8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE , , WEDNESDAY , APRIL 23 , 1800.
THE CITY.
All llio toiim owner. * of the city nro ro
quoted to inuot lliin ovcniiitf a
8:30 : ( it Mueller's hull , Klgiitcvnlli n
Viiitnn. for ort'imizution and mutual
protection.
Knooho mill .Tolm Hnynor , foi
iv Xorlh Twunly-fout'tl
Btrei't barber nlioi [ lint night anil carry
inu ; away a ilo/on raxoiy , now real in tin
city juil.
\V. ( ' . Loarv , tlio fount'Il HlulTH lutrk
man who IH cfiarjrcdlth robbing M. ( '
Sorcn-on of ? 100 , was put on trial li
police court yc.sturday afternoon , buttu
account of the alwunco of an Importun
wltncHH the ciibu was continued unit
Mnj .
Tim quuhtion of successor to llio lut <
Hev. F. Hoyle , pastor of St. 1'eter'i
Catholic church , will probably lie tin
first coimidored by Hishop O'O'onnoi
Hhoulil ho recover. The consultorrt o
the bishop iiuvo decided upon a gentle
innn.bi't will not mtiltu known tlio nanu
of their Helcetion.
DTiiis Hveryincn'H au-ociatlon will hob
n. nicotine today at which they wll
diM'iiftH a petition which it is proposed U
Hiibmit to tlio board of public works a.sk
Ing that hereafter asphalt HtreetH be
inado inoro round on the biirfiu'o thai
they are now. In Ptimo places it is
claimed they are M > inclined that hor-c >
cannot travel on tliein with safety.
C linrlos Uovec , a bluckfunlth at Thir
ti-Hixth and 1'arker Htreets , lias not yel
found his boy. and offer * ) a reward to an.\
one who will dit-cover him. Tlio lad
Htnrted from Kearney for this city about
tlnVo weeks ago. lie la described a1
Hixtccn voars of ago , live feet nine iachc *
In height ! * , weighing 1071 pounds and
dressed in dark clothes and a Derby hut.
For a few hours yesterday afternoon
"W. II. Alexander , the collector of ens-
toniH lit this port , was tlio solo and tin-
disputed ewer of a utcamhont , the Abnei
O'Nell , cantained by Kichurd Talbot.
Tlie boat was on its way from I'ittsburg.
PH. . to BKnmrck , N. L ) . , wliere it will
engage in the upper river freight and
real trade. On account of coming out
ol another district , the Abner O'Neil
was ( impelled to tie up at tills port until
a new license was Issued by Mr. Alexan
der , after which she again blurted on
her northward voyage.
x. n , t'.ut.u ; n. t I'll N.
.T H. Huclclcyof titromsbuig is nt the Mil-
liu-d.
liud.M
M M Wellbey of Hluir Is stopping at tin
Casey.
C A Poitcrot Alliance is stopping at UK
Cii'-py. '
A .1 Newimm of York is stopping at the
Mlllnnl.
C P. Dodge of Fremont is stopping at , the
Fnxlnn.
K H. Wihlqulst ot Hastings Is at the
I'uxtnii.
lulm K. Winter of Fremont Is stopping at
the { . 'asey.
I ) li MeKlrath of Hastings is a guest at
the C'nscy.
W. fi. Hill of Nebraska City is a guest at
the P'\ton.
C \V Si-.irff of Grand Island is registered
nt the l'a\lim.
F H Li'doriimnu of AYcst Point is a guest
nt the Mlllanl.
.lolia I Underwood of Lincoln is registered
nt the Mill.ml.
Uieiiteniiiit Governor Meiklojoha was in.Ute
citj jesleiiluy.
Mis .1 A. I loss wns a guest at the Palmer
in Chicago on Monday.
Judge Kinkitid of tlio Twelfth district , is u
gui'st at tlio Murray.
' Mr .1. A. Smith , editor' of the Wnhoo
Wasp , called upon Tin : Uii : : yesterday
U. C. Harris , C. U. Buuows and C. A.
Mast of Norfolk nrc registered at the Millurd.
Mr K. C. Osliom of tilenwood , la , , tlio
newly npoiiitcd | inspector of emigration ,
daughter iiesslo and Mr.V. . II. Gates visited
Tin Hi r yestoiday.
The Misses ,1. and M. Faiilcigh , M Hosra.
and McKinney , and MI MA , H WeaUloy
nd II Saxton i'iggott of St. Joseph weio In
the oilj lust evening in attendant ! ) nt thn u--
ception given nt the icMdem.0 of Mr. II. W.
Yutt-s.
. I AWO i ' .v < 'i.u KX ru.
The sale of scats for the engagement of Cora
Tanner at Hoyd's opera liouso on Wednes
day , Thursday and Friday of this week ,
will I'ommenco at il o'clock tills morn
ing. Miss Tinnier will ussumo tlio dual rnlo
of Lady Madge Sl.isliton and Churles Marlon" *
in Kobert Uiichanan's great comedy drama ,
"Faseinalion. " The supporting company is
from Colonel William 10. Sinn's Park tliea-
tie , Uiooklyn , ami Is superb in every icspei t.
The piny is Hitehainm's best , and deals with
matters that aio of interest to evemmo.
Fi.iir pi-rfoi-manees of "Fascination" will bo
given ny Miss 'J'anner unit comp.iny.
W C1 Coup's great horse show , which is at
the Hoyil on Monday and Tuesday next , has
tetn doing a phenomenally largo business
through Iowa , and will doubtless icpeat its
mieeeh.s In Omalni. Mr Geoigo H. Kussell ,
udvaneo agent for Mr Coup , Is in the city.
