THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : , JTBIDAY , NOVEMBER 14 , 1890.
THE CITY.
Andrew Carlisle has been appointed a
United States storekeeper to net in the
event of the rcstimo of business by the
Nebraska City distillery company.
The winter supply of potatoes for the
county jail is being received nnd stored
nvray. It consists of about seven hun
dred bushelswhich Sherlll Doyd bought
tit 00 cents per bushel.
Visit Morse's ' house furnishing depart
ment for tin kettles , tin pans , tin dishes
of all kinds , coffco mills , stop ladders ,
wooden ware everything in china nnd
glassware everything that you use in
youi * kitchen or dining room In the now
noupokcoporH' department at Morse's.
Quint E. Ware Is under arrest for a
heinous crime. lie is charged by Mrs.
Ll/.zlo Hon.fr with assaulting her tlilr-
October 28.
tcon-ycar-old daughter on
Ware was until a few days ago book
keeper in tlio store department of the
Missouri Pacific , but had resigned nnd
was preparing to skip to Kansas City.
Mrs. Sarah Parker of Dcadwood , S.
D. , who is visiting with the family of
Sir. Alfred A. Raymond , the superin
tendent of construction on the Tenth
street viaduct , while riding on Sixteenth
street with Mr. Raymond Wednesday ,
was thrown violently from the buggy
near the corner o ( Uass street breaking
her log above the ankle. The lady was
carried into an adjoining drug store and
medical aid summoned. She was after
wards convoyed to the residence of Mr.
Raymond at 102o Lathfop street. The
patient was rusting easily this morning
with indications of a speedy recovery ,
"Don't Oircto Eat. "
It is with the greatest confidence that
Hood's Snrsnparilla Is recommended for loss
of appetite , indigestion , sick hcudncho nnd
nlinilur troubles. Tills mcdk'lno gently
tones the stomach , assists digestion and
makrs ono "real hungry. " Persons Indeli
cate health , after taking Hood's ' Sarsaparllln
n few clays , ilnd themselves longing for and
eating the plaiurst food with unexpected
relish.
Army Notes.
Lieutenant Hubert , Eighth infantry , has
had his leave of absence of seven diiys ex
tended ten days.
Assistant Surgeon Walker , stationed at
Fort I ) . A. Uussell , has been granted a leave
of absence for ono month , to take effect No
vember 10.
Private O'Donncll , Company D , Twenty-
first Infantry , stationed at Fort Douglas , 1ms
bcon granted n furlough for three months
from November 28 , with permission to apply
for his discharge to dnto February 'J7 , IS'Jl. '
A circular has been issued nt headquarters ,
dopnrttnent of the I'lattc , rearranging the
number of hospital matrons to bo allowed at
the sovornl posts in the department. The- -
"
nttcniUnco will bo based on" the number of
sick in thu post hospitals.
A general court martial has been np-
pointed to meet at Fort Sidney for the trial
of enlisted men. Captain Jloylc , Twenty-
first infantry , \\111 net us president , and Lieu
tenant Ptirko ns judge advocate.
Lieutenant Chittcnden , corps of engineers ,
stationed nt Omaha , Neb , , has been grunted
n sick lonvo of absence for six months. Cap
tain Powell , corps of engineers , has been or
dered to relieve him of his duties , In cliargo
of the improvements of tlio Missouri river
from Sioux City to Fort Bcntou , Mout.
As you llko it. Gray and faded whiskers
may bo changed to their natural and oven
color brown or blnck by using Bucking
tain's Dyo. Try it.
Sirs. ICnimtzc'H Will ,
Tlio will of Mrs. Elizabeth Kountzo , late
wire of Herman Kountzo , was filed for pro
bate yesterday. It Is a very lengthy document ,
comprising ton largo pages of typewritten
matter. It bears date of August SO , liut , and
Is witnessed by Thomas Davis , Henry Vi.
Kutins and II , E. i'ntcs.
Tno family residence promises known ns
Forest Hill , located on South Tenth street , Is
bequeathed to the husband nnd children.
The personal effects , including a great quan
tity of silverware , Jewelry , works of art , etc. ,
together with a very largo number of pieces of
valuable real estate , nro apportioned to
Eugenie Clementine ICountzo , Augustus Fred-
crick Kountzo , Charles Thomas Kountzc ,
Hormnn Davis Kountzo , Luther Latham
Kountzo , Gertrude Kountzc , and Frederick
II. Davis , Helen Du Kocn Dnvis.
Ilcnuun and Augustus Frederick Kountzo
and Frederick II. Davis , arc named as exccu
tors.
All Music at Half I'rice.
