8 THE OJVIAIIA JJAILT B33E , MCXttDAY , SEPTEMBER 22 , 1890 ,
A BUSY OMAIIM H EUROPE ,
WhatUr. Josojli Millarfl Saw in a Two
Months' "Vacation.
THE PROBITY OF THE PEOPLE OF NORWAY ,
Ihc Xcat-ns-rx-l'lu Condition of Hoi.
Inntl , the I'nvoineiHHol' I/otiilon /
and Hundreds of Aincrl-
.Abroad.
"Yen , I liaJ n dellRhUul tlirc"sild Mr. .1
H. Mlllanl In reply to im Imiulry concerning
his recent lluropMti tilp.
TlicgcntlcinnU was seated In a capacious
trmclialr inhU cozv ofllco in the Omulia Xn-
tloimllanlcnnd looked Iho jlcturoof ccmfoit
and contentment , It vis apparent oven be
fore lie said so that tlioscabroc/o or some
other equally refreshing clement cncountcicJ
on hiitrlp had done lilm a "world of Rood. "
Ills features wore bronzed by the Atlantic
iun , whoso rays kd also fullcn upon lilm In
Hngland , Germany , Holland , Belgium , Nor
way , Sweden mid France , and ho was cvl'
dcntlycnjojlnfr tbat royal Iwon , ngooddiges
tion , as ho goodnnturcdly consented to re-
counUomoot his observations.
"It wasn't n very long trip , " said tlo gen
tleman , "but it was one of many pleasant
surprises , both as to sightsand scenes and
the number of aeq.unlnta.uccswhom I met
whlloso far fro mho me.
" \VosaiKd from Nc\v \ York on the 2nd of
of July In the Js'orth Oernnn I.loyd steamer
Lohn , and had a delightful eight days' ' pas
sage. Wo wcro accompanied by Mr. Lyman
Itlcbanlson , son and daughter , which of
course made it much more pleasant. j\t Lon
don vo saw Jolm A. McSliauo , and : ilso met
my daughter and tlio JllsscsIIoaglauil , who
had Icon , over there since April , and then \vo
stnrtcd across to the continent.
" \Vovlsltcd llmntjiirgwhere wo saw Mr.
and Mrs. A. 3) ) . Huberman , vlio Ictt hereabout
about three yean ago , and arc now residing
there , although still extensively Interested in
this city. Mr. llubcrmrmwas licro tlio pas1/
Bummer , nnd had only been homo three days
When wo met him there. Wo visited Am
sterdam , llotterclain , the Hague , Antwerp ,
Copenhagen , Stockholm and Paris , wliero vo
met JudgeUrounso ami his t\vo daughters ,
And then caino bulc to England to sail for
home , "Wo caino hack on the ITulda , of tlio
samollno as thol.ohn , nr.cllmd just as pleas-
nut atrip. Tliaweather was as line ns couH
bo desired. 'L'hero was breeze enojgh to
1 multe It comfortable , but not enough tomalio
i , It rough , and consequently thcrov.i * little
* 4ca sickness. Itwaslbo snmo all the time
that wo wcro KOIIO. The vcathcr could not
have been bctterfor satis factory slght-sceiiiK
Ivoro ordinary winter clothes during tlo
trip.nad they vcro not uncomfortable.
"It was four years since my previous trip
nn < I clovenycainstiKj ) my llrst ones. I did
uot notlco many Important changes , lint tUnt
waslmnllyto to expected , as largo cities do
not chanpover.vmpidly. This was the llrst
. . timol had been up Into Nonvay and Sweden ,
and I was moro than pleased with what I saw
there ,
"Jn the first place , a traveler experiences a
sensation of Implied honesty when he gets tip
thcro. ISKryboily is so honest and polite. .
that It is a pleasure to bo there. One. feels
that he Jain no danger oC bcingrobbcd , ami
thathis bajrgacois perfectly safe , whcthci : ho
loolMtiftcrlt ornot. It issoincthlnj , ' so en
tirely different , fioiu what ho llnds anywhere
else on the continent tbat lie cannot help but
nppieciittothc change ,
" .Stockholm is a beautiful place. Ills one
of the handsomest niidmostprofiressho cities
I oversaw. Everything is so clean , attract
ive \vcll-Kcptthatlt is getting to he ono
of the travelers'Rvcnt objective points. 'JL'ho
name may bo said ot the Avholp country. It Is
but recently tbat travelers bavobccn visiting
there to any extent , and they nro
therefore but Just Hiding out what
they have hccn missing so long.
It Is bound to become the travelers' ' liotno.
It is ft country of fresh \ynter Inltcs , .and they
nro beautiful bodies of wtUcr. ' .TIicy nro all
the way from halfaiailo to seventy-live miles
long , Tliero is 0110 lake that comes ui ) to
Stockholm , that extends back fora distance
of clghtvmiles , Tboscencry ofthatcountry
is magnificent , and rlvnls any to he found m.
