8 2 THiQ OMAHA DAlJj BE.E : OTllIDAY , DECEMBER ' 5 , 1800.
THE CITY.
Children's clonk sulo ixt Morse's.
Miss Ll7.7lo Ackloy tiled yestorduj
nt her homo , 1510 Dorcas fltreot , tiRoi !
twenty-two years. The rcniiilns will b (
forwarded this morning to Watson
Mo. , for tntormont.
Special clonk bargains Morso'n snlo.
The fedornl grand jury visited tin
dctif nml dumb institute Thursiluy utter
noon on the Invitation of Professor Gil
Icspic , nnd spent n , plonsnnt uf tcrnoot
Inspecting the workliifisof tlmtinstltutc
See MOIMO'B ladles' * 5.00 nowmurkcts
Lon Adnma was before the police
mnt'lstrnto for stealing n watch fron
William t'rioHiniin. The watcli was
found In his posbcsslon , and the culprl
WIIH tflvon thirty dnys. Innsinueh as h <
had Just finished serving u thirty duyi
torin , the buntuncb wns suspended tim
Adiuns wns taken tothu bridge and flrot
over Into Iowa.
Sealskin garments , old prices , a
Morso'a.
_ _
"At Itist , I can oat n peed squnro men
without Its distressing mo ! " was the grntcfu
exclamation of ono whoso appetite liml bcci
of Avci-'s ' tiursnpnrllla
rc&torcd by the use
after years of dyspeptic misery. A tc.ispoon
ful of the extract before each meal sharpen !
the appetite.
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HKAIj KSTATI3 KXGUANGi : .
Anotliur InlercstliiK Meeting
n l/ni'fi < i Allcndnnce.
There ivas a largo representation of mem
bcrs and business nicti at yesterday's session o
the real estate exchange.
The committed appointed to sollcl
Bubscrlptloas nnd donations of cloth
ing and provisions for the need ;
farmers ia the western part of tin
state reported the collcctloa of consldcrabl
cash anil a largo amount of new and second
hand clothing. This was turned over to tin
board of trade to bo forwarded to its destina
tion.
tion.Tho following property was listed for sale
Hecs place , lot 'J'2 , 113x140 , 8-room House
KU500.
Improvement association addition , II fee
of lot ! ' , block 12 , Twentieth and Castcllai
13,000.
Eckcrman place , three lots , 4-room hous
on each , 81 , 000 each.
Sblnn's second addition , lot 8 , bloctt U , T
room house , fli > 00 ,
City lot 8 , block 109 , 00x13' . ' , Fourteentl
and JacKson , B.OOO.
Marsh's addition , lot 7 , block 9 , 40x121
11,500.
Orchard Hill , lots 12 and 13 , block 3 , 100 :
130 , $2fiOO. ,
Hlmobnugh Place , part lot 30 , 14 roon
house , SUt.OUO.
Howe's addition , 33 feet of lot 0 , 33x129 ,
room house , 1,000.
Sales were reported as follows :
By Jaynes & Co. , three lots lii Shermai
avenue park. ? li00. !
By M. A. Upton company , lot If , block G
Baundurs & Hitnobiuigli , $700.
By J. P. Fiiiloy , lot 12 , block 77 , Soutl
Omaha , $7,000.
By Star Land and Tjoan company , lot ' .
block 5 , $500.
By Ocorgo W. llolbrook , lot 5 , block "i
Baunders ft Hiincbnugli's Mount Plcasan
addition § ! 00 ; lot i ) . block 1) ) , same nclditioi :
ttOO ; lot 15 , block I , satno addition , $ SOO.
By Potter & ( Jcorgo company , lot 1
Gcorpo's subdivision. South Uniaha , 4350
lot 0 , "block , Bedford place , JiiSli ; 41 acres
BchlosliiRcr's addition , $ M,533 ; lot 1 * block i
SteeloA , Wood's addition to East Omalic
1550. _ _
In Hollnnd , Mich. , C. .f. Doestniryil pu
Hshes the News , and in Its columns strongl ;
recommends Dr. Thomas' Electric Oil to
coughs , colds , sere throat , catarrh and osthmu
Mrs. Minerva , A. Balloy , wife of JIURO ! G
B. Balloy , mother of Captain George M
Bailey , chief clerk of the mail
Dodge , died November 4 , at 10:30 : a.m. , < i
her homo at Waterloo , Nob. She was ono c
Nebraska's ulonccrs , coining hero in ISC !