0,000 pieces only lOc a copy at Moin
borg'H , 18th st bet. Capital uvo and
Doilgo stroot.
Cnnccnllnn Dlptithiirln.
The residents In the vicinity of Bristol
street between Twenty-fourth and Twenty-
flftli are very indignant over the manner In
which n case of diphtheria \vas brought into
their midst. They say that last week a young
lady wns brought from Lyons , Nob. , to a
house on Webster street between Seventeenth
nnd Eighteenth , occupied by ono Peterson.
She was very ill with a severe attack of
diphtheria , and Peterson , it la said , declined
to nllow her to roinnln in his liouso She was
then taken to the house of Mr. Mathls on
uristol street , between Twpiity-fourtb nnd
Twenty-fifth streets , mid the city physician
was notified of the case. A placard was
posted on the house , but the citizens claim
that it wns placed nt the roar under a porch ,
wheio It cannot bo seen , and they are fearful
that the disease may spread in tlio neighbor
hood.
Clipped from Canada Presbyterian , under
signature of C.Blackott Koutnson , Prop. : I
wnseuiedof oft recurring bilious hcad.iehes
by Burdock blood bitters.
County Court.
The unlucky No. 13 came to tlio front in
the county court when the case of C. S. Wai-
bridge ngalnst the motor company was called
before JutlRO Shields. The plaintiff sues for
$1,000 damages for Injuries sustained. He
says thnt whllo driving nloiiR the route of
the motor company , car No. 13 came alonp
nnd was handled so recklessly us'to scare his
horso. Ho wns thrown out against the curbIng -
Ing , ho claims , thus sustaining great bodily
Injury.
Judge Hopawoll has taken up the case of
Olscu vs. Moore , bcinjj nn appeal from the
county court , wherein $ : ! 00 trad various
umounts of interest ore a kcd for ,
Louis Bradford has sued Sidney Smith on
a } 500 note nnd Conwny & Hico have brought
Bultaprniust D. J. Bcrgon to recover flI3 for
rent , damages and taxes.
with
Parko Godwin was arrested yesterday
on complaint of Mary Carney , charging him
with the embezzlement of $100. The Information
mation alleges that Godwin , while nctlngas
her attorney in the cnso of Mnrv Carney vs.
the O umlm horse railroad company , received
$100 for her , and Instead of paying H over to
her converted it to his own uso.
Black the Dotoctlvo.urand , Snt'rd'y ove.
Art Kslilblt.
The Western Art nssoclation is hold
ing its third annual exhibition In the
Now York Llfo building , 1st lloor , from
10 a. m. to 10 p. in.
Second AVnrtl Hopiilillcnn .
There will bo n meeting of the Second ward
republican club nt Knspar's hall , South
Thirteenth street , on Saturday , November 15.
mt 8 p. in. All republicans of the ward nro
requested to attend.
Detective , at the Grand , November 15.
MnthVnr < l Colored Club.
The Ninth wnjU colored club will moot
next Monday ovoulnjj tTiSO o'clock to truus-
nctbusiness , ' *
A weak back , with a weary aching Inino-
ness over the hips , is a sign of diseased kid
neys. Use tlo best kidney euro Ivo known ,
which Is Burdock blood bitters.
\
MOUSE'S 8 P12O1AL SALE.
*
Jlonsokcoplnir Goods nt 4 nnit 0
Cents.
Today , tomorrow nnd Saturday vto
offer on special counters : ,
10,000 , pieces of tiuwaro , woodonwarc ,
hnrdwaro nnd crockery that uai' lly
retail for from 5c to lOc each ,
CHOICE FOR ! GTS.
6,000 , pieces usually sold at 10 to 0
cents each , for the next tliroo days
CHOICE 0 GTS.
\Vo are opening dully Bomo magnifi
cent things In flno iiottory , dishes ,
dinner Bets , etc. , at 25 to 33 per cent ,
discount from rcguhir prices.
DICTIONARY , $1.2o.
1,000 volumes the largest stao Web
ster's unabridged dictionary , 1,281 pages ,
at $1.25 each ; 80,000 words , with full
definitions.
THE DRAPERIES , CUHTAINS , ETO.
That wo nro prepared to design , make
and hnnjj are equal to any that you can
purchase in the liest upholstery and dra
pery stores of the largo eastern cities.
Special designs will bo furnished ,
drawings submitted nnd estimates cheer
fully furnished , whether your bill prom
ises to bo ton dollars or a thousand
dollars.
Ilrocatellcs , spun silks , china silks ,
tltlnn velours ; every desirable fabric ,
ALL NEW , bought for the opening of
tills department In our now store. Every
desirable shade will bo shown you In our
drapery and curtain department. "We
have not a single pair of old style portieres
tieres or flno lace curtains in stock.
