Nebraska Newspapers

    8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEJi TIirUSDAY , APRIL 24 , 1800.
THE CITY.
The pny car of tlio Chlcngo , St. 'run ! ,
MlnnuntmllH k Oninhn will arrive from
tlio north tills morning
J. W. OrliiK's wnfi brought In from
Utmtrluo hint nljfht , charged with run-
nJiip two wiloons undop ono government
llcoiiso.
Tlio paving of South Twenty-fourth
fitrcot from Vlnton to A , a fllstanro o (
four blocKHVIIH , commenced yesterday
morning.
Tlio reri'lptH at Iho custom house ves-
tcrday coiiHisted of a carload of tin junto
from Wiilo" , cunaignud to Hector , Wil-
li 'liny & Co.
The Ohio club will hold n business HOS-
nlon this ovenlng at room * OHMWO , New
York Life building. The meeting com
mences at 8 o'clock.
Deputy United States Marshal Hall
arrived'from Hasting last night , bring
ing with him KatieMllln , whonold liquor
without paying the government license.
Sergeant Mat/it otters u reward of M
for the recovery of bin regulation Colt'n
revolver which Jio lost Tuesday on a
journey out Cumlng street to Walnut
HIM.
HIM.A large Cinro of men were put on to
tlio Davenport street dump last night ,
find an effort will be inado to extinguish
the lire that has been burning there for
toveral diiys.
Articles of incorporation of the Tab
ernacle Haptist church of this city were
illcd with the county clerk. .Tames
K. IsVvln , T. T. Wilson , G. S. llenawn ,
W. T. Graham , F. S. Ulayney and D. N.
Graham are the trustees.
Annie U. Anderbon of Staploton , Slu-
ten Inland , writes a pathetic appeal to
the Omaha police for the finding of John
IJolin , a Swede , who came to Omaha
months ago and has not falncc apprised
licr of his wliorcaboulrf.
Judge Thuruton Is having constructed
a temporary covered way from the street
to his house , for the convenience- and
bnfety in case of rain , of those attend
ing the two receptions to bo given on
Thursday and Friday oVeningt ) of this
week.
I'KHKOS.I f J'.lll.IGll.11'ltS.
AV C. Keith of North 1'lutto is nt Uio Pax-
tun.
.1 D , McDonald of Fremont is at the Mur
ray. '
U. A. Atkinson of Lincoln is at the Mil-
lard.
lard.A C'olcmim of Stromsburg Is a guest at tlio
I'uxtim.
U U. Mnrston of Kearney is stopping : it
tlio 1'axton.
Ir .r II. Thompson of Elgin is a guest at
tlic C.'isuy.
Xni-k 'P. I.cftwlch of St. Paul is a guest at
tli T ait in.
David Hutlor of Pawnee City is stopping at
tlio Paxtoa.
.Tunics Whltclicnil of licdfcrn is stopping at
the Millnrd.
M S. McWUInney of Hastings Is stopping
nt tlio Cufcoy.
James II. Cr.ulilock of Xilucoln is registered
nt tlio C'aboy.
C S lii-nllcUl of Fremont Is among the ar
rivals ut tlio Murray.
\V II Hull was nt tlio Grand Pncille in
Chicago on Tuesday.
Dr W O Henry of Pawnee City Is regis
tered at tinMillurd. .
A D. Hraadrls was a guest at tlio Palmer
In Chicago on Tuesday.
J N. Flynn hns returned Irom a three
wolts' visit to the east.
Edward Uoclcett ofShellleld , Englani ] , is
registered nt the Puxtmt.
Church Howe of Auburn was among the
arrivals at the Paxton yesterday.
John McUrldo nud II. C. McEwing of
Q'Nuill ro stopping at the Casey.
J E. HIjws mid L. D. Fowler of Lincoln
nro among the Kiie-sLs at the Casey.
Mr. and Mi's. J. J. Joilyn and daughter ,
Mary , nro visiting Mrs. I. A. Davenjort. )
J W frimes ! , .luck Coulee , John Wiirdluw
nml .luck C. Emery of Ueutrico are ut tlio
Casey.
J W. Demi , of the firm of Schrocdcr &
Venn , hus returned from the west , where ho
1ms been since lust fall.
Clerk E. S. Duiidy of the United States
com t departed for lllair hist night , where ho
will remain several duys , slaughtering wild
ducks and geese.
F. ( J. Simmons , editor of the Sownrdn'Re-
poHer , spent yesterday in Omaha and in-
hpoctod Tin : Urn establishment. Mr. Sim
inons is ono of the lending newspaper men of
liis section of the Mate and is well posted oa
politics. Ho nves $ it out iimiunlitlcilly that
Howard comity will dccluto by a largo major
ity in favor of hipli license this full.
N. H. Falconer has settled with the
Insurance companies , lie has $ oO,000 to
jjivo awav on this stock and is going to
do it. Tlio sale will commence Friday
morning.
