Nebraska Newspapers

    8 TKB OMAHA DAILY BE3B ; SATURDAY MARCH 30 ; 18S9.
THECITY.
_
The winter term of the schools ended
yesterday , nnd vacation commenced
instlnf ? a wocki
Henry Swab wns arrested last nlfnt ?
by Officer Shields for the larceny of
coal from a Union Pacific car In the
Brands.
The remains of Roger Donaghuo , who
tiled Thursday , wore shipped to Batavia ,
N. YM yesterday afternoon. The fun
eral will occur Sunday morning.
The coses against Foley , Hartley and
Schultz , charged with soiling liquor
after midnight , were dlBinissod by
Judge Berlta yostorduy afternoon.
Mrs. 0. N. Kemp writes from Balti
more , Md. , Inquiring for her sovontcon-
yonr-old boy who ran away from homo is
uollovod to have headed for Omaha.
Charley Wheeler , a juvenile descend
ant of Hnm , was found by the police
Thursday night and returned ycator-
day to his parents on Pacific street.
Mary Luchs , an insane woman who
has boon con lined in the county jail for
the past week , was taken to the asylum
tit Lincoln yesterday by Jailor Miller.
Mrs. Watson , a German woman living
nt the corner of Nineteenth anil Harnoy
streets , swore out a warrant in police
court yesterday , charging a neighbor ,
Mrs. Beatle , with having assaulted hor.
An ofllcial of the Western Union Tel
egraph company said yesterday that on
the 1st proximo his corporation will put
into effect a now schedule , reducing the
rates from 15 to 25 per cent on all busi
ness.
ness.Onicor
Onicor Burr reports that the gas
lamp at Twenty-sixth and Podgo lias
not boon lighted for several nights.
Also that one of the electric lights on
the High school grounds goes out every
night.
Mrs. George P. Parish of Council
Bluffs was in the city Thursday looking
for her husband , who , she claims , has
eloped with a woman of easy virtue.
Slio visited the various hotels , but could
not find her erring lord.
George II. Ilagon fools deeply grieved
over the uublication of the police court
charges against him IIB a passer of
forged chocks , no claims to nail from
Ulysses , and says his arrest was plainly
_ n case of mistaken identity.
Prank McCarthy got drunk on ginger
ale yesterday and was arrested. Ho
inndo a reputation for himself as the
nolsost man over confined In the city
jail. Ho styles himself "tho Ohio
Terror. " A member of the Ohio club
' who saw him says that ho has the Ken
tucky birth mark.
Personal I'nrasrnptiH.
J. P. Minor , St. Paul , is at the Murray.
A. L. Dcnno , Chicago , Is at the Murray.
A. M. Castle , Chicago , Is at the Poxton.
T. C. White , St. Louis , Is at the Paxton.
E. H. Fawcott , Lincoln , is at the Mlllard.
J. H. Sowall , of Chicago , is at the Mlllnrd.
J. A. Hughes , of St. Louis , is at the Pax-
ton.
CJoo M. Scott , Grcoloy , Colo. , is at the Mur
ray.
Henry Flcsch , Now York , is at the Mur
ray.
ray.H.
H. C. A.ylesworth , Chicago , is a Mlllard
guest.
C. R. Matson , Albllcno , Kan. , is at the
Murray.
S. F. Brldowell , Tcrro Haute , is at the
Miltard.
Charles A. Pf oiffcr , of St. Joseph , is a Pax
ton guest.
J. E. Wright , Milwaukee , is registered at
the Murray.
J. W. Bell has gone to points in the south
for nis health.
Albert Howell , Jr. , and wife , Atlanta , Ga. ,
nro at the Paxton.
Ex-Governor J. L. Pcnnington , of Dakota ,
is In the city , accompanied by his daughter ,
Miss Mollie Pcnnington.
Major Peter > . Vroora , inspector general
of the department of the Platte , arrived yes
terday to succeed Colonel Hall.
Mr. J. Oberfolder , a prominent merchant
of Sidney , Nob. , accompanied by his family ,
spent a few hours in Omahn yesterday on
his return from an extended eastern trip.
At the Darker A. H. Burdlek , wife and
daughter. Davenport ; AV. O. Jordan , Des
Moincs ; C. K. Burncll , Des Molncs ; L. 1C.
Hornady , Now York , W. W. Webster , Mus-
catino.
The sick room nt the Millard is at present
occupied by a popular theatrical manager.
it * Mr. Mare Klaw , Fanny Davenport's pilot , is
whillng away the weary hours nursing a case
of mumps.
Judge Dundy , Elmer Frank , clerk of the
United States court , and General Solicitor
Hawley loft yesterday morning on n bear
hunt. The party wont over the Elkhorn
road in General Manager Burl's nrivato car.
RcDortcrs l-Jxcludptl.
Labor Assembly 8914 hold a meeting in its
hall at 1310 Douglas street last night The
meeting was open to all members of the 1C.
of L. , but reporters were excluded.
A Church Social.
A pleasant solrco was given in the parlors
of the First Presbyterian church Thursday
night. Vocal music was the chief attraction.
