THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : ! MONDAY , JANUARY 10 , 1801.
THE NEW BRIDGE PROJECT ,
Oltizono of. Eastern Nobraaka Unanimous in
its SupprU
ALL NOW DEPENDS ON THE CHARTER ,
Work on tlio Structure to Eteili Im-
inodlately Upon the 1'nisnico of
tlio Hill Now llcforo
Coiirc8a. (
i
Durlnp the past week the officers of the In
terstate bridge nml street railway company
hove been actively cnsiipcd In tlioir efforts to
secure the granting of a charter to build n
railway brldgo over the Missouri tvcr ut the
foot of Twenty-first street In Ent Ornahn ,
nnd on account of the heartv support thnt
the movement lias received they fed hopeful
that tlio moaiuro will hocomo a law during
the present ncsslon of congrc's.
Lnst Monday morning Tim Ilr.n furnished
the Information to the public that such a
scheme was contemplated , and since thnt
tlmo not only the stnto , county nnd city
officials , but the business men of Omaba nnd
the towns In the eastern part of the stnto
have joined in telegrams to the Nebraska
congressmen , urging them to use their heat
efforts In the early granting of a charter to
this company.
The bill for the snmo has boon drawn by
Scnntor Mamlcrson , and It Is understood Unit
its provisions nro perfectly acceptable to the
trldRO company. This bill provides for the
construction of an Iron nnd steel low bridge ,
with draws to admit the passage of boats ;
double tracks for railways , street railways
nnd vehicles , together with walks for foot
passengers. All railroads doslrititf to cross
\vlll bo allowed to do so upon an cqultablo
tralllu basis.
Should any dillleulty nrlso ns to the terms
of agreement entered Into between the bridge
company and any railroad , the settlement
will no by arbitration , but if an agreement
cannot bu readied , Iho wbolo matter will bo
referred to the secretary of the interior for
adjustment.
Arthur S. Potter , the general manager of
the company , la spoaltlug of the bndgo ycs-
teidav , said :
' \Vo feel almost confident that wo will bo
nblo to secure- our charter at the present ses
sion of congress , and wo also feel pleased to
know that wo are receiving the hearty co
operation of not only the citizens of Omaha ,
but of the entire eastern portion of
the stnto. When THIS Uru pub
lished the facts regarding the
Srobablo building of this bridge wo felt some
oubts , but the developments of the east few
days liavo caused us to experience a chance
of opinion and wo now know that tbo people
nro anxious for the Improvement.
"Wo want It understood that this bridge
will not bo built In the interest of any rail
road company , nor for any railroad company.
The only railroad man who has n dollar of
itock In the corporation Is George W. Hold-
rcgc , and ho is in the company not as a rail
road man , but as n private individual.
'
"It Is our bonall'do intention to build n
brldgofrcoto trafllonnd for all roads that
can reach the approaches.
"Somo people may claim that there Is no
necessity for another bridge over the river
nt this point , but the present troubles that
exist between tbo Union Paclllo on the one
hand and the Hook Island nnd the Milwau
kee on Iho otr > or furnishes the most eon-
cluslvo ovldcnco that Omaha stands in great
need of another In id go , which she- will got if
wo secure our Umrtcr.
"Judging from the number of telegrams
nnd letters thnt wo nro leceivlng , it is quite
evident that this is attrar-ting a great deal of
attention abroad as well as at home.
"You want to Icnow when wo will build )
"Tho very day that the bill granting n
charter passes wo will place our order for
the Iron that will bo used in the construction
of the bridge. Immediately thereafter wo
will begin upon the approaches and the work
will go forward as rapidly as it can bo pushed
by human force.
"If the charter is granted , ns wo hope , wo
feel safe in savin ? that tbo structure will bo
completed nnd open for tr.iftlc next year , as
you know that it will not take ns long to
build a low as it would a high midjjo.
"Our reasons for Dullding a low bridge are
those ; In the first place , the cost is not as
great , wlillo It Is equally ns good. In the second
end place , a low bridge is moro popular witb
railroad people. It is a fact that n high
bridge , such as is owned by the Union Pad He
company , is an expensive luxury , as it costs
thousands of dollars each year to raise the
trains to such an elevation. The wear and
tear on the rolling stock is great and the
amount of fuel used in mailing steam to pro
pel tlio engines up the approaches is enor
mous. "
This will not affect the building of the pro
posed street railway , but , Instead , will tend
to hurry its completion , and it Is now given
out that the line will bo in oper
ation by June 1. The course will not
bo changed by tbo building of the
railroad bridge , as the Nebraska division
' will start at tbo Intersection of the Missouri
river and Twenty-first street , East Omaha ,
and from thcro tuo line will run duo norta to
Locust avenue , thence cost to Seventeenth
1 fitrcot < Omaha , south on Seventeenth to Ohio
1 street , west to Eighteenth nnd south on
Eighteenth to Farnam.