.1 .Y.YO VXCRMEXTfi.
Scats for the engagement of Cora Tanner
In Uobert Iluelmimn's comedy drama , "Fas
cination , " were put oa sulo ut Hoyd's opera
lionso yesterday. "Fascination" will bo
played by Miss Tanner and the Park theater
company on TliarMlay , Friday and Saturday
of this week. Miss Tanner played a very
fiiiccessful engagement at the Uoyd lust sea
son In "FiLsi-ination , " mid the compunv sun-
porting her this season is identically the
WHIM ) The play is an innovation la dramatic
construction and is remarkable for novelty
nml originality. It Is thoroughly English , .
although the dull , heavy features so common
In English dninms have been expunged. The
opening scene is laid in the duke of Hurllng-
ham's country residence on the banks of the
Thames , with the succeeding scenes in Lon
don AH the scenery for "Fascination" was
painted by Seymour I ) . Parker , scenic artist
of the Puilc theater , llrooklyn.
Si-llKnt a Reduction.
The difference which has existed between
N II. Falconer and the insurance adjusters
because of the llrowning-Klng flro has been
nettled , and on Friday morning the store will
open with a grand sulo at reduced prices.
litHoiiKlit tlio Gun.
There seems to bo no doubt now that the
hilling of the lute Thoiiuts Duguid Monday
WHS with sulcldul intent. Yesterday it
was discovered t hut oa Sunday last , immed
iately K'foro going to his shop , the deceased
pnrchused in a Tenth street pawnshop the
revolver with which the deed was committed.
Can't Keep Out.
Charles Wlllliuns , a colored tough , will spend
the ae\t thirty days in the county Jail , the
first and lust llvo on broad and water. Ho
was arrested for stealing cigars on the com
plaint at Strtnmers , the clgur man at Twelfth
mid Capitol uvcnuu. His late residence , it
ECcms , bus been In the Missouri state prison.
A Pastor's
The will of the late llev. Father P. J. Koylo
was 11 led for probuto yesterday. After
bctiueuthlng foOO of a certain Insurance policy
to Ulshop O'Connor for masses , the remainder
Is left to Mrs. Ann liovlo. mother of the de
ceased and to St. Peter s church. The library
of the deceased Is left to St. Peter's eliiuoh
1'ml Dclloao nml J. A. Llnuhua are ifumcd as
executors.
Marrlcil In lllaok.
Judge Shlcldit had a quiet little wedding ia
his iwy private ofllro. The coatnictlag par
ties were Henry ,1. Hall mid Aaaio 11. Koh-
iner , both of this city. There were two
hridcsnmids and the MIIIIO number of KTOOIIIS-
inen. Thoontliv iMi'ty Including brldo and
proem wcro attlivd In tiluck , the only n-llef
iH'Ing a spray of little \vhlto buds which
curved ulxiut the brow of the resigned , ap-
jH'urlug bride.
The flrc sale will commence on Frlda\ .
\Vp have $50,000 to glvo away to our
friends ou thlb stock. N. 13. FALCONKII ,
.IUIIU IttiCIPItOt'lTV.
Ho\v ll In tit ho Maintained on Ilotli
HldcHoniic Missouri.
An agreement l > ctween Omuha and Council
IllutTs wns nitilled at the lint meeting of this
city's council which has not as yet been men
tioned to the public. It Is with respect to
wagon transportation between the two cities.
The agreement was gotten up by Assistant
City Attorney Shoemaker of Omaha and City
Solicitor Stewart of the DlufTH. It provides
that when the driver of any licensed hack ,
wagon or conveyance , takes a load of passen
gers or freight from Omaha to the Uluffs , ho
limy return with the same or reload with other
passengers or freight without being liable to
j > ay n license or be held uiiieiiublo for the violation
lation of any license ordinance of Council
Uluffs ; nil J likewise from Council Hluffs to
Omuhn.
Livery stable keepers of cither city shall
have a like ! privilege When sending a driver
with a loud of passengers across the river to
return from cither city with the same loud , or
when attending fairs , rares or other amuse
ments or lesorts , to return with the sumo or
other passengers to their respective cities.
No licensed hackmun , drayman , cxpicss-
man or driver of any licensed con
veyance Hindi bo permitted , however ,
to do anv hnullng of passengers or freight
wholly within the city limits of either city In
which ho docs not have a license to do busi
ness , and the owner or dilvcr of any such con
veyance shall bo liable to the city whoso ordi
nance is violated for doing such mulling.
The agreement bears the approving signa
ture of Miiyor Cashing and City Attorney
Poppleton. as well as those of Mcssru. Shoe
maker and Stewart , and will bo sent to the
JMnlTs todivv for that of the mayor there ,
when It will bo complete and In force.