Woikmen staited this morning to fix the
dome of the ( irand opera house for the accom
modation of the Vaults Sisters' "Trapezono
Itotaire" for their engagement Thursday ,
1'Yidiij and Satmday. The Vaidis Sisters' '
ivlltiptl novelty company , which includes
home of the Iwst known features in the vaude
ville profession , play nothing hut legitimate
theatres and given leprcsentativo specialty
] Hrfuinianco patroubed bv the best of tlie.i-
tie goois. Kelhir , the phenomenon , K with
the compan.v as Is also HeUue. tlu > gieat no-
- . Of - the brilliant
ci-oinancer. coui-se , feature
5s the exhibition on the trupivo of the Vaidis
Kistei-h , premier gymnasts of the world , This
Is positively the most wonderful act over seen
in tills country anil thohalaricsof theseclovor
ladles exceeds any .similar act over Known.
United States Court.
Fred C. ShnetTer master in chancery , 1ms
gone to Arupahoo to appi-also propeity'ln the
. .aboo ! Henry W. King & Co..vs. Louis Cluto
r"t at. Ho will also visit Hall and lluffnlo
. oantlcs to ami.ilsu farm piopeitv in the case
> "I , \ \ . Tullo.xs trustee , vs Michael Kvno
jt id.
Tlu > ChejenneK.
'Jegardlng the dispatch fmm Fort Hobiuson
M-liIch appears In another column about the
incnrm-o of some half-starving Clioyenno In-
tlltinsat that place , Colonel Sheildan , adju
tant general of the depaitment of the Pintle ,
bald that hi * hud no Information. ,
Ho said , however , that eiders had gouo
from Washington to keep la theiupioper
places two bodies of Che.ciuies , one of which
was ut Tongue river and the other at Pine
Hidge.
*
" \VIy They Were Hold.
Chcaf Seavy says in explanation of thonetlon
of the police ivgiuiliiib' O'lJrien and the other
Iowa crooks , tliat the Iowa oftlccr was not
hero ut the time of the tlrst arivstj that they
liae the best of grounds for hclluvt-Ing that
tlio prisoners were thugs ami desperadoes ;
that InforinatUm hud como to him that they
luid stolen uumoy secix-teil in Council HlulTs ,
uiul tlio release of tlio inisonei-s would mean
the loss of the nwmo.v ; Unit anlowa man had
Sdcntitlctl the prisoners and property In their
jKssesslon as stolen from him , and that ho
was in recoint of telcgi-ams and toilers from
Iowa authoiltles urging him at all Im/imis to
held U > e inc-n until u remiisitlon can bo ob
tained.
The application for tlio second writ of
habeas corpus was dented Monday after
noon
AVIinopIng Cough.
This dihcnno Is likely to bo nulto prevalent
this HiiHuif , tut It lias alrondy appo.uvd In sev-
< -rul plHrtsi In Iowa. Patents of small dill-
ilrt-n are uf c-inn > e Interested In knowhiK the
Ix-st treutmcnt Piut exK | > rlence has fully
ilriiiiinxtruiitl thai there Is no danger from
th di cu-i whcn I'litunbcrlaln Cough Kcm-
< I , n fin l ) given It was used in thou
ku > 'In rf i as ! s liuit year without a singU1 fflll-
iir < J hr I * ii'it thi * least danger In glIng
U > < ti'i."ty. us U toutaius no Injurious
eUi. ; , (
SHALL AVI ; iITI ; TIIKM ?
OpInloiM
ol * tin * Medical .Meeting.
Or. A. W. EMmumtou - 1 think It would ben
"pHi'lId i'iea to invite the American medical
( VMoclutlon toliold It * annual convention in
this city In 1 OI. In iss ; it met In St. Paul.
It numbered something like VXK ! ( ) . It was
entertained royally and I eo no reason why
we cannot accord thorn fully us nice trout-
ment. We would have Council Hluffs to as
sist us. It would surely be of incalculable
benefit to the profession as well as the public
nt largo. St. Paul , mid In fact the whole
surrounding country. ii"vcr received such an
advertisement as It did through lids conven
tion.
tion.Dr. . J. H. Summers It would most cej-taln-
ly IM > n grand good thing if It could IMJ brought
u'bout. I saw an nitlele In the IJi.i. recently
comparing Omaha with Nashville. I think as a
city we arc far ahead of the southern me
tropolis. Nnshvlllc , however , It must be ac
knowledged has been ijulte a medical and
surgical center , old Paul F. i'.ro lived and
died thete , and his sou , an able mun , is there
jet. They have many prominent sui goons In
their mnks , and therels a vast ilcul of meiit
among their medical men This fact was one
of the potent reasons for telecting Nashville.
Omaha hasn't the ayt\ nor the medical men.
Hcrix-putiitliiii w.is nrobabl.s another in ductile
that worked in Xasnt file's fa\or.
Dr. V. F. Coffman I do not think It at nil
advisable. H would umpuMtlonably bo a nice
thlng'for Omaha to havesuihii body of icpie-
sentalivo mun meet here , but I do not think
it possible for our physicians to
entertain them us they are ac
customed to being entoi Mined. It cost
St. Paul over ? s" > ( ) , ii)0. ) ) Our physicians are
notable to contribute sunk lent funds to en-
teituln them with any degree of respectabil
ity , eonsc < | ucntly , this would devolve upon
our citi/ens , and tiioj would not respond in a
way that would bo necessary. Wo haven't
the accommodations is another thing. Wo
have four hotels and if there is one of them
which would agieo to table one hundred men
I don't know which ono it is Tbeso icprc-
scntutlvo phjsieians would not put up with
second-rate accommodations , and llio schema
Is anything but feasible now. Then we have
uo auditorium of Mifllctont dimensions to ac
commodate these sessions , unless it I < the
coliseum and that is too far away. There
would bo from two thousand to twenty-five
hundred in attendance heif * . -,0'H ' ) ut the very
lowest estimate , as Omaha is . out rally lo
cated. I would like to ask plijsieians
who nro proposing to invite this association
lieu * Whether they arc willing to give WO
toward the entertainment. Thine is not ono
able to do it. Jn three \ears from now
Omaha will b.1 abundantly able to meet this
august body of men \ \ , they ought to bo met ,
now , any attempt must only icsult In dUcicdit
and failure.
