8 THE OMAHA DAILY 15J3E , SATURDAY , APRIL 2(5 ( , 181)0. )
THE CITY.
Horn , loMr. ntulMfH. Frank Hennlson ,
April 1BI , ii ( liiUfrlilor.
The Internal rovLMttio collections ych-
loriliiy amounted to $ ! ! t,777.00.
At tin1 tixauilimlion of applicants for
positions In the railway until Kcrvlco
ycsti'ulny tlioto vvero forty-sovon
CIUlllllllltOH. *
A fcMiro four feet in height Is being
built tuotinil Prospect lull cemetery.
1'rlvato puritan are grueling the avenues ,
planting tn-c-n , cte.
Deputy United States Marnlml Lyons
( Inpni'teii for Pcnsncoln , Kin. , last night ,
taking with htm JtiiiidtiU Palinor , who la
wanted there on a charge of tobbing the
inallH.
Out of the plevon pupils In the reading
content at tlio Mason bchool on Arbor
clay , the jirl/o VVIIH awarded to Miss
Theresa O Toolo. 'I'ho judges Were Miss
Hamilton , principal of the Walnut Hill
Bc'hoolt Mrn. Hclliniin and Dr. Presnell.
for the ronstructlon of sevvors
weio. read befnto the board of public
vvorkH yesterday afternoon. William
McHiign and Alex McGavoek vvuro the
lowest bidders and they will probably bo
awarded the contracts.
Undo Tom Ilaverly , a colored man
eighty years old and vvhocainoto Oinalui
dli'ictly after the emancipation of the
Hhucs , and bna lived hero ever since ,
died yesterday at the home of friends
on Seventeenth street near .lackson.
It was 9 o'clock last night before the
clectile lights commenced to shine , the
delay being caus-ed by an obstruction
that got under one of the vahes of the
pump , thus preventing the working of
the machinery at the Joncd street works.
The president of the Central labor
union was notified last night that the
coopers of Kansas City aio out on a
strike , lefusing to accept a , t eduction of
wages , and today the Omaha and South
Omaha coopers will bo notified to keep
away fiom Kansas Citv until the dilll-
culty -ettled. .
A man giving the name of George
"While-limb wan arrested in Council
IHulTs last night and indentillcd as the
man who slugged Detective Dcmphoy
and shot at Uoteetho Savage a few
nights ago. Ifo lofii'-ed to come to this
Hide of the river , and lodaj an applica
tion for a icquisition will bo made.
A mall wagon driven by Oscar Iltif-
fitrom and a .Sixteenth sti eel motor tiain
guided by Motorman Ifydo met at the
intersection of Sixteenth and Dodge
Btieets yestoiday afternoon. The motor
came out uninjuied , but Hagstrom was
thrown to the gi ound , lecoiving u badly
bruised back , while his wagon was n
total wreck.
Tlieio was a gieat deal of smoke and
very little fire at Sixteenth and Webster
last night. Some one in a thud story
ap.irtmont was cleaning house and broke
out a hugo pane of gljibAs it fell the
cleaner howled lustily , "Look out be
low. " The glass struck the pavement a
few feet fiom a eouplo of pedestrians
with a splintering smash and for a few
minutes theio was a gieat t-calteting of
humanity and cries of "fiio" and
"police.1' *
Jj 1'A li.UUl.l 1'IIS.
o left for ( Jhic.igo this nftcr
nooa.
II .T. Cossrovo of Lincoln is at the Mur
ray.
II G. M.isonof Noifullc is stopping lit tlio
Casey.
James A. CHno of Mindca is a guest at the
Cusoy.
W. A. McClure of P.iwnco City is at Uio
Casey.
E T. Honi of riciiiont is stopping ut the
Miltuul.
.1 E .Tonkins of Scliuv letis u guest nt tlio
Mllliiul.
, T P Smith of Sciibncr is legislered at the
Millanl.
Hrncst FCora of Xoith Bend is stopping nt
tlio Cusoj' .
A II Oleason of Holilie c is icgistcicd ufc
the < 'uscy
J W. Andrews of Fiemoat is Mopping at
the Cusoy.
U 1) Jones and J. N. Hmlly of Heaven City
aie ut the Casoy.
Dr. I ( flack unrt vvifo luivo leturneil fiom
theii w eilding tiip.
J II W. Hawkins and v\ifo aie titiiong the
m rivals at tlioMilluul.
J L. Wostovcr , r. C Smith and II. G.
Dickinson oC Uljsses mo at the Casey.
Fred AV. Gtnihior , manager of. tlie Michigan
stove company , Detioit , is in Uio city.
J. C. AVIdlo mid Attoiney General Willium
L < VSO of Lincoln mo guests at tlio Pn\ton ,
Mi-s J. W Fisher of Qiiincy , 111 , is visitIng -
Ing her patents , Mr. mid Mrs. C. F. AVellur ,
ut yiUJ Wht stieet.
Miss Until AVoller is nt homo ngain after
Bpeadlng ton months lit tlio coiiservutoiy of
imibiu lit Qaincy , 111.
Mr , Chillies IlicUmd of I'm is , Fiimoe , In
coinpanj ivlth his uncle , II. Iloymau of this
city , visited Tin : Ui.i- .
1 Ed II AVliito of the AVesteiaUnion eleiical
1 foico has been culled to his homo ulChatham ,
Ciuindii , b > the diingoioas Illness of u iel-
atlv e.
