H 8 THE OMAHA DAITjY BEE : THUKSDAY , JANUARY 23 , 1890.
H THE CITY
mW VA Shinn of Ontario 1ms been np-
mW pointed mall olorlt on the fnst mnll be-
H tttccu Orccn Itlvor nnd Huntington
H S. 1' . Hallourny of this city linn rocolvod
H tlio appointment of nhslstant transfer
H clerk nt tlio Omaha depot
H The Dtocl < hollor8 ( nt the Nebraska
H . Mnsomo homo will hold their annual
H mooting ( or the election of trustees this
H afternoon at 12 o'clock nt Freemasons
H hnll , The Nebraska Veteran Freoma-
H Rons will hold their annual meeting nt
H the same ( iluco this evening at 7o'clock.
H Diiuior will be served nt 8 oclock
M Tip OmahaTltlo Indemnity and Trust
H company was incorporated yesterday by
H J. W. Iiatrls JoiTW Hodford , L. M.
H Anderson , .1. J. Johnson , I' . E. Savage ,
M A. S. Churchill and Gcorgo A. Miifeon ,
M with a capital stock of WOO.000.
B I'rrinnnl lnrnurnplK
H Mr .1. Ii McCoy , revenue apem tor Iowa ,
H Missouri find Kansas Is nt the onlco of tlio
H internal rcumuo collector of this city on
H oRlcliil duties
H Hobcrt Knsson , n member of the wholesale
B grocery llrm ot I'axton , ( Jlillnchor & Co ,
H tins scvcicri Ins connection wit lit lint firm
H He goes to Lincoln , where ho has purchased
H on Interest in the linn of Hat-greaves tc Sons
mU Mr nnd Mrs John AVlthnoll , 113 South
B Fifteenth street , loll for the Citv of Mexico ,
M Inst lucsilny evening From Hint cltv they
H v ill continue their tour to \vestwurdnml ,
K wllUisit Los Anpclcs , San Francisco and
H Iortlnud 'lhuvwlllbo rode three months
H GcorKOV. . Floyd , the nilvnnco ngent of
H Itudnlpn Aronson' .s Comic Opera company Is
H in the citv This organization comprising
1 sixty singers and an orchestra will ho at Hie
K tlrunu opera house next week and presonf
, ' " " "
H ond"NndJy"
tlio chnrmltiopcrns'Erinlnlo" (
1 , each for two nights
H SI ill llinv Come
| Another suit hns been entered against
H Killioliu & Akin Tills tunc Joseph 1J.
H Majer & Co htivo brought suit , on BOveral
. notes upKn'gntlnu' tlHSJ Writs of attach
H meat nnd garnishment wcru issued
Hj Wlio can foretell u auJden bruisl on the
i leg of a favorite I Keep Salvation Oil for
H the stable
: Die early bird catches the worm , and
j sometimes a bad cold , which , however , does
H nolnustico ) to thoold piovorb for with thn
j aid of Dr Hulls CoukIi S.vruo colds are of
flj no consequence I'rlco 25 cents
Hj A Dinner lor Charily
H > The Woman's Christian association will
Hi rIve a dinner Thursday and Friday in the
H basement of the J. J. Iiroun bnildinp , on
H' ' Slxteouth and Uougl.ji streets , from 11:30 : a.
H m. until 2 p. m The proceeds of the dinner
l nro to bo devoted to tlio charitable institu-
) tlotis sustained Pv the organization They
j nre the home nn Kurt sheet for aged nnd in-
j llrm women , thu joung wotnon's homo on
H < Seventeenth stieet , and the Woman's Kx-
H change
H Wanted Storage with tracUago Ad-
H dress or call on G. D. Edwards , ISllt
Hj South 10th street , Omaha
w llec Itiiilliii < ; Comiiany
H { At the unnunl meeting of The lco ! Iluild-
Hj mr company , held 'lnesday afternoon , the
| following directors wcro elected for the en-
H suing iear :
< 11. Koscwatcr , Andrew Kosowntcr , Max
> Mover , George 15. l/.scliuck , N. P. Fell
w lliu following ofllcers were then elected :
l President , K. Hosowatcr ; secretary and
Hj treasurer , N. P , Fcil
| ] 1 lie Vinducl Onllnance InRRCil
Hj The council mot Inst night jti special ses-
i sion , nnd passed an ordinance npprovlnc the
HJ plans , estimates and specifications of the pro
Hl posed viaduct over the Union'Paelllo and 13.
