8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEEr : WEDNESDAY , JANUARY 28 , 1891 ,
THEjCITY.
Mlko Konrns was sent up by Judge
Hultloy for thirty dnys for vng rnncy.
Mlf > 8 Km irm Mnnxtiipo. oclcrk In ttio
secretary's ofllco olthouonril of educa
tion , is on the sick list.
.7. II. Dwell bellied himself to Mr.
Wllrox'iSliorso and toupfyy yesterday
and drove luvuy without the knowlodKU
or coiiHcnt of tno owner , IIo wns over-
hnuk'tl before ho hud gone fur mill locked
up. IIo was undur the lnlluoiico of
liquor.
Several yours ngo Ohnmberlixln & Co. of
DCS MolnM , In. , commenced tlicmnnufncturo
of a cough syrun , believing It to bo the most
prompt iind reliable preparation yet produced
for coiiKhi , colds mid croup ; that ttio public
npprcclnto true merit , und In tlmo It wns cer
tain to become popular. Their rnostsatiKuIno
hopes hnvo been inoro tlmn realized. Over
thrco hundred tliouMiml bottles of Chamber
lain's ' Cough Heincily ara now sold cacti year.
nnd It Is recognized as "tho best inado1'
wherever known. It will cure ; i severe cold
In less tlmo than any other treatment. For
talc by nil druggists ,
To DoiiH'htlo llolp.
" \Vo hnvo kept n largo portl jn of the
Parlshirr cloak company' : ) bankrupt
stock which wo have not shown nnd will
not pltico on siilo till Thursday afternoon
at 2:30 : o'clock , so as to trlvo an oppor
tunity to the domestic help who have
little other tlmo at their disposal to got
a share of thcso beautiful now goods at
about half price.
Hemcmbor Thursday afternoon.
N. B. FALCONER.
&OVTH OJl.lJl.l SIM'S.
Surprised nt Thlrt.v-Nliic.
The pleasant ifomopf Mr. nnd Mrs. Charlei
ZlcRlur , Twenty-third and K streets , was
fllloJ with friends Monday night , who took
advantage of Mr. Zlcglor's thirty-ninth birthday -
day to surprise Ulin nud enjoy a. pleasant ,
social evening , ntul ut the same tlmo to con-
flrm the merited friendship of more than two
scores of well wishers. A lunch was served ,
lidding much to the pleasures of the even-
in ( ? .
nirthclny
The thirty-second blrtnJay gave friends of
E. It. Button , Twenty-second und J street , a
wished-for opportunity to manifest their
friendship nnd nppredutton ; so unannounced ,
a houseful Hied In Monday night and mailo
that pleasant home as light as heart could
wish and ns plc.t aat at that meriting couple
could ( tcslro. Music and lunch wcro of the
amusements nnd all were spiced with con
gratulations nud good wishes.
Notes About the Cliy.
Oscar MardU is sick.
Miss INIIrinio llnfferty has received word of
the serious illness of her father In Iowa.
OeorRC H. Grutlot has gone to Galena , 111. ,
called thcro by the dangerous Illness of a rol-
atlvu.
John Dnuorof Walnut , In on his way
way homo from Miles City , Mont , is visit
ing Ins brother , \V. R Bauer.
Manager , L. Holland nnd wife , of the
telephone ofllco , who have been visiting
friends In Lincoln , have returned.
Miss Lillian Stott , of the post ofllco news
room , who has been detained nt homo seine
days by Illness , Is better and Is abla to resume -
sumo her duties.
Sanders "Welch of Chicago , who has boon
at the bedside of his slclt father in David
City , Is visiting his cousin , L. T. Murtiu , and
from hero will return homo.
The Ladies' Aid soclelv of the Presbyter
ian church will meet this afternoon nt 2
o'clock nt the residence of Mr. nnd Mrs. W.
P. Scott , II street , between Twenty-seventh
and Twenty-eighth.
MOUSE'S.
ClonkB One-Third Oft
What clonks wo have left arc choice
styles , have high shoulders nnd were
all bought for this season's trade ; wo
hnvo included nil of our sealskins and
fur capes , cloaks , circulars , etc. All
of our children's clonks , all ol
our ladles' jncKots. stylish wraps , etc. ,
and will give you 33i par cent discount
from regular prices.
THE WORSE DRY GOODS CO.
KnllroixU News.
An ominous quiet prevailed about the Union
Pacific headquarters. Even the rumors ,
which have been flylntr thick and fast of lato.
wcro conspicuous by their absence and a fecV
ing of uneasiness pervaded nearlj
every department. Ileaas of depart
ments were busy exchanging vis
its and whispered consultations wen
being held in the various sanctums. The
burden of thcso was , "Havo you heard any
thing I" In each case the nnswor was an ox
preaslvoshiup of the shoulders nnd a shak <
of the head. The arrival of General Man
ngcr Clark has put ninny of the oftlclnls 01
the anxious sent nnd the uncertainty undei
which several of them were dialing was
plainly depleted In their faces. No one know
on whoso neck the axe would fall next and
naturally , a great deal of thought was dc
voted to this very Intorcstlnc subject.
