8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SATURDAY , MARCH 9. 1889.
THE CITY.
Peter Ilocco wns fined $ -3 mid coats fop
fighting yesterday.
Julius \Viitfncr , n homeless nowfilxn *
wits iirrcslcu and jsillod fur sleeping
in the llcruld olllco.
A small lire occurred nt Smith A ,
Hronnan's liiundry nt 10:30 : n. m. ycator
day Hut little diimago was done.
Clmrlca E. Mohr , nrrcslo.il on the
charge of extortion prefurrud by Harrj.
IloniborRor , was remanded until to-daj
nt 2 o'clock.
A union mooting of Sabbath schoo
teachers will bo hold in the Young
Men's Christian association rooms
thIB afternoon at ! o'clock.
Uov , W. , T. llaraha will preach Sab
bath evening by request , before the
htudonts of the Omaha Commercial college
logo , taking for his subject , "I'rnctica !
Succors. " An invitation is extended to
all to hear this sermon.
K. P Holmes restored nt the Mlllnrtl.
II S. Mnnvillc , of Tlldcn , Is nt thu 1'nxton
Mr * , C. J. Wilson , of St. Louis , It nt the
1'nxton ,
Ocorgo 1) . Cnmp , of Lincoln , is nt the
Mtllnnl.
11 W. Hayes , of Hcsitrico , Is n guest nt the
Mtllnril.
V C. Dunsilow , of Lincoln , is stopping n
the 1'axton.
Tlico Meyer , of Now Yorlt , Is stopping at
the .Murray.
K. It. Hlukcstcc , of Buffalo , registered n
the Murray.
T. W. Loxvroy , of Lincoln , was nt the I'.ix
ton .yesterday.
Henry Blum , of Nebraska City , Is n guest
nt the I'uxtoti.
13 W. McDonald , of Lincoln , is stopping
nt the Mill.ml.
Henry Fiirthman niui wife , of Fremont , iir
nt the MIHnrd.
M. Frnnklyn , of Norfolk , was nt the Ml !
laid last night.
J. I ) . 1'opo , of Friend , registered nt the
Puxtnn last night.
F. Hilton , of Uoca , Neb. , Is among the
guests at the Millard.
N. It. .Inrlnth , nf Lyons , Nob. , was a gues
nt the 1'nxlon yesterday.
L O. M. H.ihhvin. of Lincoln , rcRlsterct
nt the 1'axton last night.
Blunt .Not IMny Marbles on the Street
Chief Seave.y hns issued a general order
tluolnnng the playing of marbles OH the
streets u nuisance , and has ordered the po
lice to stop till games of the hind.
Mill of Sale.
Joseph II. Zimmerman filed a bill of sale
yesterday with the eounty clerk , convoyit ) ( ,
his stock of cigars and tobacco at 1)18 Soutl
Tenth street to John A. Sehrelner for the
consideration of $1,000.
\Vnnt to Vicht Iniliiuis.
The oftlcers arc on the lookout Jor the
three runaway hoys from Kansas City , who
nre on their way to the far west to win dime
novel lame us Indian lifters. The boys
will average only nboiit thirteen years c.ich ,
nnd helong to highly respectable families In
Kansas City.
A Itunnw.ty C'ouplo Ijocuicd.
P. W. Dwycr , who suddenly left the city
with another man's wife about a year ngo ,
has been located. Ho and the woman are
living us man and wife at Persia , N. Y. , and
the chief of pnlice there has in some waj
got an inkling of the scandal hero. That
oflldal has written to Chief Su.wo.y. asking
if Dwycr is wanted here , and bays tiiat if ho
is he can readily bo arrested.
For some time snc.ilc thieves have been
making successful raids on the store goods
of S. M. Press , N street , South Omaha.
First a p illof trousers was carried off , then
n few evenings Liter a inoro successful raid
was made , and llvo pairs of trousers wore
gathered up and taken away. A lull was
given Mr. Press nnd his next-door neighbor
was relieved of a s.iok of Hour. Then Mr.
PI-OSS' shoes wore tried , and yesterday the
best pair of trousers on the r.iek wore car
ried off in bio-id daylight. There Is 110 trace
of the perpetrators.
.frying n Whites-Cap Game.
James McGintyisa squatter on the bottoms
toms near Cut-Off lake , and has had : i neigh
bor mimed William Knight arrested.
McCinty says that Knight has been
making himself obnoxious to him In
various way * , , and has even threatened to
lull him. Ho says that Knight told him Tluus
dav that ho would receive n letter soon
notifying him to leave this section nf the
country , and If ho did not obey the command
ho might expect the worst. McGinty be
came alarmednnd going Dnforo Justice Kroe-
ger hwoio out a warrant for Knight's arrest.
Later the White-Cap imitator was arrested ,
and his case cjntiuuod until Saturday.
The Horsps Dlsnpponrcd.
