THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : TUESDAY , MARCH 12 , 18S9.
THECITY.
Collections of Intoriml revenue yos-
lordny were $2,037.41.
Siteclnl Officer Pat Connolly lost the
warrant for his month's pay yesterday.
It was numbered 8,078 , Pnt was sta
tioned nt the Eleventh street viaduct.
Chairman Balcombo has notified
Contractors Fanning & Co. to com
moner street sxvobplng Wednesday
night , according to the terms of con
tract of J\mo 2 , 1888.
t Personal 1'nrncrnntm.
.7. Mctcalf , of Nebraska City , Is at the
I'nxton.
CJeortfo W. Martin , of Fullerton , Is nt the
Pnxton.
H. Curtis , of Elkhorn , is stopping nt the
Mlllonl.
OcorijoV. . Uoodcll , of Lincoln , is at the
Murray.
.T. I ) . McDonald , of Fremont , Is at the
Murray.
W. 11. Kelly , of Lincoln , Is a guest nt the
MllliirO.
A. U. Colton , of llcutrlca , Is stopping nt
tlml'uxton ,
.1. T. O'Urlnn , of Koaruoy , has registered
at the Pnxtoti.
C. L. Haton , of Uostwick , Neb , , Is n guest
nt the Murray.
1 . M. Mooillc , of West Point , Is stopping
nt the Murray.
Judge M. It Hopowoll registered at the
Mlllanl last night.
A , S. Curltss , of "Fremont , was nt the
Mlllard yesterday.
W. II , ICclllgcr , of Auburn , Neb. , was at
the Pnxton yesterday.
R 11. Smith nnd wife , of Nebraska City ,
arc guests nt the Pnxton.
Thomas Price , of Dennett , Neb. , regis
tered nt the Pnxton last nlglitv
G. 13. lllnl , of Chicago , freight auditor of
the Uurllngton , was at the Paston lust
night.
D. P. nnd Hurry 11. Ashburn , of Gibbon ,
Neb. , wcro among the guests at the Paxton
luutnlgnt.
Mr. Edward Rosowatcr. of Tun I3r.n , loft
last evening lor Now York , to bo absent
about two weoks.
Working by IionlliiK-
A. Postnn , n vagrant , admitted ho had no
Work or Inclination to Had any and was scat
ever the hill by the police magistrate for ten
days. _
A. New Style lien Johnson.
Bon Johnsontha vagrant who , while doing
tlmo in tnc central station , stele O Ulcer Ellis'
mulller , tins been sent to the county Jail for
ton days. _
He Threatened MoOlnty.
William Knight , the follow who in ado dire
ful threats on the llfo of James McQlnty the
squatter , was nrmtgncd before Justice Kroo-
. gor and hold to the district coUit in the sum
of $200.
_ _ _
w Ghnrgril With Kmbcitzlcmcnt.
Edward C. Marsh was arraigned before
Judge \Vado yesterday afternoon on tlio
charge of cmbwzlcment. It Is alleged that
ho stele an express money order araoiinting
to $1)1. ) Marsh was hold to the district
court in the sum of 5400. Ho furnished the
bonds. _
Public \VorKs Commence.
Regan Hros. & Co. , commenced yester
day to pave Nineteenth street from Dodge to
Davenport. This is the llrst workdouo this
season.
Fanning & Co. , street sweepers , have been
instructed by the chairman of the board of
public works to commcncQ sweeping the
btrcets on Wednesday night.
Tito Kornnns and O'Uourkes.
John Kcrnaii brought suit against James
O'Hourko last week to recover his clothes ,
nnd O'Kourko has in turn brought action
against Kernan to recover some of his jow-
.elr.v which ho claims Kernun disposed of
without his leave. O'Rourko claims that
after his jlglit with ICeriiun ho was fined 5'iO
and was not Imprisoned twenty days us
stated.
Knocked Out by Tutiulnfoot.
Hill Martin , a sheep-raiser from Wyoming ,
lias been on n drunk for over a woulc and
been spending from 510 to $ > 0 per day In a
Tenth street grog-shop. lie was on the
border of delirium trorncns nnd Ofllcer
Savage arrested linn and sent him to Jail.
The judge agreed with the opinion of the
ofllcor nnd Mnrtir was sent up to the county
jail for a week to soucr up.
Not lilko ilacobson'H Paper.
Judge Anderson writes to TUB HEH testate
state that the construction which might bo
placed upon his utterances as regarding the
Swedish papers of this city the Jacobson in
terview would do Injustice to the Swedish
Tribune which Is oao of the two papers
in that language , published in Omaha. Ho
s.iys that notliihg could bo further from his
intention than to reflect upon the Tribune ,
which , so fur as ho knows is doing a legiti
mate business and of which ho is a subscriber.
