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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (April 17, 1890)
8 THE OMAT-tA DAILY BEE , THURSDAY , APRIL 17 , 1800. THE CITY. Ill-hop O'Connor illd not Icnvo Pitts- biirtf until ypstwlny but will reach Omnliu today , Ocncnil Altfor mid parly loft yoilcrdny morning at 10 o'clock , via the Union 1'u- elite , for Di-iivcr. Tlio Omaha fuel gnu company ban commenced to lay its mainA Miiall form of muti was joHlordny put to work In trenches near the plant on HID river bottom. The IIro department was called to the tailoring establishment of Goldberg th-o-i. on Thirteenth near llurnoy , at U p. m. , by an incipient blaze cnineif by a char coal Htovv. The damage wan nominal. Mr . Hoslo Kvolyn Crumb , wife of Henry C. Crumb , died at bur homo , ills north Seventeenth Htroet Tuesday morning. The funeral services will beheld hold t the residence today at 2 p. in. The. remains will bu went to Chicago for interment. The telegram which Undertaker Ileafey hcnt to Mr. Klmoro at Itushvlllu , who is believed to bo the brother-in-law of 1C. A. Duncan , the man who died at HI. Joseph's hospital , was returned yes terday with the information that Mr. Kllmoru was fifteen miles from llush- ville. M.r. Ileafey will write to Mr. lill- inoro nt once for instructions as to the disposition of the body. Mrs Window's Koothlntf Syrup for chil dren teething ernes wind colic , UiiuiuuM , utu. Uu ucnt-s 11 bottle. _ VKItSOX.t TJ J'A It.IG It A I'M * . Hay Nye of Fremont It lit the .Mllhinl. Jrvln Seottof Stiomsbuigls at the Cuscy. I ) . If , Harris of Dennett Is nt tlio I'nxton. U. 11 Wiihln.iil4t of Hustings is at the I'u\- tou. tou.W H. 1I.1COU of Grand Island Isit : the Pax- inn. 1 . W. Vromnn of Xoilh PIntto Is at the Casey. .T. I , Hnlicr of West I'olnt is a guest nt the Mllliird. Fml S. .Tolmson of Milftml is a guest nt the Piixton. M F Cnssltly of O'Neill Is legisteral at the Murray. A Miur and w ife of Wcston me rcglstcieil nt the Cnspy. I-1 T , . Iloiidk'k of Nebraska City Is stopping at the Millnnl. II M Oulbfi tson of Tulibnry was at tlio Cnsqy ycstcidny. AV .7 Stcphcnson nnil wife of Dceatur mo stopping at the Cuscy. Onrjjo Cox and J II. ITiuniUoa of Kearney nro stopping at thu l'a\ton. It. J Kllpntrlck and wife of IJcatiice mo among the guests at tbe I'nxton. J. Li. MrDonoiigh , Aduia Smith nnd S. II. Webster of Old are quests at the Casey. .Tiimc.s C D.ihlni.inn anil H. It , Illttinpcrof Chiubun me among the guests at the Mur ray. ray.Mrs Mrs E M Il.nlicit and daughters have left for Albany , N. Y , whcio they will spend the summer Tliev weio accompanied by Mr. and Mrs J. 12. Winno , the latter a sister of Mrs Hintlctt , who have been their guests the past few months. A A'.VO i.V < E3ti\TH. Mr and Mis ICond.il will iniiUo tlictr Jlrst uppciirauco at the Boyd.oper.i liouso thi-i evening. Nothing more- engaging than the icllncd , spontaneous .lit of these nitlsts lias been obsoi ved upon the st.igo for a loug time. Hi'c.illing other in lists now nnd then by woid or act , they uro in csscncu unlike othoi's that have strutted their brief time upon our htago. To a imliv o instinct for the stage Mrs. Kendall has added the blundlsh- nlrntsof ait that conceals art. and so clever is this blending that one looks hi vain for the point wh'TC until ! o leaves off and art "begins. Mr. and Mrs. ICendal will piescnt this evening and also at the Satumay innti- lice , "A ScTiip * > f paper. " On Fiiday eve- , nlng tlio piogninimo will bo chnnged to OhnoL's - "Tho Iioaninster " umuiiihigplaj , , luid for their faivwcll iippc-uuuec in Omiih.i on S.ituidaj night the popular comody-di.itna of "The Queen's Shilling" will bo given. Next Sunday and Monday me the Kendall nlghls at the Ur.uul , when "A 1'air of Kids , " thu greatest laughing show that over visited Onmhii , will bo the. aUr.iction The success- fill uin of live jeais of this amusing play is duo to Its iuiek | action , p intomimo tiicks and cnliiooiiginallty of fiin-piodiicing sltiialions , uttiactlvo musical specialties , a conglomera tion of eveiything that Is laieical and funny. The old countiy "Juj , " impersomilcd by Mr. Kendall , is of a very bio.ul and olastie.t\po and as iriesistiblo in his mlith-piovoK'ing qualities us ho is thoiotighly oiigin.il in con ception 1'iobably no llgmo is mine familiar to iimuseincnt lovers throughout the country than Unit of old " .Ilies Hnlton. " Headache , neuralgia , dl//lncss , nervous ness , spasms , sleeplessness , cuivd btDr. . Stiles' N'eivino Samples frco at Kului i\ ; Co.'s , Ifith and Douglas. " \VilN it Ceoi'K" liellny ? TJev II C. Llnehau of Itooiio , la. , bus wilt- ten to Chief Rea\oy in the interest of Mrs. Kelley , a paiislilonor of his , who believes that a body found floating in the liverlicio last October was that of her sou. Ills name was tleoigo Kelley and sdio saw him last four veal's ago ' 1 he following Is a de.sciiption of him given by the mother : Sl\ feet high , full , huge , light gray eyes , high forehead , .somewhat iptiouttng , dmk , unbuin hair , veiy cuily , twenty-soven yen is of age , hud no heuid and usually woio duiker black clothing. " * For Kmnoliiiit , Asllmmtio and I'ul- liioiuir } CoinplniiilK , "Hiinvn's Iiionchl.il J'rodu s" have ivniaikablu uuiiitivo proper ties. Sold only in boxes. Putting Up. Mr John L McU.iguo s.tjs that the money nskcd of the boudbinen for the new postoflleo hlte foVlho payment of the expenses of con demnation hiis > almost been iidsed. Neiuly all of the subscribers to the fund have expi-scd ( u willingness lo pay , as they have begun lo Tear that their dilatory action may lead to the selection of another slto foi the proposed building , The amount llxed upon by Mr. Hakcr Is f(5,0H ( ( ) , as lut believed that amount would pay ull necessary Death ol'n Plouerr. Mr Chillies Ileekman , one of Omaha's old est settlers , died suddenly of heait dlseiibo at IMnlr , Not ) , nt . " > o'clock Tuesday morning. Mr Uecknmn was boin In Schleswlg Hoi- btelu , Germany , and canio to Oniiiha in liCG mid resided hem for a number of years. loiter on ho moved to Hlalr , whem ho lived until his death. Ho was u brother to Mr. Hans nccknmn and an undo of Heniy Holla and Oeorge.l SteinsdoilY of this city. Tie | funeral will take place this moining Irom his Into iVsldenco and w 111 bo luigoly attended by i i lends from this city where ho was well uifd favorably known. Street Sweeping. The following blreots have been added lethe the list of the e already swept by running .fc rjlnvln : Monday Nlght--Soveuth street from .Tuck- BOH to Pierce , Pine sheet from Eighth to Tenth , Sixth street from Plorco to Paollle , Seventh nvemio from PUnvo to Wllilnms , Tenth street from Maltha to Uastellur. Paclllo Htrvot from Sixth to Thtitecnth , Eleventh Htnvt from Mason to Williams. Tuesday Night -Ninth street from Capitol iveauo to Dodgo. Wedncrtduy Night Leaven woith from Twenty-eight to llelt railway. Tbui-bdiiy NightWllllums from Tenth to Thirteenth Fiiduv Klijhteeiithstivetfroni Cuin- ing to Ohio. New Two new National banks have Just been or- I'aiilml la Pleuv , S. 1) , , the National Hank of Conuneuo unit thu Citl/eim' National Hunk , each with a capital of JTfi.WH ) . This makes four good National banks for this bustling lit- tlu city. This Is tlireo inoro tliun Pierre bad u year ago , and still there Is room for mure , There aiv also three loan and trust companies With uu utfereKuto capital of f TtX > ,000 , THI ; nuvurrrs. The Halo nT Taxation to Meet -llie Tentli Street Vliiiluot Duninn" . The counelt ns a board of elimination has nlwut dexlded UIHIII a ratoof asscsment on the pro | > eity bcnelltted by the construction ot the Tenth street vlnduet. Tenth street will bo taken as a st'indard. South of Muson street the assessment will b'j per front foot , as follows : Highlit direct , PInu to Worthington - ton , M ccntfl ; Pine and Worthlngtoii Hlrecls from 1'lghth to Tenth , fit cents ; Mason nnd Wllllums streets from Tenth to Klcveiith , JU cents ; Purlllo nnd Pierce streets from Ninth To Klevcnth , ! U cents : Ninth streptto the nllnv noith of 1'iicltlc , 5t cents ; Ninth street , Hickory to Dorcas , ; u cents ; Tenth street , Mason to Hickory , 31.0S ; Tenth stieet , Hickory to Himuroft , HI cents : Eleventh street , MILSOII to Hickory , ! IJ cents ; Uleventh stieet , Hickory to Hankcroft. at cents ; Hickory and Dorcas streets. Ninth to Eleventh , 'Jl tents ; Center , Martha , Castullar nnd Arbor slieets. Tenth to Eleventh , 'Jl cents. Noithof the viaduct the front foot assess ment will bo ns follows : Tenth street , Fnr- iiain to Jackson , $1.03 ; Tenth street , Far- mini lo alloy noilli of Douglas , SI cents ; Eighth , Ninth , Eleventh , Iwelflh , Thir teenth and Fourteenth streets , Douglas to Jackson , 1,1 cents ; Douglas street , Eighth to Foniteenth. 