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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (March 26, 1890)
r 8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : -WEDNESDAY , MABOH , 20. THECITY. _ SiinofTer nnil Joes , the billiard play ers , will tfivo nn exhibition in Oinnlm toon. toon.A dnnKorous hole in the strcot at the and Deca- intersection of Twenty-fifth tor IB reported to the police. J. T. Mullalleu , maunder of the KcameV industrial nohool , was \n the city yesterday and visited Till : liii : : building. Chief Pcavoy has received some more complaints about rotten til.lowalks on St. Mary's avenue between Sixteenth und Twentieth streets * . This evoninp Superintendent James and Miss Grcnnlco of the Omaha publlcvchoola leave for Lincoln to attend the mooting of the State Touch- cm' association. The board of trade will hold .1 special meeting at li ! o'clock , noon , today for llio purpo-c of taking action relating to the world's fair at Chicago and the legislative action now being taken in this matter. Articles of incorporation , wore filed yesterday of the Omaliu publishing company. The business of the concern is to bo the publication of literary works and the employment of agents to Kolioit subscriptions. The capital htonk was 81,000 , and the following ans the liH-orporaturs ; John E. Howloy , W. J. Vance Hainorand Ilonry Jomor. I'orfionnl l'arnirni > fin. W. A. NIcliol , n proinlnont merchant of StrotiiBbtirf , ' , accompanied by A. Swunson , visited TUB Bin : building yesterday. Coroner Hnrrl m ) ms returned from n visit to his old homo in Missouri. AUIiouRh ninny rcnicilios nro pushed Into the market by spicy advertisement" , Dr. Hull's Cough Syrup takes the load and uruu- Kists sell more than ever before. Price only 83 cunts. Mrs. Crow "Chile , buy n bottle do Salva tion Oil , it cures your rlieuuuitis sart'in. 'J3 cents. _ _ Cnlln on Hlii-rmnn. Mrs. C. W. Sherman , wife of the third sua- jiect in the Jones murder case , accompanied by her brother , 1'roston Stilus , visited her husband in the jail yesterday morning. Ilocovt-ry Doiihtful. A telegram received from San Jose , Cut. , by some frlotuU ot 1' . C. Himebaugti saya that the gentleman's recovery is very doubt ful. His onfceb-otl condition hus boon In creased by mi ubccss in the buck of his tioml nnil neck. Mnrriiisi ) Only ono license vas issued by Judge Shields yesterday , the following being the parties ; Name and residence. Age. ( C'harles Schimuber , Omaha. . . " ' > | Angola Angel , Omnlm . -5 Samples of Dr. Miles' Uostor.itivo Nervine nt Ivuhn ft Co.'s , 15th and Uouglai , euro * headache , nervousness , sleeplessness , nou- ralgui , Ills , etc. _ Mu r Conic. Chief Scavoy has ordered n. cessation of the playing by the band at the People's ' theatre In the evening buforo the porlorm- nnco. This order was issued on complaint of the social assembly K. of Ij. , the meetings of which were interfered with by tlio muoic. _ Onposn tliu liriokynrdq. All residents in the neighborhood of the brickyards , to whiuh so much complaint has been made for many months past , nro re- ( jucBtcd to attend n public muotine next Thursday cvcnuiir , In National ball , corner of Thirteenth and \ViIllams streets. Kloctric jM * n lillo. The electric linemen who struck several days ago nro still out. Their places have not been Jllled , ns tne.ro Is no work for them. The men who remained In nro still working for ? 'J.25 pur day , attnouch the strikers asked for 12.05. 'iVhen It becomes neccbsary to in- crunso the for co of electric light linemen there may bo moro trouble. The telephone linemen have been gi anted the Increase they united for. Complexion powder Is an absolute neces sity of the rclincd toilet in this climntc. I'oz/otu's combines every element ofjbeauty und purity. _ \Vlvr-R. A little story in ono line is ono of Prang's most artistic productions , yclept "lilue- licard's Wives. " It is a reproduction of a charming water color drawing of n number of paimics strung upon a lino. They drip with daw , and nro so artistically mimic of the llowor itself that one is almost instinct ively actuated to pluck thorn for their lloral beauty. ' 1 ho "wives' " bunds comprise a number of varieties of the pansy , well known to lovers of that beautiful tlower , and is the pleasant conceit of a young lady artiste. Miss M.V. . Uonsall. On sale at Chasu & Kddy's. Nrw ContcH Iliinsc , Knn. City. Absolutely fire proof. Finest und largest hotel in Kansas ' . .City. Unex celled in its appointments. AniiminooniiMits. "Old Ho3 and Mo" will bo at the Hoyden on ThurHilay , l riuay and Saturday of this week In the standard farce comedy "A Par lor Match , " which is thobusfplay that Hoyt lias written , ns its lasting mmlittus will nt- test. Charles Kvans will appear In the character of " 1. MrCorker , Cbq. , " the irro jircssiblo book uginitVilll.ini ; llouv , as "Old lloss " the ol ' , i brii'-ti-bnio collector for an auction house , and Minnie