Europe. It surpasses anything In Switzer
land and a number of old travclcis anil
European tourists told mo that it was already
bopinaitisto draw the bulk of travel from
that long funous country.
"Holland is a wonderful country , nsldo
from the fact that half of His reclaimed from ,
the sea. It Is surprisingly \vcalthy , and. the
pcoplo a.ro very Industrious. It Is nearly all
po-siuro laud , and. Is almost altogether a
dairy country , but the pceplo liavo Iniilb up
BO nw wonderful cities. AmstciMinn Isaplaio
of nearly half a million souls , and Hottcr-
dainls a largo and very prosperous sea port.
Holland loolcs as though tliowhole country
was swept every morning before breakfnst.
Evorrlliliifr. is BO neat and elcan that one
wonders how it can bo kept so. The country
roads thcro are superior to tlio best pa\ed
stxt'cts in this city , and there isn't a particle
of dust anywhcio.
"So inucli has been said of Paris that It is
petllnp lather chcsnutty , but for all that
Paris la a beautiful city , and Americans uro
to bo found there in siirpilslngnumliera. Tor
that matter they are to bo metanywheio In
Europe. I was told by men who professed to
know tbat American travelers are spending
between $100.000,000 and 125,000,000 , In
Europe annually.
"Aftermeeting somanyof my countrymen
on that sldo of Iho .Allan tlo Ivas prepared to
believe that this was indeed so , It setsincd
to mo tbat thuio wow more Americans than
nt ) thinsclso. At Iho hotel ! stopped at In
London there was hardly any one but Amer
icans , and in Purls tally DO percent of my
fellow guests were ray countrymen.
"This may , perhaps , account for Iho easy
condition of the money market over there.
Tliat Is a big sum ot money to ho thrown Into
circulation every year , nnd It must In under
stood that very litlloot It gets back to this
Bttlo of the ocean , which , by the way , may
also have a good deal to do with the condition
of the llnanclal market over bore. Our
travelers tnlcolots of money over thcro and
they don't bring it back with them.
" 1 hoard n good deal of tallc about our taiift
laws wlillo 1 vas gone. They are quiteun
easy over thp bltuatlou over there , nnd. llio
MflCinley bill is worrying thorn tcry con-
eidcrably. This Is especially true in France ,
where they are very mudi worked up over
the outlook. They want to trade with this
country nnd tnoy don't want to lose any of
the American travel , and for this reason they
don't ' feel half as comfortable as they would
If thov iiovcr had hoard cf thoMclvinloy bill.
UTliey uro watching very anxiously toseo
what congress will do about it , I talked with
neveral of them and they all expressed the
hope that nothing would bo done that would
disturb the present relations.
"I saw something in London that inter
ested mopreatly. By the w.iy , England is
n beautiful country and I admired It very
much. I don't ' Icnowwhat there Is about ft ,
unless ills tliat It Is so carefully cultivated.
The hedges nnd shrubbery are so ornamental
teat its fanning sections are almost Ideal.
"Uutns I vassnilng , the London paving
was an oblcctof inicrostto mo for thla reason
Ills almost wholly of wood , and where
there are otber hinds it Isbeingrephiccd with
wood as fast as possible. The paving used is
Norway pine or tpruco , and is sawed in
blocks llko a briclc. There is a foundation o
jiliout ten inches ol asphalt or con
crete , nnd the Woclcs nro then
laid In pitch , ccincnt and tar.
They nro laid so aato bo absolutely water
proof , I noticed some pavement that was
being torn iip to bo ronlaccdvlth now wood
and the water had. not penetrated at ajl. Tlio
ccnsecmcnco Is thai the blocks don't ' rot , but
ruowomout , Thollio of the blocks in the
heart of the city Is nlbout live yean , but in
Bomo parts it Is ten years. Of course thcro IB
nil enormous amount oC travel In the center of
the city , I suppose that pu the Strand ilowu
xu far as the bauU thcro is moro travel in ono
day than thcro Is on our streets la a vhola
year. Witti the amount of traftlo and. travel
that thcra is on. London streets , if thoyuafl
bjphaltor stone paUiifr , the noise -would bo so
BWiittbatl don't bclloro they could llvo
1 thero. They nro making It all wooil as fast
I osthojfcau. In Paris the paylngta asphalt
I or ( rraulto blocks.
' . "Omalmlrollto \ , tell the truth , Omaha
Jsccmstobo a lit tla dull just nt present. 1'er-
i laps I oughtn't ' to say so , or folks may thinl <
tbat I have goao back on my own city , but I
luvcu'l. I guess It is a little quiet hero ; in
' Jact , Ittslaos 6low Hint ll la , It voulU
naturally seem dlffercntnftcrn trip through
the Kilropean countries , because those old
cities nio built sodllTcrcntly from the new
ones in America. They arc moro compact
and nro settled up moro solidly. 'Jhey don't
sjircad over so much around to pot n city of the
same population. Tbero arc rontlnuous blocks
of largo buildings , whllo hero ono 11 nils a
hnndsomo building or a big house and then a.