Everything was bought for this store.
Ask us for an cstimato on window
shades wo arc now making the best fit
ting' and best running window shades
over mndo in Omaha.
THE MOUSE DRY GOODS CO.
Custom drapery department.
NEW SHOE DEPARTMENT.
Now open , our now stock of ladies' ,
misses' , infants' ' and children's shoes.
Every pair of shoos shown in this de
partment is
CLEAN AND NEW ,
having been mndo within the last CO
days especially for our opening.
STARTLING BARGAINS
that will entirely revolutionize the shoo
trade and make your five dollar hill pur
chase two (2) ( ) pairs of shoes where it has
heretofore been only a little more than
sufficient for ono pair.
Infants' shoes 20c a nair.
Infants' shoes 3Sc a pair.
Children's shoes 55o a pair.
Children's shoes 72c a pair.
Children's shoos 87c a pair.
Misses' shoes $1.20 a pair.
Misses' shoes $1.08 a pair.
All from 23c to 50c a pair less than shoo
store prices.
Ladles' shoes $1.58 , worth $2.
Ladles' shoes $2.45 , worth $3.
Ladies' shoos $3.45 , worth $1.50.
Ladies' shoes $3.95 , worth So.
Ladies' shoes $4.90 , worth $0.
Don't ' fail to visit this department.
MORSE'S , 10TH AND FARNAM.
Secure your seats in time for the De
tective Lecture ( illustrated ) , Saturday
evening at the Grand.
Art JOxMlblt.
The Western Art association is hold
ing its third annual exhibition in the
Now York Lifo building , 1st lloor , from
10 a. til. to 10 p. ui.
Through coaenes Pullman palace
sleepers , diningcars. free reclining chair
cars to Chicago and intervening points
yiti the great Rock Island routo. Ticket
office 1002 , Sixteenth ana Farnam.
Don't ' full to see Black the Detective ,
November 15 , Grand Opera House.
A Card.
From this date Omaha's grawth will
bo unprecedented. Capital will seek
investment in real estate from all parts
of the country. Oraaha Is the only city
that went through n real estate depres
sion without a crash and property which
had ft commercial value at the end of
the boom three years ago 1ms steadily
enhanced.
Wo doom it advisable at this time to
caution the public against mushroom in
vestments. Secure good property with
in your moans from reliable firms and
unquestionable title.
Fooling satisfied that prohibition
would bo defeated when voted upon , wo
purchased a largo amount of property at
Albright and. are now prepared to oiler
a limited number of cnoleo bargains In
"Albright's Choice" addition on easy
terms.
AUWIOHT LAND -AND LOT COMPANY ,
621 , 622 , 523 N. Y. Llfo Bldg.
The only railroad tram out of Omaha
run expressly for the accommodation of
Omaha , Council Bluffs , Dos Moines nnd
Chicago business is the Rock Island ves-
tlbulcu limited , leaving Omaha at 4:15 :
p. m. dally. Ticket olllco , 1C02 Sixteenth
and Farnum sts. , Omaha.
JIWK1C.IKV.
Mrs , Annabella Brandos , wlfo of Judge
Brandos , died Tuesday nt her homo on
South Sixth street , at tlio ago of fifty-eight ,
years.
The deceased was born in New York city ,
of Scotch parents.
In lbf > 5 sue beentno the wife of Mr. Brandos
nnd six years later they removed to Dutnique ,
la. , mid in IStljtho family caino to Omnbn.
Mrs , Brandos was a member of Trinity
Episcopal church niul was ono of the most
dovotcd and earnest workers In every Iniula-
llo undertaking. Sue was especially active *
in works of clinrlty.
Four years ago the deceased sustained n
painful accident while alighting from a car
riage , mid sue never recovered from the in
jury. Sue leaves n husband nnd four chil
dren , two sons nnd two daughters.
The funcrnl will take place tomorrow after
noon nt a o'clock.
Mrs , Julia Inlow , wlfo of conductor J. W.
lulow , of the hrldgodivision of the Union Pa
cific , died this morning nt the family resi
dence , comer of Tenth nnd Hickory streets ,
ngcil thirty-seven ycnrs. Death robultet
from accidental burning on the 25th of last
month.
Tliero was nohopoof her recovery , nnd it
was nothing but nn unusually strong constl
tution nnd Iron will that so long delayed the
Inevitable dissolution. The torriulo agony
wna berne with the greatest fortitude.
The funeral will talco plnco nt ! ) o'clock
this afternoon from the residence. Inter
ment at I.aurcl Hill.