C. S. La Follettoof Pcoria , 111. , the travel
ing pnsseiiRcr agent of the Big Four route , 1 :
iu the city.
( jcorgo Jenkins of Dubuque. la , , trnvcllni
passenger agent of the Pennsylvania Hues , 1
in town.
Some remarkable cures of deafness are re
corded of Dr , Thomas'Electric Oil. Neve
falls to cure earache.
A .YA O V * C/J
This morning nt 0. o'clock the sal (
opens for the engagement of.Joseph Murphy
Thursday evening aoxt at Boyil's open
house. Mr. Murphy's performances In thi
city are always well imtnmi/ed , for the ret
BOH that ho never disappoint * his audiences
ills company this season is the best ho hu
over had. und his plnys nro more elaborate !
mounted. On Thursday and Friday over
inis next Mr. Murphy will produce his pla
"Shunnlihuo ; " on Saturday nltrlit the bent
tlful plav "Tho Kerry Gow" will ho the bll
nnd on Sunday oven Ing his new play b
Ocorgo Fawcot Howe , "i'ho Jonagh. "
Mr. J. J , Brady , representing Charlc
Frohnmn's now attraction. "All the Con
forts of homo , " written by William Gillcttt
author of "Held by the .Enemy , " "Tho I'rc
fessor , " etc. , Is In the city. His nttraetlo
will bo at the nttho Iloyd during the lira
three evenings of next week.
"A Cold Day , " which will bo the nextSui
day night attraction nttho Grand , nt populn
prices , is a ir.uslc.il oxtr-wiiKanzn , a mlxtut
of music , fun , clover imitations nnil many e <
ceutricltics , The Buffalo News says : 'Th
singing was admirable and the pcriormanc <
as a whole , was very clover. "
The Gorman association of thU city wl
plvo a representation of "Dos Goldoi
Krcttz" ( "Tho Golden Cross" ) at Gorman
hall on Sunday evening next. Freiiuon
crs of the German theater w
bo pleased to learn that Mi
Ida Corcitof Ilnmburg , Germany , will a
near for the flrst tlmo in this city. Mi ;
CoriU created quite a favorable Imprest
in Kuropo , and she carries wli
her Ustimoninls from leading cltlzoi
of Ilnmburg. certifying to her great nblll
as n songstress and actress She Is a fuse
natlng soubrutto and a thorough artiste
every sense of the word.
The Eden Musco this week is prescntli
one of the wonders of the modern tunes , Jol
Hanson Craig , thoIIoiulrlcUs equity \VomU
weighs W)7 ) pounds , 1)011)2 ) ffllhout doubt t !
"
heaviest man on carf , , . "riio Halls , in thi
novelty , desci < ; < 9Spocialmcntlon. They she
how a n ico-ttp is conducted and then ilo o :
o'.Vno ' best blnck-faco turns cyor presented
tills liouso. All the ether features are go
nnd go Uiwa-d rauklnx up a llrst-clE
* pcclulty performance.
MORSE'S ' CLEARING SULE ,
Wednesday , Thursday , Friday nnd Satur-
tiny ,
We Tnko Inventory S-ntiirdny
and I'nr Four Dnjs Have
n Bpcctnl
bnto.
Wo have 4 days in which to close out
odds nnd ends before our Inventory and
beginning tomorrow morning we shall
place on special sale all odd lots and
shortcut pieces of dross goods , silks ,
velvets , plushes , flannel suitings ,
blankets and particularly
LADIES' ' AND CHILD'S
hosiery and underwear ; everything will
bo thrown on the counters in 'tho morn-
Inp and wo will treat as odds and ends
what wo do not wUh to Inventory , all
shortcut piece ( joOds in every depart
ment ; all broken aiv.cn In
MEN'SWOMEN'S , CHILD'S
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR
Remnants of Hiien towels , sheeting1 ,
dress trimmings and broken boxes of
buttons.
Every department will bo represented
in this snlo , beginning Wednesday , to
morrow morning.
THE MOUSE DRY GOODS CO.
THE fcCIIOJU liYW.
Synopsis of the 11 ill I'repurjd by Ilin
Onmlin Hoard.
The following Is a synopsis of the bill pre
pared by the board of education which will
bo intioducod at the present session of the
legislature relative to public schools hi metro
politan cities :
Section 1 provides that the board of educa
tion In each metropolitan city shall have cor
pora to powers und shall have the title to all
scliool buildings or other property , real or
personal , within the limits oftho district ,
and shall have exclusive control of the same
for all purposes contemplated in the act.