H ! & M. trades on-Tonth street , and appointing
Hi appraisers to assess the dumagu to property
j ewueru byrcason of thoconstrucliou Mayor
H Cushiug was presant and up proved the -or-
H dlnnnco and appointed T. S : Clarkson , P.
l W. UirKhauscr and T. A. Crelgli as apprais-
H IMIlnH' Nervoirinol Ltvor Illli
H An Important discovery They act on the
H liver , stomach and bowels through the
H nerves A nov principle They spcodily
H euro billiousncss , bad taste , torpid liver ,
H piles and constipation Spicudid for mon ,
H women and children Smallest , mildest ,
H surest 30 doses for 25 cents , Sumples free
H BtKuhu & , Co 's , 15th and Douglas
H Con my Co i it
H William F. Slater has commenced suit
H against C , 13. Hogart to recover 180.43 on a
H 'J ho First National Dank has brought suit
H against S. IC Felton & Co to recover $351) on
H n note The same bank has sued Gcorgo W.
H Itoborts for $250 on u note
H i The Chicago Lumber company has com
H . minced two suits ngitlnst Fran It U , Wasser-
m , nmti nnd Maria C. Uoccher to recover tJJO
M and $ uai 50 on notes
H ' IgnntfMeintcs has commenced suit againBt
H Sam Kopold for MUrt on account of money
m bud and received
H t William T. Seamun has sued S. A. Goodell
B .to recover $218 25 oa notes
m • In tbo case of H. J. Picltoring against W.
M II Dyer ct nl , judgment was rondcrcd in the
H sum of { 220.61.
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M 'Cnllfnrnln , the Land of Dlsonvnric < i. '
B ' Why will you lay awake all night , cougli-
m ing , when that most effective and agreeable
B California remedy , Santa Abie , will glvo you
H inmrcdlato relief } SANTA ABIU is the
M only guaranteed euro for consumption ,
AS asthma and ull bronchial complaints Sold
1 only in laigo bottles , at fl Three for $2 50.
1 The Goodman Drug Co will 03 pleased to
aupply you , and guarantee relief when used
H ns directed CALIFORNIA CAT-K-OUHE
1 hcver fulls to relieve catanh or cold in the
H bead Six months treatment , H. liy mull
M The Itoylo Inquest
H Tbo inquest over the remains ot William
m Doyle , the man who was killed in the wreck
M on tno Hell line , ivns hold yesterday after
H uoou , The witnesses examined were K. W ,
H Dickson , superintendent of the Omaha casH -
H kct factory W. It Doan , engineer of tbo
H tiassonger triiln : A. Smith , engineer of the
H freight ; James Dovinuoy , llremnu of the
H freight ; C. W. Van Dorn , a passenger ; P ,
H II Mcohnn , conductor of the freight ; Ituy
H Cook , brakoiuan on the passenger ; \V. W ,
M Mercer , brakemau on the freight ; John
H Manning , teamster at the casket fuctoryaud
H W. F , Chandler , brultemau on the freight ,
H 1 ho ovlncncQ did not develop anything ex-
H ccpt what has been already published , The
H Jury found that Uoyle came to bis death by
H the collision , and also found that the accf
H dent was caused by carelessness on the part
H of the railroad company , but from the o\i-
H donco they worounublotollxthablamo upon
H .
anyone _ _ _ _ •
H No . Sifc-r Iteincitv cau bo bad for coughs
H nnd colds , or any trouble of the throat , than
H ' 'Hronn's lironcliialTroches " I'rlco 25cts ,
H Sold only In boxes
H 'lj > thn Omaha Clercr
H Hcv Gcutlomon : I have read with un *
H usual interest jour discussions about Sun
H day newspapers , and with tbo permission of
H , 'J'ue lice I desire to ask you a few questions ;
H Was the Sabbath changed from the sov-
H , onth to the first day of tbo ncolli If not ,
H why do you not keep Saturday and frown
H upon the Saturday paporl It the Sabbath
H was changed , when , where and by whom I
H , Uy w hat authority do you keep the ilrst day
H of tbo weak as tne Jews did their Sabbath I
H or do you thus keep itl
m > Do you object to tlio Sunday impor bo
H cause it requires work 011 the Lords day I It
H so do you approve of the Monday issue ,
H which requires qulto us much Sunday work )
H Or do jou object to the Sunday paper bo-
H cause of its contents ! II so , do uuy of you
M buy and read it on Monday )
M . "Iho writer is a keouor of the Lords day
H ( first day of the week ) , and would prefer to
H sco the Sunday papers discontinued , but ho
H desires to sou tliom opposed fiom a logical
B and scriptural basis , Hoping that soma oao
H of your honorhhlo body will unswer thoM
M above questions , I am yours for truth ,
B .