Bottling on the ElUhorn , in the west part c
Douglas county. Slio was a lady of tine cu
turo , with a very extensive circle of acquaint
miccs. Mrs. Bulloy's death was very suddoi :
although she had been an invalid for sovei ?
months. A letter written by her a fe\ \
hours before death to nor son , Captal
Balloy , showed her "mind to have been pei
fect'y ' clear and uuimp.ilrcd at that time
Mrs. Bailey was born in Townnda , Pa
March 18 , 1820 , and was married to Judg
Balloy In Freeport , 111. , in 184' . ' . Mrs. M. t
Klnnoy , of this city , and Captain U. M
Bailey of Council Bluffs , her children are th
only survivors of the family.
Gorman or French in Vivo U'eeltf
Ono term of each will bo given by th
natural method at Y. M. G. A. , com
mending with free lectures todaj
Gorman at 1:30 : & 8 p. in. French at 7 pan
ANOTHER COMBINE.
Tricksters Plotting to Hun the Clt
for Their Own Hcncflt.
An effort Is being made to organize on
other combine In the city council for nox
year. Davis nud Chaffeo of the council an
Frank II. Morrisscy hnvo the matter in hnn
nnd are mnldng a despcrato effort t
got ton men in line , on th
plan of the old combine whic
was killed at Tuesday's election. Thcs
workers are playing tlio same scheme tha
was successfully rung In last year. The
approach a now member and claim to hav
nine men pledged to stand by each othei
They give the victim a chance to Join th
pang nnd share the spoils and toll him thr
if ho stays out of the ring ho will gc
nothing from the council organizatio
nnd will bo la the minority an
powerless to do anything in the council fc
his constituents. This dodge is being workc
for all It is worth but its tangible results ui
not yet evident.
Bechel , Coopnr and Tuttle are talked of h
those workers as the next president of tli
council. The hackers of the scheme don
care who Is president so long as their lute
csts are guarded as carefully as they hav
been during the past year.
Another Victim of tlic Oil Can an
Cook Steve Combination.
A Distressing accident occurred shortly b
fore 0 o'clock yesterday morning at tl
residence of Lewis Durham , 1430 South Tin
tccnth street.
Mrs. Durham was endeavoring to kindle
flro In the cook stove , and as It did not bui
satisfactorily , sno poured on some oil from
can of kerosene. The fire was communlcati
by the stream to the inside of the can , whli
exploded , throwing the burning oil all ov
the unfortunate woman. Her scrcau
brought her husband to her assistance , ai
ho managed to extinguish the llames ,
though his arms and hands were fearful
burned. His injuries , while very palufu
nro not fatal.
Mrs. Durham , however , was frightful
burned nnd cannot possibly recover. T !
city physician was summoned and did wh
he could to relieve her awful sufferings. H
clothes were all burned from her body , ai
In suvcral places the llosli was actual
charred. She was burned from her head
her feet and suffered the most oxcruclatu
agony.
.1 .v.vo VXCKM M\TS. :
Tne "Fairies' Well , " which opens a tht
"nights' engagement at the Boyd ncxt.Mond
night , Is said to bo ono of the most plcti
csciuo Irish dramas now before the uubl
It is full of love , legend , history , roniaiu
poetry , villainy , mirth , humor , nnd wit ,
is a superb presentation of the aristocrat
and higher element of the Irish peusnijtry.co
bluing In all the hotter manly and womai
tralla of the poor but honorable people of t
ICmornld Isle. Mr. Carroll Johnson , the fi
mor Irish comedian , prays the leading ro
and that means a good deal ,
German Convornntlim in Kivo AVool
Frco lectures today fully lllustn
ing the natural method , nt Y. M. G. I
at 4:30 : and 8 p. in. French at 7 p. m.
Pluah cloaks , special bargains , Morse
MOUSE'S 8 A MO.
lied Comforts 05o and $1. D.
Wo find 20 btilos of bed comforts moro
than wo feel wo ouplit to have.
They nro the quality usually Bold nt
$1.60 nnd another at $ U.OO , and wo shall
oITor the
$1.50 quality for OSc.
$2.00 quality for $1.39.
On sale tonight nnd tomorrow morn-
Ing. They nro heavy , full elzo nnd
worth the attention of every ono. Ilotols
nnd boarding houses will do especially
well to look at thorn.
THE MORSE DRY GOODS CO.
