Nebraska Newspapers

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8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : WEDNESDAY , APKIL 10. 1889.
THEJCITY.
The collections ol tntorntxl revenue
yesterday wcro $2,329.02.
Morrln IColloy was sent to the county
jnil yostordny for Ilftcen days for potty
Inrcony.
Rov. Ensign , of the Newman M. E.
church , will prench on the "Opon Door"
next Sunday.
The oxntmnntlon of candidates for
position on the police force occurs next
Saturday nt the city hall.
Samuel S. Curtis. Cora E. Curtis nnd
J.V. . TowtiBond brought suit in the
soiirt against John T. Dillon to recover
276.
276.Tho
The follow named Thomas who struck
Mr. Eck at Twenty-fourth nnd Clark
with a hammer , wns lined $23. Eck was
lined 87 for using bail language.
Mrs. G.V. . Clark loft yesterday
for Blair to attend the district conven
tion of the W. C. T. U. From thence
she goes to Lincoln to attend the ses
sion of the state board of charities.
It was rumored that the salaried tail
ors in certain shops in the city con
templated striking for higher wages ,
but inquiry at four or flvo different es
tablishments failed to substantiate the
rumor.
Mrs. Tonsch died Monday at her
residence , on Twenty-fifth and Califor
nia , after a long period of sickness. The
deceased wasabout thlrty-llvo years old ,
and was hold in high esteem in the cir
cles in which she moved.
George S. Smith , of Council Bluffs ,
was arrested in this cky yesterday after
noon on the charge of Belling liquor
without having a United States license
in the BlulTs. The warrant was issued
by a commissioner of Iowa.
The connection of the now water main
on Farnam'streot with the old one on
Fifteenth was successfully accomplished
Monday night. The task was"a dilllcult
one because of the numerous street cat-
tracks at that point , which necessitated
the tunneling of the street.
I'orsonnl Piirn graphs.
A. N. Dodson , of Wllber , Is lu the city.
II. II. Stuley , well known in Omaha , will
leave for Denver this evening In search of
health.
Mr. 11. 13. Warner , manager of E. H.
Southern's ' Lord Ctiumloy company , is in the
city , on route to Sun Francisco , where the
company ntmonrs two weeks. The company
appear in Omahn tliollrsttwo weeks of Juno.
At the Arcndo : J. A. Theme , Claries ; J.
E. Dorsoy , North Uciul ; E. Hcrshiser ,
O'Neill ; B. S. Harrington , OnUlnml : W. P.
Warnsloy , SprhiKileld ; Uhnfo ICuntzmunn ,
Superior ; David Lisle and John P. Sutton ,
Lincoln.
U. S. Mclntosh , assistant cashier of the
New York Lifo Insurance company for Ne
braska , has resigned , to accept the position
pf inspector of agencies for Iowa for the Mu
tual Uenetit Life Insurance company , of
Newark , N. J. While gratified nt his im
proved fortunes , the many friends of Mr.
Mclntosh in Omahn and Council Bluffs will
sincerely regret his departure.
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Carpenters ,
There will bo a meeting of journeymen
carpenters at Oddfellows' hall , Saunders
street , at 7 o'clock to-night. It is proposed
to organize a new union and n full attendance
is desired.
Denr Beer.
Daniel Cole , John McGinnis nnd Rudolph
Elixir , the throe soldiers charged with
breaking into n saloon near Fort Omaha Sat
urday nil-lit nnd stealing llvo kegs of beer ,
have been placed under $700 bonds each to
appear for trial on thu lit ) ) .
Petty Offenders.
Morris ICoUy.ptolo two whips from a har
ness shop on Sixteenth street and was given
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fifteen days in the county jail.
John F. Fritz was tried by jury nnd found
guilty of embezzling $23 belonging to Martin
Svacinaln , whoso employ ho was acting as
collector. Ho was sentenced to twunty-flvo
days. -
John F. Fuhs was sent to jail for twenty-
five days yesterday , on the charge of cmbez-
llng his employers' funds.
On to South Oinnhn.
Dr. Mercer has asked the board of public
works to grant nt once a permit to double the
motor tracks on Seventeenth between Nicholas
las and Clarke. Also to lay double tracks
across Jackson street on Fifteenth where it
is paved. Before the tltuo expires for the
issuance of the last permit asked for the doc
tor promises to call on the city engineer and
make arrangements for the paving as per
ordinance. He also asked to ho allowed to
deposit surplus dirt on Twenty-fourth street
south of Loavcnworth , so us to raise the
gruuo. Permission is also asked to reduce
Fifteenth street to grade between Jackson
nntl Leaven worth.
