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T1IL tOUJIIiRCIAL TRAILER ,
A Oard Which No One Should Tail to Read'
Carefully ,
All INTERESTING GAME OF POKER ,
Tim Drmilincr'H AVItliwAttomptjil
to HiilHiloTales ol' u NI IH-
slilrlOne of the ; HOJ-H AVc-tls
Southern Charily.
A bllllicsoiniT youiiffilniinnipr called Straight ,
Once Hvi'tl In 11 neighboring stulj'ht ,
Hut it ilnuliliMlycil fee
Induced him to KO
To tlio rink one line morning mid sknlght.
Wltll nil nrdnr which naught could nhalght ,
Ho went off ut u trrrlhlo nilKlit ,
Jlllt tliO llonr KIIVO a hump ,
Anil ho tumbled Itnr-thutnpl
And fractured the back of his [ might.
Ills widow fliri1 first niiino wns ICnlght ) ,
She wept for him early mid hilght ,
"Till Him melted nwuy
Ono morning In May
In twira o'er hia ten-Ihlo fufcht.
IJIil yon ever hear of Hum Shearer of Ha
vana I says Urn Merchant Traveler. If not
yon luivu missed meeting ono of thojolllest
HOiiln ever Hqnt to hreak the monotony in this
world of sin and sorrow. Ho Is absolutely
without ( 'Mllc , If Jim Ktnry is to ho believed.
and Stney Is n Judf'e of such matters and
us for sorrow , it has passed over his head so
lightly that though ho Is seventy , ho don't
look to ho over llfty-llve. Paul Hull met
Shearer , and when ho wrote tip Havana ho
nald that the old man knew moro about tlio
came of scinch than niiyono else in Illinois.
This is a mistake , an error , nn egregious blun
der , ai It wore. His game don't run even.
IIo hus been known to make Jlftccn on the
I nco ilnd dinico by counting low twice , but of
t late ho hasn't done It. Accordlntr to the boys
who came in .Saturday ho bus been playing n
roc ly game- ono that's .so dead tough that he
Is about to quit scinch forever anil go back to
his iirtt lovefrecoout. .
One night , yum * and yearn nun , it is said
that Cra/y Burroughs , Charlie Hudson mid
Shearer wei-o playing five7e-out with n gen
tleman who slung grips fern Chicago house.
It was the Chicago man's deal mid Bur
roughs' "iilgo.Vlieii the requisite paste
boards were handed around Air. Shearer
cleared his throat and remarked :
"Gentlemen , if this was str.ilght poker I've
trr\i n Tifiiul vmi / > niilit li/int * lt/illit It
"I want to .state that nilno couldn't ho kept
quiet while yours was doinif such yelling , "
placidly remarked Hiirroughs , as ho took a
Binall chow.
"I pass , " imirnuiml the man from Chicago.
"Well , say , " put in IIud on , " 1 think you
fellows are ehiimiis for wanting it , hut if you
want poker on this hand J'm In and give you
fair warning to st-ind from under. "
"Is It straight , old-fashioned poker ! "
queried Sain.
"Yes , " answered the other two.
"No straights gof" asked Cray.
"No1'1 very positively from tlio others.
"And no HinlU" said Hudson.
"No limit , " was the answer , and the fun
began.
"Ciontlemen , " said the man from Chicago ,
"c.dl your cards , and when 1'vo dealt , as I
nm not in the pot , you'll please excuse mo ;
I've got homo writing to do. "
"t'ertainly. | One card , " was the response ,
niitl the gentleman from Chicago withdrew.
Then they began to bet. Tlio pot kept
growing bigger and bigger. Shearer put in a
hotel , two corner lots , Taylor's .saloon , the ,1.
S K. depot and Coleman's 'bus lino. Bur
roughs saw him with nn Iowa farm , half of
the city of Murslialltowu and a lifo Insurance )
policy for g.'iO.lKH ) . Hudson put up nearly all
the went blulT , a half interest in a street rail
way and several .shares in a mineral stock
company.
Burroughs called first , Hudson next and a
show-down followed.
Each had four noes.
They cussed moderately as become mrn of
their eloth , hunted in vain for the man from
Chicago , and then went out to get n taste of
Wmikeslm water. They discovered after
wards that the mini from Chicago
lacked but two buttons of being frozen
out , Ho hud rung in a doctored
deck to keep up tlio interest and had
Jumped tlio game while they were plugging
on Invincible hands. SInro then none of them
have played iiokeror frec/o-out. It would in
deed be a pity if bad luck in scinch would
compel them to go back to their lirst lovo.
I Coders- ; Ilicrl M > n.
Mr Oeorgo lingers ol 1'eregoy & Moore ,
Council muffs , and Miss Lcallo 13. Culbcrtson
of Peru , Neb. , were married last Tuesday
morning ut the residence of the bride's parents
on Normal hill. Miss Kmmii McNemiro of
Denver , Colo. , attended the bride , and .1. M.
Murdock U' ted as groomsman. Many beauti
ful presents attested the wide circle of friends
possessed by both parties. Alter a wedding
' breakfast Mr. and Mrs. Kogcrs left for a tour
through the west.
A Ciml I'Yoin President I/obcolc.
There will bo held ut the Casey hotel u.irlars ,
Saturday , April 2(1 ( , at S o'clock p. m. , n geii-
enil meeting of tlio members ot tlio Oinaliii
Traveling Men's club , at whkh mooting every
traveling man , whether ho is u member or
not , i.s enrne.stly requested to bo present.