7. " > cents ; I'mimm. Hartley , Howard and Jackson sti-ccta , Eighth to Four teenth , SI cents. This makes a lotal floatage of 111,078 feet , with an assessment iiggtegatlng * -,530 , the amount of the appraised duimiircs. Councilman I.owrv. cliultmun of the board of equalisation , w ill bo at the city clerk's ollleo during the week to receive protests from propel ty miners against the proposed assessment. The matter will bo ilmilly do- elded and the levy made at the council meet ing next Tuesday night. Tlie Uest Itrmilt. Every Ingredient employed In producing Hood's S.nsupurilla Is stiiulj pine , and is the best of its kind it Is possible to buy. All the roots nnd herbs arc e.uofully selected , person ally examined , and only the best retained. So that fiom the time of purchase until Hood's Sars.ip.iiilKiis prepared , everything is care fully watched willi a view to attaining the best lesult. Why don't you try it I Comt. Judge Hopowell ycblerduy took up the case of D. J. Seldea against 11. A. Flnerty for the possession of a brick kiln lit South Omaha and S.VX ) damugea. The ease of William Crawford against the GcoigoTj Swift company for damuges was continued to gis'o the defendant time to amend his answer. Judge Qluiksou will hold court this morn ing , having ictunied from the circuit of the dlsliict. The Ural case to bo taken up will bo th.it of Henry Eail for culling P. II. Sims , a brakeinan on the Union Piiellle load. The charge is assault with intent to do great bodily injuiy. Olio Daunmnn has commenced Ihrco bulls in foieclosuio against Jens Jensen et id to ic- cover on se\ oral notes seemed byiuoilgugcs on lols in Omah.i View. The C.IMJ of Emma TJ. Van Elton against i-x-SheiifE Cobuin has reached the district court on appeal fiom Justlco I lint's com t. The suit is for $01.70. Of this amount $ .10 is alleged to bo duo for labor per formed and $11.70 for fees alleged to have been illegally collected. Olio Haumann has commenced suit In foie- closuio against Fred II. Myeis et all to recover - cover on t\\o notes seemed by mortgage on a lot in Omaha View. The sumo plaintiff has brought two suits in foreclosuic against Dow itt U. Miller ct : il to iceoveron notes s-ccnied by mortgages on a lot in Omah.i View. Luehul.x Dusenberiy hus applied forndl- voice fi-om David Duscnbcrry. The pai ties were murilud in Prairie City , 111. , November ! tO , ISI'M. SIIK'O their muriiage the husband has spent most of his earnings for liquor , nnd abused and beat the wife. Six children have been bom lo tlio couple and thu Aife askb the custody of these. The Jiuy in the cnso of II , C. Scott against the eltj for damages caused to property by the change of grade of Seventeenth street re turned a veidlctof 5 teats damages. United States Court. A bill In equity has been filed in the circuit of the United States by Pflngst , Docihoefer & Co. , mid thhtccn ollur corporations hold ing notes and bills against (5 H. Mack it Co. The liabilities of tlio defendants amount to over * KUO ) , ( ) and their efleels aio nppruised * } . \m. \ ( Tlio plaintiffs ask for an injunction against William t'olmin and the First National linuk of Omah.i who have possession of the chattels of the defendants , restraining them from pay ing or allowing to bo paid eeituin 11101 Igages held by lalo employes of Iho defendants. Dr. TUrney. practice limited to catarrh ah dihciibOd of nosunnd throat. Bee bldg. The Kiinny "Kids. " The success of Iho laughing craze "A Pair of Kids" is in Us quick action of the over changing funny climaxes and the rapidity with which the extravagant and ridiculous situations follow each other. Unlike nuuy such plays theio is an Impetus for every bit of by pluy or funnj bit of business introduced which makes the faico moio interesting to ndmliers of rcilned comedv who patroni/o- fuieie.il ontcitiilninunts foraheaityand whole souled laugh. The "Kids" is simply a lo.ir- ' -LeU'er-go Gallagher Down iug , rollickingLeU'ergo Went Mi ( Slaty" farce that goes with dash and "ginger ; " an extremely palatable concoction - coction oC fun to Iho lover of laughter. E/r.i Kendall is a rarity In his line of character ; his impersonation of an old backwoodshnv seed "Jay" bearing good comparison with moio pretentious stage characters heralded to the public as the "very greatest. " Although not a Jefferson or Floienco ho "gets there" hi his own peculiar style with the lovers of fun and " -.teals many bases1' in the game , Tlio "Kids" engagement is for two nightb at the Grand