Mr. A Illock of the llrm of Block & Hoy-
nmn , In compnny with J. D. Iltiinmoiid mid
Joseph Tinner , nil Iowa gentlemen , vveio vis
itors nt Tnr Ui i ; yeiter lay.
Mr. H U. Uoliobnugh mid fmnlly of ilunt-
Ingtoii , Ind , wotx ) shown through 'I'm : Hn.
building with their friend , Mr. D B. Stout ,
of the mull service.
Mr. Joseph lleaslmw , foimoily with the
Piivton , and now of Ileiibtmw's Europenn
hotel , Denver , is in the city and williemain
until Suiidnvevening. Mr. Honsluiw will bo
well remembered bj his many filends.
Mr nusch , of the pie.U blowing association
of Anhutisor-Unsch of St. Louis , is la the city
Ho is sinpilsed mid delighted to note tlio ic-
inarkublu size nnd enterpiiso of the voung
nieti-opolls. Ho declines that none of the
nowspaiH-r olllccs in fc > t. Louis , compare with
thutofTiuBi.i ; .
ThoAV C Coup K < nic'scuiiieuluin , contain
ing l iof Buckloj's troupe of sixteen edu
cated horses , who do overj thing but talk , the
perfoimlng dogs nnd the oiientnl juggler , vv ill
ho nt the Uo > don Monday nnd Tuesday of
neiKt vvivk , vv Ith u special inntlneo Tuesday
afteiiiiion This Is the most leniiuUnblohoiso
show over pat on the. load , nnd Coup's horses
will peif mm some tile ks tluit moivallv mar
vellous.
_
On Wednesday evening no\t John Dillon ,
the well Known comedian , \ \ \ \ \ appeal nt
Boyd's openi house for the. mt.t time In jour * .
lie \\lll prcbcnttho comedy , "Wauled , the
Liuth , "
Lleensps were Issued to the following par
ties b.V'Judgo Shields jeMorihiy :
Knme and IteMdeaco , ' Age.
1 Andrew .1 li\on , Dodge county . ! H1
| Xettio EUefboa , Omaha . I ! )
i John Collopv , dmiihu . mi
llUliiF Mou'ls , Omaha . ! li
i IMvvaid S Nevvtill , Norfolk . SI
( Noi-ah Smith , Omaha . ' 'I
(7ranil Opera Improvements.
"Wc'iti gtiiiii ; light to vvoiUand JK upour
Grnnd opera house propeity In great shape , "
wild MiixMe * > er of the Imposition building
russociutlon buildint ; jesterday. "Wo will
c'lmngo the entr.imes tiiul iniiKo that to the
fciillcij entirely h.c'punuo from tlio lower
pat t of the house The fojcr will bo lielily
eariwtiHl nnd ttuuiy binnll changes Will bo
iilinjo , A bju souiHlliig boa ill will bo put In
the house and tiuuiy other iniprovvinvnts ef
fected which will plaeo the house In the front
VuuU of ni > ent lunisos. A splendid fcatuio
iindtT thu new itunaKement will lw it low
jiriie of iiiliiiisslon , never to bo ehanted , no
limtter how line Uio company Unit may bo
' "
I'laving" _ _ _ _ _ _
Pears' Is the best mid puivst soap ev ei'
The Hiinne nt Itellevito In Conilltlon
Cor ( he Siilillei-H.
The cleniiliiK , repairing and bciuitlfylnf ? o (
the lille range at Uellevuo have just been ac
complished under the direction of I.Ieutennnl
Arnulnltlt , 1C e mrany | , Second Infantry. It
has required nevei-al weeks of hnnl labor , the
greater part of which was expended In impairIng -
Ing the paniiKt , from which iihotit sovent.v-
live tons of earth have fallen during thn
winter.
On ne\t Titesdny the left wing of the Second
end Infantry nt Port Omnha , under command
of Mnjrr Untlci4. will proc 'c < l to the nmgo
where It will spjnd several weeks In target
pinUlec
This wing romprhc-J C'omnaales D , under
command of Lieutenant Alieieiombie ; F ,
Captain LMIo ; II. Lieutenant Webster ; I ,
Captain Miller ; K , Lieutennnt Tutner.
After the retain of this wing to
the foil , the right wing , consisting
of the oilier live companies of the regiment
will proceed to the range and Indulge In slmi-
lurpiacllce. They will i cumin thcio until
the Intter pint of July.
Eailyln August the annual dep.utmentnl
competition will take plai e.
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Cnptaln Conline's Hellrenicnt.
The rething bo.irdof the depaitmcnt of the
Pintle convened jestculny to consider the
question of the iftirement of Captain JohnCon-
line of the Ninth eavniry , Foil Duchesne , It
coinpiisiugtho following ofllcers : General
Utooke , Colonel AVhcnton , Lieutenant Col
onel Hugh6s , Lieutenant Colonel Uaclic ,
Major HaitsuiT and Lieutenant Uoc.
Cnptdin C'niiino ' Is about ( ifty ycnw of nge.
Ho scivcd through tin1 wnr nnd ( iiaduatcd
fiom tlic inllltaty itcndemy in 180. Physical
disiibillti ift tlio m ound upon which the 10-
tlrement IS soaght.
Chnngeof life , backache , monthly Inegu
laiitics , hot flashes mo cured by Dr Miles'
Nervine. Fi co samples at ICuun & Co , lIHh
and Douglas. , _
Tfio Grand Slio < il * OchlfelloWH I'njH a
Visit to the Gate City.