On the Iowa sldo of the river the street
fiiilway will start from the cast end of the
' bridge ) to nvonuu B , thence cast to Sixth
i street and south to Broadway. The Iowa
end of the line will bo put in opcratloa as
i , soonjtfs tno bridge is completed.
, The motor line which will bo operated be
tween Enst Omaha and Omaha will bo fur
nished wUU the best electrical -equipments
i that can bo obtained , will bo operated ac
cording to the regulation standard , and will
furnish a ten miuuto service between the
terminal points.
I have a cousin who is a printer , says cx-
, Mayor J. D. Loup.hrnu of North DCS Moines ,
la. Some years ago ho was employed in this
city wliero they worn printing circulars for
Charhberlaln. Ho had n dcen seated cold and
tcrrlblo cough , and while setting up copy ho
made up bis mind to buy a bottle. It cured
him nnd that was tha first lover know of
Chamberlain's Cough Homcdy. I have boon
strongly in its favor over since. My own ex
perience aim that of my family convinces mo
1 that this remedy is tha best In the world.
That may bo strong language but that Is what
' 1 think. For sale by all druggists *
It I Kit.
MUUIERN-January 11 , 1801 , nt the resi
dence of his brothor-ln-lnw , W. McKendry ,
No. 05 Cass street , Grand Knpids , Mich. , Dr.
Kobort J. Mulhcrn , aged 53 years , formerly
of Onialm.
Erysipelas and salt rhrum was driven en
tirely away from Mrs. J. 0. Anderson , I'psb-
tlgo , WIs. , by llurdock Blood Bitters. No
equal as n blood purifier.
Ills InJiiricR Proved Fatal.
Wlillo Allan Daniels , who was run over by
team driven by John Shlonr nt the corner of
Seventeenth and Buvt streets about ten days
ago , dlod Saturday night and nn Inquest wil
bo held this afternoon nt Honfy's undertak
ing rooms.
Sblcar is again under nrrcst for crimlua
carelessness.
_ _
ClnttiliiK Tiller Jailed.
Qoorgo Smith broke into n way car in the
Missouri 1'acillo yards last nltrht nnd stele
8oma clothes belonging to ono of ttio frelgb
conductors. Smith was arrested and lodged
In Jail.
_ _
AX
"Tho Sea King , " Ulchard Stnhl's now
comic opera , will bo presented for the firs
tlmo la Omaha at Boyd's opera house on nox
Thursday evening nnd will continue during
tlio remainder of the week. The opera wll
bo elaborately presented by the w , J. Oil
moroopora company with an exceptionally
brilliant cast , including many name ; , veii
known to the comlo onor oinROt Th'o sale of
scuta will QPCrtyiorr3ay morning.
The celebrated Boston Howard Athena-urn
specialty company and Jesoph Murphy will
bo tuo nttraotiona nt the Boyd next week.
The sale of Umntllla reservation lands will
take lilfico In tlio sprlnff , It Is thought by
tboso enpaeod in the appraisement.
Mrs. Nosmlth , ns < * l Jlfty-nlno , relict ol ox-
United States Senator James W. NosmllU ,
deceased ; died at Uio faaaliy homo , Dcrry.
COhONCb EDDY'S PUMHlAh.
Tlio Ilcmnln * Hollowed to tlio Grave
by Many Sorrowing I'rlcruls.
"Ashes to ashes , tlust to dust.1
In accordance with tbo beautiful nnd im
pressive ritual of the Kulithtsj Templar , the
remains of Colonel John M. Eddv were es
corted to Forest Lawn by the surviving mem-
jcrs of the order and tenderly consigned to
their lost resting plnco in tbo bosom of mother
earth.
The funeral took place nt 1 o'clock yester
day afternoon from the residence of Dr. I.
Vim Camp , corner of Twentieth and Web
ster. It was a very largo gathering of old
f rlcuds nnd acquaintances with whom the de
ceased had been very popular in life nnd who
sorrowfully assembled to pay their tributes
of respect to the memory of n sympathetic
and valued friend.