Diphtheria ,
Mlcrobo Killer Is n specific
For this dreadful disease !
It 1ms never failed !
Oonts ! I can certainly pronounce your
wonderful Mlcrobo Killer a specific for
diphtheria. Mlcrobo Killer conquered
diphtheria in our baby In three dnys.
The throat wns badly swollen and com
pletely covered with membrane. Ml
crobo Killer immediately destroyed the
mcinbrano , which turned black and
cnmo olT , nnd the child was completely
restored to health. I bcllovo It will euro
nny cure of diphtheria , nnd wo feel sure
it saved our baby's life. Mrs. Chuppell ,
721 Seventeenth street , San Francisco.
Give Microbe Killer to your children.
It will destroy the germs , and they will
not tnko diunthcrln. If they luivo the
disenso , gtva Mlcrobo Killer frcoly , and
it will euro them surely and quickly.
For sale by Kuhn & Co. , druggists.
Dr. Blrney cures catarrh. Boo bldg
i ) IST it 10 r co u iir.
Yesterday's 1'rocucilliiK1 * in the
Nestle Murder Cane.
Judge Tiffany immediately after conven-
ingcourt yesterday morning , and before Cleric
Moored had read the Journal , instructed that
the Jury in the Reynolds murder trial bo
tnltcn through the alloys and streets where
Nestle pursued the men who shot him. The
jury was accompanied by the assistant state's
attorney , the attorney for the defendant ,
Sheriff Uoyd , and the prisoner and Bailiffs
Grebe nnd Hunt.
The first witness called for the state was
Ofllccr Mitchell , of the Metropolitan police
force. The defense objected to him because
his full name did not appear in the Indict
ment. His Christian name Is Fiunk , but on
the indictment it lead "Onleer Mitchell. "
Judiro Tiffany overruled the objection and the
witness proceeded. Ho said ho was n mem
ber of the Metropolitan police force.
Ho wns oa duty on the night of ApriL ao
when Nestlo.was shot. Ho met Hoynolds on
Tenth strcut in front of the St. James hotel
about midnight. The fellow looked suspic
ious nud was questioned closely. Reynolds
said his name was McDonald and that bo
lived with his aunt near the Union Pacific
bridge. The man said bo was on bis way
homo , but started off la a direction opposite
to that of his homo. The ofilcer then placed
him under arrest. Who searched , the pris
oner had a billet strapped to his wrist.
Knight Latham , a scavenger , testified that
ho haa seen Nesitlo about i ) o'clock us ho ran
out of the alley on Twelfth street. Nestle
said , "I have been shot and cannot live.
Take tno to the nearest doctor.1' Witness
put Nestle in his buggy and took him to the
pollco station. Nestle said ho could feel the
blood running Inside of him and would die.
The defense objected to any dying declara
tions inado by Nestle. Witness said Nestle
told him therowcro two men. The largest
ono of the two , carrying on over
coat on his arm , was the ono who shot him. .Ho
could identify the man at sight.
J.V. . Hall identified Hcynolds as ono of
the men who stopped him on the night of the
shooting. Reynolds was carrying an over-
ntii and Howard. The mon then went
over toward Ilarnoy street nnd the witness
went homo. The hour was between half past
8 and 9 o'clock. '
Reynolds , the accused , was pit ] upon tbo
witness stand. He denied all knowledge of
thoshooting1 , claiming to have been in an
other part of the city at the hour when the
'atal shot was fired. This testimony closed
, ho case and the arguments will bo inado this
norning.
In Judge Doano's court the trial of the case
> f the Nebraska savings bank against Henry
sangwhi and Guy C. Matterson was on trial.
I'ho bank is seeking tq recover the sum of
$3,000. The facts as set forth by the plaintiff
show that in September , 183S , the defendants ,
who nro contractors , undertook to complete
.ho hank building nt Twenty-sixth nud N
streets , South Oinabo , agreeing to have th6
same ready for occupancy by December 10 of
that year. They failed to carry out their
part of the contract , hence the suit for
damapo.
In Jndco IIopowcll's court the case of
Jane M. Klnnio against " \Veslov M. Craig is
on trial. The plaintiff is a pretty little woman
of twenty summers and is tnaltins an effort to
compel Craig to assume the responsibility ol
caring for her infant child. She also charges
.hat the young mau is the father of the little
ono.
French Conversation In Plvo AVceks.
Today at 7 p. in. free lecture nt Y. M.
