Kansas diviblon trains
from Kantas City ! , I.iiivrenco , Tonolcu
and thu onpt , and from Denver , Snllna ,
Abollno and nil points west , enabling
pssontfors to vlhlt the jirinc'ipal points
in KatiKiib anil Noliras'oi ' in the nhortost
im-islblo tinio. Thcso traiiib huvo lirst-
ullihtS equipinont , consisting of smolcing :
( . urn nnd Ihht-ulnsd day coaches of the
latobt pattern , The now tiuin will nil
u long felt want , utul la bound to bo
popular ,
IIo Dornn'i LHo TJioiiip on.
Gcnoral John 1) . Dennis , spcaitlag of the
( llsnatch which appeared in yesterday's HUB ,
in u Inch U appears thut in a friendly letter
to an acquaintance in Washington , ho se
verely ci itlciscd the past record of Thomp
son , of South Carolina. Thompson has ro-
pently been nominator for the ofllce of as-
i Uut sourotavy of tUo treasury. Ceroaal
Dennis aid that he did not care to bccotna
moro notorious through the medium of the
newspapers in the matter. "In writing to
my fiicnd in Washington , " ho continued , "I
wrote as frlcna to friend and never supposed
that HIP matter would be published I have
over f 10,000 In South Carolina bonds now
pending before the state examiners , and to
criticise Thompson can but injure my affair
down there , lint in this matter I am fear
less and could tell many thing ? if I wished
to , but 1 don'l " _
I5otls.nltuples , hives , rlnpwormletter ,
nnd nil other inanlfnsttitions of imptiro
blood mo cured by Hood's Sarsajmrilln.
" " "
' 1 lliOIIAUTAUQUA : AHSI3MlUjY.
Sloadj I'roKi r i Itoln"Made / In a
Quid \Vt\y.
Although little Ima been said respecting
the movements of the Council Uluffs and
Omaha ( Jhautauqua assembly , the enterprise
has been mnking good and substantial pro
gress. The results thus far have boon ac
complished mainly through the labors of n
few rather than by the united efforts of tlio
many. This ought not to bo. A matter so
vital to the Interests of Omaha should ac-
tlvolj engage all our people. Council Uluffs
is doing Its shaio of the work with a hoaiti-
ne < s and liberality commendable. Now tlio
cntei pi iso comes to jou aad asks your per
sonal ro-operation.
It Is essentially an Omaha Institution , nnd
as such it looks to this people for support.
No such oppoitunlti has been presented to
give this i'lt. > a national name and predomi
nance. This is to bo the Clmutaiiqun of the
west , and In its possession Omaha Is unequal
paitnur.
As a park nnd pleasure resort the giounds
possess features which will give them a name
all o\er the world. livery person nhould bo
imbued with tins spirit and feeling , this is
our enterprise ! , mid wo must sco that it
Is nindu thu giand success which Its location
nnd icsouipeinnko possible. In any enter
prise , which conduces to the material or In-
tclloi ttial piospcrit.i of the people Omaha has
never been behind thu demand placed upon
her , and she will not be so in tins.
Ills by copying afloi1 nature that man
tfots best results. Dr. Jones' Rod Olovor
Tonio is nature's own remedy , is purely
voidable , can bo Uiicon by the most
delicate. Cures all stomachkidnoy and
Ihor troubles. 61) ) cunts. Goodman
Uriif ( Co.
xiin i'unss KXCUHSIO.V.
Tlio Proposed Koute Cor the Annual
bummer Trip.
In the matter of the Nebraska press ox-
I'uision for the coining summer , the chair
man Is Dlcascd to announce that ai range-
inentB aio working smoothly for a trip to the
Yellowstone National paik , and perhaps
Portland , Tacoma , etc. Thus far , judging
fiom letters tocclveil , it seems to bo tlio
pieferencool the editois to journey noith-
westward rather than north or elswhere.
