8 TT.H1D OMAHA DAILY BEE : [ FRIDAY MARCH 22. 1889.
THECITY.
_
It cost Bud Orcon $10.60 for settling
with his fist an old grudge against Burt
Barnnt.
Harvey , the Louisiana lottery man ,
Isonco moro In trouble , and had to put
up 9100 for a guarantee that ho would
appear and take chances in the district
court.
County Superintendent of Instruction
Brunei- has received the programme for
the State Teachers' association , which
will bo in session at Hastingb March 20
to 28 inclusive.
Blrdio Mann , Minnie Fairchlld and
Mamie Wilson , the three keepers of
bawdy houses who are charged with
soiling liquor last Sunday wore ar
raigned for trial yesterday. The
parties serving the liquids wore also ar
raigned. Minnie wai lined 8100.
Since the legislature has adopted the
recommendations of the Omaha charter
committee the amendments thereto
have been adopted. City Comptroller
Goodrich now has tjio consignment of
all city warrants instead of the city
olork as heretofore.
Stove Mulluillon wasarraigncd before
Judge Borlcn. charged with violating
the express ordinance , by hauling for
htro a steam holler and other appara
tus , ho not being a licensed expressman.
Ho was lined $1. The judge doubted
whether the ordinance would include
the articles referred to was included ,
and suspended the sentence.
Personal Vnrnurnplis.
H. M. Uttlcy , of O'Neill , is nt the Mlllard.
E. Courncrt , of Fremont , is nt the Pax-
ton.
ton.J.
J. E. Atwood , of Lincoln , Is nt the Mil-
lard.
lard.G.
G. W. Cornell , of Auburn , Is a guest nt the
Mlllard.
Walter J. Lainb , of Lincoln , Is a guest at
the Paxton.
L. Dofontalno , of Fremont , is stopping at
the Paxton.
F. M. MoFarlln , of Lincoln , is stopping at
the Paxton.
n. D. Clark , of Dcadwood , wns at the Mll-
lard yesterday , '
L. L. Garrison , of Reynolds , Neb. , Is stop
ping at the Millnrd.
W. H , Kirkpntrlck , of Beatrice , Is regis
tered nt the J'nxton.
E. J. Leo , of Wopanato , Mex. , registered
nt the Mlllurd lust night.
E. M. Wcstorvclt , of Lincoln , is among
the guests nt the Millurd.
Miss Cora Smlthfeturned from her school
nt Peru yesterday morning. .
L. A. Bowers and wlfo , of Lincoln , regis
tered at the Mlllard last night.
intuited n Iiiuly.
While Joe McDoucal was drunk ho insult
ed a lady passing down Douglas street. Ho
wus arrested und lined § .5'J. '
1m Ul up for Bcpnirs.
The following policemen are on the sick
list : Ofllccrs Cook , Dement , Marncll , 13urr ,
Curry , Evans and Sergeant Matza.
A Rifled Money Box.
A money box which had been broken open
and rilled of Its contents was found m the
Chicago lumberyard by a Mr. Fox yesterday
morning.
Two Utinawny
Word has been received from'Des Molncs
that the thirteen-year-old runaway boys , Mat
Elliott and Henry RIchter are in custody
there. The anxious parents of the lads have
been informed of the fact.
Ho Rend It In The Bee.
The phccton recovered from a ' gang of
thieves near cut Cut Off lake proves to bo
the property .of Dr Impoy , 1003 North
Twenty-sixth street , and it has been re
turned to him.
Ills Head is Level.
William Baulduft was arrested by Ofllccr
Gotlola , on the charge of being drunk and
lying in the sower. Baulduff was not so
drunk but that ho could remark that ho pre
ferred the fumes of n sewer to that of the
cells In tno central station.
Will you suffer with dyspepsia and
liver complaint ? Shiloh's Vitalizor is
guaranteed to euro you. For sale by
Goodman Drug Co.
Want the "Fist" Ourselves.
Chlof Scavoy wrote recently to London ,
England , asking for a sample of the hand
writing of William Bowden , the forger. The
chief has received an answer from the as
sistant commissioner of police of London ,
that while thov have samples of Bowdon's
writing irtmo can bo spared at present.
Prof. Williams.
A Providence , U. L , dispatch says that
Prof. Alonzo Williams , of Brown university ,
is spoken of as a successor to Senator Chaco.
Last year the professor spent Several weeks
In Omaha , the guest of Mr. George Cran-
floll , chief clerk in Superintendent Cushing's
ofllce. A number of Omaha's best citizens
will bo pleased to learn of t'uo professor's
favorable mention.