In the opinion of several Omalm citlrcns
the agreement goes too far for the comfort of
both cities. For Instance , it is said that any
little gala day In cither place will have the
effect of lllling the streets with a simply un
bearable pandemonium of yells , together with
catting up the business to a very bcrious
extent.
BUSINESS MEN'S ASSOCIATION.
Formal InvltatloiiH Issucil foi'tlio First
Annual Convention in Omaha.
The following circular bus been Issued
and sent to every business man in Ne
braska :
\UA.Xeb. . , April St. Yon are most cor
dially Invltnl to attend the llrst animal con
vention < > t tins Nebraska state business men's
association , uliich will lie liclcl In this city May
'JD , 91 anils. * . If It Is Itiipns-ilblo foryouto at-
teml In person , wo would bo pleiiseii to bavo
the business men of your city call n meeting
and M'nil one or moru delegates to represent
you. Subjects of vast linpoitunco will be
TmiiiKht bufoio this convention and should ln-
tciislo\ery business man In thostate. Plans
will bo foiinuliited to huvo u chsuigi * muilo In
tliu exemption law. Trade Inteiusls will lie
another subject that will be llioionxhly < lts-
cnsicd , and loini1 | > lms : adopted to try and de
crease the peddling nnKunci ; lli.it Is being
ein led on In this state at the unbuilt time.
The lieiiiliiiaileisof | Hie delegates will lie at
the MCI chants' lintel , whuiosnculal rates liavo
been llM'd for < lion.
Tliehoind of trade has Ulndty offered ( he.
use of Its uxi'lmiiBo room Inhleli to hold tlio
I'oiiM'niltm and tlie r.illioaiKnill ulveone and
onu-llilid fate to all hnilnc. < .i men In this state
attenillim thu convention. Tills u III bo on tlio
ceillllcato plan. Take : i receipt for your fare
when you pnicha'-o vour ticket and by pre-
' ( 'ntiiiKsumc to li. T. Ilodnln ut the conven
tion \ou will gut your return tluUut for one-
tliliil.
The convent Ion will convene Tuesday , May
" 0 , at 9 p. m. I'uclld .Muitln , picsldentof tbo
board of Hade , will dulhur tbo opening ad-
diess. Delefsalesor anyone expecting totit-
tend thlseoiiMiiitloii should icpnitat aseuily
a ( Into us possible. I'orany further Inhuma
tion nddiess coniinttteo on arrangements
rooms II , 1'J and III , United Slates National
bank building. O. S. HK.VAWA ,
of Hunaw.i & Co.
N. U. Mcl.KOD.
of IllinebiiiiKli & Taylor.
I.KWIS IlKIMIIOI ) ,
of Ilelmiod.VCo.
JOHN II. IIissn : .
llaiilnuie.
II. r. lloiioi.N.
of thorooiineiclnl Directory Co. ,
C'omialtteo on Arrangement.
HIIOXVH
That at this season the blood is tilled with im
purities , tlio iii-cumulutJoa of months of close
confinement in poorly ventilated stores , work
shops and tenements. All these impurities
and every trace of scrofulu , salt rheum , or
other disease , may bo expelled by taking
Hood's Sursaiurilhij the best blood puritier
ever produced. It is the only medicine of
which " 100 doses ono dollar" is true.
3l\lilt IN OMAHA.
How the City Places a Premium Upon
the Virtue ofCliildreu.
Detective Yuughn has some very vigorous
remarks to make about the assignation houses
of this city. He says :
"Tho fact of the existence of these dens
which uro in a way licensed and legalized by
the authorities of a Christina city is too horrible
rible and outrageous for belief. They nro
traps and snares , protected , or ut least winked
at , by the law to assist licentious and brutul-
1/ed men in their work of ruin
ing young girls. The places which
liny no line are being broken up
and there will bo no rest until they are com
pletely exterminated. Hut there nro others
of thi > 5o places which , for the consideration
of10 per month , are permitted to ply their
dlubolleul trallic. If the city will give its
support the police can root these places out in
a month. The public will understand the
horrors of this business some duy and there
will bo a hue and cry which will startle bomo
people.
"The-rescue of the three little girls a short
Llmo ago did something and there are
inoro to follow. For instance , there
is a prominent business man who
lias been Informed by a notorious
landlady that 011 twclvo hours1 notice she
could pluco ut his disposal Iho virtue of any
thing from twelve vein's upward.
"The landlady wao was up hero the other
day was discharged by the Jury. In Chicago
Ihero was , lust week , u precisely similar case
iml tin' landlady was put under $4,000 bonds
mil will spend the next fo\v years la Joliet ,
That is the difference. "
Talk about foreign champagnes , try Cook's
extra dry ; it is superior to two-thirds of the
imported wines.
IlimgijAHY CONTAGIOUS.
U Is AlVeoUiijCliiltltvn a Kc\v Years
out oftho Craille.
Three llttlo boys , h Hilly lust the toddling
period \v6wurrostod Tuesday for burglary.