French as the "Innocent Kid. " Many of the othur cunriu'turs nro berne by comedians who have never beun soon hero in the p.irli. "A Par lor Match" has boon considerably changed , many now things having been substituted , but the best of the old play still remains. Scatn fur engagement will be put on sale this morning. _ The opera of "Faust" was selected for the performance of the Kinnm .Inch Cirand'MK \ - litth opuru company at the Hoyd next Mon ti a.s for tlio reason that musically it is ono of the greatest over written , and also for the reason that Its cast brings before the atidi- unco moro of the principal artists than tiny other opera m the roportoiro. It is moro than likely that Hoyd'a opera house will not lie largo enough to hold the people on next Monday evening , Judging from the great Interest that Is already manifesting itself. Considerable satisfaction has been expressed nt tho. low sculo of prices that has been llxod by thomunagument of the Hoyd for the Juch opera night. Tlio sale of Boats will coininunco promptly at 1) ) o'olocic on Friday morning nuxt , _ Tlio MorflmntH1 Carnival. The busi.ioss llrms to bo represented by thirty-two young hullo * In the Merchants carnival are as tollows ; Tnu OM MIA HUB , S. A. Orchard , Flommg .V Co. , Frooland , Loomls & Co. , 1) . W. Van Colt , C. S. liaymond. World- Herald , N. H , Falconer , McClurg CracUor company , Hay. ward llros. , Kuhn ft Co. , Wolty ft Cluy , U' . S. Haldllir , Chase & Kddy , A. Oonngliue , Milton KoKora it Sons , Hiuiubaugli it Taylor , Now England Mutual Llfo Iiisunmco com pany , Omaha Hepubllcun , Mrs. J. HotiHon , Mount & ( irlftln , UooruoV. . Cook , Mrs. C. F. Hlekumn. Perkins , Clatcti > t Ltuiinnu , A. IIospo , Jr. , Kusscll , Pratt & Co. , Crystal Ice company , C. L. Sherwood , Hrowiiing , King ft Co. , F. A. Itinohart , J. J. liliss , Uruco As Koynolds. With such firms as thuso to furnish cos tumes and decorations the carnival of Fri day and Saturday evenings will surely bo u success. Ices and cake wjll bo told during the Inlormlsiioii , The Musical union or chestra will furnifh the music. Jlenr Yn MirlnorH. A caravan will leave- Oasis ot Omaha for Onsis of Lincoln this evening , via IS. & M. It. U. , at til : < r ) , to return on Rpoclal train leaving Lincoln at U a. in. Thursday. You nro courteously invited to join the procession. N , Potentate. IlKAIj KSTATI3 KXOIlANGli Dnkntn 1'cnpto null tlio Utnnlm of Other lny . .At the cxclmngo'thli morning there were present Messrs , A wntor and Harris of Vankton who had called to talk up the Omaha and Yankton railroad , Lewis Heed was also present and enter tained the members with a scries of photo graphs of Omaha taken In 1SGS. The pic tures represented certain leading stores and suctionr.l views of the city , soraa ofvhlch will appear now to many citizens while all of them may bo viewed with interest by the older citizen * . The photographs dcrlvo additional Interest from the fact that they have Just boon brousht hero by Mr.'llccd from hU old home In Wisconsin , to which place they had been sent many years ago. Kecuntly on the Ocea nian of Mr. Heed's return to his homo to at tend the funeral of his father , he found the souvenirs and bcuired that they might bo re turned to ins Keeping. Chairman Hariman , who Is .treasurer of the Dakota relief committee , acknowledged a donntion of oats , n pair of shoes and $118 , the latter Irotn the children ot the Luke school , for the relief of tlio sufferers. The llstlne was as follows : Block 11. lot 1 , Highland pl.iccISxiar'f ' , $3.V,0 , otiu'tnird cash , balance one and two years. Hlocl : 13 , lot n , Highland Place , ITxl3i } , M.OOO , one half cash , balance ono and two years. House , IC07 and 1GOD Howard street , three- story brick , SH ! , ' .IO , mortg.igo $ . ' ,500. Ulock fi , lot S , Klruwood addition , 50 feet on Nineteenth. 110 feet south of Mandcrson , f 1,950 ; cash ? 500 , balance one and two years at S per cent. Lot S , Heed's second addition , I'rtXllO , house and ten rooms , roomy barn , $5,500 , one-third cash. West HO feet , lots 1 and 2 , block ID , Wll- cox's second addition 50x00 one-half , , $1,800 , - cash. cash.Lot Lot 2 , blocks , Plainviow , 50x121 , $1,150 , fi50 ! cash. Lot I ) , block 7 , Popplcton Park , ? 