John C Undoi wood , grand siieof the In
dependent Older. of. Oddfellows , who was
tendcicdagr.mil ovation and lecoption In
Council Bluffs Thuisdny , was cscoited to
Omaha yesterday nnd was met by the
gcncinl committee of tha Oddfellows nnd
diivcn nbont the city. The party consisted
of Geneial Undeuvood , Giiind Master J. C.
Longuovillo of lovvn , Deputy Grand Master
Louis BieiliU'innn of Iowa , Grand Muster AV.
II. Baigcr of _ Nelnaskn. Deputy Grand Mus
ter John Evans of Nebraska , Colonel S. S.
Keller of the Fust legimeut Patiiniehs Mili
tant of Iowa , Cii.uid Hepiesentativo J. T.
Abbott of lown , J. K. Powers of
Cedar Kapids. l.L , J' . G. M nnd G. U. ; II. M.
U It ley otO'Ncill , W. L. AVlllinms of Lin
coln , and tliij following Omaha gentleman :
W. II. ( liecn , C A Patteison , A. D. Jones ,
II JnckSon , John Lewis , J , L.'nn lloin. D.
L. Motwrn. W. U. Wiley , S J. Lausen , M. P.
Piultto.AV. Stead , Captnm Geoigo A. Ben
nett , William Sexauer , A U. Hatch , G. Stiif-
ller. G. L. Jacobs nnd II. He.vman.
The paity drove , nailer the csioit of AV. II.
Gieen , out. Sheimau .ivonuu to AViit , thence
to Twenty.fourtb , nnd south by way of
nnd . Fnr-
Twcntj-fouUh Tvventy.secoml to -
nmn. A stop was inado at Tin : Bn : build
ing , vhich was inspected fiom top to bottom
and u v lew of the city taken fiom the loof.
Geneial Uiulei wood and the other visitois
cxpiesbcd the gieatest suipriso nt the com
pleteness and benutj of the building , and
weio nnuntmoubly of the opinion that it
was far ahead of any newspaper building in
the country. Thognmd siio is a newspaper
man ol long expeuonco and spoke undor-
stnndhiglv.
Fiom Tin : Bn : building the paity was
diivento Soutli Omaha and , after viewing
thosubuib , ix'tunied to the city by way of
Thiiteenth strcet
Geiieial Umleiuood was moio than favor
ably impressed vith Omiihit. This was his
Hrst visit to this section , he being a Ken-
tuikiunhy birth , nnd now a ivsident of Col
umbus , O , Ho was astonished at the size of
the city , and ulso at the number of Inigo and
.substaiitl.il buildings.
"In most of the western cities , " snid he ,
" 0110 sees o < casionnlly u Itago building , but it
Isnlways la the midst of small lookcues
which gives a bad impiessioii , but in Omaha
vou have so many and such handsome build
ings that I am taKen completely bj suipiise.
I am afraid I am getting the vvestein fever
and I shall not boMiipiised to tlnd mjself
back heio again befoio long. This city is Jar
nheadof nuv thing IMmve seen duung my
vvestein Hip. "
After luncheon Gciieinl Undeiwood and his
paity vveie cscoi ted to the Oddfellows' hull
on Foiutccnth and Dodfco sticets , vvheio u
icception was held.
The hull hiu } been handsomely decoiated
with How ers nnd plants and a huge number
ol Kebokahs mid Oddfellows weio piesent to
pay their lespccLs to the supiemo olllcer of
the older.
At 1 o'clock the grand sire wns diivento
the depqt , nnd took the train for DCS Aloines.
l\Iierleiiee iii"the .South.
The experience of Mr U D AVhitley , an in
fluential and prominent < itbeii of Maitindale ,
NoithCaiotlna , will no doubt bo pciused with
inteiest by people in nil p.uts of the country.
Tor j ears ho bus been subject to violent at
tacks of intlammatoiy iheumatism ; on the
Hrst of Febunu v ho bad nn ntttick , which
settled In one of his knees nnd caused almost
unbeaiablo palu for two days. Ho obtained n
bottle of Chambeilain's Pain Balm fiom AV
M. Houston V Co , mcrehant-s atMeckllnbnig
City. N. C. Ho vviites that it gave almost im
mediate re-llef and givch. Chambeilain's Pain
Balm the highest praise and ndviscs all per
sons tioubled with like afflictions touso it and
get icliet. _
OPPOSES THAT llIMj.
Dunilj'M Pertinent IteinarlcH on
the Pioposed Appellate Court.
Judge Dually has a veiy poor opinion of the
bill in congress for the creation of couits of
appeal In the circuit court Ho sajs : "Tho
bill is Intended us a icllof for the supreme
couitoftho United Stntei But that body
does'nt need any icllef. la fact , the supieme
judges do not v\oik half of the time It Is a
shifting of the baiilen of vvotk on thu little
judges vvlio now have uUeadi enough to do
If some facts and llguies weio given
about the woik of the supiemo
couit , I doubt if the bill would pass. The
truth is the judges ot that august body
haven't all thn time thevisb to devote to
patties uml banquets , and they have inaugu
rated this scheme to secure lor themselve u
louml of plcasfuoovei > night , "
The Cure ol' Children.
Too much care cannot bo used In the selec
tion of u mcdjclno for small clilldicn , cspee-
lull } one for colds or cioup , us those diseases
otten require largo doses. Chambeilain's
cough remedy contains no injuilous Mib-
stiinco. A tablespoon full of ft nt one dose
would make a babj vomit-but would not In
line it in the least ; besides , it is n ceitain
iiuo ! for colds and cioup. These facts have
been fully established inanv times dining the
past lltteen j oars mid may bo depended upon.