They nro John Hodner , Louis Knocka and
Willie Uabbitoa mid this Is the third time
that they liavo been before the pollco court
for a similar offense.
They broke into a barber shop nt
Eighteenth and Loavcnworth and stele a
quantity ofnuors , for. what purpose no ono
knows. v
The parents of the wayward children , all
respected citizens , wcro present overwhelm
ed with grief and anxious that their little
ones should not bo soul to the reform school.
The county attorney talked to the boys ono
by ono and John. Uodncr was held as a candi
date for thoYuforin school , the parents prom
ising to take euro of the others.
An Ab.soluto Cure.
Tlio ORIGINAL AIHETINE OINTMENT
Is only put up In largo two-oiinco tin boxes ,
mid Is an absolute euro for all sores , burns.
wounds , chapped bauds and all skin eruptions
Will positively euro all kinds of piles. Ask
for the ORIGINAL AUIETINE OINT
MENT. Sold by Goodman Drug company ut
L'5 cents per box bv mull DO cents ,
Economy lu
As rojjulur as the return of the grading
season como Inquiries as to why the county
owns Its dxyn grading machinela a word ,
the answer simply Is because It has been
found tbo cheapest an 1 more satisfactory
method. . ' Hulfv \ \ ) prfeo usually charged for
grading Is thrown oil by these bidding for
this workbiiu'o the county bought its own
machine * . 'Auothci * point f * that about llvo
times as muny men are enabled to bid for tbo
work as would bo If all who bid were com
pelled to oivn oao of thi'M ) nuchlnoti. The
cost of repairs for thu thrnj nricliinos owiieJ
by Douglas county was le s than f 150.
Luke Street MmroiN.
A hunting party was formed by some young
fellows residing oa L ; ko street near Twenty-
fourth. They were out for a day ami spent
the evening telling of their exploits , They
hud killed almost ever } kind of game , so they
said , and their story wus confirmed by a
Coal Creek dulrvuiuu who JllcU u claim
ngnlnst them fora cow which hid hcui shot
by ono of tlio Ninmxls who was looking for
biff game. The tale of big shooting was
further continued by it farmer s wife whoh.t.s a
claim for a half do/mi inoffensive tame ducks
Which were killed by the valla it sportsmer.
Mrs. Whitlow's Soothing Syrup for child
ren teething rests the child and comforts the
mother. 'J5c a bottle.
HOAHTKItS AND I'IWNACM.4.
TIioHo ortlio Omaha & Grunt StitcltlitK
Work * Have Hccn Doubled.
The new additions to the roasting building
at the smcltiag works are about completed
and tlio capacity of the roasters and fusing
furnaces has l > een doubled by them. The
building was formerly 200 feet long by 100
feet wide , but the addition of ! i" > 0 feet makes
It a vast structure iVM ) feet In length. Them
are now eight roasters and four fusing fur
naces , each about eighty feet long , There
are four divisions called beaches to each roas
ter , and each bench has fouroivjiilngs.
Twice each day and night the roasters are
charged with flrii)0 ) pounds of refractory ores ,
making seven and a half tons each every
twenty-four hours. The fusing furnaces ,
which nro quite similar in construction to the
roasters , are each charged with U.SOO pounds
of ore every three hours , or eight times dur
ing a day and night , making nineteen and
ono-llfth Urns from ono morning until the
next. This makes over ono hundred and
thirty tons of ere that are consumed dully.
Formerly about four' hundred men wcro
given work there , but now ail army of GOO
men llnds constant employment.
The Omaha and Grant smelting works long
since laid undisputed claim to- the title of the
largest Individual smelting plant in America
and now beats Its own record.
Pears' So.ip Is tlicniCHtclcgmit toilet adjunct
AVILIj DRUG
Nlnc-TcntliN of the PhiirinaclstBof the
State Oppose the Amendment.
The largest gathering of pharmacists which
ever took place In this city will assemble on
the Itth , 12th , lath and 11th of next month.
Oa the llrst mentioned day the state board
of pharmacy will convene and examine appli
cants for license to practice in this state.
The next day they will hold an important
business session.
On tbo same day mid two succeeding duys
the Nebrusky Phurniaecutiealnssoeiatioii will
hold its annual meeting , which will be the
most successful over hold.-There will bo an
unusually lurgo attendance of pharmacists ,
lli-st because of interesting topics to bo con
sidered and next because they desire to take
a stand against prohibition.
"Fully nine-tenths of the members of the
profession , " said Max Becht , "aro op
posed to prohibition. If that amendment
should obtain respectable pharmacists know
that it would drive a number of people into the
drug business who would run really only
saloons. They want to save themselves from
this imputation and will doubtlcs take some
action to protect themselves.1'
Starch grows sticky common powders have
n vulgar glare. Po/tonVa is the only Complex
ion Powder lit for use.
SONS OP THE U EVOLUTION.
