Nebraska Newspapers

    8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : OJ0ESDAY , FEBRUARY 4 , 18 * 90. 1
THE CITY
H J. A. nobintnii.forstcallnpnlnprobo ,
H tvns committed lu jitll for six dnys
H The Stcnofjrnplicrs' usoocliitlon will
H meat tills evening In the Wuro block
H There tvfts no meeting of the flro nnd
H police board lust nlplit it boltiK Impos-
H mblc to ( jol n quorum
H The Dou 'lns county nprlcultural so-
H duty will hold , ts nnnunl meeting today
H for the election of olllcorn
H Tlio Omaha fair nnd exposition ns-
M cccintion will moot til the boaru of
H trndo at - o'clock Ibis afternoon
H It Is understood that Kelly , Stlior &
H Co , lmvo been trylne to negotiate ! for it
H ] ) urchnsu of the Continental building
H lack 1'rlnco with his blcvelo wilt on-
H dcuvor to outuistittico Kid Nichols on
H ekutcs at the Collsouin tonight for tt
H pursoofilO
H The directors of the Nebraska Suv-
H int's bank hold tholr annual meeting
| ycstiirdity morning nnd elected the
| old
H Hugh Mullen , ( lied nn information in
H the police court , ebntfiiig bis son with
H ineorlginllity Mullen is assistant ] tml-
H tor at the high school
H A telegram from ColumbtH says that
H a man with a grip full of ladles1 allppars
| mm men's boots , supposed to bo from
H Oinulia , has been arrested at the former
H Tlioro will bo n civil servlco cxaml-
H nntion for applicants for positions under
H the postolllco dopartinoiit today , con
H ducted by Fred W. IMukons nnd J. E.
H Waters
H Vesta chapter , Order of the Kastorn
H Star , give a party at Washington hull
H on the 11th Inst The change is uindo
H from the Free Masons'hall on account
H of the latterbcing condomucd
H A jmrso containing nenrly $100 was
H picked up in the ladies waiting room at
H the Webster fctrcatdopot Sunday night
H It can bo easily identified and will bo
| turned over to the owner upon upplica-
B tion to the tickotagent
H J. L. Miles says ho has been warmly
| received wherever ho has presented
H the subscription list for the now mercy
| orphiin asylum Thirty thousand are
| desired with which to erect the build
| iug und the subscriptions now amount
H to very nearly $5,000.
H Charles ICultoier , ono of the distribute
B ing clerks at the postolllco , has been
> cotilined to his bed for two or three
H I weeks past with a severe and painful
H nttaek of rheumatism The malady now
H ; threatens to attack the heart and his
H condition is rognrded us critical Ho
H lives at BOG North Twenty-third street
H I'erfionnl inrnirrnnrm
H E. P. Holmes or Lincoln is at the Millard
H L. It Brltton of Kearney Is at the Paxton
H Major Clurkson lctt for the cast yester-
B D. W. Moffatt of Gordon is stopping at the
J
J A. L. Field of Alllanco is a guest at the
J Casey
J Mrs C. J. Spaftor of Long Pine is at the
J Cnsoy
J D. 13. Wnlpton of Hastings is at the Mer-
HBVJ
| W. E , Smith of Wallace is a guest at the
J Paxton
J L. I ) , bowler of Sutton is stopping at the
HBVJ Paxton
| James licit of David City is a guest at the
J Murray
W C. W. Earl of Nehgh is stopping at the
VJ Murray
, U. II Goulding of ICcarnoy is a guest at
J the Casey
J George Clark of Geneva Is registered at
J the Casey
fl , James Stophonsou left for Washington
BVV yesterday
J Benjamin Heller of Nebraska City is at
the Murray
H. G. benmidt of Bcatrlco is a guest at the
Mcrclianls
H BJ L. ICaloy of Red Cloud is reentered at
H tbo Paxton
H A. J. Wright of Tecumseh is registered at
H the Merchants
| J. J. Wilson of Central City is Btopping at
H the Merchants
H S. L. Wickcr3ham of Plattsmouth is stop
H ping at tbo Murray
| E. W. Ur.vnnt aud wife of Tckamah are
H gue.Us at the Millard
B W. A. Downing of Kearney is among the
H arrivals at the Paxton
B Mesdanics Norris Drown and E B. Jones
_ of Kcurnoy are guests at the Paxton
B Mr Thomas Miller , general freight agent
J of the Chicago , Burlington & Quincy , loft
J yustordav for Chicago to assume tbo duties
J or his now position
J Atnrrinco ljicennnH
Licenses wcro issued to the following
parties by Judge Shields yesterday ;
HBSJ Ixamo und Residence , Ace
| • ( Thomas Puis , iicnnlnpton 47
_ j Margrota Dittmor , Ucanlngton 45
H j Henry Dlllman , Cheyenne 41
_ 1 Christine Hichard , Omaha 24
H noird of Trade Itepnrr
H The annual statement of the financial con
H dltion of the board of trade for the past year
H lias Just been Issued in neat pumphlot form
H by Secretary Nason The report Is very
concise aud clear and contulns , besides the
reports of the secretary , treasurer and audit
ing committee , acomploto list of Uio mum
, bor .of the boaru and tuo Btauding commit
V Krvcrend KoouilonUtH !