1,300 , , one- third cash. Sold : Lot3 , block 10 , Clifton Hill , { ? , - 250. In advanced ago the declining DOW- crs are wonderfully refreshed by Hood's Sarsaparilla. It really does "make tho-wealc " - strong. scour : Axornioit FOR IJAIII-JDOJ A I\\K \ Woolen mill to Ho Morcil to the ICiitorprisini ; Tv.vnu 'Jou'ii From Jin it leak ce , HI. ICtN-KAKBC , III. , March 25. [ Special Telo- ( jnun to TIII > UKI.J The extraordinary en terprise of the now southwest , Its rapidly in creasing resources and far-rcachlnir Inllu- cnco upon commerce and capital have been fully demonstrated in the proposed removal of the Kankakco wo'olen mills to Laredo , Tex. This is an established institution of eighteen years , mid the people here are loth to see It go. > ir. T. O. McCulloh , sr. , win found in his ofliccat the mill this afternoon , and in n moment wis discoursing enthusi astically and intelligently upon the awakened business spirit discovered by him in recent trips to Laredo. "They received us with open arms , " said Mr. McCulloh. "No trouble was too great , no hospitality too generous for then ) to ex tend to us. Wo ( myself and Mr. D.iv ) went there with very crude ideas about the Tex- nn3. Instead of a community of cowboys and Krcasurs according to the prevailing northern idea wo find u city of 20.000 people ple , intelligent , prosperous und bustlmi ; with enterprise. The Laicdo Improvement com pany and the board of trade convinced us in the shortest possible time that they wanted us and would have us if liberal inducements would briiiK us. From a earoful investiga tion of the situation , I am convinced that this is the most promising Held in the United States for the manufacture of our line of goods. It is in the very best of the wool- producing territory , with an unlimited mar ket for jcnnt , light woolen fabrics and blankets. The peopla there told usgwtiat they would do for us , and wo came homo to lay the matter before oui'stockhold- ers. Wo are bound , under our agreement , when rnlttled by the company , to have cur mill in operation , with fifty hands by thb 1st of October. Mr. lli'-inlton telegraphed mo a few days ago that tuo bonus was all col lected and In the bank. Our stocKholders are men who are permanently identified with other interests , and must , of course , overcome their natural scruples to transfer- ing their money to a distant Held , or I must induce them to soil their stock to myself or other parlies who will take tlio mill ' .o Laredo. Our plant is almost now and com pletely tills our two-story buildimr. 50x125. Wo have the largest sl/.od c.irds ( U'J-tnch ) in use , and the largest mules. Everything is In llrst class shape , and we shall bo able to run with the utmost smoothness from the very start. "For myself I shall leave Ivankakeo with rcluctaiicc.but the advantages of being at the very fountain head of the supply of tlio raw material and on the threshold of a vast and growing nmrltet cannot bo ignored. When wo llrst bomiu operations in Kankakcc , wo bouL'ht all the wool wo needed from local growers , but during the last llvo yours we have been compelled to go Into the Chicago and St. Louis markets and buy there from second hands , while the market for our goods was northern Wisconsin , Michigan and Minnesota. Hosidus , wo paid freight on 00 to TO par cent shrinkage In tlio wool. My idea is that Laredo can bo made the gioat wool market of this country. I expect to establish in connection with the mill , ox- tunsivu scouring works. This will enable us to bring all the woolen manufacturers of the country to Laredo to buy their wool , already scoured , and thus save the expunsu to them of the shrinkage. This would bo nn Important item to the buyers In New England , for instance , anJ it would boa yist gain to the grower , also , who would sell his crop at lu pur pound moro net prollt , to say the least , and undoubtedly for much moro than that. On n clip of 113,000 pounds , which is the si/o ot ono clip In thu neighbor hood of Laredo , this would yield a hand some increase to the producer. " NOT IX TMi : WltKCK ; Tlio Hcv. .Mr. Conui.s Did Not Die in tlio riiatHwortli Horror. For n whllo there appeared the posni- bility of a second chapter to the sen sational story published concerning Hcv. Mr. Collins in last Saturday's Hn : , in which the sequel promised to surp.iss the original story in astounding features. Hov. Collins , the Clalesburg nastor , after his expulsion from the Methodist , Episcopal church , made his homo m Cialusburg , but engaged In 001110 business that required con siderable travel. On his lint return trip ho ho was In the Chatsworth disaster and u mutilated body supposed to bo his was talton out of the wreck and sent 10 Galcsburg for burial. Mrs. Collins received povorul thou sand dollars from various insurance com- panics , and among the agents \\lio paid her policies was Joseph Ogdcn , who now rosldns in Omaha. Mr. Ogdcn was considerably startled by the story published last Saturday and began to feel that thu wily Collins hud survived thu ClmUworth disaster and had put his papers and other articled of Iduntillc.uion in the pockets of 80IUO dead man's clothes und again vanished. A HII : ; reporter has carefully Investigated the mutter ana discovered- that the paper's informants have confounded two Muthodlst ministers whoso names are very much uliko the Omaha minister bomg Hov. C , S , Collins and the ( j.ilesbun : p.istor , Hov. A. S. Col lins , the only difference being the initial letters. Mr. Ogden is now satisfied that the Galcs burg minister is actually dead , and of course the Omaha pastor should not boar In addi tion to his own short comings