They "Will Assemble 1'iir Organisation
Tlil.s Morning.
Today is the day decided upon by Dr.
Miller for the holding of the meeting of citi
zens who are eligible to membership in the
proposed organization of Sons of the Revolu
tion.
It Is not known , hpwovcr , that the doctor
will be able to attend. Ho has been conlined
to his residence for more than a week with an
attack of the grip.
It is not his intention , however , to become
a member of tbo association because he is un
able to prove his eligibility by means of docu
incuts. Ho has accordingly appointed Colonel
Cbaso and Mr. T. A. Creigh to attend to the
preliminaries of organization.
Colonel Chase sliys he expects there will bo
a fair si/.ed attendance of descendants of the
patriots.
Tbo meeting will be held in room 312 , N'cw '
York Life building , at 11 a. m. today. ' '
Not Her Husbauil's Gooil * .
Thoprcscncoof Mrs. II. II. Cook in King
fisher , Indian Territory , is a source of annoy
ance to Dr. Harrigun , the coioner.
As soon as the lady had consigned to their
last resting place the remains
of her supposed husband , she
made a demand upon the coroner for
the effects of the deceased. These consisted
of a watch and a number of other articles and
were surrendered by the coroner. Now that
Mrs. Cook's husband is still alive , she has no
right to the goods.
Yo-sterJay the coroner applied for the
goods to Mrs. Hueston ut lilf ! > Cass street , at
which pluco Mrs. Cook hud been stopping ,
but failed in llndlng any of the missing
joods.
miles' NPI-VO anil Liver 1M1N.
An Important discovery. Tlfo-y net on the
liver , stomach and bowels through tbo
nerves. A new principle. They speedily
euro billiousaess , bad taste , torpid liver ,
piles and constipation. Splendid for men ,
women and children. Smallest , mildest ,
surest. HO doses for 25 cents. Samples frco
at Kulia & Co.'s , Iflth and Douglas.
These AVIioAVimt Position * .
Tbo United States court room has been put
In readiness for the civil service examinations
which are to bo held there today and Fri
day. The examinations will bo conducted by
J. E. Walters , register clerk , Fred W.Pickons ,
chief cleric , and Matthew Fit/gcrahl , chief of
the money order department. The sessions
commence at U a. in. sharp.
Today tbo examination will bo con
fined to applicants for positions in the depart
mental service and on Friday to these wish
ing employment In the railway mail service'
JS ? PERFECT MAD
Its npcrlor eicollenco proven In millionof liom-i
fnriniiro Ihun niuirler | of n century It Is in-etl liy
ho 1 nlteil BlnttK lidrcriiniont. Kmloisicil by tlm
Ill-mil nt tlm ijn-.it L'iilTor lllos us the Ironcent.
I'urpitiinilimm lUinltlidil. Dr TrU-u's Cienni llnl-
Inu t-umlor ilops not cuiitnln Aminunln , I.lmo in
Alum. Uuhl only In r.nn
1'itn'i : IIAKI.NC rownini co.
NKWVOIIK I'llltAIIO lv.V.NritCIIlCO. . STIOl'M.
The. Cod
That Helps to Cure
The Cold.
The disagreeable
taste of tlio
COD LIVER OIL
is dissipated in
Ol1 Pure Coil I.ivor Oil with
HYPOPHOSPHITES
oir LIMB JJD SO
The pittcnt snlTcunu from
CONSUMPTION ,
HH > tUITlH : , CUKJII , foi.ll , OK
ASTIM : IIISIA-HKS. ; may take n > e
rwinmly Illi ns much nathfactloii n he
yriiula take milk. I'liyilcluiis ars iireBerll ) .
IneUoverywhero. U U iipnr < ictcmuliloa
aiiilmnonilerful fluhproJuctr '
Both tlio method nnd results when
Syrup of Figs is taken j it is pleasant
nnd refreshing to the taste , mid nets
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys ,
Liver nnd Bowels , cleanses the sys
tem effectually , dispels colds , head
aches nnd lovers nnd cures hnhitunl
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duced , pleasing to the taste nnd nc-
ccptnhlo to the stomnch , prompt in
its'notion nnd truly beneficial in its
effects , prepared only from the most
healthy nnd agreeable substances , its
many excellent qualities commend it
to nil nnd Imvo iniulo it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50c
and 81 bottles by nil lending drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for nny ono who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
SAN rRANCISCO , CAL.
lOUISVHLE , KY , NEW YORK. N.Y.
CALIFORNIA
'Jill'LAND M
DISCOVERIES.
Sen.cTjor Ctrcul.lr.4l
Santa : Abie : and : Cat : R : Cure
1'or.salo by Goodman Drug Co ,
IM-RKIXS , GATCII & LAUMAN.
Piano Lamp Complete
For 3 clays Only.
Saturday , Monday and Tucs-
* day , April 26 , 28 and 29.