Section : j provides that the schools shall bo
free to all children of school ago.
Section 9. All proucrty In the city , ex
cept such as Is already exempt from taxation ,
shall bo subject to taxation for all school pur
poses.
Section 4. Affairs of the school district
shall ho conducted exclusively by the board
of education.
Sections 5 to 15 inclusive , provide for the
election of members nnd oQlccrs of the board
nnd define their duties.
Section 1C provides for the annual enumer
ation of all children of school ago In the dis
trict.
Section 17 relates to the examination of ap
plicants for teachers' positions , nnd provides
for an examining committee constituted as
the ono'nowexistlnp.
Section IS makes It unlawful for any mem
ber otlho board to hnvo any interest , direct
or indirect , In any coutr.ict awarded by the
board.
Section 19 relates to the selling of school
board property and makes a two-third vote
necessary for any such sale.
Section 20 relates to the issue of bonds and
Is not different from the present law.
Section 21 provides for the submission to
tno city council during.January of each year
nu estimate of funds required for support of
the schools.
Sections 22 nnd 23 limit the annual school
tax to 2 per cent on all taxable property , and
provide tbat the tax shall bo subject to the
order of the board.
Sections 24 , a5,20 , 2T and 28 provide that
the board may borrow money upon bonds
which have" been Issued on a vote of the people
ple , anil define the manner of issuing auO
providing for the payment of bonds.
Section 29 provides for the condemnation
of private property for school purposes. II
Is as follows ;
" Whenever the hoard of education herein
provided for shall deem it necessary to np
propriato private property for the use of tm
school district for sites on which to erect
school buildings and such appropriation shnl
bo declared necessary by a two-thirds vote ol
nil the members of snid board , the president
of the board shall , subject to ttio approval ol
the board , appoint thrco disinterested free
holders of the city , who , after being dulj
sworn to perform the duties of their appoint
incut with fidelity and impartially and aftei
giving duo notice to the owners of the prop
erty slight to bo npproprinted , shall asses :
the damages to the owners of the pronort ]
respectively sought to bo taken by such np
proprintlon. Such assessment shall bo re
ported to the board for confirmation , and , 1
the same shall bo confirmed , the damages si
assessed shall be paid to the owners of sucl
property , or douoslted with the treasurer o
the board subject to the order of such own
crs , respectively , after which such propert ;
may at tiny time bo taken for the use of th
school district. If the assessment bo not con
firmed by the board , proceedings must b
taken now to assess the damages. In a )
cases of damages arising under the provision
of this section , the party or parties whos
property Is soucht to bo taken by the nrovU
Ions of this section shall hnvo the right to n ]
peal from such assessment of damages to th
district court of the county in whlc
such property Is situated within thirt
days after the assessment provide
for In this net , and in case c
such appeal , the decision nnd finding of thi
district court shall Do transmitted by th
clerk thereof , duly certified , to the sccrotnr
of the board of education , to bo filed and r <
corded In his oflico , hut such appeal shall tic
delay the appropriation of the. proport
sought to bo taken , and in no cnso shall sal
school district bo liable for the cost on sue
appeal unless the owner of such real cstnt
shall be adjudged entitled upon the appeal I
a greater amount of damage than was awan
ed by said freeholders. The remedy of n |
peal horoln allowed shall bo deemed amlhel
to bo exclusive , and no person shall bo n
lowed to prosecute or maintain any origin :
action to recover any damage thoiissossmen
and payment of which is herein authorize
and provided for , "
To Nervous ami Oolillltutcil MB-I.
If you will send us your address wov
send you Dr. Dye's Celebrated , Voltaio Be
and Appliance. ? on trial. They will nulckl
restore you to vigor , manhood and hcaltl
Pamphlet free. VOI.TIIO BELT Co , , Marshal
Mich.
Tlio llotiirn of Spring.
OMUIA , Nob. , Jim. 27. To the Editor
! , * I TiiuIlKu : I notice by nn artlclo'in Sunda
3 , morning's paper that your reporter hi
jn amplified a brief conversation with mbi
n that ho gives to the public utterances whl <
it distort the facts and place Mr , II. J , Snil !
In nu unfavorable light.
Mr. Smith's relation with the Omaha n
exhibition association are fully set forth
the contract between him and the associ
tion. and his status fully settled to his sail
faction and ours.
Our position In regard to the picture whl <
wns the sufferer from Warplngton's tanntl
Is fully explained by the following letter i
11 Boussoef , Vnlodon & ( Jo. , the owners of tt
10 picture :
ia " \Voarolegally \ advised that our associ
it- tion Is in no way responsible for any Inju
111 the picture may have sustained , but und
ssp the circumstances wo are willing to pay
pss reasonable price for Its restoration or w
ss send it to Purls and have It restored. "
in Trustlugyou will give this room I roina
th yours very truly ,
is PATIIICIT ,
Secretary Omaha art exhibition company.
la '
Ilrnih of Mrs. Hnnly.