Miss L. V. Anderson recited selections from
Tennyson. The attendance was largo.
A Confidence Jtlnn Bnlkoil.
A follow giving" the name of Fred Hagey
was arrested for attempting to work n confi
dence Kruno on Sam Grover , a cattle dealer
from Oregon , Grover had nearly $1,000 on
his person , but the crook failed to get any
of It.
Struck by n 1'in.
Dan Shandy , while coupling cars in the
Union Paclllo yards Thursday , was struck
with a coupling pin and badly injured about
the face. The pin was in some way thrown
from the socttot by the bumpers when they
came in contact.
lllUglllClltR.
A. C. Ralph was arrested on the chcrgo of
being u procurer for a bawdy liouso. Ho
was cleared of this charge , but paid a flue
of $7 60 for carrying concealed weapons.
Judiro Borka charged John McDonald $7.50
for stealing a sack of rugs.
To Tnko Gluirgo Monday.
Vice President Swobo , of the Pacific Hotel
company ; has completed the inventory of the
stock , and the rntii-o plant will bo turned
over to the Union Paclllo on Monday. Swobo
will enter upon his duties us superintendent
In a few days. The property is invoiced at
nearly $2b5,000. _
Olnccno literature.
1'rank Morton , of Thirteenth and Chicago
trcots , waa arrested yesterday on the charge
of sending obscene and Indecent letters
through the molls. The letter was posted to
II , Wcstphal , Morton was arranged before
United States Commissioner Anderson and
wab held In the sum of fSOO.
Fugitives From the Reform School.
The chief of police has received notice
from the superintendent of the reform school
at Kearney to look out for nnd arrest six
cscupoil Inmates from that Institution , The
boys are dronscd iu blue urav uniforms and a
reward of | 10 Is offered for every ono ar-
seated.
Hnv. SavlclKO Speaks.
Thursday nlpht Rev , Dr. Savldge , now of
Grand Island , delivered a lecture In thoSaw-
ard street M. E. church In this city on the
subject , "Grace , Grit and Gumption , " In tlio
Interest of the Ladles' aid society. The lec
ture was Interesting and pointed and was
listened to by a largo and intelligent
audience. /
Grieving for misfortune is adding gall
to wormwood. Grieving will not renew
your thinning hair , but
Warner's Log Cubln Hair Tonio
willjnuka it coin.0 i.n thick and glossy.
A splendid hair dressing. Try it.
BIDS FOU PAV1NQ.
Different Contractor * ITcnohlnR After
the City's Work.
Bids for the various kinds , of street pavintf
to bo used during the coming year wcro
opened by the board of public works yester
day afternoon. All of the contractors of the
city and several from other places were
present , cither directly or Indirectly Inter
ested in the matter. There were fifteen
bidders , whoso offers wcro ns follows :
J.C. ucgan & Co. Cedar blocks on cypress
ilia sand plank , 81.47 ; cedar blocks on notn-
ock or pine plank , SM3 ; cedar blocks on
oncroto , (1.80 ; rod cedar on sapless sand
md plank , $1.03 ; red cednr on concrete ,
:3.33 : ; cypress on sand and plank , $1.89 ;
typress on concrete , $1.79 ; alleys 80 per
'ard higher.
fi. E. Nnglo & Co. . specifications , 1837-8
ed fir on sand and plank , $1.45 ; cedar on
soncrcto , $1.72 s cypress on sand pliink ,
' 1.15 ; cypress on concrete , $1.72 ;
pcalflcatlons 1889 : Cedar onsand and plonk ,
1.45 ; cedar on concrete , $1.80 ; cypress on
and and plank , $1.45 ; cypress on concrete ,
1.60.
Andrew Jaicks Ccdnr blocks on sand ana
ilonk , $1.75 : on concrete , ? 2.10 ; alleys , on
sand and plunk , $1.85 : alloys on concrete ,
# .23.
Sopor , Wells & Co. Sioux Falls granite on
and , S'JBl ; Colorado sandstone on sand ,
,3.M ; cedar block on sand and plank , $1. U ;
concrete on sand and plank , $1.79 ; cypress
on sand nnd plank , S1.47 ; cypress oil con
crete , S2.35.
Kansas Paving nnd Construction Company
of Kansas City , Kan. Cedar blocks , $1.57 ,
on eand and plank ; on concrete , SI.70 ;
cypress blocks , on sand , S1.C2 ; on concrete ,
$1.81. Alloys Cedar block , on sand and
plank , $1.57 ; on concrete , $1.74 ; cypress , on
sand and plank , $1.02 ; on concrete , $1.81.
Hugh Murphy Sioux Falls granite , $3.45 ;
Colorado sandstone , on sand , $2.40 ; Wood
ruff , Kan. , sundstono , on sand , $2.30 ; cedar
blocks , on sand , J-1.74 ; on concrete , $1.93 ;
cypress block , $1.94 ; on sand , $1.03. Alleys
granite , ? 2.03 ; sandstone. $ J.01 ; Woodruff ,
$2.5J. - > .