The services were in charge of Mount Cal
vary commandcry No. 1 , Knights Templar.
The command , comprlslnp fifty swords , was
under Captain General .lames S. Franco ,
Eminent Commander Uovnlon being with the
escort.
Omnha lodge No. 09 , Benevolent and Protec
tive Order of Kllw , of which order tbo de
ceased was a member , attended the funeral In
i body. Hon. "W. F. Cody , n prominent Elk.
although not a member of the lodge , occupied
i place In the line and participated in the ex
ercises.
Her. II. M. Kuhns of the Southwest Lu-
-beran church was the oniclntlng clergyman.
Mr. Kuhns had likewise olllclatoa at the
marriage of the deceased , nnd his presence
on this occasion was therefore singularly up-
iroprlntc.
The lloral offerings \\cro numerous , nnd In
cluded several very beautiful pieces , tbo
.rlbutcsof the ICulghts Toraplar , Elks and
the railroad officials. The Knights gave an
emblem ttical "Cross ana Crown , " nnd tbo
International & Great Northern railway com
pany offered a very appropriate piccolo the
memory of their late general manager. H
represented a broken car wheel , and on the
sldo appealed the letters "I. & G. N. " Thcro
was a profusion of tributes from numerono
private friends , nnd the rich plush covr ei
casket was" well nlgti covered with tl m
while the house was flllod with their iiu-
cranco.
The clergyman referred to the phenomenal
success that had attended Colonel Eddy's
: areor In the railroad "world , his over inrreas-
.tig popularity with his associates , and paid a
ouching nnd eloquent tribute to the charac
ter and manly qualities of the deceased.
At tlio close of the services tbo Elks nnd
Knights , who had previously remained drawn
up In line in the street In front of the house ,
Hied past the casket to take their last vlow of
-ho remains , after which the many friends
who filled the grounds and adjacent sidewalks
wcro given the same opportunity.
The Elks were allowed to head the funeral
cortege , maintaining their position ns far as
tbo corner of Twenty-fourth and Cuining.
wliero they tell out of the Hue and returned
to the city.
Tlio Knights preceded the hearse , nnd
marcncd to the point nbovo designated ,
wliero they opened ranks to allow the ro-
malndcrof the line to pass , and then took
carriages nnd resumed their place.
The Knights' escort , consisting of Com
mander Devuion , Sir Knight C. Hnrtmnn ,
Sir Knight W. S. Strawli , Sir Knight E.
Ilanoy , Sir Knight L. 1C. Long , Sir Knight
C. B. Hustln , Sir Knight W. A. Pngn und
Sir Knight Gustavo Anderson , occupied
positions on either sldo of the hoarse.
The pall-bearers Wore : Colonel S. S. Cur
tis , J. S. Collins , A. U. Wyiimn , W. N. Bnb-
: ock. V. H. ColtnianV. . 13. Jpromo , Thomas
Swobo nnd T. M. Orr. The ylsitlng railroad
ofllclals who acted ns honorary pall-bearers
wcro : Treasurer A. II. Howard , Traffic
Manager J. E. Gnlbraltu. General Passen
ger Agent D. J. Price , Assistant Superin
tendent G. W. Bartholomew , Auditor . L.
Manry , Superintendent Car Department "W.
1J. Slddons , Purchasing Agent IS. M. Alvord ,
Jlalm Agent Frank Mathbws , all of the
Indianapolis and Grand Rapids ; H. W. Gib
son of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engi
neers nnd C. W. Bowcrfind " of
the Onto * of Railway Conductors.
of Palestine , Tex.T. . M. Orr , general
ngnnt at San Antonio , Tex ; Tom
Horn , superintendent of the Iron Mountain ,
Littln Hock , Ark. ; G. T. Brown of San
Antonio ; Judge' Fordyco , president ofthe
Cotton Belt system ; Colonel Wells II.
Blodgott of St. Louis , general solicitor of
the Wnbash system ; 0. K. Wilbur , west
ern passenger ugontof the Lake Shore ;
B.P. Humphrey , traveling passenger agent
of the Lake Snore & Michigan Southern at
Kansas City ; William New , master
mechanic of the Missouri Paclfkxn at
Kansas City ; E. S. Jowett , pas'scn-
passenger nnd ticket agent of the Missouri
Pacific at Kansas City ; J. V. Maish , general
agent of the Missouri Pnclflo at Chicago :
George Jenkins , traveling passenger agent of
the Pennsylvania at Dubuquo.