tlio sins of another. Mrs. Collins was soon by u reporter and declared ttiat neither oho nor her husband wuro over at Ciiilcsburg. In regard to the reports of Mr. Collins passing another woman oil as his \vlfo at Xollgh , Ponca and othur points she mild that she wouldn't bu- liovo anybody's story but that of her hus- band's. . _ Army Orilors. Leave of absence for ono month ban been granted Second Lieutenant Jmnou H. Frier , hovontecnth Infantry , Fort I ) . A. Uutsoll , \\yo. , with permission to apply at headquarters - tors Division of the Missouri for an exten sion of ono mouth. Under authority of { ho secretary of war , the commanding offlcur at Ft , Hoblnson , Nob. , will send Military Convict Marcollue John- § ou , lute pnyato , Troop I , Nluth cavalry , iu charpo of n nan commissioned ofllccr nndono private at guard , to the Kansas ntiila licnl * tentlary , Lansing , Kan. , the place designated for the execution of so much of the sentence in the eaio as rotates to conllnoincnt at hard labor. _ An Almolntn Cure. The ORIGINAL AHtfcmNE OINTMENT U only put up In lurao two-ounce tin bozei , und is an absolute cure for till sores , burn ? , ivoumK chnppoJ hands nnd all nkln erup tions. Will positively euro all Kinds of pilot. Ask for the ORIGINAL AUIKTINB OINT- MKNT. Sold by Goodman Drug company at 23 cents per box by mail 30 cent * . NOT rhn Drowned Qiturtntto Not of tlio Northern Snlitifl ) . Yesterday the peaceful llttlo towd of Flor ence dlicusscd but ono subject. It was the drowning of four of Its residents. The fathers , mothers nnd relatives bemoaned their loss , and the citizens of the place , In sympathy with the bereaved onus , abandoned work , condoled with the mourners and will ingly aided In cv'er.y move calculated to ascertain how the alleged unfortunates had coma to their death. The news rescued this city nnd Tin : Ur.n dispatched a special correspondent to Inves tigate the catastrophe. _ At 4-30 o'clock In Hie afternoon ho reached Florence. The town was still nhvo witli rumors of the missIng - Ing ones. Nobody knew whether or not the story was well founded , and parents nnd friends waited Impatiently for the return of n driver and team of horses from Dccutur to shed Borne light upon the mystery. The principal mourner was John 'limmms. Ho is ono of the saw mill hands , n quiut , easy gentleman , who hoped against hope. From him the story of the missing ones was obtained. It was as follows : Lafayette Powell , n carpenter , aged thirty-four ; Jolt Shopplv , ft water works hand , aged nineteen ; Tyno Shepploy , a farmer , aged thirty , und Cnarlcs Tiinmins , uged fifteen , left on Saturday morning for Dccatur , In this state. In the vicinity of which tho.y proposed to hunt for tun days. They left Florence in u wagon drawn by a team of horses and driven by Frank Sliepploy , u brother of .loft's. Decatur Is sixty-live miles north of Florence , and the party expected to reach It by Sun day night. Saturday afternoon , as is alleged by a gen tleman named Hunn. who resides ton miles above Hlaii % the party passed his place on its way to De.vitur. Last night thcro arrived in Florence Mrs. Con Leach. She had been visiting her mother m Hlair. While thcro some excited indi vidual said that ho had seen a boat over turned in ono of the lakoj ne.ir the place , and that four men had cone to the bottom. Only the dog owned by OHO of the victims returned to the shore. The news spread like the onorcy of a cyclone. Half a dozen families had children llshing in that vicinity. Half u do en moth ers immediately rushed to the scene to search for their children , and all succeeded In llud- ing their loved ones. Then some ono circulated the story that the drowned ones had come fsom Florence. The names of some of the missmg ones as given above were mentioned. As the num ber and names of the missing ones carrnsp- ended with the = io who had loft Florence , the excitement which the news aroused , ns above referred to , .may bo im.igino'd. Ono hope , however , remained , and that lay m the return of the lad who had taken the hunters out upon their trip.Vhilo Tile HIG ; correspondent was investigating the mutter this young man returned. Ho had left Im associates ten miles this sldoof Dccatur , and they were then all safu. When p.issing through Blair no heard of the nlluccil drowning , denied it as best ho could , which ho also did when ho reached his own homo and that of the supposed victims. It need hardly bo stated that his arrival was heartily welcomed , not alone by the rel atives of the missing men , but also by the people of the city. The missing ones will not arrive uutil about thu 30th of this month. My physician said I could not live , my liver out of order , froqnputly vom ited greenish mucous , .skirt yellow , small dry humors on fiicoy stomach would not rotuiii food. IJurdocl : lilood Bitters cured mo. Mrs. Adelaide O'Brien , I7:2 ! : Exchange St. , BulTulo.N. Y. SUI'UEME 1 > \VK11S. . How n Committoc. Did