Grass , garden and Hold seeds. Wm.
Bicvors & Co. , 10th and California.
Only a Utile Baby.
There was n rumor circulated on the streets
to-day that the mutilated remains of an In
fant had been found on Lcavcnworth streat
near Fifteenth nt 9 o'clock. It transpires
that the sensational report had nothing more
for Its foundation than the removal to the
cemetery by Mr.-Fred Bohm of the remains
Df his dead baby from the door yard where it
was first burled in the winter.
Four Confidence Sharks.
Four ox-convicts and confidence men ,
named Tom Duffy , Dick Burko. Joe Slater
and John Hmimer have of late been working
Omaha and are now "doing" the unsophisti
cated in Sioux City , and rumor has it that
they will bo back In Omaha soon. It Is be-
Hovcd that Duffy and Bauuior nro the fol
lows who have of late boun "doing" grcenloa
ou their way up towa from the Webster
street depot.
Fisher Printing Co. , 1011 Farnam St. .
telephone 112(51 ( , blunlc book makers , etc ,
JCxtromcH Meet and Blopo.
Ono Gcorxo B. Lovojoy , alias Reynolds ,
alias Funcott , who was in Omaha a few
weeks ago , is wanted in Chicago fojr bigamy.
Ho Is a married man , but deserted his fam
ily to elope with another man's wife. Ho is
supposed to bo still living hero. Lovojoy has
dark brown hair and moustache- sprinkled
with gray , and is a saw mill man by trade ,
Ho is of herculean proportions , being over
six feet high nnd weighing 220 pounds. Mrs.
Connors , the woman with whom ho eloped la
a diminutive creature , being only four feet
six inches In height and weighing only ninety
pounds.
Thousands of euros follow the use of
Dr. Sogo'a cuturrh remedy. 60 cents.
Ordered to Report.
Manager Selee telegraphed Wednesday even
Ins to nil of the members of tbo Omaha team
to report hero Immediately , and It is expected
tbo full number will bo on hand by the lutter
part of next week. The weather is fine , and
promises to remain so , and Manager Soled
Intends to sot the boys right to work upon
the turf. Ho is desirous of giving them as-
much practice us possible before the opening
came. The first exhibition gauio will take
rlnco Saturday week , with Riufs McJtelvey's
team. *
The Omaha's uniform will bo wbito flan
nel shirts , With navy Wuo atrJpos , navy biup
ants , wbito caps , belts ana Blockings ,
new , ncmt and novel ,
The only complexion powder in the.
- ' that is without vulrurltywJtlvoft { (
Injury to the user , and without ioubt a
is Fozzoni'e ,
WAS HE MURDERED ?
The Sister of George 13. Brown to In-
vt-MlRMo 111 * DonUi.
On Saturday last , nt Albion , Nob. , Dr.
George Urown died. Tlio nnnouncomcnt of
his death reached his Bister , Miss Llzrlo
I3row/n , nt Lansing , Mich. , Monday , In a tel
egram sent by Isnno Lctzcn. At first the
Indy and relatives intended to have the re
mains interred nt Albion , but the fact that
the telegram contained only the Information
that the brother had died , led them to suv
poet that ho had cither been murdered or
had suicided. With this view of the situation
sat Miss Ltzrto Hrown In the Union Pacific
depot In Omaha this mormntr. She bad sub
sequently telegraphed to hold the remains
until her arrival and-was awaiting n train
when scon by n. reporter
"Wo fear that Dr. Brown mot with foul
play , " she said , "nnd I am going to Albion
to ascertain the facts. Mr. 'i'ctron of Al
bion telegraphed mo that ho had died , but
that was ifll , and in vlow of other circum
stances wo eamo to the conclusion that ho
mlghthnvo been the victim of foul play. Two
weeks ago I got n letter from him nnd ho
said ho was enjo.v'lng the best of life. "
"To what ether circumstances do you refer -
fer ! " was asked.
"Well , you sco , my brother was divorced
from his wlfo some tlmo ago nnd ho was
given the sustody of the only child by them.
Ills divorced wlfo now resides at Yorlt , Neb.