Tno Missouri , Kansas & Texas was repre
sented by tbo following gentlemen , who came
in over the Missouri Pacific in two special
cars : H. C. Cross , receiver ; J. J. Frey , gen
eral superintendent ; George J. Pollock ,
auditor ; Gaston Mosiler , general passenger
agent ; J. M. Sweeney , master of transporta
tion ; W. O'Hoarn , master mechanic ; H. T.
Gcntrv , Sedalia , Mo. ; John Elliott , Doono-
villo , Mo. , and Division Superintendents .
B. Lyons , L. W. Welch and J. W. Maxwell.
The cortege was a very lengthy one , nnd
in it were many of the prominent people of
Omaha.
The services at the prnvo wore brief , occu
pying about ten minutes , being tbo regular
Knights Templar burial service with read
ings and responses.
The casket was lowered , nnd ns the clods
fell upon It a bugler from Fort Omnhu
sounded "taps , " Slid the remains of the
kind hearted and generous friend nnd em
ployer \voro left to sleep their last long sleep.
The secret art of beauty lies not in cosmot
its , but is only in mira blood , and a healthy
performance of the vital functions , to bo ob
tained by using Burdock Blood Bitters.
11. J. Abrahams and mother left yesterday
for an eight weeks' pleasure trip at San
Francisco and along the Paclllo coast.
The Missouri , Kansas & Texas ofllclals
who came in to attend the funeral of Colonel
J. M. Eddy left last evening over the Mis
souri Pacific in their special car.
Mr. nnd Mrs. T. B. Kennard gnvo a very
anjoyablo high five party nt their homo
Thursday evening. The guests were Mr ,
nnd Mrs. II. P. Dcuel. Mr. and Mrs. A. T.
Ross , Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Kcnnnrd. Dr. tna
Mrs. John D. Peahody , Miss Wilkinson of
Knlghtstown , Ind. , Miss Kennard and
Messrs. Davenport and Ross ,
For rheumatism , lumbago , ncuralein. cramp
and cello there is no remedy superior to the
genuine Dr. Thomas' Electric Oil.
It Is said that the beef cattle being received
in Portland , Seattle , Tacoma , etc. , from Oregon
gen and Washington are much shrunken , nnd
inferior cattle for beef soil in those cities for
8 to U > 4' cents llvo werght per pound. A big
cattle buyer says the section seems to have
been drained of peed beef nnlmaU , and they
will have to look further cast to get such.
Mrs. Wiiislow's Soothing Syrup for chil
dren teething is the family benefactor , 23
cents a bottlo.
The material for building three drill scows
for opening the Columbia river from Priest's
rnplds to Hook Island , and the Snaku from
Posco to liluaru bridge , Is now at Pasco.
Baking
Powder
Many Clergymen ,
Slngcri , actors , nnd public speakers tno
Aycr's Cherry 1'cctornl. It Is Uio I vorllo
remedy ( or lionrscncji nnd nil ndectlons ot
the vocal organs , tlirunt , end luugs. As nil
niioiljiio and expectorant , the e fleets ot
this preparation nro promptly realized ,
"Ajcr'a Cherry Tcctoral has done mo Brcat
good. It Is a splendid remedy ( or nil tils-
c.iics of the thro.it nntl lungs , and I ha\o
much pleasure In testifying to Its merits. "
( llev. ) O. N. Nlcliols , No. Tlsbury , Mnss.
"In my profession of an auctioneer , any
nfTcctlon of the voice or throat Is a serious
matter , lint , ateach.ittnck , I liavo been re-
llovcd by a low doses of Aycr's Cherry
1'eclor.il. This remedy , with ordinary care ,
lias worked such a tn.iKlcnl effect tlmt I liavo
sulTcrca very little Incoincnlcnco. I have
also used U In my family , with > cry excel
lent results , In contjlii , colds , &c , " Wm. II ,
Quartljr. Mlnluton , So. Australia.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral ,
,
Dlt. J. O. AYEB & CO. , Lowell , Maoa ,
Bold by all UruKjlctn. 1'rlcofl ; 6lx bottles , $ S.
and Specialists ,
14OO DOTJGlj/LS STRE11ST
Oil A HA , NKIl.
