Nebraska Newspapers

    8 THE OJVIAHA DADDY BEE : SATURDAY. DECEMBER 27 , 1890.
THE CITY ,
SoVornl now cases of diphtheria have
developed in the Ninth ward within the
l > U8t WCClf.
Notrlyitll the store buildings along
Tenth struct under the viaduct have
boon vacated.
Mr. Peter Besen Ims Icon called to
Dos Moltics by the death of his sister ,
Mrs. G. Keller.
It look four men to attend to the ticket
ofllco tit the union depot on Christmas
and the day boforo.
Thorowero several persons who wont
to the depot yesterday morning to take a
view of the Stanley car.
The express men have been very busy
for several days past and expect to bo
kept active till after Now Year's.
Depot Master Ilanoy has had his
hands full for the lust few days , but the
veteran railroader la always on hand
when needed.
A marriage license was Issued yester
day to Mnrtln jUoriavty , nged twenty-
three , and Annie Bloom , nped eighteen ,
both of Omaha.
Secretary Nason of the board of traclo
ordered ton cur loads of coal yesterday
morning for the sullorors In the western
part of 111 3 state.
Mr. John Wuotrlch's employe" ! , Ed
Locdor , Jacob Lot/ and W. F. Moore ,
nrcsonto'l him with a pold-h ended cano
Thursdny as a token of their apprecia
tion.
Tomorrow evening a literary and
musical entertainment will bo given
in the Omaha Commercial college by
the Omaha Progressive llobrow Educa
tional association.
The American waterworks company
did not forgot the Omaha firemen and
the Omaha police forco. To each asso
ciation they sent a Christmas gift of $2-5 ,
which they dcslro to have appropriated
to the pension or relief fund.
E. L. Flagg will cither have to make
arrangements according to Building Inspector
specter Whltlock's Ideas of taking out a
permit , or bo prosecuted for violating
the building ordinance. Flagg was ar
rested yesterday but claimed that the ir
regularities had bcencau&cd byhis wife's
lack of information regarding the law.
A special meeting of the council was
called for last evening to take action
for the levy for the extension of the
North Omah'a sower. The appraisers
appointed to assess damages for the
property taken wore not ready to re
port and the matter was deferred for
action at the regular meeting of the
council next Tuesday night.
A committee of the city council mot In
the city clerk's oQlco yesterday morning
to equalize the lax asse&smcntoa real es
tate. The usual number of property
owners wore present to protest against
tholr assessment being Increased. Among
these was Thomas Swift , who protested
against his assessment in a general way
nml promised to appear before the com
mittee later and go Into details.
The committee on uersonal taxes will
mcot Monday morning and hoar th6
statement of persons who have boon
summoned to appear and show why tbey
have not been assessed on personal prop
erty. _
As Aycr's Snrsapnrllln. outstrips all other
blooil purlller in popular fnvor , so Aycr's Al
manac Is the most uiihcrsnlly familiar publi
cation of the kind in the world. It is printed
in ten InnKungps and tbo annual Issue exceeds
fourteen millions of copies. Ask your drug-
Cist for It.
Holiday Kxotunlons.
On December 21 , 25 and 31 , 1800 , and
January 1 , 1801 , the Union Pacific will
eoll tickets to all points in Kansas and
Nebraska at ono and one-third faro for
the round trip , creed returning until Jan
uary 6. 1801. Remember the dates.
Tlio Winter of Our Content
Is the title of a recent charming paper
by that brlllrint writer Charles Dudley
Warner , wherein the glories of the
Pacific const , ni a winter resort , are
most graphically described. The Amer
ican people are beginning to understand
that the Puget Sound country Is ono of
our most splendid possessions and that
the name of the "Mediterranean of the
Pacific" is a happy title not misapplied.