Hltlo shanty or a one-story structure. Every
thing is scattered to that the same amount oC
business don't ' give the city tlio same amount
of activity and bustle that It doca over there.
"No , 1 didn't have n rldo on any of the
ocean greyhoundi , An clght-dny pass.igc .
Is fast ciiouch , nnil c\erythlng was ngrue-
aWo. 1'ollts en the other sloe nro lucky just
now If they get back at all. Tlurovoro \ llvo
itiour nii-tyninl It isn't ' the cislot thing in.
tliowoild nt the present time to get such i
rooms as ono wants for n party of thntsl/.o
for the voyage home. ' 1 hero nro so many
people ever thcro who nro just nbout ready
tocomcihome that accommodations nro lim
ited. AVe didn't notice It Rolng o\er \ , as the
big rush ot travel bad KCIIO before that tlmo ,
but wo had to hustle for our state-rooms
coming luck. There nro not mnny people
going over now. Wo met a ITienchsliin
trolng out the day before wo reached
New York , and whllo our docks -were hlaclc
wltli passengers , from ono end to the other ,
tlicro didn't ' -com to bo moro than ten peonlo
nhonrd the other \cs.scl.
Money is wtherdoscovci- . I stopped
hiNow Vorkon my way caft , and tlicrovns \
n ( rood deal of complaint , butlt seems a little
easier now. The president and secretary
seem to he doing nil they can to relieve the
stringency , and the pie-pavinont of ten
niontlis'lntcrcat on bonds willhelnlho situa
tion considerably. In Chicago thcro is little
r-omplalnt. They haven't ' much money there
forapcculutho purposes , but there h enough
fornll demands. 1 bclic\c times \\lll bo hot
ter , but what pleases memostls tothlnkthnt
I am here , fornltliougb I enjoyed my trip , I
unlawfully glad toget tome. "
Hood' ' Snrsaparilln has a steadily in creas
ing popularitv , which c.iu . only be won hy on
artlcto of real merit , Give itn trial.
UNDI3UVjTlCIt ,
frcnchninn'B l suapo from
by a. Llcvcr Itmc.
A. French traveler recently ventured
llirough a mountainous district of Cor
sica without escort or any means ot pro
tection , and in dossing n pniticuliirly
rough And craggy rejjton , found himself
pursued by a band of urlgtnuls.
A.S the traveler liuil some money on his
jerson , and feared that besides being
I'obbedho would bo lield in captivity for
ransom , even if ho wore not putto death ,
lie took to High !
Knowing ; little of the country he soon
stumTjlcrl upon tlio border of a hike intho
iiiountniiiF ! . Tlicro AMIS not path nround
it ; itwas imiosblble to bvthn jici'ossund
lliobrlffam wcro lehind lilin , though
lie was hidden from them us jet by the
rocks.
\Vhatovcr ho did must bo done in an
instant. JIo hastily cut vllh liis kuifo
one of tlio lonp hollow seeds tluvt grew
onth9shoroot the lake. Then ho stopped
\ip his uars nnd nostills with tlio wotcluy
fioin the mai'gin , tooli the reed in his
inouLlinnd wailed out into deep xvntcr ,
\vliei-olio icinained submerged witliup-
turncd face , just nllonin jj tlio upper en d
ot tlio reed to project ubovo the sur-
fuco.
Oneamotho brigands , following the
traveler's tracks to the writer * * cdpro.
JJut vhat Imd Ijccotno of himV Had ho
llowa aci'ObS ? Certainly ho could not
liavo swain. There was no other way of
escape and the surface had by this time
stilled to a perfect calm.
The brigands remained waiting on the
shore for bouio time , but no sign ot the
traveler appealed. They concluded at
last that lie was a , sorcerer , who had
cuuscu iiiiiucii 10 v.uiiaiL mio uio inr.
Then they disappeared and the French
man , who luid Leon under wntor all tlio
time , breathing through his tube , came
out. Ho managed to keep under cover ,
and make his vay to Ajnccio , and there
ho dccjarcil that ho liail TJcon under
.water four hours.
A. Ilnlo Old Man.
P. T. Barnumat eiglity years of ago
takes a moro active personal Interest in
his greatest show on earth than any
man ol ccjual ago docs in any ether busi
ness. Since- Ills return from Europe ,
where ho was entertained by royalty and
dined by the most aristocratic clubs ot
London , ho appears even moro active
than over bcmro. IIo roads nil tlio
"copy" prepared by the agents ot tlio
showboforo it ROCS tothoprinter. When
It is stated that that means reading
about 000,000 , words in manuscript , ono
can readily see it is no easy job the old
gentleman has undertaken. lie person
ally attends every performance of tlio
show whcnfoxhlhiting in Now York , and
sometimes goes -with it to the largo
cities. Mr. J" . A. IMloy , though , Is tlio
master mind -which governs the organ
ization of the big affair and secures all
tlio features anQ attractions. The whole
show will be hero on Tuesday , Septem
ber 'X.
