THE OMAHA ± > AILY BEE : : SATUJRBAY , MARCH 10. 18S9.
THEjpITY- .
Collections of internal revenue yoa-
terdny were M , S0.84.
.T. M. StovonB hns disposed ofhlsclRar
btuml nt the Windsor to II. W. Kust.
The ice on the ovorliontl wlrca of the
Electric Motor line delayed the curs
three hours yesterday morning.
A cell of copper wlro for the overhead
motor line ia wniting1 to bo stretched
fcouth on Twelfth from Douglas.
There arc now seven policemen on the
blck list , the latest recruits bolnp Olll-
cors Frank Kobblns , George IJonson
and C. II. Monroe.
Lust night the Unity Slmkosncaro
club mot in Unity church ' anu the
evening wfis devoted to the rending of
acts i-U ! of the piny Henry VIII.
Yesterday the register of deeds
turned over to the county treasurer
$7,1198.05 , a balance remaining In his
hands at the close of his llrst year in
olllco.
A man named Johnson , who lives on
Sixteenth street , was arrested for keep
ing n vicious dog. Ho will plead for
his * pet on March Ul before Judge
Uerka.
About forty Knights of Honor from
this citv and Soutli Omaha wont to Fre
mont Thursday night and wore tendered
a royal reception by their Fremont
brethren.
Arrangements were completed yester
day p. m. for the removal of the old city
hall building to make way for the Com
mercial bank. It must bo torn down
prior to May 1.
Dan Campbell stole a coat from a
dummy in front o ! a Sixteenth street
store , but won't have a chance to wear
It for thirty days. Judge IJorkd sent
him over the hill.
It is complained that the sidewalks
on the south side of Cuming , between
Sixteenth and Seventeenth streets , and
on Seventeenth , between Nicholas and
r/.tird , are In a dangerous condition.
The Electric Motor company baa
boon granted permission by Chairman
Balcombo to construct u line on Hurt
from Thirty-fourth to Thirty-sixth , and
on Thirty-sixth from Burl to Cuming ,
The Ilavlicek case was up in the
police court again yesterday afternoon.
"
This time Anna Ilnvlicok "charges her
husband , , John lliivlicokaiid her brother
Joe and hiator-ln- law Mary with assault
ing her.
Olllo Davis , n deaf and dumb youth
who ran away from the institute at Lin
coln a few weeks ago , was caught by
the police at the Union Pact lie depot
last night and was returned to the in
stitute yesterday.
Owing to the inclemency of the
weather , the test of the MoLsiughlin
chemical motorannounccd yesterday ,
was postponed. Mr. MeLtuighliii has
been suffering from lung trouble and
did not care to expose himself upon
such a damp day.
Personal
Thomas Gaul 1ms returned from Ireland ,
wlioro ho has been spending the winter
among his Watcrford friends.
TO'nlpht M. V. Gannon leaves for St.
Louis , whore ho will royresent Otnnlm in
the St. Patrick's day colebrution. Ho is
billed to respond to "Tho Day Wo Cole-
brato" nt the banquet of the St. Louis
Knlijhts of St. Patrick.
Funeral Notice.
The funcr.il of Thornton T. Koilgcro will
tnlto place nt 2 o'clock at Trinity uhurch.
Friends invited.
Ninety l > nys in Jail.
Emil Molicr , the south Thirteenth street
saloon-kCopor convicted last week of assau It
and hns Upon sentence-it to ninety dnys in the
Douglas county jail.
Fc ni : 1 111 ; tlio Street.
George E. Strntiimn , whoso barb wire fence
extends into the street according to the al
legations of Mr. Wclsli.ins , will explain mat
ters to Judge 13 or 1 ; a next Thursday at 2 p. in.
J'r itottlet.
John Fisher and Frank Burnish , who live
on Tenth near Dodge wore caught by Ofllcer
Frost stealing several cases of bottles from
Frank Dolono and will pay the penalty by
spending the no\t cloven days in jail board
ing out a $23 flno.
'llif Onmpl > olln nro Going.
"Hod Dan" Campbell , who just finished
serving n term in the county jail Tuesday for
embezzling $10 placed ia his care to got
change , stole an overcoat Thursday from C.
M. Olson's store , 80'J North Sixteenth street ,
und has been sentenced to thirty clays.
Hideous llowlrrs.
Mrs. Mitchell and other ladles living on
Klevcnth street , complain of u noisy den of
infamy in their neighborhood whora drunknn
revels tire carried on till daylight and disturb
the rest of everybody in that neighborhood.