Ho 1ms been keeping compnny with
another lady and ho wns soon to
take her hand In wcdlocic. This
divorced woman I do not know much about
nsldo from that she Is somewhat loud. She
carried a revolver with her for six' weeks
during the divorce proceedings. She has u
desperate disposition nnd my mother was
afraid to let mo conio out hero for fear that
she would shoot mo , but I am going to ba at
my brother's funeral whether it means llfo
or death for mo. I fear that this woman has
conspired against mv brother andhnscftcctcd
nis death. As to this , however , I mn not
certain , but uoon my arrival at Albion I will
Investigate the entlrb affair. "
She also stated that Dr. Brown ( the de
ceased ) , had practiced medicine at different
points in Nebraska for about fourteen years.
Miss Drown \ an Intelligent appearing lady
oi about forty-llvo years.
Limnbngo.
Gen. F. B. Splnola , member of congress
from Now York cltv , writes :
"It Is a public duty I perform when I tes
tify to the remarkable curative power of
Au.cocK'8 Poitous PIASTEIIS. For several
years I have been at times troubled with rlo-
lent attacks of lumbago. They would * last
for several weeks at a time , and the pain
would reach from the lumbar regions not
only to my foot , but to my linger ends. Some
months ago I had a severe attack , and was
confined to my bed , almost paralyzed. I felt
much discouraged , and thought of recurring
to electric shocks , when Senator Nelson sent
mosix.AM.cocK'sPoiious PLASTEKS. I Im
mediately applied , throe one over the kid
neys , ono on the small of iifcy back , and ono
on my hip 1oint , where I had considerable
sciatic pain. The offccj xvas simply wonder
ful. In six hours I'was nblo to sleep , the vi
olent pain having mostly ceased. I contin
ued to wear the piasters .for BO mo days ,
when I felt I was almost entirely cured. I
kept them on for nearly a month as n , matter
of precaution. "
THE GOOSE JIANGS HIGH.
But the Head of the Successful Strlk-
. Ing Tailors Much Higher.
The tailors "stnko , " which has been "on"
for the past six weeks , has boun brought to a
satisfactory termination. This was accom
plished by the Merchant Tailors' exchange
surrendering uncondltionilly , that Is singIng -
Ing the bill presented by the striking jour
neymen , and which specifically set forth all
their grievances and demands , and now all
is smooth sailing again. The conditions
sought for by the strikers was 5 small advance -
vance in the aggregate of all classes ofi
work. The strikers are jubilant , but re
spectfully so , over their victory , and all re
turned to work yesterday just as If noth
ing had occurred to interrupt their labors.
The merchant tailors say that they became
convinced of the Justica of the claims of the
workmen , and recognized them by imme
diately comulying with their requirements.
Woodruff Granite Qanrry.
I am prepared to furnish. Woodruff
pramto in paving blocks , door sills nnd
stops , or blocks of most any dimensions
at cheap llguros. Also handle ut my
Lincoln yard all classes of cut stone for
any part of the state. Ask for figures.
Thomas Price , Lincoln , Neb.
WILL OUM1NG BE OUSTED ?
A Report is to That Effect Among
Union Pacific Employes.
It is stated on good authority that G. M.
Cumlng's days as assistant general manager
of the Union Pacific are numbered , and that ,
In a few weeks ho will bo requested to re
sign from his post. The reason given In
support of this is no ether than that Cumlng
is incapable to fill the position , and that the
management of the road has finally arrived
at the conclusion that ho can bo tolerated no
longer In his present position. How , or why ,
he was made assistant general manager Is a
question that has furnished considerable
material for conjecture ana discussion in lo
cal railway circles , and especially among that
class that are cognizant of his limited exper
ience In railroading. The ofllcials of the
Union Pacific declined to say anything con
cerning the pending change , bat it
wns learned that through President
Adams Cumlng was appointed , for rea
sons only known to Mr. Adams himself and
that Vice President Holcomb who at first
considered Cuming a capable man , has
changed his ideas since the Harvard student
assumed his present position , and is now
about to institute a change. Connected with
the report Is a statement to the effect that
Cumlng is to go as manager to the Oregon
Hallway & Navigation company. But rail
road men who have given the matter a
thought state that a man for tnat position
must bo not only acquainted with ttio oper
ating , but also bo an adept in trafllo matters.
The fact that the gross earnings of the Oregon
gen Short Line nnd the Oregon Railway &
Navigation for the year 18S3 footed up 1,775-
000 and cleared n , not revenue of ? lOSO,000 ,
makes It an Important factor of the Union
Pacific , as traflio from both reverts to the
main lino. For tills reason , it Is said , a
practical railway man must bo at the head.
The Burlington to the Coast.