tins Work nl' tlio Hoard of Kiluoatlon. The committee on buildings and property of the board of education Monday uwuVlcd the Grand Hapids furniture company of Grand Hapids , Mich. , the contract for sup plying a number of desks for use in the schools , the contract amounting to auout $1,000. , At the lust meeting of the board Superintendent Woolloy submitted a report showing the number of desks which would bo required to supply the rooms which would bo opened at the beginning of the spring term. This report was referred to the com mittee on buildings and property , which recommended that tlio secretary bo directed to obtain bids from several companies for supplying the number of desks required. The report of the committee was adopted. In accordance with tboso instructions Sec retary Piper notified several comp.inios , and yesterday the representatives of the GranJ Uapids company , the Andrews company of Chicago , and a linn in Minneapolis Appoarcd before the committee. Alter hosriiiK the figures and seeing the coeds the committee aw.irded the contract ns above. Tlio award made by the committee on buildings and property rwas a aurpriso to toveral membor.s of the board. "Whllo I have no doubt that whatever rcccomincndatlons that are umdo by tno committee , " said n member of the board , "will bo endorsed by tbo board , I must say that the proceeding U slightly out of thu customary order. I cannot call to mind an instance whom a committee was In structed to purchase fl.li'JO ' worth of material baforo , and close the contract with out their action being ratillod by the board In regular session. Hut , under the existing circumstances , it is as much the fault Of tlio board , if thcro oo any fault , as of aiiv individual. Superintendent Wooluy mailo his report on what was needed fully ono month ago. but no action was taken until at the mcetliiirlasl week. There will not bo another meriting for two weeks and , In the meantime , the school rooms wilt bo prepared lor the spring term which opens April 1. The seats ordered today will bo placed bofnro the now term opens. " The members of the committee on build ings and property cons lulu of Martin , \Veh- ror , Spauldlng , Kcllov and Popplotou. The last mentioned was thu only absent member. According to Secretary Piper the vote was "unanimous" for the Grand Uapids firm. BETTER THAN GOLD. UESTOI1KD HER IinALTU. For 23 year * I euffereJ from bolls , cryilpclas anil other tlootl affcctlona , tnklng during tint time great quantities of different medicine * with out gl > ins nio eny perceptible rtllef. Trlcnda InJaccd ino to try 8. b. S , U Improved rae from tbo etart , urul after takinR catral bottlei ) , ro- ctoml my health 03 far M I couM liopo for at my BRO , which U cow eovcnty-flvo yeare. Miis. B. M. I.UCAB , Bo llniarecn , Ky. TrcsUtx. on Illixxl nnil Skin Dl.'raocn niuiletl free. SWIFT ai'Et'lt'10 CO. . Atlanta. Qa. BKIN'Q diiol to the presence of uric add hi thli lilood , Is most effectually cured by tlio 111.10 of Ajor's Sursnpn- rllln. Jlo stirmyon get Ayur'a nnd no other , anil taWe It till tlio poisonous acid Is thoroughly expelled from the system. Wo challenge attention to this testimony : "Abcut twoycars ago , after suffering for nearly two years fiom rheumatic pout , being nblii to unlk only with great discomfort , mldt having tried vuiiotts remedies , Inuliulliig mineral waters , without relief , i saw by nn advertise ment In n Chicago paper that n man had linen relieved of thl.-t distressing com plaint , nftcr long sitffotlng , by taking i Ayer's Sarsnpurllla. 1 then decided to ' make a trial of this medicine , mid took it regularly for eluht months , and am { pleased to stntn that It has effected u. complete ciirc. 1 have since had no re turn of the disease. " MM U. Irving Dodge , 110 West 125th St. , Now York. " One year npo I was taken 111 with Inflammatory rheumatism , being con fined to my house six mouths. I came out of thu sickness \ery much doblli- tntod. with no appetite , nnd my system disordered in every \ \ av. I commenced using Ayer'n Sarsaparilla and began to Improve nt once , gaining In strength and soon recovering my niiml health. I rnnnotxfiy too much In praise of tills well-known medicine. " Mrs , L. A. Stark , Nashua , N. II. arsaparilla , Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co. , Lowell , Moss. I'rlccjl ; nix bottles , $5. Wottli S5 a teMle. . DRS. BETTS & BETTS ) 8 FAIINAM STHEF.T , OMAHA , Nan. ( Opposite I'axton IIoteLj Odlct hours'ji. m. , to 8 p. m. Sundays. 