Thursday night George lliilrd , of Knierson ,
Neb. , shipped a span of horses from that
place to Florence. The horses were con
signed to himself and were shipped over the
.St. Paul ft Omaha railroad. In a box cur
the animals turived at Florence before day
light yesterday morning. When the station
niictit m rived nt the jit-pot at 7 o'clock ho
discovered that the car had boon broken
open and that the horses wcro missing. The
authorities wore notitled and search w.is
commenced for the animals. At first it was
thought they were stolen , but as Uaird did
not put In nn appearance somuof the railroad
onlchils think tnut hn arrived on the train
with the horses and removed them without
i.otlfilng the agent , in order that ho ml ht
not have to pay the fieight charges , which
wcro § 14 70.
Onialiu ( < ot It.
Christie ft Lowe , n firm of Omaha con
tractors , are constructing nlno miles of cable
railway In Denver. They had to compete
with Chicago , St. Louis , New York nnd
Kansas City cable constructors , but they got
the contract , The road which they will
build will ho on the same system as the one
now operated in Omaha , with the exception
that the width of the tracks will bo loss and
the conduit moru shallow. The linn will
complete the construction of the load so that
it can bo In operation by August 1. Work of
construction was commenced this week.
I1 red McConnell has
an agreement In con-
ncctlonltli the Chnstlo-Lowc contract , to
furnish about ono thousand car loads of
brolion stone In the building of the road.
Ho has Just returned from Denver , anil will
"KiitiiKO to that city next Tuesday. Uy
Christie & Lowe getting the contract is nn-
other case of Omulm boys getting to the
front , ho hay * .
.Denver has another cabin system , anj will
probably have- about twenty miles of cuaio
.railway In operation this fall.
A Now Train.
The coiuioctini ; link botwcon Ne
braska nnd Kansas has just boon placed
in Borvlco by the Union Pacific railway.
This train loaves Council HltilTh dr.ily at
4-fj : } a. m. ; leaves Omaha at 6lKi : n. in. ,
nnd runs through without change to
Manhattan , Kan. , making direct con-
nootions there with the Kansas division
of the Union Pacillo railway for all
points In Kansas nnd Colorado west
bound , nnd for Topolm , Lawrence , KMI-
l-ttvt * WU It * U..SJ Jl , { II. , 1-41I1CIIU1 lib f.UI
p. in. , and Omaha nt 11:20 : p. in. , Coun
cil UlulTs 11:40 : p. m. , making direct
connection with Kansas division trains
from Kansas City. Lawrence , TonoUii
nnd the cast , and from Denver , Snlltm ,
Abolino nnd all points west , enabling
nassongors to visit the iirlnciuul points
in Kansas and Nebraska In the shortest
possible time. „ Those trains Imvo Ili-st-
rlapi equipment , consisting of smoking
cars and flrBf-class day coaVnos of the
lito : t pattern. The now train wjll fllL
n Jdnj , ' felt want , auQ is bound ( a bV
popujur.
SUVIMIAI' UIjl > SUITS.
Arc Ilroiif-lit For Airing In the Dis
trict Court.
"Had" rases pending Ir. the district court
nro not faring very well thcso days No less
than three have been nolled , and among
them it one to which attaches quite n satnc *
lous nnd sensational story. It will bo re
membered that about one year ago the news
papers bristled with accounts of a marriage ,
in which Eavan L. James amV Miss Minnlo
L , . Day figured ns the principals , ft was
written down then that Mr. James had this
young lady forced tiiwn him nnd , nt the muz
zle of n revolver , held ngalnst his head by
her angry brother , ho was com-
pulled to go through the marriage
ceremony. Key. Henderson ofllclatcd.
Because of the fact that ho had boon gay nnd
succeeded under promises usual In such af
fairs , in ruining the girl , Knvan found it
absolutely necessary to make her reparation
and tnko upon himself the binding yoke.
Shortly afterwards ho Instituted suit to hove
the marriage declared void. This morning
Judge Wnkoloy called It up for trial. The
lady and her witnesses wore there but James
failed to put In nn appearance. Several
months ago ho wandered away and hid him
self In the wilds of Dakota. His lawyer
said , " 1 will dismiss the case. Idun'tthink
the marriage should bo annulled. "
Mrs. Peter Williams , who has been linger
ing la Jail under . n charge
of alultery , preferred by her husband , was
liberated and the case dismissed. Like pro
ceedings were also hold against
Thomas Tnmmcrshult , who , it was alleged ,
attempted on the night of January 2'.l to
shoot and wound Charles Schrnuber. The
latter , it seems , bad Ingratiated himself Into
the affections of Mr. Tummcrshiilt's wife ,
and the husband , cate'ilng them in a com-
uromlslng position , lost his temper and made
pn unfortiumto gun play.
The Kilhurn case , in which possession of
several town lots at Florence are involved ,
still occupies the attention of Judge Groff nnd
Jury. Mrs. Kllburn got a verdict In the one
against C. Christian , giving her possession
and $1 damages.