J. G. and D. S. McBean Cedar blocks ,
$1.03 , on sand nnd plank ; on concrete , $1.07.
Nebraska Paving Company Brick , on
sand , $1.78 ; on sand , top course vitrified ,
$1.90 ; cedar blocks , on concrete. 52.10 ;
cypress , on concrete , § 2.05 ; vitrifled brick , on
concrete , $3.22.
James Fox & Co. Sioux Falls granite on
sand. $2.74 ; Colorado sandstone on sand ,
$2.73 ; Woodruff sandstone , $2.47 ; cedar
blocits on sand , $2,03 ; concrete , $2,27 ; cypress
onsand , $2.84 ; vltrilied brick on concrete ,
$2.84. Allovs-Gronlto , $2.81 ; Colorado
sandstone , $2.83 : Woodruff sandstone , $2.53 ;
brick pavement on Gulesburg plan for $2.35
per square yard.
J. E. Hiloy & Co. On IbSO. specification ,
Sioux Foils granite on sand , S2.3SK : Colorado
rado sandstone on sand , $2.USi ! Woodruff
sandstone , $2.30' ; cedar blocks on plank ,
51.49 ; on concrete , SI.78 } : cypress blocks ,
tlfti ; on concrete , 6L.63W. ' Alloys Grunite ,
$2.47 ; Colorado , $2.47K' ? Woodruff , $2.40 :
vitrilled brick In concrete , $2.05 square yard
on concrete ; on sand , $ l.bO.
J. E. liiley also put in n bid under speclflca-
lens of 18S7 with deduction from above bid
of 10 cents.
Barber Asphalt company Trinidad sheet
aspholtum $2.93 standard spcclficiitions form
A : form B $2.03 ; form C $2.48.
William Forrest Sioux Falls granite on
sand , $2.30 ; cedar blocks on sand and plank ,
$1.50 ; alleys , $1.50 ; on concrete , $1 95 ; alloys ,
$1.95 ; nil streets in cypress on concrete , $1.45
and $1.90.
R. F. Con way , Chicago Sioux Falls gran-
to on sand , $2.79 ; cedar blocks on broken
stone nnd sand , $1.75 ; ccdnr blocks with
three gallons of tar , $1.04 ; on san'd and
plank nnd on concrete , $1.83 ; cedar blocks In
two gallons of tar , $1.73 ; alloys , cedar block
on broken stone , $1.79 ; cedar on sand , three
gallons of tar , $1.09 ; on concrete , $1.88 ; cedar
blocks , two gallons of tar , $1.78.
J. B. Smith & Co. Cedar blocks on sand
nnd plank or on sand and stone , $1.C3 ; on
concrete , $1.87 ; cypress block , $1.03 ; on con-
jrete , $1.92 ; alleys 10 cents higher.
Mr. Forcstal is lowest on Sioux Falls gran
ite ; Riley on Colorado sandstone ; Murphy
on Woodruff ( ICnn. ) sandstone ; Hlley is low
est on wooden pavement , except in cypress ,
Nauglo being lowest on that.
" 1 have used St * . Patrick's pills , " says
r. J. Reynolds , of Maylield , Ky. . "and
pronounce them superior to any I have
over before used. I do not hesitate to
recommend them , knowing them to be
reliable. " They are thorough , yet
gentle in their action and leave the
system in splendid condition. As a
cathartic , or for disorders of the liver ,
St. Patrick's pills have no equal. Sola
by all druggists.
THE DRIDGK OF SIGHS.
It May Be Found In the Eleventh
Street Viaduct.
The condition of the Eleventh street via
duct is such as to demand immediate atten
tion at the hands of the board of pubho
works or there will bo a calamity there before -
fore long which will send a thrill of horror
through the city. The bridge officer , Lee
Frost , has on three different occasions re
ported the danger to headquarters , and a
couolo of weeks since- the scene was visited
by Mr. Balcombo of the board of public
works. The subject was dismissed with the
assertion that it amounted to nothing more
than the natural expansion of the iron work of
the structure. The viaduct was visited by a
Bin : reporter , this morning. At the north
cud of the first trestle there were found sev
eral openings extending clear across the
structure , while the heavy Iron plating
beneath is badly displaced. The iron rods of
the railing are pulled out to the extent of
four inches or more , and retain at present
but the smallest kind of leverage The ofll-
ccr says ho Is keeping a close watch on this
point , and ilnds that the displacement of the
plates and Iron ] olsts increases daily , as
does also the pulling out of the rods. The
theory of contraction nnd expansion will not
hold good iu this Instance , and some day
some heavy , passing vehicle will give just
the right vibration required to the structure ,
and thcro will be a disastrous crash. In the
morning the ilssurcs extending across the
bridge are wldn open and give a good idea of
the existing danger. During the day these
cracks fill up with dirt and dust aud do not
Impress the observer ns forcibly as they do
curlier In the day.
The bridge officer is in a constant state of
apprehension , aud is urgent in his appeals
for an immediate and thorough investigation
by competent authority.
Grass , garden and Hold oeds. Win.