C. A. , fully illustrating the natural
method , German at 4:30 : and 8 p. m.
Dr. BIrnov cures catarrh , Boo
Sons or the American Revolution.
There will bo a meeting of the society of
Sons of the American Revolution at rooms
)2l ) and 019 Now York L'.fo building next
Saturday at 8. p. in.
All members are cordially Invited to , bo
resent , as also these who propose to inako
ipphcatlon for membership. By order of the
president , C. S. C'UASI ; .
N. J. BUUNIUM , Secretary.
OaedlnUllllonBot nomes
tOTeara tha Standard.
HAH NOT SKU'lMil ) OUT.
Burns Appenrn Iti Person to Hcfnto
Charges niado AcnlriRt Him.
Newell It , Burns , who runs a feed store nt
the corner of Eighth and Jackson strcoU in
this city , nnd another at Lyons , Neb. , put
In nn appearance nt Chief Scnvoy'a '
office yesterday morning , tn company with
Secretary Hnzelton of the Y. M , C.
A. , to personally refute the statement
mndo by nn Omaha paper to the effect that ho
had snipped out with $1,000 , belonging to Mr.
Hnzleton to avoid meeting n deserted wife.
Mr. Burns gave ample evidence that the
first assertion was false and Mr. Ilnzlctoti de
clared positively that the second wns untruo.
Ilosald that Mr. Burns htict never borrowed
$1,000 from him , and furthermore did not owJ
him n cent.
As to his domestic dlfllcultles Mr. Hums
said that ho had supposed his
first wlfo dead , but that whether
dead or living he had a divorce from her , nnd
that she had no reason to wrlto Chief Seavoy
to look him up because she woo out of means.
Ho said that her present condition was
nothing to him , as the bonds that formerly
bound them were broken.
Mr , Hazclton stated that Mr. Burns was
married In this city n few days ago to Miss
CInra E. Iliglcy , n most estimable young-
lady of Lyons , Nib.
Mr. Burns is engaged in baling hav at
Lyons and divides his time betweau that
place ami his ofllco in this city.
Lieutenant Lode wood , Seventeenth infan
try , stationed at Fort I ) . A. Hussell , Vfyo. ,
has had his leave of absence extended six
teen days.
Private Dick H. Showes7 troop F , Ninth
cavalry , has been ordered discharged from
the army , to date December Tl ) , IbOO.
Season
Has Its own peculiar malady ; but \vlth tlia
Wood maintained hi a state of uniform vigor
and purity , by the use o { Ayer's Sarsaparllla.
the system readily adapts Itself to changed
conditions. Composed of the best altcir.tlvca
nnd tonics , and being highly conccntiatcd.
Ayer's Saisauarllla is the mosteffectUo and
economical of all blood medicines.
"For some yeais , at the return of spring ,
1 had serious trouble with my kidneys. I
Mas unable to sleep nights , and sulleied
crjatly with pains In the small of my hack.
I was alsoaflllctcd with headache , loss ol
appetite , and Indigestion. These symptoms
\\eio much woise last spring , especially the
tioubleItli my back. A filtiut persuaded
me to USD" Ayer's Sarsnpaillla. I began
taking It , and my troubles all dlsappcaiud. "
Mis. Gcncvra Belanger , 21 lirldgo st. .
Springfield , Mass.
Ayer's SarsapaHIKa
I'UKI-AIUD 1)Y
1)R. J. 0. AYER & CO. , Lowell , Mass.
Boldby Dtug l l" . * l , li < i. Worth $ aibotllc.
DraBettsABetts
Physicians , Surgeons and Specialists ,
MO © DOUGHxAS BTRE1ET
OMAHA , NER
Ths tnoit widely ana favorably know spoo-
lallsts In the United States. Their IbngoX'
perlonoe. remarkable s' Ill nnd unlrcmnl mo
cess In the treatment anil cure of Nerrouq
Chronic and Surgical Diseases , ontltlo tbesi
eminent physicians to the full confidence o
the aflllctea everywhere. They gufirnntce :
A CERTAIN AND POSITIVE CURE to
the awful ollecU of early vice and the nurnor
oua evtla that follow In Its trnln ,
1'HIVATE , 1)1,000 ) AND BldN DISEASE !
speedily , completely and permanently ourod
NKKVOU8 UEUILITV ANU SEXUAL 013
OKDEH3 yield readily to their skillful treat
mi'ILE3 , FISTULA AND RECTAL ULCERS
guaranteed ourod without pain or dotontloi
riIVDUOOELE AND VARICOOKLE permn ,
uently ami luccessfully cured In every case
SYPHILIS. GONOltUIIEA , GLEET/Spor
pmtorrheB , Boir.liml Weakness , Lost Manhood
ftlRht Emissions , Decayed Faculties , Fomal
Weakness and all delicate disorders pcculla
to cither sex positively cured , as well oo nl
functional disorders that result from youth
ful follies or the excess of mature yean.