Every tissue of the body , every bone , must
do mid organ is made stronger ami more
healthful by the use ot Hood's
TO AKKisT :
A .Move to Secure a Special Policeman
I'oi1 Prospect Hill Cemetery.
Judge Baldwin has asked the lite and po
lice loinmissioncis to give the sexton of
Prospcit Hill cemetery special police powers
Tin * request is \\illithehopoth.itho
may bo able to ariest some of the \andals
who are in the Iribit of sU-aling lluweis from
the graves In the cemeleiy.
On Sunday Mi- > . Alt Soieiison and her
sister visited the ceinoti-rj anil lett two
bunches of Mowers on their mother's grave.
Before they left the place they saw a woman
t.iko the lloral oilcungs .mil cairy them
uway.
The ladies infoimed llio sexton , who caught
the wom.m and compelled h e - to icplaco the.
stolen tributes.
Judge Baldwin sa.\s that if the llio and
police cominissioneis will not grant his 10-
quest he will adopt heioic measures to stop
this speciosof giave-iobbing.
A 15OM ) TllMir.
He Captures a Morse and Ituggy and
Hujotsat an Ollli-ci' .
D. Bennison of the tlrm of Bennison Bios. ,
was visited by a hoiscthief Monday. Mr.
Bennison had been out diivimr , mid returning
about S o'clock hitched his horse in fiont of
his icsidenco at li.'O South Twentieth stitct
A few minutes later a well dressed man un
hitched the animal , Jumped into the buggy
and drove inpidlyaway. The police were notified
' '
tified and Olllcer'Ha/o'of tlio mounted force
stalled in pnisnit of the thiel , o\eitaking
him near the fair grounds on Sherman ave
nue As the officer approached , the man
stood up in tlio buggy and filed U\o shots at
film , ono of which struck and crippled his
horse. The thief then jumped from the bug
gy and ran towards Cut Oft hike island , and
owing to llio daikneis escaped.
They Slay Hire the Hall.
OM vn \ , Neb. , April L'J.To the editor of
Tin ; IU.i : : On account of iemaiksmado.it
the ministers' gathering yestoiday in regaid
to the meetings which me to be held in this
city by Francis Murphy , I wish to make a
few statements that theio may ho no inisuii-
understanding in icgard to the matter.
Mr. Muiphy is such a whole-souled Chiis-
tain gentleman and has sneh a great icputu-
tion , that any statement in regard to him is
unnecessary. He comes to this cit.v without
the guarantee of a dollar In the way
or remuneration for his services , and accepth
as his pay the free will oftei ings of the people
taken in tluwuy of contributions at the
meetings. His liiends onteitain him ami
provide the Grand opoia house , in which ho
is to hold his meetings. The icmarks of some
of tlio ministers were very unkind and en
tirely uncalled for. At the very thno these
lemarks were made , iirraniyMiionts had been
completed for Mr. Murphy to occupy the
Grand opera house , mm the exposition hall
was for icnt , and it was onlv necessarv for
'
the people now using it to call mid icnt'it as
wo did , when wo found it for iciit some
weeks ago , and continue their meetings un
disturbed. C. A. SMIUI.
Nut a California I { ear.
Anybody can catch a cold this ] < iml of
weather. The trouble ih to lot go , liKe the
man who caught the bear. Wo advise our
loader * , to purchase of the Goodman Uiug
company a bottle of SANTA ABIIO , the Cull-
foima King of Consumption. Asthma , Bron
chitis , Coughs and Croup Cures , and keep it
handy. "I'is pleasing to the taste and death
to the above conrplaints. Sold at fcl.OO u bottle
tle or ! ) for f. W ) . CALIFORNIA CAH-U
CUKE gives immediate relief. ThoCutar-
rhul virus is soon displaced bv its healing
and penetrating nature. Give it a trial.
i\ months tioatment , jl.OO ; sent by mail ,
John 3lc.Shanc'N Illjj lllook.
Hon. John A. McShano has returned from
Chicago. When asked what action would
now bo taken icgarding the proposed Ne
braska Central bridge scheme ho said ho did
not know. The iccent nmv oment on the part
of the Milwaukee and Kook Island
roads In enteiing into mi agree
ment with the Union Pacific would
ho thought soiiously interfere with tlio plans
of the corporutioii Ilo still hoped , however ,
to bo uulu to Induce some other road to Join in
the enterprise.
Mr McShauo sio s that while In Chicago
ho made a deal which gives him the owner
ship of an oulco building ono bundled foot
sipiaro mid MJVOII stories high opposite the
ladies' enti moo to the Grand Pacific hotel.
Miles * Nerve and Mvor Pllln.
An imixn-tant discovery. They act on the
liver , stomach and bowels through the
nerves. A now principle. They speedily
euro bllllousness , bad taste , torpid llvor ,
piles and constipation. Splendid for men ,
women and children. Smallest , mildest ,
surest. M doses for li' . eonts. Samples free
at Kuhn & Co.'s , ir.th and Douglas.
Permits.
The following permit- ) were issued by the
building linpector yesterdays
fiporco N. IIU-U. lun-htorr brlt-k rc-M
lU'iuv , I hlrtlfth and Pai-lnestiiMtn.S,500 )
K. A.hiinlTuri . cuu > uiul omshalf-story
trunui dwelllnif , I'orlleth and HurUur
stroi'ts. | ixx )
.Mrs. M.It. Wiilneute. one and ono-lwlf-
story fraiaii duellliiK , Twoiity-olghth
and I'uldwelUtnotK. ' ' lV 0
W , II. .Mutliur. ( rain ? barn. Thirtieth u'nVl
I'aolllohtroets . f v )
1'lv o minor porialtit . 1170
Tutal. " .
The Council.
The council ugi coil last night to observe
Arbor day. The solons met at h o iilock , up-
wlutcd II. J. Miller us a iuiKrvbor of regis
In tlio second precinct of the Sixth
ward , Andrew Bevlns in the ice mil prwln'l
of the Fourth , roinst lied C. W Ttiomis mid
H. L. Howard in the .Seventh ami Ninth
wards , respectively ) and mljoarnod until " :30 :
o'clock this evening.