Word vjas received ycstcrdayjof the death
in BlgUaplds , Mich. , ot Mrs , Alrnira Hnrdy.t
mother of Mrs. Hurry Ilaskoll aud sister
J. II. Ilodnold of this city.
The deceased was a former rosldont
> w Omaha and her noble ( jualltlcs won t
neat many warm friends here , who will be pain
at to learn of her death \vlllsyinnath
od with the members of the nflllctcd faml
is.i Mrs. Hnslccll wus with tier mother at I
tlmo of her death.
Till , IMKIISTATB 111111)013. )
Tlio Time \VillHoinoiinbly Take ( o
Oninplrlo the Work. .
OUAIII , Neb. , Jan. U7.-To llio Editor 01
THE BKC. The following editorial was In
THE BEE of .Monday i
Ono of HIP resolutions of the real estate cx-
chmijro concerning tlic brldpo chit nor relk'CtH
unjustly on Senator Paddock , Tlio ntncnd-
nu'iitH stiKKOsli'd liy the tuniitur urn not ou
st met Ivo , us tlio exchange declares , nor doc-j
lie Insist Unit Iho bridge bo eoinpletul In ono
year , Ho wanti ucthu worlc lo I > ij'ln ) within
onvyuarnnd the completion of the ttructuro
within two years. Tlio moinbcrs of tlio cx-
clinngo should po-rt themselves on the facts
und not sn allow assertion for truth.
Telegrams wcro received from Washington
to the effect that Sciiutor Paddock was op
posing the Interstate charter , nnd xtpon bc.ir-
inp this many parties telegraphed to him
tlielr regret. Ho thereupon denied opposi
tion , but claimed that he only wanted to add
certain amendments ,
Sections of the bill ns Introduced by Sen
ator Manderson , published in Tun DEE , reads
ns follows :
Stc. 8. Tluit this act shall ho null and void
If COM-U ruction of said bridge sluill iiotbornm-
nicncud wltbln ono year nnd bo finished vrltli-
lii tlnco ycarsfroni Its puss igo.
Frnin Tin : Dun wo also llnd that
Senator I'nddoi'lt says ho dr < lr is to amend
thelillI sous turi'qnjro tliucoiiiiiiuiii'cinuntof
comlruction not Inter than Jnimttiy 1. ISO' ' ,
liiMfiul of two years ftuni tlioimsingu of ( lie
netnnd that Itslinllbu complcton un orbe-
fuio Jitmmry 1 , IMXlJnstcad of 1'ebru.iry , Is'Jl.
This does not allow a year , as you state ,
but only cloven months , and possibly only
ten months , In which to begin worlc ,
Now , what must bo dotio before work can
begin } I understand that tlio preliminary
plans for this biUgo have been already
drawn ; but any company would borccltlcss
Indied to Incur the large expense of detail
drawing und Rpccllleatlons before It bad a
charter to build. It would bo unreasonable
to expect this , nfid while I do not know , I
think 1 urn snfo in assuming that the Inter
state company has not. If they have , tlio
amendments made In tbo charter will require
radical changes. H will bo necessary then
First , To prepare detail drawings nnd speci
fications. How long will this requirol I
cannot tell , but wo all remember tbo months
wo waited for them for tbo now city hall
after the competitive "plans" had been sub
mitted and the architect selected. The city
ball Is a work of hardly moro than one-fiftn
themaRtiltudcof the bridge contemplated by
the Interstate company.
Section 2 of the charter as published in
Tin : B r.c is ns follows :
See. 2. Tlmtsiild bridge shall not bo built
norcoinnieiiccd until tlio nlnn und specifica
tions for Un construction luivu limn tibiiillted
to the scciotnry of war for bis apr ival. nor
until lie shall : i | > i > roio the plan ami location
of suld btldgt1 ! und If any elinmc bo made In
t lie pi un of connriKtloii o ( sn id bridge ut any
tlmo such change slull bosiibjcot to ( bo ap
proval of thosecretaryof war ; and any obniuo
In ( ho construction , or liny iilteratlon of said
bridge Hint may bodlrouted at any tlmo by
eoiuroM or the socrotnrv of war , shall bo
made at the eost ami expenses ot the owner
tbercof. That said lirldgo thull bo c < m-
strtictod without Interforuioo with the securi
ty arid convenience of navigation of mild
rltcr beyond wluit Is ncrctmry to carry Into
effect the rights uiul privileges hereby
grunted , and In order to soouro that object ,
the bald corporation shall submit , to the sec
retary of war for his cvanilnatlon and nit-
provul u design of and drawing for sild
bridge , nnd aiuit ] ) of tlio proposed location ,
KlvliiR fore ho spate of one inlloabo\caiilono
mile below such pioposed location , the hlcli
nnd low water lines tiuon the banks of tlio
rhcr , the direction und strontb o [ tlio cur
rents at all sluRcs of the water , with sound
ings accurately showing the bed ot tlio stieani
and tlio locution of any other brldyo or
bildttcrt , such maps to bo mifllclontly In detail
toenahlotboneerutary of war to J mice of tlio
propur location of said bridge , : md shall
iurnlsb Buch othur liiforinallonns may ho re
quired for a full understand Ingot the subject :
anil until the said plan and lot-allot ) of the
brldiso uro niiurovod by tho-ooretary of war
tbo construction of said bridge shall not bo
commenced.
