8 T1UW OMABA JJAlJbY UEJ5 , , FRIDAY , JANTJAEY 30 , 1891 ,
THE CITY.
The county personal taxes for IfiOl bo-
comodollnquunlon Fobruiiry 1 and neo-
nlu will stive raoiioy by paying before
Unit ( Into.
Emma Ornfto , iiRcd nine yours and six
months , died Jnnunry 20 , 1891 , ut K2i\ \
b'oulh Eighteenth street , of ulphthcriii.
The funeral will bo held this afternoon
ut : i o'clock.
The Slur lonn find trust company , cap-
Hill $100,000 , has IHod nrtlclos of ineor-
ponitlon with the county clork. C. C.
Shiner , W. M. KclHO.J. S. Stewart und
11 TJ. Dodder are U'o ' Incorpornlors.
A lap robe was picked up ut Twonty-
olglith and Knrnnm streets and was left
at the grocery fitoro of Schoiiboru &
Summers. The roljo is a costly one ,
and Is at the store awaiting Idontlllca-
lion ,
The county commissioners continue to
hammer nwuy at a report on that county
hoHpUal plumbing mid stenm lilting. It
Is tlio Konoral opinion among them that
nn agreement will uo reached by Satur
day.
day.First Lieutenant Bmnford of the
Omaha guards has become so fascinated
with military life that ho has decided to
immediately join the rnculur army and
take the necessary examination for pro
motion.
Amollii SpaiHtadt. administratrix of
the estate of Michael Snaustadt , entered
suit in the district court against the 15.
ft M. railway company for $5,000 by
reason of her husband bolng killed on
tuat road on November 21) ) , 1800 , as sbo
alleges , on account of negligence of de
fendant to linvo a watchman ut the ljino
street o rossing.
Thcro Is no annpor ot a cold resulting In
pneumonia when Chamberlain's Coujjh IZoin-
eily Is used as directed "for n Hcvcro cold. "
It effectually countowcts and nrrosu any
tendency of a cold to result In pneumonia.
This fnct was fully proven In thousands of
cases during the ejmlcnilo of Inlluenza last
winter. For sale by all druggists.
GIIAND MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
SPUINGVIIITK GOODS , NEW
GINGHAMS AND DKICSS GOODS
OPEN NHXT MONDAY MOL1NING
AT THE MOUSE DRY GOODS CO.
MKGUATll'S IIKI'OUT.
It Shows a Surplus in Ills Hands of
Nearly $1 < > , < ) ( ) < > .
County Hecorder MeKeatli has flloi ! his
report for the quarter ending Dec. HI , 1800.
It shows :
Totnl receipts for quarter $ -1,703 2i !
Tottil expenditures forq.uurt r 9,007 O.r >
Surplus for quarter $1,0 % 'JO
In aduitlou to this surplus Mr. .Mcgcatu
still holds onto tlio following' amounts :
Surplus for First quarter , lbX ! ) $ lr , > G7 Cfi
Surplus for Second quarter , 1SOO. . . 1,054 SO
Surplus for Third quarter , 18UO. . . . 1'JIT 30
$4,40910
Surplus for 1880 ? 4,000 00
Surplus forlTouitu iiuartor , 18'JO. . 1,090 ! iu
Grand total 59,505 CC
A Housing Spine
of health and strength renewed and of case
and comfort follows the use of s rup of UKS ,
ns It nuts In luirniony with nature to effectu
ally cleanse the system when costive or bil
ious. For sale in COc und 51.00 bottles hy nil
leading druggists.
AVANTS I'lj.VlN INSTKUCl'IONS.
City Attorney I'opplcton's Position in
I Vlndnot Hand CIIKO.
The showing ordered filed in the case of
Stuht and Howe vs the city to restrain the
latter from delivering the viaduct bonds to
the Union Pacific railway company , has as
yet failed to inulto its appearance. City At
torney Poppl uton continues to hold to the po
sition Unit the council should instruct him as
to the attitude to bo assumed on the .matter ,
whether hostile orotberwise. lie says thnttho
resolution that was passed instructing him to
protect the interests of the city in the matter
Is too Indefinite hy far. The responsibility Is
altogether too crcat , bo considers , for the
council to shift It entirely upon his shoulders.
