Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, April 04, 1889, Page 8, Image 8
8 THE OMAHA DAILY BHE : THURSDAY , APRIL 4 ; 1839. THECITY. _ _ The wind attained n velocity of flfty miles nn hour last night. Dr. Miller is trying to Induce the Cnblo company to extend a line to Sey mour park. The Loyal Legion hold its regular monthly business mooting nt Uio Millard - lard last night. The building inspector issued 232 permits during the month of March ( or buildings valued at 3100,134 , Harry Allen the allog'od confidence was discharged by Judco Dorka in man police court yesterday afternoon. The trlnl of William and Dora JTclBon charged with the larceny of n sot of harness from John Hanson will bo hoard to-day. The Commercial bank , of Essex , yes terday brought suit ngalnst W. II. Gated ot nl to recover $675 on n promis sory note. The striking workmen on the water works have gone back to work but nro Etlll dlBsatisIlcd and liable to walk out at any time. An open mooting of the K. of L. ns- Bombly will bo hold to-morrow night at the hall on Douglas street between M Thirteenth and Fourteenth. Mrs. Graccman , living on Cuming street , swore out a warrant In police court yesterday for the arrest of her neighbor , Mrs. Tumor , for Indulging In in-omnity. A flro in a lot of brush on Cuinlng .near Thirty-first street , threatened to do damage to property adjacent Tues day morning on account of the prevail ing high winds. Iloso company No. 1 was called out. County Superintendent of Instruction Drunor has notified the district school olllcors of the importance of illing the school census reports for the districts before April 10. The reports will bo * M filed with him. 'ft ' * Rev. P. S. Henson , of Chlcngo will r deliver a lecture on "Fools" at the First Baptist church , Fifteenth and Davenport streets , to-morrow night , for the benefit of the Omaha Baptist missionary union. B. II. Wandoll was fined 820 and costs yesterday t-y Judge Burka for bilking four young men from Holdrodgo out of t2 ciich under pretense of furnishing them employment as gradora on tin in visible street contract. License Inspector Turnbull slates that hereafter all keepers of billiard and pool rooms will bo required to pay license in accordance with the require ments of a city ordinance' that has not boon enforced of late years. Tuesday was a bad day for prnlrio fires. It was reported that at Oakflalo twenty-six oattlo were burned up by them , while , nt Norfolk Junction the citizens turned out on masse to fight the Ilames and soyo their homes. The trolly , or overhead arm of ono of the electric motorcars caught on n cross wire yesterday morning on Douglas street , near the Millard , and was broken off , and the train had to wait and bo pulled homo by the next ono. Frank Casey , jailed yesterday ns a suspicious character , has been identi fied by Sergeant Orrnsby asSChnrlcs Baxter , an old time crook , who is wanted for the burglary of General John M. Thurston's house about a year ago. Personal PuraernpliH. W. J. Jordan , Iowa City , is nt the Pnxton. Albert Davis , of Boston , is at the Murray. Fred Specht , Jr. , Now York , is at tno Pox- ton. ton.W. W. T. Holding , Sioux City , la a Millard guest. R. W. Cobo , Audubon , is n Paxton house guest. E. J. Darling , "Scdalia , Mo" , is nt the Murray. George R. Cotton , of Denver , is at the Murray. L. W. Goldberg , Philadelnhia , is at the Millard. W. L. Wilson , of Nebraska City , is at the Millard. W. H. Beck , Washington , D. C. , is a Mur ray guest. A. II. Talbott , of Lincoln , is registered at th9 Millnrd. S. D. Kilnatrlck , of Beatrice , is registered nt the Paxton. Dr. Clutter , of Weeping Wato'r , was In the city yesterday. Kov. J. M. French , of Cleveland , who has accepted a call to the First Presbyterian Church of this city , will arrive in Omana sfimo time this week. Ho will preach his Ilrst sermon Sunday. At the Barker P. H. Strotton , Daven port ) M. J. Willis nnd wife , Ponca ; W.V. \ . Griggs , Lincoln ; II. V. Holder , Frceporf E. Durr , Creston ; J. B. Colby , Chicago ; .Oscar Wlneborgcr , Milwaukee. ' Colonel M , S. Hall is ono of 'tho early con- Btructionlsts of the Union Pucilic railway , and at this tlmo'n prominent contractor run member of the Van Dykn coal company , has returned from Eldora Springs , Mo. Through the ofllcacy of the Iron waters of these springs the colonel has fully recovered from at attack of rheumatism. itubblsh. On account of the danger to property from burnln g weeds and grass In the vicinity of Thirtieth and PInoknoy streets , the mayor yesterday directed that the street force bo used In cutting mid removing the weeds ana brush in