For several days back the ofllcials of the
Burlington and those of the Union Pacific
have been in constant conference- Union
Pacific headquarters , but the result , or pur
pose of the meeting could not bo ascertained.
Yesterday another conference was held ,
and It transpired that the Burlington and
Union Pacific were making arrangements for
a tie-up in which the Burlington Is to rim
through to the coast over the Union Pacific
and tributary linen to Portland. Thu matter
has been under consideration for some tlmo
and Is now In. tangible shape.
At the mooting yesterday the Burl-
Incton effected arrangements for
direct connection with the Union Paclllo
coast trains at Cheyenne and the same will
take effect April 1. In this the timoof run
ning the main line trains will bo changed.
Tho'wcst bound train on the Burlington
leaving hero at 7 p. m , , will on April 1 leave
nt780p. ; m. A corresponding inango will
bo made on ttio Union Pnclflo west of
Choyonno. But slight changes will bo made
In the main line trams cant of Choyonno.
General Manager Holdrcgo of the Burring-
ton , when questioned stated that the Bur
lington wns taking stops to reach the coast
nnd that In nil probability the pending
negotiations with the Union Pacific would bo
effected In the near future.
The Northwestern Will Cnnsolhlntc.
A rumor Is afloat in railway circles to the
effect that President Hughltt of the Chicago
& Northwestern has recommended the con
solidation of the proprietary lines a nd
branches that go to make up the Northwest
ern system in vlow of bring ! " " all the road
underono'manngcmcnt. Itt.4i bo remem
bered that President Hughltt , when inter
viewed in Omaha about two years ago , stat
ed that as as soon a * circumstances would
permit the consolidation would bo effected.
It is now reported than , in vlow of the rigid
ity of the Interstate law. together with the
unfavorable condition of traffic generally , ho
has taken preliminary steps toward consoli
dation. Ho claims that In this way a saving
of over $1.000,000 u year can bo effected. The
report Is fathered by n railroad ofllcial In
this city on intimate- terms with Mr. Hughltt.
Gravel Beds Ijocntctl.
Superintendent Hcsscqulo has returned
from an inspection tour of the gravel beds to
bo opened In use of ballasting the main line
of the Union Pacific. He states that several
beds of n superior quality wore located , but
that the ono which is to bo immediately
opened Is that at Loulsvlllo on the Burling
ton nnd Missouri Pacific. Arrangements for
convoying the gravel hero have been made
with these two lines nnd April 10 , the woric
of ballasting will bo commenced. Tha com
pany will cmploy.-OO men to bo divided up in
crews all of whom will bo under the super
vision of the road master. It Is thought that
about fifty miles of track will bo repaired in
this way the present season.
Ijqeils For Chairman.
The Trans-MissouriTraQlc association will
meet nt St. Louis March 'M. at which tlmo
it is thought a chairman will have been se
lected bv the spjclal commltteo to whom It
was referred. Itls rumored that J. S.
Leeds , chairman of the Trans-Continental
association , will bo the man , and that x > this
position will bo attached a salary of $12,000 ,
u year.
Stafford Appointed.
General Purchasing Agent McKibbon , of
the Union Pacillc , yoitorday appointed J. H.
Stafford general storekeeper- with headQuarters -
Quarters at Omaha , the appointment to take
effect to-morrow. '
Railroad Notos.
The Atlantic express on the Union Pacific
was ono hour and thirty minutes late yester
day , occasioned by , p. " heavy train.
P. Touhy , assistant superintendent of the
Nebraska division of the Union Pacific with
headquarters ut North Platte , is in the city.
While switching at the transfer
General Manager Klmball's ' prlvato
car , was run Into by a box car nnd resulted
in the platform and steps of the coach being
demolished , It was conveyed to the shops
to-day for repairs.
The Union Pacific dispatched two engines
to Kansas City for service on the Kansas ai-
vision of the Lincoln & Colorado branch.
The schedule time of the Golden Gate'
special on the Union Pacific is to bo incor
porated in. the time card. At present it is ,
run on special train orders. *
General Trafllo Manager Molten of the
Union Pacific has gone to Denver to look
after trafllu matters in that territory.
The arrival of the pay car of the Chicago ,
St. Paul , Milwaukee & Omaha was the
preat item of Interest yesterday afternoon
to the employes of that company in this city.