10 a. m. , tc p.m. Spcclallsti In Chronic , Nervous , Skin anil Blood IM- fr"Consultatlon at office or by mult fro . Medi cines aent by mall or express , securely packed , froa from observation. Guarantee * , to euro quickly , safely - ly and permanently. NERVOUS CEBIUW K elans. Physical ilccitr. arising Iroin Indiscretion , ex- rein or Indulgence , iimliuliuykeplesnes * . deapon- dancy , plmpliin un tli tare , aversion to society , enilly discouraged , lack of contMonco. dull unlit for iludy or business , nnd tlnds lift * , n burden. Hnfely , perman ently and privately cureil. Consult U . Uatts & lletu , IttJH Fnnmm Street , U.imha , Noli , Blood and Skin .Diseases Syphilis , a disenne _ . _ . . mostterrlblolalta results , oomplctvly ciaJIcntel VTltliont the aid of Jnorcury. Borofulaf oryiilpola , fev r sorftA , blotches , alccr- * . ? vain * In llio head and .honu.v aypUllltlc Bore Uiront rmnlth and tonxno. cntnrctiiQtv. . < permanently cured whore other * ht.Te ftil'oit. " ' i 7ir1nPff ITpinaTtir au < l madder romplalnts , lYlUilUI , UlllldIV I'nlnrul. Ultllcult , t o Jre- quontburulnior hlfloJy urine , urlno hluli colored of with mllKy sediment on fttan Mnv. wcnk back , fconorr bica , Klott. cytiltln. etc. 1'roniptly nnd aafoly cured clmrRCJ rt'nsunalilo. STiaiGTUBE ! moval oomjjleto without cutting , cnuttlo ordlllatlon. Cures offacted nt Uumu Ly pnttunt without n momenta pnlD orannojanco. To Yonns Men ami Miiiaie-Ae3 Men. A < 31TTT ) ? PflDP 'rho nwful ctTect3 of early UUilU UUIiD Vlco , which lrliiK3 ortrunlo fttiaknoai , destroying hotli mitut rind body , with all tBdreaded Ills , purmaneutlr cureil. Adilross these who have 1m- palrod thatuaelvcs by Inipropoi Indulgences and and nolltury Imblts. which rum both body anil mind , untlttlnn them for business , ntudy or niarrlaKO. ilAiutiEii MEN , or thoie entering on that happy Ufa , award of physlrlnl debility , quickly minted. OUR SUCCESS , IB bused upon Tacts , flrit practical experience , e < v end every caie li efpoclally studlol. thin atartlnK aright , third medicines are prepared In our own la * eatnry exactly to suit each case , thus inTucUnK cure ) without Injury. CVhend > > cents pos'.aKii for celebrated works on chronic , nnrvons and ilcllcatodlsonBB-i. Thouianila cured. l1f A frli-nilly letter or csll may tare you fu ture aunerlna andih nine , and add RU.dun years to Ufa tlfNo letters aniwi'rcd unless accompanied by 4 tents In stamps. Addreis orcall on & HE.TTS , H03 Farnnm ttreef Umnha. Neb. All who iluslro good cooUlni ; m their tiouhes should use LIEBIG EXTRACT MEAT. " A hllfli ( aililillnn ! > " > triTa anil Ilinor to Soup' * , Sauces anil Made JMshes. Duo pound Is equal to fortv pounds of Icnn Ijoi'f , of tha viiliu01 nbout Ji'.M ) . ( Juniinn ; only \vilh Cau-Nlnillo of < l. /on | IUIU'M Hinu ituru in blue Ink tin ; I ,1)I. . MEDAL , PAirO , 1078. . BAlf'Jl & CO.'S ' / abs < absit is kolnblr. No Chemicals BIO uinl In It * preparation. It hai inor $ flan thru timti 'A trt yb ot Cucoi ) niuwl wild F.urchrrowtuot . or Hujjar , mill I * t In re f. TO far inoru noiioiiilrl.1 , coitMI7 I u Man 01 * ctnt a tup. It II II1.Y i P , Bud mhiur bly adapted for hi wrll-i pinoni in health * bold ujr ( Iroii'is W. BAKER & . CO. , Dorchester. Mass. COLD HKDAI PAKIS EXPOSITION 1S33. Nos. 3O3r-4O4-l7O-6O4. SHE MOSS PERFECT OP PENS. PURE ! FttESIII ! DELICIOUS ! ! ! BONBONS AND CHOCOLATES. Orilrrn by Mull u"'l lUprf * * lll rcrcttv 1'roinpl nnd for rut Aiumlm" . v. n..161 . StateStGhlcago , UarEMEUSON , ENGRAVINGS DAVIS ARTIST SU PI MOULDINGS , S ft ORGANS FRAMES , 1513 Douglas Street , Omaha , Nebraska Never was there displayed in Omaha such a "stock of Spring Suits as we arc showing- this season , and at no time were such lo\v figures put on them.Vr arc determined to do the largest business ever attempted , and our stock and lo\v prices will bring it. Moderate priced Suits for the Business Man ami Mechanic is our specialty , ami no house in the United States shows as large a variety of them as we do. We cater for the trade of.the masses ; for the big majority of customers who have to practice economy and to whom a saving of a dollar or two on a suit is a big item. To them we offer medium- priced suits , made ol good wearing material and of honest workmanship , at prices far below those of other houses. The following are a few lots which we offer this week at exceptionally good values : One lot All-Wool Cassimcre Suits of dark brown color , honest and durable material , which we recommend for good wearing qualities , at $4.75. Two styles of excellent Cheviot Suits of this season's patterns , very neat , lined with good serge and well made up , at $4.90. The material in this suit is not only good-looking , but also very serviceable. It makes a stylish suit and one that will also give good satisfaction. The line of $ S.oo , $9.00 and $10.00 Suits which we display this season is far ahead of anything shown formerly. We make the assertion that wilh every suit you buy of us .it that price you save from $4.00 to $5.00. No such assortment and no such values can bo found elsewhere. Samples and rules for self-measuring sent on application , and mail orders promptly attended to. Corner Douglas a.nd Fourteenth Streets. ASICSKMKNT.S. .Momhn , Tiir-ilny anil . .March 2l- , - < Now Scream I Mtitinco % 'iWeulda'tMlss ' Ycur Loudest jWciInesiliij | It for $9. The Popular Aillsts , HALLEN AND HART , 