the dangerous localities. llorgford'a Aottl Phosphate , The nest Tonic known , furnishing sustenance to both brain and body. ' Death of Mrs. On soy. The wife of Peter Casey , ono of the city mail carriers , died at her homo at 1109 Jack aon street yesterday morning. The dcccnsot was but twenty yearn of age , and was a daughter of Mr. McOuckon , ono of the oldest residents of this county. Mr , Uasoy'a many friends will sympathize with him In his bereavement. * tm The delicious fragrance , refreshing coolness and soft beauty imparted to tin skin by Pozzonl's Powiloi- commends t to.all ladles. Mortuary , The funeral oxcrclscs over the body of the Into G. F. Oyger occur nt 3 p. m. Thursday at his late residence , 1310 South Twenty eighth , The remains will bo shipped to Plattsmouth for Intorrmcnt. Mr. Ovger Is the father of William Gygor. ono of Urn well known members of the firm of Dewey 5s Stono. A New Train. L The connecting link between No braskn and Kansas has just boon placet In service by the Union Pacific railway Thin train loaves Council Bluffs daily at 1:4.5 : a. m. * , loaves Omaha at 6:05 : n. ro. and. runs through without change tt Manhattan , Kan. , making direct connections noctions there with the Kansas dlvisioi of the Union Pacific railway for ul points In Kansas nnd Colorado west bound , and for Topeka , Lawrence , Kan BUS City and points east ana south via Kansas City. Returning , train leaves aijJHlltan ' 2:25 : p. m. ; arriving a entrlc'o'at 0:2-1 Llnc9l > at 7:60 : : - p. m. ( l , p , m. . and Omaha at 1120 ; p. m. , Coun cil Bluffs 11:40 : p. in. , making direct connection with Kansas division trains from Kansas City , Lawrence , Topeka nnd tlio east , and from Denver , Sallna Abelino and all points west , enabling passengers to visit thq principal points In Karistis and Nebraska in the shortest possible f Irao. These trains have fircV class equipment , consisting of smoking cara and flrst-olass day coaohoji of the iBt'eit pattern , The now tafn will fill iv long felt want , and iajound to bo popular. PCS SV MYI2HS TO UYAN A WALSH. A Helmet ) IiOttcr of the Architect on ntt Oltl Sulijcot. Architect Myers ngaln disappointed tlio tonrtl of county commissioners yesterday > y falling to put In his appearance according to nprccmoiit. The bonrd met ns n commlttco on con * structlon to receive Mr. Myers , Commis sioner O'Kcoffo ' unified tlio fray from nfar nnd the entire board was doomed to disap pointment as Myers came not , but , In his stead , the following telegram , dated at Do- roil yesterdays "To the Honorable County Clerk , Omaha , Jcb.1 "Father taken 111 Sunday. Ptiysl * clan refuses to allow him to start before to * morrow. Inform commissioner * . " This was signed by George W. Myers. Mr. O'Kcefo or somebody cln murmured 'chestnuts ' , " and Turner said "ho would ho turned if lie would monitoy around nny ongor , " nnd declared that ho was going Into .ho country to look nftcriibrlJgothatnccdod cpnlring. Chairman Mounts was u | > stairs watching Uio Ulcchlor trial nnd Anderson didn't care whether school kept or not. Cor- Igan hadn't ' recovered from the effects of ho election In South Omaha nnd wasn't ircscttt. The three members on hand Dually nformnlly decided , without coming to order , : hat they would give Meyers 0110 moro ilninco nnd would npaln nssumblo to morrow morning to meet that gentleman , The clerk of the board , yesterday received two communication from Meyers & Son , One was a duplicate of i letter written by the latter , o Ryan & Walsh In reference to the brick nrclius In the county hospital , concerning which thcro has been so much dispute. The otter stated that nccordlug to the plans and specifications , the iirches were to bo built by lyun & Walsh nnd that the work must bo done by them a ? soon us the weather will icruiit. The letter also stated the > waU on mo end of the building which had been sprung by the wrong turning of the arch , would have to bo cither straightened or taken out. The other communication was addressed to lie commissioners themselves and was couched in most emphatic language. The writer said that the work already done nnd the numerous objections tnade.showcd rather a dcslro upon tlio part of certain persons not mentioned to evade the provisions of the contract. Further that thoqucstlon ns to the irovlslons of the contract hud been solely aisod with a view to evade to some oxtcnt ts demands. Article 1 , they assert , has not jccn lived UD to. Article 7 , which provides .lint in case of dispute a decision shall bo jasod only upon the requirement that nil ma * .orhils and workmanship should bo ilrst class , ms not been abided by. Thcro