An olllecr has been detailed to investigate
the mutter.
Courted Collision.
Street car No. 1 , of the fair grounds line ,
collided with u loaded wagon belonging to
Charles Hodman , breaking the axle of one
the wheels and otherwise injuring the
vehicle , besides throwing the driver to the
ground , Witnesses of the affair blame the
street car driver
lleculvnblc.
Arthur Morris 1ms boon attending one of
the commercial schools in this city nnd
worked for his board at Mrs. Stivul's ' , on
Twenty-seventh and Li'avonworth. Thurs
day slio entrusted him with $15 to pay some
Kioccry bills. Ho quietly put the money into
liih pocket and lied from the city.
Olnn and Huncllo Kscinped.
A pistol shot at the corner of Tenth and
Farnnm streets ut 7ad : o'clock Jast night
startled everybody in that vicinity , Business
men rushed to tholr doom and found that u
pollcurnairwas chasing a supposed burglar.
At the corner of Tenth anil Douglas 1'ollco
Oftleor lingo saw a man walking along with
u bundle under his arm. The policeman
naked him' where ho got the parcel. The
man imulo no reply , but started on n run.
Ofllccr Huza wont after niin ami as thu uinu
got ronnidorablo distance ahead of him and
run down Farnain towards thu river , the
policeman shot nt him. The bullet had no
effect. The man and his bttmllo escaped ,
JlusitirsH nuil 1'U'nsiiro.
A few days after the meet ing of the board
of trade last Monday night , n committee-
composed of O. F. Goodman , if. G. ClarJc
nnd W. M. Mason , was appointed by Presi
dent Martin to arrange for a western trip ,
in the interests of the commerce of Omaha.
Thu of the board
secretary states that ar-
rnngijinonts have boon made with thu ITO-
mnnt , KlUhorn & Missouri Valley road bv
which transportation with sleeping cur ac
commodations , for u party consisting of
members of thu board not exceeding 100 In
number , wilt bo furnUlud. The party will
yh.lt JJeudwood the llrat place thut it gos.
liar nutl Cl ur Stand.
Henry KolillY , who runs a saloon on the
corner of Twenty-second and Poppleton
'
nvcnuo was in to i > co 'Chief Scavoy , saying
that tho'ro is n barber establishment In the
same room with his saloon , and asks if tlio
place must be closed , notwithstanding , on
tfumluy , The " cWof said that the barber can
conduct his" business as usual but a cloth
bo placed on the bar to show thut liquor
is not being sold nnd added further that If
Kolilft is scon behind the bar an oftlccr will
be placed there to watch him. KoblfT , however -
ever , refuses to place any cloth over liu bar
us ho claims tlicro la no law In the state that
ix-Qulroa him to do this , Ho added further
that 1m keens a cigar stand In tlM unmo place
und If lie chooses to soil cigars to customers
L'eltlntr shaved ho will do BO , having ns much
right to do so us any cigar store or restaur
ant ,
MOUN t'S A DAISY.
The I'oorlinuno Must bo Investigated
Tint Not tlio Vault Blent.
Commissioner Turner wnltred gaily into
the county hcadqunrers yesterday nnd
boldly Informed Commlsnlonnr Mount that
ho strongly favored an Investigation into the
poor farm management.
"So do I , so doll" responded the latter.
"I am always in favor of an investigation
where wrongs nro suspected to exist. "
Thursday evening Tun Unp. man met Mr.
Mount casually on the street , and had a long
talk with him about the various matters ever
which the board has been wrangling. Ho
protested vigorously against being held up
to public scorn and criticism on
thu ground that any of his ofllclul actions
had been performed with other than con
scientious motives. "Tho vault controversy ,
of course , has involved the board , " but said
ho , "thero Is no Use discussing that now. It
would simply be repealing something that
has already boon pabllshcd half n dozen
times. When O'ICcelTo ' made the motion to
have a special Investigation committee ap
pointed , with power to employ two experts ,
I expressed my hearty willingness that
such action should bo taken , nnd ap
pointed him chairman of the commit
tee. It was understood then that
two exports should bo employed. After
wards , O'ICeelTo said to mo ho thought they
ought to have throe , which wjuld glvo each
member of the committee nn opportunity to
select n man of his own. I agreed with him ,
and oven stated that so far as I was con
cerned , they could choose two nplcco. It Is
my understanding that Turner and Ander
son spoke to Specht nnd Andrcen. They
agreed to servo at llrst , but Spcclit gave no-
tlco that he could not coino until after the
legislature adjourned. Srnco thna they have
backed out. Turner has n letter from' Specht
asking to bo excused. If O'Keoffo has en
gaged the services of anyone , I don't
known It. "
In referring to the employment of Kltnmar
at * 83.MK a month to compound prescrip
tions Mr. Mount with perceptible evidences
of pride said that the establishment of a
county drug store was his own creation , the
idea having bren suggested in n talk had
with Ur. Kcogh soon after becoming com
missioner , and ho believed that In the past
year fully $2,000 hud been saved The store
was put In about onu year ago and it is said
thut.limner has filled over 5,000 orders for
medicine. The claim Is made that so much
of his titno. especially since.iho winter sot
in , has been consumed In waiting on
the poor that it was impossible
for him to bo up stairs working with the ex
pert nnd run down into the basement every
few minutes for the purpose of putting up
prescriptions. Finally the board concluded
that Superintendent Mahoney , of the poor
farm , was putting in too much of his time nt
the court house distributing supplies , and
ordered Zlmmor to assist him , and at the
same time attend to the drug storo.