In speaking of Mount Taroinn , Senator
George P. Kdmundssays :
"I would bo willing to go 500 miles
again to sco that scene. The continent
is yet In ignorance of whut will bo ono
of the grandest show places as well
as sanitariums. If Switzerland is
rightly called the playground of
Europe , I am satisfied that
around the base of Mount Rainier will
become a prominent place of resort , not
for America only , but for the world bo-
eldcs , with thousands of sites for build
ing purposes , that are nowhere excelled
for trio grandeur of the view that can bo
obtained from thorn , with topographical
features that would make the most per
fect system of drainage both possible
and easy , mid with a most agreeable and
health giving cllmalo. "
Thousands of delighted tourists over
the Union P.ialllj itho past year bear
ample testimony to ttho beauty and
majesty of this now empire of the Paclfio
northwest.
.
Oltl Folks lit , Home.
They will bo there and expecting a
visit from you at Christmas time , and
the Union Paclllc will sell tickets on Do-
cemhor 24 , 25 and 31 , 1800 , and January
1. Jfe'Jl ' , to all Kansas and Nebraska
points at ono and ono-thlrd faro for the
round trip , good returning until Jauu
nry 5 , 18JJ. !
A. Three-Mllo Dnsli.
A thrco-inllo match blc.vclo race Uns beca
arranged between Will Plxloy and H.
Muenteforltiff to take place this
evening at the Coliseum building , The race
is for a handsome $15 medal offered by tbo
Coliseum management. A tlmollmltof 9:10 :
will bo established , thus making the con
testants strain ovcrv muscle and ncrvo to
get tlicro Inslilo tlio limit. Young IMxloy Is
well known In cycling clrcta , wlillo Muonto-
ferinR Is n comparatively new man at the
business , but Is ono of tlio fastest young
fillers in the city f nPi \ \ ! ' ,7m undoubtedly
Lwo his hands full to defeat him. Mr. E , H.
Sro'tb ' , PL-lcy'S mraiagOV anil backer , Is con-
lldent tnnt I'ix. will win llrst prize , whllo
MuoiitoforlnR's trainer expects the same
from Ills man. The r.ino will bo run on Its
incrlU and will surely be an exciting contest
fiom start to llnlsh.
AXAOLM EJIEXT9 ,
Tills morning at 0 o'clock 890.13 will be
BolU for the encasement of Curlnno. which
oponsSunday evening next at tbo Boyd , with
the now opcratio burlesque , ' 'Carmen. " Cor-
Jiaio is supported by a very competent com
pany , chief among whom is Mr , Hernnrd Dil
lon , the well known barltouo singer , whc
plays the jmrt of the Toreador In "Carmen. "
' 'Carmen" will bo given on Sunday , Monday ,
Tuesday and Wednesday ovcnlngs. and al
tbo Now Year's raatluco 'Ihursiluy attornoor
'iMouto Crlsto , Jr. , " will IMS presented by the
Corluno company , and continued tnc romaln-
dcr of the weolt. 'Carmen" Is tuo now burlesque -
lesquo that was llrst produced this season ,
nnd has been linuiensofy successful. It U t
burlesque in the fullest sense of tlio word ,
abounding in scene * and situations of the
meat ridiculous character , Corlnuo 1ms irmd <
the success of her Ufa in thu tltlo rolo-oi
rather that of Curmcnctta. llor cxocutiot
of the wonderful Spanish tirmces lias at
tracjod the attention of the uulverso. The
public cannot too highly iimireclato this en
poKonicnt , the magnitude or which , can hard
Jy oo doacribcd. T&o company consists o
- 'xty mombnrti , nil of whom appear on th <
tow it ono , tlnio during tbo action of man ;
TDK nnVJ . " " * - The spectacular effects wll
8Uon M Wfl uuvo Otlc ,
\ tuo opportunity to sc
Caed In Millions or Home *
iO Ye > ara the Standard *
Stanley's Departure.
Mr. Stanley and his party left the Mlllard
hotel yesterday inornititfiii a cotiplo of car
riages nntl drove to tl.o union depot , where
they embarked on thu special car flamed
after the grc.it explorer. At 0
o'clock the car was drawn from
the depot to Council Blurts , whcroltwns nt-
tachcil to the Hock Islmd train bound for
DCS Molnes. at which place Mr. Stanley Ice-
tuicd lust night.