Advice to Mothers.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup should al
ways boused forchlldron toothing. It soothes
the child , softens the gums , allays all pain ,
cures wind colic , and is the best remedy for
rtlurrhuua. 25con ts a bottlo.
More Pollen
Fly coppers Slioup and Ellis were snubbed
again yesterday afternoon In their attempt
to convict a whisky seller of violating the
Sunday law. The accused was George W
Mayo , colored , who was arrested for selling
liquor in a house of ill-fume at 103 South
Ninth street. On tno stand Mayo swore that
Ellis nud Shoup visited the place , were fa
miliar with the iumatcs and got some second
grade native wine. AH the charge was for
colling spirituous liquors- the case wan dls
missed.
The same ofllccrs have another case on
their hands. They have caused the arrest of
thrco soldiers charged with thu burglary of
Purtoll's saloon , near Fort Omaha. Purtoll
was inveigled into swearing out a warrant
for the arrest of the soldiers and now snvs
ho docs not know anything against the pris
oners. , ' 1'ho case will bo called to-morrow.
[ Atlanta Constitution , March 17,1SS9.J
Animal Poison.
The fearful increase In mortality , result-
In ; ; from the bites ot rubld animals is alarm
ing , mul the fact that thure have been fatal
results from the bites of animals which had
exhlbl od no signs of rabies , adds to the
alarm. Tito cuso In Walton county , On. , is
an instance. The poison was communicated
by the bite of mi ordinary house vat. which
bad never seemed to ha mad. The reporter
himrd yesterday ot n remarkable case of a
lady who wits poisoned b.v fondling and hissIng -
Ing u noodle dog. The dog had dlstcmpei
and died of It and the lady's blood was
poisoned to u degree that her body was
broken out in great ulcers and sores fron
head to foot. From a beautiful and healthy
woman she soon wasted to u moro skeleton ,
tulterlng great agony. No treatment bcnu
fitted her until on the 113tH of February she
.commenced to tune Swift's Specific ( S. S
B. ) which ut once begun to force out the
poison , ana she is now gutting well rapidly
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An omouniH Olllulal.
1 ' Superintendent of Plumbing Duncan
claims that while Inspector itcdousky was
engaged at his work seeing that the wato
trenches were bolnjr properly filled on Far.
nam street , ofticor No. 41 approached him
and ordered him to leave , Ueduus.v ! : re
piled Unit he was n city inspector for that
ipcclol work , nud wua appointed by the
uiuyor ,
"J don't glvo a for the mayor , " replied
the ofllcur , "ami if you don't leave Here I'll
look you up. "
llcuoiibky was forced to lenval. Ho In
furiUed Mlko Lee , president of the cltj
council , of the matter , and L'ju most Indig
nantly told him to get n club and go baoli to
bis work , and if the oftlcer again upprnncbcc
to crack his thick nUull. Sunerintcndcn
Duncan has filed an otllclul couplatnl against
the onlccr. _
Catarrh cured , health nnd s.vee
breath secured by Shiloh's Catarrh
Remedy. I'dco fit ) i-onts. Nu < $ al lu
lector free. For sulo by
Urujf Co.
KAiliWAY
Pnlntlnl Conclios nnd A Party or Dla-
llnRiilHliod Knilwny Men. .
A gorgeous train composed of throe
conches nnd a combination car arrived in
Omaha yesterday. It Is the special train
ot the Wagner Palace Car company and had
in board Dr. Sownll Webb , president of the
Wagner Car company ; J. B. nnd A. J , Webb ,
irothors of the president nnd heavy stock-
loldcrs In the company ; John A. Purdy nnd
vlfc , nnd Dr. McLuIn , Webb's family pliy
iclnn , together with eighteen servants.
? ho conches are the most costly
tint have been turned out being valued nt
W,000 ) each. Between Buffalo nnd Chicago
on the Michigan Central the party was
vhcolcd along , making the trip in ten hours
nnd thirty minutes , n distance of B30 miles ,
nnd nt a rate of fifty-two miles per hour. At
Chicago the party was taken In turn by the
Chicago & Northwestern nnd Drought to
Council Bluffs , a dlstnnco of D13 miles , In
wolvo hours , The boys on the Union Pa
cific bad prepared to distance all this , but
unfortunately the train was not
routed that way. Upon arriving in
Omaha the tourists were met at
ho depot by Bishop Worthlngton , nnd were
twon n drive about the city in carriages.
Choir cars in the meantime were transferred
o the Missouri Pacific , and at 1 o'clock In the
afternoon shot out at a sixty-milo gait for
fnnsas City , The party will go to the Pa
cific coast over the Southern Pacific nad re-
urn over the Northern Pacific.