Mrs. Masglo Nelson , wlfo of John Nelson.n
Union Pnclllo engineer , died yesterday morn
Ing of typhoid fever nt her homo , 15S3 North
Eighteenth street , aged thirty-eight years
The time of thofuucrol will bo nuuounce <
lutcr ,
STItEET IIA1MVAV G
A Number of Them Are to Ho , Made
a tils HOMSOM.
It Is now ofllcmlly asserted that the motor
ino over the Eleventh street viaduct is to bo
abandoned.
BuperlntcndcntSmlth states that Inasmuch
as the entire floor of the structure I ? to bo
orn up nnd replaced with new material ns
soon ns the Tenth street viaduct la completed ,
t would bo necessary to discontinue the
street car service ncross there for n
vhllo at least , nnd the cbntiKO will undoubt
edly bo permanent. The Wnlnut Hill car
vlll then run around the loop until other nr-
rnngcmcnts nro mndo. In order that It may
not bo nccessnry to nbnndon the Klovciith
trcot line south of the viaduct n track will
10 Inld on Mason street between Tenth and
eleventh , .so that the Eleventh street and
iVuluut Hill cars will bo run by the Union
lepot.
The terminus of the cable nnd Fnrnam
street motor lines will bo nt Tenth and
'lerco. Work Is being pushed to gctboth
Inos ncross the new viaduct ns soon ns pos
sible. The cable conduit Is nearly completed
nnd posts nto being erected to support the
rolloy wires. It Is stated that the motor will
> robnbly bo the first to cross the viaduct , hut
hat the cable will follow it In a very few
days.
The Hnrnoy street line will not bo extend
ed to the depot for the present nt least , nl-
hough If travel demands It this chaugo can
10 made without trouble or delay.
It has been deeldcd to at once extend the
ho Walnut Hill lltio to the Hamilton street
viaduct over the belt Hue , and a contract has
been slcncd to that effect. The neces
sary material Is being delivered on the
ground , nnd , If the weather permits , the line
vlll bo extended beyond the Belt line this
all to the Intersection of Institute boulevard.
ly the terms of the contract the property
owners nlong the proposed route give the
street railway company property equivalent
o $3,000. Ttio line must reach Institute
boulevard by May 1.
S. A. Orchard.
Carpet , furniture and drapery.
In Itnllrnnd ClroIoH.
Whllo local oniciuls of the Union Pnclflc
tmvo no knowledge of the facts lu the cnso
they uro all taking n deep interest in the
reports from Now York which indicate
that Jny Gould is nbout to get
possession of the Union Pacific
and that Charles Francis Adams Is nbout to
retire from the presidency of the road.
"These reports are of frequent occurrence , "
said one prominent Union Pacific ofllclnl ,
who llko nil of them , expressed n desire not
to bo quoted , but "there really seems to
1)0 moro in the present Hurry than has
been the case in the past. Such remarkable
changes on the stock market uro not duo to
mere unfounded rumors J"
J. M. Scanlan , aKcnt of the Union Pnclflc
at Kearney , is lu the city.
President Perkins of the "Q" nnd his ofll-
clal party have not reached Oninhn.
They are out on the Alliance branch and will
bo in Omaha today.
D. W. Aldrcdgo , traveling passenger agent
of the Chicago & Northwestern and TravelIng -
Ing Freight Agent Noff of the Northwestern
and Lnno of the Union Pacific went west
Wednesday evening.
Colonel Gcorgo . Bonncll , ticket agent nt
the Union depot nt Lincoln , was in tlio city ,
Wednesday night attending n meeting of the
society of Christian endeavor.
Commencing next Sunday passenger train
No. 1 on the St. Paul & Omaha rend will
leave Sioux City at 8 a. in. , fifty minutes
earlier than nt present , arriving in Omaha at
13:40 p.m. No. a will leave Omaha at 1 p.
in. ns at present. No. 4 , the local accommo
dation train , will leave Omnhu nt 8:10 : a. m.
instead of at 7 a. in. , ns nt present. Nos. 1
and 2 have parlor cars attached.
City Ticket Agent Vnill of the Burlington
received a telegram yesterday from S. 1C.
Hooper , general passenger agent of the Denver
& Ulo Grande , stating that the new broad
gauge of the "Great Scenic Lino" would bo
opened for through business on Sunday.
\VILiIj OHOSS THE llOUDEn.
Ynrdley Consents to Koturn to Canada
Without n Requisition.
John W. Ynrdloy willloavo the scene of his
prohibition labors this morning , but
will not go alone. Ho will bo accompanied
by inspector J , W. Bowman of the American
surety company of New York , who tracked
him to this cHyaud finally lauded him behind
tlio bars.