are too many nstancos , the letter snld , in which this has not been done in the work nl- ready accomplished , nnd there will mw bo required , of necessity un actual expenses of painting the outsiuo walls mid pencilling the works in order to give tlio buildings that appearance which would have naturally resulted from the 2haractcr of work nnd materials specified , in the superintendence of the worK thoru seems to have been a leniency tolerated that the contract does not admit of. There was an evident desire upon the part of the con tractors to evade duttlng in the brick arches required. It is of the utmost importance that these bo put in at once nnd if It is not done the writers order the commissioners to notify Ilynn nnd Walsh that all payments will bo stopped until the work is dono. They say that the contract provides that the building shall not bo ae- cepted until completed according to the specifications , nnd that all dofcctivo woric must bo corrected. They go furthornnd declare that the terms of the contract have been , so violated as to leave the work subject to the destruction of the elements , nnd might have resulted in permanent Injury to the building. The evi dent intention of changing the roof and other parts of the work , they declare , was for the benefit of the contractors and subcontractors ors , nnd should bo severely con demned. In the future , they say , they shall insist upon the superintendent fulfilling his duties. In the future the as sumption by him of certain unnecessary duties and the neglect of other necessary ones must cease. The work is now in such a condition that they think the architects should visit it once every month until it is completed. They close by .saying that they only asli the confidence of the board" to finish the building according to contract. This communication is signed by E. E. Meyers and George W. Mayers. Lost. "I don't know where , t can't tell when , I don't face how something of great value to mo , and for the return of which I shall be truly thankful , viz. : a good appetite. " Found. "flotilth and strength , pure blood , an appetite like a wolf , regular dige&tion.all by taking that popular and peculiar medicine , Hood's Sursaparilla. I want everybody to try it thid season. " It is sold by nil druggists. One hun dred doses ono dollar. OFF TO AI11ZONA. Colonel Hall Leaver Saturday Tor His New Post. Colonel Robert H. Hall , who for four years past has been acting inspector general of the department of the Platte , loaves Saturday next for Los Angeles , whore ho is to assume the duties of inspector general of the depart ment of Arizona. The appointment was made some time ago after it had been rumored that the colonel's qualifications entitled htm to bo considered in connection with the charge of the records of the rebellion , with headquarters at Wash ington. Shortly after the announcement of ttib Arizona appointment an order was received detaining the colonel until further orders. Some of the gentleman's friends foil this meant that ho would , later , bo ordered to the capital. Yesterday , however , the original order relating to the Arizona inspectorship was received - ceived and will bo obeyed as above referred ferred to. Colonel Hall , in his office , is considered ono of the most capable ofllccrs in the army. Ho lias succccdi'd admirably In Mis work in this department , and the effects of it will long bo noted. Ho is an estimable , courte ous gontlcnian , and readily finds friends in bis now department. Colonel Hnll'B successor. Major Peter D. Vroom , has already arrived. Mrs. Colonel Hull will visit her sister , Mrs. Captain Duggan , nt Santa Fc. Army /OxatiilnntloiiH. An examination will bo held at the army headquarters to-day for the purpose of ex amining such meritorious non-commissioned o Ulcers ns may bo recommended for promo * tion. The following is the detail for the board of examiners : Major Udmond liutler , Second infantry ; Major Uaniol W. IJenhum , Seventh Infantry ; Captain William II. Clapp , Sixteenth Infantry ; Captain Cyrus S. Hob- em. Seventeenth Infantry ; Captain Preder * ion II. E. Kbstoin , Twonty-llrst infantry. First Lieutenant James U. Jackson , Seventh infantry , la detailed its recorder for Uio board. The Army Sword and Shield is the title of a now publication published nt Fort Omaha "for the promotion of religion and morality in the army of the United States. " The initial number calls for tlio reform of post traders , and demands that tbo dispens ing of liquor to enlisted men shall be under the direction of the post authorities , Uev , Nave , the chaplain at Fort Omaha , is the editor of the new