It is nigently tcqucbtol of those who an
ticipate going that they notify L Wessol , J r. ,
chairman , at Lincoln , as soon as convenient ,
also stating the diicctlon they prefer visit
ing. An excursion to Poitlnul , Tacoma and
Seattle , with a trip by water up the beautiful
Puget soilnd to Port Townsend and Vic
toria , could bo made at a very small ex
pense , the time consumed being about twenty
dajs. The proposed plan Is thus : Omaha to
St. Paul via Fremont , Hlkhoru & Missouri
Arnlley uiilwav , St. Paul to Portland via
Northern Pacillc , stopping at Huttc , National
paik , elo. , en i onto. Thcnto fiom Portland
to Tacoma , Seattle , Port Townsend , Olynipn ,
W. T. , Victoria , U. C. , etc. , reuniting via the
UnionPocillc through Huntmgton , Shoshone ,
Ogdcn , Silt Lake City , Den\er and on homo
via the limlington. The chairman of tlio
excursion committee having visited that sec
tion last ' ining iccomnicnds it us a most
pleasant tiip- The people of that vicinity
aio over watchful for visitors , and never fail
to royally entertain their guests. It is n new
country and a delightful one , having nsimil.ir
climate to California , although not i isitcd by
the extremes Unit make poitions of that state
so voiy unpleasant. Editorsshould give this
their early attention and send in theii views.
It is expected tli.it the patty will stait about
July 1.
What is more attractive than n pretty
face with afresh , bright complexion i
For it use Po oni's Powder.
Toaclu-i t ) AVIII Meet.
The Douglas County Teachers' association
will hold a meeting next Saturday at tho.
county court house. The introduction com
mittee is composed of Miss Maud Eastman ,
Miss Minnie 1'airatt and A Matthews.
The programme of the dnj's exorcists is
as follows :
Paper "Giammai".A. Wesley Shaddinger
Discussion , Miss Surjh II. Young , A. H.
A gee.
Paper "Ncccssitj of Professional Edu
cation" . , . . .Miss M. Nettie A. Priclinul
Dibcussion , Miss Uva M. Perrinc , George
L. Tono.y.
Vocalsolo Miss Nina L. Charles
Paper "Uomcdy Compulsory Educa
tion" Miss Hattie L Hiowster
Discussion , Miss Amanda Loftcdt , A. II ,
Hood.
Paper "Genetal Exercises"
Miss Gettrude Olnsgow
Discussion , Miss Jessie Noyes , J. T. Par ,
ker. \ ! i
Paper "Discovejics in Fractions" . . . . . '
A.W.Parker1
Discussion , Miss Cassio A. Ut/lor , 1 } . II.
Logan.
"Homo of Shukespeaio"Mrs.
Mrs. Jennie E. Keysor
\Vo have ailvertlsqd a great mnny !
ililTcrcnt patent medicines , but have '
never tnlcon the pnins to editorially
"pull" one. Wo are pfoint , ' to do it now ,
for the llrot time. Chamberlain & Co. , '
DCS Moines , Town , manufacture a cough '
remedy wnich is abiolutoly the bobt {
thing wo have over soon. Wo have *
used it in our family for tlio past year , j
and consider it indispensiblo. Its of- | j
focts arc almost instantaneous , and t
there K no use tallciii . it is a ( load .shot |
on a cough or cold. Wo don't s-iy this j >
for pay , but because wo coiibidor Chain- , '
borlmn'b Cough Homody the best made , i '
and wo want the people to know it and f
uuo it. Lewis Iowa liiilcpcmlont.
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A * . H Nathaway , ono of Nebiaska'b finest c
wing bhots , it , in the tiu. I i
I t
Don't neglect a cougli and let it re
main to irritate your lungs \rhun a safe
and speedy remedy can bo had for 60
fonts iii Dr. Uioglow's Poitivo Cure.
Goodman Drug Co.
Syd Miuray , the fhaniiilon welter weight
wrestler of Aii'orleu , iu In the oil } anxious to
gut on a match.
WHAT 1'liOlMjK TAIiK AUOUT.
A'lc\vn nnd lntcrlews Cnuglit lit Hotel
Corridor * and Klsewherc.