Ynrdley has finally consented to go back
voluntarily , nnd signed an nirrceiucnt to that
effect in the presence of Chief
Scnvoy nnd Inspector Bowman. Ho did not
arrive nt that conclusion , however , until ho
learned that extradition papers were on the
road nnd that ho would llnnlly have to go ,
nolens volcus. Ho wns tirelessly pursued by
the Surety company , which furnished bis
borm ns cashier of the express company at
Montreal and which llnnlly had to mnko good
the nmout of his defalcation. Ho will bo
Just ns vigorously prosecuted when ho is
taken back to the scciio of his crime.
Moil's Underwent1.
\Vo have received some fine under
wear. Vicuna wool , Scotcli lamb's wool ,
Dr. Jaeger's gray , black wool that will
not rub off , silk striped , etc. , UNDER
SHIRTS and DRAWERS.
This department is now fixed up in
style and wo have a complete now
stock.
Men's BOX , suspenders , ties , smoking
and lounging coats , Mackintosh coats ,
etc. , all on the main floor in the Farnam
street front.
The largest and handsomest men's
furnishing department in the west.
Solo Omaha agents for Dr. Jaeger's
under shirts , drawers , bandages , BOX ,
suspenders , night shirts at exactly Now
York prices.
THE MORSE DRY GOODS CO. ,
Men's furnishing dop't.
"Life Through a Detective Camera , "
Grand Opera House , Saturday evening.
Art Exhibit.
The Western Art association is hold
ing its third annual exhibition in the
Now York Llfo building , 1st floor , from
10 a. m. to 10 p. m.
Tribute to Justice .Miller.
Just before adjourning the last term of the
United States circuit court , Judge Dundy
appointed n commltteo to report , to the court
resolutions upon the death of the late Justice
Miller of the supreme court of the United
States.
The committee has withheld any notion in
the expectation of tno circuit Judge being
hero nt nn early day Ho has not arrived , nor
Is it known when ho will bo hero. Yesterday
morning Judco llundy announced from the
bench that ho would receive the report of the
committee this morning nt 10 o'clock.
Mr. Woolworth will present the resolutions
nnd mnko nn address upon the life and chnr-
nctcrof the deceased justice. Other mem
bers of the bar will probably follow him. The
occasion has been looked forward to by the
profession and the public with great interest ,
Baking
With Mfs Thumb ,
A boy li said t hde saved the Nctlicrlnndj
from Inundation ; ! ' Multitudes hnvo been
nved from Hit ijivaslon of disease by n
bottle olAycr'stU iaparllla. Tills medlclno
Imjiarts tone to 4IK ) system nnd strengthens
oery organ and'nijro ' of the body.
11 1 have taken great ilcal of medicine ,
but nothing hat- demo md so much good as
Avcr's Sars.iparllla , I experienced Its bcno-
flclal effects bcforo I had quite finished ono
bottle , niul I can freely testify that It U the
best blood incaitliio I know of.-L. W.
Ward , sr. , Woodland , Texas.
"Confined to an ofllce , ns I am , from ono
year's end to nmrfher , with little or no outdoor -
door cxerclie , 1 find great help In Ayer's
Snrsap.irlllaliieh 1 limo used for several
years , and nm at present using , with excel
lent results. It enables mo to keep always
nt my post , enjoylm ; tlio bust of health. "
II. C. liaruus , Maiden , Mass.
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
rnnrAunn nv
DK. J. 0. AYER & CO. , Lowell , Ma."s.
BoldbyDrugglits. $ lslxS. Worth $3n bottle.
Physicians , Surgeons and Specialists ,
14OO DOUGLvAS
OMAHA ,
The most widely and favorablv known spoc-
InllsU In the United Ktatos. Their Ion ? ox-
lierlunco , remarkublo skill mid universal suc
cess in the trontmonfmul euro of Nervous ,
Clirotilo and Hnrnk'nl Dlso.isei , entitle tlicso
eminent physicians to the full confidence of
the iiflllotea everywhere. They gunrnntro :
A OKKTA1N AND POSITIVE OUKE for
tno awful oiroctfl of enrly vlco anil tlio numer
ous evils that follow in its train ,
1'KIVATK ' , 1ILOOD AND BKIN DISEASES
speedily , completely nnd permanently cured.
NK11VOU8 nKHIfilTY AND SEXUAL DIS-
OUUEUS yield readily to tholr skillful treat
ment.
1'IljBS , FISTULA AND KECTAL ULCERS
Ruunintccd cured without pain or detention
from Imalnusi.