vonturo. Kiirope. Special short tour to the capitals o flvo Europoun countries England Scotland , Holland Belgium and Franco Costing fciGO , which includes all necessary expenses , embracing moro travel and bolter ac commodation than oyor offered by any jnanngornent. Longer totll's , including Germany nnd Switzerland , costing $860 und $450. Send for circulars , M , J. Woou & Co. , 1223 E'artmm St. , Omaha Nob. 81 Uroadway , New York. The Gnlft on the Track. At Lyons the wind blow so strongly In one of Tuesday's gales that I ; un " ft 1)x ( car standing on a fiwliuh. The car fell on the main track and an ihcominir train mi. " ° lldea with It , amublag Vbo Iwomot o b"d y . Noupdyya hurt , TO OUOBS TUB TRACKS. Tlio Consolidated Company Will Try Hard to Do Thin. Frank Murphy nnd W. T. Motto , of the the now consolidated Omaha Street Railway company , wore at Union Paclflo headquar ters yesterday in consultation with General Manager Klmball concerning tbo matter of crossing the Union Paclflo tracks. Mr. Klmball Informed thorn that his company would not allow them to cross on Tenth street. Messrs. Morse and Murphy no- marked that they did not have that matter in view ; that their plans now wcro to obtain a franchise crossing the Eleventh street via * duet , but , In cnso of a viaduct across the tracks on Tenth street they wanted the priv ilege of crossing the latter structure. They wcro assured that their demand would bo considered. The street railway projectors announced that their Intentions nro to build a line across the Eleventh street viaduct and turning cast- ward on Mason street to Seventh street , which Is n point below the Union Paclflo depot and the proposed silo for the union depot. They also stated that from that they would build tlioir line to South Omnhn. However , they were given to understand that under the present status an Injunction would follow nn attempt to cross Tenth street , but as to Eleventh street , they were. . Informed that it was open for considcintion ns far ns the Union Pacific was concerned Another consultation will bo had In a few days in which propositions on both crossings will bo submitted. I cheerfully recommend Red Clover Tonic to these sulTorlng from trouble's of the stomach and liver. I am now on my second i bottle , and It makes mo feel like a now man. C. M. ConnorNashua , In. , Goodman Drug Co. Tlio Western Union Out. The recent cut in the rates of the \Vestcrn Union telegraph company will bo noticed mainly bo people whoso tolegraphlo commun ication lies with interior points in the east ern states and nearly nil the points on the Pnciflo coast. The fact that the rate to the larger cities of the east nro not so affected Is duo to what thn company considers the low rates which have always ruled In connec tion with them. The rate to Now York has been 50 cents for ten words. This rate will remain in force , as will also that of CO cents to Uoston , ns well as all the old rates to all the largo places. Cities outside of these will receive the benefit of the 1C per cent cut. For Instance , interior points "in Now York to which the toll previ ously was 75 cents will bo served now from Omaha for 00 cents for ten words. The greatest benefit from the reduction will bo derived in the Pacific coast business , which includes California. Oregon and tno other states in that region. The old rate was 51 for ton words , and this has been reduced to 70 cents. _ Fisher Printing Co. , 1011 Farnam St. . telephone 1201 , blank book makers , etc , TlcmlH Pnrk Grading- The contract for grading Hcuils park has been let to 15. P. Knight & Co. nt 10.9 cents ? or yard. There are 50,000 yards of earth to jo removed. These will bo taken from the illls nt the corner of Thirty-third and Hamil ton and Thirty-sixth streets. The contract will bo finished on the 15th of June , and the work of removing the earth will bo undertaken Immediately. This will improve n n most wonderful manner the surrounding territory some places in which are the most beautiful of the kind in many miles. This is especially the case in the immediate vicinity of the lake which lies immediately north of Cuming street , and which will remain ono of the principal features of the proposed nark. Thirty-third street , which is at tlio eastern cud of the lake , is to bo graded northward to Lake street. They are trying in Germany to find a substitute for India rubber. No ono who has used Dr. Bigolow's Positive Cure desires a substitute , us it is emi nently successful in coughs.cojdsand all throat and lung diseases. .Goodman : Drug Co. ' Got Thirty Days. John Burns was arraigned Monday morn ing on the charge of vagrancy. Ho pleaded