next Sunday and Monday. General Agent AVantctl. A capable man who has tlio ability to represent a popular building and loan association for the stale of Nebraska will bo liberally dealt with. For par ticulars addicts Hy ion Sutherland , Seo'y , Minneapolis , Minn. Arrested Kor G TJ. rioieneeisiii a peck of trouble ; al o the city jail. Ho sells line shirts and similar gooits by sample. For some tinio past ho lias been having a high old tlmo with the boys , nnd , his linn hearing of It , wired Illoch , tha dry goods nian on Tenth and Farnum , to Ret his goods and investigate A considerable quantity \\iis missing and Mr. Florence wus iiriestcd for einbe//lement. The delicious fnigi-ance , rofrcshing cool ness , mid soft beauty inipui-led to thu skin bv I'oz/onl'b Powder commends It to nil ladles. 3IUIITUAHV. Impressive I-'uneral Servlees Over tlio HeiiiuliiH Itov. 1 * . . ) . Itojlf. The funeral services over the remains of Hev. P. J. nnjlo , late pastor of the St. Peters Cathollo ehuruh on , AVest Lcavenwoith and Twenty-eighth stivet , took place jes- teiihiy moining. The church was filled with mourners , among whom'wcio people from nil the pur- Ishes in the illy. Over the entrance were heavj folds of erupo , while the walls of the Interior were hung with the same material The altar also was draped and the light of thu bunctuury was bai rod by heavy folds which were drawn across the windows. Thu romulns lay Ina metallic casket trimmed with silver. The hitter was literally covered with Mowers winked Into beautiful ami syni- Iwllo designs. Some of these rested upon the railing of the HaneUiary UIKIII the lid of the easkot rested tlio gold ehallco and patten of the deceasetl. At 10 o'clock a mimlMTof local mid visiting visiting eleiyy Hied Into the church and took beats on elthur side of the casket. Among them were noticed Vicar General Choka , llovs. P. F. MiCaithy , Car- ltll and Kellcy of St. Phllonienn's. Kevs. JohnJennctt and Iturivtt of St. Putiick's ; Hev G ( Haulier , St. Mary's ; Hov T S. Fltigerald..S .1 , 1'reighton i-ollegtn Hev F MoiFuity , South Oirnilm , Hev. F Fitzgerald , Fivmont , Hov. F. St. Luurunco of St. Peter's ; jUuv. ln. Douuhoo , Dido ; lv3. \ . English , Hastings ; Hev. T , Walsh. Norfolk ; Hev F. Lew , York ; Hev F Emrt/.Schuyler ; Hev T. M Conwav , Noith Pintle ; Hev. M T. Ciksstdy , O'Neill. A fter the olllce solemn i-cqulom high mass was chanted , rather Morlnrty acting us relc- brant ; Father Carroll , deacon and Father Hurrett , sub deacon. Father Fitzgerald of Fivmont acted as muster of ceremonies. The nernion , an eloiuent exposition of the ret Utility of dcnth and a eulogy of the de ceased , was delivered by Father Fitzgerald of Fremont , an old friend of the deceased. The vocal music was rendered by a male choir composed of the following members of the St. Phllomuna's choir : Messrs , Mmphy , Wllnian , Huike , Doyle , Iliunncr , llrown and Swift. The organ wits presided over by Mr Prove. Miss Tamile Arnold at the close of the services with exquisite feeling sang "Host , Splilt , Hest. " The remains were forwarded to Pittston , Pa. , the bhtliphico of the deceased. For bouquet , purity nnd he.iltbfiilness , Cook's Extra Dry Imperial Chnmpagno has no livid. It Is splendid with a dinner. MOGULS ItlOMAI.V. Messt-H. Cable anil MiltorStlll Studying Hie Situation. It looks ns though the railroads In this vi- chilly Intended to Inaugurate a system of Im provements not only Involving vast sums of money but also a change In the State of af fairs. President Cable , the Hock Island piesldent , and General Manager Miller of the Milwau kee uro still In the ( Ity conferihig with local ofllciuls with n view to making the proposed changes. Mr. Cable's movements nro open , while these of Mr Millernre concealed. The hitter miurnuto refuses to bo seen except by these who are directly lateicsted in the deal which brought him hero. He has had seveiul Inter views with the Nebraska Central bridge pro jectors leguullng the ulill/ing of their pro posed hi luge mid backing Iho enterprise ; also with Union Paclllc oniclals us to an agiee- niciit for coming ucros * their bildge into the union depot ; also with eiti/ens of Council Hluffs regarding Iho proposed union depot on that side of the liver. Mr Cable has said in so many words that ho wus here solely for the purpose of secur ing right of way lor his road through Omaha , and a connection with Iho Denver system. He and Chief