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ ISiQUiiett
1 Pears is tbo best and purest soaporcr made
ZUHOIinit'8 ti/vND. /
A 3fnn Taller Who think * It Uuiclit in
Coniiunnd ll Prloo
Speaking on the subject of the condemna
tion ot Mr X.urchcr's land adjoining Dcllovuo
for tbo Fort Omaha site , .1 citizen remarked !
Several nrticlrs hnvo boon published in
Tub IJkr concerning the form of X.urchor ,
nt Hollovuo , part of which the government
wants tor the new fort at that place It
seems unfair that the opponents ot Mr Zur-
char should publish their side of the story
without Mr Zurchsr's points bel'ig pro
sen ted to the public Mr , Zurchnr came to
licllovuo between 1S * > 0 nnd lsW ( , nnd ac
quired some government land IIo nnd his
wlfa oxporlencod all the hardshipot ptonosr
life at the place where bo Is now living IIo
raised his family there IIo , lost his wlfo
thcro a few years ago Iiishousa is built near
a rich spriog of puio water of uniform torn
peraturo summer and winter , which never
failed durltur the thirty or forty years of
their living thcro to glvo all the wholesome
water needed for family or farm purposes ,
lhoy planted a grove nrouud that spring
which grow up In the course of time so us to
glvo ample shade In the heat ot summer
Other Improvements inako their homo vnlua
bio to thorn I11 short , the surroundings of
their homo nro associated with all that Is
dear and sacred to their memory
Now , tha government comes nnd snys ,
'Wo want Just that portion ot the farm
whore the house is located , with tbo lm-
proNcmonts , tha grove and the spring '
Would It not bo reasonable for the government -
mont to pay to the family what that land is
worth to them I But no , the fumilv seems
to have nothing to say to the appraising of
the land Appraisers nro appointed who
have no idea of the value of Just this spot to
these who have spent their lives tlieio The
nnprmscrs have , if I am correctly Informed ,
not given any valuation to tno spring near
the house Such a spring of
plenty of pure and ulwnys frosU
water is of almost inestimable
value for n family , and here in Nebraska
where such pure spriug water is so seldom
found , 11 spring of that quantity of water can
fairly bo appraised everything consldorod
at from Jj.OlX ) to $10,000. "
"In jestordny's Urn 11 real cstato man is
said 'as have estimated this land ns of less
value for the purposes of the government
than what has been Bold by Mr II T. Ciai ko
How would It bo If Mr Clarke would sell to
the government so much of thu land ho still
owns mound Bollovve , as to make up tlio de
ficiency , nnd leave this loss valuable laud to
Mr Zurchorl
"At any rate , if the land owned ov Mr
Zuichcr is liidlsnenslblo for tbo purposes of
the government , the value ot this land to the
family should bo fairly taken into cousldcin-
tlon by these representing the governments
Interests The government caanot nlTord to
rob Its citizens "
Makexo.Iistaki : If you have m.tdo
up jour mind to buy Hood Sarsaparilla
do not bo induced to tnko any other
Hoods Sarsupiirilhi is n. peculiar medi
cine , po3sehsingby virtue of its peculiar
combination , proportion anil propaia-
tion , curative power superior to any
article of tlio kind before the people
For all afTectioni arising from impure
blood or low statu of the system it is un
equalled Bo sure to get Hoods
victims or tiu collision
They nro all in n Fair Way to Ko-
cmrr from Their Injuries
Dr George B. Ayres , the Missouri Pacific
surgeon who has boon attending to the per
sons hurt In Tuesdays collision on the
Belt line , rcpoits that nearly all
the Injured nro in a fair way to
recover William Schwarick , deputy
county treasurer , has oaly a scalp wound
and the effects of tlio slight concussion of
the brain that ho received have passed awav
Tunics A. Harvey , the carpenter , who was
paruljzed below the hips , is rccovoilug IIo
is getting somo'scuso of feeling in his limbs
and will recover Tha temporary paralysis ,