Wants an OIHcc.
Judge Rcavls of Fulls City Is in town look
ing after business connected with the United
States court. The ] udgo is a prominent can
didate for the appointment of district attor
ney and thinks his chances are equally as
good , if not bailer , than any other man's.
His petition , ho says , is signed by a largo
number of leading lawyers , nearly all the
big lawyers , every member of the house of
rcurosontutivos , many of the senators mm a
great number of inUucutial business men
throughout the state.
Assessors' Meeting.
A mooting of the county assessors will beheld
hold at the ofilco of the county clerk next
Tuesday , March 19 , at 3 o'clock for the pur
pose of a consultation in regard to the value
of the various classes of propoity to bo
assessed by thorn the present year. County
Clerk liocho will notify all assessors to-day
of the mcqtlng. It will bo the duty of each
one of thorn to attend the conference , and
the failure of any assessor u > bo at the
mooting will bo siifllcient causa to declare
his olllc-o vacant , and a successor will bo ap
pointed ,
KowdlcH In tliu Sanctuary.
A. Morun and Fred Norton , while well
loaded with liquor , went to the Swedish
church on Twenty-third and tXCvenport and
poized a young lady who was passing through
the vestibule Into the audience room. Her
screams brought n number of the \voi-siilp
pors to her side , and a lively light ensued in
which Morun and Norton succeeded in ills
tll'urlhg the faces of some of the chinch
members. A poltroman was found who
marched the rowdies to Jail. Judge Uorlca
h'ava tlicm abuvcre lecture and lined them
ccch f4'.50. .
I/ltllo Men anilVoinon. .
A vary pleasant nurprl&o was tendered
Miss Myrtle Coonrorncr Hurdetto and Nine
teenth , on Saturday cvoaincr , March ' . )
Among these present wcro the following
young pcoplo :
Missus Molllo Caruaby , Mablo Mason ,
Sallie Smith , Amy Robinson , Hlanch Vui :
Court , Irene MncKcnzlo , Jennie UoUton
Abblo Coon ,
Frank Haskull , Judy Jawbreaker , Charles
Van Court , Orvlllo Noel , Clooivo Jucuunmn , ! <
ny , Charles Wollor , Holund Robinson , HIUTV
Coon , V.'llllo Willis.
Vwry Had Gnml.
Charley Good , the white man who ha ;
been arrested so many tim > a for abutlng his
Colored mistress , lus ba3n again In court.
Ilia Lite mUtrois has reformed from her
former depraved ways , and has abuudonoJ
the bawdy house to go into service at a do-
uiostia On last Saturday Good wont throe
times to the plauo where the woman Is work
Ing and demanded money from her as h
former day * . The second tlmo he was forol
bly ejected , but , returning soon , broke opor
the door , boat the woman terribly , and destroyed
stroyed u nuuibnr of bor employer's kltchui
Implements and some of tha furniture , Hi
Hud , but was arroatoJ. At the whlppint
) ) o t la not allowed m Nebraska Judge Murk ;
said tie would do the next best thing for him
and lined him fS'J.DO ' and suutoaued him t' '
fifteen days labor ,
SWINDIjBKB.
A. Snntnlo of tlio Moil niul Tliolr Din-
rrputnhlo Method * .
The auctioneers on South Tenth street
whoso business Is robbery , and who are duly
licensed by thoclty.nro continuing to bilk the
unsophisticated with all their old time impu
dence. Exposure docs not scam to hurt
them. Yesterday afternoon one of them was
noisily crying his worthless wares nt No.
41rti' . C.ippors In the crowd were keeping
the bidding lively , The follow put up In one
lot n wntch , ring and pair of alcove buttons.
Probably the value of the collection was less
than 53. Certainly the buttons wore worth
not more than 10 rents white to II x n price
upon the brass ring would have been ridicu
lous. The auctioneer gravely stated that the
ring alone would weigh $8 In gold. Ho was
a tiawcd-off little rascal with a voice like n
lllu , a hang dog look , n slouch hat , a brown
moustache and gall that knew no bounds.
Two of the spectators who had merely
dropped hi to see suckers bite wcro observed
by the voluble sharper exchanging glances.
Ho forgot his wares long enough to direct his
attention to them In a pcculhr style of black
guardism which accorded with his general
manner , and rather than create a disturbance
they loft Just asn sleek , fat capper who ought
to bo working on the chain wang , was ex
plaining to a countryman the beauties of IS
Karat brass.
"I wonder , " remarked one of these specta
tors as ho passed out. "why the police arrest
burglars and allow tneso thieves to operate
In broad duv light. "
Other pcoplo have wondered about the
name thing.
Woodruff Granite Qnarrv.