The directors and oftleers of the elub feel
that this mooting should bo well attended ,
and also -say that it is for the traveling men
of Omaha to divide whether the aim-tors
Hindi rent , furnish mid equip elub rooms or
not So fur , owing to the slowne.ss of the
traveling men who signed the membership
roll to pay their dues the dim-tors have , as
prudent men , not seen their way elenr to fur
nish rooms as they would like to , and conso-
tliifiltl.v liave done nothing towards purchas
ing fixtures and tenting rooms.
Of the l.M signers , who signified their in-
teiiilons of being members of tin-club , ninety-
four were traveling men and slxty-throo
wen- wholesale houses. Thlrty-nlno travel
ing im'ii have pahl their duos and t'orty-ono
wholesale Unas have paid thi'lr's. Six travel
ing iiii'ii liuvo
witlidinwn their names as
mcinhus Total receipts of dues to date are
Kline Iho organization of the elub wo have
eec'in-d eight now memhors.
It Is estimated Unit it will cost ? lr.OO per
year tn run the elub successfully , and unless
b.iH't . Sutiuduy $1.000 is col loot od the direc
tors do nut fool Justiiled In renting and fur-
nisliliigrooms.
U would seem lh.it the gentlemen who wore
ho i-iitliusm.stlc mid called so loudly for mi
Omaha Traveling Men's i-lnb should bo moro
prompt In paying their duos. Tlio olm-oi-s bo-
Hove that if every and each traveling man
who is inlon-sted in having a olub at Omaha
Will tr.\ and bo present next Saturday evenIng -
Ing and do their duty , a suooossfnl dub will
bo the result. Hut if no mom eau ho done
than lias boon done up to date , in a tlnnnoliil
way. the best thing for the Omaha Traveling
Mi-n s Hub is to quit business mid the of-
llm-s to refund the money collected , the ex
pense to ( Into being light.
Cit-iitloiiicu , In conclusion , I wish to state
that it is fur the Omaha traveling men to de
cide , and that decision must bo made be
tween now and next Saturday evening ,
wluili'-r we , as traveling men , shall have
club rooms in Omaha or not. Lot us come
together and decide. Yours respectfully ,
C. O. Lomc : K ,
President Omaha Traveling Men's Club.
SniiiploH.
.lohnnlc Itonll spent last week In the Ue-
pnblU'.in valley with considerable success.
l-'ivd II C'brlsty and Charley KIngclman.
both of Dos Molnes , la. , spent Friday mid
Saturday In Omaha.
A tier a serious illnrss of nearly IIvo mouths
3 I' Laux has n-sunied work in his Hlack
Hills territory for thoOmuhu Hardware com
pany.
The commercial travelers of Memphis held
u mooting last week and arranged for u
fraud concert in aid of u fund for tlio Hood
biiuYrers.
Dorsey Hurgess , representing M. K. Smith
& Co , in Oivguii and Washington , with
hctulquaitors at Portland , Is expected In soon.
Tliu birds say that "Dorso'1 is doinu great
thltiH * for thu northwest.
IC Wood , ofl'nxtoiitS : Oallagher's South
IMuMo country. wiu lulton t > lck while inYep -
Ing Water last Tuesday. Hu Is now in
Omulia ami his physician bii t > ho will be able
to icsume work again soon.
Jt is of iutm-st to nuto that lu many of the
larger cities and towns throughout the coun
try wheneyir measures of public Iwiiflt are.
concerned the traveling men are always in
vited lu attend and their opinions are listened
to with retport ami consideration.
Frank Daniels , who for eighteen years has
worthily represented N. E. E. Smith ft Co.
of Omnlin In the territory adjacent to the
Union Pad Me rail way la Nebraska , came In
with two of his largest customers last Mon
day , sold them and left again on Tuesday.
F. H. Thomas , a salesman for Thompson .t
Johns-oil , shirt-makers of Albany , N. Y. , d s-
antifuml mysteriously from Providence , It.
I. , last week. Ho Is about thirty-eight years
old , weighs about ono hundred and llfty
pounds , has brown hair and mustache. He
fiud n very large roll of greenbacks on the day
ho disappeared.
H. If. Fowler , a travcllnir man In the em
ploy of Adamson fi Co. of Chicago , attempted
twice to commit suicide In Indianapolis , lust
week , bv taking chloroform. When restored
to consciousness the last tlmo ho said to the
attending physician : "When a follow wants
to make a fool of himself why don't > ou let
him alouot"
The .southern papers are booming the an
nual convention of traveling men to bo held
in Atlanta on M y fi. There are several feat
ures that am of much interest anil Importance
to tlio Savannah branch of the S. T. A. to
come up. The main one is the location of the
headquarters. All seem to be agreed that
Savannah Is worthy of having the headquart
ers retained there.
Ira D. Chase , a traveling man from Stilts ft
Co.'a spice house , In New York , while en
deavoring to cross the river at Portsmouth ,
O. . ono diiy last week In u skiff , was cupsl/cd
and nearly drowned. He was rescued after
floating down iilxnit two miles below tlio city.
C'lniso wanted his nightshirt , which was In
his valise at the C. it O. depot on the other
side of thn river. The waves were so high
the ferrycould not run , und ho made the at
tempt to cross in the frail boat.
J. D. Hathaway , a Chicago traveling man ,
was a victim of tlio terrible cyclone at Louis
ville. Ho was caught by the falling walls
just as ho was coming out of Ike Baer's ,
wheio ho had been to Imv a cigar. He had
paid his lilll at the .Louisville hotel and hail
checked his trunks to Knoxville , Tcnn. His
body was the first recovered , and was taken
to wyntt it Cralle's. The Kirk Soap com
pany , for whom the deceased traveled , was
notified at once of his death. Hathaway was
a large , line-looking man , with a full beard.
Ho was cruslicd beyond recognition )
At the Hotels.