Ts ASSHMIIM ; .
They AVJII Hold their Staito Convention
Knrly Ne\l June.
The Nebraska honcepathie medical society
will hold Its nnhu.il convention In Omaha
Juno t to T , Arrangements aio being mudo
for the enteitnlnnient of the phvbicians from
vaiious patts of the state who will bo in
attemhmco.
The hcndn.ua ! tors of the association will bent
nt the Puxtoa hotel. Dr Footo and his tis-
slstants. on the committco on iiiognuumo nro
selecting Urn penKew to lead In the discus-
blon of linpoitunt medical < uicstlont > . The
conv cntion will close vv ith u giiuid banquet at
the Pnxton on thcvCv eiilng of Juno 7.
The i iimo Old
The old , old stmy Is plainlv but aptly told
in a tew v\oi\ls bj Messrs. II. D. X G. AV
Biwvn , of Pcllville , Kv , us follows : "Cham-
berlain'b cough ivmedy has given tlio best
satisfaction of any cough medicine wo over
liad In
Central Lulior Union.
* Tlio Central Labor union hold u stiictly
business mcotlng at linte I'lty hall last night ,
at which the labor situation was dlscui > sod ,
Hut behind clOsc < l doois. The status of the
vuilous unions lu the city was iciwrtcd In c's-
cellcnt condition , Dating the ivcntng tlu
Netiniska State LalMivr ) , ii vveehlj paper p.tb
l.shfl nt Lincoln , and devoted to the Intenst-
of orgiinl/ed laimr , was made the oniilnl or
gan of the society. After the meeting tin
president wit KCCII , mid ho tconted tlu Idci
nf a stilke In Omuim this season , stating thai
It wns not probable , imd that the object of tin
Central Lubor union Is to prevent , i.ithei
than tocncoJiiigo stiikcs ,
UillroiulH In Mouth Dakota.
Two railways nt least are picpiulng tc
reach the Missouri liver at Pleire this .venr
The tcccntly ceded lands of the Siou e Iiidlim.
nro the attraction , ns well us the mining mid
stock legions fmtlicr west. The Midland
Pacific Is building from Stouv Falls and will
roach Pleiio this full.
The Great Northern , roeeiitlv the Mnultobn
svstym , Is building southwest from Abeidcen
thtougli Faulklon to Picric The. capital ol
the state being at Picric , nil loads will make
It their Mecca.
TIII : CAGii > itntDs.
They are Visited by a Delegation 1'roni
Ncbi-iiHkn Cltj.
A party of Nebraska City iwople , composed
Of William Bishop , a haidwaro merchant ,
nnd his two daughters , Miss Minnie Ander
son , nnd L. Lcvl , propiictorof the liver ; and
hack line there , was shown through the
county 'jail yesterday by Bailiff Giebe.
The members of the party were paitlculmly
Interested in the steel cages containing Neal ,
Sherman mid Shelienberger. The gentlemen
had known Shcllenbergcr by sight ,
and spent several minutes talking
with him. Ncal iccclved them
in his gold-rimmed eye-glasses , and the ladles
were unanimous in the opinion that "ho is
really quite a line-looking man. "
AVliilo the patty was at Neal's cafe Bailiff
Grebe remarked to the prisoner :
"Well , Neal , they've sot your tilul for May
in , which isn't long now , jou know. "
"Yes , Mnv IM is the day , " lepllcd the sus
pect , "and I'm glud my trial is not far away.
It can't come too soon to suit me. " "
All three of the prisoners have grown fear-
full ; pale nnd haggard since their Inst appear-
nnco in public. That wondeiful smile of
Neal's hns dvv indled to a\Voukniid iftrfcctl ;
deathlike grin nnd his foiehcad is inpidly
lllling with wrinkles.
Sherman slunk awnv when the visitors
i cached his cage , ami fiom the fiuthei most
coiner shot occasional glances at them with
his small , cruel giny e es , which one of the
ladies said made her shiver.
Shcllenbergcr , who was found out in the
big , main cage with many other piisoneis ,
was diessed In the same cowboy fashion ns
when iniestednt Knnsiis City. He was the
"
paler and seemed the most "ncivousof the
three. His face and hands resemble soiled
inuthlc , so pale is he , and he hangs to the
grating as though nfuiid to tiust himself
wholly without snppoit.
An Absolute Cure.
The ORIGINAL ABIETINE OINTMHNT
Is only put tip in largo two-ounce tin boxe- ? ,
nnd is tin absolute cure for nil sores , bums.
wounds , chapped hands nnd all skin eniptlons
AVill positively ctuv nil kinds of piles i\sl ,
for the ORIGINAL AUIETINE OINT
MENT. Sold by Goodman Ding companj nt
L'5 cents per box by mail 'M cents.
A Little Girl Hadiy Injured.
A sad accident occuued nt Tw entieth and
Lake sticets j tciday nfteinoon. The Lake
btiect school bad closed its nftoinoon session ,
nud some fcnty or Ilfty gills nnd boyweio
walking along the west side of the stiett near
the cnblo switch. The train on which P. AV
Mills is conductor was switching in , and the
coach sulking Ada , the six vear old daughter
of J. H. Plutr. superintendent of letter car
riers , knocko I her down , and the gunuls
catching her clothes , she was drawn onto the
tiack , and her right foot so badlv cuishod
that last night it was amputated Just above
the ankle.