that he was very anxious to flhd work , but could not , and the judge released him. Officer Huzo took pity o'n him and hired him to do some work about his homo. Ho hold thQ job for about ten rmiuutes nnd then slipped. Tuesday hovis caught \niti Frank Edwards and Charles Wilson , the fel lows who burglarized the Erlo clothing store. It could not bo proved ; that ho had participated in the robbery , hut like dog Tray ho was in bad company and was given thirty days in the county jail , six on bread and water. Wo feel perfectly safe in recommend ing Chamberlain's Pain Balm for rheu matism , lame back and all cases requir ing a liniment. A beneficial clToct is apparent from its first application. Many nged persons who suitor with miins in the joints and muscles so fre quently caused by exposure or sudden changes of weather , find immediate re lief in Chamberlain's Pain Balm. Give it a trial. Sold by all druggists. Wumlcll Agnln. * H. H. Wandell , the employment agent who has achieved considerable notoriety by the scandals in which ho has figured , is wanted at the central station on the charge of ob taining money under false pretenses. Ho charged Gus Loquist and F. C. Carlson $2 each for securing ; thorn an alleged job , but when they wont to the place to work that ho designatedthoy were informed their services wore not needed. They told Wandoll of this but ho refused to rotund their money. Banking and lumber business for sale. Inquire of C. 13. Loomis. under Capitol National bank , Lincoln , Nob. Knvetl From Prnirlo Flames. Mr , August Sherman nnd other residents of Penman Place had n fearful fight with flro yesterday trying to save their homes. The weeds which grow rank thereabouts had boon sot on flro It is claimed by them by a man named Pomcroy , a bricklayer , and in a few seconds the entire neighborhood was In n blaze. The flames shot up ten nnd twelve foot hlirh ami the terror-stricken residents rushed out and did all in their power to save their cottages. Fortunately it largo gong of workman was near by and they lent their aid to the others nnd after a hard light succeeded in putting out the Jinnies before any of the building * hud been destroyed. The owners of three cottages buvo Issued a card of thanks In another part Absolutely Pure. Tilts powder never varies. A marvel of purity strength \vliole.-iomonei3. . Moro economical thnn the ordinary ttnu > , and cannot bo sold In competition with tlio multitudes ot low cost , Bhotlwclght alum or plioipnnto powders. Sold only in cans , lloyal linking Powder Co. , 1JM Wull street New York PBNNVRQVAIi TVAFERB nro successfully used monthly by over 10,000 Ijullea. AraSafc. Kffectunlanii 1'lcatant 61 porboxbymall.orntdruuKlsts. Staled Particulars 3 postngn stamps. Address TUB Kunmu. Cncuioju , Co. , UurnoiT , Mica. Fur snlo and bti mail Ini Gootlman D 1'ita Co. , O ma IKI. of Tun Br.n expressing their gratitude to the workmen who did such effective service. Pours' soap is the moat elojrunt toilet adjunct. _ Newsy Sport I DC Nolt n. The St. Lenis Browns will play the Omnhns nt the local park on Sunday next , game com mencing at 1:80. : St. Joe will bo here for two exhibition Knmcs next Friday and Saturday. Ted Kennedy was knocked out of the box by the Cortboys In the fourth Inning1 nt Kan sas City. Willis then went into the box nnd the Cowboys only sofa couple of scratch hits oft ot him. St. Joe laid out the Cleveland National league team yesterday in great shape a to 1. Good for St. Joe. "Beauty" Baldwin is loading the Indies In their six days race nt Kansas City. She fell from her wheel Sunday afternoon during the matinco chase and was quite painfully in jured. There Is some doubt yet whether the horse- bicycle race , booked for the Coliseum next week will como off. owing to some hitch in getting the horses hero. Pultlio Works. Thn motor company filed nn application with the board ofpubltc : works yesterday fern n permit to lay nn additional motor truck on Seventeenth street from Izard to Clark to nccommocato then-additional line to bo ex tended to the drivinp park ; also to complete turn switches nnd side tracks nt Charles and Twenty-ttfth streets and to completes tlio double track around the loop between Far nam and Howard on Tivolfth and Howard streets. The applications were granted. The bonds and'contmcts of Ed Phelnn for sloping banks and of the Nebraska Paving company for paving were approved. Uccchnm's Pills act like magic on a weak stomach. Trouble ? . Ben Miller was liincd S3.50 nnd William Dadson $4.50 for dumping refuse in tile street. Frank Mullmll , nn Incorrigibly bad boy , stole $10 from his parents and remained it : hiding for a