PItOM IjAKK TO .M OUNTAIN.
Speoiilntlon as to tlie fotlve of the It.
M.'M KlyhiK Train.
The proposed sweeping change in Burling
ton train-lime , namely , twenty-eight hours
between Chicago mid Denver , which goes Into
effect next Sunday , Is creating a stir among
railroad men generally. That there appears
to be u well defined scheme with some other
object In view than to merely shorten the
time is conceded. At General Manager Hoi-
drego's office it was understood that tlio move
was the result of competition of rival roads.
"Isn't 'the gieat Burlington route' getting
Its share of business1' !
"Undoubted wo nro holding our own with
cither of the other roads , but. under oui old
schedule , wo simply had what you might call
a 'puddcn ; ' therefore , the chief- desire em
bodied in this change is to get that luck "
"It is understood you Intend to leave
Omuhn out and go straight through from Pa
cific Junction. Is that a fact I"
"Ono way , jos ; the otherway.no. Here
are our plans : Wo virtually put on a new
train to be known as "tho liver , ' or * Bui ling-
ton No. 1. ' That will bo an exclusive Chi
cago-Denver tr.lin , leaving Chicago at 1
o'clock p. m. and reaching Denver about ( i
U o'clock the following evening. In other
words , we expect to reduce the running time
west-bound between these two points from
thirty-six to twenty-eight hours. In order to
do that we are compelled to go straight
ahead after leaving Pacific Junction instead
of coming by way of Omaha. But this will
bo nothing against Omaha -nothing for anyone
ono to complain of. "
"And why not ! "
"Well , for two reasons. First , by leaving
Chicago at 1 o'clock the train vv ill pass Plaits-
mouth at 4 o'clock a. m. , theroloio , should
Omaha bo taken in , the arriving here hour
would bo 5 o'clock , Just the unseemly time
when passengers tucked away In comfoitablo
berths glow ! If compelled to turn out.
"Fuithermoro , tlie Omaha travel would bo
accommodated as at present with the
through vestibule train that leav cs Chicago
at " > o'clock p. m , and m rives hero nt 10
o'clock the next morning. That wo consider
a imuli mmv convenient tiuln for till poisons
except these whoso destination is Denver
than the other. Omaha people prefer leaving
Chicago at . " > o'clock , mid the time of arrival
hero suits thorn mueh better.
"The corresponding train to Xo. 1 , going
east , will pass through this city at 4 : ! UI p. m.
Instead of 3 : t. ) p. m. as now and reach Chicago
cage lit S o'clock the next moining. This
change is made solely to accommodate Omaha
people and tiuveling men. By making the
time of dopartuio ueuily an liour later than
at present it will give them a better opportu
nity to get through with their dav 's business
ithout being rushed , befoio leaving. '
"What effect is this revolution , as you term
it , going to have on tlie rate situation'1
"None that I know of. However , that
lomains to bo seen 1 notice in Tin.
BII.'S Chicago dispatihos that this move
is considered there a diiect drive at the Mis-
.souti Pacific as a letaliation lor its lute eut-
ting policy. Th.it inuv be so and it mav nut.
Our main object is to hold llio edge on Colorado
rado business. "
In other unices , this matter formed the
principal topic. The only corporation hoie
scrionslv effected , ho > vover , is the t'niou Pa
cific. Vlco Picsidont Holcomb was asked
what ho thought about it but prefeiivd nut to
give an opinion until Author developments
should ho made.
"Can the Cnloii Pacilic-Noithwcstern put
in u twent.veight hour .schedule ! "
" 1 think they can , though I don't Know as
yet whether or not thej want to. I can't say
anything until I hear from the Noith western
people.1
A Kose-Cohirod Wisli.
Lincoln people have been congr.ilnlalfng
themselves over since it became known thai
the Union Pacific had formed some time age
an alliance with the Kock Island to use it
proposed line , when completed , between
Omaha and the capital , on what seems tr
them a change of train service through Xc-
biaskn. They argue that when f ho Lincoln
it Western is completed to some point on llio
main line nl or near Keainoy it will
make a Union Paeitio line between
Omaha and Kearney by way ol
Lincoln forty miles shorter than the piesent
main line Consequently all through trains
mid traffic will naturaih be turned in that
direction. According to ofli < nil statement' . ,
however , this icpoit is onl.v father to Lin-
i ola's wish. Tlioro is no thought ot doing
moio than is suggested in the joint arrange
ment which gives a shorter line to Kansas
City. "If the Lincoln & Western ever is
built.1' said an official , "we weald not change
the cou i so of a single mam line train.
Tlio Kiiek Island Iti'aitlie IScrord.
Tlio quickest time over nnulo from New-
York city to Omaha , by freight service , was
accomplished on a rcoint shipment of coffee
via tlio Kmniic line and Uock Island road
The ear which was assigned to the Consoli
dated coffee companv loft Now York April
U ) and was doliveiod in Omaha April 'M.
An Kxcursloii Party.
Traveling Passenger Agent ( irecvey of the
Union Pacific will roieh Omaha Thursday
morning with a dclee.itIon of L'lemont Odd
fellows , ' 2UO strong , who aio coming to attend
the Iowa ( clebralion at Council Blnlls. Ho
brings them on a special train and proposes tote
to make the inn in ono hour.
Kcdiiccd Slock Hates.
The now stock rates , cast bound , went into
cflcct yesterday. A reduction of * T..lr > per car-
loal is made from South Omaha to Chicago.
The old i.tto was \ } : > icnts per lutlorIT.oO u
car. The new rate is > 1U. ( " , .
Notes and Personal * .
A Ha.vmond excursion party of ninety-six
New Knglaiid people came in from Denver on
Jie Union ] Puclilc jesteulay and left im
mediately lor Chicago over tlio Kock Island.
1C. 1C. Palmer , traveling agent for the Uock
Island , went west yesterday.