I am prepared to furnish. Woodruff
granite in pitying blocks , door sills nnd
stoiH. or blocks of most any dimensions
ut cheap figures. Also handle tit my
Lincoln yard all classes of cut stone for
any part of the state. Ask for figures.
Tliomus P > ice , Lincoln , Nob.
A. New Movement.
The Methodists have purchased the old
Congrcgatlonallst church and the lot on
which it stands at the head of St. Mury'a
avenue for the sum of $10,000. A Sunday
school has been organized with an at-
tcndanco of 105. L. O. Jonoa was elected
superintendent ; J. L. Picrson , assistant ;
Thomas Austin , secretary ; J. Berguor ,
treasurer ; Walter Dale , chorister ; Lou Dale ,
organist , nnd Rttph Ploraon , librarian.
The mon who are managing the affairs of
this new enterprise , including the presiding
older , are cxpacting very soon to have a pas
tor , who , upon his coming , will at once begin -
gin Sabbath preaching services regularly.
It has been named Newman Methodist
Episcopal church and begins work with fav
orable prospects.
The Methodist people are expecting the ar
rival of Hishop Newman this week , accom
panied by Ills wife. They arc coming to
make their homo in this city and a reception
will bo given Mrs. Newman at the capacious
and pleasant home of J. H , McConncll on
California street.
Grass , garden nnd field seeds. Win.
Siovors & Co. , 16th and California.
Missouri Pacific Stockholders Meet.
The stockholders of the Missouri Puclllc
will meet nt St. Louis to-day and elect
now board of directors. Reports were re
ceived in this city to the effect that Juy
Gould , the president of the road , was on the
ground. Information comes from a reliable
source to the effect that Jay Gould will re
tain the presidency , and that S. H. H. Clark
will bo re-elected first vice presi
dent and bo appointed general manager.
A communication has been received
to the effect that at the meeting
\V. II. Newman third vice president of the
road would tender his resignation and that it
would bo accepted. Mr. Newman informed
a friend in Omaha who visited him some days
ago that he had tired of railroading and was
about , to sever bis connection with the Mis
souri Pacific. Chairman Leeds of the trans
continental association Is spoken of as suc
cessor to Now , It is thought that aside from
the above no changes will result from the
meeting. _
Fisher Printing Co. , 1011 Farnam at. ,
telephone 1SG4 , blank book makers , etc.
Incendiaries .Balked.
Jens Jensen , who owns a flue trrocery at
Twenty-eighth nnd Walnut , reports to the
police that some incendiary attempted to set
fl.ro to that building Sunday night.
yesterday morning ho found several
pieces of cotton and paper saturated
with coal oil nt the back of
the building and some matches that had boon
lighted. Mr. Jensen says ho doesn't know
who placed them there , as ho has had no
trouble with his neighbors or anyone else.
Ho has several thousand dollars worth oi
goods in his store and ho thinks plunder was
the object. His two dogs were probably a
hindrance to the thieves getting in , anrt ttioy
resorted to the more desperate method of
setting the building on Are.
Clinmbcrlnin'H Couyli Hetncdy
Is made especially for coughs and colds
nnd will cure a severe cold in less time
than any other treatment. It does not
dry up u cough or cold , but loosens nnd
relieves it. It is unequalled for croup
and whooping cough. No ono iillllctcu
with a throat or lung trouble can use it
without bcnelit. There is no danger in
gjying it to children , as it contains no
injurious substance. For sale by all
druggists.
Captain of the Tlirtis.
Among Sunday's guests at the Paxton
hotel was W. H. Emory and family , on route
from Snn Francisco to Washington. Mr.
Emory is commander of the war ship Thetis ,
which recently landed nt San Francisco di
rect from Samoa. Ho left there before the
existing troubles amounted to much , but
knows considerable about thorn. From his
personal knowledge , Mr. Emory thinks the
dispatches have not exaggerated matters and
the hatred in Samoa against Germany is in
tense. They want to cut away from the
mouarchlal form of government and become
democratic. Ho discredits the reports of the
blowing up of the Nipslc. A war seems to
bo inevitable between Samoa and Germany
unless as an arbitrator the United States can
succeed in effecting an nmlcablo settlement.
Kor Soa.slckiirfiH
Use Hereford's Acid Phosphate.
Dr. Prlco , of the White Star S. S. Ger
manic , says : " 1 have prescribed It in my
practice among the p.isbongcra traveling to
ami from Europe , in tills steamer , and the re
sult 1ms satlsllcd me that if taken In tlmo. it
\\ill , in u great many cases prevent sea
sickness. "
on thn Fly.