number of days , successfully eluding the police. Yesterday ho was found and arrested. His parents will appear against him and do what they can to send him to the reform school. Ono Fred Smith boarded with William nnd Dora Nelson and owed considerable of a bill , which ho was slow in paying. They Ihei'oforo seized his horse nnd oupfiy and re fused to give it up until Jhg bill Was paid. He has caused the Arrest of both"of them on the charge of stealing. The case will be heard Tuursduy morning. In 105O ' 'Brown's Bronchial Troches" were introduced , and their success as u cure for colus , coughs , asthma and Dronehltis has been unparullcllcd. A Burtjlur's Shot , Mr. Bnynrd , who owns the Jewelry store near the Millard hotel , sleeps in his place of business , nnd Tuesday night ho was awakened by the noise of a burglar. He saw the re flection of the thief in the mirror nnd nttho satno time the burglar saw his. Before Mr. Bavard could do anything the thief pulled out a revolver and tired at him und then fled. Fortunately the hall did not take effect. The police are looking for the burglar. Galarrlial Dangers. To bo freed from the dangers of suffocation whlln lying down ; to breathe fi eely , sloup sound ly and undisturbed ; to rise refreshed , head clear , brain tictlvo und free from pain or ncho ; to know to know that no poLsonous putrid mat ter dollies the brenth nnd rots away the dollcnto machinery of smell , taatonnd hearing ; to feel that the system does not. throuijh Its vclna and nitevlos , suck up tno poison that Is sure to un dermine end destroy , is indeed a blessing be yond all othcrnumun enjoyments. To purchase Immunity from such a fate should bo the object of nil allllcted. Hut these who Inivo tried many remedies und iliy ) lclans despair of relief or euro. BANFOIID'H ItAinuAr. Cyiii : meetsovory phase of Catarrh , from n Hlmplolioad cold to the most loathsome and destructive Ktugcs. H Is local and coiihtllutlonnl Instant In relieving , per manent in curing , .safe economical and never- falling' . aANpoiin.s lUniOAT. COIIK. consists of one l > ot- tloof U.MIIC.U. CUIIK , ono box of OATAIIKHAI , BoiiVKNT , and ono IMIMIOVKU I.NIIAI.KII. nil wrapped Inono package with trcatse an d direc tions , nnd sold by all drugirlstB fori il.UO. I'OlTUIl IJUUU & ClIKMlOAI.COUrOUATIONjJOSTON HOW MY SIDEACHESI Aching Sides and Hack , Hip , Kidney and Uterine 1'ulns , Jthetimatlc , Belittle , Neuralgic , Sharp and Shooting Tains , . llKMKVIillTN ( INK JIIMJrilby the C'UTi- CIIIIA A.NTI-I'AIW Pi.ARrmi. The tlrst nnd only piiln-kllllng plabtor. A perfect , instantaneouH , nover-f ailing antldotu topaln , iiilliunmiitlon mid weakness. Especially adapted to relieve female pains and eukniHses. At nil druggltitB , ' ) cents ; urof 1'onKit Duutj A.NU CHEMICAL COIII-OIIA- TION llostou , Mu.is , , MUSTAHC MEXICAN i\v C ° tes * "ctedMusc { s Spr ' ° ' tbt ucn / " & . % , TOOt . , & tmi ! } ! % U 5S&S ? CiS. * om..G Mu > * XneSv\ \ Ho , . ' . IsWS'v. iiorne " " ' ' " " . " ol * sed rass .rv > iir * * tf s pV. * . . -t * n\CS5 . ? hii the Mustang" conquer * pain , Makffi MAN or BEAST well again ! Nebraska Clothing Go's NEW DEPARTMENT. Our new Shoe Department is now ready. It is located on the seo. end floor of the new addition , and you will find there the largest and boat assorted stock of Men's Shoes in the city. Wo will take occasion here to remark that it is our intention to.lead the retail Men's shoo trade of Omaha just as wo do the Clothing , Furnishing and Hat trade. The introduction of our popular prices produced a revolution in the clothin trade , and wo propose to accomplish the same in the shoe trade , by giving a < t all time The Best Shoes for the Least Money. In buying shoes you have to rely moro upon the house that soils them to you than upon year 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 shoo is made , as a cheap shoe can bo 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 wo have employed the most export knowledge and experience. Our stock ia selected from the best and most re liable makers , and so stre do we feel of the quality of all shoes which we are selling above $2.5Q that we offer to every purchaser. In case of any unreasonable defective wear oi these shoes , MEL" Has.any other house over 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 , $1.65 and $1.85 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. Sur6Cnr6sIESTmSHE01851 } ! ISO So. Chicago , Ills , Clark St. Ibe Regular Old-Established PHYSICIAN AND SURCEOI ! It ttlll Treating with the Greatest SKILL and SUCCESS tonic , Nervons and Private Diseases , XV NERVOUS DEBILITY , Lott Manhood , Falling Memory , Exhausting Drains , Terrible Oreama , Head and Bac < < Acne and all the effect ! ' .c.i Jini to early dccuy and perhaps Connumptlon ot Ineanlty , treatd scientifically by new rstthods with never-failinu 'ucccsi. _ - SYPHILISanJ all bad Blood and SWn Dis eases permanently cured. * S-KIDNEYand URINARY complainU , Gleet , Gonorrhoea , Strlctu re , Varicocele snd all discaiei of the Gcnlto-Urin.iry Organs cured promptly without injury to Stomach , Kidneys or oUier Organs. Jfff" No experiments. Age and experience im portant. Consultation free and sacred. .SB-Send 4 cents postage for Celebrated Works on Chronic , Nervous and Delicate Diseases. 