"I shall undoubtedly Hie something some
time , " said ho , "but what it will bo I have no
dcllnito idea at the present tune. "
Several years ago Uhamuorlaln & Co. of
DCS Moines , la. , commenced the manufacture
of a cough syrup , believing It to bo the most
prompt and reliable preparation yet produced
for coughs , colds and croup ; that the public
appreciate true merit , and In time Itvas cer
tain to become popular. Their uiostsiuigulno
hopes have been more than realized. Over
three hundred thousand bottles of Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy are now sold eacn year ,
and It is recognized ns "the lost marto"
wherever known. It will euro a severe cold
In less time than any other treatment. For
sale by all druggists.
Don't Pool Voursolfl
Notwithstanding all rumors to the
contrary , the Chicago , Milwaukee k St ,
Paul lly'a ' now steam heated palace
Bleeping care , with "electric lights in
every berth , " still lonvcs the Union do-
Eot , Omnha nt 0:10 : p. m. dally , iirriv-
ig ut Chicago at 050 : ! n , in. , in ample
time to make all eastern connections.
Ticket olllco , 1501 Farnam Bt.
J. li PUESTON , F. A. NASH ,
C. Puss. Agt Gen. Agt.
AXA O UA CKJIKXTS.
This evening Mr. Joseph Murphy
oppo.u-3 at the 13oyd In Fred Mars-
don's play , "Shaun Hhuo , " wbich is ono ol
the most Interesting In nil of Mr. Murphy's
repertoire. Spo.iUlng of Mr. Murphy's ' per
formance of Larry Donovan la "Shaun
Untie , ' * the Philadelphia Ledger said : "That
clover Irish comedian , Joseph Murphy , reap
peared at the Walnut last evening before nn
audience that fully enjoyed tils impersonation
of the hero in 'Shaun Hhuo.1 Mr. Murphy's
style of acting h not exactly original with
himself , but It Is none the loss pleasing , ap
parently , on that account. Ills admirers
may bo familiar with the .vorlc of othei
comedians who depict the same typo of char-
nctcr as ho does , but they never scorn to lose
their interest In Mr. Murphy's creations ,
This Is probably because ho plays the conven
tional Irish ina of the stage with a warmtl
and earnestness that forcibly appeal to the
sympathies of a popular audience , end Iceer
well sustained the attention of even cxperi
cnced theater-goers. " On Saturday evening
Mr. Murphy will appear lu 'Tho Kerrv
Gow , " and Sunday night "Tho Dona u. "
Ono of the most successful comedies thai
lias been brought , out In years will bo pro
sontcd at Hoyd's opera house next week , en
titled "All the Comforts of Homo. " The
farce Is admirably cast by Mr. Frohman , am
after a brief tour is announced to return t <
Now York for a run. Laughter Is the key
' notoof thb entertainment , and U kept sup
plied like the How of a mountain spring froii
the beginning to the end of the story.
The lirst tluco nights of next week wi
shall see and oulov It for ourselves at tin
'
Uoyd.
Submitted to the test of popular approval
Manager I1. D. Fisher's company in tin
musical extravaganza , "A Cold Day , or Tin
Laplanders , " has been a success throughou
the country. It is now in Its fifth season
nud Instead of having two companies en tin
road ns last season , one coin pun j of cxcop
tlonal strength Is now cntrngod In proscutiui
this popular comedy. * Ilck ) Morosco , th <
German comedian , and Carlbttn , lu songs nm
nro both very popular in their specialties
The "Cold Uay'1 ' company will appear at th
Grand Sunday evening for ono night only
Tlio reserved scat sale at 00 , SJ5 and 23 cent
will open Saturday morning ,
The Eden Museo this week has an excel
lent specialty entertainment. Special alter
lion is callc-i to the specialty nml novelty poi
formnnco of the HalU. They nro without
peer. In the curio hull John Hanson CrnU
the mastodon Kentucky giant , weighing W
pounds , is the feature. Tbo programme. I
L'ood throughout.