The parents , who reside nt 2201 Maple
stiect , claim that the aw ident was due to the
carelessness of the conductor , while that gen
tleman states that ho was running down th
main tiack ns usual , and when just opposite
the childien some One pushed the littla gill
and she fell acioss the Unolc , and that lie was
unable to stop bis train before the w heel had
passed ov'cr her loot.
Tor Xei-voiis Debility.
Use Horsfoid's Acid Phosphate.
Dr. II. T. Tumor , Knsson. Minn. , says"I
li.ivo found it very beneficial in neivcms de
bility , fiom any cause , and for indigestion. "
Judge AVakelej gi anted deciees of clivoico
in the follow ing cases :
Bowlsonvs BowlsonKisster vs Kisstei ;
Beatt.v vs Beatty ; Fife vs Fife ,
Judge AVukele ; w ill hand dow n decisions in
the following eases this moining :
MeChiin vs Moi-se , Men mm vs Muiiovv ,
Selden vs limit. Daniels vs Daujels , Koth v- .
Kotb , Hamilton vs McDonald , Uicnn.ni vs
Hughes , Thomas vs Stanlov , Leonard vs Nil-
sen , Fust National bink of Chu.igo Vb Slo-
man , Soloman vs Saundcis.
The Mead investment compinj has com
menced suit in foicclosuio against/ George J.
Paul and John M. Chamlicis to mover on
soveial notes secured bv moitgago on lot b ,
block ! ) . UedickPaik.
John L Miles et ul. have commenced suit
against H. C. Patterson et al. to recover
$1GJ5 on u note _ ,
County Court.
Benjamin Folsom , executor ofj Hhe Folsom
estate , w.ts given judgmoat jesteiday against
Claus Thomson in the stun offSOO i The suit
was 0110 for the leut'of the ifoUUwest comer
of Sixteenth and Dodge stieuts , which was
used for saloon put poses. Tlie amount sued
for was $ . & > .
Keep n bottle of Cook's Extra Drv Clmm-
pagno in votir ice chest to ontcitam jour
tiiends. It is splendid.
AVitb
Judge Ilelsley and half a dozen laweis
vvcio busy ; esteiday afternoon with the case
of the statejvs Mojlo and Sti\pupf , whoby
the Stnndind Insuianco company wtio
charged with peijury. Last Nov ember Bessie -
sio Stevens' house , situuteiU at Tvvent-
seventh and Buidetto , burned. At thu time
it was insuicd for 51,100 , and us some of the
dieumstances weio suspicious , the lomp.iny
icfused to pay until an investigation was
made. The outcome was that tlie insiued
commenced an nctlon in Judge Shield's couit
and the insuieis have commenced an action
intho criminal com t.
Starch grows stli ley common pow ders hav o
> vulgar glaie. l'o//oni's is thoonlj Complev-
: ou Pow der lit for use.
Injured in a Ilunavvay.
Fied Pllung , a meichunt of Sprinirfleld ,
cumo to the city to mnko some puiebuscs , and
while nt the ofllco of thu Philadelphia oil
companv his horses stalled to iSn and in at
tempting to stop them ho got badly mixed up
with tlio wheels and was dragged soveial
jlocks befoie being extricated. Aftei tills be
was picket ! up and can led to a phjslcian's nf
Ice , vvheio his injuries , which consisted of a
jiokea rib , n dislocated wrist , a broken jaw
mil a badlv bruised foun , weie attended to
ItnuiH'rlor esrollfiifo proren In millloniof hornet
Uriniirn thnn qnnritT nf cintiiry It M im > i | liy
tlm t'nlUMl htalvH l.ovi'rnnumt 1'mUirsnl by tliu
luudi of thu t.rcut I'nlvcri'llti's ui I tin Mromrt'il ,
1'ureit uiul mint Ilinllliful. Iln I'riotf1 ! ! C'ri'ini link
InuI'on dor Uni'i nut contain Ammuula , J.lmo tu
AlUm Sold only In cam
1'ltK K IIAKlNfl rOWDHIl CQ ,
CU1CAUU , blM'UA.NUSlO. 61 LOUtS.
Both the method ami ic uHs when
Byrup of Figs is tukon ; it is plcnsnut
nnd rci'rc liiiig to tlie taste , nntl acts
Rently yet piomptly on the Kidneys ,
Liver nnd JJovvels , clcnn cs the sys
tem cflcctuully , dispels colds , liead-
itches nnd levees nnd cities linhitunl
constipation. Svinp of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duced , pleading to the taste nnd nc-
ceptahje to the stomnch , prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
ertbcts , prepared only from the most
healthy nnd agrccahlo substances , its
many excellent qualities commend it
to nil nnd have niiulo it the most
popular icincdy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in GOc
and § 1 bottles by all leading drng-
gistP. " Any reliable duiggist who
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for nny one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
Eubstitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
S4N rRANCISCO , OAl.
IOUISVIUE , KY. NEW YORK. N.Y.
"CALIFORNIA
DISCOVERIES.
-
or Circular , ' jitr
, , CUF E T0r\
tATARRH
Cat R Cure
Santa : Abie : and : : :
I'oi > ilo by LiDOdm.m 1)1114 ( . 'o.
The Cod
That Helps to Cure
The Cold.
The disagreeable
taslo ofthe
COD LIVER OIL
is dissipated in
Ol'Pure GuiI U\cr Oil with
HYPOPHOSPHITES
O3P I IlvtE > V.3SrE5 SOD S. .