How They "Were Named.
In the town of Mountain Bow , N. M , ,
tlio two leading saloons are ostensibly
" Bill "and "
run by Vhisperin "Stuttering
Jim. " These names are thus explained
by an old-timer:1 : "Wen Mounting JDoo
wet fust stii'tcilcr feller wet could only
whisper llko kcm hym an' opened cr
sorloon. IIo put up cr sign sayin that
Whisperln113111 had kern tor lowi. In
loss'n cr week ov'ry man in town war
r. trndin' at AVhisocrin' Hill's outer sym
pathy like. Jim Lacey , 'crost th' street ,
didivhovno allln' , so homado over liis
place tor his boy Jim , who stuttcred like
all out dooru. Tliet's hosv it sta'tcd ,
stranger , an' cf it wi'nt for tli' ' hi g heart-
oduosa ot tli1 community th' names
wouldn't last or mlnlt. Jim's boy died
an' Jim moved orway , an' Whisporin' '
Bill got shot by or man what didn't got
th1 standoff ho wanted. Hutet Stuttdrin'
Jim tulc his sign down all the bi/ness'd.
( jo to "Wliisporin' J3IH's in sympathy llko.
A. wcalc hack , with a weary ncblng lame
ness over the hips , la a siRii oC diseased Wd-
ncys , Use the best Ithlnoy curative known ,
which is Burdock Blood Illttcrs.
AlonzoCano , the French pal liter ami
sculptor of tlio seventeenth century , is
saidtoliavo had such a line sense of
precision and symmetry that ho lofuscd
to hiss a poorly executed cruciti.x , even
though on his death bud.
IUr p ri rie llenc prol9 In nllltoniof tatntt
forraorothwiaquntttrot a centutr. Itliu 4br
tb Uulted Btelji aorirnnitnt. Undornl t > r ths
hoili ot Iho srp.it unlrcraltlci at th fllronreit ,
Puni and Moil ll Hhtul. Dr. l lca'a Creaia Utk-
InuPowilirrtoiMnot contain nnmonl , Unl or alum.
" ' - ' '
'Af/S'DAKIKO / POm R 00 , ,
Mov Tort ClilcaKO. Ban VracclfCO. St I uU
Exposn U Mr m | - I
0
Opening ihis evening at"7:3O. :
Address by
MAYOR GUSHING !
Electric Light , Floral anclA.rt Displays.
By one of the Largest Bands in the Country.
MAGNIFICENT COMMERCIAL
AND
MECHANICAL - EXHIBITION !
Ever i Space in the Coliseum. Filled to
Repletion.
An Exposition that Equals any of those of tlie
Big Eastern Cities.
Don't Fail to Witness tlie
Opening
Admission , - _ _ _ _ _ 2Sc
ROEDER & BEL& , Manage .
DRUGS GO1XC ? DOVVX.
Patent Medicines Cheaper Than For-
ni"i'ly. A IJrnceist's I porlciicc.
"In the flrujr huslnesg the tirno in
which lar o fortunes were imido has
passed , " said a Fulton street druggist to
n , Journal reporter. "Tho driijf trade
has of late joarsbeonso cut up by com
petition tlint tlio prolit3'aro now tlio
sumo ns in any ether line o business.
There is little or no money in patent
medicines , o\ving \ to the great cuts made
in all proprietary goods. Only a few
years iigo udruggist could ask and re
ceive the market price oC ft patent medi
cine , Ijut now the public demand that a
81 article bo sold for 75 cents or loss , "
"Ilavo combinations bcoa foi-incd tel
l op uu the price of drugs ? "
"yes. Druggists have formed asso
ciations to suppress the low prices ol
patent medicines , and manufacturers
have spent vust sums to stop "tlio spread
ot cut rates , but without success. At
llrstHholesalo dealers i-cfuscd to soil
these druggists who sold under the mar
ket price , and kept l > lack lists of the of
fending pharmacists. lint oven this
measure availed them nothing. Jianu-
facturcrs inndo poods to sell , and if a
druggist gives n largo order , accompa
nied by thocasli , thcro is no other1 alter
native bub to ( ill it. Altlioug-h in many
instances the niamif.ictui'er's . price has
not been lowered , the consumer can now
Imy goods at from 20 to 40 per cent less
than formerly.
Water
T-ily
So.ip
Fi\o
Cents
A
Cnko
Angolerl , a Milanese actor , viia so
overcome liy the enthusiastic reception
accorded lifin on his first appearance in
Naples that ho litoially diodof joy be
fore the conclusion of the evening's ' en
tertainment.