PERKINS
, t
GAJfTCH &
'LAUMAN ' ,
St. ,
EZECTKI < C BELT
PATENTED AUG. IO.M887 , IMPROVIO JULY 3D. 1889.
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K | . Ib I > r ( < ll flltoif til til wclli.
FU
It is nearly time to lay a :
carry the largest stock of mm
direct from the mills and com
can sell them from 25 to 50 p
have been cspeaially fortunati
customers several lines of goc
WI
Three cases Patent Brow
finished seams , at 250 ; sold el
75 dozen very fine Stripe <
75 do/en extra fine Ribbc
at see ; like qualities are not s
IN OUR S
50 dozen fine Jersey Outi
In the White Shirt Depai
bosom Shirts at $1.25 ; every <
I
Two cases Fancy Striped
Two cases Brown fine Sc
One case very fine seam !
Our Neckwear counter s
Windsor Scarfs at just enchaIn
In Linen Collars , and we
our celebrated All Linen 50 C
no other house can show.
Corner DC
Gentlemen if you arc desir
ous of being- well dressed you
cannot improve your time more
j profitably than by looking over
our stock of clothing , which we
will take pleasure in showing
you. We call your attention es
pecially to our sack and cuta
way suits. You might look at
the spring oveicoats the line is
still very complete.
.
nt f * * : * - - ' '
Hio Wall Known Specialist
iiniurimiaeit In HIP troilinniit of nil form' of I'ni-
, \ir. DISKV > IS : mill Hlrlctiiros uciintKuarnnli-uil
npnlpMcy I.'iss "f Mnuhuuil ami iiuililllun Mi'rllly
It irri'iiiitMi nb olutely rurcil * * iMitl for Ixiokt
I'ho LlfoM'tTi't. " for Mun \Voiunn , each lUiunti
lulilpl' ' .N'u'rvoin Furuiilo llht'ntcs curi'il cUk'kly |
l lu-ruiuiiiditljT Tro.itint > iit by iiiricii'iiiiiloiicni
iuui > i for ri'i'ly ' Coiiiult.itliili lice Olllcu S. 1C.
ir l.ltli anil Jiicltiiin btrcef Oiunh.i Neb
NO RIBBON
Permanent Alignment
SPEED ,
Strength.
lold Under n POSITIVE GUAR
ANTEE.
3EO. H. SMITH & CO. ,
General AgenU Nebraska uinl Iowa.
lO S. 10th St. , - - Omaha
liieenGjty Top Hfg Go.
BUGGYHTOPS
01' Al.I , KIM'S.
CUSHIONS , BACKS. RAILS ,
SCATS AND TRIMMINQS.
4 ' 7 riant SI , C/nc/ntdli O
"Cigar Salesmen
WANTED
T fell ilt'nri cllreU to rctnllori. Finest llnnof
lulu i-\L r thuvrn. Kntlorli1 * nt lluntcn nml SI-IT
irk. Small , umblllous yuunir men ounti-il unit mirli
II rnrclroiooi | conipi-innllun Aililrcsi nith full
rlleuhim ,
Till : IIOWAItl ) W SI'l lilt CII.AIt I O
i f n IT i / MiT\'mi" > riHK fiuiii i-iifi't"
/ U IA lA " " 'i f Lust .Miinhiioil
V lA/xll\ / Vi.iitliful LnuM. Iinpolt-m-y
mid IliMiin-suf Mi-n ciinliB
nil pi-rrnanonlly uml I'rlintrfy ' hv dir hoxunl Hp -
1o bent hf mull f. r ( I llni.k eru ini'iili-il ) for
imp lleuecn Mutual I inupuni \\ns'iinBUnl
reel li MUM
FEMALE BEANS
known never fair , | U\KII i < M.tii li
AilUrrM UOS liftt'd cii , trunii. .
V U If OWWU.S DUC'O ' CV
"SHlNG GOODS.
.
iclc your heavy underwear , and we want to remind you that we/
liun and light weight underwear in town. We buy these goods
nission houses ; we pay no jobbers' profits , and consequently we
: r cent cheaper than any other establishment. This season we
in our purchases , and we are in a position to place bclore our
ds at prices which no other house can come anywhere near.
: OFFER FOR THIS WEEK :
11 Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers , silk bound , French neck and
icwhcre for 5oc.
Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers , at 350 ; worth 6oc.
d Shirts and Drawers of an excellent shade , warranted fast color ,
jld elsewhere less than $1.00.
HIRTS WE OFFER THIS WEEK :
ng Shirts , in handsome shades of stripes , at 750 ; worth fully $1.25.
tment we open to-day a line of very fine pique and embroidered
'ther ' house charges $2 for these qualities.