The patient sxiffenny ; from
CONSUMPTION ,
nnoMurrm , i-oiicn , < ; OM , on
AVASTI > f ; IIISiiSis : : , may lake tlio .
lomoilyllli n.i much snthfactlon as lie )
would tnko lullk. I'lijalclniiHaio piccilb-
IIIR it over } wlicro. It In a IHTfort rinuMnu.
nnd a itomleiTiil llekli iirudurrr. 1'uhc no allier
"It Diaiigreetiwixu. . * . .
A coininnu ifinml : . If you iHko TiittV
1'llls jou ruiKMtiinjIliInff > < > n lliii-.llixl ft-i-l
no bud ef ) < rts. Tln-yuct f.pe < IIUullj on thn
llfr , Htoinnih nml mmnt * , "iiiHluc n Trro
flow ofipiatrla Jiilro , Atlilili In essential to
( jooil ( llji'htIon anil regular IU CK.
Don't Fear How.
Kr . It. Hurt * , Manilla , I'lii. , as : "Tutt'e
Fills uru I'c'lil In lilgh rrputoui , u I.lvcr llK-
ulntor. I li.inlly know luiwu coulil KI t
uloiiK without thiiin. ClillUuiul futurlmtn
lust t In IP ilrrnd. Our iiroplo tnkn ouu or lu o
tlovHortlin 1'llla , nnit tnlloivlt with flltitrn
Rrnlnsor < iiiliilnn , < ll\lli'il In tliifoilosuHdur-
Intf t.'iu < luj. Tlio uUUliiuvur rot in us. "
Tutt's Liver Pills
CURE CHILIS AND FEVER.
NO RIBBON
Permanent Alignment
PEED ,
Strength.
Sold Under niPOSlTIVE GUAR
ANTEE.
GEO. H. SMITH & CO. ,
Geiu'nil ABuntaNuhraska and loua.
31O S. 10th St. , - - Omnhn
GRATEFUL-COMFORTING
EPPS'S COCOA
BREAKFAST.
"Uy n IrHiroiiith knoHlfiliio "t Dm nnturnl l.ini
nhltli Kt'tPrii ' Iliu ( ipcrutlons ( if UtKi'Htluli uiht nutrl
Hull , unil ti > n direful nppllrntlnii of Hit' lint' I r iper
tit's ( if ell kelt'ctvil Cuoim Vlr Ciipn Imi pnnliltiluur
IriMikfint Inl.lea with HiiclUnlclr tlntorett borcriiM )
vt lilt liiuiir rut o ut iiiuny hi-ary tint turn hllli It n
Ur tlio Juiilcluuii usouf uili urllik'n o ( illct iluu n
tunntltullon nmj tiuKrniliinll ) tiulll IIP until ulnnix
( nouvli to rvulit ( ivory U'mU'nry In il ) > enio llun
driila of iiilitlo nulailloinru ( loullnuuniiiiiiliin remlr
tu uttnck nhorvitr IlioruU n ttik pulut VVuinar
rn'iipii iniiTiy n fnlul luifl hy Irt'plHK oiiritlTi't wvll
( urtlllot wjlli puif hlociil uml n prupvrl } nuurlilicU
fluipl ) nlili iHillliii ; wiiuror milk Sulil only
In Imlf iiuiuiil tln b > Kiutrr * lalu'lul Iliun
' * ' ' ; In mists .
UMI'S FPI's RII (
Jjl.UL.0 ralo ft. V.U Luuiluu , Li > uuil , I
RNIS G GOOD .
It is nearly lime to lay aside your heavy underwear , and we want to remind you thai we/
carry the largest stock of medium and light weight underwear in town. We buy these goou = ,
direct from the mills and commission houses ; we pay no jobbers' profits , and consequently we
can sell them from 25 to 50 per cent cheaper than any other establishment. This season we
have been especially fortunate in our purchases , and we are in a position to place before our
customers several lines of goods at prices which no other house can come anywhere near.
WE OFFER FOR THIS WEEK : ' :
Three cases Patent Brown Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers , silk bound , French neck and
finished seams , at 250 ; sold elsewhere for 5oc.
75 do/en very fine Striped Balbriofgan Shirts and Drawers , at 350 ; worth 6oc.
75 do/en extra fine Ribbed Shirts and Drawers of an excellent shade , w.irr.intcd fast color ,
at 5oc ; like qualities are not sold elsewhere less than Si.oo.
IN OVERSHIRTS WE OFFER THIS WEEK :
50 do/.en fine Jersey Outing Shirts , in handsome shades of stripes , at 75c ; worth fully $1.25.
In the White Shirt Department we open to-day a line of very fine pique and embroidered
bosom Shirts at $1.25 ; every other house charges $2 for these qualities.
IN HOSIERY WE OFFER :
Two cases Fancy Striped Half Hose , a regular soc quality , at toe.
Two cases Brown fine Seamless Half I lose at 150
One case very fine seamless Half Hose , absolutely fast black , at 2oc.
Our Neckwear counter shows the handsomest styles of new Tecks , Four-in-Hands and
Windsor Scarfs at just one-half the prices of other houses.
In Linen Collars , we show all the new shapes of the season , and we also have a full line of
our celebrated All Linen SG Collar , turn down and standing , in new shapes. This is something ,
no other house can show.
Corner Douglas and FoUrtesnth Streets ,
Gentlemen if you are desir
ous of being well dressed 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 our sack and cuta
way suits. You might look at
the spiing oveicoats the line is
still veiy complete.