To-day's mooting of the board prom
ises to be a lively and interesting one. It is
understood that the vault matter , the
hospital troubles and the poor farm Outrages ,
will all bo given consideration.
Attractive spring opening , Monday ,
March IS. American Tailors , Paxlou
hotel.
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AVomon Tor KcllcJ * .
A woman's relief corps post was organ
ized Thursday in Omaha , the place of meet
ing being Ctistt-r hall. The initiation of
members took place in the afternoon , and in
the evening the following oftlcers were in
stalled :
President , Mrs. Captain J. L. Woods ; sen
ior vice president , Mrs. Alice Hayes ; junior
vice president , Mrs. S. E. Potter ; secretary ,
Miss Nettie Wood ; treasurer , Mrs. Ldlio
Reavey ; chaplaiu , Mrs. S. Hawitzor ; con
ductor , Miss Laura Schamol ; assistant con
ductor , Mrs. Alice Henderson ; guard , Miss
Dora Shwhill ; assistant guard , Mrs. Mary
McKinnoy. Mrs. Dr. J. D. Miles , senior
vice president of the department of Ne
braska , was detailed to act as installing ofll-
cer.
After the ceremony of installation , a short
programme of music and speeches was
opened by Dr. Stone in "Marching Through
Georgia. " Then followed brief addresses
by Comrades Dennis , Seavey , tstono , Hurley ,
Fitch and Sawhill. Supper was served
throughout the evening.
Art Sale.
Don't fail to attend Hospe's discount
wile on pictures. Remember 25 per cent
off this week.
Whore is KvniiH , ol * Nordon ?
T. U. Evans , the wealthy stockman , who
is reported missing from his homo in Nor-
don , Nob. , came to this city two weeks ago
will ! some stock. Ho stopped at the Caufleld
house , and disposing of his stock paid his bill
and went away. A few days after this ho
returned , nnd again putting up at the Can-
field , complained of being sick. Ho remained
two days , then paid his bill nnd again do-
parted. Since that time , which was on the
UU : day of this month , ho hasn t boon seen
or hoard of. Ills friends at Norden arc in
u high stale of apprehension and fear that
ho has met with foul play or an accident.
Others , however , think differently and
several creditors have got out attachments
nif.iinst Evaus' ' property. Still others be
lieve that ho has onli gene off temporarily
and will return and straighten up every
thing. _
Pianos Moved
On new , improved piaon trucks. Safety
insured. A. JIospo , jr. , 1513Douglas st
No How.
OVCAIU , March 14. To the Editor of Tun
RISK : According to reports In city papers
this week , it would seem that a great row
hud occurred in our church Sunday night.
Friends who were not there are constantly'
inquiring how I am getting along after the
fight. To correct this 1 want to say that
such reports wore a great surprise to people
who were there , as nothing of the kind
occurred. After the service was over I heard
that two men outside the door had been ur-
rcstcd for riot keeping the peace. That is all
1 know about it. J. A. HUI.TUA.Y , Pastor.
Ailvfco to Motior-i. !
Mrs. AVinsIow's Soothing Syrup should al
ways boused for children teething. It soothes
thu child , softens the gums , allays all pain ,
cures wind coMc , and is the best remedy ton
dlarrhuua. 23 cents a bottle.
A Stolen Garnet Pin.
A beautiful garnet pin in the form of an
anchor , which Is supposed to have been
stolen , was found in thu possession of a
courtesan named Hello Smith. Slid says n
Chinaman gave it to her und the celestial
says ho bought It from Pat Huyland , u fellow
who hus been arrested a number of times for
laicony.