i lbsliop Newman has came to the concln-
| sion , after hearing the Method'sl clergymen
l of the city , that they need elocutionary train
U " ing llq is , tlieroforo , arranging to have 1
l . them put through a course of such instruction -
| tion , and hopes to have the classes under
VJ way souio time this week The clergymen
_ VI think the idea n line ono and appear to feel
pHj very grutcful to the bishop for his thought
BVI fulness of them
H Slnro SldownlUn
| Sidewalks have been ordered laid on the
1 following Btrcctu on or before February 10' I
B ' If not put down by that time they will bo i
B , laid by the city and the cost usscssed against
| ' the abutting property :
R' ' South sldo of California street , between 1
H Sixteenth und Seventeenth streets , ropalis
W " 0 feet wide >
H > On Webster street , between Seventeenth 1
j m.d Klgliti'cntli streets , south sldo , repuirs
bJ : On the eust side of ' 1 neuty.third street ,
BVJ ! between Chicago and Cass streets , 8 rcet ;
BSJ ; Wldo und IS feet long , .
j On Hurt street , between Seventeenth and
1 eighteenth streets , northeast corner , 0 feet 1
VJ wide ,
Sj ! . On Plfteontli street , from Plorco to Will
BSK lams street , both sides , ronairs
H | t pn Uio southeast corner of South Twenty
BSJj first and Louvonworth streets , repairs
BSJj On the southeast cornnr of Twenty-eighth
BWi nvenuo , between Douglas und Dodge , 4 rest
wide
H _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Hl Oil till ! l' Xl 'Il III C * .
Hj The meuibors of the Ho.il estate Exchaugo
HJ do not pay niuoa attontlou , for some tun-
Hj linowu reason , to the Moudavinootlugs Vice
Hj President Upton called yesterdays to order
Hj nnd then joined the reporters and throorep- ,
Hj resentatlvcsof the Dakota drouth-striken dU-
Hj trlcts who formed tbo audience that listened
Hi to the inqrning call and the report of prop [
H The listing was as follows :
1 l'rospoct Place , lot 14 , block "II , " C0xl.7 ,
H five room liouso , tj'500.
H South Omaha , lotv , block 7 and lot 0 , block
H CUxlSO ouch , ( TIM
H Bales were reported as follows ,
H Hv A. P. T'ulipy , lot f , block 0 , Clifton
H Hill fJJOO
) lly M. A. Upton , ono-thlrd interest in
; - even lots iu Uoyd & Sharpo's addition to
i ( South Omaha , $3,000.
j liy C.u Juyaos & Co , lot 7 , block S , Shor- ,
j plan Avenue park , H5J ; lot IS , blocu 1 , Sbcr-
H xnau Avenue park , fJ75.