Those plans and specifications must then
bo submitted to the secretary of war for his
approval , and any changes ho demands must
bo made ,
What sane man doubts that this will con
sume several months i
We have only to look nt the now celebrated
block No. 80 and our new postofllco to appre
ciate the rapidity of governmental red'tano.
Second , ' 1'ho location must , bo selected. To
do this fiecessltates the most careful surveys ,
soundings and borings to ascertain tbo depth
and condition of hcd rock , I have inquired
of a competent engineer the tlmo necessary
for tuis , and ho sajs it cannot be don o prop
erly in loss than thirty to sixty days. Of
course this has not been done. No ono ex
pects that the company has gone to tlio largo
ex pen so of locating a bridge before they
have n rlf'bt to build it.
Third , After the exactloeatlon of the bridge
has been selected , surveys must bomndoto (
take old surveys would bo a fraud on the
government ) and a man prepared of the pro
posed location , etc. ( See section 2 of charter
above. ) I have asked an engineer who has
had years of experience m work on the Mis
souri rlvor , and who did this work for the
bridge now In cotlrio of construction at Sioux
Citv. what tlmo should bo allowed for this ,
mm no says uino months was occupied in
making surveys , borings , drawings and speci
fications for tno Sioux City bridge , after the
ch-irter hud been obtained nnd the prelimi
nary plans had been completed , and it would
not be safe to figure on a less tlmo for the
Omaha bridge.
Fourth. After nil this has been done and
the snr.ctlon of the war department is Dually
obtained and pcimlssion given to co ahead
with the work , the plans and specitlcations
must bo submitted to contractors of all kinds
and from all places ,
Fifth , After tbe contract is awarded the
contractor must make his arrangements , col
lect bis material and men and get them on
the ground. This cannot bo done in a day
or weelc. An anxious public waited many
-i \ Vcoksor / the plans nnd specifications of
- the union depot mid viaduct and
o when everything seemed roadvYQ waited
h
many moro weeks for the worlt to begin , I
5it 5 have gone Into this detail , to convince you ,
it that the preliminary \york necessary bo'oro
the real construction of the brid o can bo
0
commenced \\111 rcnuIrnaU , or nearly all , of
0y the ten or cloven months left of this year
0it after the passage . of this charter.
it Senator Paddock's aincndtncnt , ns publish
itv ed in TUB Ul'K , requiring the brldpo to bo
ith completed before January 1 , 1S')3 ) , will give
h only about one year for t tie actual work of
building the bridge. Such a bridge ns
o
Omaha wants nnd such as described in the
o charter cannot bo built In ono year. Will
1-
- this amendment give us a better brldijol
Does it make more certain the possibility of
getting onol Will It not rather cause n con
servative corporation to hesitate to accept
the charter and enter honestly upon tbo
work of construction when the chances are
that they may bo unable to comply with Its
terms , and may find themselvps , after largo
expenditure , with nn unfinished structure
and a void charter !
The real estate exchange did not sny more
than this :
Itcsolvud , further. That n railroad bridge
such nsOniuhu iiowdcmandscnnnotbo prop
erly constructed In onoyear , mid uo consider
the amendment otSouator 1'uddook requiring
this usobstructhc.
OMAHA EJITEUPIIISE.
Hnvo used Dr. Thomas' Eleutrio Oil for
croup and colds , and declare it a positive
is cure. Contributed by Win. ICay , 570 Ply
iO mouth avenue , Buffalo , N. Y ,
iOh iOh :
; h Mr. J. R. Phelnsof the firm of Phclnsr &
Co. has returned from a business tilp to
rt Lcnvemvortb , Kan ,
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Another Great Bargain Week. SPECIAL ' BARGAIN LINES OF
BOYS' LONG- PANT SUITS
The increase in ,
steady our business ever since the
Continental in Apes 11) to 17 , Mnrkcil down from $10 & $12.