Construction Agent Ciimeiou of the Union Pacific started out quito eiuly yesterday on a tour of yard and tei initial iucllltics on bolh sides of the liver. Stone'M Reports from Chicago say that General MiinugerStoneof the Burlington bus resigned and will leave railio idlug to engage In an en tirely different line of business. Among local ofllcials no one seemed sur- pilscd at Mr. Stono's action. Each , however , refrained from expressing an opinion as to what had occasioned it. "Is his retirement the result of the laic en gineers' sti Ike- ! " was asked. "Not in a bundled jenrs , " replied one. "I don't believe that was the cause , " said another , "Slonu's notion for resigning and getting out of this business , " declined Colonel A. C. Dawes , "weio the samu as these whiih actu ated Paul Morton. They were not gelling salary enough lo keep up their positions and Siiivo anything for rainy il.ns or old ngc. " " 1 congratulate him on being ublo to fieo himself fiom Iho demnition grind- and get into something easier , " lunmiked ViccPiesi- deiit Holcomb. Who will bo Mr. Stono's successor ! is the red-hot question. Some pi edict Gcorgo W. Holdicge , while others think he will not bu taken from the IJ. Ac M. "It bus been the company's pollcj to pro mote men from this seotion of the country. for instance , P. S. Enstis and Tom Miller , " said one. "Yes , that's all light , but they have never taken away the head. Who is there here to ' put in Hol'diegc's place J" Taking Klectrio T glir. Arrangements arc being m.ido to light the Union Pacific headquarters with electricity. The whes aio now being strung lo every room and buiners are buing put in place. Thu building will bo illmnhmtcd on MIIJ 1. Sleeplessness , uor\ous prostration , nervous dvspcpsia , dullness , blues , cuic'd by Dr. Miles' Nervine. Samples fice at Kuhn x. Co.'s , lath and Douglas. Ilcport on tin : I/ard School. The special committee of thu board of edu cation , consisting of Messis. Goolman , Mar tin and Poppleton , appointed to investigate the condition of the I/ard school , which Dr Spalding hud charged was unsafe , visited the building in company with Rnilding Inspector Whillock and made a tholough examination The committee found that , while the build ing was an old ono which bad undoubtedly seen its bc-stdujs , it was not in any danger of falling down The passage of freight trains over the track immediately noith of the building caused it to shako in a iniinner calculated tostartlo any ono who was inclined to bo nt all nervous , but the conmiittco was of Iho opinion that there was no immediate ! cause for alarm. It was decided to recommend that a br.uo bo put under the Joists in ono room in older lostrenglhen them. This room is a UT.V large ono and the joists uro about thirty feet long. The committee will probably iccoimnend increased school facilities in this locality , us it is only a question of time when the build ing w III have to bo abandoned. Peais1 Is the best and purest so.ip over made. Put Under United Stales Dislrict Altoiney Baker has eoiintci nianded the order made by Assistant United States Attorney Pali ick allowing V. B. Miller , the postoftlco dofau\ter \ , to bo le- leased on his own recognizance. Mr. Baker bus instructed the United Stales maishal to put Miller under 1KK , ( ) bonds , as his oftenso is a grave one. Miller was immediately taken into custody by the marshal and the friends of the culprit are rustling to obtain homo bondsmen lor him. Marriage MCCIIKCS. Licenses weio Issued to Iho following parlies by Judge Shields jesterday ; Nnmo and residence. Age. I Ai tlmr Shaver , Omaha . ' ' ( i j Uelitla Banks , Omaha 'J t I Lincoln C Deets , DCS Monies , la 'Js \ NellloCliukf Omaha tl ! JHobeitC Stiehlow , Omaha ' > > 7 I Lucy Chiisllauson , Omaha ill I William T- While , Oiiiahn 2-J ( AdoleB Fulton , Omnha . . . . . . . 'JO $ ick Headache TS a complaint from which many suffer I anil few are entirely free. Its causii is indigestion and n sluggish liver , tlio euro for \\lilcli is readily found In thu nso of Ayer's Pills. " I lm\o found that for sick liradnclio , caused by u disordered condition of the stonmcli , A > er's 1'ills urn the inmt reliable - " -Samuel C. llrudlmin liable remedySamuel , Worthington , Mtiss. " ' I'llls for "After the use of Aycr's many jenis , In my practice nnil family , J am jiistlllrd in snj Inn Iliat they are nn exrolfi'iit cntliartif and ll\ur medicine giistaiiiliieiill the vlnlins made for them. " \V. A. Wcstfall , M. n. , V. I' . Austin & N. W. Uailway Co. , Unmet , Texas. "Aycr's 1'ills nro tlio best motllcino Xnown to mo foi legulatlng the Ixmi-N , mid for nil illseuses calist'd b > n dis ordered stonmcli and ll\cr. I nlTcreil for o\i > r tlireo jenrs from licndnche , In- digrstlon , nnd constipation. 