John Uwyer , commercml agent of the B. &
M. at Beatrice , was In town jesterday.
Juo Lomav , ticket agent at Cedur li.lpnls ,
la.of the Burllnuton , Cedar Uuplds & North
ern road , is visiting Omaha fiiends.
Hnrr.v Gllmoro , supeiintendent of the Belt
line , is In Kimsas City nrrangins ; a now time
tublo to take off eel next Sunday.
Pears' Is the best 'and purest soap ever
made.
Hidden FlntneH.
The Davenpoit sheet garbage clump has
been binning since March 1 , but has been
used till Monday , when its condition bo-
cumo dangerous and work was abandoned.
On Saturday u consldeiiiblo portion of the
lofugo composing the dump sunk uway under
the dead animal vvugnn ex-posing the smoul
dering flumes beneath from which both
driver und horses hud a nuiiow oseapo. The
smelting works people huvo now offered to
oxtlnguUh llio flames if the llio depaitment
will famish llio hose
lUmporlorcici'lU-ncu projcn In unlllonsof lionir *
( c'enlurv ' II In u l M
furmoro than a quarter t < n
Itio
In' t nlifit WtiiU1 * iimernniKiil Kiuiiirnnl uy
licad f thu Uivat t iiltcr ltln nt < lm MII iiiff't
1'uri-ii ami mo t lU'nuhful llr I'rUit C ream ll'ik-
IIIK I'owilrr iliw < not cunialn AOIC.KHIU , J.nus i
Alum Buldonly Incnni . , , .
I'MK'K 1IAK1NQ 1-OWDKH ( O
MWVOllJi. ClUVAOy. JiX rUA CUVV. 81
Catarrh
IS n blood diwnsc. Until tnc poison la
ex polled rfihm tlio sjstom , there con
bo no curoMor this lontlisoir.e ami
dangerous malady. Therefore , tlio only
effective trcntmcnt U n thorough course
of Aycr's Snt nparllla the best of nil
blood purlflorst Tlio nooncr you begin
the better ; ( Ulny Is dangerous.
" I was troubled vv 1th catarrh for over
two years. 11 tried various remedies ,
find was treated by n number of phvsl-
rluiH , but ranched no benefit until I
began to talui Ayer's Sarsaparllln. A
few hottbft of this medicine cured mo of
this troublesome complaint and com *
plutely rcstoiud my health. " Jesse M.
Iloggs , Ilolman's Mills , N. C.
"When Ayer's Sarsnparilia wns rec
ommended to me for catarib , 1 was In
clined to doubt its efficacy. Hixving
tried no many remedies , with little ben
efit , I had no faith that anything would
euro inc. 1 became emaciated from loss
of appetite and Impnliud digest' < ii. I
had nrtuly lost tlie HCIISO of smull , and
my system was badly delimited. I was
about dlscomaged , when a friend urged
mo to try Ayei's Saisaparllla , mid re
ferred mo to person ? whom It bud cured
of catarrh. After taking half a do7un
bottles of this medicine , I am convinced
that the only sure way of treating this
obstinate disease Is through the bjoodj'
CJmrlcs H. Maloney , 113 Ulver at. ,
Lowell , Mass.
arsaparilla ;
l BY
Or. ' . C. Aycr tt Co. , Lowell , Mass.
1'rlco ! jl ; ell loltlcf , $5. Worth $5 a bottlo.
GOOD COOKING
All who del-lie need tonkin ) ; In their houses
liould use
LIEBIG
COMPANY
EXTRACT of BEEF.
A < -llnht addition gives cieat stienjith and
Iliivoi to Stuns. Caucus and .Made Dishes.
One pound Is eiiiil | to foity pounds of lean
beef. 01 tlie xnlne of uboiit K.MI.
( ii'iiulniMJiiiy nlih fatImllrof .T von Me-
lilt's ilKiuitnie In bine Ink ueioss tlie luliel.
A woman who once puts
on Ball's corset will wear that
make as long as she lives.
That is why the makers
do as they do.
What do they do ?
They tell every store in the
United States to take Ball's
corset back ! and return the
money paid for it any time
within three weeks , if the
woman that buys it don't like
it.
Do the stores do that ?
They do if they have Ball's
corset. They are glad to ;
it costs them nothing.
Your store has a primer
on Corsets for you.
CIIICIQO COMET Co. . CWcago and New York.
T TNPKECEDENT.ED'ATTRACTION !
u OVKlt A MILLION IH-I'ltl Itf I'KI )
, ouiiina : State Lottcn Company.
lmiirH | > r tp < l b > the l.rylslntun' ! < > i piUK.itlon.il
unit < h-iiItuhlu ( imposes ami Its tiunt hHc ininlo n
purl of Uip ] > ri'M > nt Mnto iontltullon In IbTU , 1'J : ni
uicrnlii'lmliii : poiuil.irott' .
Its MAMMOTH DRAWINGS take plncr
Semi-Annually ( June and necemb'Tj anil it" >
Grant ! Single Number Drawings t.Ute place
In each of the other ton months of the year ,
and are all drawn in public , at the Academy
of Music , New Orleaiib , Li.
FAMED FOR TWENTY YEARS
For Integrity of Its Drawings ,
and Prompt Payment of Prices.
AltrMcil nt follow
"Wo do ) ic'nil > v ( t'ltlfv tli it we Mipprv1B < tlio nr
ijinei muit * I'm all tin * iiiontlilj mid l > ( < inl-.iiiiiiinl
ilr.iH IIIJJH ot Hit lotiM inn btnto I.ott * * ) } < oniian\ | .
niul In imiiou in-inni.-1 Mini ( iniliul the ( Iniulnt'i
Hii'iiic'Urunit tint tlio Hnino me < oinliitiil with
hotil ) , falrm's * . mid In KOOI ! fitllli timnrit ! illim- |
tli1 * mill we niilhoiUt. tlio toini'iiitn | mothHicrti-
I'uilp wltli r.ic-luiUi t ol urn circuitnt > .ill.lUiL'il , In
Us .iilrertlscmeiitt '
V\V. tlio undcrMcnOft t > niikgnnd tinnltoi * will pit all
. ' l.ottLTiCij wlik'li
1'rlics drawn In the Louisiana Mali.
ma ) lui pri rnti'd at oar intuit1) ) * .