Among the Ncbraskans who attended
church and enjoyed a fine Sunday dinner In
Omaha , was Charles Wnserman , of Orand
Island Mr Wascrmnn Is a comparatively
young man , yet so far ns residence goes nn
old timer. He went to Grand Island in ' (11 ( ,
subsequently made this city Ills residence for
five consecutive J ears , but returned to his
first adopted love , and hns stuck there ever
since. Ho is now catlwsiastieally Interested
in the establishment at his town of an im
mense sugar manufactory , and yesterday , at
the Pa\ton , told a Hni : man all about it ,
Said he , wo expect to bo icvlv for business
thlsjcar. 'iho coinpaiii has purchased 11 000
acres of land near Grand Island , M. Smith ,
our president , is now in Boston negotiating
our bonds nnd tlio prospects for an early be
{ inning of nctho operations mo very Hatter-
ing. According to Mr. Wnsprman's stntfJ
incuts , the plant when ready to
inn will icpiescnt nn outlay of $ . ' 00-
IKK ) . It is pioposed to mnnufne
tmo Hiigar exclusively from beets
nnd the null's capacity at the start is
estimated at it > 0 tons a dav. As the demands
justify It cin , by llio sinnlo addition of new
machinery , bo Increased to 000 tons "If
siuTossful.1' ' sild he , ' 'the enlcrpiiso will not
only bo a big thing for ( Jiaiid Island , but the
whole state as well. If wo can demonstrate
that our soil and climate are adapted to the
laising of sucar boots it will not bo long
until inanufuctoik's ' are established all over
the state , mid Nebraska will soon become
the ruling munh'ip.ditv in that industt.\ . "
The company of which Mr. Wasernmn is a
largely interested member has been experi
menting for two years , and has now biought
matters to that well established point whoto
it can unhesitatingly solicit tlio aid of east
ern capitalists. Heretofore attempts In this
direction have been met wltn such inquiries
as , "Wli.don't . i on ask the state to do some-
Ming for , \oui" In older to rcmo\o
such an excuse fiom the gtasp of
nioaicd men a bill has been
introduced and is now pending in the legisla
ture , pi oposlng that at the end of two years
the state shall give a bounti of a half cent a
pound for all sugar manufactured. Mr.
U'asermnn says ho is satisllod from the invcs-
tluatlons that Nebraska is situated in a liner
belt , has better soil and nppi opt into climate
for the giowing of sugar beets than can be
found in tlie great sugar manufacturing re
gions of l uropo. Furthermore , tlio product
can bo produced hero so much cheaper than
there that tlio manufacture may bo conducted
on a much greater scale. " Wo have seat
samples of our expci imental sugar over lo
that country , hud It computed with theirs
and nsuicsult have stiong testimonials of
its superior quality. The faimois about
Giand Island have become interested in the
scheme ami taking heavy Mibsoiiptions of
stock. Ahmy of them mo exchanging their
fauns for stock. The land well cultivated
will . \ieldfrom llftoen lo twenty tons per
acic and at the mill they can get $5 a ton for
their beets.
"Do you know , " said City Allot ncy Web-
MCI , as ho touched the end of his unllghted
clear with a burning taper , "that pci sons of
observing minds can sco so'iio very ndicu-
lous things among lawyers up at the couit
house. In a general way they don't amount
to much , of course , but novoithelcss inipott-
ant as indexes , ilngor-botrds , car-marks , or
whatever term jou please to the breeding ,
chaiartcr and make-up of men's lives. I saw
that 3 ou made refeience in Tin : BI.I : to the
slovenly , caivlcss , undignilled utterances of
a rromont bairister In his bnef address to
Judco PO.IIIC. I believe it will bo bcnelicml
and bt ing about good results to keep on exposing -
posing bits of igiioianco and uncultuicd
piacticcs every time they ciop out. I no
ticed an outlandish little matter shortly after
you loft the court loom , and it was our con
versation about ttie rural jay that called my
attention to it. An attorney of this city , n
man who places his services at high hgmes ,
stood before Judge Doane to mnito a motion
in his great biiabb\ , coat , witii the high collar
turned up , heavy overshoes on , hair all awry ,
and feinting as uninviting a picture as ono
could \\jcli to * eo. Such insults to the court
on the pai t of lawyeis should not bo allowed.