At the Windsor Sperry , Peter Good ,
Kansas Citv ; P. B. Leubben. Milwaukee ;
George . Gill , J. Taylor Ycrkes , Chicago ;
William Locke , Imlependejice ; W. O. I i nice ,
Cheyenne ; O. B. Hnydcn. St. Paul ; S. M.
Honor , Worcester ; M. E. Stout , Chicago ;
George S. Black. Wilton , In. ; J.V. . Dorriu ,
Chicago ; S. A. Xeulbeck , Sharon , WIs.jJ.
W. Martin , Jr. , Burlington ; W. J. LaGrange ,
, . * t ( , . ,
J. Ximmer , Chicago ; J. M. Johnson and
daughter , Logansport , 1ml. ; John Monaghan ,
Sioux Citv ; Dan Owen. Norfolk ; I. Golsteiu ,
New York ; C. H. Pugh , Grand liaplds ; E.
D. Leonard , Friend ; John Hutehiuson , Jack
son ; J. A. Hocinson , St. Louis ; W. G. Clark ,
Grand Kapids : L. Witter. Chicago ; Louis
Wett/ , Lincoln ; P. V. Clayton , Tekumuh ;
W. C. Duncan. Madison ; Will C. Wohlon ,
Dixoii , I1L ; Volney W. Mason , Chicago ;
Will I. Heck , Findlay , O. ; John Howey ,
Kansas City ; L. Levy , Now Castle , Pa' . ;
Colonel E. S. Ellsworth , Dublin tic ; E.I' . Dut-
ton. Minneapolis ; John T. Davis , New York ;
J. II. Neul , Chicago : Charles J. Lorseu , Chicago
cage ; H. ( i. Ben and wife , Scotia , Mo. ; C.
W. Smith , Beatrice ; W. T. Ellison , Chicago ;
M. H. Duesiiig , Chicago : W. S. Cox- and
wife. Minneapolis ; G. M. .Tones , Chicago ; J.
H. Walsh. St. Louis ; Stephen Powers , Day
ton ; O. W. Pease. Chicago ; W. II. Hale ,
Amboy , 111. ; A. Schhiocklor , Columbus ; C-
H. Piechetl , Denver ; O. C. Hone , Darling
ton.
ton.AtthoMillard
AtthoMillard F. S. Oliver , Chicago ; II.
Hanskeu , New York ; C. Platt , Now York ;
W. S. Wright , Boston ; W. G. Sawyer , St.
Paul ; Allred I tees , Sioux City ; W. Soen-
sken , Chicago ; J. S. Williams , St. Louis ; II.
S. Tompklus , Rochester , N. Y. ; A.W. Wimo ,
St. Joe , Mo. ; Louis Littman , Detroit ; J. L.
Hand , Pelliam , Gu. ; E. II. Parsons. Salt
Louis ; C. K. Berry , St. Joe ; .T. A. Fix-email ,
Davenport : D. W. Merritt. New York ; C. G.
, . .
ji l jwili-i 4 * < > M hw * H * < ! * -"IIH.4l4l { A' I ill IIV
Adams , New York ; Ad FcUonstein , Buffalo ;
William T. Wallace , New York ; U. Hum-
burger , Cincinnati ; A. A. Collnini Holyolto ,
Muss. ; ,1. McSwcon , linncaiiolts ; John 11.
Fuller , Now York ; .M. F. Thornton , New
York.
At tlio Murray H. L. Hcnslmw. Thomas
DnlTy , Fred Cuminiiipi , .T. II. Ivcatint , ' , C. AI.
Adams. LT. .T. Boyoo , Ccoiio ! S. Khcpardson ,
Now York ; D.ivo Livingston , AI. Ilirsh ,
d'oorRO 11. Crane , W. K. Ueill'ord , II.
I' . Cornish , A. L. Cliirlr. .1.
H. Hurli.ink , Lewis Meyers , Chicago ;
GOQI-KO . Kilo , Cioveland ; J. E , Utirnham
Ho ton ; 10. F. Wist , St. Jon ; .T. L. Loomis
Philadelphia : T. J. Moloney , Kansas Citv ;
C. B. Gilbert , Holdnd'o : | , Nob. ; E. B. Gray ,
Dos Moln7 > s ; Captain .John C'onlin. Fort IJ.v
Clie.sno ; A. M. IJaiid , Lincoln ; E. Hignoll.
Linoolii ; t ! . 1' . Carpenter , Cedar Rapids ; G.
Bridgeport ; Koliert II. AVliilelaw , St. Louis ;
E. II. Lindinger , Baltiinovo ; J. II. McGee ,
Davenport.
At the Merchants W. II. Chadboured ,
Kansas City ; U'illinni Sliiinlelc , Boston ; IX
A. Williams , , r , I ) . Yeomans , Sioux City ;
Charles S. Davis , Over Minus , New Mexico ;
J. McGrath , Dos Aloines ; Siiiniiel G. Bar-
nurd , Kt. Louis ; Frank Sherman , St. Joseph ;
N. 1C. Van Iluson , Kiou.x Citv ; C. II. Ctiit-
iiiiiKliam , Sioux Falls , S. 'IX ; J , Andrew
Wilt , Towanda , 1'a. ; L. M. Brvan , Grand
Island ; N. E. Furlotif , ' , II. I' . Spilinan , Clin
ton , la.V. ; . W. Finch , Central City ; G. B.
Self , Kansas City ; K. 1C. Boobo. St. Joseph ;
E. C. Allen , W. J. llujjli , San Francisco ; B.
McLean , Clilcuiro ; Joe Carin , Reward : K. \ \ ' .
Johnson , Eviuisvillo. Wist ; G. M. Brown ,
Alma ; L. Johnson , Minden , la.
At the ] > a\ton-L. II. Ltchtensten , St.