OTKTSOYS TTATQ
Ooi'T AND SriFl : 11/LlvJ.
Boyd's Opoi a House Block.
Tlio Well Jiiio\vii Spec
InIMBUUIS ; | CI | in Uio treatment of nil fnnui of I'll !
v Ml , Disv A'tF's unit slrlctuuvj nciiroKU.irnntouil
linpoUni ) Lois of Mnnliootl nml iiinttUlon htciilty
ur lliiin'iini'is nli oliiti > ly curfil H-ml for lioukn
1 ho I , Ilo 'i rot lt > r Vlnn firVNoinun ouh lOtoiiti
( Btmtipsi NITMIUS I iMimlu Dlno.iBiM uiri'il iiilikly |
unit pornmiicnlly 'I ri'iil intuit liy iiirioipiniiluiiin
Miuupi tor roil | > Lon iilliitloii ln > Oitku t ! I.
Cor 11th nml JncLwiiMioeti , ( luiulia Neb
GOLD MEDAL , PARIS , 107Q.
W. DAKKH & CO.'S
H
Ja ( iliiolnlil/ 10 uiid
/ ( lH Hollllltc.
No
ere u * l in ( tl irfflrailon It hai wort
fA < in tkm timti He tl enytot Loco *
m xfl w 11 hiirtu Vrruuroot ur bugafi
ant ) u tiit-tcf m far inoro economical ,
< ettit < y / < n ikan ont tent a tup U Ii
de lu MI nouruhlns , ttrtnjElhtninj : , J i.
Mi1'luJbTJ ' l i nl t linlr lly nliptrtl
fur iiPRitiliRi w lui | > muni In hftUh *
Sold l y ( irottrtk cicr ) Ii'rc ,
W. BAKER & CO , , Doi cheater , Mass.
Ta e Omaha Medical and Surgical Institute.
. . . . n-iij
For Uio treatment or all CIIUON'IC AMI ) Sl'UCIC.Ui DliH VSIItJ llrasji , Vpp , UITO > for ilcfuriiillloi nml
Truiie' neil I nrlllllt" , AppiratiH nn < l ItniupilliH for HiKwuful Trcatim-nt nf ev < < r ) fii n of iliicaiu ro-
qulrhiK Moitlcnl nr biirKlcnl I'roiluit'iit NIMJt'V ItOOVId Kll i'U'll.Mji llJinl nml Allunilnnci ] llo-t
Actoiiimod itlons VNot. VVrlto foi clri.nl irsnn Duforinltlo * ami llrarjs , I riM-UM , Clnli Hot ( iirtatnrtM of
Spine. I'llu * . Tumors Canier , Catarrh lliondiltK Inhril illon lili-ctrli It ) , I'anlisl * Cpllupiy , KlilniM , Illi I
iler , llye , Kar bkln anil IIIoo I imil all-Mim-lia ! Operations DIMJAHHS or VVOVIt.N n spin liilij Jlooiof
Dt uasuH of VVotnun tri'o VVo have liilo'i ' adili'il ft I , > ln * lii Oopirtmi'iit for VNntucn huiliu i oiitliil > mout
C-lrlctly 1'rlxato ) Onl > Ilpllililo Vlcillcnl 1-iitltiilo VI iklnKn bpcclilUof I'lllV A I'll DISi : Vil'S
All lilootl Il ciscs suctCHsfully troatwl Syphilitic pnl'on riinoMil irnni tlu nj'tom nlthoit nidiciiry.
New HoHtoratlro troatmprt for J.O44 nf V Ititl IViivor l'nilli'4 utiablo tohlt IH in ly liu troitu'tt at homo hy
correspondence All 10111111111111 atloiH c inllilonllal. Ate'lklno 01 tn tnuiuMiti Font liy iniill 01 t'xpiusjau-
Liin.l > picked , no in irks lolmllcatu Luntcnti or senili'r Ono porion il Inti'rvliM prefcrreil Call auilrona H |
nsor-.UIH ! lilahirj of your c.iii' , anil nu ulll pen I In pi iln wrniipuronr HOil v Tl ) MIJV I It HI. . UP.J 11'riv.itj
Eipeclul or .Vt'rt OIM Dlso 10-4 ImpiUenu ) , S > plilll * ( .loot iuiV'arli.ootilo | , H ltd miu tlon INt AiMrtJ4
Omaha Medical and Surgical Institute ,
Cornei * Oth nncl Hartley Sts. , Omnhn , Nota.
"TIME IS MONEY. "
Wo innM , > ell out tlio remalniler ot our retail stock without further iluliy ,
ns our whole&alo business deimmls our entire time , attention and capital. For
the next few days vro Invite you to a least oi bargain's fauoh ns you will nova
ngain enjoy. Wo are liable to rent s > toro and boll our iixtures now any ( liy , sj
come at once before it is too lato.
All our genuine Diamonds now go at Importer's prices and the mounting
thrown in. $50,000 worth of Diamonds to select from , prices ranuin from
$2.50 up to $3,000 , for Kings , Pins , Ear-rings , < fec.
Solid Gold Watches from $16 upward. Solid Silver Watches fiom $5 up
Nickel Watches from $ S.50 up.