Siovors & Co. , 10th and California.
nosis AT IJA'KGK.
The Pert YOUIIB Woman Will Not
Ijlvo on the County.
Rose Androson , it seems , Is not In the
county Jail , nor has she bean since lust Tues
day evening , when , on returning at a late
hour from down town , Sheriff Coburn ro-
fuscd to provide her , as she demanded , with
an extra uupper. Miss Andrcson was sim
ply permitted , after her recent trial , to re
main in the Jail , bccauHO she was loft penni
less , had no place to go. and
begged for protection. Sheriff Co-
burn kept her there at his
own expense. She was permitted to visit
Miss Blechlor , "and went down town after
fruit and other things for her , but no thought
of coaching the girl to bo an expert witness
In the trial has over been entertained , The
lawyers on bath sides have already briefed
the evidence they expect to offer. They are
all hard nt work getting ready fur the trial
which commences next Tuesday. Judge
GrolT is saving himself as much as possible
so as to be In good condition for the ordeal.
Ho refuses to take up anv Bulls that would
bo likely to continue beyond the du.y set for
Miss Bieehler's trial.
A 60 cent bottle of Dr. Bigolow's
Positive Cure will promptly and thor
oughly euro the worst ease of recent
coujjh , cold or throat or lung trouble.
Buy the dollur bottle for chronic cases.
Pleasant to tako. Goodman Drug Co.
life Damage ? .
County AttornoyMahony returned ycstedav
from Lararalo , where ho prosecuted a suit
for damages on behalf of Edward Jarvio and
A. Finluudcr ngamst the Union Pacific rojid.
Three years ago Jarvio had the lower partjof
his right log crushed whllo working forvJho
couipauy Iu Its coal mine. Ho was taken ; to
Denver. The hospital surgeon experimented
on him for thirteen months , and finally had
to out the limb off. Then ho came to Omaha
and the company furnished him with n
wooden log. The trial lasted about throe
days , nnd in twenty minutes after retiring
the Jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff ,
and assessed his damages at $12,500.
.
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. "Can't oat a thing. " Hood's Sarsaparilla -
parilla is n wonderful medicine for
creating an appetite , regulating diges
tion , and giving strength.
Dorsertod Her Mother.
Mrs. P. H. Chambers , who came from
Wyoming in search of her husband , found
him at work nt Manger's Vienna cafe on
Fa main street. Ho told her the reason ho
had loft her was because of her meddlesome
mother. Ho could not live in the srtmo town
with hor. If hU wlfo was willing to give up
her mother ho was willing to llvo with hor.
The wlfo accepted the proposition.
A New Train.
The connecting link between Ne
braska and Kansas has just boon placed
in service by the Union Pacific railway.
This train loaves Council Bluffs dally at
1:45 : a. in. ; leaves Omaha at 6:05 : a. m. ,
.md 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 nnd Colorado west
bound , and for Topeka , Lawrence , Kan-
ias City and points east and south via
Jtansns City. Returning , train loaves
Manhattan at 2:23 : p. m. ; arriving at
Beatrice at 0:23 : p. in. , Lincoln at 7:60 :
p. in. , and Omaha at 11:20 : p. in. , Coun
cil Bluffs 11:10 : p. m. , making direct
connection with Kansas division trains
_ rom Kansas City , Lawrence , Topeka
and the cast , nnd from Denver , Salina ,
Abolino and all points west , 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
"atost pattern. The now train will fill
v long felt want , nnd is bound to bo
popular.
_ v
Coliseum Race To-Niulit.
Thcro will evidently bo a largo crowd nt
ho .Coliseum to-night to witness the
great race between W. F. Knnpp and Jack
.Cincman and Mons. Mnrdts , It Is five mile
iiandicap for $50 a side : Knnpp to ride
five miles nnd five lous whllo
[ Clneman and Mnrdls travel five
nlles. It will bo a race for blood , nnd ono of
ho hottest nnd closest over contested on this
.mpulnr cours.o. In addition to this premier
event , a big programme , consisting of nmu-
tour ruccs , running , etc. , ban been arranged ,
ind doubtless the evening will bo one of
much enjoyment.
To err is human , but you make no
mistake if you use Dr. Jones' Red
lover Tonio for dyspepsia , costiveness ,
bad breath , piles , pimples , npjuo and
malaria , poor appetite , low spirits , or
diseases of. the kiduovs , stomach nnd
"Ivor. 60 cents. Goodman Drug Co.
Barr & Co.'s Success.
A statement was made in ono of the local
papers this morning to the effect that Barr
& Co. , dry goods dealers , would withdraw
from Onuilm and return to St. Louis. A re-
liortor called nt the establishment and asked
f the reuort was trite. The atory was emphatically
"
phatically denied by the "management , who
say that they are very well satisfied with
Omaha nnd the business they are doing hero.
THE VERY BEST
For Stablemen and Stockmen
Xbo Greatest Remedy Knovrn for none
and Cattle Dlsousci.
AT Dnrooisw AND DCAI.F.IH.
THE CHARLES A. VOCELER CO. . BalUtncre. U J.
NPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION
OVEU A MlI/MON DlSTKIHimSDl
Louisiana State Lottery Company ,
Incorporated by the legislature In 1803 , for
Educational mid Charitable purposes , aud Its
franchise ma-lo a part of the present State Con
stitution , In 1B7U , by an overwhelming popular
voto.
Its JIAMMOTII DKAWINOS take place SemiAnnually -
Annually ( June and Docsmbor ) and Its G It AND
SINGLE NUMUEIl DRAWINGS take place In
each of the other ton months of the year , and
nre all drawn In public , at the Academy or
Music , Now Orle.inB. La.
FAMED FOR TWENTY YEARS ,
For Integrity of lls Drawings , and Prompt
Payment of Prizes.
A.TTI STED AS FOLLOWS :
"We do hereby certify that wo suporvlsflt-
arrangements for nil the .Monthly and Soml-An
nual Drawings of The Louisiana State Lottery
Company , aud In person munuga'anl control
the. Drawings themselves , und that tne batno
aie conducted with honesty. fnlrnesj , und In
good faith toward nil parties , and we authorize
the company to use this cartlllcato , ' ? Uh fao-
tlmllcs of oua signatures attached. In Us adver
siieinenta'
COMMI68IONB11S.
Wo. the undersigned Hanks and Hankers , will
all Prizes drawn In The LouUlnna Ftato
Eay
ottorlos which may bo presented at our coun
ters.
Jl. M. WALMSLEY. Pros. Louisiana Nat. Hunk.
PiKKUN LANAUX. 1'res. Htutu Nut'l Hank.
A. IlAhDWIN. Pros. Now Orleans Nnt'l Hank.
CAUL 1COHN , I'ros. Union National llank.
GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING ,
At tlio Aandamy or Miirflc , N'cw Or
leans , TucHclny , April 10 ,
CAPITAL PRIZE , $300,000.
100,000 Tickets at Twentj Dollars eaok
Halves , $10 ; Quarters , $5 ; Tenths , $2 ; Twen
tieths , $1.
1 PIUZB OP (303,000 Is . JX ,003
1 PRI7.H OF IGO.OdOlH . . . . . . . 103,000
1 PH1/.U 01' WVJOJis . fiO (
1 IMHS5B OK S5OUJIfl . 2fun
8 PIII/.KS OP HMXMme . 2000U
5 PHI/KS oi' nunaro . . . , . . iaixw (
25 I'KIZKS OP l.OdOnro . Ki.UJ
100 PKI/ES OP WXJaro . ; &O.UX )
200 PRIZES OP JlOOaro . . . . . 00,000
WX ) PRIZES OP Wnro . 100,000
API'ltOXlMATJON 1'JIUES.
100 Prizes of two are . J.W.OOO
lOOP/lzesof HOOare . JW.OW
100 Prizes of a are . , . SM.OJO
TKUMINAI , J'III/IH. :
000 Prlzesof JIUOuro , , . . , . . . . . . . JO ! > , M
IWOPrlzosof lOOaro , . , . W.'JJO
8,134 Prizes , amounting to . . . , . $ 'lfljl,8j6
NOTE.-TU keti UrawliK/iiioil'r Cupllo nre not eu-
il to termi .
jr-touci.uii HATISI , or nor further Information
dedroil , wrlto Ifulbly to thu umlcretgned , clearly
BtiUlrmyourrosUIonrc , wltliHtntu , ( ' .
Number. Moro riipld return mull ilcllvorj- will lit ) HV
kurctl t > T your euclojlntf an iiclu > lnu bearlnic your
lull Hrtdri ) .
benJ TOSTAIi NOTES , Kxpreu Moner Or.lcn , or
Now Vork Hiclmnuj In ordlmiry letter. Currency by
u ( at our uxiunie ) m ! < lrc ul
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Or M. A. DAUPHIN. ' '
Wnililntitau , pa _
Address Regisferif Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL HANK ,
New Orleans , La.
IlVlOim NATIONAL IIANKH of New Orlotn * . iiml
the ticket ! uru iluno4 by the I'roildrnl or nti InHllu-
tlun wlioio chartered rlgliU am rocovulteil In the
liliEhotcourKi therefore , bontruof all luiHatlun or
nuoimnous ULIICUIO * " . . . . .
ONK UUI.LAU K the price or the smallest part or
fraction of a ticket IbfiUKIl UV tli } In unr dniwlnir.
j\nytbiuilii uuruumu oDcrua lor leu thuu a Uollur ,
it it tnlaill * .
Absolutely Pure.
This powdnr never varies. A ninrvol of purity
strength \vliolc3omeue3S. . Mora economical
tlmn thn ordinary Kinds , nntl cnnnot bo sold In
competition with the multitudes of low cost ,
shorlwelqht alum or phoapnnto powders. Bold
only In cnn * . lloyal linking 1'owder Co. , 120
M'nll street Now York.
ESTABLISHED issi < iao So.