UISMOVIN'O Tim SLUSH
Tlio Ccntrr of Town Sliowlna Its
Pnvccl Strert * A iln
Yesterday a force of llfty men and a
dozen teams continued the work of cleaning
the streets , which It began on Friday Inst
Up to Suturday evening the gang had fln >
tshed both Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets
and the contrnst between these thorough *
fares and these which , for weeks have been
covered with ice and slush was most re
remarkable
The shovclers nro paid $1.50 , while the
teams cost SI per day The work is done
under the supervision of n city inspector ,
though the material used belongs to Funning
& Slavon und for the use of It thny nro paid
10 per cent of the cost of the work Mr
Slav en says that tocleau nil the paved streets
ns thov should bo cleaned would reiiulro at
least three weeks , but ho did not know how
long the board of puhllo works would allow
him to work his men , the order for the work
havJng come from that body ,
I've ' boon n sufferer from rheumatism for
ycnr.i nnd huvo been unnblo to obt iln any ro-
liar ut all Salvation Oil gave mo cntiro re
lief und I heartily recommend it , Huxnr
Winnru , Hitlliniorc , Mil ,
What so wonderful as a ncvoro cough cured
bv Dr Hulls Cough Syrup for 'J5 cents
Try it _
Toil hOffElt O m-N KATHS
llm Inteu Move ol the Statu Hoard
oITrniiiporintloii
Three members of the state board nf trans
l > ortiitlon Secretary Cowdry , Auditor Hen
ton and Land Coinmlsslonor Kteon , went to'
Chicago yesterday on business coanectod
with the railroads nnd having rofurenco to a
reduction of corn rntcs from Nebraska
points east St no Treasurer Hill , who Is
also member of the board , cainons fnr as
Omaha with the o gontlomou , but owing to
tl.o serious Illness of his daughter thought it
best to return homo
They were mot at the H. & M. uepot by
Mr Iloscwater , G. M. Hitchcock and others ,
who conferred brielly with them upon the
object of their mission Secretary Cowdry
suldt
This matter has now coino to n show
down SoinethiiiL' must bo done , and wo nio
going to beard the big railroad lions In their
den If thny dent sco lit to giant our re
quest for relief , then it will bo tluin for us to
maku n general revision of local rates , which
wo have n perfect right to do , nuu InsJst
upon the roads adopting Just what wo glvo
them 1 nm not prepared to say thai u
reduction of 5 cents per 100 would
benefit ocr farmers , but they thinlc it would ,
and the bourd proposes to try an experi
ment
"No , the onicials have not exactly scut for
us but our request is before tbo Western
Fieight nssoclatlon and wo are going ou to
urge ltsudoption , "
Mr Hilt expressed himself In about the
same stiuln , and added an assertion to the
effort that the Hurlington pcoplohuvo shown
a disposition to act very fair , though they oppose -
pose the request on the ground that it will
not bring the expected relief The farm
ers , however , want It , and 'nro urging the
board to do something If the railroads
will reduce the rates and it docs not benefit
the farmers they can thou lake all the blame
upon tbemsolvcs "
A School Mnill's ttrcniiitnenilntion
During the fall of 1882 , while my
daughter was teaching in the country
near hero , she contracted a severe cold
and cough 1 sent her a bottio of Chamberlains
berlain's Cough Ifemedy , and the oltoet
was so satisfactory that upon her rec
ommendation the entire neighborhood
began its use nnd with the most satis
factory results , which huvo continued
with increasing coiiildenco over since :
J. II Rkixiiaut ,
Druggist , Alton , Kansas
The License Hoard
All members of the license board , except
Mossrs Gilbert and Ueunett , were present
at a three hours session of the board yester
day afternoon A rehearing of the question
of permitting a saloon at Eleventh and
Picrco streets was the first thing considered
Joseph Bchm , who has been running the
place , was refused a roacwal on the grounds
that ho had sold liquor cu Sunday , and that
tbo saloon was only n block from the Tenth
Street M. E. church The principal point
made by these asking for a rehearing was
that the saloon would hereafter bo run un
der the personal supervision of Adolph
Foster , to whom it was asked that a license
bo granted Tbo pastor and members of the
church were mainly Instrumental in having
tbo license revoked before , aud they weroon
bund yesterday presenting a very deter
mined front They reiterated tholr argu
ments as to the close proximity of their
house of worship to the saloon , and also tbo
fact that therouas a public school only a
block away The only thing the applicants
for a license had to advance was the fact
that tbo proprietorship would bo changed
Foster was put on the stund und asked
wholhor ho intended to employ Uohm , tbo
former proprietor In the saloon in case a
license was granted , and hoicplied that ho
hadn't thouubt anything about that , Mr
Smith spoke up and told Foster ho had better
decide that point before ho wont any farther
with his application Tbo case was then re
ferred to cxecutivo session
Licenses wore then granted to George
Schulor , 1024 South Thirteenth : Mrs Anna
Wolly , 1004 South Thirteenth ; Michael
Walcni , 11)20 Pierce ; Thomas Casey , G'i4
South Twelfth ; Uornard Kopald , Ui3 24
South Tenth ; Frank F. Hellamny , 1018 I
Douglas street
Henry Hornberger was called to the front
to bo told that the board had boon informed
that ho contemplated opening gambling ;
rooms over his saloon Henry denied it and
said bo did expect to fix up the second floor
of his place for icstuurant purposes
The board odjourued to Wednesday at 2 ,
p. in
in.Dr.