Sl'KAKS OP THK YANKEE.
llov. Dr. Diirycn'fllntcrcftlliiR Atltlrcs
nt Ilctli-Kden Church.
"How the Ya.nk6cs Kept America" was
the subject of Hov. Dr. Dur.vcix's address
Thursday night ni Uoth-Eden Unptlst church.
The nudlcnco present was n largo ono nnd list
ened with deep interest to the gentleman's
remarks.
A select choir snug two or.threo numbers ,
attcr which the doctor was introduced.
Among other things he spoke of the statue
erected by the widow of Ole Hull to Olof
Erlcicson , who was supposed to bo the llrst
discoverer of America , nnd of a paper soon
to bo started in Chicago ( supporting the
theory that the Northmen were really the
first discoverers of America. Why did not
the Northmen stay ! The answer is , "They
were too few to hold the land by actual
possession. " From these northern regions
the population could not bo spared to make
safe and sure the possession of the land ,
nor was the necessary force back of It to
enforce any claim that might bo set up
against the power of encroaching nations.
The real possessor of the laud must always
bo the government. Columbus llrst discov
ered the central portion of the continent , so
the Spaniards hud some reasonable claim to
that portion of the land. They were followed
by the French. The French pressed north ,
going up past Now York , Massachusetts ,
Maine , and finally founded Arcadia. They
then followed the course of the St. Lawrence
nnd founded the city of Montreal. Their
possessions lay nlong the great lakes.
The oiitrdico of tlio Hollanders to Now
York was discussed. They were followed
by the English who came to dispute posses
sion. These English colonies we're sur
rounded on the north and on the west by the
French , who had possession of the lake re
gion nnd of the Mississippi volley. Could
the English hold their own against thu
French I The French had on their
side the six tribes of Indians
whom they had armed with muskets ,
knives nnd hatchets , to say nothing of the
rum. The Algonquins were on the sulo of
the English. Thu formor'UUcd the soil nnd
the latter were a shiftless , worthless set ,
who lived on nothing but buffalo meat , con
sequently the six tribes were able to finally
almost wipe out the Algonqulns. If France
could have stood by them they inlcht finally
have been a'olo to drive out the English and
wo would thus huvo had the Frank instead
of the English here. There was not enough
stamina about the Fioiu-hto resist going
into the Indian life nnd customs. Instead of
tlit ? 1'Vcnch civilizing the Indians the latter
uncivilised the former.
To Frederick the Great do wo owe the pos
session of th's ' continent , because in the
struggle for tlio Austrian succession Freder
ick reduced Franco from her place as the
first nation of Europe , and made England
the fit st , thus deciding thu fatu of the conflict
hero when ho did come.
Two enemies Hood's
great Sarsaji-
nrilla and impure blood. The latter is
utterly defeated by the peculiar medi
cine.
h' Methods.
Late dovclopomcnts yesterday of the
escapades of E. J. Hayes , the absconding
cashier of the Crane Urns. "Manufacturing
company , show that ho has been getting In
his line work on the cash for some time.
Manager Laity has been making investiga
tions and ho finds that within the
tmst month Hayes has appropriated about
i'JJO. ' Uesido the check returned last , Mon
day , which was for § 319 , two others have
been discovered. It is not known whothcr
there nro any more out. Said Mr. Lally :
"Tho man had no authority from us to en
dorse checks , but it seems that ho was
smart enough to llnd onu bank
willing to take him ns an endorsor. "
He had reference to the Nebraska National.
The i-ontestod check was made by David
Bradley & Co. , agricultural implement deal
ers of Council Bluffs. Notwithstanding the
fact that Hayes borrowed SIOJ from his
brother to pay back what ho drew , it is be
lieved that ho hud money enough left to
carry him out of tlio country. Ho received n
salary of $1,500 .1 year. The same day that
Hayes disappeared his sister took ttlio Bur
lington ram for Chicago.
Increasing tin ! Ci-ciilntioi.
"Siy , did you notice that the Omaha lie-
publican churned recently to have increased
its circulation 1,500 in the city In a week } "
"Nol"
"Yes , and I'll ' tell you how it was done.
When I cot up the other morning I found one
copy of the Republican of that day on my
front porch , nnd the servant cirl brought In
two moro copies of fcho same issue which she
found on the side porch. 1 am not u sub
scriber for that paper. "
"Brown's Bronchial Troches" are
widely known as an admirable remedy for
Bronchitis , Hoarseness , Coughs , und Throat ,
troubles. Sold only In boxes.