Tno most widely niul favorably known spec
ialists In ttio tJnflol bluto ? . Tlior : IOIIK i-x-
pcrluncc , rcnmrk.iblo skill ami univcrsitl suc
cess In the treatment nnd euro or Nervou * .
Chronic nnd Surgical Discuses , entitle tlicso
omliipnt physicians to Uioftill coafldcneoof
tlio allllctod ovnrjwboro. Thov gimruiiton :
A OEKTAIN ANUel'OSlTlVK OUHE for
the awful rffectsof onrly vlco and the numer
ous uvlls t lint follow lulls train.
1'KIVATi ; . ItLOOD AND8ICIN DISEASES
speedily , completely nnd perrnnnpiitly cured.
NKUVOUS lEIIIlaTV AND SEXUAL IJ1S-
OUOEUS yield readily to tlioir skillful treat
ment ,
PILES , FISTUI-A AND liEOTAL ULOKUS
euurnntcoU cured without pain or detention
from business.
llVimoUlXE AND VAHICOCEM3 perma
nently and successfully cured In every case ,
SYl'IIILiy. GONORRHEA , OLKET. Spcr-
niatorrlien , fecmlual Weakness Lost Manhood ,
Nlglit Emissions , Decayed I'ucultlos , I'emalo
Weakness nnd till dolloato disorders peculiar
to either sox positively cured , ns well us all
Functional disorders that resi.lt from joutliful
Tollies or the OKCCSS of mature ycais.
CTmrTJIDnGuaranteed permanently
Ol IVIU1 UlXLicured , removal complete ,
without cuttliiK , caustic or dilatation. Cures
effected nt homo by patient without a mo
ment's pain or iinnoynuco.
TO YOUNG AND MIDDLE-AGED MEN.
A 9TIRP riTNF Tll ° awful onsets of
noUJXI-iL-UlxL , Oilriy , | co which brings
oreanlo weakness , destroying both mind nnd
body , with all its dreaded Ilia , permanently
cured.
rW < RTTT Address those who have Im-
imo. ULl 1O paliod themselves by Im
proper IndulRonco and solitary Imblts , which
ruin both mind and body , unfitting them for
business , study or nmrrlairo.
MAIUU1C1) ) MEN or these entering on that
li.ippy life , aware of pbysloul debilityquickly
assisted.
OUR SUCCESS
Is based upon facts , rirat Practical experi
ence. Second E\ cry case Is specially studied ,
thus , starting right. Third medicines mo
prepared In our laboratory exactly to suit
each case , thus effecting cures without injury.
Drs. Betts & Betts ,
1409 DOUGLAS STREET , - - OMAHA , NEB.
"We should like to give a
new chimney for every one
that breaks in use.
"We sell to the wholesale
dealer ; he to the retail dealer ;
and he to you. *
It is a little awkward to
guarantee our chimneys at
three removes from you.
- We'll give you this hint.
Not one in a hundred breaks
from heat ; there is. almost no
risk in guaranteeing them.
Talk with your dealer about it.
It would be a good advertise
ment for him.
'Pearl top' and 'pearl glass/
our trade-marks tough glass
I'lttsburg. OEO. A. MACIIETII & Co.
To euro Biliousness. Sick Headache Constipation.
Malaria , Liver Complaints , tnko the ekfo
and certain remedy , SMITH'S
BILE BEANS
UEOtho8MAt.Ti6IZB(40 ( Ilttlo beans to ( ho bet
tle ) . Iher are tha most convenient : eult all ot'ea.
1'rlcoof either size , US ccnu per bottle.
KISSINf at 7 > 177 ° : Photogravure
IViwwim * pnnolsUoofthLs ploturo for 4
< euu ( coppen or etam ps ) .
j. p. sunn A co. ,
Makers of "Illlo Beans. " St. Loul ) , Mo.
PIANOS-
finely ( lade ; fully Warranted ?
Marvel6us ! in ? on6. f
' ( ATALOQUE FROM .BOSTOHt > FRC ' <
. - SiAPPkeTOflirS. ! . . . . - * a
C. L. ErlcksonLocal Agent , OON.lith (
FOR SALE
Hir I'nlntlnii arid raporhanalnii builnesj. Kilab-
llshcd ISM. Una a well nolcctoit ituck ofall
Taper , \Vull Mouldings , 1'aluti , Uruiliua , etc.
P. WINDHEIM ,
51G S. IGth Street , Omahn.
For heraorrhagea
take Pond's Extr-act.
EDEN MTJSEE.