T HOSIERY WE OFFER :
Half Hose , a regular 2oc quality , at IOG.
unless Half Hose at i5c
2ss Half Hose , absolutely fast black , at 2oc.
liows the handsomest styles of new Tccks , Four-in-Haiuls and
f the prices of other houses.
show all the new shapes of the season , ' we also have a full line of
) llar , turn down and standing , in new shapes. This is something „
iimg
Uglas and Fourteenth Streets ,
The Omaha Medical and Surgical Institute.
rortlio Ircfttmont of nil CIIUONMC AND Sl'UIJIl'AI. DISK VSKS. Ilrnri'i , App nnriM for clnfnrmlllc'i nnrt
Truim't. Hunt raolMUua , Apii.ir.ituaanil UuniiMllcH fur KiMvi'Hinil Tri-nlniiMit of over ) form of ill iM e ru-
qulrlnKMcillc.il or SiirulralTrHittrn'iit M.VKI'V HOOMS 11)11 I'ATII.VIN , llo.inl niul AlloiidiiiM-u Ilu-t
( Strictly iTviitiunljr | ) Hcllnlilii .Mi-iiicnl In'tltum Muklnt ; a Kii ( > eliillr <
All lllnoil Dlio.Koi siic < u Hfiily | trc.UiMl S > | ihllltli'MNIIII | ) | rvnuirod Ircini tlio tHtciii nltlicnit mcrourr.
r > ow Hc tinitl\otrc.itmi rt for Loss of Vltnl 1'uwrr 1'iirtliii iimililit Inlilt lit may l > u Iru.iluil 'it liiiniu hr
cnrr-Mponilunce. All communlc.itlnni rontlilvntlnl Mvillclnu nr Initrumonti cent liy mill "r cvpriMi .
curuly pricked , nonmki to Indlcnlii ronti'iiti in n-ndcr Onu poi < oii.il lnti > r\lim profi'inM Call and cumuli
im or Bund lilstury uf four case , and wo will vnd In plain wr.iupur our HOOK TO MILS' KUKI ! np.in I'rlvutl
Special or Nervoui Illicasci , liupotmirr , Syphilis. Uluet iiiiilVnrleoculo , wltli qiKMUuii Il t Aildrcat
Omaha Medical and Surgical Institute ,
Cornei19th and Harney Sis. , Omnliu , Neb.
"TIME IS MONEY. "
We must soil out the remainder ol our retail stoolc without further iloliy ,
ns our wholef > a\p \ business demands our entire time , attention ami capital. For
the next few days we invite you to a feast of bargains such as you will HHVOJ
again enjoy. We are liable to rent s > toro anil boll our llxtures nowany day- . )
come at once before It is too late.
All our genuine Diamonds now go at importer's prices and the mount \\n
thrown In. $50,000 worth of Diamonds to fceloot from , prices ranging liom
$2.50 up to $3,000 , for Rings , Pins , Ear-rings , kc.
Solid Gold Watches from $15 upward. Solid Silver Watches from $5 up
Nickel Watches from $2.50 up.
Solid Gold Chains from $7.G"0. JSest Rolled Plato Chains from $2. Chaniu
and LocUots , $1 and upward. Solid Gold Rings , $1 and $2 ; worth $3 to $5. A
lot of Solid Sterling Silver Collar Buttons and Scarf Pins nt 2Gc and fiOc each
worth $1. Heavy Kolid 1-1-karat Gold Collar Buttons , wet th $2.50 to $5 oaoh
now , choice for only $1. One lot assorted Gulf Buttons at 50c pair ; worth $1 ti
$2. Solid Gold Spiral Back Studs , 50c and $1 each ; worth four timo- > the
money. 1,000 flno'Sroaches and Lace Pins from 50o up.
Fine French style Mantel Clocks , 8-day , half-hour btrllco , cathedral gen s ,
at $5 , $0.50 , $8 and $10 ; worth $10 to $20.
Elegant Silver Lamps , with Mile umbrella bhades , from $5 up.
Hundreds of other equally good bargains. Open Saturday urenlng until I )
o'clock. Store for rent and fixtures lor sale.
MAX MEXYEXR & BRO. ,
Corner Sixteenth and Farnnm Streets , - - Omahn , Neb.
Etchings. Emerson.
. Hnllet & Dnvis.
Engravings.
Artists' Supplies. 08PE Kimball.
Mouldings. Pianos & Organs.
Frames , Shoot Music ,
1610 Douglas Street , Omaha , Nebraska.
THE BEST FOR
TIME RAILROAD
KEEPERS SERVICE.
THCDUEDER SS"
CANTON ,
WATCH
OHIO.
MANUF'G CO
The LARGEST WATCH FACTORIES In the World
JOSEPH GILLOTT'S '
STEEL PENS.
GOLD MEDAL , PARIS exposition , 1889.
THE MOST PERFECT OF PENS ,
AOOODHIOH , I.iiwyt-r. I'.M lieailxnn st
( hlciiKO W yours mu-n-iisdil | uncluii
AIUeefiei ) nupuUllclty Kpcual fui
Uuuy ntllU'V.