The Dead Newsboy.
The city newspapers have taken in charge
the burial of Johnny MeCann nnd will defray
expenses. It is said an ex-news boy and io or
two others are endeavoring to raise n. fund
for themselves by collecting for the funeral.
The body of Huttio Inly , who died late
last evening ut her homo , bil South Twenty-
eighth street , will bo taken on Sunday to
Fremont for burial.
Mrs. Eva Arnold , need twenty-five years ,
died yesterday ut 012 North fcixteonth street
of puerperal fever. The remulns.vcro taken
to Tokutnah for burial.
Woodruff CJrniuto Quarry.
I am prepared to furnish Woodruff
pranito in paving1 blocks , door sills and
stops , or blocks of most any dimensions
nt cheap llgures. Also handle , at my
Lincoln yard all classes of cut st'ono for
any part of the state. Ask for iigurcs ,
Thomas Price , Lincoln , Nob.
Tfie Pnxtons Danced.
The Taxton Assembly Social club , com
prising the leading and most rcspcclnblo col
ored people in the citv , gave a dance and so
cial session nt Uuvnuro hnll Thursday nicht.
The nrogrnmino which preceded the order of
dancing consisted of an address of welcome
by H. H. Hall , on essay by Mr. Dr. M. O.
Hickotts , two quartettes by Messrs. Jourdan ,
Bedell , Simmon nnd Walker , a solo by A.
Plummcr , nnd a solo by Miss E. Butler.
Dancing commenced at 10 ; 'M and lusted two
hours.
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Grass , ( jnrden and Hold seeds. Win.
Stovers & Co. , IGth and California.
Cnustlit in the Pantry.
Frank Dalcgul , who lives just xvest of tlio
Q crossing , was awakened Thursday night
by a nolso in his pantry. Arming himself ho
stepped into his kitchen nnd found u trump
helping himself to tlio odiblos. Dalcgal
marched the lollow outsldo with a revolver
nnd called a policeman. At the central sta
tion the trump gave the numo of Cormlck.
MEXICAN MUSTANC
l uU Contracte UeSiPra
&t % ss &ffix& > r
" . s wa Js *
Thus the > Mustang" , conquers pain ,
Makes MAN or BEAST well again !
Absolutely Pure.
This powder no ver varies. A inarvol of purity
streuptli and wliolosomenes < . .Moro economical
tlmn the ordinary klnils , nn.l cnnnot lie sold In
competition with tnu imtltlUKltM of low cost ,
thortwolglitalum or phosphate powders. Solil
6nly In cixns. Hnvixl Ilaklug Powder Co. , li-'O
Wallstroet Now Yorlt
YorltCOMPANY'S
COMPANY'S
EXTRACT of MEAT.
VlneslnmU'hcnpoHt McHtHnvonrl n Mock lor Son in
Mnilo Dlnlici nuil MIUCOX. Ai llujfTon , "an luviiluii
bio Ionic. " Annual ! > ! 8UJOJJ ) JIM.
( Jcmtliiooiily wUhfui-pnll | : ( ! of .Instils von
ln tiluo ncros * Inivl.
uiilil liy Mornltu < Tcr , ( I oeon nnil DrnauNH.
MKIIUS'K K.vnuur in-1 MKAT < : < > . , i/t < i , i.omion
boiit by IlliMiunl'on Ilnu U" . . nirl Hl'iki-.Urncc A. Co
GOLD UEDAlj , PAJU8 , Itfftj.
BAKER'S
Warranted at > inlnlctl/jtira
Coma , from \\liicli thc'cxccss oE
Oil lias been remand. Ithas7nora
than I hi re tlmca the stictiyth.
of Cocoi mixed with St.-.rch , Arrow.
root.or Sugar , aril is therefore far
more economical , costtiiiflcfsthan
one cent a cup. It is delicious ,
notirhliinfr , strengthening , easily di-
pctcd , and admirably adapted for in
valids ai ell as for persons in health.
Bold by Grocers crcrynlicro.
W , BAKER & CO , , Dorchester , Mass ,
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CIIARAKHEO. 0
Wffn Siiccpssfnl KipermnrV-for NEW I'lOTORIAL
8A.LABLK BO'Jiq ffi fj S BBM AUUloxs .
AT ONUU. Etntlmt.\6sa M&K H oxportw !