While Mike Harry was drunk ho per
sisted In driving at n break-node pace around
the block enclosed by Sixteenth and Seven-
tee nth and Nicholas nnd Izard Just to annoy
C-nicnr Curry. Hmry mode the circuit six
times nnd each trip the ofllcor ordered him to
slacken his speed , but Mike answered each
order with a mocking laugh. The sixth tlmo
the buggy returned the ofllcer , with great
agility , sprang Into the flying vehicle from
behind and took the reins from the drunken
driver. Ho then drove Harry to the station
and had him locked up. Harry confessed his
guilt and was lined f7.50 for his fun with the
olllcer. _
A Sctifmtinn In Dentistry.
The dental rooms of Dr. W. A. Blul-
long , 208 South Fifteenth street , pre
sented a lively scouo on ycstorday , the
occasion being the introduction of the
famous dental electric vibrator , which
renders tcoth extracting absolutely
painless. A goodly number of promi
nent citizens availed themselves of the
opportunity , and were unanimous in
their testimony as to its complete suc
cess.
cess.Dr. . Btidlontr has purchaso.1 the ox-
cluslvo right for the use of this great
invention both in Omaha and Council
Bluffs , and is fully propnrod to ox la ml
its benefits to all who deslro to have
tooth extracted without the slightest
sensation of piln. :
Seven Hundred Dollars.
Fred Smith , the proprietor of the saloon In
the Occidental hoiel oa the corner of Tenth
nnd Howard streets , has boon swindled out
of $ TOO by the bogus check racket. The fol
low who perpetrated the fraud gave the name
of Miller , nnd claimed to bo n wealthy
ranchman ncnrRuwlius , AVyo. Onicor Dem-
orost was acquainted with him nnd mainly on
the strength of this It seems Smith cashed
checks for htm for ? 100 nnd upwards each ,
the whole amounting to SiDO. The pseudo
ranchman has suddenly disappeared and
Smith is wondering how ho allowed himself
to bo so badly duped.
"llrowii's Ilronchlnl Troches" are
widely known as an admirable remedy for
bronchitis , Hoarseness. Coughs , and Throat
troubles. Sold only in boxes.
Attention , All Soldiers !
U. S. Grant post No. 110 , G. A. R. , gives
an old-fashioned camp fro nt their post room ,
Clark's hall , Fourteenth street , near Dodge ,
this evening. Comrades from the G. A. R.
posts in Omaha , South Omaha and Council
Bluffs are going to bo present in largo num
bers. All G. A. R. men and all old soldiers
of this vicinity are most cordially invited.
It is to bo a stag affair , no Indies present ,
but the old flro with the kettle of boiling
coffee and the old army bean smothered by a
piece of sow belly are to bo there. Coino
prepared lo enjoy such n camp lire ns has
never been hud m Omaha.
Advice to Mothers.
Mrs. WInslow's Soothing Syrup should al
ways boused for children toothing. It soothes
the child , softens the gums , allays nil pain ,
cures wind co'ic ' , nnd is the best remedy for
diarrhoea. 3-5 cents a bottlo.
Baxter Succeeds Folcy.
R. W. Haxtor , who recently retired from
the assistant suporlntondency of the Union
Pacific , has been appointed trainmaster of
the Nebraska division of the Union Pacific ,
with headquarters in Omaha. J. A. Foley ,
at present trainmaster , will resume his for
mer position , chief train dispatcher , or may
be made trainmaster of the Manhattan Val
ley branch. A circular will make its appear
ance in a few days noting the above changes.
Mr. Haxtor was formerly trainmaster hero ,
nnd is said to be nn expert nt the business.
Ono word : Ono step may make or
mar one's whole future. Dr. Jones' Rod
Clover Tonic is the proper inovo when
you have dyspepsia , badrjbrcath , piles ,
pimples , ague , malaria , low spirits ,
head ncho , or any stoinacn or liver
troubles. CO cents. Goodman Drug Co.
Marriix o
Following are the marriage llcanses issuoil
yesterday in the county coart by Judge
Shields :
Name and residence. Age.
( Edward S. Tooker , Fremont , Neb . 'Jl
I Amelia Husch , Omaha . 19
( Henry C. W. lluhuson , Omaha . 25
( Wclhemina C. E. ICulmke , Omaha. . . . . . . 27
I Elonzo S. Maynl , Omaha . 23
( Bertha Stilen , Omaha . 21
j Frank A. Hempler , Liberal , Kan . 23
( Johannah Hocrchor , Omaha . 21
A New Train.
The connecting link botwcon Ne
braska and Kansas has just been placed
in service by the Union Pacific railway.