Louis ; L. V. Blue , Now York ; C. A. Peter-
soil , Stratton ; C. C , Clmdbourno , Chioatro ;
F. C. Paul , BulTalo ; C. C. MtniRor , M. M !
Jackson , W. V. Gallagher , U. 1J. Harris , Sif , '
Webber , 1 . A. Gcrborlch , Dion ( ieraldiuu ,
Goni-Ko B. .Ionian , Chicago ; 11. F. Blanchanl ,
At the Casey Goorpo B. Uussell. Chicago ;
Gcoivo W. Scott , D.'sMoinos . ; Fred Andrio ,
Chicago ; A. W. Allou , Milwaukee , ll. P ,
Halter. Detroit : J. IX Campbell , Detroit : C.
J. Slater. O. C. Finklo and L. FinUlo. Ilol-
yoke , Colo. ; I. C. Todtman , Cldc.iKo ; W. S.
Kimball ( ilonrock , VVyo. ; W. II. Frisby ,
Meadvillo , Pa. ; O. G. Toyman ,
Chicago ; L. D. Le.sdetnin , Now
v. . * MV.U I. Di-illliuil-lll , v/iill u .Hill , Ul.lIllTO.
villo ; L. Adslt , Omaha ; Milton Hill. Chi-
engo ; Dr. Tumor , Boston ; E. P. Tulber ,
Hanntlml ; A. T. Drlnklo , Oskaloosa ; Gooriro
' bIn
S. Hart , Ked Oak.
In advanced HKI > the declining powdrs are
wonderfully ivfivshed by Hour's Sarsap.irllla.
It ix'idly dooa "mako the wesik htront , ' . "
llnclo Sum's Girls.
Do both sexes worls together In thotrcnsurv
departmonU
Of course they do. American Rlfls cun
taaocaro of thumsolvos In any place , and
these maidens are by no moans spring chick
ens. Not many of them aw ou the marry ,
though every now and then wo hear of 0110
dropping off the imy-rolls with a good hus
band. The lute Attorney General Hrewstcr
got n wife In this treasury dupartmont , says
a eorre iKwdcnt to the Cleveland Leader.
She was the daughter of an cx-socretary of
the treasury , nml she was ono of the pretti
est women that Wa-slilngtou has over known.
Stephen A. Douglas married a depart mont
clerk , and many of the ladUjs of tlio depart ,
incut go lulu the bi > Nt nf Washington society.
It is an unwritten law in sumo of tlio departments -
monts that a husband and Ids wife shall not
bo on the same pa.v-rolU. at the sanio tlmoand
when two department c crlo marry one Is i < \ -
iioclod to leave , Postmaster General Vitas ,
however , objected to this theory , and a num
ber of cabinet ofltccis now allow their
clerksi to inni'O If they choose. Ono of the
prettiest girls In the pi'iision ou ! > o was mar
ried tlio other day to a very accomplished
young clerk who worked bcsldo her. Their
field of work , however , was changed in onlcr
tlmt no remark might bo caused by the imir
rlajre , and they now have peed iwslttoim. In
Now York. Not n few clerks uro married
secretly and their names appear on the pay
roll of the department as single after they
have been married.
Tor No liof coOrso , oecasloual flirting
among the clerks. If you put ono woman
with three men anywhere in the world she
must be an extraordinary femnlo if she does
not throw coquettish glances at nt least one
of the three , and the men are not human If
they do not look at her. I tmpiH'u to know ,
however , that three-fourths of these treas
ury girls could bo married If they wished
husbands.
Diinlmr KcllH Hln Plant.
On Iho l' " > th of this month 1) . C. .Dun-
bar t Co. sold their oxU'iiMlvo photo , on-
Pfnivinjj pliint to Col. Stendiimn of Coun
cil Hlull.x , late of the Nonpareil. Mr.
George Scnt'lo nml CharloH C'nexoi1 , of
this city. Tlio Inttoi1 > rontloinun hnvo
hecn connected with Mi' . Duiibai' sliieo
ho o.slubllslied his lartro pliint in this
city live ycnrrt n o. Tlio.v atv oxpoi'l-
cnced nml competent nrlists thorc tire
none huttoi * in the country und the new
linn with its incronsod facilities will un-
( Icrttiko to do n hir or Ini.ilMi'ss tliun the
old onu did. The otylo of the linn will
bo Iho Omaha Photo. Kiifrrnvintf Co. .
nml its place of bu.sinos cor. lllh nml
Fiirnam , where the plant tins been since
It wad organized live years uj'o , Mr.
Soarlo will go cast in n few * duy.s to pur-
chiibo ndditionnl mnchinury and nmturlnl.
Women Doctors.
The Women's Alodieal college of this city
graduated forty physicians last week ,
says n Philadelphia paper. Forty
years ago there was no opportunity for a
woman to graduate as a physician in any In
stitution in the country ; and oven twenty
years ago a woman physician wasne.\tto a
Iroak in her community and contemptuously
frowned upon by the profession. Now. forty
women are graduated from one Institutioii.tii
a day , and there is a general popular Wt'leffmo ,
ol the softer sex to the practice of medicine.
There is not only no reason why yolIlcn
should not 1)0 ) physicians , but there are-many
and pressing reasons why they slurtdd prac
tice medicine. While there are Ii fe v things
in the practice that they might not toe as well
adapteil to as men , they arc quite as wll
adapted to oven the exceptional duties re
ferred to as male physicians are to many
delicate duties they now perform for women
without complaint. Jn a large majority of
the ailments to which humanity is .subject
women physicians , with equal intelligence
and skill , are certainly tlto i' iiud.4 > f men in
professional useliilness , ami tiiero are many
complaints of their own sex'which should
especially command the .services of women
.