Thursday cvonlnrr Mr. and Mrs , Stan
ley gave nn nudionco to Mr. C. U
Baton 011 the subject of nil early
photograph of the discoverer which
was taken by the gentleman. They desired
to ascertain if the negative had been pre
served and promised to send the only copy of
tlio photograph extant to Air. Eaton to aid
him In the search.
It is too bad to spend half of a short llfo
distressed with neuralgia , when Sfl ! cents
spent for ono bottleof , Salvation. Oil will
cure it quickly.
Ho talked as If ho had a "froB In his
throat , " but ho was only hoarse ; a single bottle
tle at Dr. Bull's Cough Sjrut ) relieved the
trouble at onco. 25 cents.
No. Ur52. !
Plcnso call at School ply's ' for informa
tion , 1415 Douglas street.
Dr.Dlriioy , nose and throat. Bcobldg.
Morso'B Toy Department.
Sunday schools or other parties wish
ing to make purchases of any books ,
toys , games , etc , , will got bargains in
our toy department on the fifth tloor.
Wo liavosomo special bargains in bed
comforts and blankets for tomorrow's
sale.
sale.Scarlet
Scarlet blnnltcts , all wool , $3.50.
Down bed comforts , silk blankets ,
etc.
THE MORSE DRY GOODS CO.
Go On a Visit.
Hero is n chance to go hdmo and visit
the old folks during the holidays. The
Union Pacific will sell on December 24 ,
S3 and 31 , 1890 , and January 1 , 1891 ,
round trin tickets to all Kansas and Ne
braska points for ono and one-third faro
for the round trip , good returning Janu
ary 6,1891.
Dr.Blrnoy. nose and throat. Boobldg.
THE K1SKMAN
Tlio Manager of the Omaha Branch
Talcon l > y Surprise.
Mr. Charles McDonald , the manager of the
Parisian store , the Omahabraiichof the Else-
man store of Council Bluffs , was seen yes-
tcrclav morning , and said :
"Wednesday night I closed the store as
usual and staid nt homo Christmas. The llrst
Intimation I had of the failure was yesterday
morning when I read rny BEE at tto breakfast
table. Then I could not hellcvo that
the statements were true , but hastening
down town I found the store in possession
of the sheriff.
"As to whether or not the store will bo
opened ncnln I cannot say , as this was only n ,
branch of Mr. Eiseman's Council Bluffs
house. I ain pretty sure that the assets are
sufllcteut to cover the liabilities and leave a
fair margin to go on.
"I know of no reason why the failure
should occur. In fact , I know but llttlo about
tlio affairs of the main house or the business
it was Join ? .
"At the house on this side of the rlvor wo
1mvo had a good trade and up to the tlnio of
closing Wednesday ulght the business was
satisfactory. "
ThooRlcials of the Merchants' National
bank when asked for additional facts regard
ing tlio fnlluro of Henry Elscman , & Co. of
Council Bluffs , replied !
"Tlicro is nothing more to toll , as THE BED
of Thursday morning had all of tlio facts Unit
c.uno wlthlnourknowledgo. Our house was
the only ono in Omaha that was intoroUcd
from a financial standpoint , tnd as our
attachment wont to record ahead of the filing
of the mortgage or the appointment of tbo re
ceiver wo are perfectly secure.
"It Is Impossible to state what was the
cause of the failure , though there is but llttlo
doubt that the brldgo motor line had consid
erable to do with driving Elscman to 'tho
wall. There aio any number of stores in
Omaha carrying much larcrcr stocks than
that which was carried by Eisoman , ana such
being the case the Council llluffs people came
hero to do tholr shopping"
Why buy n foreign article when you can
got a butter ono at homo. Try Cook's Extra
Dry Imperial Champagne.
Dr.Birnoy , nose nnd throat , Beobldg.
IIBRU'S TUl-AvAKEIIOUSE.