1 had no nppotlto and \uia weak and nervous moit of the llmo. Ily using tlireo boxes of Ajrr's Tills , awl nt the mime tlmo dieting invielf , \\nscomiiletoly cured. * ' 1'lilllp Lock oed , Topulcn , Knusas. "I was tronlilnil for yonra with InJI- Rostlon , constipation , nnil headache , A. fe\ > boxes of Ajer's I'llls , used In small dully doses , restored me to licallh. They are prompt ami effocthc. > > .XI. Slrout , MuaiUllle , I'a , Ayer's Pills , " 7 rniriKiD BT f Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co. , Lowell , Mast. Hold t > 7 ill Drugjlm uJ Pt l n In UtdlciOf. ll i iicrlor | excellence rrovon In million'of limnn * forninrt ! limn M iinnrlornf n lonlury. It It ti eil dy Ilin I'nlloil Mntot < , ovornniont Iliulnrrnl liy Iho honiM of Hi Oront I nlver'HIo' n' th ' Ininp1' ! . I'lireit nnil mint lit nlllifnl Dr I'rlio c Creiim ll ' Ilitf 1'iinilor ilout ma toiitiilliinmoiiln , l.lmc < u /Minn. Holil only In uui" I'llll'i : IIAKI.NIi I'OWDKIt CO NEWltllllC tllll IIO ( IAMIItlsiO f-TIort1 * Of Pure Cod Liver Oil with Hypophosphites Of Lime and Soda. arc vnititilnim anil nntilnlnit.i , anil tlirin la fllU tiuir/t iiJ.tiiniird milk trlilclt ) KM/iirvrfr.i us cream , 'fry i then " ' " ' " < inanitfitcttncrs catuint to dltt/nliif ( heir rndlltrroll u to innl.f it jiatntiililf tofiiiillti'fslonincln. Xentt's Kniiilfton ofl'l'llll XtHtirKUZAN COI * Lll'Wl Oircoinliltttil tvltli. IlypnittHn- ] > liltn la almost as pnlitlnlila IM mill ; , t'nr tlili n Vi < is ttell an for tlif fact of the sttt.iuliHiii'J iittalltlfi of tlin l// | ; > o- phosi'hHts , I'lnjildaim frc'iucnUi/ pre set ibc U In cosi.3 of jp ' CONSUMPTION , itvnori'r..t , JIKOXCIIITIH ami VllllOSIO COVOIIofSltrKKK COT ! ) . All Draijijlals trll It , but tin lure ynit net tlic gemtinea there u in poor Imitations. GRAY'S SPECIFIC MEDICINE TRADE MARK TlIK ( . u I AT THADE MARK llM.itsn llm- i \ > \ . An imCiilI- Innciiriifoi "cm- linil Wcnkiii'i1 * , hperiuutorrliiiM , lm | ilpnr ) , nnil III ) .II9UT1CM Illllt lullo ns uo - tlH'MPO ) Of POlt- Alinw , ii" I.n i ' of MtMiiur ) , I iil- BEFDRETAKIHD. cre.il ijiMitniip , AFTER TAKING. 1'alnln tliu Hick , Dliiinii ! ) f \ Won , I'tcnintiiroOliI . \Hi' . anil ni'iny olIicnniit'Tui Hint lenilti ) In nult ) or cuniiiinptluii nnd premntun1 ftntc. JTull imrtli ulnre lu inir imniplct , wlilili wo ill'- uln1 to send Iri'U liy mail lot-very one ; ( ? "lli Sped- lie ineillclne li ! > uliliit I PIT imckncc , or nit packakPi Mr5. nrwlll lii-'ciit tn-a bj mull on the receipt of lliuimmc ) , l > ) atMnt fluK TIM : dooittiAX imrc co. , 1110 1'IISM f-1IIECT. - - OMUH. Nlll. On ret mint of iunU > rfpltfi. WP ImMj aiioplca Mellon Wrapper Ilioonly ccnulne Imported Millinery , 123 North 15th Street. vj A Hire Chance to Visit CHICAGO , LOUISVILLE , NASHVILLE , ClNCINNATTI , LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN ami llio II mli-lli Ms nf tlio Ann > of Iho lunifsee. AttcnilliiKllie OiHiiliiK S.ihs.-it EAST CHATTANOOGA. FORTUNES fOS INVESTORS IN THE REVIVING SOUTH. rxtriinlillmiiy Low ltilt - . K" < 1 lor Illllty tl n-i. in lo uiriilc.i | ; . > . \iull 2Mli ItW roriiii'inlieislilii Hipl | > t. Inn tlmi April 21 to loial MtMiiHlilp AKCIIW , IPI C , SI A M , I' It H Agi iiH ! it St. I'.iiil. .MIiiiuiiulK | I.I Cio-st1. Jlnillson , Mll- \\.UlUPf. IlllllliIH | > . ! ) MnllltS ll l Ollllll.l , UV I'AUI.SKN .t. SI'AltlSK , HniiUert , AH l.uNiillr Hlifet , llilcliuu. iemi fonlcstrlniue bo.ks .mil rlrculau "They ahvaysgivc you good \alue. " "I never fail to find sonic- thing that fits my boy. " "Such lovely kilt suits. " These arc the pleasant thingsjhat we hear every day about our clothing1. We Invite your inspection of the Children's Suits of- fcredat $ 5.00. QOODUICH , l.uuycr r.'l Dfiiilioiu L'liloiuo. su % uurV hiiocrsnful praetlic Ailvlcufri'u ; iiojiuOlk'Hy. WE APOLQGIZ H J i > * * T To the many of our patrons who coukl not get waited on in our store last Saturday. ThougT , we have a large force of extra salesmen the rush has been so gro.it that it was impossible to wait on all customers. We are thankful to those who showed indulgence , and