Will Law ! or , Manager , Oor. llthund I'arnam
WKKK OF JANUAHV WTII.
Tlio SIlilRet Cuttle , from tlio Bunion Inlands.
Tlio simillcst onttlu hi the world.
Tha Itlinliiliurl t'onudy Co. , in muslcul spec
ialties. Tin ) Kolluse Quiirtctto. In ujollan-.na'l-
A prolltrbto hour ot ou Joy went at u
nuiuiuttl i
Continental Clothing House !
SPECIAL DISCOUNT SALE OP
Overcoats and Ulsters. High Grade Clothing
20 PER , C2KTT DISCOUNT ,
A bona fide discount of twenty per cent means more to
the purchaser than s6me of the absurd offers of goods at half
price and regardless of cost sales. Such clothing as the pub
lic wants can't be sold for half price. A discount of twenty per
cent will he allowed at the desk on every overcoat sold this
week in the Men's and Boys' ' Department. Every lot is inclu
ded in this sale. We have many more overcoats than we wish
to carry over , and have adopted this method , knowing that
the discount from our already low prices will make this the
most important sale of the season.
Men's Overcoats , 20 per cent discount. Men's Ulsters ,
20 per cent discount. Boys' ' Overcoats , 20 per cent , discount.
Boys' Ulsters , 20 per cent discount. Boys' Cape Overcoats ,
20 per cent discount.
FURNISHINGDEFARTMEWT Special Sale
of Pine Wool Underwear.
This week we place on sale the balance of our winter
underwear. In fine grades we have carried a larger stock than
usual this season , and the mild weather has affected the sale
of heavy underwear. We are determined to close out the bal
ance of our high cost grades , and have named prices that ought
to interest every close buyer.
LOT , WO , I ,
We call special attention to a lot of about 50 dozen
ural Wool Underwear , iii regular sizes , full finish goods , sold all
season for $1.25 , We will offer at 75C each , and repeat that
they'cannot be duplicated for less than $1.25. They are fine
goods , suitable for any gentleman's wear.
LOT WO. 2.
Pine White Australian "Wool. Price $1OO.
We place this lot of 75 dozen of the finest quality of Wool
Underwear , such as we have sold all season for $ i , 75 , all new ,
fresh goods , in regular sizes , at this sale for $1.00 each , and il
not found as represented may be returned and money cheer
fully refunded.
MAIL ORDERS , ,
Mail orders will be promptly filled on either of these lota
this week. Send for a suit of these goods with the understand
ing that if they ore not found to be just as represented they
may be returned at our expense.
Odd Garments , Prices 50c , 75c aiul $1.OO
Special attention is called to a quantity of Odd Garments
in Fine Wool Underwear , broken sizes , some lots have shirta
only , and some only drawers. They are all high cost goods ,
sold all season for $1.50 to $3.00. They will he closed at this
sale for 500 , 750 and $1.00. You must come early on this lot ,
They won't last long.
ELAND , LOOMIS
DR. J. E. Me GREW ,
THE SPECIALIST.
Mora Than Fifteen Years Experience in the
Treatment of
PRIVATE DISEASES sE
out tlie lom of nn hour's tlmo.
'ormancntly cured without
STRICTURES- Instruments ; no cut
ting no dilating. Tlio most.
romnrkablo remedy known to modern science.
Cured In 30 to ffl days. Dr. Mc-
SYPHILIS Urcnr't treatment fur this tcrrlblo
blood dlsoa elms been pronounced
tlio most powerful and successful remedy over dis
covered for the absolute cure of this dltcao. Ills
success with tl.ls disease hits utivcr boon equalled.
A complete euro nUAUANTKKii.
nnd nil weaknesses of
LOST MANHOOD the sexual orpansnerv
, nnd all
ousness un-
ntturul discharges , nro absolutely cured. Hullcf Is
Immediate and complete.
Ilhcunmtlstn and nil dls-
SKIN o iso of the blood , liver ,
and bladder -
kidney B jjer-
manontly cu/od.
FEMALE DISEASES diseases Ilarronnoss of thu and
stomach or blnildor
cured. The Doctor's Homo Treatment for Indies Is
ruly a complete , convenient and wondortiul remedy.