was caused by concussion of the brain
W. E. VUbdovontor , 4204 Noith IhirtiotS , '
who was thrown throueh the window , will
bo around in a day or two
Mr Moore and Mr Durkeo will also do
out again In u fuw days
The Mll7tnff boys are not as badly hurt as
was at first supposed Oliver Mitzlafl's
sliull was not crusbod , but ho sutferod an
ugly scalp wound and was senseless lor u
number of hours His brother Max , has
already rocovercd with the exception of a
few cuts
Conductor Shields was tha most badly
hurt of nil nil nnd is still suffering from the
wounds nnd bruises Jio received His condi
tion , fortunately , is not soilous
Mr Marsh of Walnut Hill , who suffered n
fracturoof the smaller bone ot tbo leg , is
able to bobble about
lia Grippe A Few Pointers
Persons who have a cold are much
mora liable to take the inlluonza or so
called , la crippo
It is much jnoro severe when accom
panied by a cold
The most critical time is when recov
ering from the dibeaso , as slicht expos
uru will often cnuso a rclapso and that
is almost certain to end in lung fever or
pnoumoniu
The foot should bo kept dry and warm ,
the body well clothed and care used to
avoid exposure
The bowels should bo kept regular
and persons physically weak should
take quinine to keep up the validity ,
With these precautions and a free use
of Chamborlalii's cough remedy a
prompt recovery is reasonably certain
That remedy is unoquailod for a severe
cold and this disease requires precisely
the saino treatment For 6alo by all
druggists _
Announcements
Siberia , " with Lizzlo May Ulmor in the
cast , will bo played at Boyd's opera this
evening All the beautiful spoctao-
ular features , which were such an
attraction in the oilglnal production
in Omaha sovcral years ago , will bo socn
Thursday evening Seats will bo put on sale
this morning
The famous Grau opera company will ap
pear at tbo Boyd ou Friday and Saturday
next 111 two operas that are entirely new to
Omahu , nnd which wcro great successes at
the Casino , Now York , where both enjoyed
lengthy runs The operas nro 'Tbo Un-
gands" and Amorlta " The termor will bo
presented on Friday evening and Saturday
afternoon aud the latter on Saturday even
ing
ing.Mr.
Mr Woslay Sisson , manacor of Salvia ! ,
arrived in the city yesterday The Salvlni
party will appear ut the Hovd on the first throe
ovonlngs of next week On Monday even
ing the great tragedian will uppoar in The
Outlaw , ' 1 nnd on Wednesday ovonlug In
Samson " On Tuesday evening Mr Alex
ander Salvlni , Bon ot the tragedian , will take
tbo lending part in "A Child of Naples "
Sarasto and D'Albort , the renowned
artists who took Now York and Boston com
pletely by storm , will nppoar at the Hoyd on
February 18 , under the management of
Abbey ec Oram
An Absolute Cure ,
The ORIGINAL A BIKVIN B OINTMENT
is only put up lu lataa two-ouneo tin boxes ,
und is an absolute euro for all sores , burns ,
wounds , chapped bands and all skin erup
tions Will positively euro all Kinds of lilies
Ask for tno OltlOINAL ABIETINK OINT
MENT Sold by Goodman Drug company
at 25 cents per box by mall ! ) J cents
1'rKeliiHt'n hucoosBor
benjamin S. Baker , who has boon ap
pointed United States district attorney for
Nebraska , will probably enter upon the du
ties of his now position by February 1. On
tbo recommendation of the Nebraska con
gressional delegation , William Gurley is to
bo his assistant ,
Mr Baker is an attoraoy at Fair bury , Jef
ferson county , and is forty-two jears old
IIo has resided there for eight years IIo is
well fixed financially , owning several farms
in the vicinity of tha town Ho is qulto a
horse fancier.aad owns some splendid steeds
Mr Baker was u member of tbo last legis
lature and acted as chairman of the Judiciary
committee IIo voted for tbo submission bill ,
out it Is claimed that bo is not a prohibl-
tioaHt _ _ _ _ _ _
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mkt hiai > to nn.vi ) .