SAi.ii : .
.IiiHtlloTiiro Inventory
Each voar wo oloso out odds and ends-
it saves measuring and saves counting.
Any odd lengths of dross goods , Bilks ,
velvets , odd hosiery , underwear , etc. ,
arcto bo Bold tomorrow and Saturday
for WHAT THEY WILL , BRING.
Tables of dioss goods and silks in the
main aisles , tables of hosiery and under
wear on 2nd lloor.
Wo close at 5 o'clock ' Saturday night
for inventory and will open Monday
"
morning with" now poods.
THE MOUSE DKY GOODS CO.
WANT TI1K MINT.
Tlio Itonl Kstnto Ilxoluunjo Endorses
CoiijroiRiiian ( Council's ' Hill.
At the regular meeting of tlio real estate
exchange , a proposition was submitted by tlio
proirlctorof | n monthly publication to ndver-
tlso Omaha to the extent of two columns per
month for n , year , provided the exchange
would subscribe for 750 copies of tlio publi
cation. The nutter was referred to a com-
mlttco for consideration.
The following resolution was presented
and adopted :
Wherein , Senator Mundorson and Ropro-
HonliiLlvo Coniioll havo. icspuctlvely , intro
duced In Iliu M until uiid house of ronrosonta-
tl\cs of the ] > ieent ioiiKti' H , it lilll fur tlio lo
cution of a Ir 11 null mint nl Onmliii. anil us thn
niUnntsiguof Mich nn institution to our city
Cal'IIOt 1)0 ) Overestimated.
"Kesolvcd , lly tlio reitl estate cxcluuijze.
luit tlio bill meets with tlio cordial approval
> f your cltl/uis. Its Intioducllon lias our
ilBhost niwrocliillon , nnd wo earnestly uro
lioNobiiiHku delegation , always iileit toour
nnturlul hit crests toRoouro Its pnssitcc dur-
ns tlio liH'sont session ot eonijruss. The sec-
ctnry Isdlroctcd toeoininunlt'.ito those jiro-
. .curilngs toScnatoiaMiLiiduraon und I'uddock
mil Konroscntiitlves Dorsey. Uonnoll and
, nws , nnd to furnish the daily i > ross with n ,
cony of this icsolutlon. "
A resolution \vns Introduced by D. ( J. Paterson -
erson , asking the city council to Increase the
evv for pant purposes from \yt to ! i mills.
This resolution met with strong opposition
and Mr. Patterson explained that the rcsolu
tlun had been Introduced after a talk with
lie members of the park commission , who
told him that the levy of IK mil'3 ' would give
the commissioners only &Ti,000 for park pur-
rases , which \\ould not enable them to make
.ho needed Improvements in the parka the
: lty now owns , not to mention buying tnoro
nnd. Mr. Patterson argued that the pur
chase and linpiovcmcnt of parks would bo of
advantage to the real estate business.
Several of the members opposed the
resolution on the ground that the
increase of the pink levy would
necessarily cause the lowering of other
Tunds , many of which wcro of far greater
"niportniiLO tlmn the park fund ,
After a lonn discussion , in which all the
: lnances of the city were discussed , the inut-
: cr 'vos referred to a committed consisting of
Messrs. Ball , George and Power.
At tuls several members Jumped to their
Feet and protested against the "gag ;
.aw1' being applied. Mr. Pcrrino claimed
Unit the secretary had read the resolution ,
thereby maklrg It the property of the ex
change , and ho moved its adoption , Judge
Stenhergand Mr. Tukoy also made speeches
igainst the " ( 'HK law" and the motion to
idont was put and carried.
The exchange then adjourned until Satur-
Jay. when an auction sale will bo livid , a lot
in Oak III11 addition being offered.