Tlio Regular Old-Established
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
It ttl'.l ' Treating with the Grcateit
SKILL and SUCCESS
Chronic , feons an § Private Diseases ,
AS-NERVOUS DEBILITY , Loit Manhood ,
Folllnc Memory , Exhausting Drains , Terrible
Dreams , Head and Back Ache nnd all the effect ]
kadlnn to early dccuy an J petlups Consumption oi
Insanity , treated scientifically by new methods with
ne > erfAitin itucctss.
JKf SYPHILIS and all bad Blood and Skin Dis
eases permanently cured.
AS-KIDNEYand URINARYc-nnphntiGleet ! ,
Gonorrhoea , Strlctu re , Varlcocele and all diseases
of the Qeotto-Urinary Organs cured promptly without
Injury 10 Stomach , Kidneys or o'JierOrgans.
X99 * No experiments. Age and experience lm
portent. Consultation free and sacred.
.03-Send 4 cents pcsUgc Tor Celebrated Works on
Chronic , Nervous and Delicate Disuses.
ttf Those contemplating Mairiage send for Dr.
Clarke's celebrated guide Male and Female , each
IS cents , both 3 $ cents ( stamps ) . Consult the old
Doctor. A friendly letter rtrcallmay save future suffer-
Inc nnd shame , and add golden yean to life. * jJ-Hoolt
"Life's ( Secret ) Errors , " jo cents ( stamps ) . Medicine
and writings sent everywhere , secure from exposure.
Hours , 8 to 8. Sundays 9 to . Address
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(86 ( So. Clark St. . CHICAGO , ILL.
Room 03 Traders' Bulletin ; ; ,
QHBGAGO.
florcrcccoa Mctronolltnn Natlonu ! Ranic.
U. U. Dun & Uo. Mho lirnrtitxcct Q
GENTS'
WITH
No 4
, SFIIIAL
APPLIAKGE
ATTACHED ,
Dr. Ovfl
Ing diseases
Sclaticn. V
Pleeaso , I'll
tivoness , Kl
diseases cnt
KxhniiEtloii
World to pi
can bo mi
Suspensory
the Elect
. . = s' Front View. l.lectro-Unl Greatest
.wants tlio IjCBt.unil tills ho will flnil tlio On en tc
Guarantee Bolt , which Contains Two
aho Owen Keltis not r Chain. Wtro or Volti
by niiy ono bcfora U Is applied to the body , nn
now ottered for salo. To eliow the Eutlro Co
days' trial , and If It does not Prove to bo or c
oi 123 pases written by a phjslcmn of over 40
without tlio aid of a physician or the use ot medl
waslo your money on belts patented years ago.
and 11 the belt is not adapted to their case they i
The OWEN ELI
The TYI.EB SYSTEM of BANK COUNTERS
Cannot bo EscelM. They are Elegant in Design and
very Low In Price. Alto , Court House Furniture , and
Borne 400 Otrles of 03ic Dtsk > , Clmlrs , Tables , Etc ,
100 Page Illustrated Catalogue 1'ree. l'otago 7 Cts.
7YI.ER DESK GOSt , Louis , Mo , , U.S.A.
toarfiu'poibMusic llookvprintcd on llnopa-
_ J ) Per from full- lied nuulo plttex , for 82.OO ,
/
* B/or S3.BII prcpild. STANDARD PfANQT
ALBUM ZSOpaRi'iiof clioicoKcms from celebrated
composer * , such s iloiil-oftU. Miarumka , i/wf.
) / r , > ni'it. inl/MM.and fnlMlltr. STAND-
ARP hAHOE ALBXjM-aiapSKBjnTtho tnojt
populardincomuelaand uurchea. STANDARD
GEMS HO pago-i tit bunga and lialUUH , pi :
companlments. and 110 pp. of variations. transcrip
tions oprra arrangements , etc. for piano. STAND
ARD SONG ALBUM-SSUPP. of rn nd lial.
fadV irtirpra'iio'a ocmpahiraci.'ti'telected from th
J&A2ntf # CE7VWlL ,
ILLUSIRATED lo Colsrs. I'riceof each Look BOO. ,
orUcU I LYON & HEALY , Publlaheru ,
prepaid. I gtatoA Monroe Sts. Chlcano.
Roinarknblc for powerful sympathetic
tone , pliable action and absolute dura
bility ; 30 years' record the best guaran
tee of the excellence of these instru
ments.
WOODBRIDGEBROS.
EASTER
TRUST FUNDS
A large amount of money to loan on Im
proved real estate In the city of Omaha. Ulicao
funds will bo distributed la sums to suit , but
large loans are preferred. Applications may be
inuJeto
E , S ,
J'lrst National Hank Ilulldlnir. lloprescntlns
DREXEL & MAUL ,
( Successors to John C , Jacobs. )
Undertakers and Embalmer
At theold stand HOI J'arnara St. OnleH Uy
t.U't'rftpn solicited and promptly attended.
elcphone to No. S3 ,
Nebraska Clothin
NEW DEPARTMENT ,
Saturday morning we will open our now Shoa Department. It is looafcocl 0:1 : the soo-
end floor of the now addition , aud you will find there the largest aud boat assorted stook
of Men's Shoes in the city. We will take occasion hero to remark that it is our intention
to lead the retail'Men's shoe trade of Omaha just as wo do the Clothing , Furnishing and
Hat trade. The introduction of our popular prices produced a revolution in the clothing
trade , and -we propose to accomplish the same in the shoe trade , by giving at all times
The Best Shoes for tlie Least Money.