The licit Suburban I' .msrnKcr Hun
Into Again toy n Freight
AtSl40 vcttarday morning nnolhor wreck
occurred 011 the Bolt line south of Seymour
Park station , near the Sarpy county line ,
but fortunately no ono was Injured
The trains , freight No 121 , going west In
charge of Conductor Itico and Engineer Pat
Crow , nnd the suburban No . ' 103 in
chnrgo of Conductor P. W. Marshall and
engineer Charles Huscr dashed into ono
another nnd smashed engines and cars up
pretty generally The engineers nnd lire
men of both trains saved thcmsolvcs by
Jumping
Both trains , it is said , were Into nnd mis
understood thclrordcrs , but it is reported that
the freight was running on the passengers
time
The dummy train coatalncd only ono pas
senger , who , with the remembrance of ics
tordaj's disaster was olinost scared Into flts
The trains should luuo passed nt Seymour
Park , but the passenger train hpving the
right of way , pulled out , supposing that the
freight 1v.n1 sidetracked further out
A wrecking train was sot to work early to
clear away tr.o debris uader the direction ot
Superintendent Gilmore
The first conch 011 the passenger was
wrecked in front , platforms smashed nnd In
fact looked very much hko the roar end of
the smoking car In yesterdays accident
The tender of engine 222 of the frloght was
smashed all to pieces and the entire front
of thecngiuo was broke ana battered , and
the passenger onglno was in about the same
condition
At Seymour Park the station was crowded
with railroad mon and people from the adJoining -
Joining country
Frequently accidents occur in the
household which cause burns , cuts ,
sprains nnd bruises : for use in such
cases Dr J. H. McLean's Volcanic Oil
Liniment has for many yours bucn the
constant favorite family remedy
The Cross of the Now Crusiutp "
Fnthor McGlynn at Exposition hall ,
Tuesday ovenlng , Jan 23.
F.VTllKU A NO SON *
The Gruysous are About to ho lie
11 lilted
After olghtcon months of diligent search
ing William Grayson , a machinist nt the
Union Puclflo shops , has located his runaway
son at Cincinnati , O. •
The boys name is Willlo IIo will soon
bo fifteen years of nuo Ono year and a half
ago the lad was either kidnapped or induced
to leave his homo His father made per
sistent inquiry everywhere , nnd ovou adver
tised a description of bis son lu all the
Omaha daily newspapers Not a word ,
however , was reccivod by way of answer
The parents bad given up ever seeing their
son again until they road u paragraph in The
Blk tbnt the boy was in a house ot refuge at
Cincinnati
Yesterday Mr Grayson requostcd Chief
Seavy to write to the man
agers of the Cincinnati refuge and
have the boy Bent to this city at
once Mr , Grajson is witling to bear ull the
cxpenso
The strange part of the ntTair U that both
the boy nnd manager of the refuge have
written a number of letters to Oral son but
nonoof thorn have reached him Tbo latter is
now living at Twenty-second and Izard
streets , and his wlfo , the boys mother , lias
died since the lad disappeared
Dr Birnoy , practice limited to ca
tarrhal disuasos of nebo and throat
Booms 1MB to 250 , Boo building Esggj
SIOTOU MliN CO UP US
They Are Not Considered Practicable
by the Company
Mr Goodrich , secretary of the Omaha
Street railway company , says that the of
ficials of that organization have considered
the advisability of having glass coupes put
on the front of the motor cars for the accom
odation and comfort of the motormen , but
have decided that they are not safe It is
necessary that the motormen should bo so
situated that they can watch the tracks and
bo ready for any perilous emergency With
the motormen in coupes this is not possible
Besides , tbo breath of the mon would crust
the panes , lliu motormen themsolvcs do
not nppear to wish for any counos They
are generally enveloped In warm boar or
buffalo robes and have become accustomed
to the cold
For Hilmusness
lUso Horsford's Acid Phosphate
Dr W. B. Gillies Winnipeg , Manitoba ,
says : "I have used It In a typical raso of in
digestion witb biliousness , and found in to
bo , without exception , tbo best thing I overused
used in such cases "
WANJACE
How Distillers Save Forty Cents on a
ltarrcll
The United States gaugers here and the
state gaugers of California Boom to differ in