+
Through coaches Pullman palace
Bloopers , dining carsjrco recliningchair
cars to Chicago uml intervening1 point
\iu \ tlio grout Rock Llatiil route , 'lielco
ollico 1C02 , Sixtcontli nndJF
It Is said that niter Malhorbo , tlio
great French -writer , had boon doadovcr
mi lioui- that ho raised tlio d rapory and
reproved ono o ( the watchers for using
a word that was hardly pure French.
As soon ns you discover nnv fnllliifr cf tlio
hair orfirajncsa always use Hall's ' 1 laliRe -
newer to tone up the beurotloiis and viovont
baldness orgruyncss.
- * -
1C02. Sixteenth and Farnam streets Is
the now Hook Island ticlcot ofllco. Tick
ets to all points east at lowest mtoa.
AMUSEMENTS.
WcdnoJay Jlatlnts.
Commencing Jlbnday , Sejt. 22
TIIEi of Ilia
"I'llnco nnd tin
PRUPER ELSIE LESLIE
I nil Iho NY. Cast.
\utliorlzndly Mark
I'w.iln. Urniiintlicil
by Atby fcogo lllth
irdioii.Tourundortlic dlrcctlonof Mr. Al Hayinin.
Hnleof toiti will coniuijiicu Saturilajr ninriiinu !
matlnco prlres & Jo ami lie.
WJLI *
CORNER 1ITH ANO FAR NAM STS , OMAHA
wr.nic or SEPT. si
IjKKOV , ( Ililocator anil cxpanilorilit , n rire frtnk
ho ids tlio luw of nalura at Joilr.nco. IHirt.lhu
mudcralierculc * . 'llio trancllla ClillJroii.ioimand
< tancortl ti , ( Icor n VMiT/iidi anil llobbr Klcl < l ,
the comlo Irlili and Oetmun conietllini. nu v ai
i'm 3tu sUe l 0 9 Uitt Rdnlt to lit
There's.a corset that isn't
3. corset , aj aist with straps
'for the shoulders and rows
of5 * "buttons to button < on
ski r fcs and stock ! n supp orters
and so forth the Ball "Waist
and that's about the -whole
of it. No ; you can put it
in the washtub no metal in
it or on it.
It is worth your seeing , if
for nothing but how to sew
on buttons-to button easy and
never come off , and how to
make buttonholes -wear for
ever.
ever.Women
Women dmeriri tlieirvvays
of thinking1 and dressing as
well as in other ways. < - This
waist is for women "whose
minds are made up that they
won't wear corsets.
.There's ' much to be said
on both sides ; but did you
ever hear of a woman who
hadn't ' made up her mind in
sotiie way ? and is there any
possible use in trying- get
her to diange it ? She will
and she will ; or she won't '
and she won't.
You can get the Ball
Waist and -wear it a week or
two or three ; and , if you
don't want it , take it back to
the store and get your money.
Cnicuoo CensEr Co. , cuTcago and New Yorfc
PRINCff AL POINTS
EAST , WEST ,
NORTH and SOUTH
1302Carnnin Stroet.
P , DEUEL ,
Olty Passensor and Ticlcot
UlllH IV > 1I I
Hlfls will bn reiclvod Uy tlio stnto board nl
prlntliiu , itttlio iilllco olBouutiuy or state , on
or hoforo Btbt. 30lh , 1800 , at 'Jo'cltick 1 > . in . for
printing iiiul binding Inclotli ! , ( WOioplescr tlio
tcportof tliolioard uf Iraiisportutlun for tlio
yeivr MK ) , odlvfihundrcd p-ijosoacli , moro or
less , families < > f oi kinuy uohet-ii ut the of.
Uco cf heoKtury of Htato. lllght rcbcncil to
n-Joct uny or ullblda ,
BExR. Cowncnr ,
fcccretaryof blato.
. Kol.8ept. 18 ,
Jll Islhe n
unnatural c _ .
prlvattidlscuHCtnt men , A
certalnruru fcrtUednblll-
ttltnircukutu \ peculiar
toKumtn.
Iprcacrlboltind feeliafe
In rrcontmcudlug It to
7jVoNMrro'OtcATuiiIa. ! ,
Nul t liy I > riiuililit
I-llfCK | i.o U ,
FALL OVERCOATS. <
This corning week we will make a specialty in Fall Overcoats.Yo have an immense * , * lB >
variety and no larger or finer assortment can be found anywhere than at our store , if we luCl
room enough to display them properly they would fill more than half of one of our large floors ;
as it is , we linvc to crowd them into pretty high piles. We scarcely know which of the many
beautiful styles to mention particularly. We have all the latest shades in fine Meltons , a
large variety in popular Black Cheviot , al o Clay Worsteds ami others , many silk lined , and of
elegant make. In short , the most dressy garments which the market affords , and what is most
attractive about our Fall Overcoats is the prices these arc positively the lowest ever heard ok
As our special offering1 we place on sale ,
A lot of nice Melton Overcoats handsome shades , with full silk facing and well gotten
up at $5.50. We challenge any retail house in the country to show a like bargain.