Tlio following sales wcro reported :
Lot 18 , block 0 , Potter & Cobb's ' Second ad
dition , $ "JO.
Lot 10 , block 11 , Clifton Hill2,050.
Lot 17 , bloclt a , Clifton Hill , ja.'iV ) .
Lot 10 , blor'c ' 3 , Clifton Hill , f-.f.JO.
Lot 7 , block 7 , Clifton Hill , WrlO. (
Lot 19 , bloclt 7 , Clifton Hill , 2 'J50.
LotI , block l.'l , Koso Hill , S.7.0.
Lots a and , block 1 J , Uosd Hill , J3CO.
Listings wore reported as follows ) :
"Lots 1 and' ' , block 213 , Carthage Place , 02x
120,81,1)00. )
Lot a , block 5 , Carthage Place , 50x127,5700.
I have a cousin who is a printer , says ox-
Mayor J. JJ. Loughiini of North DCS Moines ,
lu. Some years ngo ho was employed in this
city where they wore printing circulars for
Chamberlain. He had a dceo seated cold and
terrible couRh , and while setting up copy ho
made ) up his mind to buy a bottle. It cured
liim and that was the llrst 1 ever know of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. I have been
strongly In its favor over sltu-o Rly own ex-
netlencc ana that of my family convinces mo
that this remedy is the best In the world.
That may ho strong language but that is what
L think. For sale by ull druggists.
GRAND MUSLIN UNDEWVEAR ,
SPRING WIIITO GOODS , NEW
GINGHAMS AND DRESS GOODS
OPEN NEXT MONDAY MOHN1NG
AT THE MORSE DRV GOODS CO.
liOHNS'lElX'S 1'ALi JA.1M2D.
Anntlior Clinptcr In the History of the
Ciiiuifig Street Firo.
A. Ueiman , the partner of Nathan Bernstein -
stein , who lost his ll'o in the Klein & Spiglo
flro , was nncstcd yestciduy morning by
Detectives Savage and Dompsoy.
iln line ) Just returned from a piddling trip
in Iowa , end visltudMunsky's boarding house
to got his trunk. When questioned by the
ofllccrs ho denied having beep ut Klein &
Splglo's place on the Sunday afternoon before
the flro , and said ho knew absolutely nothing
abcut tbo case.
The detectives have boon working on the
theory that Ueiman was the man who was
seen by several paitles running from the
building just after the explosion. He an
swers to a dot to the description given by
these persons. One of the persons who saw
him was the restaurant keeper across the
street , and another was Sirs. Priesman , who
llrcs next door to tlie burned building , and
who told Just after the ilro of seeing u man
runaway , but denied everything at the In
quest. She is a niece of Klein , ono of the
proprietors.
Hclmati Intimates that Bernstein was the
ono who sot the building on lire , but is very
careful not to ay much about it. lie talks
nil around the subject , but refrains train giv
ing up any of the Information that tbo ofllccrs
particularly want to know.
The mosquito ns a public singer draws well ,
but never gives satisfaction. Salvation Oil
however , always gives satisfaction in curing
at once insect bites or any other sores or
wounds. Price 25 cents.
Kvory homo should bo supplied with n bot-
lo of D. Bull's Cough Syrup , the gieat
nmllyrromcdy.
AVontlior Intl'coj.