the margin tbnt should bo allowed in tno
reading of the proofs of spirits sent from the
Willow Springs distillery to the grout wine
state
The trovornmont tax on every gallon or
portion exceeding half a gallon Is 'JO coats
Every portion less than half a gallon is not
taxed In Hilling the barrels , therefore , the
distiller alms , nftcrputllngln n certain number -
bor of gallons , to add ps nearly a halt gallon
as posslDlo without reaching that amount
If four-tcntbs of a gallon is added this
amount is not taxed , aud tbo distiller saves
40 cents thoioby on every barrel This frac
tional quantity Is allowed as"wantago" by thn
government as the alcohol is liable to swell
the barrel and hurt it in high altitudes if it
is tilled to its utmost capacity The gaugors
here measure the barrels very critically to
see if the fractional part of a gallon added
does not reach a triilo ever a hiilt gallon ,
The California gaugors say that the Omaha
gaugers do not make enough allowance , and
Captain Summervllle , a cnugor of twentv-
llvo years oxporlouco , has been seat hero
from Cincinnati to settle the dilUculty ,
With your name and address , mailed to
the Swift Specific Co , Atlanta , Ga , ia
necessary to obtain an interesting treat
ise on the blood and the diseases incident
toil , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Skin Eruption Cured
One of my customers , a lilghljr respected and
lcQtienttal citizen , tutu ho iauow absent from
the city , has used Swifts bpeclfiowllh excellent
result IIo fays It cuwl him of a skin eruption
that he bed been tormented lib for thirty years ,
end bad ruUtcd the curative qualities of many
other medicines
ltonxiiT Cleoo Drr1' * * * TVb
MEN'S
Furnishing Goods
litCcrvyn&crTv
Coughing
IS Natures effort no oxpcl foreign suli-
stnnccs from llle tiri nclilnl passages
Frequently , thlsi cjnisea liillainnintlon
nnd tlio need ot an inodj ne No olbcr
expectorant or imodjno Is equal to
Aycr's Cherry > Iectornl It nssists
Nature in pJccUor the mucus , nllajs
irritation , luduocs"rposol and is the
most popular ot alii rough cures
"Of tlio many preparations before the
public for the cure of colds , roughs ,
bronchitis , nnd Kindred diseases , thcro
Is none , within the rnngo of my oxneii-
cuce , so reliable ns Ajer's Cherry Pec
toral For jcars 1 was subject tocolds ,
followed by tcrilhlocoiighs About four
jcars ago , when so ntllictpd , I mis ad
vised to try Ajei's Cherry 1'ecloral nlul
to lay nil other remedies aside I did
so , and within a week was well of my
cold and cough Silica then 1 linxo
nUvnjs kept this preparation lu the
bouse , nnd feel comparatively secure "
Mrs h. h. llrown , Denmark , Miss
"A few years ere I took a severe cold
which affected my lungs I lind a toi-
rlblo cough , nlul passed night after
night ; without sloop The doctors gave
inn up , I tried Ayers Cherry Pectoral ,
which rollnil my lungs , Induced sleep ,
nnd nffonled tlio rest necessary for the
recovery of my strength Ily the con
tinual use ot the Perioral , n permanent
turn was effected " Horace Fnlrbrothcr ,
Itockltigbam , Vt
Ayers ' Cherry Pectoral ,
rucrjinEi ) lit
Dr J. C. Ayer & Co , Lowell , Mass '
Bold by all DruegUti 1'rlce M ; lx botllcc , ; 5.
DR5. BETTS & BETTS
IHOSFaiinamStiibet , Om\ua , Nku
( Upposlto Vaxton Hotel ) ,
OCnceboura.ua.m , < o3p.ni. Sundays 10a. m. , tc
pm
Speclaltstn in Chronic , { fervous Skin and Blood IM-
Uf Consultation at oflico or by mail fieo Meat *
ctnes font by mail or-oxwross , necuroly packed , free
from observation Guarantees to euro quickly , safe *
ly and permanently
HERVOOS flEBIUW USR32S glli'dS&
ctona riirslcnl decay , atilnj ( from inJIaerUlon , ex *
censor Indulgence , pro-UK-imc sleoplusne- * * despon
dency , pimples on thu fo e. aversion to society , cnslly
ulicouraiadlaclt of oonUilonco dull unlit for study
urbuBlneM , and tinJailfo a burden Surely , perman
ently and privately curp I. Connult Drs Uetts St 13cIts ,
H0SFarnnbtrc"tOnmlja , Neb
Blood anfcSMn Discass ? gss'ffitfbgssiu '
result * , completely e-u-jlentel uitliont tlio aid of
mercury Scrofula ecypjpclns , foru.hflore * , uloiche- * ,
niters DRlntffrttha heal aTid-bou * * . , syphllltSc sere
tbroat , mouUiaad tongue catarrh , oio , permanently
cured where others hare failed
Kidney Urinary Mr5" .