HYUltOUELE AND VAHICOOKLE perma
nently nnd uccoa-ifiilly ourod In every case.
SYPHILIS. aONOKUllEA. OLEET. Bpor-
matorrhoa , Bcmlual Weakness , Lost Manhood ,
Night Emissions , Decayed Faculties , Female
\Vuuknosi and all delicate disorders peculiar
to either BOX positively cured , as well ao all
functional disorders that result from youth
ful follies or the excess of mature years.
CTpir'IMI 3 } Guaranteed pormano ntl y
01 ivioi uixiv cured , removal covnnloto ,
without cutting , caustic or dilatation. Cures
auVctcd at homo by patleut without a mo-
nictit'H pain or annoyance.
TO YOUNG AND MIDDLE-AGED MtN.
A 9ITPF PI1PP Tll ° awtul offocM of
/I OUR.E. V > U IV L , 'early vlco which brings
orpnnlo weakness , destroying both mind and
body , with all Its dreaded Ills , porinauoiity
cured.
D r ? RFTT Add rcsa these who have Ira-
L > i\O. ULiL lO paired themselves by Im
proper Indulsonoo and eolltary habits , which
ruin both ralnd and body , unfitting them for
business , study or marrluRO.
. MAUUIED MEN or these entering on that
happy life , uwuro of physical debility , quickly
assisted.
OUR SUCOH3S
Is based upon facts. Flnt Praotla&l experi
ence. Mecond Every case Is specialty studied ,
thus itartlng right. Third-Medicines are
prepared In our laboratory exactly to suit
each case , thus effectlugciircsnltbout Injury.
Drs. Betts & Betts ,
t409 DOUGLAS STREET. . - OMAHA. NEa
C. L. Eriokson , Local Agt,200 N.lGtli St
AMUSEMENTS.
OPERA
jBoycTs
HOUSE.
Nov. 13
DANIEL FROHMAN'S '
Lpuiii Theater
Ujrtlio autborof ' 'TIio Wlfo , " "Lord CImmloy , " etc. ,
IMvltl Delasco and Henry C. Do 311110.
. . THE success LAST
CHARITY I YEAR AT THE N. Y.
BALL | LYCEUM THEATER ,
Produced with special econcry , accessories and
dolnllofrnro perfection ,
Bale opeus at box olllco Wednesday morning.
' OPEEi
BOYD'B
HOUSE
Sunday , November 16
First
Production In
Omaha of
ARCHIBALD
OLOVERINa
Comedy-Dramn. GTTNTER'S Great ' New York.
Under the management of MR. FRANK W.
SANGER , of the jrondway Theater. N. Y.
Box sheet opens Saturday morning , at
regular prices.
Tl r * * .J THREE N1GHTSONL
AC raind
J commonohis
SUNDAY , NOV. 16.
E. n. Stair's HcalUtlo Production of the American
Character Comcviy , by Herbert Hall Wlnslow ,
"ABARREL OF HONEY"
Interesting
Ejccltlns
THE MOST Xaughable COMEDY.
.Natural
Pleasing
Krcr wrllton , Interpreted by the best company of
comedians In existence. A carlond of siunory and
erects. Thu greatest nnd montthrllllnK of all sensa
tional scenes. The Iron uillln at vrurk. .Hlartllne
surprises ! Unequalled specialties ! llilclit niunlcl
KlecantcoHturaesI Popular prices. Dor sheet opens
Saturday mornlnir ,
dcn
Lawlcr , Manneur. Corner llth and Vat-
imin Streets , Oimihu.
WKKK Or NOV. 10th.
7.AMASS A , Chief of the Zulus ! a Novr Fet of Wax
Kluuresj htereopllcan Views nnd Panaromlo scenery
Turner , the muilcal freak ; Key llroi. , Curocdlnns ;
Horn ; nnd dance artlits ; Cherort.ArabliunncriAiiioiii
font orlk nlif nrccnbnuni , Miivlcmn : Astcrla , space
Anallillater : Honor rernandez. Mandolin Arllat.
O.NK DIME ADMITS TO AM *
DR. CLUCK ,
Eye and Ear.
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SOME SPECIALS vt
1 We offer today 300 Men's Sack Suits , made of an excellent quality jfl
I of silk mixed cassimere , lined with double warp Italian and well trirttt >
j
filled. ' One look at them will convince you that they are offei'cd ar byr \
J low'their real value.
We offer today about 100 fine black Cheviot Cutaway Frock Suits , witft
> flat binding and lapped seams ; a handsome suit and well fitting , thcsfl
suits are selling ordinarly for $15.