It. M. WAI.MSI.KY. I'M" ! . Louisiana Nut. li.ink
IMIMMli : LA.NAI'X. 1'u-s ftato Nat'l llanli.
A. 1IAI.I > \ \ IN. I'MNow Ciloans ) .Nat'l Hank.
CAKI. KOIIN. I'irs. I'nlnn Nalldiial llanU
Grand Monthly Drawing
At the Academy of Music , New Orleans ,
Tuesday , May 13 , 1800.
C UMTAI. PRIZE , SoOO.OOO.
Tli'U is nt tX > I'.ich : Halve- . . ill ) ; Quar
ters to ; Ti'iiths f. ' , TiM'iitlutlis. f I.
LIST OF I'lll/.O.
'iii/.i : ( Hxiunis
3,11M I'll/csuiiinilntlllKto $1,004,800
ial I'lUrs aio not t'li-
Null Tkkols ilraidni ; C | | |
Illlt'd In Icrnilnul antes.
AGENTS "WANTED.
ITfKoiin.rii ItATrs. or any further Information
ili-lrcil. ntlte lo U'lr to llio , iinl ( ri-lfiil'd. i li'iirl )
ntaltnir JTOIII rLiliknrr. with l.itt > loiint ) Mlcct and
iminl'cr. More rnpld' ' ri'tiirn mall di'llvcn will l > i <
u i. n r I'd liy > oiir I'noloslDL' on cmi'lopo bi'.irlni ! > uui
lull Jildii'js.
IMPORTANT.
AdilrPhhM. A. IIAI'IMIIN.
Nun Oi Ivans , I.a.
OrM. A. DAIM'IIIN ,
\Viinliiimlon. 1 > i' .
llr nrdliinrj leitcr.iruntnliiiiii ! MOM v omii.ii l -
MU'dliyiili o\iu' | d i.tiiii.uilc ] | . Nutvuik i ; > i.liiiiik-r ,
Urnlt ur postal nutv.
Addrosa Roglsteii.Hl Letters contalnlus Cur-
jonoy to
M\V : OIl.i\NS ( : NATIONAL ItANIC ,
Nt'tt UiltMiit. 1-1
KrMl'Miii it. iimtllinimjiiirnt i'f prl/i Uni1 AIUS-
II.KII IU HIl'UM1USM llMt nl New OrlcnlK.
nnd I hi' llckru IITLlUucil hy Hu > | 'ri'jlilnit of un In-
ntUiillon ithiix. rli irli-rcd rUlni nn > irrovnlicd In
llio liluliol i.iiuu. lluTcl.iii' , ben. 1 10 uf ull Imita
tion ur anuiDiiiniu iiliunuis
OSI llun AH In iliu | iilio of Hn' mnlle t part or
frai'tlon uf n iliki'l i i n > ni i K in , iny druMlni ;
Anyllilnk' In uiu imne ulluii'd lur ! < . Hum it ilulliu l
kvtlndlo.
POKE ! FRESH ! ! DEMCIOl'S ! ! !
BONBONS AND CHOCOLATES.
Order * \ty Mull ami Kiproi will rculir Prumpl
Hud i'orrc * t Altcnllou ,
" Stale StnCMcai
161
"fiSKW. . , N.V.CM ,
"A oooDiucn , i , i.-i i i runi m -i"
J\-t lliluipu uii i-aiv biui,1 ( pin '
AilMi'o fiL-t'i nuiiuulivlty. tia'i .ai f.n.i..litr > in
uiuuy itatt .
WE"APOLOGIZ
To the many of our patrons who could not get wailed on in our store last Saturday. Thoiu ;
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 arc 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 day 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 one of the best mills in the country. The shades are dark and light 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 tlie m this
week at $9.00.
Our piles of Spring Overcoats arc getting low. and in 'some of the finest lots the si/es are
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.
MJRNISHING 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 ,
i\
Gentlemen if von are desir
ous of bein well dressed yon
cannot improve your time more
profitably than by looking over
our stock of clothing , which we
will take pleasure in showing
yon. We call your attention es
pecially to our sack and cuta
way suits. Yon might look at
the spring oveicoats the line is
still very complete.
IOU
tlllU'MTIRM ,
'IINSTII'VTION ,
tll.llll's.SKSS' , KlIIM. COMI'I \
.L'Nd DlhKASI'.S , iMl'I'lli : Hl.DOII
I'liopiiii.Ton.s AMI MILi : M\NLI u minis ,
UM MIA. MII. :
MANHOOD RESTORED.
"SAXATIVO , " Iho
AViiinlrrfill Spnnlcll
Hrnicily , le iiolit itU
11 WrlttfiidiiHrnn-
Ire to emu all Mm-
ii is Dlmairegdicli aa
WVaU Memory , I.uea
,
nclii1Vnlcfulnc ,
Joforo''A'fforVo. I'01" itmiiiuoil. " > -
?
PliotoSriiiVIitil ( rum Ufe. iiiisiucc. I.nBelllldtf ,
.11 . ilmiuii uiul lorn of power ol the ( icucrBtiveUr-
; nn , ln either eexciiniclby ! ovcr-cxcrlloti , youth-
ul luUltcretlnnt , or thu dctpclve ii o of touacco ,
iiltlmuU'ly K'nU to
iiilum , or BtlmnlantiP , which
iifirmlty , Oonmimntlnn m ( I Itifnnll ) ' ,1'ut "I1 , " '
'
. I'rlcu
onvctiluiil furm to cairy In tliu vc t pocket.
SlftPBcUnire. nrCfoi 81Mtliffry f oriltr o
" ' " r"r' ' " r " / ' ' " "
Ivo H irrUlcn u" < 'r" > > ,
hti iiKinry. bui > t b ) mail lo any luri , tlr-
Mfnttou thin iiBiiSr. Aiiari-M
ulnr fric
MADRID CHEMICAL CO , liranthomcefor U.8.A
( lll ( AdU , 1I.L.