William-Roberts , M. D. , P. R. C. P. ,
of the University of London , Enpf.says :
"Passive congestion of the kidneys mav
bo present in which the urine con tain's
not a trace of albumen , while the symp
toms of intense venous conges'tion ,
dropsy , orthopnoca and pulsating jugu
lars nrc present. The urine becomes
scanty , high-colored and dense. " War
ner's Safe Cure has cured thousands of
Ihcso symptoms , often called diseases ,
by putting the kidneys in a healthy con
dition.
_
DEED OF A MISCREANT.
Ho Changes Signal Lights and Causes
n Wreck.
Wednesday evening switch engine 11C9
nnd soveral'box cars on the Union Pacific
were derailed by an open switch , onposlto the
smelting works. The engine tonplcd over and
was badly damaged. Yesterday mornintrtlia ,
wreck was cleared up. There are conflicting
statements concerning the accident. James
McQuadc , the engineer , states that the sig
nal light indicated a clear track and that ho
dlu not discover that the switch was open
until his entino loft the track. After the
wreck occurred , ho says that ho examined
the signal light ana that , it was resting on
only ono projection instead of two as is re
quired. In this way the signal was trans
formed , placing a white or clear light instead
of green us a track indicator. The trainmen
are of the opinion that some Individual trifled
with the signal purposely , knowing that it
would result in a wreck. The matter is being
investigated by the Union Pacific ofllcials.
Soucrud Up.
Peter Hanson , over forty years olu , turned
up in court yesterday on the churgo of
being d run Ic and disorderly. The only pos
session ho had in this world was a pocket
knife.
"So this Is nil you have boon able to save
in forty years of existence , " says the
judgo.
"Yes , your honor , I am a switchman and
cannot save anything. I drink it up with
the boys,1' , was the roply.
The keen gaze of the magistrate was fast
ened on the prisoner a moment , ana ho thus
passed sentence :
"Well , your switch has boon misplaced ,
qud before you bccorao a total wreck' you
MUSTANG
MEXICAN
LINIMENT
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IsSSsrsSwysSL.
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the ' * Mustang" conquers pain ,
Make * MAN or BEAST well again !
had bettor mnko nni effort to switch back
again. That red nosads n danger signal , nnd
ttio time to switch an * la nqw. I will lend
you a holpintr hand.thoiiRh you may not
take It so , nnd switch o'on out Into the street
with the chain gang' to clean lip the streets
for four ilnys. L5y tbnt tlmo you will bo
thoroughly sobered up nnd cnti sco clearer ,
nnd bo In bettor shape to do your work
thereafter. "
Aclvlco to Mothers.
Mrs. Window's Soothing Syrup should al
ways boused for children teething. It soothes
the child , noftcns that gums , allays nil vain ,
cures wind co'ic , and U the best ratuody for
dlarrhoua. 2ocon ts a ! bo ttio.
No Oil Tnii'lc Wnntort ,
George Goddard In in trouble nnd tins no
use for the building inspector's depart
ment or Chief Gnlllgan. Ho wanted
to put n 200-bnrrol oil tank up nt the corner
of Nicholas nud Twenty-second streets , but
Chief Galilean objected bccnuso that portion
of the city is devoted to residence property
only. The chief , however , don't cnro , be
cause ho is Indorsed by nil the property own
ers In the neighborhood.
Absolutely Pure.
This powder never varies. A marvel of purity
Btrenpth nnd wholosomenesi. More economical
than the ordinary kinds , and cannot bo sold in
coincutltloii with tno multitude ? of low cost.
sliortwoiRlitalura or phosphate powders. Sold
only In cans. Uoval linking Powder Co. , l.'i )
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CALIFORNIA !
The Land of Discoveries
CUF.E ( TOT\
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Santa-Abie and Cat-R Cure
For Sale by
Goodman Drug Company.
. BWIFT'S SPECIFIC has cured mo of a
luIlgnantbroaklJiL-outon my leg , which
I caused intolerable pain. Itv.is culled
I Kczemii by the doctors four of > Yh ° 'n
I treated mo 1th no relief. I rdnaldly
I confess that 1 owe my present good
I health to S. S. S. which In my estimation
| Is invaluable an a blood remedy.
Miss JIJI.IA UKWITT ,
2MT N. 10th St. . Bt. Louis , . Mo.
Our baby when two months old was
[ attacked with Scrofula , which fora long
I time destroyed her cyeslsht entirely ,
land caused to despair of tier life. The
I doctors failed to relieve her , ando
IgaveherSwii-T'H SPKCIKIC , which soon
Itired her entirely , aud she Is now halo
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J IlluoJ Diseases ami nuvke to sufferers.