In buying shoes you have to rely more upon the house that sells them to you than upon
your own judgement. You can not tell the" quality of the leather after it is made up
into the shoe , nor can you tell how a shot ) is made , as a cheap shoe can be finished
to look as well as the best. You can only tell after the shoe has boon worn how
good or how poor it is. In the preparation of our new department we have employed the
most expert knowledge and experience. Our stook is selected from the best and most re
liable makers , and so sure do we feel of the quality of all shoes which we are selling above # 2.50
hat we offer to every purchaser , In case of any uiireasobls defective wear of
these shoes ,
Has any other house ever made such an offer *
You will find our prices from 25 to 50 percent lower than those of any regular shoe
house. Our $1.25 , $1.05 and SI.85 shoes are honest and trusty shoes for workingmen. They
are sold in every shoe store for considerable more money.
Corner Douglas and Fourteenth Streets , Omaha.
3G * ifctcrri.t.eel A.uRYa.n-t 3. CRIST' roved 351o'tox M.imry 1 , 'GO
EN'S Krectro- Galvanic Helt nnd Suspensory will Cure the follow-
i and all others of n nervous diameter : Klicumn- llsm of any lilnd ,
aralysls , Eiil- lepsy , Spinal Diseases , St. Vitus' Dance , llrlght's
OB , Heart DIs- cases , Lumbago , Gcncial and Ncrv- ous iobllity ,
Idnoy Diseases crvousness $ , ill. iuijJiiiK . Wnetlnf ? uactt > low. of the llody , M.I
usoilfiom In- . discretion in Youllt or Married Life , Nervous Prostration , Personal Weakness or
, , Female Com- , ' plaints , in fact all nervous diseases pertaining to Male or Female.Vo challenge tlio
reduce a belt that M HI compare w 1th it. U ho current is under tlio perfect control of the w carer and
ndo mild or Ktronfr to Btiit any complaint j this cannot bo douo with any other belt. Uho
for weakness of monlsconncctcddlrcctlytolheBattory , the disks are so adjusted thatbymcans of our appliances
arioity can be earned to any part of the llody er i\licmcr the diccaEo Is located.'Is is the Iiatoit nld
linpiovcment ever made in appl > ing Electricity to the Body fprtlio curoof illscacoor nsarpmcdlnlagont. lilts
:
s uorn only from elx to ten hours day or night you will huy no other , as His light and easily worn nnd puncrlor to all otheia
infidenco wo hao In our KIcctro-Gah ante licit and Appliance , w o ill sen d our Full Power No. 4 licit complclo to roeponBililo parlies on thirty
;
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i U IlitfQ Iflll4ltu uUllBUIlilllUll Hi\llllB * * * * MI * n > 1 w * * o fk. ( * o unit tilt itiiL * ui * " i t HW * n * .w > > - > * > j i /
will ho so advised. Open at all tlinns. Consultation nt ofllco , or hy mail free. For information how to obtain trial belt sco 128-pago pamphlet.
2GTBZG BELT & APPLIANCE CO. . 306 Horth Broadway , St. Louis , Mo.
NATIONAL
NEUVOUS. CIIllONIC nnd ntlVATK DISHA8K3 of
MEN ana WOMEN aucccssfullr treatoa.
YOUNG MEN
Buffering from the effects of youthful follies or InilU
cretlous , or are troublotl witli Wcnlincst , Norrous
DL'lilIlty , lx)3S of Memory , Uosponrtcncy , Aversion to
Kxlety , Klilnoy Troubl.'uor nny illscn'o of the ( lisul-
to-Urlnnry Or.-uns , cnn lioro tliul u auto mill speedy
euro , Clmri'i'j rciisonubln , opoclnlly to the poor.
MIDDLE-AGED MEN
Thuro are ninny troublort with too frequent evaciia
tlont of tlio b'udilur , often uccumpiuileii by a nllRlit
gmnrtlnk' or burning BCIIS ttloti , and wonkanlnR of tlio
> atom m n milliner tlio imlli'iit riuuiot nccountlor.
On cxiimlnlwj the urlimry deposits u ropy sedlmont
will elton tie fount ) , anil Bomeilmcs imrtlclcs f nllii ; .
men will nppear or thu color bo oi > t tliln , mlllilnli
hue. itEuIn clianglni ; to u ilnrK or torpid Hptnurniifo.
Tljoru nro manr mim who din of this dinicimy. Iciior-
ant o ! the cnuio. which is tlioxocond ntimu uf Houil-
nul wouknc'31. The doctor will K'inrnntouu perfect
euro In nil Btich ctxes , and a healthy rcaturntlou of
the ni'nlto urinary orimis. ConsulIiUlon frco. bend
; -cont itnnipliir "Vouni : Jlan'n friend , or uuldo to
Woillock , " free to all. A litrem
. SPINKTEY & CO.