President Webb , who is a son-in-law of
ho late William H. Vnndcrbllt , had nothing
o say concerning the railroad situation , His
rip on this occasion is merely one of picas-
ure , nnd about six weeks will bo consumed
n touring the continent.
Ilcduclitz the Unto.
The Union Pacific issued a circular ,
aklng effect to-day , reducing the rate of
equipped berths in Pullman tourist sleeping
cars between the Missouri river nnd San
Francisco from $4 to $1 50 per berth. Thu
circular states that this reduction Is made to
meet the competition of other lines , nnd also
that the Union Puciflc Is required to make
good to ttio Pullman comminy the loss bo-
ween the present mid new rato.
Rntlroin : Notes.
George W. Hall , financial secretary of
ho Union Pacific auxiliary lines , resigned
Vlarch 1. Mr. Hall was for a number of
rears usslatnnt auditor of the company. Ho
s held 111 hluh esteem by his colleagues nnd
n railroad circles generally.
B. L. McLain , traveling passenger agent
of the Alton , with headquarters in Kansas
City , is in Omnhn.
Robert Blickensderfcr , cx-supcrintendcnt
of the Nebraska division and nt present con
sulting engineer of the Union Paclllc has re
turned from the west.
A telegram received in Omahn to-day an
nounces that Cloin Hackney , ox-superinten
dent of motive power of the Union Pacific
will arrive hero Thursday and will spend
several days with friends In this city.
The Union Paclllc has received two moro
now engines W8 and 049 from the Hhodo
Island works.
Thomas F. Godfrey city passenger agent
of the Missouri Pacillc is in Kansas City.
General Superintendent EJson , of the
Missouri Pacific , is in the city.
Another party of IZaymond-'Wliiteomb
tourists will arrive from tno west on the
Union Pacific this afternoon. Four Pullman
cars are occupied by the tourists.
The statistical department of the Burling
ton at this place will bo consolidated with
the auditing department May 1. It was in
the former that twenty-seven clerks wcro
disposed of yesterday.
General Manager Baldwin , of the Leavon-
worth , Topeka & Southwestern , is in the
city. j
Assistant General Manager Dickinson , of
the Union Pacillc , has received the head of a
Hocky mountain goat , which will soon boone
of the peculiar of bric-a-brac
one pieces - - in
his apartments.
In Town nnd Hnnilct
The seeds of intermittent and bilious remit
tent fever germinate nnd bear evil fruit. No
community has altogether escaped it. In
populous wards of large cities bad sewngo
onuses it , and in their suburbs stagnant pools
in sunken lots breed it. There is at once a
remedy nnd a means of prevention. Its nnmo
is Hostottcr's Stomach Bitterswhich is , with
out per.idventurc , the most potent uutidot
in existence to the malarial virus. Fortifio
with this incomparable , saving specific , mias
matic influences may be encountered with"
absolute impunity. Disorders of the stomach
liver and bowcls.bogotten by miasma-tainted
water , or any ether cause , succumb to the
beneficent corrective named , and rhoumntic ,
kidney nnd bladder troubles are surely re
movable by its use when it is given a per
sistent trial.
Domestic Misery.
Mrs. Morris Steirer called upon the county
commissioners yesterday and asked to bo al
lowed transportation to Boston.
She assorts that Morris Stciror , who runs
n grocery store nt the corner of Twenty-
seventh and Burdelto streets , was once her
lawful husband , but that.ho deserted her
four years ago in Boston , leaving her. three
small children to support. She never
learned of his whereabouts until seven
weeks ngo , when nho heard thatho wns living
in Omaha. She came after him but found
him married to another. She had him ar
rested nnd taken before n South Omaha po-
lic judge on the charge of bigamy , but
Stcircr produced u. decree of divorce granted
him by a court nt Louisville , Ky. His former
wife heard of the divorce then for the first
time. Steirer laughed at her , but offered to
receive nnd care for-two of the children. She
spurnca his offer and says that she shall
keep them herself.
The children nro now in Now York nnd
she is endeavoring to got back to them.
After a sleepless night , use Angostura
Bitters to tone up your system. Buy
only the genuine , manufactured by Dr.
Siogert & Sons. At all druggists.
She Wasn't Ilobbo'd.
A lady passenger yesterday nt the Bur
lington depot accidentally dropped her purse
containing $185 out ol her satchel , nnd fulled
to notice the loss. Another ludy observing
it , picked up the purse nnd handed It to the
owner. Officer Kirk , who was also a wit
ness to the affair , stated that , had not the
woman been fortunate in having the pursb
restored , she would have undoubtedly
claimed that she was robbed ,
For n disordered liver try Boajlnm's PitU.