we are sure they find themselves well repaid for the time they spent in waiting. We shall have a larger force of sales men next Saturday , and will be prepared for bigger crowds.Vc will also be prepared with new bargains. Some of the lots advertised last week are completely sold out but we arc opening every day new invoices and every clay we have some new and fresh attractions. Our this week's special is the grandest offer ever made in the line of ready made clothing. We place on sale about 500 very fine Cassimcrc and Cheviot Suits , all sacks , each of them worth at least $15.00 ; at the unprecedented low price of $9.00. The material in these suits is the product of one of the best mills in the country. The shades are dark and light gray , and a neat brown plaid. They arc well trimmed with the best of Farmer Satin or Serge lining. The cheapest suit in this lot would bring in any other establishment $15.00. We offer them this week at $9.00. f. Our piles of Spring- Overcoats are getting1 low , and in some of the finest lots the sixes arc already badly broken up. These have been marked down , as we make it a point to sell these goods quick. If you want to secure a fine Spring Overcoat at a bargain , better come this week and see if we can fit you. FURNISHING GOODS Our spring selections in fancy flannel shirts arc the most ex tensive and varied ever shown by any house'in the city , we have a full assortment of the most elegant novelties of the present season , in all wool , silk and wool mixtures and all silk. On all these goods we quote the lowest prices. Fresh Lines of Shoes Every Week. Corner Douglas and Fourteenth Streets , llovn A 1IA } MS , Mminccrg 1 li-t and ( inly apppniam c > In Thursday Unuihii oC Friday , Saturday APRIL 17 18 19 , , , And tbeh o\\n LondonPonili.iny Sii/iJd ( / | ; uiidei the illn'etlonof Dankl Miiluirr I'lohiiiiin. TllL'IlSl.ir I nf P WKXIMl , f 01 1 c The Ironmaster. " & " "Tlie ' Sliilliu > - " "n& , r Queen's Prices : Hespufd seats , J1.30 and Jl.OO , Ad mission 1.K ( ) and 7" > c. . ale of spatH begins Wudncsilay nun nlng. Eden GRAND LOTTHRY OF JUARHZ I'liilui Iliu MiMiiai.'oiiR'nt'if ' tlio Mfxicaii International Banking Co. , CuiKc'snlniinilc" . liiciirpomted I ) ) llio sliito ol Chi- hiiiiliun , .Movku , For Chnritabln Pni poses. GliAND MONTHLY DKAWINO lll toke iiliuclii pnlillont tlioclt } of Jiiiinu ( fnriii- crl } 1'nsoilc'l .Sorloi , Mili , WEDNESDAY , APRIL 23rtl , 1800. unilorllio iierroiiul upt > i vl lnn of donornl I < HIV Musinnil ! Mr CAMini Am.i H i w , tlif fiinnor n Koiitlcnmn of xiiili urtmiliHMiio III tlin 1'nllt" ! tntui til it till provt nil * alonu N HII Ilk lent cmmmtoo tn the liulilli- Unit I tin ill IIH Intel will l ' IK'I'I "It'i ' "IrlUhiMi- fst ) iiiul fnln-o's tJ nil. .mil tlu > Inner ( tlioiin'rl - for of llio Mo\io.in ijoviTlinionl ) Is of equal slundlng anil Intrurll ) CAPITAL PRIZE , $ OOOOO. OM.WI.OOO TlCkHS. OsrliD.OCK ) Tn W liolu TloKcf. . $1. Half TkKcls , * . ' . ( jil.ntri TIi'l.i'li. tl. LIST or i'ui/i : & 1 I'rl/uiif 1UIJUI l 111 I/JO 1 1'rl/oof 'icXIO is I , < > ! l I'rl/i'iof ll XH'iuli lire a nut ) II ) I'rlzosof JiJOoacluiro 2 nu W ) I'rlri'sof JUDcmlimo R.IKX ) 100 1'rl/osof M c-ipli are : . HIM ? M L'rlzei of . > U o.ali .iro . . . . \rrito\iMAiicis i'ni , 100 l'il/ns of i , 'iOfacli nro . . . . J.'iiwo IHI I'rlrot tif .iDi-iuli an- . . iiJO I'll/ei ol 1'51'noli nro 1 IMIMIN \ | , I'lli/l- litl Ti'rnilnal In ) iOi n 1'ilroiil ( Moaili mo yjU 'IVriiilnali to tlU.tXXJ Prize of ill ) c ull aio S.U'U I.'lH I'rlU'H iiinoiintlli. to . . . . .fU'iUTQ \Vntlio iiiiilonluiicil lieroli > ( iTllfj that tlio Iliinio Nnolomil of Mi'xlti ) , In Clilliualinii Imi on iltpunlt from Hit' Moxlciin Inlcrimtlnnnl lUnklni ; Conipiiny , llio nt'co 'taii fnnilH to Kiiniiinlou llio pa > niont of till tlio prlzi'i ilninn In lhol.ltM ) LunI in in .III uu / , \\ufurtlici ic'itlfy Unit no will Mipml < u all tlio nirunniMiii ill" , anil In IHT OII in inaiio unit contrul nil IhdHniwliiKi of this Loltorr ami tli it Ilia "luimtuo innilnrlpilnltli honest ) , lafiiimsnnU Inpioil l.iltli tonard all panic- , R VMBV ijMr ciMii.u MII.I u.i.ns Piipervl or for the ( ii > \i > rninuiit lfiin > tkki't ilranlntc a prl/n It cent to the nmlor slinioillt fin \aluo Hill lie lolli-ctdd anil luiillluil lo Iliu owner theieol frooof tlnirKO. IIDI.AH II HUD.NsOV. I'lvsliient HI I'ni'i Ntillon il II ink I I I'.tio , TOY. . At.K.NT"AM'ii : > . l'iir chili rntoi. or