The Halloii-Shcrwood controversy was up
for a few minutes in Judge Walteloy's room ,
but on nccountof the illness of an important
witness had to bo continued until next Tues
day. This is a suit brought by Hallou on n
speellie contract , to compel Sherwood to cv-
change Ills Palace stables for a lot of prop
erty , the amount Involved being something
like $100,000.
The Chicago Lumber company is after
Harry II. Miller , W. L. Irish nnd George
Canllcld like a cyclone. It is alleged in a
court case petition Just tilled that Miller ex
ecuted three promissory notes for $151.53
each , July 1M , 1SSS , and allot which are past
due , but uiiD.ild. Suit is brought to get
Judgment. The matter is so arranged , and
securities so distributed tnat four eases are
made out.
The newest litigation IHrd is entitled Win.
Colfax vs. Win. P. One et al. , and Is for
three promissory notes for $08.87 each , given
July 11 , ISb" . secured by mortgage on certain
property. Being overdue and unpaid plain
tiff asks the court to grant him Judgment.
The lollo\ying transcripts in suite cases
revere filed yesterday in the district eourt :
State vs David Mason , charge , assault and
battery on William Kolbo ; State vs Orie G.
C. Hemming , charge , incorricibilityj State
vs Kmll Mohr , chnrne , assault.
A transcript , in the case of John L. St.
Clalr against John T. Clark , which was tried
in the county court , was Hied in the district
tribunal. The suit Is brought to recover $100
on a contract.
Leonard II. McCowin , administrator ot the
estate of William Kirkland , deceased , asked
the district court to require- the Union Pacific
Unihvay company and others to appear and
establish their claim , if any , in lot 7 , blocK
1 0 , Omaha , and that then the property may
be sold.
Johanna Fitzgerald filed a petition to fore
close a mortgage on a lot in Walnut , hill ,
upon which mortgage there is alleged to bo
duo $ , )7o. The defendants in the case uro
Andrew J. Moat ? , Clcuuor Grifllth and oth
ers.
Thomas F. Dupuis brought action against
the American Express company to reeover
S-JUO on account of his trunk containing valu-
nblo clothing being broken opaii and lost or
stolen. The trunk was shipped from St.
Paul to this city.
Louisa M. Arnold sued Egbert E. French
for $ M'J on 11 land contract.
The arguments in the case of A.W. Oleson
ng.iinst Milton II. Goblo were concluded yes
terday afternoon before Judge Hopowcll ,
and the case was given to a jury for deliber
ation. The suit was brought to recover
about $ v > 00 for the removal of dirt from ono
lot to another.
Judge Groff was hearing the case of the
Lyiichhurk Tobacco cominny ngalnst G. 13.
Chapman yesterday afternoon.
County Court.
Georgiana C. Crosalo brought suit yester
day ngambt Peter Kochom and wife to re
cover ? ; UO on Uyo matured- promissory
notes. * *
Following nre the Jndgemcnts entered up
in the county court yesterday in favor of the
plaintiff in each instance : Mace vs Giluiau ,
Judgment for $ H. > .7. > ; Patrick vs Fleming ,
for § 317.03 ; Inghrom vs Francies , for MOS.
The body is inoro susceptible to bone-
lit from Hood'sSarsaparilln now than at
any other season. Thuroforo talto it
now.
Itnlian Citizens Organize1.
Articles of incorporation of the Dal Ccn-
Isio All 'Ktna society were filed yesterday
with the county clerk. The general nature
of the Italian corporation will bo for the pur
pose of forming n mutual aid , protection and
instruction society , civil nnd military cavalry
( Second regiment Piemonto Heale ) organ
ization for the purpose of mutual protection.
The associaliou will also aid its members
and families in case of sickness , accident or
death , out of the funds raised by general
contribution of its members ; instruct ouch
other generally and practically in military
science and to create n social and brotherly
feeling among its members. The existence
of the corporation will bo from March 1 ,
IbS'J , to March 1 , 10SS , unless sooner dissolved
by a majority vote of its nicmbcis. The Incorporators -
corporators are : Antonio Vometo , Guiscppo
Mazzett , Pietro Vinzello , Frank Pnsealo and
IClUio Glammntto.
Fibber Printing Co. , 1011 Farimmst. ,
telephone 1U01 , blank book makers , etc ,
Marriage
Following uro the marriage licenses issued -
sued yesterday in the county court by Jud o
Shields :
Name and Residence. Ace.
( William F. Fowler. Omaha . . . -.7
] Henrietta Stephens , Omaha . 17
I Audi aw Jacobson , Missouri Vnlloy , la. 2.J
I lister Olcson , Missouri Valley , la . at
I Martin Paulson , Missouri Valley , la . 31
J Mary Jncobson , Missouri Valley , In . . . .10
TJIIltlt HKADS.
The CnutityCaniMilH < t'loncr < 4 Stultifying
TliPiiiflplvcN nit CoiintyPHntlng.