Mti-ntofpiri9rli < rr 1Sfc9claEnfilSaB II mircwR.Pt * ' ,
H.O.TIIOMFSOHPU .XO.inoriiicbt.1ST.lOUIS1titO ,
TELLING FIGURES
are the arguments we have always used to influence trade and these
telling figures have always brought us the customers , and we will al
ways depend on them for the biggest share of the clothing trade. Our
business has been built up on the plan -of low prices and we mean to
continue on the same plan , Our stock this season is unlimited and this
gives the buyer unlimited choice. We display hundreds of styles of
spring suits. Here are a few of the bargains we start the season with
One lot of nice all wool Cheviot Suits , lined with good farmer's satin ,
at $4.75. This is an honest suit , well made. At no time has such a
suit been sold at less than $7.50.
One lot of really nice cassimere suits , a neat dark mixture at $5.90.
This suit is lined with good serge , made substantially and we recom
mend it for excellent wear.
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"Wo have always had the reputation i'or the best line of well-made medium priced suits
say at sS , ? 9 and $10. Knowing that tlio great majority of customers prefer that price , we
have always taken pains to give the greatest possible value that could bo put into a suit
at that price. The line of $8 , $9 and § 10 suits which we display this season is far ahead
of anything shown formerly. Wo unhesitatingly claim that with every suit you buy of
us at that price you save at least from $5 to $6. AVe have this season added to our line of
$10 suits an extraordinary bargain in the shape of a splendid corkscrew suit. The mate
rial is all worsted and of very fine quality , lined with best farmer satin. We have them
in sacks and frocks , all size1 ? , from 35 to 42. The suit is of good weight and will make an
excellent dress suit. At ten dollars we pronounce it the greatest bargain ever offered , .and
we guarantee it is in every respect as good as any suit for which other houses are asking
$10 or $ IS.
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Price moans nothing until yon sec the goods. Wo want every careful buyer to'talce time tc examine our gar
incuts and note every detail o lining , trimming anil finish.
MAIL ORDERS Receive prompt attention and we send samples anJ rules for measuring on application.
Corner Douglas and Fourteenth Streets , Omaha ,
GENTS' , 'OO. WITH
WITH '
LADIES'
No 4
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BELT , APPLIANCE No , 4 APPLIANCE
ATTACHED. DELT , ATTACHID.
Tr. ) OWEN'S Klectro- Galvanic Uclt anil SuspcnEory will Cure the follow-
hiK diseases nml nil others of a nervous tliaractcr : Ilhoutnn- lifin of any kind/ /
( -elation , I'.iralvsis , Kpl- lp li'psy , Spinal DlFca-cs. Pt. Vltus' Dance , liriijlit'ul
Dlscasc. Tjlcs , JleaitDls- ? * cases , Lumbago , General nnil .Very- nxx.-jg j.jjL ° 118 I'oblllty.l'os '
liveness , Kidney Diseases Ncivonsncfii1 , Tri inbllnir , Wasting i Uiu.k View , o' " 10 Iloily , all
diseases cauBcil fiom In- discretion in Youth or Married J.ifc , Ncn'ous I'rostratlon , rerBonnlVcaknces or
j\haii8tion : , remaloCom- jilalulp. In fiictiill nenous diseases jicitainingrto Jlaloor Kcmalu. Wo challenge the
World to produce n belt thai 111 romp'ii o xith'it. . 'J ho current la under tha perfect conti ol of the M caver anil
ran ho made mild or Susiiousory. stroiiR to suit any complaint . . . . . . ; this cannot . . , ho done with any other licit , 'llio
Suspensory for w eakncss of men Is connected directly lo the Battery , . . . _ disks arc BO adjustedtlmtbyincnn of our appliances
tlio Electricity cnn lie earned to nny pnit of tlio Iloily or whci \ the dlfcnso in located. 'Jhin Is the Latest /
GroixtfiHt.lN'l'.ii'Vciiicnt ' ' over innilo In appljlnfc IJlectricity Jo thc j Boily fortho curoof di8cnFoornoarcmcdlarneiit. ( 1/lis DnciVlciT.