Mr. BufilimiM'H Doiid is to bo For
warded to Washington.
Collector Alexander's Christmas present
from Washington came in this shape :
"Tho department has received your com
munication of , the 13th Inst in relation to the
proposed bonding of a warehouse , class III
t v * rpuj acting solicitor of thrf treasury is
of tlio opinion that Hwill como within the
requirements of the law , In whlon opinion I
concur. You are hereby authorized to take
proper bond from Mr , Bushman and forward
to the department. "
After nrno months of flpurlnff both with
the government nnd Mr , Bushmnn , who has
just completed a building , Mr , Alexander Is
enabled to oiler our merchants facilities for
storing bonded merchandise ,
Senator Mandorson followed up the collec
tor's recommendations with great energy and
to his efforts nnd Mr. Bushman's presence
la Washington , the quick decision concerning
the now build l-ig Is largely duo. All tUo do-
tallswill bo arranged nt once and the warehouse -
house ready for use soon after Januaiy 1.
SICK HEADACHE
' Posllivolv cured Ly
these Little Tills ,
CARTER'S
They also relieve Dis
tress from Dyspepsia , In-
ITTLE atgcstlon and Too Hearty
A perfect remedy
IYER
edy for Dlnlness , Nausea ,
PILLS. Drowsiness , Dad Taste
In tbo Mouth , Coated
Tongue. Tain In tbo Side ,
TORPID Livm They
regulate tlio Bowels , Purely Vegetable ,
SMALL PILL SMALL DOSE , SHALL PRICE ,
DR INK
EXCELSIOR SPRINGS ! :
Nilun'a Tonic , Oiurallc and Urlo Sol nl ,
80I.U ONLt IN EOTTLia BT
C , B. MOORE & CO. , Ajta. ISIS Dodg SI.
Our Great Holiday Sale ofFurnishing Goods nearly double that of any previous season in our business career-- . *
has left usvith a great many broken lines , Some lines are broken in sizes , some things \ve have only a few of at each
price , some other things may bedll ; sold but one color and again some lines are all sold but the higher priced goods.
None of these lines will be rilled in , and in order to close them all out "this year" , .we have made special prices on them all.
From Now Till New Years
X
We shall put in our 25 cent line a pile 0(35 ( cent tics. We shall add a lot of 50 cent ties to our 35 cent
line and add lots of 65 cent and 75 cent tics to our 50 cent line. We shall take out all the fine goods left in the
windows and put them on sale at REDUCED PRICES , and will sell a lot of dark'Four-in-Hands at a quarter.
65 dozen fancy bordered Handkerchiefs at 5 cents each. 46 dozen fancy bordered Hand"V W " "I " 1 Ti
kerchiefs at 10 cents each. 46 dozen fancy bordered Handkerchiefs at i5'cents each. 37 dozen
pure China Silk Hankerchiefs in white , at 25 cents each. 39 dozen beautifully embroidered
China Silk Handkerchiefs , with woven borders , at 60 cents.
( f } T T A T ? Ql If there's a lady in Omaha who wants to "collar" her husband and "cuff" him into the bargain , we'll furnish the bar
* ' * ' - j-J. * . -3 gain. 200 dozen pure linen collars , standing or turn down , 50 each. 200 dozen pure linen collars , five styles , at loc each.
fY } CfT \ T H' ' H'"i 5 ° ° ozetl kcst a nnen collars , 8 styles , at i5ceach _ , or a quarter for two. 100 dozen linen cuffs at 100 pair , we'd ought to
charge soc. 100 dozen very best pure linen cuffs at 250. They're most always 400 a pair.
150 buys all wool socks , far.t black or fast colored fancy cotton socles , '
worth 250. 2oc buys natural wool socks. 250 buys fine camel's ' hair socks , fine oek it to 'Em
merino socks , or heavy knit wool socks. 300 buys excellent camel's hair socks. 350 buys
fifty cent cashmere socks or fifty cent Heavy wool socks.