Main and 12th St. , Kausas City , Mo.
nllon thlppnpor. |
TheiLion"Hih ( Pressure Hose
The Blest IH tliu Cheapest !
FOR SALE
I1Y TUB
[ Following Pliimte
& Day Co. ,
H. A. 1'rcc ,
Urnlinm 1'ark ,
J. J. Ilnnl linu ,
J. L. Wclslmiis ,
J. K. Uimmclo ,
S. I. Morrison ,
Kobe & Halfe ,
Anil nil lo.iuinK
plumber * throughout
the v , cst.
'
. ( ; Imprinted In the body
of the cover in u protection to the consumer
against common hoje. ,
Wyoming Oil Lands
LOCATED ,
And all ncccKsury papers tillo.l.
W , E , HAWLEY , Civil Enginear ,
CASI'UH , WYO. , or OMAHA , NKIJKASKA
OMAHA
MEDICAL a * " SURGICAL INSTITUTE
N. W. Cor. 13th Si Dodnro Sts.
ron TUB TltE.iTMENT Or AU.
Appll&neei for DoforralUoj find
Dust facllltlos. nppnratus nd reuicdloi for sucoosi
ful treatment of nrurr form of dlsuasti regulrlnt
Medical or Hitrglcal Treatment.
FIFTY ROOMS FOR PATIENTS.
Honrd and attendances best bonpltal uccommotla-
tlnns In the trast.
WIUTa ron CntciTl.Ans on O.formltles and Drncos ,
Trusses , Club Font , Curraturo of the flrlne , riles ,
Tumors. Cancir. C larrli. Dronchltls , Inh-ilillao ,
Uleotrlcltr. I'araljils , Kplleptr , Kldnor. IlladJor ,
Ere. Kar , H ln and IJIood.aniJ all Surgical opemtlons.
Dlsoasea of Women a Qpoclalty.
DOOK ON DI8EABI3 Of WOMEN VnXK.
ONLY BBLIABLB HBDIOAL INSTITUTE
A BrrciAi.TV or
PRIVATE DISEASES.
All Illood Dlioaiossuooosifullr treated. Brphllltlo
Poison nniored from the r toru without roorcurr ,
Nuw restorative treatm.nt for loss of Vital I'owor.
Parson , unable to T'.nlt u mar b treated at home br
rorresDOndence. All communication ! toundoiitlnl.
Ucdlclnes or Instrument ! cent br mall orezpresi ,
ei-.uralr racked , no marks to Indicate contunti or
coder. Oltu purionnl Interview preferred. Call nnd
consult us or send hlitorr of jrour case , and vro will
Bend In plain wrapper , our
BOOK TO MEN , FREEI
Upon Private , Hpcclal or Nervous Diseases , Imno-
tcncr.Brpbllla , Olaet nd Varlcoiale , with question
list. Addrusi
OmaJia Medical and Surgical Institute , or
Kit. fllcMUNAJHY ,
Oor. 13th ftnd Io Jgo aw. , OMAHA.-NKD.
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Current r % T fll.vuiTiiiTlTorwerorf ltt&liuOlQCMh.
BSI.TttdAaipti.4rj t * Ul ( C. aa4 Ui W crit < ! < Jer
3. I'M UK * iiA'i HiaAooaft
With nuccMsfdl r.si rleDffor UEW PICTOHIAL
BA.LAULK BOOK. ( M B fi ( fBlf AdJibM .
AT ONCK , atntlnf JxHH RP&CW "I1"8'01 '
kiUntofnir'tlrure , wnuirSllll U iuoc Mi > tc ,
JD.THOMfSOH' ( ; . " . .m61'in.St.1T.lOlllSMB. _
DlVOHCm-A. UUOUUIUU , ATTOIIMBV.AT-I.AW
IS * Uunruoru St. , Cuicsj-J ! ttilfjea frttot 21 rear !
zp ineuc i buMiou ( julour " "d I
LADIES' DAY.
Wednesday , April 3.
We extend to Iholailloa n special Invitation to
visit our sloru on tha ultcrnouii nnd uvi'iiluxot
the iluto above inunllonud , und ntrord 119 the
nlensuruof nhiiwlnu thum tlirouuli unr I'hIUlrHii'a
IliMiiirliuunv. U rurry the llnoil llnu ol tur-
nlsliliiua for Iho lltllu people to bu finiiid In the
city , und nio ronlldont ciich Jndr will feel her
time noli spent In looking them oviir.
A shopping tublot will bu presented to each
ylbltor.
TIMKEN SPRING VEHICLES
I WunJreJ o/M UM i/i < n > i . fclT'y On <
Greatly Improved with wln inK shackle * on on *
en tnil shorten according to thu woliut put on them.
Adapted eqaallr well to rouilli country or fine
Ofty drives "illglfarim beat Hutlefaotlon.
_ _ .BOSTON-
EKDVbRILLVJTRATED ( ATALOGVE FREE
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