was opened Omaha is due to the
fact that the public have confidence in our methods Price
of doing business , and that we manufacture and sell '
only reliable clothing , and always do just as we ad Boys' Long- Pant Suits ,
vertise , Last -week our successful 20 per cent dis Ages IU lo 17) ) nmrkcd down from $13 anil $15 , 1'rlco
count sale of overcoats and ulste'rs , was another $9.SO.
proof that a genuine discount is appreciated , Our
spring stock is coming in and we feel the need of Boys' Knee Pant Suits ,
closing out all the winter weights possible , and will
offer ' special values this week in the boys' ' and chil Prices $3.50 , $4 and $450
dren's . You make
department. can money by taking
All lilfli cost suits iniii'ktil ilMi to close. In snmll sizes there are
of this sale.
advantage sums clmiccs'.ylcj in best si.lt-i ,
I I
Underwear Sale. Boys' Knee Pant Suits ,
Price $2.00.
Tlio snloof flno i ndcnvonr ndrcrllssil Inst neck , Mill bo continued
nuiitlicr week , nnd null orders tilled i ntll every dozen Is sol' ' , A { 'raml * cleaning up of b'oken sixes nnd \nrlcljof \ styles itlll bo
on Mile nt $2 , Eurlj bnyen nlll get tluj he t.
Lot No. 1 , Natural Wool at 75c.
Lot No. 2 , White Australian wool at $1. QUERGORTS ,
\illl \ bo sent ti > niiy uMi-o H , nnd ir IK I found ns rcprescnle 1 nmy bo returned - Fornuollier wok n discount of 20 per cent A > 111 bo nllo\vol \ nt tlio
turned at our expensd desk , on oviry cnorcoat sold In ilio men's find bjy s'doimrLtimit.
FREELAND , LOOMIS & CO. , Corner 15th and Douoflas Streets
Drs-BetteABetts
i , SKJ,30 K and Spicialisls ,
1XLOO .DOUQ3LiA.S BTRISELT
OMAHA , NEU.
Tno most wlilcly un'l favorally known spec
ialists In the Unite I Plntcs. Thcr : IOIIR ox-
porlcnco , rcmnrkiiblo skill nnd univnrsnl sue-
L-CI.SS In the trciUinunt nud euro or Nervous ,
Chronic und Surgical Dlscusca , entitle these
eiiilnont physician1) lo the full confhloncu of
the nflllotort ovorywlioi * . Tlioy RUirant ! < * n :
A CEHTAIN AND I'OHITIVK OUKE for
Iho nwlul elToctsof early vlco and the uumor-
ous cvllB tliat follow In Its train.
1'KIVATfi. 111,001) ANU SKIN DISEASES
ipoptllly. comnliMnlv nnd niTinniirntly oured.
NERVOUS IJKIIIl.ITY AND SK.NUAL IJI3-
OUDF.RS yield readily to their skillful treat
ment.
PILES. FISTULA AND ItKCTAI , ULOEHS
ruarmiteed cured wltliout p.iln or detention
. . . . .x. ur.- : A.NI ) VAltlCOOEUC , , u. . . . . . .
nont'v ' and successfully cured Inevuryoaso ,
SYI'IIILIS. GONOltlUlKA , GI.F.KT , Snor-
inntonbcu , t-einluiil Weakness , Lost Manhood ,
Night Emissions , Decayed Faculties , rcinnlo
Weakness and ull dcllcuto disorders peculiar
to cither sex positively cured , as well as all
fu notional disorders that result from youthful
follies or the excess of mature years ,
CTKMPT1 IT ? 17 Guaranteed pormunon tly
o 1 l\iv > l u i\u cured , removal complete ,
without cutting , caustic or dilatation. Cures
ofTected at homo by patient without a mo
ment's pnln or annoyance.
TO YOUNG AND MIDDLE AGED MEN.
A Q1TP1J PIIPK The awful effects of
tt. oUixli UUlVll early vlco which brings
orifnnlo-weakiii'fcs , destroying both mind and
body , with all Us die deil Ills , permanently
C P1JTTC Address those who have 1m-
J , IJLl 10 pulrod themselves by Im
proper Indulgence and solitary habits , which
ruin both mind and body , unfitting them for
business , stud v or iiiarrlaRO.
MAKIIIED MEN or these enter tiB on that
h.ippy llfeawuro of physical debilityquickly
assisted.
QUR SUCOBSS
IB based upon facts. Flrst-l'ractlcal cxporl-
once , Second Eiory case Is ipoclally studied ,
thus startlns right. Third in dlolncs lire
prepared In our laboratory oxiiclly to suit
each case , thus effecting cures without Injury.
Drs. Betts & Betts ,
1409 DOUGLAS STREET , - OMAHA , NEB.
To euro ntUouRnrss. Sick Iloadsclio , Constlpntioo ,
llalarln. Llvor Complaints , tiikn Iho eafo
and certain remedy , SMITH'S
BILE BEANS
tTio the BilALTi SIZE (40 ( Uttla boana to flio bot.
tie ) . They nro the most convenient : eult ollBBva.