quentburnhu or bloody urinn , urlno hUli colored or
with tnllky Bcdlmenton a tan J loir , weak bick.KOnorr
h < ra , gleetcystitis , etc , Promptly and safely cured
charges reasonable
STRICTURE I SreWnK
rooval cnnrpleto without cutttnir caiintla ordination
Cures effected at home by patient without a moments
pain or annoyance
To Young Men and MifldlB-Aqcl Mon
flflDP Tl o awful ctlects of early
AQIIPP
UUtlfJ UUKlj Vice which brings orpanlo
wenknes , , destroying both mini ! und boay , with all
tsdrcaaud Ills , pornmnontlr curoil ,
TIDQ PFTT Address these who have lm-
DUO , Dill 10 paired iliRmsolvcs by luipropor
Imminences nnd ami solitary tinblts , which rufn bolh
body and uilnd , unilttlnff them for business , study or
antrrhiBo
, UAItiiiEi ) Mev , or thoio entering on that lmppr
lire , aware or plijalclal dcbllty q ulckly ajiUtoJ
- OUR SUCCESS
Is based upon facts , first practical oxperlonco , sco-
ond-uvery case Is especially studldd , tbus iturtlnx
arlubt , third medicines are prepared In our own la *
batory exactly to suit eacn case , thus utrcctlng cures
without Injury
nyyend it cents postazo for celebrated works oa
chronic , nerrous and dellcatodlsonses Thousands
cured VfK frlindljr letter or call may saroyou fu
ture ufforlnE andIiame nnd add Koklon yours to life
tV.No letters answered unless accompanied by 4
cents In stamps Address orcall on
DKS IIKTTg He BRTTS ,
1113 Farnain fctreet Omaha Neb
SCOTT'S '
FWULSiQN
Of Pure Cod Liver Oil with
Hypophosphites
1 Of Lime and Soda
There are rmuUlniit and emultlotui ,
and there is Hill much shimmed mills
which tiiasrjtterailrs cmfm Try ut
tcl/J ninny manufacturers cumwt
sattliaiilM their eoilllirroll tin to muhn
it palatable toHrniltlveetomaeha , Scott's
VinnhlonnfrVlHl NOUWrMlAH COD
M.lVr.K OircomHni < l with llnpophos-
jihitie Is almost as palatable as mill : ,
l'or this reason as icell as for the act
of the stimulating qualities of the Unna-
phosnhltui , l'hyslcfaiis jrt < litentty pre
scribe it in casts of
CONSUMPTION ,
hCKOVUt.A , ilttiaXCIUTlB and
cuiiosiu covauorsurimK cold
All Jlrngytsts sell if , but be sure you yet
the genuine , as there are poor imitations
Dr.J.E.McGREW ,
Tlio Well Ifcuowii SittscittlUt ,
_ P- liexlllIWi ' Allfurniior I'm-
W \attKJl VATK UlHKAUti
"VirW tileot and htrlct- ,
m " "
* PG2 * I , .r / Sl U > rrhu a Impo
* * Hm VNKU rf-vVSviWf toner , I- < > " of
fSn > Sfe7ri > sl Manliood , and .
fSrf tZj s * I'lSu Ambition hlcr
1/ IWZL Htr ot llarren-
I "t /Ol I" " * absolutclr
JlsV/ hill cured ( lend for
'jtiM/jK iry rtocret , " for Man
* • - l jf Nervousnessre ' .
" * A male lilsi uses.Ca
t
-4vj < tefc i' / \ quickly und per
ri _ - * , - " ' M-a uanently Ireat
Tk k k Bs\v&Xx&s\ \ . ment by curre-
ffjiLBBIBfco ' Oi'JTyBwIW ' . ' ' ' - " ' ' * lor ' ieply
Office SE Cor lUtri & Jnoltson Sta
Omaha , Neb ,
yr CoLLaR ,
THIS GOLD SNAP /
Prompts ns to remind you that wo liavo n few heavy Ulsters tmil Fur Trimtna.l Overcoats which wo would
Hko to close out ninl ns this may bo our last chnnoa tliis season to dispose of them , wo hive cut the prioo in
two , thus ofrerhif * you n ram chnnco to Rot n garment for about nna luilf its v.iltu at a tiuu whan it will ilo *
you tlio most gootl Wo call particular attention to a small lot of elegant fancy Chinchilla UULu-s with very
fine Caisimcro lining , choice satin sleeve lining ami mrvlo up in lirst elas3 mtinncr a garment which was got
ten up to lelnil for about $30.00 , wo offer them at $11.76 , ami n few oxcelleut Chinchilla Co its , C.Hnineio
lined , and \ory long nnd triiutnel with good De.ivor CollaiM aud CulF , , at $ l .50. Vou could not buy this in
the early season for less than $25.00.