The county clerk's ofllco and commission'
crs' apartment wcro Invaded by a disturbing1
brcczo yesterday which for two or three
minutes threatened very disastrous results.
The too previous attomptsdf certain parlies tc
get control of the official prlntingcxpoicd by
Tin : Hni ! yesterday not only brought them
up standing , but cinched matters so tightly
that the cold wave had a desperate howl
from Vauglmn and company to play with ,
The latter were on hand bright ami early
to annoy Mr. Hocho and members of the
board with their wild gesticulations nnd talk.
These parties , It appears , were possessed of
the Idea that the only thing necessary
was for them to hand In their bond and con
tract , and demand the printing. That other
proceedings , bcforo becoming legally quali
fied , wcro necessary , seems not to have been
taken into consideration. On the ndvlcc of
Deputy County Attorney Edgcrton , who
told him that the mere filing of bonds nnd
contract wcro sufficient , Mr. Hocho cave
Vaughn ono days printing , but , upon subse
quent Information , which left him in doubt
ns to whether this publication would bo ap
proved us legal , ho withheld further orders ,
which act has created the disturbance. One
commissioner has already said ho would nnt
approve the bond and contract. The Inttci
do not , ho says , moot , the of
fers made by Vaughn , to the
effect that ho would furnish $50,000
in sureties and hind himself to print anil dis
tribute 10.1)00 ) copies of Ins paper every tlmo
tin advertisement or report of board pro
ceedings appeared.
While this matter was under discussion
nnd very much to the surprise of all pres
ent , Commissioner Anderson unllmboriid
himself nnd Indulged in some vigorous lan
guage. It is characteristic of him to bo
painfully reticent , especially in the presence
of reporters.
Said ho : "What Is all this noise and con
fusion about , any way. The commissioners
have n rlgnt to let the printing to whoever
they please. This claim nnd argument on
circulation is u fraud , and in no other county
do the boards pay any attention
to it. Wo could give a contract
to the Valley Times , the Watchman or any
other exclusively weekly paper. It is not
necessary to have it done in a dally. I don't
see why wo should pay & , ( XX ) a your when
wo can get the printing for SMK ) . If the
county attorney told Mr. Kocho that this
bond nnd contract wcio all right It must he
correct because ho Is the legal adviser. "
"Do you want to go on record , " asked Tin :
linn man , "us saying that Vuughan is entitled -
titled to any orders for printing before his
bond has been accepted and approved by the
board. "
"I don't consider that what you fell jws get
hold of hero nnd publish is putting mo on
record. My opinion is that it depends a great
deal on whoso ox is gored. "
Mr. Turner ventured the assertion that It
made no difference who got the official print
ing , the board can and undoubtedly will ,
farm n great dual out to other papers anil
pay for it nt legal rates , so that people who
otherwise would not may see it.
'Then youudmit after all that the question
of circulation does cut some figure ) "
"We admit nothing of the kind , " inter
rupted Anderson.
"If then , by giving the printing to a paper
of no c'rculatlon ' nnd thus make it obligatory
to place important advertisements which you
want people to see , elsewhere at legal rates
how much du you save in the item of ex
pense. "
The question was not answered.
Mr. Anderson preferred to switch the con
versation and plunge his attention into the
consideration of other subjects.
"Has the board received that statement
promised by Mr. Myers relative to his
charges against Superintendent Shane , of
the county hospital ! "
"No. At least not to my knowledge. "
The question evidently had a wakening
effect , for Mr , Anderson braced up , assumed
n confidential tone and cut loose. "Mo and
Hill. " he continued , meaning Turner , "Imvo
talked about that thing a number of times.
It has always been evident to mo that the
hospital is a white elephant to Douglas
county. "
The longest polo knocks the porplm-
nions , and Bigolow'e Positive Cure
knocks all coughs , colds , croup , hoarse
ness , bronchitis , asthma , influenza and
consumption. Pleasant for children.
Safe and speedy. 60 cents. Goodman
Drug Co.
_
A Lost Mn.ilbn.2. *
Some days ago a mail poucli was picked up
on the Sixteenth street viaduct and found its
way to police headquarters. There was
nothing ot any value in it , bu it should have
been thrown off at Columbus , ns it was des
tined to Atchison , and now the postofllco
officials will have to worry about , the manner
in which it reached Omaha , some ninety
m lies off Its route. They are still worrying ,
and probably the clerks all along the line
will bo called upon to explain.
Gra&s , garden and Hold seeds. Win.
Solvers S : Co. , Kith and California.
Out on Itiiiul.
Archie L. Melgs , charged with disposing
of moitgaged property , was arrostc.l yesterday
day ntternoon , but was release ! ! on n § 500
bond furnished by the complainant's ' utter
noy.
Important.