4ji- Those contemplating Mar ? ! > ge send for Dr. Clarice's celebrated guide Male and Female , each 15 cents , both z } cents ( stamps ) . Consult the old Doctor. A friendly letter or call may save future suller. inij and shame , and add goldenjears tolife. O-Book "Life's ( Secret ) Errorn"soccnts ( tamp ) . Medicina and writings sent everywhere , secure from exposure. Hours , 8 to 8. Sundays 9 to 12. Address F. D. CLARKE , M. D. , ISO 60. dlark St. . CHICAGO , ILL. PUOPOSAfS FOH INDIAN SUl'PJJRS AND TKANSI'UUTATION , Department of the Interior , Olllce of Indian Attaint , Washington. March ! i" > . IbWl. Sealed proposals. Indorsed "Proposals for Ileef , ( bids for beef must bo sub- rn.ttt.Ml In Beparato envelopes ) , llaeon. Flour , Clothing , or Transportation , Ace. , " ( BH the case may be ) , anil directed to the Commissioner of Indian AiraliH. Nos , ( ! " > and 07 Woosterstreet , Now York , will be received until 1 p. in. of Tues day , AprilItW'J ) ' , for furnislilnc tor the Indian bervloe about , u)6,0.fl pounds Vrncor , ' pounds beat on the hoof , 1,009,00) pound * net beef , 2T9.0.0 | pounds Miuua . 71.UOJ pounds baltlnc powder.(100,000 ( pounds corn , 477,0)0 ) pounds cof- reo , K.CUXiUX ) pounds Hour , 74OiHI pounds feed , IMi.l'OO ' pounds hurd bread. aj.OO ) pounds hora- luy , " 3,000 pounds lard , b71 barrels mess pork , 17uoi ) pounds oatmeal , U75'JOJ pounds oats , JO-i.00) rounds rice , 8.0W pounds tea. UI'.i.OOJ pounds salt , J.WOO pounds heap , [ 0OJJ pounds Himur , andUKK ) pounds wheat. Also , blankutHoolon and cotton uoods , ( con sisting In pnrt of ticking. Wj.doo yards ; standard calico , lOU.iJOO yards ; drilling , lli > Xyards ; duck , free from all Hiilnp , 0 .ou ) yards : denims , 17,000 yards ; Uintjnam , iloO.OOUyards ; Kentucky Jeans , 17'KX ' ) yards ; cheviot , J2.COJyards ; brown rflieot- Ini , ' , ! iir > .OOU yards ; bleached Bheetliiff. tt'.OXO ' yards ; hickory shitting , ir > ,000 yards ; calico Hhlrtlng , 6,000 yards ; wlmoy.a.SOJ yards ) ; cloth ing , groceries , notions , hardware , medical stip- pllo , school books , i.-c. , and u long list ( if mis cellaneous artl"lo9. BU'-xli us harness , plows , rakes , forks , &c. , and for about B > 0 wugoim ro- ( julrod for the service , to bo delivered utChlca- KO , Kansas City , and riloux City. Also for such wugous us may bo required , adapted to th nllmato of the I'aclllo Coast , with California brakes , delivered at Han Kruucii-co , Also , tiunsportatlon for Bitch of the urtlrloi. goods , and * upplps | tlmt may not be contracted for to bo delivered at the agencies. HlilH mud be made out on govoinnifnt blanks , Schedules showing the kinds und quantities of subsistence supplies required for each agency and school , 'and the kinds and ( itiantltles in gross , of all other goods and articles , togotnor with blank proposals , conditions to be observed by bidders , time mid place of delivery , terms of contract und payment , transportation routes , und all other necesbary Instructions will ha ftirnlidied i.pon application to the Indian Olllco In Washington - ington , or Nos , 0.1 and 07 Wooster street , New York ; tlio Commissaries of ubsKtonce | , IJ , H. A , , at Cheyf nne , Chicago , Leaven worth. Oii'itha , Kutnt Louis , Saint I'aul , and Hun 1'rnnc'ico ; the I'ostniasters at Bloux City , nnd Yap > 'ton : and to the Postmasters at the follo\yl V named places under pfov ; rte tmlt upnroprlatlon shall be made for tjjp , supplies by Congress , llldaill bn "P 'ed at tno hour and day above slated , and . , idd rs are Invited to be present at the opening. Certified Checks. All bids must be accom panied by certified checks or drafts upon some United Btates Depository or the Mm National Hank of I.O.H Angeles , Cal. . for at least llvoiier cent of the amount of the proposal. JOHN II. OHU1U.Y , Commissioner. mch'-Jdl9t T. E. CII.PIN , FIRE INSURANCE BROKER , Iloora 03 Trader * ' CHICAGO. Can Imvo their cares greatly lessoned by | bringing their chlldteu to our Youth's nnd Iloy'hdepartment , and t-clectlng for them full outfits from our excellent us > ottment. NKIIVOUS , CIIHONIO and 1'IUVATR IISIASIi of MIJ.N anil WOMKN succcssfullr trciUoJ. YO.UNG MEN Burferlnii from the crfucts of youthful follies nr I mils crGllona , or nro tiuuMoil with \Vuiiknoss , Nervous Debility , I/is * of Memory , Despondency , Aversion til Society , Kidney Troubles ur tiny ill uusa of thu ( lunl- to-UrlnnryOrvuns , inn here llml n Mxfu nml spued/ euro. Clmrves rvnsonablo , especially to ilia poor. MIDDLE-AGED MEN Theru nre maity troubled with lee frequent eracini tloiin of thu bladder , often urcoinpnnUn hy u nmurtlnit or burnliiit nerianllon , mm TronkonliiK of tlio system In iiiiiunru-r the imtlrnt cilnnot account lor. On uxmulnhix thu urtnurr dopoilta n ropy sediment will often Lu fnticid. nnd soinctlmus particles of albu men will Hppvnr or tbu color ba nl a thin , inllkljli hue , uvaln chanxliiK to u rtnrk or torpl'l ' iiiipoiirnnco. Tliora nra many mm who illo of thl Ulnlculty , luniir- aut of the cause. wlilLh is tbost'conl Htaeoof om | . nal wenkness , 'jheiluitor will uuarnnteo a perfect euro In all such caiesiinJ H heiililiy rostorutlon of llieui'Mllo-nrlnary nrnuns. Connultatlon frcu. Hcnil 2-rent st nip for "Vounu .Man's Kilctiil.or ( luldoto IT SPINNEY & CO. Main nnd 12tli St. , Knnsns City , Mo. tVMcntlon this paper , The "lion" High Pressure Hose Tlio Host in tlio FOR SALE ny TIIK ( Following Plumte HiiKscy k Day Co. , M. A. 1'rec , ( Jrnliam 1'iirk , J , J. Ilnulglmti , J. L. Wrlslnins , J. It. Hnnmclc , S. I. Morrison , Itobo & llftlfe , And all leading pltunbe throughout the west. The pressure guatnutoe Imprinted In th ot the cover 1s a protestluu to I Us toiiiuiuer OEuliist common hose. OMAHA MEDICAL.-SURGICAL INSTITUTE N. W. Cor. 13th St. Dodffo Sts. rou Tne TRCATiiEKT or ALL Apalanco3 ! for Deformities and Trusses. Dest fncllltles , upparatus ftnil remedies for succoil ful trcntmcut of every form of disease requiring Medical or Surclr.al Treatment. FIFTY ROOMS FOR PATIENTS. Hoard and attendance ! best hospllnl ncoomiuodi' lions 1 = tlio west. WHITE von cmcur.Aiia on Deformities anil llrnco * , Dlseasoa of Women a Specialty. BOOK OK DISEASBS OFYOMKN FilZK. ONLYBELIABLS MEDICAL INSTITUTH UAUiNn JL BricciAr.TV or PRIVATE DISEASES. All Blood Mlieasos lucooilfullr trontad. SrpllllItU I'oUou removed from the nyitum without m rcury. Now rostorstlve treatment for loss of Vital IMwor , Persons unable to Ttilt us mar be treated nt liorne by correspondence. communications \ coatlrtentlif. Medlclnus or Instruments sent br mall or express , otiurolf packed , no marks to Indicate contents oj lender. One pursonul Interview preferred. Cull ana consult us or send history of your csso , and we will stnd In plain wrapper , our BOOK TO MEN , FREEI Upon Private. Special or Nervous DKenses , Impo * Icncr , S/plillls , Ulaot eud Varlcocolo , wltu question lilt. Addrqii OOTO/IU Mcdkal and Surgical Institute , or I R. filcillENAMY , dor. Wtb and Dodge BW. , - OMAHA , NED , UK. OWEN'S AND SUSPENSORY. ' VAUNTED Aim. 10 , 1087. IMPROVED FEB. 1,1889. DR. OWKW'8 ELECTRO ) OAIVANIO BODY DELI ' AMD BUtfPENBORY > n r cu r BU < l to curt ibt foty , lo lDf dl . Hheumstlo Complaint .j5Lumb ( to _ , Oi Hi uj _ , DuUllty. 3 Hiverieis.KidntyDiiesiti * W trvcuintu , Trembllnc , Bexutl Etbauitlon.Wasb ini of Bed jr. .DUraiM mi In Youth , Age , Mar ia f4Ct ftt ) aittt tt | > iri lolD | orciut Af trtl. or feoiKlv ( ) lUUilHlHUU tnv i Pilii ( IK ri CfiTDIP lUCni CC I' ICE , , ' tLtlilnlu IKoULtoiimcKJi , nit be. 1,1 tin far f s llluilr l d | . .mtM.t , blcb lll u HOI roii In pl.la it > lrd cnTtltpe. Utullto Ibli [ | ' r , tjirwl OWBN EtEOTKIO BEtT * APPIJAHOE 00. SOU Hortlt Eixittdw y , 8T. LOUIB. MOj RUPTURE ! ELECTRIC BELT AND TRUSS COMBINED , DR. ISRAEL'S BtECTHO.aALVAHIO TRUSS , Omn's Kl.otrio Bslt Attachment. wcra with .11. o4 .omforl. Tbt cur. nxlt rall4 r ilrooi. TMi li ! . . DJ' ! ' . _ . - _ . - tlttlrlo Iran mi [ .II f r tut It. | , "Si > Jr | l | CUM ! lloplor. In Irua IU la 90 dill , for full dMCrlMlon of tr < ) n'l BI ctro.ll ] Dl B.ln.Silnil - " . - Jflielra lead fi . r r ruia ltlu lrtli < l Muiphlvl * M < ti will t * MBt JOUle flllU ! ! ODVelOfl. K014 vblj If tl < 0 OWEN 2LECTRIO BELT ft APPLIANCE CO. ao lTfoft'inro ' ' ' r H'V J.OUJ8. MCX Steck Piano Itenmrltublo for powur/ul / Bymputhetto tone , pltublo action und absolute dura < lillt.vj 80 .yciirs' record the best jruaran- looof the cxoollonco of UIOBO Instru- inonts. WOOPBRKBROS , _ KIDHEYfyni lWrmVX tuleu. BeverulciHos cured In toveti day * , Boll fl.f > 0 per box , all drucilat ; , or by mall from 1)00 ) ura .Mft t'v. 1YUU til. Z.Y. VuU OirncUciA