1'rlcoor either elie , iS ; cenU perboltls.
Ef IRQI I nt 7 , 17. 70 : Photo-Bravura ,
tV99 3ll1i 4 panel elio of thU [ ilcturo for 4
centicoppcre ( or tlarnpa ) .
j. F. Bxirrn. &co. .
l kenof ' llllallcans , " BU Louis. Mo.
MANHOOD RESTORED.
"SANATIVO. " the
AVondcrfiil bpanleh
P.fmody , li cold with n
AVrlUcnfiiinriuiti'O
to cure ell Ncnoun lilt-
caieo , inch at Vcuk
Memory , Loss of Uralo
Tower , Headache ,
\VjlefulDesB , Loit Mm-
hood. KmouincM , Lai-
iltuclc , all drains and
BoforoA , After Use. loss of power of the
Photographed from life , Generative Organ * . In
either lot , ' caused ly
over exertion , youthful JodeBCretlans , or Ibo e xcestUo
unof tobacco , opium , oritlmuUnt" . which ul'Jmatfly
lead to InOrmlty Cou umptlon nd Jntsnlty. J'ut up
In conrenlcnt form to carry In the rest pocket I'rlce
I a packag ? , or for f 5. > YHh every ionlcr we Bi , o
written cuuroiitfoto euro or rnrunil the
iKonoy. Bcutbynittliwanyaddrcu. Circular free ,
ilcntloa thl paper. Addrcts ,
MADRID CHEMICAL CO.Brjiifh , Offlee'for ' U.S. A.
417 IX-arhnrn Ptrfft. riHCAOO. IM *
FOIt BALE IN OMAHA , NGB. , U5f
Knhn A Co. , Cor , I5tli * Iloucl" Si * .
1. A. Tuller & Co , Cor Kill * HouKlaiBU.
A.I ) . Koitcr & Co. , Council llluff . la.
oxi.r--nr. I eduo's I'trloillcal nili
tlieKr nchrmvdr , ctoi > th moiiilrual lyiiam and
cnriuppre lon froin wlintettr cauia. I'romoU
Bivnitrunllon. ' 1'Ueie imU tiouW nutba taken dur-
, ngpretnincr. Am. I'lUUo , lloyaliy I'roin , Hptm-
cor.CUj Co. , ! . ( Jonult-eUr bberiuaoi .McCoimell ,
Uodiiact. , near I' , U. . Uoiaha ; ( X A. M lch r , Soutlt
OmaLt , ; M. I' . Ullii , Council UluSi. IJ.or 3 for .
THE BEST
\
'IN THE WORLD.
ARE MADE BY THE
Woonsooket & Rhode Island Riibbsr Go
And wo nro their western apeuta and alwivys carryalarostoolc.
Address ,
1204 and 1206 Harney Street
DR. J. E. McGrE-EW - ,
THE SPECIALIST.
Moro Than Fifteen Years Experience in the
Treatment of
PRIVATE DISEASES&sfc ? , ;
I III IH I L UIUL.HUUV ) to llvs dujiwltli-
out tlio lo a of an hour's tlmo.
CTDIOTIID " I'ernia'ienlly cured without
ill n III I Illir I' ' " I nor ln tnimontj ; no cut-
u I lliu i Ull W [ , nK. no ( illiitliiu. The most
cnuirknblo remedy known to modern aclcncu.
CVDUII 1C Cured In SO lo M ilnr . Dr. Me-
Ol rnlLlO < ! rc''l < trciitmont ror tliH terrlllo
< Haca o lias boon pronounced
the most powerful and Mlrcosnfiil remedy ever ilia-
cu > ered for thoiiliaulute euro of this dl > eae , Hit
BuoooMi with tills illicaio has uuvur boon equallod.
A complete euro n < UHANTUI : ) .
LnsT MANHonn "iVu xuiii" " ' 0.
kUUI IllflllllUUU 0noM , , and nil un-
ntu nil dljcJmrtteo , ore absolutolr curud. Itdlof l >
rnniodlnlo iindcnmplcto.
OI/IU n lOP 10rC Ulioura tl m nml all ills-
ilIN UIOUHUUO eiNinot tlublojd , llvor ,
mancyn und bladder pur-
marenlly cured.