A lot of excellent all wool Cassimerc Overcoats , in fine Diagonal and a bcautifiul shade
of gray with good serge liningat , $7.00 , worth $10.50. ,
A lot of ; very fine Meltons in a new shade , silk faced and satin sleeve lining , at $9.50
Any other house would charge $ i 5.00 for this coat.
All the above are veil cut and made and perfect fitting garments , which no one need bo
ashamed to wear. They have some style about them which is generally not found in garments
sold at such prices. Our finest grades of overcoats a re marked $ 12.75 , $ 14.50 and up to $ i 7.50.
These cannot be excelled for quality of material , workmanship and lit by any tailor made gar *
merits.
All our other departments receive every day new additions of fall goods.
All mail orders filled promptly. Send for fall catalogue and samples.
Open until 8 p. m. Saturday , 10 p. m.
Corner 14th. and Douglas Streets.
Our line of "boys'
and. children's cloth
ing for- fall and. win
ter is now ready for
tlie inspection of all.
Tq OU.P many pat
rons "we would say
we have spared no
pains to maintain
and. even to improve
upon the liigh stand
ard of excellence
-whic h lias always
characterized our
stock , and that our
exliibit for this sea
son is replete with ,
most desiralole nov
elties and. staples.
DI MBY
,
Graduate Dcnlist.
A Full Set of Teeth , on Rubber
For Five Dollars.
A perfect fit guaranteed. Tenth cMrnetcd
witliout inln or cluii.'pr. ami Will out iinucs-
thutlcs. Uoltl ami diver Illllug * at lowest
rutn. BrWfio and OunvuYorU \ . 'Icotli wltli-
- - Allwork wurraiitctl.
OFFICE PAXTON BLOCK , 16TH AND FARNAM
Kntrar.ce. ICtli street elctator , Opcnovcn.
Specialist. . ,
Immurpaaioil In the troit-
mcnt ot nil forms of 1111-
. . i > aln
In rtlclvlnii llio blnililer.
HVrilll.IS cured InliOtoAl
ijnyn Skill llsci3OL'utanll ) : ,
nnd oil IJliuciKis of HID
Wood llpiutnml I.Ivor. 1C-
mnlo Dljoa oscii rod without
jnitrnmontior "locil treat
ment. " I.mllci Iroa 2 to I
only.Vilta for clrcu-
Lira fc'lvInK lurtlcill.TJnbout
cacli of tlio obovo duenaoi ,
nnd iho\vln ; inaiiy of HID
moat remarkable euros. U [ *
flee , N. 31 Cor lltU anil Knrnam St ) , entrance on
ItlcrnUitt , Kcb
_
IN ALLTHEVORLUTHEREIS BUT ONE CURE
DR. ( MINES' GOLDEN SPECIFIC ,
Itfnn li Bl cnln u til | ofcotrcn r tr , op In r.
l l or f 3 , without Uie fcnowlodsool thepatlcDt ,
U uoeMwr. It l nb olutoly tiraUii und will crtccl
vcrm n nt nnd ipoedy cure , whethtr ttiantlen 1 1 ;
* noiloraHdrlukDr or an ilooUolio wrtclc. IT , NK V t.lt
l' ' ll.- . u operites no qulotl/ and with iiicli cer-
uiutytbntUa pailant uudertocs no InconvcnleiK ! ,
- - " - completa rerormttlou II
CO. . UmuUa.
ISEPH 6ILLOTT
STEEL PERJS.
GOLD MEDAL , PABI3 EXPOSITION , 1889.
THEH08T PERFECT OF PEHS.
TO WEAK
Burfcnm from Iho cinrw > ( ioutlilul erron , 'url
fear. Huilnvwi-abnru. li linuiihwxl. iIoI - '
wiul n vaiunUd trmtlui ( wale.i i conlnlnlnic AUM
pirtlcultr * for homo euro. FIIKI ! of clitrtte. A
iplen llluic < llc l work ! * huuul i > o icna t * rcr/
into who If iirrvnui anil JtMllUtfd. Aimrei
" '
VtotVr
The Omaha Medical and. Surgical Institute.
Fortno trMtracnt of allCHUCWC AN'I ) PIJItntOAr. IJUKASIM. llnoa , Appllnn oi for ilprornllloiul
Tras oi. Hfl L Kiel 1 1 tic i , Appuuttii arrl Itoiiodloi forsiiooiifut Iroitinuntof overtor.u . or < INO no n >
qulrln inellcnlorsurxlcil troitinonONI ] UUNIIItlSI ) A > f I ) HVKXrv'-KIVI ! HUDMS VOH IMTIISVU.