The old. reliable Clark's thread ,
known also to trade ns the O. N. T.
thread , can bo had from the under-
noted jobbers. This cotton is always on
white spools , never on any other color
of spool for any color of thread. See
you got the right cotton as there uro
imitations in tbo market. Call for
O. N. T.
Kini'ATincic-Ivocii DHY GOODS Co.
M. P. SMITH & Co.
J. T. UOIIIN ON NOTION Go.
D. W. STKIUC : & Co.
Holler Kill u Keel 1'olicciimn.
Hen Trout was arrested on the 5th of the
present month and held In custody a couple
nfda.ys. Ho had on a magnificent beaver
overcoat , mid the officer making the arrest
conceived the idea that the price of such a
coat was beyond Mr. Trout's means. No
charge could bo brought agninst him , nnd
alter becoming well saturated with the rank
otlluviu of the police station hu was released
yesterday Trout continued his course west
ward , but landing nt Harvard was arrested
there also on suspicion of having stolen the
coat , nnd yesterday the marshal of that
city telegraphed to Chief Hcavey of Trout's
detei.tion and ashed If ho was wanted hero.
The chief replied that the unfortunate fel
low had passed through the same experience
here. It is probable thul Trout will dispose
of Urn coat and furnish himself with less ex
pensive garment * * hereafter if he docs not
wli-h to be annoyed by the police.
p'PRIGEIs
CREAMDELICIOUS
DELICIOUS
FlAVORlHC
.EXTRACTS
NATlfHAL FRUIT FLAVORS
j'.l'XI1le ' DnUfd Rt t Covernraenl , rnilorbtrt 1 y the head * of tile Orrat U cr ltle
"J.ruWlcJ'ood Analytta , at the Flronccht. J'urttit mil o t Healthful. lr 1'ricc'H Cream
, ! l'is. ' } ' < ' er * net contilnArowonla.J.IiiieorAlumi Dr. J'llce'a Dcllcioui I'la\oriiiKH -
cu , \ tiim , I.cmou , Or ti Aluiuud , Hose , clc. , Jo uot coutitlu l'ol ouou Oil * cr Cliemlcalu.
PRICE BAKING POW.PER CO. . w w v > , i. . rhina o. ut. Louis.
Absolutely Pure.
This powder never varies. A marvel of purity
stroiifth and wltolesoinon s * . More econoinlc.il
than the ordinary kinds , mid cminot ho sold In
cpinnetltlon with tno imilttttulut of low cent.
unnrtwelRlitalum or phosphate pomlu-s.
only In cam. Hoval llaklas Towder Co. ,
\Vallstroot New York
EXTRACT of. MEAT.
Finest nnil Cheapest Meat HuvOurltni MoiW lor Soup *
Jlmlo Dlnhes uml Minru * . A lleef 'lun. "uil Invalun
blu tonic. " Aunual ; HO SMIJ.IU1 Jura.
( ipnulne only with foe lmlle of Ju tua von
MBMiiiuru In miio ncriiHt I u > el.
N > hl hy Htorokeepor" , ( Jmrer * nntl DrnffirKtp.
I.1K.I1K ! S KATHAIT I IK MIIAT < ' ( ! , l/lil , l milon
bold hy HIchariNon lriitJO..ninl lllako.llruee A.Co
GOLD MEDAL , PAUIS , 1878.
BAKER'S
Warranted iibiultitfly pure
Cor nil , from ulucli the excess oi
Oil h.is been removed. Itluimoro
than thtee time * the strength
ot Coccw tmxetl u ith Stirch , Arrow ,
root or Suffar , and is therefore far
ninre economical , costtlirjlctgthan
one cctit a cup. It is delicious ,
nourisliinc , strengthening , easily di *
Rested , and admirably adapted for in.
\ ahds a * \ \ ell as for persons in health.
Sold by Grorcru crciynliero.
BAKER & CQ , , DorSster , Mas ? ,
tJSTUUMEHTS
- „ Conceded l > y thn
tltts to ho nnoqtmlod nn cither Hemisphere. Factory
founded 842 at Manchester , 1'ngland. Catalogue
Irti. Vi OH IICALY. Chictgo. Bole AgU. lor the U.S.
( J H ATE FUL-f 03IFOKTI Xl (
Epps's Cocoa.
ItRKAKTAST.
"ttr a tliornuxli knnwlclico of the natural lawi
nbldiuiivum IhuuiK-r.itloiH of iluu-tlo i mil niitrl
tlun , nnil li/ucarutiil ii'imlcntloii n ( thu Hue iinipcr
tli'Kot MUM SHlectt'ilf'ocna , Mr , Knjislms prnvUluilonr
liruakfUKt tnlilui Hltli a ilullc-iU'ly llnrcmM limeriiiio
nliktinmy n.nu 119 amihcurr ilo tori'tillK It la
! > ) the JuillcloiisIM - or mich nrllch-sof illot that
conitUulloii inny [ HI grmlimlly liulll ii | > until utronif
enmiKli Hi rculit nvi'ry tomlrnty In ( ll cn o. linn-
iliutl" nf Biibllu Muilaclid tire tln.itlni : iiriiiinit us rcuily
In nitHLk wliurtnt'i th ru is n nouK iiolntVnmay
I'fCani ! many a fatal Mmft by kui'plnu oiiricKcHtull
fnrlltlcd wltli inirii l > lu l ninl u iiru.iurly nourlihul
frnnui. " ChllNTTloj linzctto.