That's one thing you can give to anybody for a New Year's Present , and be sure of it being acceptable. We've
got quite a number of them lettyet , in cashmere and silk , from i5c for a quarter one , up to $2.50 for a pure jersey silk
one. We've got a few fine dark ones left yet and you'll ' find them very scarce , such oias range from /oc to § 2.50 each.
In our Underwear Department there's ' quite a number of broken lines which take up more room than
they're ' worth. We don't want 'em. Do you ? All Wool Scarlet Shirts and Drawers at 35C. All Wool Scarlet
Shirts , [ no drawers left ] at 500 each. One lot of heavy camel's hair Shirts and Drawers [ shirts double breasted ]
at 650 each. One lot 1-ancy Mixed Shirts [ no drawers ] at 400. One lot very heavy brown Merino Shirts and
Drawers at 450. One lot random mixed Shirts and Drawers at 6oc. One lot fancy striped Shirts and Drawers
at 650. These are all broken lines by that we mean , that there may be lots of large sizes in one lot and nearly
all small sizes in the next , and so on. The prices we've made on them are low enough to tempt a man to buy
for next year , if he's got enough for this.
FROM NOW TILL 1891 THERE'LL BE FTJN IN FURNISHINGS.
EBRASKA CLOTHING CO.i i
Fourteenth and Douglas.
DraBBtts&Betts
Physicians , Surgeons anl Specialists ,
14O9 EOUQXxAS STBLELET i
OMAHA.
The meat widely ana f avoraWr knom spoo-
l&lisUln the United B tales. Tholr lontox-
perlonoe. nmarknblo skill imd unlreraal luo-
cess la ths treatment and euro of Nervous ,
Chronlo and Surgical Diseases , entitle tbeso
eminent physicians to the full confidence of
tlio aflllcftd every whore. They guarantee :
A OEUTA.IN AND POSITIVE CUKE for
the awful effects of early vloo nnd the numer
ous ortls that follow In Its train ,
1'UIVATE. 11I.OOD AND SKlN DISEASES
spoeclllT , completely nnct permanently cured.
NERVOUS hKHiMTv AND SEXUAL DIS-
OUDEUSylold readily to tholr skillful treat-
ES , FISTULA AND UEOTAL ULOER3
gunrantecd cured without pain or detention
from liufilnOR * .
HVUHOOELE AND VAIUCOOELK perma
nently nnd successfully cured In orery caso.
BYl'niLIS. GONO.UlHEA. GLEET , Sper-
matorrhon , BomlualYeaknnns \ , Lost Manhood ,
NlKlit Ernlisloni , Decayed Faculties , Female
Woalmesianci nil delicate ( lliordori peculiar
to either tax positively cured , us well ajtill
functional disorders ttint icsult from youth
ful follies or the excess of miituro year * .
TBIfTIIKK Ouirnntcod permanently
O 1 Rlvvl u i\u cured , removal coniploto.
wltliou.duttlnjf , cuustio or dilatation. Ouros
affected at homo by patlaut without a mo
ment's pain or annoynnco.
TO YOUNG AND MIDDLE-AGED MbN.
A SURF flRFTh [ < ! n fl" efoots of
nOUlXCf VsUl\l.i uarly vice which brings
weakness , destroying both mind and
Ijody. with all Its dreaded ills , permaneaty
RFTT Addrcsi these who hare Im-
. DL1 li paired thonuelvei by Im
proper Indulgence nnd solitary hablU , which
ruin both mind and body , unfitting thorn for
buslnens , itudyor marrluKO.
. MAKUIEU MEN or these entorlnj on that
h tippy life , aware of physical debility , nulokly
, . OUR BtTCOH39 .
la bated upon facts. Fint Praotloal zperl-
enci. Heoond Every case li specially tudtea.
tui-i itnrtlng right. Tblrd-U dlolne are
prepared In our laboratory iaotly to ml *
each oa * , thus effecting curot without Injury.