The world 1ms advanced with wonderful
rapidity during the last half centtirv in the
recognition of tlio rights and capabilities of
women. It Is only forty-two years .since
married women In Pennsylvania had no right
over oven their own property acquired by
cither inheritance or their own labor , and
they were then practically unknown as
elers and saleswomen ; were little known as
teachers , and the profession * _ were regarded
as entirely beyond their roach. Now the
world has learned that woman is entitled
to just an even chance in every culling to
which she is at all adapted , and in medicine ,
liny and science she is now teacher and prac
titioner. The old prejudice against unsexing
women by giving them any opportunity out
side of the kitchen , the laumlrv und the nur
sery , was the creation of unmixed ignorance ,
and today the only just complaint that women
can make is against the yet prevalent custom
of paying women less than men are paid for
pieciseiy the same .service. Women are quite
as rctlncd now as they were when unknown
in the great battles of life. , and the whole ten
dency of the ago is toward the only manly
theory of giving women fair play all round.
California Cnl-lt-Ciirc.
The only guaranteed cure for catarrh , cold
in the head , 11:13' : fever , rose cold , cutarrlml
keafness and sore eyes. Kestore the sense of
taste and unpleasant breath , resulting from
catarrh. Easv and pleasant to see. Follow
direction ! ! and n euro is warranted by all
druggists. Send for circular to'ABIETlNE
MEDICAL COMPANY , Oroville. Cal. Six
months' treatment for.l : .scut by mail , jl.1l ) .
Sold by Goodman Drug Co.
o of a Famous Woman.
This woman who sweeps by in the pay
crowd on Broadway was a famous beauty iii
her < lay. She Is still good looking , says a
litchmond Dispatch New York letter. II or
face is a little stouter , and there mo wriuulos
on her brow and crow's feet in her cheeks ,
but it is still a face that would be noticed 'n a
crowd. It is Mrs. Kate Chase Sprague. This
once famous beauty , who wielded more power
in American politics perhaps than anj other
American woman has ever done , is going
down the hill of lifo in u quiet , easy way. She
comes to New York occasionally to visit
fiends , but her homo is in Washington. She
is no longer the tray biitterlly of fashion , and
her dresses , while fashionable and well made ,
have not the dash that made lur so much
talked a pout in ante-bellum days. Her lifo
in the national capital is a simple one. There
Is none of the luxury at Edgewood that char
actorixcd her lifo during her father's career.
But she is happy , neverthiless , lor her chil
dren are growing up around her : In r fi lends
are still true to her , and sheilooks on calmly
at iuu [ iiu ii-.s ui v\ llllnil it a nil 11 u jure.
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Alum. Sulil onlv In mils.
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llsli Pi'tslIOnai'li. '
! 1H Se reilut'i'd from * H to JII.T5 ,
reduced from f.1 to Jlh.
l.ugi : > linn now sot.s ll.forinnr prleo f.M.
Wo will oltur every IXtiiiur , IJaiiio unii I'liitt
Set liioiirslooU , liu'liiilliiK lluu lluvlliuiil but ! ,
without r < ! > i < rve , ut hiioeliil prices ,
Veil IAlii | : is'I.v.-lr. ) ) Untiic' * IVrlotllciil I'llln.
tliu trencli li'iui'il ) , ui-t on Iliu ini'litlruul eyiUun.nml
l'iiri' ' ' . l"M '
ii'iiri' | " fruln HlnitcVLTraum I'l'iiuulo iiii'n-
ilruullrn Tlii'iu i > IIU clmuhl nut IKI Inkrn ( hirtnu
ITt'tntiiH ) ' Am I'lllin ltii > ully | nui < [ ii'in IT.I lay
Co . In l.euulnc'i' ) Mn unnii \ .Mi 11 i " l ! l > uiU"ll
roar I'o Oiiialm l A .MvU-licr s Umitlm it J1
i , Cuuucll JJluifi U , or J fur 14.
Sick Headache
[ 8 a coiiiiliiliit | > ftoiti wldeli nmny suffer
1 and few ate entirely free. Its caiiso
Is Indigestion amt sluggish liver , the
euro for which' Is readily found In the
use of Aycr's Kills.
" I have fonnitnlint for sick lirmlnrlio ,
rauscd by it dlsoidcrnd condition of the
.stomach , Ayci'srl'llls mo tin- most reliable -
. liable reini'dy. ' ! Hatmiel 0. llradhurn ,
Worthlngton , Mota.
"After the inn of Ayrr's Tills for
many years , In mr practii-o and family ,
I am jiiMIHiMl In unylng that they are an
excellent I'alhnrtlr and HMT medicine
suslalning all iheelalmHinadfl for them.
-W. A. West/nil , M. . , VAustin !
& N. W. Itallwny Co. , Hlirnet. Texas.
"Ayor's Tills am llm best incdlcino
known to me for legillatiiiR the bowels ,
lind for all diseases caused by a ills-
ordered Momneli and liver. , I suffered
for over three years from headache , in
digestion , and constipation , 1 had no
npiirtlto midas weak and nervous
most of the time. II.V using thiee boxes
of Aycr's Tills , and at the same tlinn
dieting myself , I was completely cured.
I'hllip Lockwood.Topeka , Kansas.
" 1 was troubled for yearo with indi
gestion , constipation , and headache. A
few boxes of Ayor'.s Tills , used In email
dally doies , restored , mo to health.
They are prompt and uffcotlvc. ' \ \ .II.
Stroiit , Muudville , l'i .
Ayer's Pills ,
nr
Dr. J. C. Aycr & . Co. , Lowell , Mass.
Bold by all hruggltta anJ Dealer * In Medicine.
Imported Millinery.