Front View. Klcctro-Ualv.inlo lludv Holt has lust hccn patented Autrunt IGtb , 1881 , Impiovcil Kclmiary Ut.lSSD. l.\cry linyer of nl.c'lt
wants Hie .best , and tliis ho will ilnd the On en lolic. UdilTcisfromall others. It la a Battery cTt "I'taf'iiiiB ' ' 10 Oahatilo cells \\lth 100 ilcRircs of EtrciiKlh , except ' onr No. 4 Tnll Powop
ty any ono bofoioitisn
now olfercd for f ale. Tos _ . _ _
1 trial , nnd If It docs not Prove
of IZSpajica written by n plijfclciaii o
without 1 lie aid of a vhyMcian or tlio UBo'of mecll
w.if > io your money on belts jia tented jcar njo. Wo have private consultation rooms lorinmcB us wen u Benin , mm mi nnu tuni i"u " ° y1" . " = - - - - - : - - . - - : . - - - , . ,
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and If the belt is not mlaptcd to their caio they will bo co advised. Open at all times. Consultation at olllcc , or by mail free. For Information how to obtain trial bell beol.S-p.ifjopampmci.
Tffife. } The OWEN EIiEGTBIO BELT & APPLIANCE CO. . 308 NortK Broadway , St. Louis , Mo.
CALIFORNIA !
The Land of Discoveries
_ cut n roi\
Stvn'reg CUJCI/LA CATARRH
ABICTINEMPKn ORQVILLECAL
Santa-Abie sand Cat-R Cure
For Snlo by
Gooclnmii Drug Company.
TIMKEN SPRING VEHICLES
I Uimijrtdto/lh9ucmitiniat.jf ( isf [ f1 One.
en and iborten iccnrJInz to the weight put on tin
Adipted eqti ll well to rough country or fine
Vity drlvpo WillnUejou boat BQtl ( uctlon.
f toot 9
w.v.
SATISFACTION.
K what wo wnnt to clve to every person that' '
vlrtlts our htoro. Hliould you nt nny tlmoj
pnrcnimo ( in nttlrlo tluit ( loon not jiroio
jiibt an reproHented. wo would cousluor It u
( n-at fnror to bo ullo Pd thooppoitunlty of
makliiKyousatUlled. llenu'mberoiirhpriiiR
ntock IK arriving dally. Wo biivo two llooin
I vt ell liKhted and stocked with llrst class
' goods ,
BEARING ORANGE GROVE
FOR SALE OI7 EXCHANGE.
Forty-two IICI-PK of land , nnu nillv from thiiSt.Tnlin
river anil I'ostotllco , hi mllu from u mmur > l It. U ,
llulf way Li-tweenJuckKtiiivllloaml I'lilnlKii , iiiioiHu | |
( jrncn Cuvo Hmlnus ! 'Ji mllcn from M. Aimuitlnu. nn
ruunty road i luuiiillloj wltlilii Ihi mlla uflhu pliicui
bUJorjiiitu trueiiof tlioluudlniivnrluttoi. vU : Wa liliiK-
ton Ami Austnillun rtovoln , Arciullo IlitinusiiMU , Iteii ,
Tnnnvrlni inn ) Miinilorlnun , Villa I rimco uml utliur
. . OviThlihiUi ) I'curt of tlio l.i'conl , Kiiilur ,
luit' ) ttuntluniiiOii. I'li'iiKi llonuy HiHlcitherilHiKu
1'uacliex , Hutnuniil Illooil , Kt'lfoy , Jupiin mil nthur
rjiims. Hun. lliummiHmiil otliurlrluts. < iriiiu | iiiioiiKli
to IIIHI.U 4 blili , of wlnuj.HiiJniii > : i ) ireu IXMirlm ; nil
will boar In .ll 4 yi'iirx. Ciop Oils eii ill. UU | j < nci > .
Net jiroccuiU fiom irult unit farm iiroiliicla IIH )
lulorc'ii hunilri'ililullurtiVllluxiliiiiiiulnrcUyiio ) | | > -
I'rtyiiPtthiK thu tuinu imiiiunt n tnu lirovi * , or II-M
Mill ! UiuUltlunuiLi ; In miincy. Korfiirtlur imrtltulasr
wlllinaiilp , II. J.IUIWsON.OiiuiscUiilBl ii
DREXEL & , MAUL ,
( Successors to John C , Jacob- . )
Undertakers and Embalmer
At tlieold stand KOT Kiirnnm Ht. Ordera by
U'k'grapn solicited and promptly attended.
_ Telephone to No. . ' . _ _ _
, TVAPKRS ere
isuccestif ully ut > ed monthly by over 10,000
t , vljidlea. Arohafe , Kjftctualantt J'lcatant
' V7 81 PIT box by matl.or at drUKclit . Staled
Jartculart S pOBtagn tWrnps. Addroaa
TUB iiuoiuu. CUEMICAI , Co. , Vunion , Siicu.