' ADIEU from 2 to 4 ONLY.
ll nnrililO marvolons success hns
IVinhntW AwonforlilmarepHtntlon W1C1 ] , | u truly niitlonal
nolmrnctcr , nnd his Rrcat nrniyof patients reaches
from the Atlantic to the 1'nclflo. The Doctor \ a
Brnauato of "iuai'i.Aii''DHMllclno : and linshadloni ;
and careful oxpcrlenco In hosplrul practice , nnd Is
classed araonf the leading specialist In mor'orn
science. Treatment by corrcsponclcnco. Write for
circulars ubout cacaof the above diseases , F1IBE. %
Office , 14th and Farnam ts. ,
Omaha , Neb. Kntranco oa either street.
BLIZZARD
ICE
CREEPER.
These Adjustable Ice Creepora lit any
shoo. Anyone can put them on or ofl } they
are always In order , and you are reauy for
any change of vraatber. Agents Wanted.
Sand outline of fore and hind bhoo.
t " 0nly the "Points" wear out : anyone
can put in a new set. "Indispensable. "
Full set (1) ( ) $3 ,
Points. 8 sat , $ tto one address.
Points. 1 sot , ( iOJ 300. bv mall.
S. W. Kent , Sole JTr. , Mcridan , Conn
NERVE AND BRAIN TREATMENT ,
BpeetBD for Hy t rliiHl ilne , rU. ! Kraralij ( . Wii
tulneii , Hanul D prMian , Bofiinlntfol the , Ur lnre-
lultlng in lnia.nltraaa > li > .dlntcta mliery d c r or a
de th. Premiture OliUAf'j U rr nntsi I.os of Power
tnelther eel , Inroluntmn Lonei , snd Biwrraitorrhajj
cauie. ) tT or iti1toa of Itio drain , e lr > bu o or
OTerJnduleeucs. IwH O t contalni oat monlb'i tr aU
ment. tl a box. or tdx for 85. unt , lij niallprcptltl.
With each order ( or MS liozci , irlll nd purctiawr
BuaranUo to refund .ra er If tha cre trnentf lUo
turo. uuaruitecaliraafuiaacaujnowldouljbr
GOODMAN DRUG CO. ,
UlOFurnam Streot. Om h Nab ,
eading reninly lor all tUn
'Cures In nnnatuiat dlDclnrgca and
private rtUeaics ot men. A
certain cum fur tut > debllt *
tivtliiB weakucii peculiar
_ _ toomcn. .
Vtt nlj by I rreterlbalt nd feel Ufa
THtEv nsCHtl ie lCo In rccommendlnc It to
. CINCINNMI0 | '
U.S. * | . J.8TONERMO'DtCUUBtl ! ,
Hold I > .V nruiTKllil.
< Xnif IJIU'IC 81.00.
"LUCK IS PLUCK"
If you u ve run ft muck nciilnu some Uls-
COUUKIIIB Dlseane vhlch you don't tmnt your
family doctor la know about , rciricmtier that
I le pUlnauur Kicfunlve
tiurcesaful Mclh.
"PLUCK WINS LUCK ! "
THE BEST
-IN THE WORLD.
ARE MADE BY TUB
WoonsockBt i Rhode Island Rubber Go
.And Address wo nro , their western affonta nnd always carrynlnrostoolc. 4 = -
Unman [ land Sewed Shoe Bo
1204 and 1206 Harney Street.
C.S.RAYMOND'S
Sacrifice and
Removal Sale
KISS
) is on Baaloa' ? '
insure
n on Watoliei , Diamonds , Solid
fh J r < - Fln,9 Jew lr ' and all poods , makes
aa ewer thn ou 00P19 have ever
das3 of
C. S. RAYMOND.
Douglas ana 16th St.
FISCHER'S
ICE TOOLS.
Double Markers.
Plows with Lift
ing Cams , Tongs ,
Bars and Fischer's
Improved I ce
I "ooks- .
a
ylor ,
SOLK AGENTS.
Omaha , M05 Douglas St.
, , . ' I'orlodlcat I'llli
Fou l A DIM ONIr--nr. I eduo'
thefrvnchremoUr.actoa tia monitrual iiitomiou
core lupprenlon trom whatever csuto. I'romgte
nienitruatlon. Theio pllli ahoulil nutUi Uken Cur-
ne preitnixncr. Am. I'lllUo lloyiiltj 1'ropi. 8pen-
ctr.Clar Co/In. Uenuluby Bhenuaa * McConnall ,
Uod it. . near I'.0..Om U i a , A. Meleher. SoutU
Oml > i M. 1' , tf UUMua U Ulvff * . R gr J tor M. .