1'mltirllio iii.innKcnipiit "f Mr Harry Illne , In the ( Jrt"it rnrc'V-Ciiini'd ) "iii'i'i"- " , The .Mexican Seroniulp , , > : irkllnj nm-lc , lirllllant marches hcaiilllul ilanw. i-iiul lt < ' co-tumcf. prrt- tyKlrK topical CUIIK" . tlio ciitnincInK Ktixutto , the Kriiat ( onipany. Hc'Kiilnr prlcet. So.itson n.ilcbn ur.lay. Miitlnco BOYD'S ' llovii \ II n si. " , .M I xtraordinary Operatic Event. ONE NIGHT ONLY , Monday , March 31st. EMMA JUCH COMPANY. | IM Members. Jnrh Orchestra. Juchfhorns L'niler tli < > dliectlon afl'lias. 12 J.cckd. On this occ.ihlou the .InchComunny will present ( JOr.NOD'S U1U2 < U'I2ST WOltK. EMMA JUClf. . . .ns. . . .MAROUEHLTK. The opera will bi > BIIIIB 11 I'm. I'll by a company of \ilnilralili * Opcrnlle Artlif. nlt.r nionlhs i/f cnrelnl pri'imnilloii and Invish iYieiidituro | heailcd b ) llio peerleAinerl -an prliiiailonn i H'niA ' ,11'ril The rullnnliiK scile of p I es ill pievall I'ar- ( liietlo and paruiseltu ilrcle , il.il ) . hali'imy , S1 , ' > l iul HIM , ceneral a linl-sion. M.llk and JI..V ) . ( inlli'r/.fOc. Hilo ol seats will OJI H l-rlday , .Maich 'JS at Uo clock Tliroa Nights anil SiUunluy Matinee , iiiono'irjr Tltiirailay , March 271h. Afr HERE WE ABE AGAIN ! The American Tun Makers , I EVANS &HOEY , In a ISditlcm ot IIUVTS IIKST 1'I.AV. "Ilctlor than ever. ' SeeniH lifci ) a now play " "Tlio htioiiK8t and best oompanv they vo ever Im-l. ' " 1 wonder whi-ri' ' < Hd Ili'ss' fc'Ot that dress suit , " "TlioonU I I'N iutown. ItoKiilur prlcfs. Sale o touts commences Wednesday morning- . THE TINY QUEEN , The Smallest Tlioiongliuro.l Ilurso In tliu Aiirnilnrt of Npbra--kii ami tlio pr p"rtj * of Mr. John I ) . rn-.i.lit"it . , , , , NOItA Is , l'i ' y.-iu-s oM , Is ' . ' : ' . Inrlios high nnil weighs 7 puiimU One Dime Admits to All nionnlv unfonml jmln'pss ' inothoil of extract- Ilif tiM'tli. nnil ih" only iiitthoil or liHurlliiK tiMithuiiuoiit plute. reiniiniiih' t'1" ' " ' ' 1 unra- Oil. HMIJIMVOI"S' , j6ou nm IJI.A ? . sriti I.T OMAHA. _ _ _ _ _ West Portland Park C'liinco lots , low pncos , f'ooil water , ox- cullont ili'auiito ( ; motur line : fl-ront oar faro ; \ igdrv \ \ , bountiful. Sulil for casher or on iiihtfillmi-iit plan. SHORBY , HALL & CO. , BnlldiiiB' , Portland , Or TO urftrliu ; from tlio rllrcu nl J imlhful rrrori. carlr ecay wutitlnit wcakiiiu , liut iiiaiiliwxt , itc , I will wnrt a Valuablii trratlui ( H'nleil coiiUlnluK ful imrilciilnr for liomo cun > HIIKI' of rhanre. A Iileuillil mwllcal work § hou.l | LJ rtnit by every iiinll who li litTvoui ami ilfl.llllnti il Xililrrw , , v , c. i' The great increase 'OF SALES : ; in our during the past season lias induced us Lo purchase for , our the largest and most varied stock we have EVER BEFORE EXHIBITED. LOTTERY OF JOAREZ. I Il'liT till' inlli.ni'illrnl o llio Moxlcnn Intonmtloiml Banking Oo. Cnrii"- . ! . mil III' urii'iint 1 hy 111. ' sUt'J ul I'lll llUUtlllll. til'Mi u , I'or I'lmrltnUlo 1'nrp ISIJM. fiUAM ) MONTIIhY DJCV1.O MI I Inko iilai' . * Ill imMir at tlio ' it/ " ( Jil iron ifn' llll'll ) I I- " III1 ! Siilll'l , MOMi i U'KIM.SIAY : , AfKII , Uilril , 1HDI ) . mult * ! tin1 iipr-nnil iiipprn li > ii 'if ( ioni'nil JIIIIN - MII-II'I mill -ii I \ > iilii Am. I' , i I i. < , I Infinii"i ii Cfiilli'iii.ln nliirll | iri > inliii'iii * > 'tii III" I nlti * I "liltm Him lih i.ri'-i'iii if II'IIHU ' I" .iiilli-li'iit Biiiiriiiiti'i' t" I n > liubll' llnil tlit'ili.inliiiH mil hi * In-lit with lilri li--n 1'ityuiul lairiiiIn nil. uinl HIM latl-r aim iiur * , l-ur riliiMik'iiii u > uriiinnil 1 l m uiu s uinl Inlriirliy. 150,00 ! ) TlrM'N. Only (50,00 ( ! ) Tlt- -l.cN. Wliolo Tli-ki-ts. ? l. Mult Tlckuts , If . ' . oiiurterTli-ki't' * , il. 1.11' ur I'ltl/.BS. I'il/Pf , f-OJMiH . I'rl/oof nviiil . I" [ [ I'rl/iior . , jiiil ; . | < ' I'rUi'iof l.uili-iifh an * UOi I'rlti-onl SHiMi'hnrii . 1'il/viH l h iii'li urn . mii-rl/i-cif hi nn Inn i * . Mill L'5) ' ) I'll/nut .KJl'lullliro . . . . . . > H Iftl Pil/piiif j 'niciiih an * . ' f ifrtl lin t'il/i'i nf , ii flit li uru --H - MJ rrl/i"iuf ' . ' 'irni'li nr.i . ' . > X riliMiv.M. PIII/IM. Hit ToiinlimU to * > lu i I'rl/o < > r Wlyacli nro 111 ' .t..i 'terminals ' lullU.U ) ) I'rUe of UU oauh are ' " I'.ill rrlic''amounllii to II - ' - ' Wi'tlm iimlpulcnoil hcn-iiv iwrllfr tlmt tin-Him . Nacl-'inil ( > t Mi-xlri ) , In L'lilhuahilii hai nn il- ' | > -'tit Irmn ttie Alovlcan Inti-rnullonal ItanUlntf ruinii.inv Iht-niM e iary fnniM to iinuranti'i' the payini-nt . all thr * i ii < i > ilr.inii Intliu IIIIAMI l.urrrm ne .li * ii / We lillllHT ii-rllly Dial wn " 111 HUUT.IHI > all Hm lirraiiKeiiii-nlti , unit In PI-IHOII iniinairn anil L < IHII < 1 a'l drawlntfiiir this l/Jtlury , uinl Hint tliu sum iiiv riiiidiK ti-i | HTlili huneity , lalinusj , und In oud ftuii loHunl all parlieii JOHN 3. > iimnriininii i" " ' CAM u ii A in. i n 11- Siiprrvlinr fni the Innoruiiii nt If any llclet ilr.iwuiL'u pil/n l n-nl ui HM im-i.