This train leaves Council Bluffs daily at
4:45 : a. m. ; leaves Omaha at 5:05 : a. in. ,
and 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 anil points east and south via
Kansas City. Returning , train loaves
Manhattan at 2:2-3 : p. m. ; arriving at
Beatrice at 0:25 : p. in. , Lincoln at 7:50 :
p. in. , and Omaha at 11:20 : p. m. , Coun
cil Bluffs 11:10 : p. m. , making direct
connection with Kansas division trains
from Kansas City , Lawrence , Topeka
and the cast , and from Denver , Salina ,
Abolino and all points wcet } enabling
passengers to visit the principal points
in Kansas and Nebraska in the shortest
possible time. These trains have first-
class equipment , consisting of smoking
cars and first-class day coaches of the
latest pattern. The now train will lil
a long foil want , and is bound to bo
popular.
A Guzzling InipoBtcr.
John R. Potrio made James Kidd , late of
Lincoln , believe that ho was a sheriff Sun
day and undertook to arrest him In Odin's
saloon on Farnam street. After Retting a
number of drinks out of the Lincolnito
Petrio loft him in charge of the saloon
keeper. The pseudo olllcur was hardly out
side before Kidd learned how ho had been
duped nnd rushing out for ix policeman caused
Pctno's arrest.
Do ( is you please when you please to
do right ; and you will always do the
proper thing in taking Bigolow's Pos'- '
tive cure lor cougliH , colds , and all
throat and lung troubles. Pleasant to
take and upoody euro. CO cents nnd $1.
Goodman Drug Co.
The Striking Tailors.
The union tailors held a meeting last night
In Green's hall on Farnam street. There is
about sixty or seventy of tlioin on the strike
and they assort that they will stay out until
the Merchants' exchange conies to their
terms. Just what was done at the meeting ,
which was a secret session , could not bo
learned , although Mr. Grocn stated that ho
"know everything but would not suy any
Fcr Dilloui and Nenout Dlsorderi , such as Wind and Pain In tha Stomach , Sick Headach9 , Glilillneii , Fill
nest , and Swelling alter Mealt , Dltzineii and Orowilnesi , Cold Chilli , Duthinct of Meat. Lossol . , .
Shortness of Breath , Costitenest , Scurvy , Blotches on the Skin , Disturbed Sleep. Frightful Dreams , and all
Nertous and Trembling Seniationi. &c. THE FIRST DOSE WILL UIVEKEUEF IN TWENTY MINUTES ,
ililalano llctlon , Kvory sniroror Is nnruostly Inrltod to try ono llox ol UKBO I'llls , uuU they will bo
UcLnovrleilgod to bo a tl'omlrr/W Mrtltclnr ,
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This powder never varies. A marvel of purity
strength and whotcHomencsi. Moro economical
than the ordinary kinds , and cannot bo sold in
comnctltlon with too multitude- low cost.
fchortuclKhtnlum or phosphate powders. Sold
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"Ily a thorough kmiivloUu of ilia natural Inns
wlilch govern ttiuoiM'ntl'Jin of iliimtlnn aiilnulrl
tlon , uiiil by u crtrofiitujp I'JUIon ' ot tha tlno pniuor
ties of wolf xoloctw'd Cucan , Mr. Hups liui priivliluil our
Iiruukfiist tublm wltli ituollcjtsly tlitvoroil Imvcnun
wliltli may eave utitany Heavy clnctor * ' bills. Ills
liy the JiiillcloiiH uio'nf ' nucli nrtlclusof diet that a
cunitltiitlgn may lie Krn luiUly built un iinlll etrnni ;
enuiiKli to totlnl cvorr tenilenry to Ulsemo. lluu-
ilrtul > of ulUe mahuiiesure tlimtlnit around us ruiuly
to lututk whcrover ttiere la n uuun noliit , Wn miiy
iiicupi ) IIIIUIT a fata ! Ui lt by keeping niiraelvcs well
furtlHcil with pure blonlMinil a properly noiirhhoj
frumi ) . " < ' | T | | hcrvlca f.'izctitu1.
.Mii1i liuulx wlt'i bolllnj.'wulfror milk. Sold only
In hiilf pouiiU tini by Drocerii InlicloJ ttiutt
DREXEL & MAUL ,
( Successors to John G , Jacob ) , )
Undertakers and Embalmer
At theold stand HOT 1'nrn.iin St. Orders by
telegrapn solicited uml promptly attended.
Telephone to No. iJ.
lonmrl < alilo for powerful Hj-inpitliotto
tone , pliable notion and absolute dura
bility ; ! 5 ( ) youiV record thu host guurnit-
teoof thu oxeoFloaco of these instru-
| /infJCVunrluUuriuirvtr ] < ) uljles easily. ( | , ifci-
M UIIL I ly uiU hin'ely cured byliotnv K A Cap.
Hulc-ti , Bcvcrul CUHU3 cured lu savt1 n iUvs. Bold
Il.tU per box , alldrugcUts , orby mall from Dos-
ura Mf C0..1K White St..N.V , Full tiltcctlona.