A New MiiHlonl Wonder.
Mr. A. W. Fisher , of Murldiua court , rep
resenting the Wilcox & White Organ com
pany , is in the city exhibiting a muslcul in
strument which promises to create n stir in
the musical world. It Is a sclf-plnying in
strument combined with a parlor organ , both
being In a cnso of the size and appearance of
an ordinary organ. Each combination can
bo played separately nnd also together , mak
ing a remarkable musical effect. The in
strument Is cnllcd a "Pneumatic Symphony"
nnd will bo displayed at the close of the
Ladles' muslcnl society's meeting in Max
Meyer & Bro.'s music rooms Wednesday
afternoon , _
CONTUAOTOUSM31IEOK9.
Chairman IJnlcomho Hxrilnliis Why
ws" They Were Withdrawn.
With reference to the charge that con
tractors who had boon the lowest bidders
or paving had been allowed to withdraw
their $1,000 checks from the board of public
works , Chairman Balcombo yesterday said !
" 1 nm attending to this business strictly
according to the provisions of an ordinance
passed by the city council , and there Is no
way loft open for contractors to impose
upon the city by enabling higher bidders to
do the work.
"For Instance the contracts ol James
Fox & Co. , William Forrestnl , J. K. Hlloy &
Co. , nnd the Nebraska Pnvlng company , who
ever nnd whatever it is , for I haven't mot
nnybody who knows , were accompanied by
tno necessary $1,000 certified checks. These ,
however , ns the ordinance provides , were re
turned to them on their filing the necessary
bond of $2,000 , which provides for their filing
nn additional bond thnt they will properly
execute all the' paving contracts nwnrded to
them during the year.
"This Inttor bond has boon furnished by
each , ns follows : James Fox & Co. , $10,000 ;
sureties Andrew Murphy and A. II. Cooloy.
Cooksy iis n contractor , and under the now
rule tills bond will bo referred hack by the
council.
"Wllllnm Forrostnl , KO.OOO : sureties J. E.
Rlloy , Sopor , Wells & Co. , nnd A. N. Pinto.
There arc also contractors on this bond.
"J. E. Ulloy & Co. , 830,000 ; B. S. Now-
comb ; sureties n non-resident it is intimated ,
F. W. Gray , William Mcllugh and J. H. Hul-
bcrt.
"Nebraska Paving Co. , $10,000 ; bondsmen ,
S. U. nnd F. 13. Johnson.
The Nebraska Paving Co. , reporters
learned , Is composed of William Fitch , John
A. Waiietteld , A. H. Coolcy nnd John J. Mc
Donald.
"These bonds will all bo sent back under
the now rule passed Saturday night , nnd
which provides that bondsmen must swear
that they are not contractors for city work.
and that they are wortli ttio amount specified
In the bond , over nnd above their Indebted
ness , nnd not exempt from execution.
"Wo will have them make out new nnd
satis factory bonds , This is in accord with
the ordinance passed by the city council.
The SI , 000 checks nro always covered by the
52,000 bond , which If filed within thirty days ,
saves the check from forfeiture. This is
the way wo have nlways let those contracts.
"William Forrestal gave bond for $2.000
with Sopor , Wells & Co. , A. M. Pinto and P.
Sopor , securities , to withdraw His check.
"Sopcr , Wells & Co. gave bond with W.
McHugh nnd Charles E. Fanning ; J. F.
llcgan & Co. with Hoper , Wells & Co. . and
W. MoIIugh ; James Fox & Co. with An
drew Murphy and A. H. Cooloy. "
Mr. Balcombe disclaimed all responsibility
for the variety of specifications under which
paving may bo done this year. Ho says that
they had been * adopted by the board nnd that
the latter had no alternative under the ordi
nance , n section of which was incorporated
in the advertisement of the board cull'ng for
paving bids. This section authorized the
board to receive bids on paving according to
the specifications of this nnd last year as
also according to specifications which con
tractors might themselves suggest. As a
consequence it was not surprising that there
wcro thirty-six Kinds of specifications for
street pavings while there are also six for al
leys. The wonder is that there are not
many moro.
"Better Into than never , " but bettor
never late when troubled with u cougher
or cold. Take Dr. Bigelow's Positive
Cure at once , which cures all throat and
lung troubles spaeuily and thoroughly.
Pleasant for children. CO cents and SI.
Goodman Drug Co.
PI HE AND
The Ho > t Wliicli Is Anxious to St rvo
the Community in Tlsis Cunncity.