120 North 15th Street.
EXCURSION
TO
Tuesday flpril 22 ,
OXE FARE FOR ROUND TRIP.
TICKETS GOOD FOR THIRTY JAVS. )
On Tuesday. April . ' , all lallioad vtatlouin
the West selling - coupon tleUelslll .ell
tickets to TallapooMi , ( in. , good fill 'JUdui1- ,
foronn laic for the round trip.
This will give an-opportunity for pailies to
attend tlio
Great Auction Saleof City I-ots
In Tillipoosa. : : fin. . April < und 21) . and to In-
vestliriito the Ineilts of UicfYANKKi ; CITY Jit
tlio Xu\v Soutli.
- TALLAI'UOSA. O.lias : i.OCO population ,
elf-el He lights , .
waterwoiks. mountain ule\a-
tlon. nine water , pnrfcet climate , and has --e-
cured 1 ? manufacturing establishments c m-
ploylnn ox erl.-'OO hands In the la-t SO uccUs.
1'ioperty in Tallapoosa lll double dmlng
tbeycai , and tlioso ilesliini ; profitable south
ern Investments should \ Islt Tallapoosa dur
ing llie A not Ion Sale.
1'iec liliode Island Clam HaKe during Ihf
days of Ihe sale. ISemoinbor tin * dntr of the
exclusion April - " - . ' . One fine for the lonnd
nip , good for leaviiiK April - ' ! ( inly and good
to ictuin for.'l'ldnys. ' ( Jn sale at every station
clllnicoupon lieUcts In the Ninth and \\cst.
spud for Plat of City , I'tlre I.Nt of Lots , anil
dcscilptho matter.
Tallapoosa' Land , Mining and Mfg. Co. ,
TALLAPOOSA , GA.
TEN DAYS'
B.XOURSION
GHHTTANOOGA
and Return
so
From Chicago and Return $40.
Messrs. Raymond &Whitcomb
Will iicrBonallypciiiilut'l nn i-.MMirsloii nf tlii < Knit-
CliiittiiniMica I.iuil I'ciiiiimay to ( li.itluniMipi , 'IVnn .
Mm .1. I.V.1I. In Mtlt'iul tin * KMI > nf illy nml ii'Milcm c >
lute nf IhN c iiMii'iinj Mn > i ! . 7 limitTinlniiinipn i > il
nli'ly l i llhult'il riillimui ciirx uuiilor. tlci'iilnc
mill tiliilnvi li'avi'H ritrlilJtiri ; ili'lnil. llci-tnu. Mns .
"iililliliiv. Mu % : | . nt I p. in . uirlvlnu lit Cliiltnn.i.ii . |
Miuiiln ) . Mil } ' SMI. in. All liiiii'iiK.tiillnii nml ll\-
Inu' ( xi'on-.t'H ' nf ( .Y < 'iii" luniwts timing Ilio titp HIM !
nlillii In I ImltHimoKu Inrtinli'il In thn I'M. unit tln >
ii'iii | > : ui ) will spnii' nn i-lfdil In iniiKi' I lie tup IliAi-
niitilil ) i'iijualilc > in nil | uiilu-iinl ] | : .
TinViiluo nl IliiKii' < t'liiilliiii ( < ) . ' . ' < s
| IIIIK | > I | > Is as iiii'il tiy Its iili nliitii InitiMiiriivittMliM
tti III ! ' uln Hl "f till * I1M11 * ! IM 1 1 01 pi l illU mill hill ! ' < ' < -
lul rlti iirilii' Hliuli' "iiulli. IhMirt A. IV win. INii
| nr-lili > iil nl iln > Tliiiiiip'i'n-lliiKlon Klritilr nun
IMin > . .ins : "K t C'linttiiaiioK. ! Ims KIIMIPI nihnn
tiii/t" < IIHII itu * fin a inun urtlty tlinn thi' tii\ i
I liiilianui'kii ' il t'll. It n Ml he n pi' > * | ii-i ini * * luu n li
( Illllnt 111'.loppl'll II llll" BUI I" ' iMIII- '
I nil liifiiriiiiillnii nml pin | ii > ctu > aililii'S l > II IUi -
M'll. ti'rri'lni ) of llm
East Cliattanoujia Land Company ,
00 Summer st , , Boston , Mass. , or any ot it
ollicers or directors , as lollows :
I'li'Hlilcnt. A. A. .XlouTII.
Vlio-pic lili'iii.l. sri.i i\ vM I )
Tri'iiMiiiT. ,1.V. . AD\M > , 11)1 I'.u-l l.lKlilli Mi ret.
( 'liattaiiiiDgii roiin.
Si'C'U'larv , I. . II Hl'-fl I I. n" ilium * .
"
A. A. Menu n. l.jiin ! \ .
.1. M'l I IVAN. M II , Mtaiiilip Ui , X II.
I , . II ltl > -ll I. llu > lini , MUSH.
M. lll'lll l.\ , I .Mill jllitii.
li. II. llm * v r. Dillnnil. Mi' .