Dr Blrnoy , practice limited to ca
tarrhal diseases of nose and throat
Hoomslb' to 250 , lieo building
Superior Must Put Up
Judge Dundy has banded down his de
I cision in the case of Hipley & Hranr.o ' n vs
tbo City of Superior , in which the plaintiffs
brought suit against that towa for * . " > , " . * > < ) for
puttinirin city waterworks The citirons re
fused to pay the amount asicod for una Hip
ley & Urown were compelled to go to law to '
recover Judge Dundy has rendorcd his uo-
cislon in fuvor of tbo contiactors und given i
tbom a Judgment against the city for the full
amount and also for costs Inuurrod in the |
SHIPS ISorvR'tii'l Llvor Pills
Au Important discovery , They act on the
liver , stomach and bowels through the I
nerves , A nov principle They speedily
euro bllliousiioss , bad taste , torpid liver , 1
piles and constipation Spieudid for men ,
women nnd children Smallest , mildest ,
surest Ik ) doses for 25 coins Samples free
at ICuhu & Co 's , 15th und Douglas
The Great Hook : Island Ilnutn
Ill chnnglng time on Sunday , Nov
17 , the Chicago , Rock Island & Pacific )
Ry have constdored every point of in
terest to the Omaha traveling public
If you nro goinn to Dos Moines , Chicago I
or any point east , our solid vestibule
limited train is lust what you want
Leave Omaha at 4.-op. m. arrive in Dos 1
Moines 0:31) : p. in , und Chleitu'o 8:30 : u. m. ,
dining car for supper loavlng Council [
HlulTs and for breaxfust before Touching
Chicago This train is also cquippod I
with the finest sleopurs and chair cars
inndo by tuo Pullman Co , which leave
from the U , P. depot , Oniahaovory day
ut 4:25 : p. m. | making close connections
ut Chicago with nil trains for eastern ,
points In addition to this magnltlcont
train wo have two other dally trains to
Chicago , leaving Omaha ut ! ) :15 : a. in
and 6:16 : p. in , For information ns to
routes , rates , time , etc , call at ticket
'olllco , 11)05 ) Faruam street ; telephone
7bU. S. S , Stkvkns ,
General Western Agent ,
.
Died from Alcohol
Tbo coroners Jury ia tbo case of Mrs ,
Kane , who died suddenly at her homo ou
South Thirteenth street last Sunday morn
ing , met nt Undcrtnkor Grlog's establish
ment yesterday and completed Its duties
The report of thn post-mnrtom wns submit
ted showing that the stomach of the dead
woman which wns analyzed by Prof Mueller
of the Omaha medical college , contained no
traces of poison but thnt the death resulted
from congestion of the brain caused by the
excessive use of alcoholic stimulants The
Jury returned a verdict In accordance to the
repoit ,
WII15UW IS DAMIOL ?
Ills Wife bnj i lie it Anywhere but nt
Home
Kcbbecci Martin writes to Chief Senvoy
from Lowell , Luke county , Ind , and asks
for information regarding the whereabouts
of her husband
This couple wcro married In 1S73. Thny
came west und hal hard luck Finally after
struggling along in Omaha for t.vo yonrs ,
Mrs , Martin went back to her native home
Since leaving hero she hut learned that
her lord has been very uttcutlvo to n Mrs
Christy whom , she says , ho Is soon to marry
The Martins have three children and the
motner of them is anxious to have the fath
ers ' support The latter's naino Is Daniel
He drove n street ear for souietitno but is
now In the employ of the motor company
Ills wife snvs she will make things verv
warm for him In case bo attempts to gut
married , Ho bus only sent his wife $10 in
two years _
An Absolute f ure
The ORIGINAL AUIliTINE OINTMEN P
is only put up in lnrao two-ouhco tin boxes ,
und Is mi absolute euro for all sores , burns ,
wounds chappoJ hands nnd nil skin oru | > -
lions Will positively cure nil kinds of plies
Ask for the ORIGINAL AHIET1NE OINT
MENT Sold by Goodmin Drug company
ut 25 cents per box by malt SO cents
I WANT AN KL-A'ATOII.