TPirTURl ? Guaranteed porroanontl :
OHVlV-'l Ulxly cured , removal complete
without cutting , oaustla or dilatation. Cure
affected at homo by patient without a mo
ment's pain or annoyance.
TO YOUNG AND MIDDLE-AGED MfcN.
awful effects o
AQITPR fllPTJTho
OUKE. LUKli early vice which bring
orpanlo weakness , destroying both mind am
body , with all Its dreaded Ills , permanent ,
cured.
nP.'s ' RPTT Address these who have 1m
U5\J. DLL IJ paired themselves by 1m
proper Indulgence nnd solitary h-xblta , whlol
ruin both mind and body , unfitting thorn fo
butlness , study or marriage.
MAKIUED MEN or these entering on tha
happy life , aware of physical debility , qulokl ;
Ml " "
OUR BUOOH3S
Is bai d upon facts. First Practical expert
one * . Uecond Every case Is specially atudlec
thus itartlng right. Third-Medicines ar
prepared in our laboratory exactly to lul
each oaie , than effoctlngourei without injury
Drs. Betts & Betts ,
1409 DOUGLAS STREET. OMAHA. NEE
DR. BAILEY ,
GRADUATE DENTIS'
A Full Set of Toott
on Hiihbor , for
I-'IVE llnt-UAHS.
A perfect fit guaranteed. Teeth oxtraoto
without pain or danger , and without nnaci
thotlcs. Gold and silver fillings at lowes
rules. Hrldpo and Crown Work. Tcoth will
oiitnlatci All work warranted.
OFFICE PAXTON BLOCK , 16TH AND FARNArv
Entrance , IGth street elevator Open oven
ngs until 8 o'clock
FRENCH SPECIFIC.
A POSITIVE ndpermanent CURE lor al
dljeato.oTlhe URINARY ORGANS. Cure !
where olhir treatment tails. FulTdirectlons with eacl
boillo. Price , one dollir. See signature ol E , L
jSTAHU For Sale By All Druggist * .
"
"TO WEAK WIEN
Buffcrlm ; from the ptlccu uf jouthfulerrors , carl ;
decay , u astlim n cakncss , lost manhood , etc. , I wll
ECIHI a valuable treatise ( s > Rlodl containing ful
particulars for homo euro. I'll 1C i : of charge. ;
eplenitlit medical work : > houlil ha rvtul by ever :
man who la nervous anil debilitated. Atldrcst
1'rof. I' . C. l'O\VLEItiUoodUBCoim
id er " 1 wepVwhen I was born&nd every day
iy
to
>
didhVuse
eo iy $ W
ir-
ic. ' &
lo ( Q < * j u * jjj i s cxo' ' tva \ o.if >
mir - used ora.ll
ofscourin so p { .
ir- lo , m ia > cleaning purposes
"Ah I Ah I" Oriod the house "Oh ! Oh ! " Oriea tlio DIET ,
it- wife , "Tho Soorot I knowf no " At length. 1 must got I cannot
DIRT can resist r withstand . < >
B " / " > flh SATURDAY MATiNEEt
OOMMRNOIMO T S ?
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THUHtJUATXJLJGG. . 4 * .
Trtttini > htiit nctum of
IMRE fcaiRALFY'S
A'cir dint Ktdtunrnte i'rmtitrtton , Sur-
juiHHtnu < i/ri.VtM'/ JtevtvittM ,
AroundiiWorld
Under the Uoesoiml Direction of
UROTI-IL1RS.
GriuirtScenorr. OoruComCo'tumM. ( Jront Compa
ny of 'lerpslcorenn ArtlsC. The Suez Canal , llio
Mlkndolliillct. Tlio Horiil Necropolis. Homo of the
Mlkmlo. The ( ilunt btnlrwnj , Tlio Wreck of the Hen
rietta. The Krcontrlol'nlnce.TlioUvo Klophiint.