I oflon'vondorat the manner in which oilr
judges submit to it. No man should ho so
forgetful of las politeness as to cater the bir
bofoie leaving his overcoat , shoes and hat in
the clovk-ioom. I liopo that o\er.v time one
does it jou will gently push the harpoon into
him. "
State Senator Nc bitt and Representative
Haynorquiotly stole away fiom the hum-
dium of legislative ciieles.at Lincoln j'ostci'-
day , and came up to enjoy a brief plunge into
the exciting whirl of a live anil metiopolitan
city , "Wo aio now icady to get down to
solid business nnd do something , " slid the
senator , "and I believe the Mission will ac
complish moio legislation than any of its
predecessors. It is not likely that any moro
bills , especially any of much importance will
be intruduced and the committees have their
wotk well in hand. The time in which bills
imi.v bo introduced , except bj- unanimous con
sent ox'piros by noxitThuisdaj' . " Doth thcso
gentlemen at e feeling confident that U the
supreme touit declares the inCbcnt submis
sion bill unconstitutional it will bo impossible
to get anothei one. Inasmuch ns the argu
ments will not bo commenced until next
Wednesday , tl.eic is no possible show fora
division before the tnno lor intioducing bills
oxplies and it would also be impossible to cot
unanimous consent after that day for the in-
tioductloa of another one. Senator Ncsbitt
is said to be a formidable and stiong aspirant
for the United States allot noyshlp.
Hon. A L. Towlo , humorist of the house ,
was in town last night , and when held up for
an interview , declared that icpot ten could
not love him for the icason that ho never has
any opinions. Nevertheless Mr. Towlo was
Induced ' , to como out of his solitude and talk
a ' little. He seems to think that thu legis
lature might got along much better an d suc
ceed in accomplishing something if bo much
time was not dovotud to investigations ,
Nearlj' evoiy member appears to be bent on
having something investigated. "However ,
believe that the less legislation wo have the
hotter ] it will bo for our btato , The onlj' im
portant bill passed as jet , was the one pio-
viding for the consolidation of ati cot rail way
companies. Since coming to Omaha and get
ting a tide on tlio cable 1 am mote than ever
satisfied with my veto for that bill. " Mr.
Towlo was once a resident of Omaha and
worked at the cai pouter trade hero , IIo was
employed nearly two j'oaiat the Union Pa-
cillu shops. Now , la addition to being a leg
islator , lie is the lat and jolly propiietor of
the llnest hotel in not thorn Nebraska.
A Ilarn Hnrtied.
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At 1 o'clock yesterday the barn on Judge
Poitcr'b old place , on Eighteenth and Par-
iiani , went up in smoke , The lire made a ' (
good sized blaze , but was brief in duration ,
IIH the old boauls burned like tinder. The
loss was about 00. Cause of fire unknown ,
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icti tU nml uliulcMoiiiciicsi. MOID cconoinloil
tlmiiMiooiillnniA klntlM.iind cniuiot li 8)ldln
roniDotltlon wltn tinjiniltlttulo * of low ont.
tlioitwolKlitiilUin or pliosiihuto tO\Mlur told
only In unii. Itnyai llaklne 1'owilor to. , UI
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ESTABLISHED 1861 I 180 So.
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The Regular Old-Established
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tl stIM Treating with the Greatest
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Chronic , teens anfl Private Diseases ,
Of NERVOUS DEBILITY , Lost Manhood ,
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Drenmo.Hctd nnd linck Aclie and all llie cflectl
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Insanity . , treated scientifically by new mcthoih with
tievcr.fultnc MICCCSS.
SYPHILIS.iml all bad Blood and Skin Dis
eases permanently cured.
KIDNEYand URINARY complaintsGleet ,
Gonorrhoea , Stricture , Varlcocele nnd .ill diseases
of the Gcnito-Unntty Organs cured promptly * \\ithout
injuiy to Stomach , Kldnejs or oilier Orgins.
WNo experiments. Age and experience lm
portant. Consultation free end cacred.
* 3T" bend 4 cents postage for Celebrated Worts on
Chronic , Nervous and Delicate Iisca el.
ttaf Those contemplating Mr.truige tml for Dr.
Clarke's celebrated cuidc Male and Female , each
15 cents , both ss cents ( stamps ) Consult the old
Doctor. Afncndl > letter orcallma > save future sufler.
in and Oiame , and add golden > ears to life ftS'-Book
"Life's ( Secret ) Errors , " 50cents ( stamps ) . Medicine
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186 So. Clark St.- . CHICAGO , ILL ,
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TIIK LuVND OF
DISCOVERIES.
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A nca.6WILLl.CKL
Santa Abie : and : Oat-R-Oure
Foi- Sale by
Goodman Drug Oo.