The flcnq olIIkho Who Visit the
County ltullillnir
Judges Wakoley Doauoand Clurkson were
present at the meeting of the county com
missioners yostcrJay and presented the
following petition :
The undersigned Judges , Jutors nnd at
torneys earnestly press upon your attention
the great need of an elevator lu thu court
bouse The expression of these compcllod
ti attend court is very emphatic in favor of
some provision theiofor , and wourn s.itislljd
that thu citizens and taxpavori without , dls
sent would approve the necessary expendi
ture of the purpose "
The petition was signed by over two hitn
dred law.vers nnd people having business In
tbo court house
Judge Wukeley in presenting the petition
urged the commissioners to take some steps
in the mutter und order the work done if the
plan is prietlciblc
On motion of Mr Darlln the petition was
referred to the committee o-i construction to
seeuro the oulnlon and ostlniatus of archi
tects ot the feasibility and cost of the ro-
requested Itnproveaicnt
Alter the petition had boon referred to the
committee on construction Mr O'Ktofe r -
marked that the tunnel woulu have to be cut
through the foundation of the umno , which
would bo a difllcultjob The foundition ex
tends to n point about eighteen f o' nbo\o
the level of Farnam Rtreot , nt d would Hit -
fore huvo to bo extendea aovvtiward 'o the
bottom of the proposed tunno' , which would
bo an expensive operation Ho also stated
that ho bad spokca to Architect Moveis
about the matter when tha latter was her *
and Mr Meyers advised building tin addit o l
on the cast side of too building and putting
tbo elevator in thnt , thus civing more room
and an elevator besides
Judge Wakcly then said ho bad another
mutter to present to the commissioners He
then calico thoirattention to thefactthat the
room now used for cases on the equity dock
o * is entirely too small , and when the dooket
is called there is scarcely standing room for
those Interested in the various cases The
room Is badly ventilated , and in the
summer time is almost unbearable Tbo
Judge said there wcro no rooms in the court
bouso which could bo used as n court room ,
aud suggested that rooms bn secured in some
other building Ho said the Judges of the
court huvo viewed some rooms in the Now
York Life building and thought tbom en
tirely suitable
On motion a committee , consisting of
Mc sr3. Berlin , Corrig.m and Turner , was
appointed to cooler with the Judges nnd re
port on the advisability of securing additional
room in nnothov building
lho board then ndjourncd until Saturday
nt 3 o'clock , and the committee , under the
guidauco of Judco Wnkelcy , repaired to the
Now York Lifo building , where they sur
veyed rooms on the third floor In the north
east corner ' 1 here are two rooms which tbo
• committee will recommend to the board , ono
18130 foot und the other 1821 foot The
rental asked for tbeso rcouis is $1,000 per
annum
Pozzoni's Complexion Powder Is univer
sally known and evetywhere esteemed as the
only powder that will improve the complex
ion , crudtcuio tan , freckles , aud all skin dis
cuses
DIED
McC riMICiC On Monday , February 3. at
1:25 : u. in , Charles McUorrnlck , aged 30
years , of pneumonia
Funeral Wcdnesdav at 2 p. m. from the
resilience of J. S. McCormick , 202 North
Eighteenth street
Rheiimatism ,
BEING duo to the presence of urio
acid In tbo blood , is most effectually
cured by tbo use of Ajcr's Sarsupa-
rlllu Bo sure you get Ayer'a and no
other , nnd tnke It till tbo poisonous
acid is thoroughly expelled from tbo
sjstcm Wo challenge attention to this
testimony ;
"Abcut two years ago , nffcr suffering
for nearly two years fiotn ilieiiiuatlo
pout , being nblo to walk only with great
discomfort , and having tried various
remedies , including mineral waters ,
without relief , I saw by nn advertise
ment in a Chicago paper that a man bad
been relieved of this distiesslng com
plaint , after long sulfeilng , by taking
Ayers Sarsapirilla I then decided to
make a trial of this medicine , and took
It regularly for tiuht months , aud am
pleased to state that It bus effected a
complete care I hnvo since had no re
turn of tbo diseasu " Mrs It Irving •
Dodge , 110 West 125th St , New York
" Ono year ngo I was taken 111 with
inflammatory rheumatism , being con
fined to my bouso six months I enmo
out of the sickness \ery much debili
tated , with no appetite , and my system
disordered In every war I commenced
using Aycr's Sarsaparllla and began to
Improve nt once , gaining in strength
and soon recovering my usual health ,
I cannot say ton much lu pialsonf this
well-known medicine " Mrs L. A.
Stark , Nashua , N. H.
Ayers ' Sarsaparilla ,
rnrrAnin ut
Dr J. C. Ayer ti Co , Lowell , Van
I'rlcel ; six bottUa , $5. "WorlMS a to ! e.
Dr.J.EJfcGREW
. .
The Well Known Specialist ,
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fr 'fc'iiliKvSfc ' va ns dimlases
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/ 'tvi3n unlooil bpcrma
nft ± J i _ tr i. VCTSl lurrliao lmj > o
tt Wr ITOl- * . < \\v\V \ loner Lou of i
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r-JMs/AV * r 'J recret , 1' ' for Man
raplKul ] . S or Woman , each ;
t fc A inalclJIiraacJ.Ca
;
JbRHS&SI quickly and per
rHK | { pj ' ggrA\ \ luanouUr , 'Iruat *
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i3HKkl' & ' .uBnGH-fe'tn > p > tor ' reul ; .