IIor.nl and Attuniltnoo , llo taeoo timtlttloii IntliiwoitVrltJforclrotilui on lufiiriultlot mil llricst.
Trussos.Clul I'Vot. CiirTntureiof thiHiilna. I'lloi ' G ' .
) I'liiiiirii uioar , Oitirr'i , Hr.intliltU , Jnliixlntlon , HIM-
trlolty. I'lirnlysH , IJpllopir. KUnoy.llli lilor.Hro.Kur. Skin nnd Illooil anil nil urilciliijrilliiis. | nisi1. AS
OKVO.Mi.N \ ; ; i rpecl.iltir liookof DhenmofVOTIOH fro ) . \Voliavohtaly aldoil a l.yln-lu ilopir
forwiiinpnliirlnjcotillno-iionttrlctlr , ( ) prlvitJ ) Oilf llilli'ilj AljJIuit Initlt'it ) in iklni n iinici
I'HIVA'II ! DlriKAm : All blouil < llva < cs ucoonfiiliylreatoil Syplilluio poltun niuovoiirriini tlio
vrltlioiit. tncrctiry..NVwnoitorallvoTroiLiu3nt torlo f of vital pjivor I'.irllm unitilo ti tUlt us m ir < >
trfitcd nt honio t > 7 corMM | > i n IDIICI ; . Allc iiniuiinlcitloniuitilllontl il Mo llclio or lii'Hnnijriti n nt ' ! f
m.'illor cipreit nooniolypii-k'il , no muki tohullcitn I'oiittMitj or ornlor Unnporajnit liitcrvi wiroferri' | ' ' .
Ciillnntl ( unoiiltiii or cnd lilstory uf > ourc.i50 , anlvo | ll aent In Pt.iln wrapper < nir HOOK I'O MK.
KII1K upon Private Sticclal or.Nor\uus UlseaiOi , Impotonoy , dplillUtilojt. aoj Viirlcojulo , wltU ( juoatlon
1st Address
Omalia Medical and Surgical Institute ,
Corner 9th nnd Ilar-noy Streets , Oinnha , Nobrnslcn.
DRS. MERRILL & MERRILL ,
81'ECI/VrjlSTS IN
ClirnntP.Xcrvoin , Ulfiol nnd StinMral Tllrca o ? ind
Dl'cnsosof tliollyo , Uir , Noje , Tlnont siuaciio.'t
himolalvitciitinu tn l > iHi. HO4 of Wo
nioii nnd Clilltlron.
The iloclor liavo Ind yew of experience ) Int'm '
lioipitnlnof Uran'clynmi'l ' Noif York uml nro nnioiu
thomostiuccunrul aid Mlddr kro.vn specialistIn
tliccour.tr ) .
In Ynnns > il Mlitlllo-Atiocl MPII.
I/iBt Manhood. XorrO'M ' nubility SpornnlorrliTi ,
EomlnnlIxM oi. 1'hynlc.il l > 4y. mlsliiK from linlli-
crcllon , prulufln Blcciilcs'nont. iiwiiumlcncy. pirn-
plci on llio f.iro , iivornlun loiuclciy , easily illseour-
nccd , lnkof ( miiildoncf , dull , unfit fur utudv or bnil-
ncij , iiiul MnUt "reu burden , safely , pcrmnnoutly
and BiiccJ'ly ' cured.
Itlonil anil SJcln OHPIIHOI.
FyptlllH , n dlsrnsn most tlrcndful In It ) rosulls ,
completely LradicaloJ
( ciiiKi-Urlnary Siirnory.
Honorrlin ? . Ote t. Frpilll ! , Hydrnrolo , Varlrocclo ,
nml Htrlotiiro , mtjlc.w nml infeiy inroil wlttmut
naln or detention from tmlnets. All Sciual lu-
Hnnltli'i nnd Imiiudluienta to murrlago aureuaafully
IC %
lllloct l clliraioi nfoly nnd pormancntly ouroJ.
lliitirs.'Jn. ' in. till 8 p. in hniidii ) ! , 10 till I j.
N II. ror iniuiialili ) tolilt iimnnjr lie treated at
Ihelr lioino * uy corrciponilrnco. .Moil Iclncs nnj la-
ttructloniKGiitliy express. Coniultuloii fruo.
ti'iitl 4 cents lu ktnm9 | to Insnroreply
U1S riftrctiili St. , Oppn lto ISojd'u
Opera HouseOiualin , > 'cb.
NERVE AND BRAIN TREATMENT.
e.i , au .
Incltlier tox.lnvolunUry l.oii > es , ami
c&uso < l by or r-c .rrtlo t of the train , rt.r nuo or
OT r-lndiiBcnci ! > . ivach libT cotilalrmmo nioull lieau
mc.nt. ( tin. bos , or eli for 3 > , ctnt tiy null prepaid.