We offer a lot of extra fine Black Diagonal Cheviot Suits , double breasted
sack coats with double breasted vests , of nobbiest make and finish. This i3
as stylish a suit as you can find and we do not exaggerate when we tell you
that such a suit will cost you elsewhere $20 :
" ] We place on sale in our Boys' Department 250 ] < jood substantial knee pant suits
I made of honest cassimere , different patterns and neatly gotten up , some with cor
[ tied scnnio , some nlth iilenK They arc Just tlio tiling for bnjs llmt are hard on dollies niul no gtmp
nnteo them toghotho ucst Mitlsfnutlon. Von Imvo lo .my In other houses fully $ U.5I ) for just tmoll
J suits.
We offer a large assortment of Children's Cape Overcoats sizes 4 td
12 made of all wool cheviots , in handsome plaids. This is a neat littld
garment and good for service. The price is extraordinarily low , you wijj
not be able to duplicate it for less than $4.50 or $5.
Besides the above we offer , this week , several other bargains in Boys' Overcoats. Ij
will pay you to examine them. At no time were Boys' Overcoats sold at such prices.
Mail orders filled promptly.
Nebraska Clothin
Corner 14th. and Douglas Streets.
WOONSOCKET & RHODE ISLAND
We carry the BIG STOCK of the west , quote Eastern prices and
50O miles nearer you than any other market. Correspondence
solicited.
American
NBJ3 ,
Try our Leather Soled Rubber Boots.
" Itis better to always
be ready than suffer
once.5'
For -winter outfit
ting that will defy
the Cold Wave that
is bearing down up
on uswe recommend
early selections from
our full assortment
of Fine Overcoats
and Heavy Under
wear.
DRUNKENNESS
X.IQUOH. HABIT.
IN ALL THE WORLD THERE IS BUT ONE CURE
DR. HAINES' GOLDEN SPECIFIC ,
It can be cUtn In n rup ofronVA or tcu , or In
lltlei of fuoJ , without Uio knowledge ol the patient ,
H nee * a rr. It U Absolutely btrmlem and will etftcl
permanent and ipeedy cure , whether the tiailenl la
amoderatadrlnkeroraaaloouoliowreok. I'l AKt EU
JTA1LH. It operattia ao quietly and with auoh cer *
Ulnty that the patient undergoes no Inconvenience ,
and era he U aware , hla complete reformation la
effected. 48 page book ol particulars tree. Tobehauol
KUHN& CO. , lOlhiiDouuU.i.A ; Ulh CumlnEBt .
Kj' Trade applied by ULAKt. IiUUCU & CO. . and
nuuci uo. . om n
MB remidy lor nil Ihn
r'urP3ln M ummtuinl dlactiarKea ami
FiTa&UAYB.w Prl\atecll o e utiien. ) A
ra aiiaiM4 i M V certain euro ( or the deliill.
< > > Bulitut.w tatlne weaknm peculiar
I prracribelt nnd feel > aa
In rcconimf tiding U to
7 JB8TONE R'H ! o" ' . Otc TU , ItU
Noli ) by nriiKKUM.
Sti.lt 1'UICU ffl.OO.
B,8.
WATCHES.
DIA&/IONDS /
and FINE JEWELRY
Solo Agent In Omaha for Gorharn Man
ufacturing Go's
Sterling
Silverware
MANTLE CLOCKS ,
RICH CUTGLASS and
CHINA.
Our Stock of Fine Goods is the
Largest and Our Prices the
Lowest.
Conic nnd see in.
Cor. Douglas & 15th St
MANHOOD RESTORED.
"SANATIVO , " tliO
AVoudorrulBpnnlth
Itumudjr , cniea all
Nervous Dlepasen ,
Bucb as Weak Mem.
ory , LOBS of Brain
1'owcr , lli'udflclie.
\Valicfulneif , LOB I
' ' Manhood , Nercme -
Joforo & Aftbr'ys'rT. licee , Lassitude , nil
FuulOKrnphcU from Jjif. drains and lose ol
power of the. Generative Organs , In cither eex ,
cuupcd liy over-exertion , youthful indlccretlonaoi
the cxcernlve uitenf tobacco , nplumor etlmulants ,
which ultimately lend to Infirmity , Consumption
and Insanity , 1'nt tin In convenient form to carry
In the vent pocket. Price $1 n package , or 6 for JS
Sent by mall to any address. Circular free. Men
tlon thin paper. Aridrtia
IUDBIO CUIBKUL CO. , < tr Dearborn St. . Chicago , 111.
I'OUKAl.K IN OMAHA , NEll. UV
Kuhn & Co. Cor. 15lli & DoURlan htrcels.