Up to this date our monthly prognosti
cations luivo boon fully as reliable us the
prophesies of tlio late lamented Wiggins ,
but nt the beginning of n now yotir wo
resolve to do still button. The customary
January thaw will bo dispensed with und
passongoi-s who travel in the electric
lighted , steam hcntcd , vestlhuled polnee
car trains of the Chicago , Milwaukee &
St , Paul lly , , between Omaha and Chicago
cage , will ho comfortably cared for ro-
prardlcssof iho outside atmosphere. City
ticket office , 1501 Fnrnam street ( Burkor
block ) , Oraalio. _
Ilvoly Itlddlnu for the Hiscmnn Stouk ,
Mr. S. P. .Morse was one of the bidden at
the sale of the Elsoman stock in Council
BlulTs on Thursday , but ho was unable t <
cnpturo the bargain. The bidding was
started by J. N. Baldwin , attorney fortht
assignees , at f.'S.OOO. Mr. Morse raised It tc
? aO,000 and the stock went oy jumps of fron
$1.000 to $3,000 until Mr. Morse's offer o :
Wr > ,000 was raised by a representative o :
Marshall Field of Chicago , who got the stool'
at f 10,000. All of the bids wcro made subjec
to a mortgage of $20,000 to bo assumed by tb (
buyer. "It was lively whtlo It lastqd , " soli
Mr. Morse , "and nothing less than $1WX
was looked at , It was a good price for th <
stock , considering the largo amount ot winter
tor goods that wore lucludcd lu tbo Invoice. '
Marriage
The following marriajo llcoasoj were Is
sued yesterday by Judge SUIcHs :
Name ami address. Ago
CluiH. 0. Smith. Onmhn . 2
Jenny 0 , Scluihtor , Onmlm . , , , . . . . . , , -
JtuiU'sJ. Ktimbowr , Uinuhu. , . . . . . . 4
Nuuoy U. t'olo , Onmliu . , . . . . . 3
Anton I.nrscn , Soutli Omaha , . "
AuuluM. Anderson , South Omaha . "
A TI2U1UIIM3 ACCIDENT.
John II. Hutlcr Crumhcil to Death In
Tlio Hco Klotatur.
At about 4:20 : yesterday morning the en ]
Blnccrluthonub-basomontjofTimUnEPuildlng
noticed n sudden Jerking and thumping of the
elevator cylinders and shafts. Ho immedi
ately ran up stairs to the passenger elevat
ors and noticing that ono of the cara was
up ho called loudly to Butler , Ihe night olo-
yalor man and watchman , whom ho sup
posed lo bo in ouo of Iho upper stories. Ills
repeated calls elicited no reply , but Dr. Dlr-
noy , who , being Indisposed during Iho
night was resting on his ofllco
louugc , came running down from the second
lloor. Ho , too , had been aroused by the
thumping of the elevator and Iho culls of Iho
engineer. 'When Dr. Blrney reached the
foot ot the grand stnlrcnso ho stepped over
to the front of the elevator , and after looking
up and down called the engineer's attention
to Butler's body , which lay lifeless in Iho
bottom of the elevator shaft.
A minute or two later Dr. Charles Uoio-
wnter , whose odlco Is on ttio third lloor , ap
peared ut the tout of the staircase. Ho hart
been awakened by a cry which bo first look
to botho volcoot ono of the carrier delivery
boys , xvbo at that hour usually come to the
oftlco.
Mr. Butler's death and the manner of It
can only bo conjectured from the marks loft
on the sides of the elevator shaft and irom a
knowledge of thu method employed by him
In operating his elevator. Ho occasionally
In storting from n lloor , after the lever had
been turned , closed the clcvntor door wllh
his loft foot. It Is supposed that In starting
"rom the first llcor he got his foot caught In
" 10 door and lost control of the elevator. The
oor on the first lloor was bent outward
nd the Inside wall showed evidence
f a boay having been dragged
ictwcou It and the lloor of the elevator. The
lovator door on the second lloor was bent
lUtward , and on the third floor tbo
ron lattice work of the door was broken. It
yus hero probably that the body of the un-
ortunato man was released and fell to the
ottoin of the shaft , the elevator rising to the
op lloor.
T'IO unfortunate man's legs and hips were
tadly crushed and his body more or less
Tulsed.
Mr. 13. Hoscwnter , editor of Tin : Br.i : , wlo
'esldcs ' on Douglas street , near Seventeenth ,
ras piomptly notified of the terrible ncci-
ent and appeared In the building within ten
iilnutcs after the body of Butler had been
.Iscovcrcd. At 4:30 : o'clock ' u. in. a telephone
nessage was sent to the cot oner.