Drs. Betts & Betts ,
1409 DOUGLAS STREET , . OMAHA. NE&
REMEMBER
K
THE NAMEOFTHAT
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That Cures CATARRH , HAY-FEVER , GOLD In
the HEAD , SORE THROAT , CANKER ,
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For Sale by leading Druggists.
Klinck Catarrh & Bronchial Remedy Co ,
82 JACKSON ST. , CHICAGO , ILL.
Bloke , Bruce & Co.
W , S , ROBINSON *
. Chemist and Assaycr.
Formerly In Chomlcnl T aboratory of the Union
1'nelUo Hallway Company.
peclal Attention Given to Ores ,
"Waters and Oils.
i n 2 Dodge St. , Omaha , Nfeb.
Don't pass this BY for it
means you.
We have taken our entire
stock of
and put them on separate
tables , making FOUR [ 4 ]
LOTS :
(
PRICES ,
$8 , $12. $15 , $25.
former prices from $12 to
$40" . If there is any virtue
inGOOD
GOOD GOODS
AND
LOW PRICES
We shall clean out the
lines in a few .days. Every
one knows the quality of
our goods , and when we
name the above prices it
means you will get better
values than you can find
elsewhere.
GRATEFUL COMFORTING
Epps'te Cocoa.
BREAKFAST.
"Dr n thoroogW knowledge of the natural laws
which govern tlieoe r tloiu of digestion nml nutri .
tion iid br .carotul application of tlie line proper.
tleiorwellaelcctoaCooon , Mr. Eppn ba prurtiled
. delleiitdyflntoreU hover-
our breakfast t.blemlth a
ngewliKMimar laveui manr hcavr doctor * bills. I
\t br ttio ludlcluus me of tucb nrtlcloi of ulot tnat
conltltntion mar l > e ra < luMly- built UP until troDg
cnocuhto reilit cverr tendoncr to dlicaso , Hun-
dron of ubtlo mulaOle * are Uoatlnu around uireadj
to > tuick whcreror lliero lia weak point.o mnr
McViSSan" : ifatal [ fh h , keoplnjtour.elfe. efl
fottlUcd with pure blood , and a proporlr nourliUed
'rKf ; lfea "VISur r milk. Bomonlr
In half pouud tins , brgroctw.labelcil tbuai
Homoeopathic Chemists
on , Engluiul.
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And wo nro their western fronts and always carry a larffo stock.
Address , '
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FOR SALJE
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ll lcJ ISili ! lion n welt elected iitocli of Null
1'aper , W ll Mouldlnni , 1'alnts , llru hea , elo.
P. WINDHEIM ,
610 S. 10th Street , Omaha.
DR. GLxTJGK.
EYE AND EAR ,
linker lilock , Utb ana Karnain. Talepliont CM
1316 Douglas Street , Ornalia , Neb.
a. ut. to 12 m.
m.MO OUR.EX ! NLO PAY.
OMAHA STOVE REPAIR WORKS
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ittachments a Hpoi'lulty.
ROBERT UHLIG , ProprlotOP
C. M. EATON , Manager.
DR.
I'rnctlco limited to
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Nervous System
IncluilInK Neuralgia ,
Cntolopi'Ti lljrjuro
Kpllevir , Co n ml-
tloni , Hulnal Irrltn-
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N nou IVoitratlon
coniumittton ancl all
dlicaiesoftlio lungn
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BEEBUILDIHQ ,
OMAHA.
TWENTY MILLION DOLLARS WORTH
or C'CNTHAOrVOUIC
U being iiflverlUod In K.NOINI-.EIU.NO
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GRADUATE DENTIST
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on Ituiibur , for
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intrureo : , 16th street olovntor Open even.
gb until b o'clook
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line ever In vented limit lioldb tliu clothes with ?
niiiuliiiil uitrrfuut BUCCCSSI imtont recently
l.ssuul : k ln only iiy uirciiij. to wlium the ox.
cluilvo rlzlit Ii > lvcn , Onitjcolnt of MconU w |
will send a buinplu line by malli ulso clrou
liirsi iirli'ii list and terni'l to iiKunt. Beouri
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