-i - Hfiii'il. Hi Im i ) uilni' will I" ' culU'ciwI iinU ruiiiltt < ! to IhuoHiu'r ' lliuiei'l ' ln-u uf tliaixi' IIM ; ; Ul H lliiuNKiiv , 1'ii'iliiint Kl I'aso Nutlonai ll.inH. Kl l'ia . f < x. AUJK.VISVA.M Kit. for Huh rnlei.orany funliur liif.irinallnn. ivriu ( n nnili-riiunc'il , Dlalinuymir nddri-iit eli rl > vinli Hate. I'liunty , Ktrt'et and muni ci * . Muru ruiild iiiinl ill-liter ) nil ) ho iii iiril hy yuiir enclualiiK an cntel opi 1-i-nrliii - : ) i > nrliilinildre < . . . . , , ll.MLAN 1N11.I1NAI1UN IIA .UIMIi ( o , I li ) ul Juariu , Meii > 'u. Send rciiiiltani'i'i for lnki-HI > y i-rllnary letter. lutiminliiK > ii ni'vimlor is I I- - ? all K > | iri * < t i m p.iiili-i. NI-H "ik 1.x. liiiiitu. IIK.ik . liiufl 01 J-u.U ! Koto Addri'K H I n-BHitnnil It-lien ! > 111.MIAN lstfcliATiiM.i llAMUMi l I ay uf Jiiurui , lluii u. no.\ofWinil MntohcHFrc-o tnSmokcriuf S JAVA& MOCHA i A Porfcct Art Album coMa " ' g 54 Beautiful Phdographs rco c C' ' ' 'ig ' 1 Tea i-\l \ Colfce culture , w . l > e sent 5 on receipt cf yojr address , I CHASE d SANBORN , 136 Dro.id Et , Bostcn. 3 Western Dept. 80 Franklin St. , Chicago , III. ( , 'tm Vie cur ° il in M to fi3 i UM > or tlio only liy tlio Cook It'-uiedy Cn . , r Oiuiht Ni'tna ha. \ \ i llr lu u * lor Hit * n.init" * 'inii 11.1 K1 > f iialh'iiH ttho la. ' ( > hcfii ciireil and liuin > < n ui , liuvipeniil'tliiii to n'lrr. b > phlll > H n minn.nt h Hnl\Mt\shalllfil liiklll ! nl UKMIIII-I i > intni nl | ili > s elniiH , nnil nnlll Hi" ili'i'iivur ) nt Hie l'i 'k IIMIII-ly Ci > - . " .MAIilC ! : \ : . " ( , ' lilt ) CM . hut it. HiiMllMMM1 has liicii iureil. Wi > . iiaianli i t. nr.i . am in-ii thiitian ho prnhuiMli Tliii-u h < i lui u laki'ii ini'ii iii. . p > t i h , * - . S. S. Niu'ii1 ! alter.m- > i itihci nilM > itl < 'i > il ii'iimlti' * . \ % Ilii unly tPtnpnian Mrnrlltt inn ii'i\v hr iM-iiiiuntly ciiii'il hy ( lie nip ir "MAU1C lti.VEl\ : ' I flu- Cook Ui'ini-it ) C.i . iiiiinhii , M'h. lc\MUO ! ol Ililltlttl'inH. It N lih"'liMi > U tinjiuH- -Ihlc irHiotilht'i pi'Mon or in-iipiuo In lu < flip - * luriinilani any rriue < l > Hint It hi < > tli > i t 1111 I u u \ Tno t'on'c HiMtit'iiv I ( i , h 11 heeu treating p . i or linn jmr < mid liatu alniijs cltiMi iu < rlni MIII-IIIC. linn. Thi > y are iliiiini I'lll ) ipHiioii llili > . hm In.- i | . niu- lal "I i'M'1 < M > < I. iii.ikliik' llieiruunriinti'i- I \\o \ tollilt tin * mo t olisilnalo rail's ilm-i * nn > hmo lili'ili'\iry known u > iin > dy und lost nil Impr ul ni v ir > Ciuri l"i'id ivit'i ' usanil let IK pill \ > m in IMIM. I'sliiiinf I'vlid'iife Unit romliifi'H llm 111,1-1 * pin al .Mmk uhnl VM ; N.IV In tint end > ini Ml-i n-i' nr " .MAIJIC UCMKIlV ' liilor son ian Im IM- i- HUM ily cured. It li thenin-i Ill-roll1 hloihlpiiilllur inii km.na \ \ rile lor parllLiilaM. AM k'tteri ( iiiilldenil.il PAIITIflM llChiiio you urn fretting II. tools uMUIIUIl KeiMOtly CO'H. , JliiKlc Id infily None "thru niv Kennlno. I'lirtlc" clalin > . < Im agents for us an * tmpinltor- * and timid1' . I u i paiuo- nlarsliee. Addrf"a all tuininunlfntion' * l.i Kooms .1 ! ) and ID St C'lnlr Hotel li.n If , Cor. lilth and 1) ) ' dfo Kts. , Oinaliii. \ . i r.isit n Tlio XVcl ! Diiiiiu-n . ' U niiMt p.io I i < t tt IM iilt'lt' Of It - I'lll ' \ Ml Hl-t \r * nn li tua UK r mi < III ! pal < in > l.i)1'i i M > 1 iiii < l Ann. n i ( ir Ititrr * n < * * < in.-1 S'ii < ) ( n J.ile M'lr-j - t .1 . ' III \ \ ( littn nn 'i ' ti iHtirnp4 N' ' ' Vt > ' " iialc DIIMI-U- K y unit | " ruiun t > tl > iltmiMit bv i i tlimpo l"i r'i I Milt Hi trc 1 Hi nn.1 la. * -tret'iH Otiiiihut'i . DIssolycilaiiilHciiioYcilljyMoilciiio Only NO Address PHYSICIAN , lin7(11 ( , - - i'K < > \ ID ! M I. , 1C I M-ntio i " . ii ll ' rMoinmi'iiilfl.1 I * tint Ai-nilemy 0 ? ciliclno .if I'AIUH [ or tlio iiironf SSCnOFULA.KING'S.EVIL. ' CONSTITUTIONAL WEAKNESSCONSUMPTION ( IN ITS EAIILY STAGES ) , POOHNESS OF THE QLOOD , Bum ! lor rrfciiluliiiK > l" nrrloilli roiirtr , . t l > IHIirPH MlulKl'l ' ' 111 4 * n 40 TOO Ian. " HI1UMIYAII M'liHIH ' ( | TiuV ( O..N. Y.Aifmliiliir llu > I . H. - _ _ for LOSTorFAILINO MANHOOD | Oeoeritl and KERVOUD UEUILITV Wtibnewof B8dy ndBln.l . , EfleoU lat Errorior Eiotutiln Old or Younr , Mobuil , . . ll ( , lii r.l.r.- . ii eir iii > ii < He iiiMiKncuii'iiiiiHiii > < b riiiiho > nour. Jb.ulul.lr urf.lll. HOIK IIIIUlUMT-ll.i.i 01. | > a. , . H < ii Uilllj rrin til BUI. , md t irrlfD ( nanlrl. . . 11 rllf Ik. m. llntrlpllt lloel , f iiiltiitllan nd i rtiof i tllf > l 'if ltl ( fito , Mircu ERIE MtUICAL CO. , BUFFALO , N. Y. , RESTORED. J5flanhopi5 lli.nniv yuulliliil rmii A tu Dm . . 1'iMntv ) ijintiu < l. At .l.atlngMvulii * aiiif-i r > ttiiunit rmiM. riylm llMMiVfri < J -lniiUi | nu HIM uf ft If < in , * tJcb V. . . ll.lll.KVMO. | . lloi SwW.NtK VmkCIVj Ninvors : nr.iui.rrr. Yum n mi- illu ajii'l inrn , iiil4irlni { from l.i.it'ii-i \uiltf , r.Jh i > uii Aui K. tnrit. iirii . , titilir | ( at huuin tnir , run in > IIAIUC i-itor. n , r , jiDM.u. , Uctrult , illik ,