J. A. Fuller & Co. , Cor. lltli , v DoiiKlim Streets.
A. n , Foster & Co , . Council Illutls. Iowa.
NERVE AND BRAIN TREATMENT.
Specific fnr Hr t rla. nii lne s.FlU , KearalgU. Wiikfr
[ UMUU , Mental bopreulon , Hoftenlniror the llraln.ro-
lulling In Insanity aaU leading to misery decay onj
death , Premature Old Ago. llarronneu. Lou of Tower
Inollher eei , Involuntarjr I.onei , and Butrmttorrlicca
eauiel IJYorer < iertlo.of the brain , nelf.ntmne or
Of cr-limulstnce. > . ch box contains ono monlb'i treat.
in nt. l ahor. or alx for 04. rent lir mallprf paid.
With earti order ( tr nil boxei. win /end | , urclla > ir
piaranteo to refund money If the treatment falll CO
euro , uuaraoteei limed and ucnumo told ouli Lr
GOODMAN DHUG CO. ,
11101'arnum Street , - Omaha Neb ,
DR. BAILliY
GRADUATE DENTIST
A Full Pet of Tootli
on Hiilitiur , fur
Five Uoi.iAita.
A perfect fit Kitarnntccd. Tcctli cxtructnd
without iiiiln or tlnnzor. itntl wltLout iinnns-
thotlcs. Quid and ullvor ( Illlngs ut low us t
rates. Urldpo nnd Crown Work. Toutli wlth-
outiilatuj. All work warranted.
OFFICE PAXTON BLOCK , 16TH AND FARNAM
Kntranco , 10th struct elevator Opou oven-
nga until S o'clock ,
OXLV'-nr. I dito's rorlodleal Plll
the Frencb remedy , act on the menstrual syilcm anU
euro suppreiiloa iroai nlmtuvor causa. Prumala
menstruation. Tlioio nlllssbould nutba taken dur-
, DK prciinancy. Am. Pill Co. , lloyalty 1'ropi. , Bpen-
cer , Clay Co. , la. ( jonuluoby BnennunA .McComioll ,
llodiieSt. , nuarl'.OOmaha ; C. A. Mulchor , rioulli
Omahui M. P. 1II1K. Cuuucll lllutf * . U or 3 far 13.
UlfE ? A If MA N H16"OD
mm C. MA PV Karly Decay and Abuie.
WW mM lopotincrLo VIJor , . a4
bttlthfallyrtitoxi.VarUoedicartd. fartMnlailid ,
( trisctliiniit , H wHom Ireitll i nttre mdi ili4.
Becrciy. I'taf. U. M. UUl'l'H , 1T4 i'ultoabu , f. , K >
PRINCIPAL POMS
EAST , WEST ,
NORTH and SOUT
T
1302 Farnam Stra i1 ! .
HARRY p. DEUEL ;
Olty Pasaonffor aad Ilokot Aaronfl
SYPHILISH CURED
"We guarantee to
cure any case of Syph
ilis no matter of how
long standing. And
we have the only rem
edy that will cure theN
disease. You have
tried everything else
and wasted youj ?
money , why not now
try us. We guarantee
to cure or refund every
dollar. When it is nec
essary for patient to
come here we agree to
pay railroad fare both
ways , all hotel bills
and refund your mon
ey if we do not cure
you. Write for partic
ulars ; do not be Inim1
J
bugged any longer,1
We are financially re
sponsible with $300-
000 capital. COOK
REMEDY Co. , Omaha , '
Neb. , Rooms 39 & 40,1
13th and Dodge Sts.
Y Oif W EAK" ANV ?
Aceittciilutreak ! DebilityAtrophy , Imnotency , J
1'mrs , livll 'thought ! ! , Varfcoc-flc , l.o iei ,
Hlavery to unmanly practlci-u , Ni-rrousneii ,
Hhrunkcn I . .n . . . Organs.-nil . . . n _ . . 1 llicae IcllstlieBturr nro einnl/let Mnl ! i
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unil win u MoHuuolu of Niirrru * .
KUIK nf.UIVA.lt CO. . Ilullulo , N. V. Yon
CAN'T HOOK HEALTH !
INTHCWOFUD Wltk
iw x H itkJ 3iu > nr iN nupTunit
ir Rive relief lllio" lit. I'lorce'a ' iUzncllo KlacilJ
Truia. " Itliaarurrathouianrtal ifvoit wont th
Illth'l' , nenil lo liiBUinin torfrco I'anylilttAUtV
.Mngntllo liluttlc'i'rtui Co. , bau Fraficluu '