I mailed free. TUB bwirr SPECIFIC Co. ,
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Aslc Tour Retailer for the
JAMES MEANS
$4 SHOE
OK Tin ;
JAMES MEANS
$3 SHOE.
According1 to Your Needs.
JAMES MEANS 84 STTOK
fill lift * unQuyllih , Itflti llkea
( etocUinir , nnd RKQUini ; .S
. ) -
ing norfectly ca y the tint time It
It worn. If will aatliry the moit
tfettUUoni. JA1H1-S MEANS
B hllOK li absolutely Ilia
iy ! Biioo of Iti prlco which
hai ertr been placed ex-
tc&jlTelyon tie market
lawlilch durability
It conildered before
mere out-
\ranl
J. MEANSCO. . . lloton.
Pull line * of thu above abaci for Dale br
Norris & Wilcox
and Geo.S. Miller
MARVELOUS
MEMORY
DISCOVERY.
Only Ocnnlno Hr < tem fMeniory Trnlnlnc.
1'our lluoli * Ijcnmcil lu eua.rcadlnir.
Mludruuderfntf cured.
Bvrry child nnd nilult Brcnlly beneflucd *
anatiodocaiieuU to Curreipondonca Claim.
Pronocctai. with opinion ! of Jlr. AV'iii. A. llnm.
nioiHl , the VrcrW f " " 1 bPocUlitt In Wind f * > V .
Ui"iil 'l rpp il nrTli iiiwoJitl | fi 4tp irebc4.
'i It. J.BI.H'JcUlpr.IML.wluorufUiQClirMlan '
Adraea.lt N.1 , Jlirlmrif | 'rarlar tli boiimtliit.
ilon ? JI iifco Ibion , J uuab J' . Hcujaiuln , * nd
, 207 wnu AYC. , N. Y.
If IfHlD
UII IIK ' ' " ertlncd by 0
7 iicw
I 11 II 1 1 pEaLON-duPRE Meth iicwd.
m * fF Fcuiflur burntv.llluiln.Hd ' 'Gui
mmiHIHHi Ikaltli. " Absolute teener. Varl
celo currd vttlkout pm oropcrBtkoii. AUurcu
Oeilon-Oupro Cllnlquv , iw Truuvfii hi. , Cotton.
Our full line o Spring Overcoats is now rcntly for inspection , comprising the choicest fabrics mid moat cor
rect styles. Our mm is to furnish garmentsperfect in fit nnd workmanship at a rcnscnnblo cost. Our slun ?
windows nrc very attractive tin's week by the display of this line of goods.
Men's Suit Department.
A special offer for this week is a line oC moil's nil wool blue cheviot suck nnd srock suits , inndo from a good-
ordered especially for our trade nud recommended to business men ns n very desirable and perfect fitting suit as
the reasonable expense of $10 per suit. Sacks nnd f robks , all si/ecs.
Our new goods nro coining in every dny. Our stock at present is more complete than nt nny ditto since the
Continental was opened , Tlio sale in our children's department last yonr , was far beyond our expectations , and
by keeping the largest stock ami soiling only first class goods , and at prices that only largo manufacturers can.
offer we expect to double our business this season. Ono o the choicest suits wo have over offered for the piico is
shown this week as a special bargain , a neat brown check in Scotch Cheviot at § 5 per suit. Astes 4 to 1-i.
MONFY ORDERS
J. JL\M/JLil J * J , \ taJL iJLrf JLVfehJ *
All request for spring samples will be filled this week. Send for any article inonr establishment and it wil
be sent you by express and if not satisfactory cm be returned and we will pay all charges. t
OMAHA BOSTON Preeland , Loomis & Co.
NEW YORK
DES MCINES Proprietors ;
Corner Fifteenth and Douglas Streets ,
> prin Overcoats , !
4 Made to Order. 4
4 $20 to $4O. 4
$ NOT SO AT NICOLL'S.f
4 A
Some , think a ina-.le-to-order *
9 overcoat is too costly n luxury. 4
4 Doii'tyou lelieveit ; not so at 4
4 Nicolls. 4
4 $20 or $25 4
4 Will procure made to your or.lcr A
4 an overcoat at once the expres-4
4 sion of Tailor's skill. 4
The choice of fabrics is far I
ahead of past seasons ; new patterns - ?
terns in spring like colow and t
, weaves. . T
f Tlie most tempting things f
we've ever ? een , these coatings A
I " are. , , a
And the prices are reasonable.