.1. S. AN rims \ . l.\ni > . Mas"
I.I inrii AIIAMS 10.1. Hitini Mipoi Itii'tmi. Mass.
i : III IH'HN \ \ . I.MIU. Mini
.1 T .MMISIIN I liatiaiiiiii.-ii.Ti'ini
Fur fmtlirr i-niirvnlrniiiuf iliopiililliMr i llm
liinml .V Whltroiul ) will furnish lull liiliiuiiatlini an
In UK * uxi utl ii itNo i > r"iii ! t uis nl tin1 inin | > iin\ ,
ueiulypilllii. . mill nn't'lvi * HUht.i'iiptlinis fr Its
miii'k nl Ilit'li ' unii i' , v \Vi-lilinl"ii si Hnsum
. ' . > ; lln'iiilnii ' ) .Sonink III ' ' .ulli Nii-il , si I'hllu-
ili > lilili | [ I II SHIHM lf ) t. ( t le\i linnl , and llll * * 'HUI |
( tin k i ( hli'nuu '
A Ilaro Clnnro to M' It I
CHICAGO , LOUISVILLE , NASHVILLE ,
CINCINNATTI ,
LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN .
ami iliu It.niliMl' ' Ills of tlu > Vruit < < r UK' l'iuiu-scc. |
Ait > lulliij ; ( liu U | > iiiiut .iki .a
NORTH CHATTANOOGA , i
FORTUNES FOR INVESTORS IN THE ;
REVIVING SOUTH. i
llxtruni'illiiiii-v i.ou iCnii' * , K"wl ( or thirty | I
ll.US 10 ll'.Hi ! dill ,1411 , \ | irllMil. . KO.
I'm IIH'l.ilii'Mlili | ilnpl > h"t I.llll III.Ill A Mil SI tn |
loral li'llil-llli | ArfrnK nrl' . M A st I- | ( II. Agflill
nt M. r.ml. MIliniMpiillii. | jt rii' < M' . M.iill .iii , Jill-
. .lilkiiliiilniiiiii' . IK't Mi.inrs mill ui.i.ili.i. i.-
n-i-.ttisiv : : , v Ni\uii : , HIIHI.IT. .
' OH l.li Nllllf Hll.'l'l , C'lllllliro.
Seitl f'.nl > < Tlpil\t liuuki mill iiuiil.iu
PUKB ! FRESH ! ! DFLIf Ifti'S ! ! !
BONBONS AND CHOCOLATES.
Orilrnif \ Hull unii Kiprtu "III rrult * l'ruiiiit |
uuj t'urreil AIUullu > .
" ! ift"nw..N.v.cii.l6ISIaleStClilcago ! ,
w : HJ iPOLOGIZ HJ
To the many ' of our patrons who could not get watted on in our store last Saturday. Though
we have a' large force of extra salesmen the rush has been so great 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 spentin waiting. We shall have'a larger force of sales
men next Saturday , and will be prepared for bigger crowds. We will also be prepared with new
bargains. Some of the lots advertised last week arc completely sold out but we are opening
every day new invoices and every da ) ' 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 Cassimere 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 enc of the best mills in the country. The shades are dark and li ht gray , and a
neat brown plaid. They are 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.
Our piles of Spring- Overcoats arc getting- low , and in some of the finest lots the sizes are
already badly broken up. These have been marked clown , as we make it a point to sell these
goods quick. If you want to secure a fine - Overcoat
SpringOvercoat at a bargain , better come this week
and see if we can fit you.
MJRNISHING GOODS Our spring selections in fancy flannel shirts are 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. twti l
otnm
Corner Douglas and Fourteenth Streets ,
Gentlemen if you are desir
ous of being' well drc eil you
Cannot improve your time more
profitably than by looking over
our stock of clothing , which we
will take pleasure in showing
you. We call your attention es
pecially to oiu sack and cuta
way suits. You miylit look at
the spring' oveicoats the line is
still very complete.
A Perfect Art Album containing 24
Deiutiful Plioiogrnphs reprcseillng
Tea and Colfee culture , will be sent
on receipt of your address.
' CHASE & SANDORN , I3G Broad St. , Dottcn.
Weitern Dept. SO FranHln St. , Chicago , III.
Tim \\'i H Ivno\\ s Uill-l
JOSEPH GILLOTT'S '
STEEL PEWS.
GOLD MEDAL , PARIJ CXPOSITION , 1889.
THE MOST PERFECT OF PENS ,
CALVESTON TEXAS
II .M ruii'lii'iiil. Jolinililanic , l.ui l.in Minitr
H. M. Truohfnrt & Co.
RliAL liSTATIC ACilCNTS
At QAIVESTON , TKXAS.
l. lilili liril in | K > ,
( I.il\i "lull IHit' .ip'Ht tli.it a.U'l' ' > ' I'D
f"l I III' i'l Ut \i'llhui- IllA'll' ' ' ' i' ' 'l"l
l.i.i ! < . fulfil l.i ilHUul * lit.lUu I' ' . ' ' itl
i" l v'll' ' .
"TIME "
IS MONEY.
We must sell out the remainder ot oiu- retail stool : without further delay ,
as our wholesale business demands our entire time , attention ami capital. For
thonoxt few days woinvito you to a fonst of bargains biich as you will novcr
again enjoy. We are llablo to rent btoru and soil our fixtures now any day , bo
coine at once before it is too late.
All our genui.no Diamonds now go at importer's prices and the mounting
thrown in. $50,000 worth of Diamonds to select from , prlcua ranging from
$2.50 up to $3,000 , for Rings , Pins , Ear-rings , to.
Solid Gold "Watchns from $15 upward. Solid Silver Watches from $5 up.
Nickel Watches from $2.50 up.
Solid Gold Chains from $7.50 , Best , Rolled Plata Chains from $2. 'charms
and Locltots , $1 and upward. Solid Gold Ringa , $1 and $8 ; worth $3 to $5. A
lot of Solid Sterling Silver Collar Buttons and Scarf Pins at 2Sc and fiOc each
worth $1. Heavy Solid 14-karat Gold Collar Buttons , woi th $2.60 to $5 .ja.-li
now , choice for oily $1. One lot assorted Gnu" Buttons at SOc pair ; worth $1 to
$2. Solid Gold Spiral Back Studs , 50c and $1 each ; worth four ttiiieth3
money. 1,000 line Bronchos and Lace Pius from 50c up.