The following applicants for positiono on
the fire department have boon examined by
the police and fire commission. There are
about fifty others who have not been exam
ined : William Marling , Joseph White ,
David -Tobm , George T. Anderson , John
Murnane , Frank W. Holnnr , John Franoy ,
William Malvir. , William Flood , A. H. Head ,
J. H. Baxter , John J. Marsh , John Gibson ,
George U. McBride , Edward CanJ. . M.
Knapp , H. J. Ncilsen , James Pertcrick , W.
B. Armour , George liuanc , Dennis W.
Lane , Joseph Laux , Thomas F. Walsh ,
Charles Moreland , ijolk McCarthy , Thomas
Tooin , John Taggort , Franit Provaznik.
The applicants for positions on tno police
department number over two hundred , and
fifty , but have not yet been examined. In the
application made by those men they are
obliged to swear to their name , age , wn'rd ,
height , weight , birthplace , ability to read
English , length of residence in Omaha ,
whether married or single , with or without
family , occupation , whether they have ever
had rheumntism , fits , piles , whether parents
nro living or dead , nnd of what disease they
died , whether they have served in the army
nnd how they were discharged , whether they
have over been firemen or policemen mid
why they were let out , whether they have of
fered money to secure n position on the po-
lioo or fire department , whether they have
been arrested and for what , whether they
use intoxicating liquors , nro in good health
nnd how long they intend to remain on the
force. They are also comuolled to give the
names of flvo respectable citizens as refer
ences to their character.
When you need a friend , select a true
ono. Dr. Jones' Red Clover Tonic is
the best friend mankind has for diseases
of the stomach , liver and kidneys. The
bobt blood purifier and tonic known. 50
cents. Goodman Drug Co.
II. Is Now n Ijniv.
While awaiting for the west bound train on
the Union Pacific yesterday Governor
Thnyer was questioned by a reporter con
cerning the anti-garnishea bill. lie said :
"Yes , 1 have signed the bill , and it is now a
feature of the codo. It is' an important
measure and I earnestly hopa thut It will re
sult in bonctltting the working classes. "
That hacking coug hcanbo so quickly
cured by Shiloh's Cure. Wo guarantee
it. For bale by Goodman Drug Co.
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H08 FAIINAM STIIKET , OMAHA. NEII.
( Opposite I'ftxton Hotel. )
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m. to Ip. m.
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Blood Diseases.
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w OITUP TITIDD The awful ellects of early
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T1I3 < 3 DHni'1'fl ' Adrebs thoae who liavo Impaired
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body and mlnil , "unfitting them for business ,
study or marriage.
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1103 Fariinm Srteot , Omaha , Neb.
SHE WOULD OUQH ! SO E1TOW IS.
The worli onsht to know wlmt S. 8. S. has
done for ir.o In I he cure ofn malignant Cancer ,
\\hlclM\n3eolr.ilr.ito . , bo considered luciira-
bio by llio plijpiciana f fu Clilc.ipo , where I
\\cnttobatrcatcil.Ouo of my nclKliliora sent
me a cuj > y of nn ml * cr- tti incut In regard to
Bnirt'at < pccIfl fiUl I B begun laUln.fit. I pot
relief from Ilic ilrft few ft dctcsj the polfonvas
gradually Tuned cut ( if my fyttcin. ami I was
teen cured round vell. It is now ten
aonth8olncoIiulttuk-iSiSain"K..S.S. nnd I lime
had no sign of return of the dreadful disease.
> Iis. ; AI.H BOTUWELI. .
Au Sabb , Hich. , Dec. 20 , ' 33.
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bold by lllrlHir.lkon Drue Co. undUluko.llruco &Co
DRUNKENNESS
C. ' ( lie I.Unor Ilablt..l'nniilTrl > Cored
br AdinlnlKterlnOsDr. Ilitluc * '
Uoldea Sp oia .
H can be given na cup of uolTuo or In arti
cles ot food , without tbe.fcuowledgo of the pa.
lent ; it Is iibsoliuely Imiinlflhs , and "HI ef
fect n permani-nt and Hpeedycure , whether the
patient is a moderate dWnlur or an alcohol
wreck. IT NKVKIt KAJI > ti > Over ( OO.OOO
drunVardH have bu-ju madotauipentto men who
have taken ( iolden Sp cltl .Jln.tuelr coileo with
out tliolr know ledgt ) . aul. tudiy Tellevu they
quit drlukliiK of tlicla uwattccord. 4S page
book otpartlctilara free. ilCUhn At Co , njjouta
inth and Douglas slH , iRth Jiil Ciunlni ; htreets ,
Omaha. Nob. ; Council HUUTUjlowai Ai'euU , A.