417 I'U horn StrtMt
V/'ic B"U : is- " \i MIA sni .in
.ulnvA. ( " , ( < " 15'11 ' * H"UKi ) Mnetii
A 1'nllrr Aio I ur Ittn .1 IIOUKIHH .Slrcils. aim
i. l ) . rosier A. Cu . cuuiiia lilullt , lunn.
The Well Kno\\ S
iiniiirpaiX'd in llio IrintiiK-nt uf all form * of I'll !
ATI , IlihbANts ami ' trtcluri'ii a urnniiarniui'cU
. ami unililtum "li-r in
liiiK'lcnt ) ! * < f Manli.Hiil
i'0 t-enil for hik
I lliirrt'liMt'i * au > ' l t" > H <
'Ihrl ( uci'irvt fur Mun r Woman each li > rerui
Si-ciuui rcmaitt ln m f curoil iiuukir
itHinpi
nil pfruiniitutiy Trcnlini'iil Ui' Ufipondi-iiii'
tainp > fur reply loniullatu n Ire * ( ) Blc H h ,
, vr HtU aud Jacki a lUvnti , U
The Omaha Medical-and Surgical Institute.
fortlio treatment nfnll CHIIOVIC ANII SimCKUT. DISKASKS Ilnir i , App.nneai for ilofornilllot nncl
Truiii" ! lluat l-acHinc" , Apparatus iiml IliMiioillui for suiTi' iful Tn-ntiiipnc of im > r > form of ill t-tio rfl-
' 1'VTIJ.NIN , Ho and Atli'inlaiii > llu >
( ( iilrlni ; Vtcdlcnl or iir lPiirrrtuitiiii'iit NINIII'V 11OOMS KOU ird t 6
Accuiiiinoilntloii' < VV'vst Wrlti'forclriMil.trfon Deforinlllus and Itraun , Tnm < . I'lali IVut ( urtaturi' of
Splni > . I'lli'-i. Tiiinnri Ciiiioi-r. Oitarrli MIIIIKliltN Inhalation lilrclrlclt ) , I'.ir ilyin CpUi-pM Kidnct III 11
diT , i : > i' , Ilnr , Skin and lllood anil all " -nrclcal Opfr.ttloni DISi\-is : : orVI.Mi.N ( n | K < I lnl < ] rtiHik ct
Illn-n-cs of VVoniuii Krco VVV h m1 lately addivl .v l.jlnIn lui ) | irtiiiL-nt for Women Iliirliu I onllia-inuiit. .
( i-trldly 1'rlvati- I Only llcllalilo Vti'dUnl Iiiitltntn Mnklnit n \ > w [ ilty of I'llt V ATI ! DIII.AMN
_ A11 lllood Dhfa'i'i Binci"Hfiilly ireafil Sriihllltlc poloon rcmiiruil Iroin the system without nip curr.
Now Jleitoratlve trtMtmer t for I.fH , if V'ltftl INjrtor I'artliM iin-ibl lo visit us mi ) lit1 troatud at liu.uu Ujr
coir"sponiUMirD All ronimiinlcatloni lonllili'ntlnl Jlt'dltlnc or I'litrtinu'iitu xciit by mall 01 i \ | ) ryH -
enrol ) ( urkiMl , no marks to Imllc.iti' rjiitonH ol m-nder Ono imrnon il Inlorrluw pri-li'rri'd Call nml i'uniil |
us or-ond history or yoiire.iic , and iru "III lund In plain wrniipjr oiu HOOK I'O MUN I ltli : ; tin i I'rivnta
Special or .Venous DlMeaso-t , Imiotoncy , byplilll * tllcut andV'arlL'oi.vMt . with ititflion lift Ail'liu f
Omaha Medical and Surgical Institute ,
Corner Oth nnd Harnoy Sts. , Omnhn , Nob.
"TIME IS MONEY. "
Wo must sell out the remainder ot our retail stock without further tloliv ,
ns our wholesale business demands our entire time , attention And capital. For
the next few days we invite you to a feast of bargains such .is you will never
again enjoy. We are liable to rent btoro and bell our fi.\ture-j now any day , aj
como at once before it is too late.
All our genuine Diamonds now go at importer's prices and the mounting
thrown In. $50,000 worth of Diamonds to select from , prices rangina from
$2.50 up to $3,000 , for Hiugs , Pins , Ear-rings , Asc.
Solid Gold Watches from $15 upward. Solid Silver Watches from $5 up
Niclcel Watches from $2.50 up.
Solid Gold Chains from $7.50. Host Rolled Plato Chains from $2. Charm ?
and Lockets , $1 and upward. Solid Gold Kings , $1 and $2 ; worth $3 to $0. A
Scarf Pins "Go and 50o each
lot of Solid Sterling Silver Collar Buttons and at
worth $1. Heavy Solid 14-k.ir.it Gold Collar Buttons , woi th $2.50 to $5 each
now , choice for only $1. One lot assorted Cuff Buttons at 50o pair ; worth $1 to
$2. Solid Gold Spiral Back Studs , 50c and $1 each ; worth four tinier the
money. 1,000 tiue'Broachos and Lace Pius from 50c up.
Kino French btylo Mantel Clocks , 8-day , half-hour btriko , cathedral gongs ,
at $5 , $0.50 , $8 and $10 ; worth $10 to $20.
Elegant Silver Lamps , with bilk umbrella shades , from $5 up.
Hundreds of other equally good bargains. Open Saturday evening until 0
o'clock. Ktore lor rent and fixtures for s , le.
MAX ME1YELR & 33RO. ,
Corner Sixteenth nnd Fnrnnm Streets , - - Omnhn , Neb.
Emerson.
Etchings.
Hnllet & Dnvis.
Engravings.
Kimbnll.
.
Artists' Supplies.
Pianos & Organs.