For sale nnil bn mall bn ( Jonilman
LIGHT OVERCOATS IA I
V Made to Order J A
AT 4
t NICOLL'S. t
4 4
1 They're the Golden ITorn
.A around which you puss to sum-A
T mo r. T
9 They're letter than an insurance - *
& ance on life. Q
A 'I hey'ro cheaper than a doctor's A
A hill. ?
f Thoy're full of style and grape f
when lini.-lii'd by our hands. 8
They're the acme oi'goo.l A
drc-scrs. A
They're an all around saving. A
2 It will he a pleasure to you tj
T order one at our figures ,
! $20 to $30 ,
A Tailor made.
I AVe will in ilco to order moro
T overcoats this Spring than any
tone house will r.cll.
\Ve want a big trade in Spring
overcoat ing.- ? .
m ? Jt's only to bo got by asking I
Treasonable prices and showing
f now goods. y1
See our Suitings and Trouscr- _ >
? ings.
Douglas Slrcct , Oinalia , {
DlvoiuKa-A. ( Juuiiticii , ArroiiVBV.AM/A
KilJoaruomSU , UIHC O ! mulco fice ; tl > u r <
Hiptrlcuic ; bunauii gulctlr JoJ lu alirtruu ' '
OMAHA
MEDICAL0nJ SURGICAL INSTITUTE
&H '
sot&H
N. W. Cor. 13th ft Dodffo Sts.
ron TIIC THEATMr.NT Oy Al.t ,
Appliance for Daformliies and Truoj.
Hint Inclllllen. appnratui and iumoilli > 9 for ucocsi
( ul trvnliiKMit nt cvory lorm of tllauaso ruqulrloi
Medical nrHurtfiral Truotmcnt
FIFTY ROOMS FOR PATIENTS.
Uonnl nn.l nttonUnncoi beat Uiijiutal nccooimad * *
tloniln tliB wo L
WIIITIJ riiil'iiici ) < liAH4on Dofnriiiltlen unit Unices ,
1'ruBiei , Oluri Kujt. ( 'urrntiru : ut thu nlnu , I'llej ,
Tumor * , ( 'nncur , ( .atartli , llroncljitli , liiliHlntlan ,
Klcctrlclty , 1'iirnlyili , Kpllapsr. Kl'lnoy , Illntiaer ,
Kyu , Kar , Skin untl lllnoil.iui I iillhuritlcal ouermlonJ.
Diseases of Women a Spoclnlty.
1100 1C ( IN IMEKAI-1N Of WllMC.S1 I'lifK.
ONLY 3EL1ABLE MEDICAL I1ISTITUTH
HAKINII A HI'M'IAI.TV ( If
PRIVATE DISEASES.
All Illouil DliauHeiiucauiifully truatoj. Hypbllltlo
I'oluon ramurail from I tin nyttuiu nUiiouiinurciiry ,
New reitorallve trvntrnuiit for wi of Vital I'.iifor.
Perionn iinnblo lu r : H IK nmy tiu trti'.ljil At liiiinn br
curreiuondeuce. All cnmmuulcnlloni conndcntlal ,
Mvillcliim or InilniinonU tni't liy moll or oiir i > ,
-"nrely nnckeJ , 110 ninrku to luillolo roiilont * or
cnilor. Ono imisonnl liiu-rvlow iiruKrrcil Call and
roinultoi or i n > l hhtnryof your cuiu , mid wo will
end In plain wrnp | > cr , our
BOOK TO MEN , FREE !
Upon Private , Hneclnl or Ncrvuin lllto.iici , Impo <
Icncy , Hrpblln , Uloct nuil Vnrlcucolu , with qioiuon :
Int. Addrcn
Omaha Mciliml awl Mitnjicitl Institute , or
I > K. McMD.VA.ISV ,
Oor. 13th ana Dodifo bta , , OMAHA , NEO.
the TYLEK BXBXEM of BAHK COUNTEBE
Cannot It Excelled. They re Elteant in Vnlfn tnd
ttty low in Price. Alto , Court Route Furniture ) * ni
Eoroe 400 Stylet of PCloo Deiii ) , Chain , "Mti , Etc ,
100 Page Illiutrated Catilcgue 7 < ee , rk.lago 7 CU ,
TYLER DESK CO , , St , Louis , Mo , , U.S.A ,
V/EAK ! ufllrtn from the
oirccu ol youthful
error * , cur , '
w a iwea loot '
t wiU r.ond A TiiluobU troclloi 'tc ! < lj contululu nmnliood.'iuL full
pitr c. iitrJ Ivr horao curj. fivto or char ,
. AiHrcM xvot. i * . u. fowunt , uoouus. coin,1