.Mil In Mimily wll'i ' linllhu n liter or milk. Sold only
111 h.llf IMIUIUI tint by ( iroc'urn labeled thill.
JAMES EPPS S C0jIIKSSSStVSa ? lit
SATISFACTION.
Is w hat wo want to nh o to every person that
vIsltH our Htore. Bhoul'l you itt any time
purchase. An article thut does not provo
.jiibt as represeutoil wo wdiihl consider it a ,
Kreat favor to ha allowed thoopiiortunlty of1
ImaklimyoumitlafludJ ItememhernurHprliiK )
Htork IxiirrMiiK dally. Wiiliu\o Ino lloora
" lighted and itocked with llrut class
foods
, ,
re lljU.roub.n * .ki ru. reiler.
, I" M'.lck u4 11tonutbirr.ilk. Kl.clflJ
' mTi .ti Ttr r i.irerf < ii 5ujoocut. |
.p p erjl Mplrl tl. uti up. Worn * < - per.
lolLre moo bi. ftt 'td | at-blct4o..ump.
THE MAJORITY
of our spring goods have now arrived jini wo luivo thorn on our counters.
As loaders in the clothing trade w * are nxpoctod to bo ahead in quantity of stock and
variety of styles. Our exhibit will allow that we have fully realized these expectations.
We invite inspection of our grand slock which by far exceeds that of any former season
Throe immense floors full of now goods. Such a stock was never shown in Omaha before i
At the opening of the season it may not bo out of place to emphasize the fact , that
in the face of constantly increasing competition , our business has kept on growing
larger and larger until now it is conceded by all that the Nebraska Clothing Company is
the leading clothing house of the west , and sells more gooih than any two or three of the
largest houses in Omaha combined.
We mention this for the beiu-fit of those who have not yet traded with us , It should go
a long way toward convincing them that a house who is thus able , not only to hold its
trade , but to increase it from season to season MUST offer inducements which can not bo
had elsewhere. Close buyers have recognized the vast difference between our prices and
those of other houses.
To new customers we wish to say : we want you to try us. You take no chances in trad"
mg with us. We offer no goods that we can not warrant to give entire satisfaction , and
we were the first to establish the rule of refunding your money in case your purcliiso is
not entirely satisfactory.
We have always sold goodg cheap but this season wo will broik : the record. Prices talk
and our prices this season will do more advertising for us than the newspapers.
Corner Douglas and Fourteenth Streets , Omaha.
GENTS' WITH
No , 4 SPINAL
s. APPLIAHCl
BELT.
. ATTACHED.
Tr. ) OwfiJi's Klcctro- Galvanic licit and .suspensoryrlll Cure the follow
inf ? diseases ami nil otNurs of u nenous character : Ilhcmna- lism of any Kind ,
Sciatica , I'arnlysis , Kpl- sy , Spinal I > l cn-t 8 , M. VituV Dance ,
DlBeasc. I'lles , Heart Dis- s , Lumbago , General and Ncrv- aim Debility , Cos-
thenes9 , Kidney Discuses Nervousness , Trmililiiur , W.ieliii Hat k S lew , ot the . . , JJciny . , nil
ilincntCB cnusca from In- discretion in Youlh or .Marucil J.iJo , Xervous IVnutintion. Pereonal Ucal.nces or
i\linristion : , Female Coin- plaints , In fact nil iipnouu illsc.i cn pertaining to Jlalo or Female. \ \ o the
World to produce ft belt that w ill compiuo with it. 'J ho current Is under the perfect control of the nearer nnd
can bo made nilld or Suspensory. utrong to bint any omplaint ; this cannot bo done with any other belt. 'Jlio
huspensory for weaUness „ of men Is connected directly lo the Battery , the disks aio BO adjustedtlmtbymcans of . , our appliances
the Electricity can ho caincd to any part of ( ho lloily er \ hero\cr the difcato Is lociitcd. Jhm i tlm Lintcst nnil
GroatoKtlniproi-emcnt ever inado in aiplliiu | Klectricily to the Body fortho euro of dTscnFoornstiromcdlnliiBcnt. Jh s
Front View. IJectro-Ualvanlo llody llelt has Just heen patented Augu t IBtli , 1881. Impro\eil fuhniary 1st 1.8SO. l.\crj hujer of a holt
wants the best , and this lie u ill llnd the Oncn to be. Hdiirers from all other * .