15 TO 40 PER CENT
Guaranteocl by using
THE
National Automatic
Gas-Saving Governor ,
Secures a sti > iiU' ami uniform nowco of Illti-
iiiliutlon , leniilttim Ironi ti-Kiilar pii'ssiuo unil
( Hisc'iiont | petfo't toinb.istlon of the Klines ,
liumiiiK a puru anil henltliful atniosphuru , and
olivlutliiK tliu sooty deposits of iiticonsiiuuMl
iirbon upon fioacooilMills , vuliitlngti anil
l'ioentB tlio ( ItsngnKJiililolilhtllntr , blowlnt ;
and maokUiK of burin in , anil avolils tlu < fie-
iiiii'iit iliuiHi'i' uiul uxiieiito of bioKcn ( ; lobtH
'Jlio ( luvcitinr mats the cnnstiiner I'H.UTJ-
CAI.IjV NOI'HIXfl. ivs Iho naviiiK In K'li ' bills
wlicro full cnp.ii.ity of meter ! tiheili will ie-
liuto cost of ( io\oia < ir laory throj or four
montliH1 Bt > rilco anil in lurpo uiillillnRs every
Mxt v dnj a , HIMH n ttitiilni ; niO.M U'O ) to IHKJ 1'1U
IKNT. iiiinual illvldeiulsou the linustnirnt.
OVER 10,000 , MACHINES IN SERVICE.
LiT NOTICE ! nm
Wo nlll nttuclioiirCns-Stniu Machines
an ) niclcr upon llio li.tsls of unu-liulf
Ilic lalmt of monthly Siniiif .
I'ructlcil tt'btH iiuulo ut our olllco , I'ubllclu-
\lleil
Agencies ( lUtrHmttfil la all cities.
THE GAS SAVING GUARANTEE CO , ,
S. 1' . Corner Kttli anil Tarnum Sts. .
_ OMAHA. Kin. ; _
WTMEN ONLYI
ForLOSTorFAILINO HAlinOODi
General nd NERVOUS DEBILITY )
VTrikneit of Bnlyind Minds Effictl
ofErron or Exceisciln Older 7ounr.
Koboil , 9AMIIIH > full , llr.lorrd. IUv l Ulirif ? il
fcm Bcikci n Kik.iMiKituil t u iiHiu > 8 * riiiia or nuiii .
AblolbUll utr.lll.ir IIUOK TIIUTHtM-HtUfllCl In rt.J.
lnllr > Inia 41 HUtn , Ttrrlturl. . . uj f.rflinloo.lrln.
You f writ * lbt . lieok , fell viblftnfttloB. ad pruef. Ufttlttl
I mt. iddmi ( R | ( tliClCAl CO , , BUFMID , N , T.
Arrwts dlschartrcH fiom llio iirlaorr or
t'analncllliprbcx'.i ' IS lMiiir .
Jt Is superior to i opniba. C'ulwbs , or
llnlfctloiiH , nnd free from all lud nntl !
lorothor lacoincDlenoea.
antaln J
u > uu
| Caiulc .wlilrli bear tlie jwno
tliVii tttere.wltUout whlcli couo trv\
lcniiliic
: i
Preparatory to opening cui-sprloq good's wohnvc inn ourntod n Oiond CIos ng OutSn'o ' ol main lines
ofoui1 mostpopulni lots In . ui *
LOT NO. 1We hnvo marked n number ofMf ns' Fancy VVoitods , Sc-otoh nnd American Cheviots
nnd Cnosimeres Sack Sails , embracing goods sold nil season foi $ IS , $2O nnd $20 , down to the popular
price ofl J.BO to close. Wo wish it understood thnt wo nllow no goods to grow rusty on our counters.
Thesenrenll this season's goods , now nnd fresh , nnd made ns only first clnssclothing should be , por"ect
in euers respect , nnd guaranteed to give such satisfaction to the purchaser , as lo increase ( lie popularity
the Continental has already obtained by soiling only reliable goods. Homcmbcr the price of Urn lot Of
Mens' Fine Grade Suits , is $12.6O.
SPECIAL IN YOUTHS' SACK SUITS , PRICE $12.
LOT NO. 2. We have consolidated several lines of Youths' Casstmere nnd Cheviot Sack Suits , and
wil , offer them at $12 per suit. We guarantee that not one in this lot hns over been sold tn our store Ire
less than $18 per suit. Buyers will appreciate the price when the goods nro examined.
BOYS' LONG PANT SUITS , AgeslStolS.
LOT NO. 3--In this department we will offer about ISO suits of pure , all wool fabrics , goods which ,
have bold all season for $1O , at the nominal cost of $7 per suit.