$20 , $25 & $30 9
Made to order ; silk-lined through-1
out , or faced with silk. f
They're lit to go with your fin-1
est dress. . . . . f
Plenty of new Spring buituiRS J
and Trouserings to choose ti om. T
TAILOR
1409 Douglas Street , Omaba ,
FLORIDA LANDS
. For Sale or Trade.
Iloslilcnce property , orange grot en , town lots ,
and dcslrablo unimproved Inuda Biiltiiblo for
winter homes , for Bole or to trmle for western
nipioved farm lauds. Correspondence solicited
L .0. GARRETT.
Orlando , Florida.
Wyoming Oil Lands
LOCATED ,
And all nccesuury pajxjra title J ,
W , E , HAWLEY , Civil Engineer ,
OASPKH. Wyo.or OMAHA , NKIMASICA
DRUNKENNESS
C.tbe I.lauor Habit. I'oilllvelr Cored
br Aanilnliterlna Dr. flattie * '
Qolden Mpeclflc.
It con be plven na cup of coffee or lu artl-
cles of fooil , ttltliouttliiiknouledBOof tlie pa.
lent ; It 1 absolutely liannleus , jind Mill ef.
fctt a permanent umlHpeedycuie. wliatlicr tlio
pntlent In a moderate drinker or nn alcohol
Week. IT NKVKIt YMIM. Over IOO.OOO
druukardii liave been made temperate men \ \ limo > >
) m\o tiiWfii Golden Upeclnc In their toin-o ultli'
out tlielr kno ledge , und today bullero they
mitt drlnkliu ; of thela owiiHfoord. U ) > ujo
book of particulars froo. Kulm & Co , nRcnt.H
IStli and DouulanMH , lull and C'tunlnt : clrnvtii ,
Omahu. Nob. ; Coundl Hlutr * . Jo\\u : At'ents A.
I ) , rosteri. Ilio.
ort rur J.
uptrlcucc. P > Knifelivoli
CANCER Frcr. l.l > .UtMItllir.L , .D.
IVl WHbMb Av.Ckl c , IU.
"In the Pprlnc ayonng man's fancy lightly turns
to thoughts of lore. "
Hut comfort nnd nppcnranccsliouM not ho for
gotten. VVhrthcr mnrrled orsliiKlo. i > cuntloniun
aliMivs wants tu lin well ilrc 9cil. A spring over-
lOiitH nncurlniiurtlclo ot dress to uvury mini ,
mill sou nhoulil inspect our stork. Von will bo
euro to tliul inimethliiR rntiif lictory hoth lu quality
niiil nrlcr , which runeo from t J to SJU.
OMAHA
MEDICALa SURGICAL INSTITUTE
N , W. Cor. 13th & Dodffo Sts.
ron THE TIIKATMENT OC M.1 <
Applltraco : for Doforaltio : and Trusso : .
licit fncllltlca , nppnratu * nnd rcmeillu > for tucceti
ful trcntrai'nt of orerjr form ot dlsonso requlrlni
Medical or Surgical Treatment.
FIFTY ROOMS FOR PATIENTS.
Hoard and Attendance ! beat lioapltnl ncconnuoJa-
tlonilD the wet ,
WHITK roiiCiiiciif.Anson DeformItloi nnd llrncoi ,
Trunei , Tluli C < ot , Curraturo uf the tinlnu , I'llei ,
Tumors , Canoar , Cntarrh. Mroncliltli , innxlatlon ,
Blcctrlclljr. 1'arol/ili , Kpllepsr , Klrtnojr , llladrtor ,
Eye , Kar , Bkln and lllood , and all Bumlcal opiratloni
Diseases of Woman a Specialty.
HOOK ON DISEASES OF WOMEN KltEE.
ONLY RELIABLE MEDICAL INSTITUTE
UAU1NO A 8lrCIAITV Or
PRIVATE DISEASES.
All lllood Dlteaieiiuceeiifullr trentod. Brplilllllc
I'oltoii removed from tbo tttlarn without raurcurr.
Nuir reiterative treatment for lots of UtM IMwer.
{ eriont unable to riilt u > may be treated at liiime bjr
correiDondence. All communication ! conndtntlul ,
Uotllcloei or Initruraenta tent br mall or exprimi ,
1-'iralj ' packed , no markt to Indicate conteuti or
coder. Ono panooal Interview preferred. Call and
coniulttu or lend hltturjrot jour cme , nud w will
nd In plain wrapper , our
BOOK TO MEN , FREEI
Cpon Private. Hpeclal or Nerroui IJlieatot , Iraprv
Uncr > Hrpblll > , uTeet anil Varlcocelo , wltu qucition
lilt. AdarcK
OfiiaJia Medical nnd Surgical Institute , or
DR. McMENAaiY ,
dor , 13th and Dodge SU. , - - OMAHA , NISI ! .