THE MAJORITY
of our spring goods hcivo now arrtvod and we have thorn on our counters. '
As leaders in the clothing trade vro are expected to bo ahead in quantity of stock and
variety of styles. ' Our exhibit will show that we have fully realized these expectations.
Wo invite inspection of our grand Block which by far exceeds that of any former season
Three immense floors full of now goods. Such a stock was never shown in Omaha before
At the opening of the season it may not be out of place to emphasi/.o the fact that
in the face of constantly increasing competition , our business lias leapt 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 soils more goods than any two or throe of the
largest houses in Omaha combined.
We mention this for the benefit of those'who have not yet traded with ua ? l 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 Avhich can not be
had elsewhere. Close buyers have recognized the vast difference between our prices anoT
those of other houses.
To new customers we wish to say : we want you to try ua. You take no chances in trad \
ing with us. We offer no goods that wo can not warrant to give entire satisfaction , and
wo were the first to establish the rule of refunding your money in case your purchase ia
not entirely satisfactory.
We have always sold goods cheap but this season we will break-the record. Prices tall ?
and our prices thia season will do more advertising for us than the newspapers.
Corner Douglas and Fourteenth Streets , Omaha.
SATISFACTION.
siw hat wo want to give to every person that
vfslts our store. Should you nt any time ;
I ptircnaso nn article that does not piovo
, just aH represented , we would conslnor It u
creat favor to bo allowed the opportunity of
! aukliiKyousatlsflcd. Uomcmber our spring
htock Is nrrlvliiK dnlly. Wo Inivo two lloor.s !
I well lighted and stocked ttith llrst class
goods.
o ! Trees !
Conslstlnc of Fruit Trees , Small Krn ts , ( Jrapo
Vines. Ornamental Trees and Shrubs , bver-
crceiw. Hoses , etc . together with alargo assort
ment of. Trees and Seeds for planting :
Timber Claims.
LOW PRICES AND CHOICE STOCK.
Facilities unsurpassed. Wrllo for wholesale
and ictall lists. Address ,
D. S. Propriotort
BUBNANDOA1I , IOWA.
EASTERN
A laigo amount of money to loan on Im
proved real eatato In the city of Omaha. These
funds w 111 bo distributed In sums to suit , but
laigo loans are preferred. Applications may bo
made to
teE , S , BISBEE ,
I'lrst National Hank Hulldlne. HepicsentliiB
Alex. S. 1'orler , lloston Mass.
NEBRASKA
NATIONAL BANK
U. S. DEPOSITORY , OMAHA , NEB.
Capital . 8-100,003
Surplus Jim. 1st , 1889 . 62,000
AMI DIIIIXTOHS ;
IIV. . VATHS. I'reildent
I.KWisS. ItEEU. Vice President. .
W. U.S. Iluoiius. Cashier.
JIIIXTOUS ( :
A. K. TOUZAMN. W.V. 5IDII1R.
JOHN H. COI.I.IKH , J. N. II. 1'ATIIICK ,
It. C. CUHIIINO ,
THE IRON BANK ,
* " r Corner 13th nnd I'araam Sts.
A General llnukjivliuslne Tra sac
"TYLER DESK co ,
ST.tOlIS1HO.U.S.A. )
Zicl lit Otratn It > U ofa < t'rj cf
TYLEK'B BOYAL
TXPE WRITER CABINET
& DESK , COMBINED.
Adipted to E ei y Micblne now cSSI *
Eiei AioBAflKCODNTERDDESE8tc !
lllu u t ( l CiUloguc Iiet ,
DB. OWEN'S
AND SUSPENSORY.
PATENTED AUG. 16 , 1887. IMPROVED FEB. 1,1889.
DR. OWEN'S ELECTRO.
GALVANIC BODY BELT
Vff. AND SUSPENSORY ar.
> ? guaranteed to cure the fol-
V lowlng dlieaiea. Damel.T All
itic Complaints ,
_ o , General and
Ncrvoua Debility. So ,
i , , . Ing of Body , Diaeaics
-Indiscretion * in Youth , Age , Mar-
' 'gle life. I" 'act all dliraici I erlalnlng
nllal orpini of male nr female.
K IUI1TIFS 0SI ) IUYH TIIUL.
b /o ' s ELECTRIC INSOLES , , iSim.
bend tie. pottage for rnaa Illuitrativl rainphlct , which ulllbe
eot ou la plala tealei envelope. Ueotlon tlilaiaper.addreii }
OWEN ELECTRIC BELT & APPLIANCE CO.
30Q North Broadway. BT. LOUIS. MO
ELEQTRiC BELT
AHD TRUSS !
GOl BIHED.