BOYS' LONG PANT SUITS , Ages IO to 13.
LOT NO. 4--Aspecial bnr-g'ain lot ofSchoo ) Suits in Cheviots nnd Cnssimercs' the roughly reliable
goods , are offered to close at $5.
MENS' PANTALOON DEPARTMENT.
LOT NO. B This week we have sold n large number of pantaloons. ndvertiS2cl last Monday nt$3.5O.
Now styles will bs added , nnd we claim this lobe the choicest bargain sale wo have ever had. Now ,
fine Trousers , in several choice styles at $3.BO. Not one pair has been sold for less than $8 , nnd some as
high as $0. nnd $7.
LOT NO. O In addition to the above we have added ISO pairs of genuine Sawyer Cassimero Panta
loons , in a neat brown check , in all sizes up to 42 waist , nt $8.OO per pan- . And 2OO pail s of all wool
Cheviot Pants , in a neat brown and gray check , at$2.SO per pair. Samples of these pantaloons will bo
shown in our windows to-day.
Sample garments of these lots will be sent to any address , and if not found as advertised , may be re-
xirned at our expense.
OMAHA
BOSTON
NEW YORK
DES MOINES Proprietors ;
Corner Fifteenth and Douglas Streets ,
DELAYS
ARE DANGEROUS
ami ninny times will jnovo to youn
o s. Voithliotilil nut ilulti > even for u day
our coming tnoiti bloriVo are mtklnj
uclein iweep of our entile stock of later
nooils , .UK ! will niinio joa prkus tliat 111
nteic&t you.
3DH. OWEN'S
AND SUSPENSORY.
PATENTED Auo. 10 , 1887. IMPROVED FED. 1,1889 ,
DR OWEN'S ELICTHO-
OALVAKIO BODY BELT
L AND 6USPENSOKY r §
' guarantrM lo cure tlefol.
[ ri InwlDf dllra.ft namrl ? All
'UlRhtmnatic Complaint ! ,
BJ'Lunbago , General and
y > Ncrvoui Debility. Ooe-
r.'Jtivcnen , Kidney fiiteaiei
BcxualEibauiUon .
L * ' ing of Dody , Dutaaei
' /-t-lndifcretl ° n In Youth , Age , Mar-
( fie life , Jufiicl allilUrakri ) rrlnlnlu )
vr rrDlinl oreaQi of male ir Trmtle ,
INnilK I'lllTltH HtO IU1H 1IIIAU
PR.OWEN-S ELECTRIC INSOLESf. ! . ' . . . , .
bro 1 fee tKit gt for nn IHuttrftlM i m | hlft , ulilcti * lll la
* ut rculo ptalo icaletl rnreloic Mrtiiloo tbfi i > ifr aJdrcii
OWEN ELECrniO BELT & APPLIANCE CO ,
" " ' } Worth MroaUwny , ST. LOU IB
ELECTRIC BELT
t
AND TRUSS
COMBINED ,
DR. ISRAEL'S
ELECTRO-OALVANIO TRUBB ,
Ovven'i Electric Belt Attachment
worn * Mh ( RQI ! comfort Tt cur *
m d inllj or ilrone. Thli li iho col ; '
tlretrle truil ID1 ! belt e rr m > J0 II , , , . . . . .
lloiiltirp In from 3d lu Oil d ; i tor full deicrlt lion of Dr.
Owen rieeiro-OtlTMaleUflii Hploil pilliLrei Trwe.aniJ
Iciolti tend He. lot r i llluilr.H-1 limiliUl wlilcli oltl l > t
l Dt ; ou la | lain i ated * nveloj c HolJ eely bj lie
OWEN BLECTIUO BELT 4. APPLIANCE CO.
300 NortU UrOMdwoj' , BT LOUIS. MO.
M f M ! " ! ' ' " " "
III L II Uil rarihn.ini > lie
nrrfrctly r B i"cil ly Ilic
PCSLON-UUPRE MpthpcJ.
si ml ( or nur lit * illutlnitm ' uut U lu
_ . _ llfnllh " Al ' ) ute iccrrci VlirlCO-
relo ciirnl without i ln cr 1 Ailnmi . ,
Deslon-Dupre Cllnlquo Trtmuui M , Ho loa.