For small boys wo still have a little lot of very neat Caps Overcoats , si/.os 1 to 10. which wo olfor at ? l.0O
They are worth even nt this lime of the year . iO " " " "
For other seasonable b.u'gains . which will bo appreciated these cold days we inonttou ,
Good Knit Caps nt 20c , worth 40c ,
Good Woolen Mitts at 15c , woilh 30c. , -
Excellent nil wool Spanless Socks at 15c , would be cheap at 30c.
The piicos on all these goods were double but ns there was no sale for them and we wanted to force them
during the warm weather , we reduced them to one half It is not our custom to mark goods up again after
they nro once reduced
Hubbor Overshoes nro said to be old by ull shoe dealers very close but you should see how we sell them
Corner Douglas and Fourteenth Streets ,
During January and February our store closes at 7 p. in Satur
day at lO p. m.
NEW JERSEY RUBBER SHOE CO WINS
If you want Pure Gum Sandals , get Jerseys
If you want High Button Gaiteis , Sea Fly , get Jerseys
If you want Fine Jersey Cloth Arctics , get Jerseys
If you want Back Buckle Fine Arcties , get Jerseys
If you want Fine Jersey Cloth Alaskas , get Jerseys
If you want Two Buckle Fine Excluders.get Jerseys
If you want the Neatest Overshoes , get Jerseys i -r lH
If you want Fine Self-acting Sandals , get Icrseys I
If you want Narrow Widths , NO HEEL , get Jerseys
If you want wide widths , get Jerseys '
If you want Rubber Boots , Arctics , Excluders or Lumbermen's
Overs , get Jerseys
the New Jersey Co put HEEL PLATES ON FREE Ask for
Jerseys
I am Western Agent for the New Jersey Rubber Shoe Co , and sell at whole
sale only I also job Felt Boots and German Sox
Prices the Lowest , Goods the Best
Z. T. LINDSEY , till Harney St , Omaha , Nebraska
AT TME
ExposmoNzzz
= : Univer5elle ,
PARIS , 1559 ,
The Highest Possible Pieinium ,
JFHB * ONLY * GRAHD PRIZE
FOR SUWIHG MACHINES ,
WAS AWARDED TO
lELER W1LS0H MFG CO
WH'lELER & . ,
AND THE
' GReSS 6F THEN
LEQION OF HONOR ,
WAS CONFERRED UPON
NATHANIEL WHEELER ,
The President of tha Company
HEELER & WILSON MFG CO *
1HB-187 Wn ! > n h Ave „ Ctilonco ,
SUI.ll HV
F. E. PLODMAN & CO
220 N. Mil St , Omaha , Nib
Tenrople m d from ontwrltlng Agrmtiwtti 11.
SHOE DEALERS ISI
etiratod lines of Ilooii ami blioei mauatuLtur
e < l by O. M. lleiwleruon & Co , of Chicago fac
tories at Chtrab'O , l.lxon Ills , and Kea 7) I.uc ,
\V1 - boullurite H\J1. N. WAISOH resl-
denca FUEMUNX Mill Travellug Qt
IteaHquarttra lor ituuUurn ,
PORTLANET
HHsPARKi
A rlcli , beautiful tract of table land seven hundred (700) ( ) foot nbovo
the Wlllmnotto Buautiful Purlce , with mlnoral BprliifcB , shade trees
nnd macadiiniUod walks A building society in operation oroctlng
cottages nnd stores for rent or sale A motor line is being construct
ed , to bo In operation by May next , with Co faro Only 800 of the
a700 of those lots are placed on the ninrkot at a quarter of tholr value
Tliofao lots are sold on the iustallraont plan , with easy uaymonts or a
liberal discount for cash A Bpoclal arrangement will bo made with
parties purchasing ono or more bionics ,
Tlioxu IoIh will bo uilvuiicoil ilfly per cent allur tliovo y
now on lliu murltct uro ni I I. V
audicis ,
SHOREY HALL & CO
, ,
Abingfon Building , - - Pori8and8Oregon.
A COMPI.ETE STOCK OP
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HIMEBAUGH & TAYLOR 1405 Dougias St
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