Vi'ltli e iU order lurtlx IIOII-H. will rrn < l | iunli ir
fiiarantto tn icfiind iryncy If tlio trontmeiit fHUtu
uo. Uuaruntcci liiuwt uii.lL'cliuinu < > iauily by
GOODMAN JUUO ) CO. ,
H10 ram urn Street. - Omaha. Neb ,
f ftP BB H Df ? " & ! J'llmirjr. Htccndary op
S H rPwi ) 3 fl I T ° * "ary * ' " " - " " * '
Q B III [ LaO ? "
u Vi H We ( all iiolion
hum lhopttuil , B'J Hint them tan MM r lioa letmn uf
Ilia dlteanu In liny fviin. I'altloa can tu lirattil at
lioiiiopjwtllti-li.ic- ( Iho ramo pilco ami under
Iho MHIO ( { narantve j but vllh lltn o vlio jirofirto
unio licre , MoMlll rontrncttoiura them orrcfun'lall
money an < ( | nr tntlro c > | < cto cf cumin ; , lallrvail
Uio nmlliotcl tllla. .
OUB IMC REID ! S ?
to cure llio lilt1 ol'lhKilo tarco. Wo thilciiKO llio
jr JJIor a cmo wocan uotcuio. Unco tlioliialcrrof
mo A dno a true tpvMe tur tjpMlli ImH Ueu rouirht
( i r lilut never found until our Jlnclo Ici'imJy wai dl -
rovcrfl. Xnn oilier rumliie. Wrlto for icfrnnre * .
t'MO/C Itr.illWV CO , , Omtilui , Mn-atl.u.
OCICfStClulr HotclCor. ,
DENITO
Uncr ! tlioMunacrnivataf tbe
Mevinn International J'nnlliig I' * . , ConttssIonailcJ.
Incorporated By Iho Slalo of Chihuahua , Wet-
icolor Charitable Purposes.
GRAND MOHTHLY IBHQ.JL
fflll tiln plncoln public nttiio cltyof Juarez ( 'or *
* * trl7inso del Norlo mf * vt < o ,
WednesdaySept. , 24th , 1890
underthn tirrooiinl ruitcrtiiinn rf Cl n. .lOHN
H. 1IONIIY , mill Mr.V III. AltO III.
I.KS , tOtll l'lilleucn : uflilxll otanJIiic.
CAPITAL PRIZE. SCO , OOP.
OnlyGO.OOO Tickets ! OnlyBO.QOO Tickets !
WHOLE TICKETS S4HAIFTICIETS , ! $2 ,
QUARTER TICKETS , 1 ,
I Prlzoof S60.0QO.-$60,000 $
ll'llzoof 1(1,000 (
1 I'rl/.o ' of nWO (
Ill'rUosof l.OUOoiich
10 I'rlzcs of iinuiicli
60 1' : Z03 of 100 ouch
1001'rUesof 50 ouch <
Z60 1'rUcsof U ) oath
AliproiltK-nlion 1'rUes ,
100 I'rlr.oHOf ' CMen' ' $ '
100 I'rl/cHOf ' IKIuiith
1001'rliuB of Si outli
Tcnnlii.il I'rlim.
1014 Prizes amounting to . $125,970 ,
We , tlio nnilf liiiieil , her < -by rpillfr tlu Hio
Ilitnco Niulonnl ( ilHf.ilfo.ln < Iiiliuiiliim Imiionilo-
| ) ( > ltlriimtlio ftli'inon lnifrii tliii.tllliiil'l"l" ( < i
llHiiioceHHM lum'ttii tmnintfi ) tljr p yimnl .or
all prize * drawn Hi tlio Oniii i '
WoliirtliercBriily tlnitnii wlil iil ril p nil tlio
Brrnn.'onivnt' , a ml In pcnon ir n u ni1 control
CAUir.oAunuici.r.fS ,
Supervisor for the OoverWMnt.
If nnr ticket drn lnc ntrizo Inont tolhu UDderi
luiicil.ltsrni'u T.iliM will Un colleriodtmd rciulttcU
Prci. ii
N W.VSiTRM ,
Forclubritoi ornnr other Infornintlfin , wrlto to
thuunduriliincil.tiulInK ) otir aJJru ic ] arlr. wltli
Ktulc , Countbtrcet ana Numbtr. Moro r | * l di ; >
livery will Uninsured uy yaur enclo lu an tarcl'
opulonrlntroiirfull nddruts.
City or Juure * ,
NOTICK.
Sn1 rcmlltancci for llclten br ordlnarr letter.
conulnlMZSIonntOrdPr.lMueilby ll iproiiconru
jinnlo , Ntw Vorkllxclunzo tmnk ilrall or fontuj
uot ) . Addrces nllrffinlcrc'l luttcr * to
JlEilCA.V iNrCUNiTIOSitHANKINO .
t.'uarej , Mexico , Tla III l'iM9Ta ,