.
Mouldings.
Sheet Miibic.
Frames.
1513 Douglns Street , Omnhn , Nobrnbkn.
A Perfect Art Album containing 24
Beiutlful Photographs rtprtionting
' Tea and Coffee culture , will be tent
on receipt of your address , '
' CHASE ti SANHORN , 136 Dread St. , Boston.
Western Dept , 80 Franklin St. , Chicago , III.
Grand Excursion to
f"1
1 cxas.
SALE OF TOWN LOTS
AT
EAST DEL RIO , Val Vorclo County
April 30Ui and May 1st.
Reduced Ratoa.
rn.inallllin principal < IIH' III the I nlloil . MnlPi.
,
tin Sin .Miti.nla An IrrifDIi'd nuikuliiirnl n.iiiiiry
Inuui'iiDU wnlii iujMur ami mil-
iuiiunlllii < iiliiprliiK >
, il . . li ru Uepu.lt , ,
, AJ > TAV | _ , A llIMsAK
'
MiinaBir iiml Aiiill'iniiT win Aiiliniln ! ' i _
JOSEPH GILLOTT'S '
STEEL PENS.
GOLD MEDAL , PAHIJ EXPOSITION , 1889.
THE MOST PERFECT OF PENS ,
GRAND LO'ITIiKY OF JUARB
I liili'r tlio nianai.nic > nt f the -J
Mexican lutornatioiiiil HanUInu Co , ,
( i.niiiiKli . nnrliH. Incorporated by tliu alntu uf Ull *
Illinium , McJlio , .
For Chnrltillo ; Pnrposos. i
GUAND MONTHLY HHAWINO '
will take plino In pnlilliuit tliu city uf Juaiu * if < jiut >
trli l'ii odi'l Nurlu ) , .Mmliu ,
WhUNESUAY , APOlt , SBrrt , 1BOO.
nndi'rlliu pi'rnonal nupoi luloii uf l.i > ni > ral .luilk 3.
MUHIII and .Mr CASIIIO Ainu till" , Iliu funuur u
fcnlH'Mliill of Hiali promlnc'iiiu In Hi" t'nlli'd ' hliitcl
Unit 111" pn-oi'iiro aloni ) l millrli ) < nt liiiariinltii to tliu
pnliiu Unit thodrawlnuH will ho ln-ld uli fiiictlom *
csly and fnlrni' to til. ami llio lutli r Him nupcrvl-
nr t tin * .Muxknn KuMTiiiiitntj Is ul 0'iual etaiidliitf
uiul InlcKrlty.
CAPITAL PRIZE , $ OOOUO.
OM.V
OM.VWholu TlfKiilH. l. llulf Tlokult , , ' .
Unaifoi-Tlcl.otN , II.
i. is r or I > IU/.IH. :
i i'ri/pdf ( mmiij i
t I'ri/wiif iuu J is
I I'rlinnf M' In
,1 1'ilrmor l.WKlfacli ar . ,1141 !
10 I'rl/unuf -.iXli'iiihatu . ( l
to I'rl/unuf IWloniliiiro . MKJIJ
IW I'rl/i'iof Wlwiili nro . f , 101
IttOrn/usof WcMilinro . 7.4UJ
APritoMllATION I'llUI. ' * .
Ktt 1'tliei tit t Wench arc . I MO )
Jlraiharo . .HIM
luu I'rl/i'i of
IWl'iliesuf Siuailiaru . 1'JU
iiinuv . PIII/M
LW 'liTiiiliinlilo ttllUtl I'rUo.il . KMouili arc III 'M )
' HO II are dun )
tM Tt'imliuU toflO.lWJI'fUuof UK
l..HI I'rlrci nmniintliiK to
Wrtlh' III.IT | IUIH'I | lict liy iiilil > ilmti , ,
. : ! Mi- lie In I'lillinaliiiii
( rum Hi" MiMl' HI InH'iiiiillun.il Iliinkliu ' miipany.
tlio n < ci' ar ) fiindH to uniiraiitf'U tlio piiini'iit uf all
tin' prl/ix dr.i n In IlKiiJiUMi l.orit lit UK .n AIIF/ .
\\o luitlii'r lurtlfy that wo "III mipcrtmi' all Uiu
arranifi-niuiitii , uiul In iii'ruoii IIIIIIIIIKO ami < < > mri > l ull
Iliu druwinK * of UlU liOlttry , mid Hint the naiuoarit
LiindiH tml with liunutty , fulrnuia , and In tiuml fultu
tuwurd ull i'urtliM.
i'urtliM.JOHNS % | oillimiiiiiiiiuiicr. .
CAMII.O Alll.l I.I I.I S ,
hilpi'rvlKur lor tlio ( .ovi'inmi'iit
If liny ticket ilninliik- iitUu In > i > nl in tin. nn < l r.
tll.-iii > il Hi luio tiilnu will hit tolli'ilvd an I
lo iho u nor thvruof Irrimi i
KIX.AK II
1'iviidciit Kl I'IKH Nail'inil Hunk hi l'.i fat.
.
I'fir rlnh r.it * or all ) fnillii'r 111(11111 itl > n w'lo '
In llio iiiiin | l.'iii.'i | itntlnu your addriMii lt > .irlr
Hale. iMiinlv nirr-di and muulx-r Mom raind
di'llviry will Im iMHiiriil tiy > our cni litiltii ; ua uuvu
upo hi'irliu your full addri. * *
ill All IS l\1 HIS I nciNAI IINKIM. . < II ,
( lljr ul JIIUIIA Mun
SI > IM | icinltljiKiM Inr Uiki-li liy nriiiiinr/ letter ,
iiiilaliiin MI in i inter Inuod liy all K pri' ( uiu-
IMIHL I Nrw ) oili KXLhunuri Jlnnlt lirnfl or I'vil&l
uiv \ HIM n ull ic'iiliU'red luttrri lo
M kill AN iMlll.SAtlu.-sil. 1UM.INO ( II
CU vf JuuJUiU-ii 9.