1 > . l-'osterA ; Uro.
FOR MEN ONLY !
Wtakneit of Bodyajid Hindi EffecU
oError orEietiMiln01dor Younj.
Ul > bi.l. K le.re < . Illtir U Knltrc 4
Jt.clultlr .r IH r IIOBK TKrJilUHM'-Uni.BII le t ttj ,
e l lir ; from 41 Millet , Territories , > 4 tVrflf r imlrke-
? a writ * ( bee * . Ji k * full eittltlo . a 4 br Af MUle4
. . . . . . .
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.ki. i eu. < * 4u. VMII Bjrp.fpjki rn BUIfAlO.H V.
"Wo wont into the shoo business , not only for the money there is in it but because the sue
cess which attended the opening of this department has again demonstrated what confidence
fidonco the people have in us. Many of the customers told us that they waited for our
opening though they needed shoos budly. They knew they could save money and they
Were not dissapointed. Never was there a nicer nor a cleaner stock of Men's Shooa
placed upon the market , and never were such honest and trusty shoes offered nt such figures.
And the way wo warrant our better grades of shoos has somewhat startled the shoo dealers
That is a guarantee which means something and which protects the
customer.
Our stock comprises all grades. We have good strong shoos , made of good leather ,
at $1.25 , up to the very finest grade of French calf , genuine hand-sowed. The later wo
offer at § 5.50. Many shoes are called "hand.sowed' * now-adays , but our $5.50 shoo is really
sowed and stitched by hand and is as good a shoe as any for which fine shoo stores ask
you $8.
*
Our spring stock of Underwear , Hosiery and othor.Men's Furnighingd , is now on sale
at our well known low prices. Our duplay of Neckwear is the largest and finest in town
and we show novelties not to be found elsewhere at our figures. Among ether bargains
we offer this week : *
100 dozen fine Silk Scarfs , in very pretty and novel shades at I5c each , and 75 dozen
elegant Four-in-Hands in the very latest patterns , at 25c each. Fine furnishing houses
charge for the same goods 50c and 75c.
In our Collar and Cuff Department we will offer something this Reason that was never
heard of before. A genuine Linen Collar , standing and turn-down , at 5c each ,
and genuine Linen Cuffs at lOc a pair. This is no job lot , but regular goods , new
styles and warranted pure linen. Wo shall sell them all through the season for tha
price. The very finest of collars made by the best manufacturers which other houses dare
not sell for less than 25c , we offer at 15c ; cuffs , 25c.
Corner Douglas and Fourteenth Streets , Omaha.
BLOUSES
For Ladies !
Made from the very bast Scotch flannel
andJoisey Cloth , are In ( ? reat demand. We
hae a complete line , riuurlng In price from
. ' .MitoM.r > U.
These are strictly llrst class goods and
worthy of your Inspection.
Meyer-Establishod 1856-Adolph Meyer
flsiir WPVPF
'JLd/A JLfJLC/ H/l
9
SIXTEENTH - AND - FARNAM - STREETS
General Agents I'or
STEINWAT
,
KNAQE ,
VOSF , & SONS ,
BEHR BROS , ,
and JAS , W , STARR
PIANOS !
Story & Clark anil Slioiiinger-Ecll Organs ,
SPECIAL I'KICKS AND TEHMS.
Write for Cftuloguo.
NEBRASKA
NATIONAL BANK
U. S. DEPOSITORY , OMAHA , NEB.
Capital . &JOO.OO )
Surplus Jan. 1st , 188 ! ) . SU.OOO
OFTIGKU9 AND DIHKOTOIH !
HENKY W. YATKS , I'renldent.
iKWIS H. U1JKD. Vice President
A. K. TfMJZAI.lrf ,
W. V. MOIMH3.
JOHN B. odLMNS. . , "i ,
It. aOUHHI.N'O , ' *
J.N.U. I'ATItlCK , j- '
w. if. B , iii/HIns ,
TJHE IRON BANK ,
Corner 1-th and 1'iirnuia Sts.
A General llanklnu lluulnaiH , Traincte.d
jTruM.oomtlned. Uuiu-anUcdtha
'oulr 0110 tntbo world RtnTatlflff
. . . . - rT nr. ncontlnuous bclwllOe.J'owcr/ul. Kltctrio * JTamrlM Ujribl * .
_ Foomfort blo * d KSccltre. Artld fraud * .
i r Orrr0.OOOcurt-d. heu < lhUinpfjri > * oiDUt > C
AWO ELCOTJ110 UKtTH roll jll-EANtTs ,
( fc. MCflKE. itiYUTOB. 161 ttUAji : AVI.CHIULCQ. .