Solid Qold Chains irom $7.60. Best Rolled Plate Chains from $2. Charm *
and Lockets , $1 and upward. Solid Gold Klnga , $1 and $2 ; worth $3 to $5. A
lot of Solid Steiling Silver Collai Buttons and Sc.irf Pins at 25c and 50o each
worth $1. Heavy Solid 14-ltnrat Gold Collir Buttons , woi tit $2.60 to $6 oaoli
now , choice for only $1. One lot assorted Cuff1 Buttons at 50u pair ; worth $1 to
$2. Solid Gold Spiral Back Studs , 60c and $1 each ; worth lour timea tno
money. 1.000 fine Broaches and Lace Finn from COo up.
Fine French btylo Mantel Clocks , 8-day , half-hour btrike , cathedial gen s ,
at $5 , $0.60 , $ B and $10 ; worth $10 to $20.
Elegant Silver Lamps , with bilk umbrelli bhados , fiom $5 up.
Hundreds of other equally good baigalns. Open Saturday uvonlng until 0
o'clock. Store for rout and fixtures , for faalo.
MAX ME1YBJR & BRO. ,
Corner Sixteenth nnd Farnam SU-eots , - - Omnhn , Neb.
NERVE AND BRAIN TREATMENT ,
fiitur IUK , iivotinary BC , u
iku > i l liy oier-uititloii uf Ilia lirnlu , Klfnliuto i
u\cr liulnlifrticti l tili box contain' * one nioiith'n lit it *
men ! tlu bus , in llx fui S ) , tintb ) mallprrimlil
With tnrli uiiloi for rl > l i , ulll Mini imn IIAM I r
morn v It Uio Irtaiiiitnf full * to
< ir > I ( / ( iiulnu
( iOOOMN DHUCIC'O ,
1110 r.irnnni Stiect , . Oiiiiiliit-Neb.
DR. SANXJEWS
ELECTRIC BELT
WTntSUIPtMSDRY
IIFtllimmilhroiithlM
| ) IHll 1H H < > r m > < t'.N
. HIT AND !
irUKHSliVril7TyC' 'Mii"\Ki' , Vutt for iblnjoliiepur
.
w > ie , tur 1,1 Uteri ! ! * Wrfth t , f hint Irrrljt nlM , HMtlh.
I.I , lulUuoui ( urrmU or Kl.flriellr lliiouih ill "K.AK
HAItTri ri > lnrln ( ll.fui to IIKJI1II l d VlUIIKII H rilkVUI N ,
Ktf.lrlt lurtfil rll Intlmlll. or t follilt 15IMI lu t.lb
IIIH.T 4Jun .Mri ( . fl.l. ti. < l P ' " I "
_ . .ll > l.c.n in il.t.e moalhi Hiud | mil bid * " . . .
BAHDEH ELEOTaiOCO. , IdKUB.IUHi. , CHICAOO.IIL
run I.VimaOM i lir 7ciim rirltullral I'llls
till ) rit'inli ii'ini'.l ) ncl mi thg uiiimtriinl i-Hi'lii nnil
tine tippn ision fi ID wliutc * t r iuun' I'ruinott'uitn
truuilon 'I lif i' pill * KliniiHI nut hu Inktu iliinnit
pnuilllilir Vlll rilll ItuimlU | 'l ' < I" kl'Lliii'r ( my
lu lu liinulntilir MitTinno A Mt < imnell lln ) > ; i > t
ninrl'O Oiunliii t A Mtltlar M uiuolia M I' '
JSIIl ! , C ullU ! illJtls ( . ' vrJJullJ
SJJK.
ELECTRIC BELT
. xj i-Jjinirt on. > r.
PATEkHDAUO. IB.JBBT , . 1889.
bUSI-ENSORY .III
> eun All Khurnatic Coui-
; jilaintitl.uinhagoaenertl
and lie vou Dttilltv ,
Kidney
htuitlon , W iting at
cauied l > y Indlicrctloiii la
. ELECTRIC INSOLES.iifiU.
Alsonn El'iotrla Trueu nml Bolt Combined.
OWEN EIEOTIUO BELT & AFPLIANOC 00.
300 North Ilroaitwixy BT J.OUlt ! , MO ,
y , JU'.W vniK OITY
H'or LOQTorFAILlMj junjiiitmui
7jO neraland LUVOUU UfcDILlIYj
J Weikmn of Body aud Mind , EIHcU
IT r r Uof . . .iwievi * > * w9V9iiiwiuu. Younr.
ll buil ( Aublo Million ! ) fullllnlortd . llew ltiMUrv * tn4
' ' * '
IbMil'ifI'T onfllllx HuaK ( IIIiTal.'lT-HotBli In dl ;
la litlll ; ftiat tl ) Klilti J I.r.ltu louiilrUi Ifrllt Ihtn.
'tHER oic t'cf'rnSfFnio'N : > 'yl
TO WEAK P EN
UinVrln * from | lie i lltiwof jimiliful i rrorn , arl
lei ay ft"ilnit t\i nkiii 1 * , ! < > t iiintilKMHl , ! ul win
-oli'ln tuluabln irtatltu ( uadil ( niituiiiliiK full
l | inrtlnilnr for honn- cure I'lll.l. t'f ; l irifi A
iplman imill.al work thoiiUl r.ft.t . by . very
man h < > l iiprv-ai ui < inm ,
I'rof. ! ' . < . I'OVV Iiit.Ut ) < nliln , < oiui.
luwjtr ) . ' ( | c r'n > iii t
AUOODUICH
I liiiM ; u ii VIHIV hiii'i'i ful urtulliii
Aihi.ifm iit'iiuOlklty hic | mi ( a
iii.iny lull. * .