CO.NhUiV-WilO * ntix ,
Office S.P , Cor lUtfi & Jackson Stsj
Omaha , Neb ,
BETTER THANGOLD
nESTOItKD I1EH HEAMU
Tor E5 years I eultcred from bolls , erysipelas
tad other blood adcctlons , taldng during thnt
time great quantities of dldcrcntmcdlclrjcs with
cat gp Ing mo any pcrccpUblo relief , friends
Induced mo to try S. u. 9. It Improved mo front
tbo start , and utter taking texual bottles , fa
ctored my health as far ns I could hope for st
jay age , which Is now seventy-are years
21ns. S. St , Lucas , Bowling Green , ICy
-Realise rm lllnod and Skin Dlf eases mailed free
SWIFT HfECiriO CO . Atlanta Oa
DRS BETTS & BETTS
; tQ8 Fahvam Stueet Omaha , Nun ,
( Opposite Vftxton Hotel )
C3cc houraua m , to3 pm Sundays 10a. m _ , tc
pm
Specialists tu Chronic , Nervous Skin nnd Ulool 1)1-
cn cn
tTConsultntlon nt office or by ranll free MchIU
clncs pent by mall or express , flfcuroly i > acko1 , frco
from observation Guarantees to euro quickly , enfe-
ly nml permanently
HERYOUSIEBILITY S M &BSi
ftlotiH Physical decay , urtslriff from tn-Ihcretlon - , ex
cess or Indulgence producing elccplesnoM Uepon
dency , plmplos un the face aversion tosociety , easily
discGurAKOd , Inck ofcoitil once dull until for Murty
or Ituslnrst nnd MnJs life n burdpn Fiifely , perman
ently nnd pilTatcly cured Comuit Drs Halts A Uotls ,
liOat-nrniraStreet , Omaha Neb
Blood , and Skin Disease ffi'&rhiV" ' !
rLMiilt , corupktely erAjcuto.l | vrlthont the all of
mercury Hero fu I a eryelpelis fever Rore , nlotchos
titceiS.Dftlrn in the hew kftitd tones , syphilitic sera
throat , mouth and tongue calnrrh , etc , permanently
cured where others haru fal'e 1.
Kidney Urinary aun srt5iaS , ? :
qucnt burnltiTor blooly ur.nc , urlno hUli colored or
with milky sediment on aianllnir , weak bnrk , tionorr
haft , electcyntltls , etc I'roraptly nnJ safely cured
charge a rcasonalde
ST3aiCTUISSt a.SSS'fSai'K ' '
moral complete without cutting , cnustte ordlltntlon
Cures oirected nt homo by patient without a moments
pain or annoynnco
To Ycnns Men an Mifldle-Aied Men
ACJTinp nrtpp The awful effects of early
UUtlfj Uutllj Vice , which brings organic
enlmeivttpitrojrlnzbbtb mind anil boar , with all
ts ureatfed Ills , permaa ntlr cured
MPEiprnn Address those * wo have lm-
Dullu palrtdr\hemaalves byImproper
Indul < r hce andaml solltitrr liabltvwlilUi r4 > > > > both
boar anil mind , unllttlna tt > turforbUBlnetudy or
nmrrlniro
MAiiKtEb Meh , * or these ontorinir on that bappr
lire , a are of phrslclal ilelillltr quickly auutod
OUR SUCCESS
Is based upon facts , ftnt practical oxpertenco , see
ond-every caie Lie reel ally studied , thus startlnft
aritfht , third medicines are lueparod in our onu la-
bat ory exactly to suit e&cn inao , thus afTictlns cures
without Injury
ftfSendfi cents ; postage for celebrated works on
chronic , nervous and delicate tlltoases Thousands
cured tITA friendly letter or call may save you fu
ture suffering and-ihnmo , nnd ad-1 solden years to life
ry No letttra annwerca unless accompanied by 4
cents In stamps Address or call on
DRSi I5C1TTS A : BETTS ,
141S FnrmTiiMreer Onnha Neil
| Tliis Obstreperous Iiifaot1
I - JSw
I - = - aJ
• Positively refuses any longer
to wear baby dresses Kilts
are what he longs for and
must have
MOTHERS
oNIUominded children would
do well to make the desired
change at-this time , . In our
large line of
Kilt Suits
Which we are selling at
Greatly Reduced Prices
Wo nro sure ; you will find
something &o your liking
ONE SPECIAL BARGAIN
Is our line or
Jersey Kilt Suits ,
Formerly sold at $7 , $8 , and
$9 , now soiling at
= -J
SHOE DEALERS g
cbroled lines of Hoots ntnl blioeu iniuiufiictur-
ej by ( J. it lleiiaeiiion i Oo „ nf I'lilcuKO-Kac-
torlesat Ctilcapo , LlxoullU ami Pou iJu luc ,
\V1 aliould write BAM H WATSON , roil
dencu FitKMONT NIUI Travclluj ojuut
Headquarter : ! for Itubber * .