News of the accident spread rapidly
ud the building was thronged by a
: urlous crowd of men nud boys.
A ftcr waiting until 11:15 o'clock Mr. Hoso-
uter took tbo responsibility of having the
winning of the dead man removed to Dur-
; et's undertaking room. At noon the cor
ner had not yet appeared.
Dr. II. It. Webber and Mr. Harvey .T.
.Veils , ns u commlttco representing the
"
\uights of Pythias , of which "order Mr. Ilut-
er was u member , went to the hitler's homo
: arly In the morning to break ttio sad news
.o Mrs. Butler and her family. Mr. Hoso-
ivater requested that this bo done and had
ilso telegraphed a son of the deceased ut
Salt Luke.
John II. Butler was fifty-two years of ago
and leaves n wife , thrco sons and a married
daughter. Ono of his sons , Cllstus N. But-
'er , was a former employe of Tin : Bin : , an-
ither Christian T. is a painter employed in
.ho Union Pacific shops and Georce , the
foungest boy , Is at homo. The daughter is
Mrs. J. II , Lewis.
In 1833 , at th < 5 ago of fourteen years , Mr.
Butler secured a position In the navy , nfter-
ivnrds enlisted and served until IbM ) . His
icataiiug life led him to all parts of the
world. He visited South America and
, vas In Indian waters during the Sepoy re-
rolt. Iln left the navy in IbUO on account of
poor health , but at the breaking out of the
war of tbo rebellion ho enlisted in Baiter s
cavalry in "Washington and served throe
months and was again transferred to the
iinvy. He was in several buttles and w
, hrco times woimdQd.
Ho removed to Omaha ten years ago
and worked In the Union Pacltlo shops for
eight years. For the past two years ho has
been employed as night elevator man at Tun
Biu : building. He was a most efficient em
ploye , punctual , steady , sober mitt very Care
ful und painstaking in complying with in-
trucllons.
Mr. Butler was n charter member of Trl-
imglo lodge No. 5-1 , Knights of Pythias , an
Oddfellow und a Gr.ind Army of the Kopub-
"lc man.
The arrangements for his funeral will bo
announced hereafter.
Coroner Harrigan took charge of the re
mains at 2:30 : o'clock la the afternoon.
The coroner called a Jury ut 5 o'clock , and
after reviewing the remains several witnesses
woie called to testify to allthot could bo
learned ns to the cnuso of the accident.
Mr. E. Uosewatcr , Mr. N. P. Foil , Dr. Blr
ney , Dr. Gulbralth and David Koss.tho night
engineer in the Bee building , wero'cullcd.
The evidence seemed to substantiate the facts
as given above , and loft no doubt in the minds
of the Jury as to tno cause of the sad fatality.
The Jury found that Mr. Butler came to his
death by being crushed In the west elevator
of the Bee building , corner of Seventeenth
and Farnam streets , and tint the cause of
the death was purely accidental.
Some remarkable cures of deafness are re-
cordcii of Dr. Thomas' Electric Oil. Never
fails to euro earache.
Duo to Faulty Construction.
K. Itasmusscn , the contractor in ohargo of
thu work on thoStolo building , states that the
accident of Wednesday was duo to the faulty
construction ot the wall. The llrst crack
appeared at the top of the second story ,
wlioto a course of stone wes laid with more
than half Us thickness , extending outside of
the brickwork. This weakened the wall ,
and when the support afforded by thereof
roof was removed the wall bulged ind fell.
The fall was not occasioned by the pressure
of the jacks used in raising the roof , as stated
by u local paper. Tlio building Inspector has
also given his opinion that the accident was
duo to faulty construction , and It was some
thing that could not have been forscen and
was not duo to negligence or carelessness on
the part of ( tlio contractor.
The damage will amount to $2. > 0 , much of
which was caused by the falling brick crash
ing through the artificial stouo sidewalk Into
the area way , and smashing the wide iron
steps along the front of the building ,
Gcsslor's ' Mnglo Headache Wafers. Cures al
headaches in 20 minutes. At all druggists.