20to60 DAYS.
This is it disease which has heretofore
Bttfllcd all Medical Science.
When Jlereurv , Todldo ot 1'otasslum , Snrsnpa
rlllu or Hot Springs frill , w e guarantee a cure.
We hnvoa Homedy , unknown to anyons In ttio
World outside of our Company , and ouo that haste
to curo.tuo most obstinate cases. Ten days In
recent caaos does the work. IMstho old chronic
deep scat-'U cases that wo solicit. Wo have
cured hundreds who have been abandoned by
Hhyslclans , and pronounced Incurable , and we
challenge the world to bring us a caae that W9
will not cure in less than sixty days.
Since the history of raealclno a true specific
for Syphilis has been souaht for but never
found until our
REMEDY
was discovered , and wo are instilled In saying
It Is tlio only Ilomcuy m the \Vdrld tnat will pos
itively cure , bHcause the latest Medical Works.
published by the bust known authorities , say
inure was never a true specific before. Our rem
edy will euro when everything else has failed.
Why waste your time nud money with patent
medicines that never had virtue , or doctor with
physicians that cannot cure you , you that hare
tried everything > 'lso should como to us now and
g.t permanent relief , you never can get It ulso-
where. Slark what wo say. In the cud you
must t.iko our remedy or KVHH recover and
you that Have been mulcted but a short time
should by all moans come to us now , not one in
ten of now cases ever got ponnnnently cured.
Many iretholp and think they ave free from the
disease , but m one , two or three years after it
appears again In a more horrible form.
This is a blood Purifier and will jCuro
any Skin or Blood Disease when
Every tiling1 Else Fails.
THE COOK REMEDY GO ,
Room 10 and 11 , U. S. National Bank
Building , Omaha. Nub.
OWEN'S ELT
AND SUSPENSORY.
PATENTED Auo. 16 , 1887. IMPROVED FEB. 1,1889.
DK. OWEN'S ELECTRO.
GALVANIC BODY BEH
I AND BUBPEXOOBY ri
, gutrtntee4 to euro the Col.
"r'/S'WAtw.T-rfKt'Ef5 . - ' ' - | < " " mm.lji All
Rl tf.V.lafteSgSS2jtKheumatlo Complainta ,
9 .Lumb > go , General and
jtNervoui Debility. Coc
? * Nervoui'nril , Trcmblinr.
KVV & * * BexualEi' tlinWait :
v. Lj.ti Ine of Body , Dlirnti
canted by W-2/ rnriifcretljin in Yjiutb , ABC , Marie
io the omti 0 or renlttl ericiMii of me.le or reroute ,
OT8E.ST 10 UfSI'dilMliLK I'illTlBS Ok 10 1)1 TK THIil ,
TRY A i-AlK tif LI rnrnip mcni CC mirB ,
PR. OWEN'S tLLu H U InoULto u vm rim.
limd tc , pota ; tot nt * Illflilralvd itmi > lil < t ( , wbleb lll )
KDt you la pttln lealod envelope. UcutUa Ibli | > ftpfr , a drf
OWEN ELECTRIC BT & APPLIANCE CO.
309 Worth B-oovJw y , aT. J.OU1U. Ma
SLEGTDIC BELT
AiiD TRUSS
GQrrlBIHED ,
DR. ISRAEL'S
ELECTRO. GALVANIC ! .
Owen'i Klectrio Belt Attachm nt.
orn vltb taie n4 comfort. 71 > t rur >
nu ) uilM or tlronc. Tril < If tin onlr
elerlrlc trun tad Icll ei.r tuide. It
ll [ l.r. In from | i. on rt. , . .
jiwei i Kclro-l ! > lr > ulo ntlli. "i ,
Ir otf euj fe. for PII JlluiU kltli illl It
* .ut jou f n pUlo ( Cftl * > l e&l elbtr Hold tclr 1 1 1ra
- - & APPLIANCE ro.
3OU H Uroadwur , BT I.OUJS. MO
State Line.
To ( llnsi uv , Ucifast , Diiltltn ninllJu'riHiitl
From New York Every Tuesday ,
Cabin p.isunfio * A to * 50. urcorillrijf to location
of tate ioum , ) : xfni > lmttij.to ( VM
BtccrnKi' to nnil from IJiiropo at l.ovvo-jt HatvS.
AUffl'JX 1A ! M\VIN ) it LO. , ( lon'J AKelitx.
tfinv nr'.rfiPM rion'i vv.'i J . . , ' i' , * , , , ' ° ric.