MaBihood Sllpj ? |
Aj , hat < tf--ovV > d rimrlo iiioaiu nf wit t uro , wlilcli
iw win tmi ( soair < ii mm to tJa tnow nre . _
A SHORT TIME J
Only is loft for tlio disposal of winter Rooh Wo cun not nfford to carry over any Wo have no room for /
them as soon ns spring goods nro in mul they nro commencing to come Oin * lnvgely increased business ro-
quiics every foot of room for seasonable slock , and wo aie tlieroforo COMPELLED to close oub nil heavy
weight gnrincnts on 0Hr counters To do this we make nivy necessary snerifico in prices , The values wo are
offering in Overcoats and Suits will surpiiso everybody , Tobargnin seekers this is the greatest opportunity
" * ! In white shirts wo clnim to give better values than any liouso hero or elsewhere Otir <
SH" - lS brand , the "Nebraskn , " i well known and the most popular shirt in the market If you try
ilai Iv ono you will never wear any other Wo have Ihieo grades of nnlandorcd shirts
Our 30c shirt is made of good muslin , has linen bosom , reinforced front , patent extension sleeve and back
fncing
Our COc shiit is of New York mills muslin , 3-ply fine ltnon bosom , full reinforced front nnd back , exten
sion fncing and full fotled seams
The 70c shirt is of the best Now York mills muslin , extra fine linen bosom , full reinforced front nnd , -
back , extension facings , foiled scams and hand made buttonhole
Our lnundercd shiil3 nro 03c , 00c , and $1.23 , and they are fully as good as these which other homes sell
for $1.00 , * 1.50 nnd § 2.00.
Wo keep n complete line of pique and embroidered bosom shirts at prices proportionntoly low
| | Snvo in small things as well as in bigpiuH Don 't pay 16c , 20c nnd 23c for collars which
G liglflfv wo sell you for 5o , 10c and 13c. Our 5c collar , standing or turn down , is STRICTLY
UBIill U LINEN , warranted , and is ns good as others sell for lOoor 15c.
The Nebraska , " our finest collar , is 15c. This wo guurnnteo to bo as fine r.s any mnko for which you
liavc to pay 23c. •
Corner Douglas and Fourteenth Streets x <
During this month our store closes at 7 p. m. Saturday at 10.
Stock Taking is J
t We've dressed more * ? > , W = - 3
people , than we've made J $
+ X z. J & $ * ) '
dollars ; but it PAYS us : fj W/ip /
* l ? *
'
'
S
Dlt's thegMit'7 * turning of *
hundreds oj thousands , at little more than cost
j that puijs tis hest \ - M
If wo could pin samples of the
poods to this paper , the store wouldn't
bo kirfjo enough
Expect the usual good word and tvim-
. mings
* • These are the Goods ,
Pants to Order , 85. OO worth $7
Suits " • ' $20 " 828
GOODS NOS
HO , 78 , 570. 70 , 590 , 1372 ,
4010 , , 21 , 47 , 12 , 20 , GO , 50.
Punts to Order , $0 worth 90
Suits " 825 " 8 5
GOODS NOS
441 , 005 , 551 , 055 , 042 , 05 § ,
040 , 050 , OlO , 172 , 005 , OttO ,
000 , 048 , 052 , 70O , 000 , 232 ,
208 , 077 , 040 , 018 , 708 , 051 ,
001 , 053 , 088 , OlO , 007 , 244 , '
70 ; 570 , 243 , 282 , 201 ,
Pants to Order , 87 worili glO
Stilts " 828 ' • 8 8
GOODS NOS I
214 , 703 , 803 , 755 , 077 ,
807 , 771 , 800 , 072 , 842. .
Pants to Order , 80 worth 812
Suits ' " 835 " 145
GOODS NOS
404 , 883. 882 , 870 , 871 , 850 ,
854 , 877 , 300 , 853 , 855 , 075.
Paul * to Order , 88 worth 811
Suits " " 830 " 810
GOODS NOS
271 ; 281 ; 217 ; 285 ; 290 ; 843 ;
000 ; 840 ; 005 ; 824 ; 801 ; 823 ;
815 ; 814 838 810 ; 811 ; 818.
iS ll5f
I Tha lumen , fmlc i-nncl ( lnu t lij tlio woilil
tl J l'atacnccr accomuiodutlona unuxccllcu
Now York to Glasgow via Londonderry
Dovonla . . . Vob Ftli | AustraliaFeb lotll
Clrcassla Tab -
NowYork to Azoros.Gibraltorand Italy
Bolivia , Fohruury 22.