FEMlLE DISEASES dlKenioi IliirrcnnoH of tliu nnil
- itonitiih or blatlilcr
curril. Tlio Doctor' ! Homo Treatment far l.naici li
truly a complete , convenient nnd mmilerCul rt'ineilj ,
' - - - luNl.Y , Uookfioc ,
HI ! ID nOn rtll ) C marvelous tuccois Imi
III. WllillnrW A won fur lilranrcpulntlun
uiii muuiii.ii o
which Is truly natlonnl
Inolmractor , nnd his great Briny of imllcntn rcachet
from the Atlantic to the 1'anltlc. Tlio Doctor Ian
umriuntoor "itbOL'ian" racdlelno und lm hill loiu
nndcarrful oxpurlenco In lioxplral prncllco , and H
claiRinl milling the IcaUlnie spcclnlht In modern
iclonec. TrentiiitMit 'by corrcnponilvnco. Iluolc or
circulars about cacli of thgabovodlsuuiea , fine.
Office , i4th and Farnam Sts. ,
Oinahn , Net ) . Entrance on either itroet.
chlthraUr1 ! Knjll.h Plamond Ilr oJ.
ENNYROYAL PILLS
< lrllni > l > ni1 nlf Genuine.
AH , nwiji irtituit. i oit iik
Drutllit lot nUhlllcri SnfHlIt flit '
itBranil [ UrillD.1 O'uW m UIII
ri , irftlod lth tlDfl ribbon , TaLe
HO other. RtfuH ifan crou * lufrirffu.
MOMianiJ imiltlionl , Atl > ralil , rir&d40.
la ilkmr > B fur partlcaltrt , ItttlmoDfili AUJ
. " < lillir. 1 turn
" KrlUr fir IjiOln. n } rf
MulL 1 0.000 Tnicn.onl.il .Vo. . . ; 'a ] . r ,
. li'lit > li'rCLeinlcMH'g.Jtuill "nHQuurf ,
Bold ; tU Lotkl lituutiu. I'hlUdi. , 1'h
ADVICE vs. VICE.
You ara not In manly ilintx , and yet you don't
ct. Write to u > lo-di\yl llelay imperlli nil I
" l"eicr"'t'a > our Cft8"
loURNEW
A 1.1. IllflOICIIIlltN .V WKAIiM-SM'.1 * 4U1
Sit. * . riirlm'rdim ( < illoolcmtlti > d/rrr. HUM It
jtiKUiv.trco.auffitio.v. > , bou'iprefer
VICE to ADVICE.
Tempting Bargains
Are being offered with ihe idea of reducing' our stock of
Men's ' Suits , at $12 and $15.
We are showing suits that would be considered cheap at
a much higher price.
Do not fail to visit our Children's Department. It is
gaining injavor each day
NO OU'RRl NO FAY.
1316 Douglas Street , Omaha , Neb.
Fote.itcen jenrs einerlonco , A rceulnr iraduato In medicine , us dlplonm show , Iiittll Ira.ttlni . wll *
, all Xertoiu. Cliruiilo andl'rlmto Dbmioi. A poriimnont euro KUIMIItoed fr C.iturrbi
HpcrmntorrlKPa tliOKrealoit BUCCOB , l. nt Munhood , Seminal \Veakue \ i , Nlk'litl/osioi , Inipntcncy , Hyplillli , Wlrlot.irj . , an Jill illl <
ofthe lllood , Bkln uiul Urlniry Onjiiit. N.ll , liiunrantuo IVX ) furovur ; caiol uii.lcrtnVo nnd fill 19
eaios cure. CoiisultaUou froo. Hook ( Myatctluj o Llio ) unt fwj. UiUcohouriDa. . m , tof p. in. 3uuliy 11
a. ui , to It ! m.
SERVE AND BRAIN TREATMENT ,
vrltti tieti urdir for tie HOIUM , will vcn'l ' | iunUA 9r
OTii ? nt to r.funcl montf it th. ewlraent ( ilia to
uuruit > Inuod andicvnuno oWunlrLr
GOODMAN ORIJO CO. ,
aiOFurna ytreiU Nab ,
A.
orlv ree er. I'lerce'i ' iluinotl ;
TniB" It haariirrdtliouuniUI If yuu wjut the
Kr.ioiid loin hl inpii < oi ( rrl > niliUt.Nii | , I ,
uKiicllc UlMllc'Irum t'u. , ti u yriiuclkfu , l. l
DR. BAILEY
GRADUATE CENflST
I'M Set if footll
on U unbar , for
'
A perfect fit Kunrnntnoil. ! } ' - . ; - - - „ - _ :
wllloiit aiiaCM
without pain or danuer. an1 ;
tiietics. Gold and ullvor fllljriz' at lowoil .
wlthi.
Work. aen >
rntea llrldgo nnd Orown
outulala-i. All work warranted.
OFFICE PAXTON BLOCK , I6TH AND
Entrarco , 18th street eloviitor Oporovoa *
lit until t o'clock
-
Uadlim rmniily fir all
uniinlurnl illi.ilinrtte
pilv 'edlnp ( > ofuii > n fc
cn'.nlncurolor tlifilttllU > .
titlne wfa
lo wumtn.
ii Co. In riCommtp'Mc < It t *
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