Kediici.'d Oabin"flTlitl ) S to Olusgow
hibftloi ) ,
ore
nud luonthly byovir 10,000
I idlfn. Aiofiife. Kfftctiialanit J'lmiant
911" rl/nx liyiTj ll.nrBtiruK-lMa. ! ( : ftrnleil
J'nrltfw.i > V posing * eUmp * . Adiln-ia
TUB KVJUCI. Ciicuicu. . Co. , Dtrnorr , ; ; : t-n ,
/ or srrfc ttn-l ? / / win// / / / / f'nnilina
JUi'tty CoOmaha , Xebt'iuliu ,
OMAHA
MEDICAL a * * SURGICAL INSTITUTE
"
N. W. Cor. ISth & DodflTO Sts.
COn THE TREATMENT Of ALL
Appliances for Deformities and Trusses.
Hoit facilities , dpp.iratui nnil roinoillos ( or micccs *
lul trunlinant o { orurf ( arm of dUuuec requiring
ilocllcol orBurillcul Trontment.
FIFTY ROOMS FOR PATIENTS.
Hoard and attendance ; beat Hospital accommoda
tions In the won.
WHITE roll CIRCULARS on Deformltlci nnd llrncss ,
Trutiea , Club Veet , Curvature of tlia Spine. 1'lles ,
Tumors. Cuncor. Catarrh , llronolillls , Inlmlntloa ,
Kk'drlclty. IMrnlynli , Kpllepv. ICIdnnr , II lad dor ,
Kyo , liar , Bkln and lllood.and aliSurRloul oparntlons.
Diseases of Women a Specialty.
COOK ON DISEASES or WOMEN HIKE.
01TLY RELIABLE H3DIOAL IHSTITUTH
HA I.va A PI'ECIAI.TV Or
PRIVATE DISEASES.
All Blood DI e CB uocc ifully troutod. 9yplillHlo
Polpon roinovotl from the nyNtatn without mercury.
Nuw restorative treatment for lo of Vltnl IMwor.
i'orsonaunnblo to r'.nlt ui may bo troataj nt dome b *
correspondence. All communication ! connclcnllal ,
Murtlclnos or Instrument * sent by wall or exprosff.
M-urelr jmckeil. DO mniki to Imllcuto eontontn ol
eander. One puriODUl Intcrvloir proturred. Cull and
eoniulto * or tend hlltorj of your cine , nml wo will
lend In plain wrapper , our
BOOK TO MEN , FREEI
Upon I'rlvaio. Rnoclal or Nervous Il u io . Impoi ,
U cy , B/jibllls , Gleet and Vnrlcoeale , with qnottlon ,
'
list. Adclruti
Omalia Medical and Suryical Institute , 01
DR. McMEAIAHIY ,
Oor.lBthandDodEeBU. . - - OMAHA , NED ,
Healtli is Wealth
Dit. 13 , C. WKST'B NKHVK AMI HIIAIN .
HKNT , a Btiaranteed spwllle for llyMerla , llz/l <
iH-sH , ConvillnlonM. 1'Jtn , NervrniH Niiuralulo ,
llcudache , Nervopa I'ru-itnttion rniiNcil by ilia
use ot alcohol > , r tnlmnsu , WakcfiilnusH , Mental
i , Bofitnlnif of the llruln rcniiltliic In
Insanity nnd loadluu lo misery , decay mid
rtmt li. 1'reinuturo niil ABU. lliirremu-m , I * > HOI
i-in oithiir sex , Invouuitary ( .osnes and
pparmatorrlKpn caused liy over-i-xorlion oi
the Drain. HaitaOuw or over indulgence , Hucll
boxcuntaltis one month's tri-alniunt , l a bor ,
or six lioxni torts , sent by mall prepaid on re
rdptfifjirlco ,
WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
To euro nny caae. With o.tch onier rccuivod bv
tin for HX ! boxes , accomnanlert with IS , wn ivlfl
Komi the iiiirclinHcr our written Bimruntco to re
fund tlia money If the trontuiuiit does not clfcct
acui-e. CiiiiiraiiUcs Ixsucd oiilv liv ( londman
lor poworlul Byinpathetlo
lone , pliublo action and absolute tlura-i
unity ; { ( ) '
; years' record the host yunran-
tco of the excellence of these instru
BRIDGE BROS ,
ing Oil Lands.
LOCATED ,
And all urn-saury paper. * JllloJ.
W , E , HAWLEY , Civil Englniir ,
CASI'Ult , WVO.of OMA1IA , NKUUA8KA