STATE LINE.
To Glasgow , Belfast , Dublin
and Liverpool ,
VnitK KvKiivTlililtSiUVi
Cabin pansiige tfi nnd KO accoidlns to lo-ja
tUm of stateroom. K\ctirslimtii. " ) to * JO.
Stetfiau-o Uiandfriim Knront * at Ix eiit Itutcfl ,
AUSTIN IIALDW1N f CO. ( lenfinl Aj.'iinta.
Kl lltuadnur , New voik ,
John Jllcgan , Ociieriil Westvrn At'i-nt , 101 Kan'
dulpli bt. . CiUluu' " . llatry } ' Mootos
JI ,
tul all lirlnarv tronble/i olly.
ly and naf ly < .urci ) byDOm'l'UA ' Oii
Sourul I.JAV * cm eil In savun d.tvx. HeM
i > er liox , all di tiKuJitts , or by mall from HDL-
uraMfu Co. JIJ WltTloSJ. N.I' . lfiilldli'ici.iu. |
PEERLESS DYES
Has Moyor-Establlsnsd ISSS-Adolph Mojar
Max Meyer
&Bro. ,
SIXTEENTH AND FARNAM STREETS ,
General Ag"iit § Tor
STEINWAY ,
CHICKERING ,
KNABE ,
VOSE & SONS ,
BEHR BROS , ,
and JAS , W , STARR
P-I-A-N-O-S
Story & .ClarK and Shoninser-Bcll Organs
SPECIAL I'lUOKS AND TIUtMS.
Write for Catalogue
NUHVOUS , CJIIIONIO nm ! 1'IIIVATi : DISHASE3 Of
MKN anil WUMUN BUccOMfulIr trcnloJ.
YOUNG MEN
Sntrorlnu from Din efforts of youthful follies or Indli
crullunn , or nru troubled wllli Weakness , ftorvoQ *
Debility , lx > s of Memoir. Dotponilencr , Avrrnlon to
hodcty , Klilnoy Troulili-s or unr dl uiiuof Ilio Oenl *
to-Urimiry Ornniix , imi lioro line ! a. mifo iiiul ipoody
euro. Cliuritcft runnoimblo , oxi'iclnlly ' to tlio poor.
MIDDLE-AGED * MEN
,
'Jliari'Hri ) nian
iintolllio cituau. wlikli M tlio'cciml nMiai unc'in-
mil wi'ukiH'ss. 'I hu doctor will Kimrniilouii perfect
euro In all xutli tii os.iind n lioiillhy rcilorntlon or
HIOKI nllo nrlniir ) ' ormins. ConiiiiltHtluri friw. Hond
Viunt Hliiinplor "Viniiiir Mruitt I'rltnJ.ur Uuldoto
Wedlock , " frcu lo atl , A IdrcM
DR , . SPINNEY & CO.
Main and l tb St. , Kansas City , Mo.
Jr-.Monlloii tlili pupor.
of Trees !
ConslBtlnc of I'mlt Trees , Bm.ill I'nilti , ( Jrapo
Vines , Ornamental Trees and hMrnbi , IJvcr-
feTecns , HoseB , ttc. , together wHlialiirjio asiort"
mentof Tiees and Seeds for planting
Timber Claims.
LOW PRICES AND CHOICE STOCK.
I'acllltlca unHiirDassod. AVrlto for wholosata
and retail lists. Address ,
D. S. LAKE , Proprlotoi- ,
IOWA.
The"Lion" M Pfessura Hose
Tlio Bent l tlio
FOR SALE
iiy TUB
iFollowhiEPliiiiita
Husscy & Day Co. .
( M. A , JYee ,
( iriilmnt Park ,
I J. Jt IfMiilglmu ,
J. L. Wclsliaiis ,
I J. It , Itaniuclc ,
S. I. Jlorrlhoa ,
I Jlnso XIlalfp ,
pluinbern
tliftutt ,
'l'liapn : < viire iinraiice ( Imp' uloil In tlio
fit iiw c > v < ir Is b protoUtJ.l ' ' lUu tor.niium
i t rnnraon hot * .