Snlo opens Wetliiesdajr nt rouulnr prlcoa
Three s .
Commencing
DEC. Stkt
W.II , Powers' ' Company
I'lescntlnxtlioKmimntlo
Irish Uraniii ,
The Fairy's AYcll
A Coiuimitlon 1'ltiy to
The Ivy Lent.
A strictly llrst eliiM
company. Iricluil lua the
talcutt-d Irish coniculaii ,
CARROLL JOHNSON
Lnto of Johnson k Slailn'a
Mlnntrd9.
A powerful ilrnnmtlc com.
pnnr. I'rniluctlon the mime
ns nt the lllli St.thcntur , X.
Y. Milo of tents begins Sat-
iirilnf.
THE GRHND-SPEGiflL
lYfcIav emd Satunlav. Dcf.Sth &Cth Snturdayanil
Muttntc.
No Pent ! Letters In This. Bright , Ilrlsk nnil
Bieczy. The 1'nrco Coinudy fcunsatlon of
the day , the
U. S. MAIL
An Ajulablo Satire on Uncle Sam's Pos
tal Sen leo.
Special Scenery , Novel Dnneos. Hlnljorato
Costumes , New music. This lilRli-stilnrlcd
company cannot afford to play ut popular
prices. The following siiccluf prlceshavo lioeti
urrniiROd : Orchestra. 1st 15 rows , Tr c : all
other orchestra soitsSOc ; bnlcony Xo uiul2.ic ;
KiillcrylSc : liox seats T5c and tl. llox sheet
opens Thuisday mornlnff.
THE8VHAY
8V\HAY , December 7.
The Shooting Star , Famous Scout , Actor nud
Ohampion Eifle Shot of the World ,
MIXONR - JOE
Supported by a Specially Selected Dramatic
Company in the Eealostio Drama.
\ BLACK HAWKS \
See thegreatest'actlng dogs In the -world.
Juinbo , the largest St. Bernard dog. Two
horses on the stage. Popular Prices.
Box Sheet Opans Saturday Morning.
DIME EDEN MUSEE.
WILL LAAVLUH , XIonnKcr , Corner 11 th nnd Fnraam
streets Omaha. Weokof Doc. 1st.
The Dervlllu l-'uiully 0.
Dockstiider.
Tno Omnha Ilraves.
The Italian Gypsy Hand. . * "
Artine. 1'uper Oueun , Sidney , the Whlttlor.
. A brlghj. hei'rj'outurtalnnicut , refined and
H-CZuui.
ONE DIME ADMITS TO ALL ,
"Grind ivitJLevery wind"
BARGAINS
That are
BARGAINS.
( and for tliat day only )
"We shall offer an assortment
of
At a reduction which Is sure
to surprise everybody.
Our best grades will be mark
ed down from $6 , $8
and $1O , to
Plainer goods from $4 & $8 to
$3.OO.
MOTHERS
and others intereste'd in
small folk and small clothes
will take notice that these
prices are less than the cost of
material. The fine work and
artistic combinations are our
contribution to the trade.
REMEMBER :
Monday , December Sf/i ,
BARGAINDAY. '
IR.E.B.WESTS
. . .
NERVE AND BRMN TREATMENT.
Bpeclfto for HTitorl JDiilne ; .rlt . KtrarjltrU , Wrvke.
tulnoit. Mental Ixpr.ulon , HattcnlnKot the lir luro-
fultlnir in lnin.nUr uaa lenHnk- miiery tleo aiij
death , Prem&ture GldbAB * > larrenne8f > l'oi * of Tower
tn cither > i , lnTOlunt rJLo ei , nrt Biwrm.torrboei
cauixt by ovor-txertlo.i o ( the brain , lelr-ntiuio or
OTer-tnduirence. Kacli box contuns onemonth'itreat-
ment II aboz , 01- 1 ( or l. nt l > j mMlirer.lil. | .
With each order 6r U box.i , wtll lernl purchiuwr
( niannteo to rtfund racaey If the tmtment ( ilU to
cur > . uutronteet l ue > > and uenuino oM unlr br
GOODMAN DRUG CO. ,
1110 Farnam Street. - - Om ha Neb.
JOSEPH GIUOTT'S '
STEEL-PENS.
GOLD MEDAU , PARIS EXPOSITION , 1880.
THE MOST .WEPT OF PENS.