, PF.NNVIIOVAIi TVAFKnS nra
J ( uccuufully ubi-U inontlily by over 10.0UU
K. vljulli-a Arobafe.t'Jfectuulamil'Iraiant
isJSIi | Tliozirintll.ora |
v Particular ! 2 ponUiBii . . . . .
TDD UVIUCUA Uaiuiau. Co. , DUTHCIT ,
Forsalatintl ll \ mull l > ioothmn \
Di'itfi ( Jo. , Oinitlitt , Sell. I
|
I unuiry trouble * ( inllv.niilelc.
ly andda olycureiUjy
iulo > ) . bu > irulc4Hf ) curoil limokuii ilav , hulil
I.W ) per box , nil diuuftlstg , or by mall from lc > -
tt > UK.Co lUWhftgBt.N. V. 1 ull Uluctlon *
. ririiovir mi ritiVATi : DISIIASKS of
and WOM13V - < itoin3riilly trcu o I.
YOUNG MEN
Siilfrrlni ; frmii llu > en ctsofyoulliriil lullloi
cnllipii" , or : iru luiuliliMl with Wi'niit | , .v r\pin
IM.lllt ) , Lo i of Mil 1015 , lc pnmliiiiyvorslimto
< -ott < * . llhlilney Iroublts u nny dlovftio f ll"i < ! cnl-
to-l ilniii ) Ori. ini.c.in In ie Iliul a iito nnd n | ci'Jy
cure Lljiu * . * s runs innblt * , t > pi.c ! ilh to the pour
MIDDLE-AGED MEN
'I licrc lire iniinj troublcilltli too rrciui'nt emotm
tliniK ( iTllic 1) inlilur nllun lucmiipunl > l liv n luht !
niniirtlliL" or liiiuiliik'foiixulloii nml > rc iki'iil iirol'llio
Hjrlein In iiiininiurtlio piitlent i.innol ncumrit for ,
ln ixuiulnlii ! . ' llio iiiln.il > clo.icii-lt-i a nipv FI illniunt
ulll olUn lie liiiinil nml nuiiuilmm piirtlolo * ( if ullni-
nicMiulll iippi iir or tliu roloi lie ol n Ihln uillhMi
hue iicoln uuiiuliu I " 11 ilurkni torplil niipoiruniu
'Iliun urn uiniiv ini'ii tslioilh-or this ilillUull } . lu'iior-
nnliif the iini'0. nhlcli is Ilicst-coml MIIKO ofm mi-
mil Hinknrux ( liu doctor \\lll ciiiir.nileo n | iorlei I
( lire In all IKI | ui-o'.inlil it lionlllij n'Jtur ilion of
tlKn-'i'iillo ur iiiuy iirt.'iiM Co imll itinn lieu. teI \ I
JCIMII Htiinipfor " oii"- Minis tiltnil , or dulilu to
\VcillocU , Irootoull. A lilrcss
SPINNEY & CO. ,
Main mid liltli St. , Ksinbas , C'itMo. .
Bif' Mi ntlnn Iliii ( inpcr
Mas Mo7er--BstabHsh5i 1355-Aiol/a llayar
09
siXTii.yni : ; AND T STUMPS.
General lor
STBINWAT
,
GHIGKERING ,
KNABE ,
VOSE & SONS ,
BEHR BROS , ,
and JAS , W , STARR
Ii J'HICliSM >
A\ rite for ( . 'iimloguo
Dr. J. E. McGrew
Ono of HIP .Most
SPECIALIST
In the Treatment of all Chronic , Spe
cial and Private Diseases ,
LOSS OF MANHOOD , 388
iiMiilliKni ) ( i nl'sohitely cuioil.
PRIVATE DISEASES , i-f , ,
nnicul.
PVIW niOCACCC hlftroAtniPiitfor ' ; l li
oMll UlotAotOi Kles llio most be autiful
uinuilpxloii , nml ' porfiict hKln.
CONSULTATION FREE ;
tor
OMicn Bii&liman . anil
Sts. Omaha , NOJ
PEERLESS DYES & &is
OMAHA
MEDICALa1 SURGICAL INSTITUTE
. W. Cor. 13th & . DoclfTO Sts.
t oa TIIF Tim irtinsr or ALr.