Confldonco"wohnoliiour , ] Gal\anio lleltand Appliance , we will semi our Full Power No. 4 Hell complrlo lo reeionfllifoitailli'B | on thirty
° return it to us. J'lrjbiclans endorse the Ou en licit ns the heft.enfo ( cents iio'tnfio for our f ri-o I" ' " " " " ! I' ' " ' " ! ' ! t
the helt is not adapted to their case they will bo so advised. Open „ . .
ThRL The OWEN ELECTRIC BELT & APPLIANCE CO. . 308 North Broadway , St. Louis , Mo.
NATIONAL BANK
U. S. DEPOSITORY , OMAHA , NEB.
Capital ? . -)00,00) )
Surplus .fan. Iht , l&S ! ) flli.OOO
AMI Diitncioits ;
H. W. YATKS. 1'joilili'iit
. KKiJl ) . Vice President.
W. II. S lluanu : ) . tashior.
A. K. Tou/AMN. W.V. MOIISK.
JOHN S. rou.iti.4. J. N. H I'A-ntifK ,
It. C Cl'MllMl.
THE IRON BANK ,
Coiner 1-th and I'lirnam Sis.
A Ooneral Hank I i h mu'Irnsadc.d
Hoinnrkablc for jioworful Hympiithotio
tone , ] ) liallo action and absolute dura
bility ; . " . ( ) yonri * ' record tlio best { , riuinui-
tco of the excellence of tliebo instru-
nionts.
NKItVOUH. CIIUONIO nnd I'lllVATK D18KA8H4 of
MIIN und \VUMUN' uctetifullir IrcnleJ.
YOUNG MEN
Suffcrluif from tbo clfrrU of roulliful follies nr lndl
crulliJiu. or iiru troubled with W < , 'Bkne , .Nvrroni
Dohlilly , Iximuf .McuiiirDesiiondcncy , Atvrilon In
horlely. KIdiiu ) Truublri or any dUimto of Iho ijunt-
to-llrlimr ) Uuunn.din hero Und u nafa , ml npuedr
curu , Cliurxoa r utunablu , e > | > i'tlullr ) to tjiu poor.
MIDDLE-AGED MEN
There ro luunr troubled with lee frequent evHcun
tlunsof lliebliUdor. ulien mcumiuinlfd by u nllKlit
( uiurllnx or burning uunullon , mul weakunlni ; of tie
rutiiiiiliiHmniinur the patlonl cannot iictmint lor.
On I'XBiolnliiK thu uilnury ilepoiltt it ropy Mdlnifiit .
will odiMi ka fouail Jtnd B invilm i ) rlli-le * ut nlbu.
IUPII will Hppcur or Iho rolur bo ol a Uiln. nillklall
InnnuulncnnniilnK ton ilnrk or lorplil uiiiicarHiHO.
Thiird are many iiivii whu die of lhl > Ullltvulty , lunor-
mu o ! liu niiiDH. which u thcucconJ unuo or iiinl.
nal wejltnv , 'I he ilortur will Kimninli'on perfuct
rurttliiHll Mich < u > , unit a hcnlthy rri > t < irHtlon ot
Ihvvenito-nrlnury orumi * . < 'oii > ulli > tioii fmi. h nd
J-ounl iHiuilor | "Vounv Mun'n l-rlenil.or OuldB to
Wedlock"tieo to a'l , AJUrun
DB. SPINNEY1 & CO.
Main ami liUiSt.KansHi ! ! CUy-Mo.
20to60 DAYS.
This SH u disciiso which has heretofore
HiitUud all Mcclieal Science.
Wohavon Urim'dy , unknown to anyouo in the
World out8l < luof ourConip.iny , nndonu thithas
MVII& : i\viiii : >
to rtiretlie nioitob tlii.itu canes. Ten days In
run-lit ciitci ) does the win k , U is the oldihrnnla
deep i-cati'ii cusus that \\a Holleit. W Imvo
cnrt'il InmdmlHlio ha\o been abiiudiincd by
I'liVhlclaiH. and iironounced Inciiialilo , lunl wu
( "nalli'niri < the \vorld to brluir us a casu that wo
ulll not euro In lesstlmu hlvly duyx ,
Sincotliohlhtorv of iiirutdno u true fcpoclllo
for .Syphilis Inti been sousht for but never
lotinu until our
was discovered , and wo ave justified In
It In thn only Itemed ) in tlm U'oild tnat will pin-
Itlvely rmi > , uiirmiiu the latest Medical Works ,
puhllshed by Iho hi-n known authorities Kiiy
tlittri ) wasiiuveriitruospt'olllc hefore. Ourinm-
dylll cure uiii'ii nvt'OlliliiK olfio hns failed.
\ \ hy wuMiMour limn and money with p.ituut
inttdlcinen that nnvi'rhad vlituo , or doctor with
physicians that cannot cnr yon , you that have
iileduvorythliiK < 'lso bhould toinu to us now and
K t iierimtnent relief , you IHIer can net It elsij.
wheni. Mark what w hay. In thu uud you
liniHt laVe our lomoily or Nl'Viit ; tucover uud
j ou that liavo been alllleled hut a short tlmo
shoulil ly all initauH oome to UK now , not one In
tpnoC IHIW ruses ever uot pcnnaiieiitlv Hired.