Fine French style Mantel Clocks , 8-day , half-hour strike , cathedral gonjs ,
at $5 , $0.50 , $8 and $10 ; worth $10 to $20.
Klecant Silver Lamps , with silk umbrella shades , from $5 up.
Hundreds of other equally good bargains. Open SaturUaj ovcntns until 0
o'clock. Store for rent and fixtures for sals
MAX MRYEJR & BRO. ,
Corner Sixteenth and Farnam Streets , - - Omaha , Nob.
The Omaha Medical and Surgical Institute.
to I Otil ) Ui-llnliluMcillc-il IiiHiltiilnMaklimnMiuiri-inr in ruiy.vri ; I'inn > . - .
si > as < "i xntToisriilltivatoil syplilllllo poliiiii ri'inntuil lioni tlio B > ti'iu ivliliiint inurciirr.
Now Itpstnr.itlvu trt'atinui t fur l.nsi uf Vital Power. .irtliM uniiblt ! to visit lit may tin troit'il at lininu hy
Omaha Medical and Surgical Institute ,
Cornei-Oth nnd Hnrney Sts. , Omolm , Nob.
Etchings.
Engraving- Hnllet & D.ivii.
Ariibtt , ' Supplies. Kimhnll. '
Moulrlnirj-j. PRIMUS , & Organs.
Ij uines > . Sheet"MII - > K' .
1C.1J Douglas , Street , Omaha ,
NERVE AND BRAIN TREATMENT ,
Rwclfl | ( * fur llvhtprla , 1nil" 1 ' II'1 ' ! .Ymii3ilii , iitf ,
Mini' . Hiiiliil li. INI .MI.I. - li'i ni ! "I tinHi" 'i ii' .
Kulllui ; li linn i t > mil li llii I I i mi U ) in' in nil
tli'nlli Pi. inn in' Old Mtv limi-iim .loif.il itiKir
liii.tliui n * . I. mini l tij I u - - unit HMri | uiiiiiliu-
IIIII-1.-I llV l > vil l-lll < ill nl 111" Inolll , M'ltlllill'li IT
iivci iiiiliilir' ' " ' I 'li ! ' " - ' iiiH'liiiiiilli lit'
nielil ( I uli'.x , nr MI lul i. . nt l\ , mill | H > nii'l
Wi'h 11 ll t.nlip fni MX linn . , ! . ! M'wl | .iinlij-ir .
ifuai ml u In ii I 1" I ii'.nn ii ll.ii i.i itimiii jmliix
mn ( niiiuiiU' i * ni llm it'i-iiiii-ic'iiiiiuiii } iiy
cuoD.MAN inn ' ! co. .
11 in r.uiiiim Sti't t , Cm.ih.iob. ) .
RESTORED.
Manhood
yf.sru'i. . ' * ' . . . ' ; . YKK.1 ! , , : w.xti' VWK
'
l , lll wn ! > . ! illH l : Iln MI'iv. " 'Ml. '
iUilirm.J II III I.VtS. I'.o. H" J-1 * iv uiki.MJ.
PET.VWYY " ' " ' ' ' fr r. . ' ,
$ $ & } " " "
, M"V.W ? . * : ; . . . . . :
{ Ffj 'iw * " i' " ' ' j' ' " " > " * > "
MANHOOD RESTORED.
"SXNAIMO , " thO
Woiiili i Itil Snnnlvh
It-mi iiv ir < Id with
u U'lllli-n ( iinmiii-
ti-il to iinu u.i Ni'M-
n m Dini.ni i > , filth in
\\cak Mi iiiniy. l.oes
if Drain I'liui r.lkatl.
. . . in l/r / , \ \ nl.i liilneir.
- * - -
f -n i i r w
Upforo ' ' 4 ftft , ? , } ;
oil arii'ii 'iiii'l 1 ' "f I" wcr " ' lu ° 'J'-iK-raiiK1 ' ' OrJ
i > nii .lii fitli- * , rntKcU liy ovcr-cn'itlnii , youlU-
.lul iiulin.iulli > ii , or tlioosct'ridvti n u nt tnnaico ,
( iliiiin , nr Ktlmnlnntu , wlikli iilllinntily li U tu
liilliiiilty , C'iiin > iiiiitliiii | und Inrnnll ) . I'1,1 up ill
( ( iim-iiii'iit furin In ruiry In tliuM' t | imlit. I'ricu
nii | tUK . orlilm $3. \\lllit\ny \ " ' " '
L'lU-niivM'ni riiifra In nun > < n
lli iiniiii'ii. bviil by mull to m.y iii'ilumi. '
culnr fue. Mciilluu Ililn iniitr. | Arhln
MADRID CHE'ICALCO. | [ ' " < > ' 'j1 ' ' *
' " " " ' ' ( ' ' , '
7MVi"i" > UK ! I'V'II'M'MM sin 'n >
Knlin & i n. i > llHi * H.'iiu'.i ' w
J. A Inlli i A l n , i > ir I'lli , A I l' 11 ! autl
A. II. I onlui A < u . < "Uiu u luiifl. ! ' ' i
TO WEAK.MEN
c..ir > i. . " . fniii ( In , Hi i t of > lilllllllll . I IH'lf * ilflT
U "tt till ' ' ! ' " " ' ' I I' " . ! ! ) ' ' < ' . ' " 'II
„ . . , . . . . van. 'I. ' " an- . ' ' ' " ' ' % IW
iioriii nlu I < I'lll.lS ' ' ' i A
iili | mli i uii > . ' > > k liiiiili ! Ii- nn.i.i cry
nun w Ii ' ni r n iinil ilf lilliiaii t ; A.J * H ,
1'rol. t' . ( . l'U\VMl ( ? luoUui > , Cuuu