The First Special after Stock Taking ,
MEN'S ' FINE TROUSERS
Strictly All Wool ,
"
$2.50 $ , $3.50 3.75 and $5.00
WANTED A FIRST CLASS CLOTHING SALESMAN. GOOD KEFJER-
ENCES BEQUIRKD.
NtO CURE ! ! NO PA.Y.
Dr.DOWNS
1316 Douglas Street , Omaha , Neb.
ciiio of tlio lllood , Skin and Urlnnrf Ortiiiu. N. I ) . InunrantootiOO forovcrj' cuso I umlortiku and fall to
cure. Comull Uon two. Hook [ Mjitorloi o Llfo ) lent froo. OaJcouuura-'Jo. m. tot p. m. SimUaji 10
.
a. ui.te 12m.
DRUNKENNESS
XiIQUOXt MA.JB1-T.
IN ALL THE WOHLUTHERUS BUT ONE CURE
DR. HAINES' GOLDEN SPECIFIC ,
It tan lifigtvrnln utup afcolf or te . up In Mr.
llelei of fvod. vrithout the knowledge o ( the pfttleut.
Uattnattr. It U abiolutaly hral and wflleQcot
permanent and ipeedy our , wlitther the patltnt li
rjoderatedrtnktr oninlootiollo * rock. IT > t.\ Kit
I'AII. . It oparttaa ID quuily anil with tuca oer-
Uioiy tutt Uio ptllont uuUergae > no tnoonvcnlenoe ,
nd ere In la w re , hln coinpltta rtformatlon > i
efTecod. iapaB bookofprllcuUrifra Tobthtdol
KUHM & c& . . lUlh ec IiouBlut. tt llllixi earning at. .
( jrv'Tradotu rallied bDI.AKE. . LUUCJS It CO , and
J/JOUAHLaili 11 HUO UU.OmahL
DR. BAILEY
GRADUATE DENTIST
A Kull Bet of
on ItuliUir , fur
_ . _ .
Aporfcct flt Riinran. Tcoth oxtrtotoil .
without pain or dnnzor. ami wltLout nniioi.
thetlc * . OnUl and iUv r H1 ngut ; lowest
rutei IirldponnU Crown Woxlt. TeutUwlth.
outmuttii All work wurrawtuiU
OFFICE PAXTON BLOCK , 16TH AND FARHAM
Entrance , : < Hli street dorator.Upoooveu. . .
tit uutll 8 o'clock
MANHOOD RESTORED ,
"KANA.TIVO. " tha
Wonderful HinnlaU
KcmtJr. U ( Old VlUi
Wrltleii < Iuaranlo
lu euro all NervomlJl-
ruca , luch as Weak
lleinory , Ixus of Ilrala
I'D wer , Ileadaoka ,
WnlcefulncM , Lett Min-
iltude all drains and
,
Before A After Uso. lorn of p < mr of tha
Photographed from life. ( lenontUo Organi , la
cither lex , caused by v
ovcr-cicrtloo , youthful Indescrttloni , or thecxceutra , L
mo of tobacco , opium , or itlmulanU , wulcli ultlrniulj' '
lead toluflrmlty. Consumption ind luanllr , 1'nt up
In convenient form U > carry In the Ytit pocket 1'rlc *
II n packoec , or 8 for f3. With ever ; (3 order we sire
written iunruiit 'ct ( > euro or rofunil tlio
money. 6eut bymalltoany addrcu. CircularIrca.
ilfntlon thispsp r. Addrc a *
MADRID CHEMICAL CO. , llnnch Oflco for TJ. fl. A.
4l7If rlwrn Strrrt. rillOAOO. III.
KOIt BALK IN OMAHA. MEU. , 11 ?
Knhn t Co. , Cor. 19th d , liouulu SU. S. .
J A. Fuller & Co , Cor. Hlli & DnuiMai BU. * v
A l > lustcri C'oCouncil lgfhi. | J s
TP lilMr fl tf I * r a tugerlna from
B U ntAK wlrlMl lhe trtoc" ,
W
Wlknlm If Ik 1 youthful emttv--
'any decoy , wiutln Mealcncu , loit manliuod , ttaS
I KIIUciul avolualjlo treotlu ( waled ) contauiln/
full particular * for homo cure , I'llUli of clitrga
A rpleuilld medical worlci khoulu 1 road by eiorl
mini who U urnrniM and doMlllatad. Addrea %
I'rof , tf. C. I'O Wlililliffloodui , C UU