DR. ISRAEL'S
ELECTRO-OALVANIO TR0SSA
Owen's Electrio Belt Attachment. ?
worn with rue and eotnrort. The eur *
made mild or atroc ; . Ttla li the only ?
electric trun and fielt e\er mode. II
Rupture In from 30 In On daji. lor full Jcitrlptlon of Dr.
Owen'a F.lectro-Oalraole llelti , Bplnal rpllancri. Tru ife > aod
Insolea aead Be. for PKIK Illustrated jamphlct which will tna
cent you In plain aealed envelope. Sold only by the
OWEN ELECTRIC BELT & APPLIANCE CO.
30O North Broodwnr , 8T LOUIS. MO.
Dn. n. 0. WKST'H NKIIVK AMU IlitAi.v
MII.NT , aKuarantco 1 spuclllc for Hymorln. Dl/.zl.
noss. Convulsions , fits , Neivous NenralKla ,
Jloailaclu' , Norvniib Prostration caused by tha
use of alcohol or tobacco , Wakuftiluusx , Mental
Doprosilon , Hofrrnlnuot the llraln , rosultlnKln
Insanttvanillpadlntstonilhory. decay and death.
I'lomatnia Old AKC. lltirrenil'-'is. I < yss of 1'ower
lu either Hex , Imoliintnry l/js s uml Sperniat-
orhiua cauBod br ovi'r-OM'rtlon of HIM bruin.self-
abiiHii or nvi'rlndnlKencn. Kach box lontulm
oneniontH's trciitint'iit $1.0) ) n bov , or H | > E boxes
for M.ll'i.sont ' by mall p"epalil on receipt of prlco.
WB GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
To cure any caiu. With each order tccelved by
us for t > lx boxes , accompanied v Ith W.U ) , wo will
svnd the jmrchuser our wrlltau I'liaiantoa to 10-
fund the money If tnu tiD.ttment d > > ii not eilect
a euro. Guarantees Issued only by ( loodmnn
DrncCo. , DniKclHt ) , Solo Afc-enW , flit ) I'litnam
htrcet , Umaha , Neb.
NI.HVOUH. CIIHO.NIO und I'UIVATB fISHA K3 of
MKN and \VOJI UN succesifully trt-iital ,
YOUNG MEN
Siiffprliiir from Ilio effects of roulhfnl follies or ImlU
iretloin , or uro trouhlet wlili Wrnknvss , Nnrvoui
Dolillltr. lxi s of Mcmorr. | ieviondencr | > AVIT | III to
hocli't ) , Klilnoy Tronlili s or nny ill i' i.i of tliu licnl-
lo-IIriiiiiry UUUHS , inn h ro Uml ifu nml "iicody
euro. Clinriics ri'itsonublu , u > pctl.tlly lu the i > uur.
MIDDLE-AGED MEN
Tlicro sru ruanr trouliloil wllli too frequent ovacim
tloiuol IJiB uiaililcr , ofiuii urcoininiiilrd by n nilvht
nmurtlnjf or burnlnif sunnutloii , and wunkcnlnu of ihu
s > stumliiHiunniiur Iliu | > nllont tannot nccouijt lor.
Un oxiiuilnlim Ilio urln ry Uuiioilts n rotir oilliiirnt
will oltcn bo found , und siiini'llnies lurllcles ofal bij.
men will uppuur or tliu color lie nl n Ililn , inllkhli
line , iiualii ciiHiixliitr ton dark or torpid upiicurHnfo.
Tlioru n ro iimnr tana who Ulu of this dlllluiltl.'nur. .
untoj ttiuiituai. . whUU in lliuafcunl l uo ut em | .
nsl vuknc' > i. 'IhirdiRtiir will KUttMnluunperl "t
euro In all siith canes , nnd liniltliv restoration or
tbatfi'iillo urinary ri s. ( 'onsiilliitloii free. Hena
- ' ri'iit stntnpior "Vuuiw Man s l'rlc'inlor duldoto
WuJlotk , " tree lo n'l. A lilrt s
DR. SPINNEY & CO.
Main mid 12tb St.KaiiBiis City , Mo.
IVMentlvu tills piipiT ,
, eriif * TVAPKRS era
5 succoufully Uhtxl monthly by over 10 , iO
dles. Are Safe , Etftituatanil I'ltaiaitt
pprl > oxbymnllor tdrugli ; > t3 Sraletl
Particular ! ' ! poktagn Klainpa. Addroui
Tills EUBCEA CuemcuL Oo. , lluiuoiT , Micu ,
For pule < ind < * / / iiuillliiJoodnia
Nebraska ,
OMAHA
MEDICAL a * " SURGICAL INSTITUTE
N , W. Cor. 13th & Dodge Sts.
roil THE THEATUE.ST OK AU.