LADIES
PJHOin FEMALE REGULATOR , Saf
MAU U 5 clitiln to a ifiy cr inonej r
lundeil Ur mill V. Srourefy idled from ol
COOK MtaiXl > r CO. , . .N *
FREELHMD , LQOMIS & GO , , Proprietors.
Cor. 15th and Douglas Strsets , Omaha.
The sudden ch.an.ge of the weather sharply reminds us of the need
of heavy underwear and "Winter Overcoats and naturally directs atten
tion to the best place to obtain these useful articles ofdress.
During the past week we have made the largest purchase of Win
ter Underwear , from a large manufacturer in Amsterdam , New York ,
ever bought by us since we have been in business , and at prices which
enable us to offer the most tempting bargains in the finest quality of
PURE AUSTRALIAN WOOL & MERINO UNDERWEAR
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In both white and colored fabrics , evershown in this city , without ex
ception. The goods included iri this purchase are none of them of the
cheaper grades , but are the finest fabrics made by this well known
knittiug mill , in patent and regular shapes , and of fine' texture. The
goods are now on sale at the Continental Clothing House at
prices as quoted below , and as we wish to distribute the goods included
in this purchase ( which amounts to about l.OOO dozen ) as widely as possi
ble , -we reserve the right to limit every purchaser to four garments only ,
as , at the prices we offer this underwear , many wholesale dealers would
like to purchase the entire lot. We offer for this week :
Lot i. Is a special lot of 200 dozen natural wool [ jio clycstuff used ] Underwear , in reg
ular sixes , made in excellent manner and usually sold at $1.26 each garment. We offer now to
close at tliis sale at
75 Cents Each. 75 Cents Each. 75 Cents Each ,
These are not coarse goods , but will be found of fine quality and suitable for any gentleman's
wear \vlio appreciates a good article. We repeat , the usual retail price of these goods is not
less than $1.25.
Lot 2. .We offer 200 dozen pure white Australian \Vool Underwear in regular sizes , new ,
fresh goods , such as we have sold regularly in our stock for the past year at $1.50 each. Now
offered to close during this sale at the remarkably low price of
$1.00 Each Garment $1.00 Each Garment $1.00 Each Garment
Lot 3 is 300 dozen of the finest quality Vicuna wool , patent shaped garments , weighing
12 Ibs. per dozen ; a fine narrow stripe , all the color being natural wool , ( no dyestufls used ) ;
goods that we have sold regularly for the past two years at $2 per garment , and which are
worth that price today , we offer subject to the same restrictions to each buyer , at exactly one-
half their real value , viz :
$1.00 Each. $1.00 Each. $1.00 Each.
Lot 4 is 300 dozen of the finest quality white underwear ever placed on our counters. It
is made of pure Australian wool. Regular patent shapes , and for gentlemen who appreciate an
undergarment of the finest , softest texture that is manufactured in this country , these goods !
will commend themselves. TV.y ? re- full -hea-vy weight , 12 Ibs. per dozen , and have been sold
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i5yu5 for tiie - past two years at $2 per ganrfent. With a view of extending our trade to the full
est extent with gentlemen who appreciate fine underwear and furnishing goods , we will offer this
lot until closed , at precisely one half our former price , viz :
$1.00 Each Garment $1.00 Each Garment $1.00 Each Garment.
With the same limitations in regard to delivering- not more than four garments to each
buyer. This is the most ! attractive bargain ever offered in our Furnishing- Goods Department
since we have been in business.
vVe will send samples of this Underwear to any address , b ) ' express , g iving the privilega
of examination and returning at our expense if the goods are not found to be worth , as stated ,
above , double the price at which we offer them.
Our stock of Overcoats and Ulsters is now complete in the details of this important
branch of our business. Our limited space prevents ns calling attention to all the different styles - .
that we have to offer , but it is sufficient to say , that the stock is by far the largest of any iir j.
the city and the prices were never more favorable for the consideration of buyers who appreciate
style , quality and workmanship at prices guaranteed lower than can be obtained elsewhere for
work of equal merit.
We call especial attention to our large stockof Irish Frieze Uuls-
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ters in different shades. For severe v/eather , this is acknowledged ir
the best garment in the market. *
Corner Fifteenth and Douglas Streets , Omaha.
The Largest Wholesale and Retail Clothing House West of tha
Mississippi.
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ARE MADE BY TIIE
WoonsocM X Rhode Island Rubber Go
And wo nro their voatorn agents and always carry a largo stock.
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