PAI.OON , bECONK CI.AH3 AND SlKERlOE r.lt 3
on lowest terms Hxcurslon Tlotots rortucja
made available to return tijr either the Pictur
esque Clyde and North of Ireland , or Hlvar
JIitbov and South ot Ireland , or Naples aul
Glbraltcr
IiZOUIIRIilNB OT PAI1H , _ 0H COVTINENTlr
Touim on lowest terms Traveler * ' Clrrnur
Letters of Credit aud Drafts for any amount at
Jowestiurront rates Appl ) ' to auy cf our lusal
aemtsorto
Herflerson Brothers , cm , Ills .
IIH HAT.t ,
11. V , MOOIIKS
C. It MAnta U. P. Depot
TIMKEN SPRING VEHICLES
I III ll _ l * # 9a _ TrvOfUi
"
_ te.nti imnrovcd with twiatlDr kbacUvf on < * A
% url ' * wiu it io-6o t _ atl ractlon
CHICHESTER'S tflQLlSH
PEKNYI10YAL PILLS ,
BCO CBOIO DIAMOND DKANO ,
Haf . ur and ft\wtr \ , iMkM I dlw c 1
| lruHUlf < * I > lu/ii4llrii .li > r < > 4ii > H Jl <
t. . . . , i..U IUi lilu , tlbto . 1 ko no olken
Ui.4 tf.lpa ( | r p iUeul ti Hi\"llMtt \ fol
J.c < llc" ( I u.r , tj tllacii rnulL * a i I * * *
Occasionally in a big house like Nlcolls gar I
ments are made to order ut Jess than cott of I
cloth and malting , fl
It usually happens round about stocktaking fl
time Just so now ! And the people come , H
Dent complain if you paid us $10 more a
month ago You got them cheap enough This > J
xmLI
is a melting of goods sale , many will buy for , 1J
reserve
Watch the Young Men order
Open eyenings this week till 8 p. m.
NICOLL The TAILOR , .
" . . .
14-oe DO"cro-xA.s.
" _ _ - , ! ! % T3T "Mrk _ . -dift- . 'VHkf3fi >
V k Wi H Mm marm / ! _ _ ! : t
m lc - u jgg a HL CJ | C
j Medical & Surgical Dispensary , Nos 101 to 113 So 13th St
I O Kotmn lor I'lUlonl * . Reception ItoiHtm 30 mill 40 , Onmliii , Xcl >
fl'/-V ATT Tiri TVTinllerlna from Ncrvoat nobllltr , I t Monlipoil , Falling Momprjr.l ! l > ? ll"
1 ( ) AIjLi iNLli.Jllraln , l > .K . and I the 8rcU t ?
llraln , Tirrlbltt Ilreaini lla 'l a " < Ailie a leaainjc
earV" r "d | .erlTaii Cun iuptl < .n r Iniaultr treat * 1 aclentlflcallr \ > t no- method . Uonaultatlsn fnf
Caiarrh llnoumatl.ro , l' < .l onoii lJlirti tgfMnlij , urlna painful awolllnilf qalcfcl/ relieve aniraaioall/
cur a. illuitratcilLooli "Ufe aecr < tBiror lce t . HtucHor uuo.licia I.Utcn nnr I liroale Illnaiu tJ
1 vl.i I.V\I > HI" IM'I T.'L' llmici anilTrutio licit fail llu > , appiratq aiU iciuollei for .uctUiirul
DLrOKMll J JliblroBlnentof 'Starr form of dla ieVeq6lrln. Medical or Muwlc.l • " > > > < •
Wa mnkoo anedaltruf llrnce . 'Irc.in , t ub Hoct , CurratJrca of tfiilno , 1'llei , rumor * . Cao-er. HronebltK
InSJlalloiil Uectrlcltr TrnlilV ri llitilr Kldntr Bladder , Kar , Sain and lllood aud all awlcairpera
1\lb' ' Ve " / ' ? ! . ' 1u 1 " /uTTr\T / ABIKCIAMY II.K.W , Clrclar and Qu lion linonNerr
J Or . ' .
llnriAhKb WUilll.JN tumtu I'onallralliui WeuruUla l ucorrhia Pain lu It *
Sack , l'rolautus Uteri , Pliti , 1'inalo ttoakne.a , U/.pepila.hiln t'liaplet and all U ooj Dlieaea
Oiiliilik , rJcrufulo , JlnU ttlooif , Hkln , Urlnnr ) ' Diltmuua anil Uleot Cured TurXilf *
BUILDERS7 FIE BRONZE G00DS >
Of Every Design and Finish & S
HIMEBAUGH & TAYLOR , 1405 Dougias St I