Many uethelii and think they are f i eo from the
disease , hut In one , two or tlirofl vears aft r It
appears uln In a mire h irrlhla form.
This is u blood 1'urlllor and will Cure
any Sic in or Hlood Dibouso when
Everything Klso I'ullsi.
THE COOK REMEOY CO ,
Hooni 10 and 11 , U. H. National Jtniik
Itulliliii ! , ' , Oniulin , Nfl > .
ionsofte !
of rrult'lVees , Small rriiUx , flrapo
VlneH , Ornamental TIIII'H and bhrubi. l'\cr-
. Unset , etc , tusitlicr wlthnlurco 4it < orts -
s lor
Timber Claims.
LOW PRICES AND CHOICE STOCK.
racllltlcs un urpa4xo < l.Vrlto for
and ruiull ll-ts AddivHs ,
siii\\MK : > AiiUHSIUHS : : ,
> n. S. UAKIi , IVoprlutor.
rilllCN.YNDO.XII , - - - JUWA.
undnll urinary trouble rM\y \ , oiilcV-
J JyiimJ safely cuivij DyI)0Tril. ) { 1'uii-
< uei . r ! veracaiuvf Quredil ) a en < linu h'J'l
\M \ tier box , nil druL'U'UU , nrby mull fi'oi.i Doc-
Ufa Mfjf Co. , 1U W lilie Ut..N.V. I'lill illrtcUoiw ,
OMAHA
MEDICAL an-3 SURGICAL INSTITUTE
N. W. Cor. 13th & Dodfro St9.
ronTHE run\TJIKNTIII-AII.
Appllanco : for Doformltlos and
apparatus anil icmcilluH lor nccoii
fill truatniHiil n ( urarr form of illnuatu rt"Ulrlnt |
llu'lltnl orHiirn cal 'Jrentini'iit
FIFTY ROOMS FOR PATIENTS.
Hoard nnd attendance ! boat hospital aicominojA *
tlnni In tun wuiu
WHITE rouciitci'l.Alison Deformltloii nnil llrare > ,
TruMGi , ( ? lub reul. Curvature of thu bpliui. 1'llea ,
'I'mimm. C'unour. Cutilrrh , llronihlili , Inhtlatlnn ,
Kleclrlrltr. I'uralrsln , ICpllepVi Kiln" ) ' Hlndiler ,
Kfo , I'.ar , Hkln an < l MlooilanJ , alljjiirRlCBloii | > rallona ,
Diseases of Women a Specialty.
IIOOK ON IMHi.'Aima or WOMKN HIKK
ONLY SELIABLE MEDICAL I1T5TITUTB
tIAKIMl A HI'fL'Ml.TY or
PE.IVATE DISEASES.
All Illonil Dliuaiei luooanfiillr trnatud , Hrpbllltlo
I'olion rtiiDiiTtiil from the tMtuni withtjut nutrcury.
Nuw reitoratlru treatment for lull nf Ml l IMwcr.
I'ornoiii unable Ul vlilt at nmr I' " trcatod at hour br
corrniKiii'li'nio. All roaiiiiuiilcntluiii rnnllilfnllal ,
tl < tlilnu > or Inilruinenti lent br mall or ripreu ,
tT'urnir packed , nu uiarkN to InilltHto rontuiiti or
tender. Out ) iionnnallntorrlew prulertld. Call und
cmiiultu" or aunil lilitur/ jrouf imu , und wo will
i uJ In plain wrapper , our
BOOK TO MEN , FREEI
Upon I'rlvatc , Hpnclal or Ni rroui ll > i > K ei , Impo *
Uncf. MrplillK Oloot and Varltoiulo , with qnutllon
Hit , Auilrtna
OmalM Mullcal anil tiuryiml Institute , or
im.
Cor. 13tb nnd DodKe hts. . . OMAHA , NUO ,
DREXEL & MAUL ,
( Snccozsors to John U. Jacobs. )
Undertakers and Embalmer
A t tliciild suud H07 I'nrnnm Si , Onh-ra by
lcU-irajii ; tiolldtnd und jiromptly ulteiiiljj.
'J'vlephonu to No. - . ' .
"IPft WEAK " ! 'o nnir rrom thT
Oil JLr.HIV Ni M " ! riKl ol 7v < ilhrul
B 11 ' * " ITir. rrroM.oarlrdafar.
. * * l t inanhond. li !
1 wilt Jtrid a valoabV * troatlio ( tcaUU ) oonuluUiff ruu
ctrtio. tura for homo euro , fr o of cliatvc.
, . ttai. Vrof. f. C. i'OWtUll. MO01JU8. CONlf.
I VyoitfUJ . UU-IDIIIUll , Arroi
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