nn ) fnrtlior Information \\rllo lo lliuunili'rxlKiiiMl Hlalliujnni aililroitcloiirl ) with Unto , i mint ] , utirel ami liiiinlici Morn raplil mill ilolhorllf lui -iiri'il l > y jour uiu losliiL'an vn\ul- OH > hnrliik' Join full aililirss MI'.MIA.N l.MIUN.tTIUNAI IHNMMI ClI , I'll ) of Jiunez , Mexico NOTU'13. oiiil reinlllnnroH for lkki > li liy nnllnir ) letter , roiilnlnlni ! Money tinlor liiuuil hy all Kipii'sH Com- iinil < i > 4 Non \ork llxthaiiKn Dunk llrnll 01 1'ustjl Nnti > Aililrox * all H'KItleri'il Idlers to MLMl * N 1MLIINAIIONAI lUNhlMi Tl ) , CIIJ of Juntuz Mexico DRMCGREW i fV * llfJ.W : Sf ! } # if ) : Ji'f ' licj V/till Known $ It nnnuii'imcil In thu tioatniont o ( all forms of I'll ! v < rt. Dl KthM uuil "IrlcluroK iiiiiin Kiimnnti eil lli | | ilonc ) ljino ( Munhood nnil unibitlon "Unity ur lliirri'iiiusn nlioiliitiOy onroil CIH | i r imnks riiol.iro-i'crt'l ' for Man nr Woman uu h lUtiMin ( tliini | > < ) .V-rinns IVuinln Dln'inrs inrul | | > kly nnil iiurmnniMill ) 'I ipulnii-nt liy roiri'iium'lmuo. ' Htnmiis fur iopl > ( oinnlliilloii Iroo Ullko B I. . or Isiltmiil IniLjonHrooiii , OnniliHNoJ ) Ti f T 77TT / " WY"fl ( ' ' "B fi' > 'i"ri'1't.s ! \ AU lA ' ' " ' iif l i -t Miiiihiiod , VV I W Vl-A niiilifulirioi.liiipoU'iify : ! ( 1 * * * v and liNo.ivi'inf Men I'lin lie i itrc'il I'vrniMui'nlly nml inltulcl ) it > niirMiximl ' IHJ * illliu Hcnt b > mull fur il Hook " 'in i oalul ) ( or Ili-iiion Moillnil lonimii | ) , , .Mil-la LATE57 GRAND ( Sunday , [ 20th OPKKA HOt'SIi. I Monday , j j P1" 2U. 2WMg ? & ] KENDTS KENm j * ' # 1 s'p _ THE PRINCE OF LAUGH MAKERS , In his own Laughable Pantomlno Farce , styled 'A PAIR of KIDS : As.sU.tod hy clever comedians and vocallhtH , including the petite boubrottc , > 1 IJUNN. I The French Comique , GILBERT SAHONY. The Salisbury Troubadoio "Favoiito" TJIOS.JCKSON * A Just 482 Solid Laughs in 3 Hours. Beat tins Score and Take the Bolt Balloon j And 6,000 ( PARACHUTE Ascension ] Foot j LEAP. At OMAHA , SUNDAY , APRIL 2O , o'clock THE DARING AERONAUT. WILL ASCEND IN A BALLOON TO THE HEIGHT OF SIX THOUSAND FEET , AT WHICH HEIGHT HE WILL Leap from the Balloon AND DESCEND , 0OOO FEET IN SIXTY SECONDS , WITH THE AID OF A EARACHUTE , COMING DOWN HEAD FIRST " AMHR1CAN AIR SHIP SYND1CATH , Milling. < The Exhibition is free to all. S "TIME IS MONEY. " Wo must sell out the remainder ot our retail stock without further delay , ns our wholesale business demands our entire time , attention nndc.ipital. For the next few days we invite you to a feast of b.ugains t > uch .is you will never again onjoy.Vu .ire liable to rent store and faell our fixtures now .my d y , sj come at once before it IK too Into. All our genuine Diamonds now go at importer's prlcea nnd the mountings thrown in. $50,000 worth of Diamonds to t > ploct Irom , prices ranging Irom $2.60 up to $3,000 , for ningH , Plus , Ear-rings , &c. Solid Gold Watches from $15 upward. Solid Silver Watches from $5 up. Nicltel Watches , from $2.50 up. Solid Gold Chains , from $7.50. Host Rolled Plato Chains iiom $2. Charms nnd Lockets , $1 and upward. Solid Gold Kings , $1 and $2 ; worth $3 to $0 A lot of Solid Sterling Silver Collar Buttons and Scari Pins at 25c and COo each wortli $1. Heavy Solid M-ltarat Gold Collar Buttons , woi ih $2,50 to $6 each , now , choice for only $1 , Ono lot assortfd Cull Buttons at SOc pair ; worth $1 to $2. Solid Qold Spiral liaclt Studs , 50e and $1 each ; wortli tour times the money. 1,000 fine Broaches and Lnco Pins from 50o up. Fine French style Mantel Clocks , 8-Uay , hall-hour strllco , cathedral go'igs , at $6 , $0,50 , $8 nnd $10 ; worth $10 to $20. Klegaut Stiver Lamps , with silk umbrella shades , from $5 up. Hundreds of other equally good Inrgalns. Oyiou Saturday evening until I ) o'clock. Stoi e for rent and fixtures for sale. MAX MJ5XYRR & BRO. , Corner Sixteenth nnd Farnnm Streets , - - Omnhn , Neb. The Omaha Medical and Surgical Institute. niiilmiiti Alliiiiniuiinli.itliin' ' < ixntMi'iiimi iiiniu inu r iniiriiiniuiii HIMII. uy mini ur i prcii nu > inikiitl nn uiiirk * In liuliiuli * miili'iiU ur mniili'r Unn puriiiinil Inturrlinr ini'TiTri" ! I nil niul riiniull ) iifxiur ( .iv nii < l iv ivlll mini In iilaln wniiior | | our HOOK To MKS I IIKK upon I'rlralw iilvi iiiinlviiruiiiulu wllli < iii > < iion Hit Ail Inni n Nur u > Hl on et Iniio'li-n r irrhlli | | Omaha Medical and Surgical Institute , Corner Oth nntl Hni'nev SUs , Omnhn , Nob.