GRA'XD LOTTI-RY OF JUAREZ
I'mlcr till' lllilliuui'lni'iit of Urn
Mexican Intfrnatiomil Banking Co. ,
lnioiiorntuil by the ntiitu uf
rine iluiiirle ] < |
liuiiliuu , Mexico ,
For Charitable Purposes. *
GHANI ) MONTHLY DRAWING
will tiiku pliicn In pulilluul tliuLlty of Jutirix ( form *
frly I'linoilel Nnrlul. .Mexk-u.
under Iliu immoiiul MipcrvUlon of ( Iciieinl .lunv H.
.MIIHIIV uml Mi < AMU. n Ai iru.i.r , lli former a
KentleiiiniiKf vueh proiulni'iito 111 tint I'nlteil Hlnlcn
Hint till prr vnio nlonu IH nnnirlent k'litiituiliM , to tht >
piilillo Unit tliuilrimliiUH will lie hcM niili lrli llion *
VBtynnd fnlrriii" ' In nil. unit tint hitter illie nupervN
nor of thu Muilcrui Ku > uriiiiiuia > l > ot t > ' | iial ituiulluif
uml Int
CAPITAL PniZE , $ OOOOO.
ONf.V lrtf * ) TH'KKT * . OM.V KI.IKM TlCKLTA
Wholu Tlold-ls , II. Iliilf 'I'lfUiJts , t ,
QiwrtorTk'ki'lh. ( I.
MrtT OF I'ltl/.CS.
1 I'rlioof ffl ( ( Jil l . JiflloO
1 I'rlrouf IDWO l . IU.UUO
1 I'rlniof fi.OUJ In . f > , ( M >
ni'rlu-mif luw rue hiiii- . Jiooo
1U I'rlri'iof ami-ill linn1 . IJ.UUO
Ittl'tlietat llXJi-iiiliririi . fiurjo
1l ) I'lUuiuf Wjcnilinrii . ft.roi
. < ) i-ni-li riru . 7ax >
AI-I-III\IMUIII > . I-III/I.M.
100 I'rl/mof ( Hli-inli rill- , . I WOO
lie I'H/i-Hiif Ulentlniri' ' . I , DC )
IfaU I'lliviuf Bki-nilmri' . ! * , MK >
1HIMINAI. I'M/I t.
Ml 'liTliiliniHt" I"M > I I'rhenl f.ij cncli nr , lll.CV )
IVJ Tvniiliiult lu JIU.WI I'rl/ool JIU uiii li aru . d/.O
I ; ul I to II2A1/70 /
\Ve tlio uiiiler liiiii''l ' lii'fcliy u-rtlfr Unit Hie llnnei >
Niiiluiml ol Muileo. In ( lilliiiuliiiit Inn on ilcpoilL
Ir" n. . Hie Miulcun Inlcrnulliiliill Iliinkln.- l'.inpniir ) ,
tlui niccB-nr ) IiiiMln to uuuriinti'ii III" pnjfiiii-nt ol nil
the pria-H ilrnwiiliitliuiliusiil.oirK.il > oi'JiMurz.
\S i. lurilier certify lliul i > will tupervlto nil lint
nriiiMtenienK. niul III IH-IKOM niiui.it'n nml I'untrul ull
Ilic .Ir.iwIiiK * lit IliU Uillur ) . nml tlial Iho uniiirmra
i iiiiu.ti'il with hununt } , lulriie.u , uml In tiuoil ( a III *
li/nurd ull uurtfca
JOIINH MHSIIV , roiiiiiiixluiier.
CAMII.O Alllil Ill.l.liS ,
HupvrvMor fur Hie l.uTcnimcnt
If any ticket drnwlnx u iirliu l > ent to Iho nii'ler. '
n-iieil lt > fniii viilili ! will hu eulleiluit uml niiulltua
lu the UK ner tlii-rvof fri-uof chnrio
I'rolilctit I" I Piim Nntlonil Hunk. Ill l'.nu , Tox.
'
Knriluh riilm , nr nnr furlhi-r lnroniiiti.nl irrll *
In HID iimliTnliiiu-il. i-tntliiK juiir mlilrHH i Imirlr.nllh
Inlu. county ulrvc-l uml niimhi-r .Miiru r.iplil nnr ;
delivery "III I' " i urei | liy jour enrlutnu .in onvul'
niu LvurliiK jrinir full uilUrum.
I'll ) ' ulJuuriJMuiico. .
NOTIC'K.
( eml renillluinu * r.r lli.keli lijr "r.iinir. leiicr.
runtnlnlnit M'Uiuir iliilt-r Imuuil by nil h > i"e" ' < > ru
iMinlei. SnwMtk Ku-liiinue Hunk Draft ur I'uilU
hull ) Aililn-tn all rvKiili-rvil leller lu
IWAI , IIASKIMi I "
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