Appliances for Deformities and Trusoj.
Heat facilities , appirntua uml remedies for succeii
fill treotmnnt or tin > ry form of ilUonso ru'iulrlni
Medical orBiir8ic.il Trontnient.
FIFTY ROOMS FOR PATIENTS.
lioHrtl nnd ntttmdnncoi best hospital nccommoJv
tloiu In tlio west.
Wnirn roll cntci'I.AHSon Doformltlos nnd llrscoi ,
Trusius , Club Kot't , Curratura of tlm Hplne , I'llel ,
Tumom. Cnnc'jr. Ootiirrii. llroncliltu , Inhiilatlon ,
ICIeculcltT. I'arnlrsls , Kpllepsr , Rhine ? . Bladder ,
Kje , Bar , Skin uml lllood.nnd nilSurulcsl operations.
Diseases of Women a Specialty.
Uooii UK DISEASES uc WOMEN HIKE.
ONLY SELIABLB MEDICAL INSTITUTE
MAKING A SI'KPMI/rY Ht
PRIVATE DISEASES.
All Ulood Dlseaics BUccciifuMy trc'itod. Hyphllltla
I'olson removed from thu y tom trlthnul murcnrr.
New reitorntlve treatment for lo > ufllal Power.
Persons unable to Tialt u mar bu trusted fit liomo or
corre r > ondencr. All commuulcntions conflaciulsl.
Medicines or Inilrumontu tout kr mull orexprnti.
soiirelr packed , no marks to Indicate rontentt or
scader. Ono purtonnl Inlcrrlmr preferred. Call unit
consult us or send history of your caie , and wo will
send lu plain wrapper , our
BOOK TO MEN , FREE1
Upon I'rlvMe , Spoclixl ot Nervous Illsviises , Impo >
Uncr.Hypbllls , Olccl and VnrlcuuJlo , with question
list. Address
Omaha Medical and Surgical Institute , or
nn. AicitinNAniv ,
Oor. J3tti ana Uotlgo Sts. , - - OMAHA , NBD.
20to60 DAYS.
This IB n disease wlitcli lias heretofore
Bullied nil Medical Soicnuo.
Wo Inn on Humril ) ' , unknown to anyone In the
World cmtHldii of our Company , muloiiu that lias
'
to cm o the iiioi t olBlliutto cusoi , T n dayx In
ico-iit tunes deus tliuum'k. Itlstliu ulilclironlo
( louji licutuit rules that wo solicit. Wo have
i in eil InimlruilHlto liiixu licon almmlnncil by
I'hysleiiins , and pronounci-d lifjiirulilu , uncl wo
( . imlleiiKit the worm lo liriHK ut n case that we )
vlll not cure In IfS tlmn Msty iluyn.
tilnco the history of medicine u true spenflo
for SjplilllH 1ms ljuen sought for but never
found until uur
.ILK-IC Ki.nrov. ;
was discovered , anil WH lira Justllloil In Having
It IK tlin enl ) Huini-uy in tlm Woild tiiitt will Joa.
Itlvely euro , bocansu the l.tti-st Mwllcal Works ,
iiulillaht-d by tlio bent known uiitliorltlus , nay
tlioro Husnuvi'rutfiiuHpi'ellloliunne. Ourrpm
edy will LUin.n Him Vfl > tliln tilwa him failed.
\\Tiyuiihtaroiirtlinii nnd miinuy with patent
niedlcliiutf tfmt iwver lud virtue , tu' dor-tor with
iiliyMlcluiiM that cannot cm" yon , yon tlmt hiiv ;
ti led ovorytliluK nine Hhouldconii ) toiisnowuml
K tpoiniHiu'iit ji'Ui-f , jou nuvorc.in jot It else.
wUi-ie. .Mink wlmt "f HJV. In the mid you
must tale our ruined ? or NKVii ( leixwr and
\otilliiitliavo benu ullllctud but u Hhort tlmo
hhoiilil Ly all muiinH coinu lo UK now , not ono In
ten of mmrusex uvpr iet ; pnrmimoiitly ciireil.
'tlifliiiind think they urn frou train the
, but in one. t oor lliroo yi-arn attol' U
nppcaru Ja.ilu In u morn liorrlbln form.
This Is n hlood J'urlllor and will Cure
any Skin or Blood DlHcaaovlion
Kvorytlilng JClso Fulla.
THE COOK REMEDY GO ,
liooin lOnnil II , U. H. Nallouiil Hunk
Iliilltlliil , ' , Oinnliii , Neb.
Wyoniinglii Lais
LOCATED ,
And till lU'Cesmiry | ) < tperd lilted ,
W , E , HAWLEY , Civil Engineer ,
CABl'UIVVO. . , or OMAHA ,