Applinnca : for Deformities and Trusso ; .
licit InclUtlot , nppnr.itiln nnd rt < nii < llcs for BUCCCSI
ft ) ! trontinuul or ovcry form of tllscnso roqulriac
SludlrnlirSjrtrlcnl Ir.intmcnt
FIFTY ROOMS FOR PATIENTS.
lloint ant nttPiidnuco ) best Hospital nccomiuotla *
linns In Iliu wcflt. *
\VIUTI : F'i ) I'liUMn.Aiti on Doforniltlei nml Ilrnces ,
Trustee , Cliih teal , Cnrvaturo or thu Splno , I'llei ,
Tiuiuir. ' . Cancor. Oitarrh , llrinchltli , inliulatlon ,
Mcctrlcltr , I'unilyfli , ICplJopir , HMnoy. IllnJUor ,
Kja. Kar , KKIn unit lllooil.nna ullijurRicul npor.itloni.
Dlseasos of Woman n Spaclnlty.
IIOOK ov ItisrASEs or WOMLN HIBU.
ONLY HELIABLB MEDICAL INSTITUTS
MAKING \ brlCMI.TV Of
DISEASES.
All Dlood DlJRJ'ci siici-c idillr trc'UnJ. Hyphllltla
I'ot4on roroovcil from thu flytttotn wlttionl nu'rcurj.
Mew raitorHtlva trmtmont lor Ion of vital 1'oirer.
I'crtons nnablo In rlflt ui mar bo truRtml at biiuio UT
rnrru < noinlFiuo. All rumniunlcatloiia ronllilontlnl.
Muillclnos or Initru nuntn font br mnll ur nxiri ,
BL'CMrely nickrJ , no minks tu liull ale rnntonH or
nouitor , Ono purnonit Interring prulcrrul Cull mt
consult ut or i > ( nil bhtory of your tnau , niiu wo will
DUiiJ lu plnln wrapper , our
BOOK TO MEN. FREC1
Upon Private , Riiprlnl or Tervom Dlseasoi Impo-
ttncr , Mi plilln ( Jlcit it nil Varliocclu , wltu guaitluii
list Ad.lrca )
Oiiiuhn Malknl nml Sttr < iinl Institute , or
I Zt. McH KXA3IV ,
Cor. lltb nntl DOilRO htj. , - OMAHA , NUI1.
NATIONAL BANK
U. S. DEPOSITORY , OJIAIIA , WEB.
C'apltal . . 100,000
in pliib. ( tin. 1-jt , IhbO . 02,000
01 1 a MIK AMI nun 'IOIIB ' ,
IJ. W Vui - . I'm. Unit
i. .v ! - , 1 * iti.1 1 > . Vlcn l'r < ililf-nt
\V. II H IIiiiilll.s , ( nslllor ,
A. II. I'oLV.n.v W.V. MIJIIM.
JOll'iS. I UMINS. .1. N. II I'UIIKF ,
It. I' ( ' ( silt . ( . ,
THE IRON BANK ,
l-'tli .uxl r.unnm .SIB ,
A ( ! oii tl llinUiu ;
21.
TansllPs Punch Cigars
wnro dlilppml rturlne tlin pnab
two yours , without a ilniin-
I'icrin mirrniplo } ; Nootlicr
lionso In thu world can I
111:0111 : ( ilmilir o31y >
ncnlml Ju ouch tuwn ,
SOLO BY UAOMQ ORUCCISTI ,
.VY.TANSILLeiCO.,55SlaloSt.Chlcsqo ,
I opillvoJyciirOUioOtla > ul yl
Itoriio'.lMirlro.JluciiillcllilU
wily o'io In tro rtorl li-iiifratlnz
. . . _ . Arontl iiinun Ftictrla < p ilainrllt
' ? > VBrpr il , bcipnlino , 1'owcrful , Durable ,
ComtorUMo < iil Flfi llfu. Avuld ( rnuila
Ovcrll ODllciucil. Hi ij.Ht | Mifi.i | p.
. .AiKonOvcrll iirr.iM eon lii-jiAf
Ci. iioaHE , i.'ivtKroB , IQI lUoM.i AYE.
i nuffcrlns froin the
i uifcrla of youUiful
: irrcru , tni ly decay ,
I loiit jaarUioocl. eta.
t will v.ld a valuabla trcntl C-riltit ) containing full
r4iHic iqn for homo cine , fieo nt chur o ,
i .1 ruj I'-c./ . r. 0 , * OYW--l , MoOjJUa , COKIf ,
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