I ouate in Onin'in.
Farnam street IS to have another oxten-
slvo building and business improvement of n
very substantial order. It will represent the
enterprise and capital of thoi Pabst
brewing company of Milwaukee , an Institu
tion which , while it has douo an extensive
business In this city for many years , has
never had a house of Its own hero. The com-
mny's special representative , Mr. Otto B.
chocfller , of Milwaukee , Is now
at the Mlllnrd superintending the
drawing of plans for the structure. Work
will bo commenced immediately upon the
completion of the plans , and bo pushed to
completion with all possible rapidity.
Mr , Schoofllcr is asoti ofMoiitz bchocfllcr ,
who started the llrst newspaper nvor pub
lished in the west. It was called the Banner
andVolksfreund , of Milwaukee , andmnciolts
appearance in 1312.
Bakin
Powder
Used la Millions of Homes
10 Ytara tbo Gtaodard.
Clothing House.
? * * Jr
Another Great Bargain Week. SPECIAL ' BARGAIN LINES OF
BOYS' LONG PANT SUITS
The steady increase in our business ever since the ,
Ages ll ! to 17 , Marked from $10 &
Continental in Omaha is
was opened due to the
fact that the public have confidence in our methods Price SY.SO.
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 13 lo 17 , nmrkcil tlo\ui \ from $ ll ! and $15 , L'rlco
count sale of overcoats and ulsters , was another Douglas SQ.SO.
proof that a genuine discount is appreciated , Our
spring stock is coining 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 $4,50 ,
'
dren's . You make
department. can money by taking
AH lilgli cost suits marked tlonn t' ' close. In small sizes thcro arc
advantage of this sale. some choice stales in best suit ) .
Underwear Sale , Boys' Knee Pant Suits ,
Price $2.00.
Tlio sale of flno underwear advertised lust ueck , will bo continued
fiiiollier u.'ck , ami mull orders Illicit until every do/en is sol- ! . A craiul dcanliip up ofliroliou slm nml a tnrloty of stjrlcs trill bo
biilc at $2. Lurl ) bitcnl \ lgel \ \ tlio lie t.
Lot N D. 1 , Natural Wool at 75c.
Lot No. 2 , White Australian wool at $1. OVERGORTS.
will lie sent t nny aildrc s , nrnl if not found ns rcpicscnlo.1 may be re Fornnotlicr flcolc n ill'cnniit of 20 per cent Mill bo allowed nt the
turned lit our expense. desk , on cury otcrcoal sold lu Iho men's nud buys' department.
FREELAND LOOMIS & CO Corner 15th
, . , and Douglas Streets
EZES5
s and Specialists ,
140D DOUGLiAS STRE12.T
OMAHA , NEB.
Tno molt widely and favorably Imownspee-
InllslBlti the Unftol Htiitos. Their lonp ex
perience , remarkable skill and universal success -
cess In the treatment und cure o ( Nerxous ,
Chronlo nnd Surgle.il Diseases , entitle these
Qinlnrnt physicians to the full confidence of
the nfllleti'd everywhere. They Riiuruntpn :
A OEUTAIN AM ) I'OSITIVK CUKE for
the uwlul effects of curly vice and the numer
ous ovtlH thatfollow In Its train ,
1MUVATE. TlhOOD AND SKIN DISEASES
speedily , completely 'mil pfnnaiic'ntly curud ,
NEiivous tonniUTY AND SEXUAL uis-
OUDEKS yield readily to their skillful treat-
tuont.
1MLES , FISTULA AND RECTAL TJLCEUS
iriiuranteed cured without pulu or detention
from business.
HYDUOOELC AND VARICOOEU3 perma
nently und successfully cured In every case ,
hyi'lllUH. GONOHUIIKA. QLEl'/r , Sper-
matorrhea , Soniliiiil Weakness Lost Manhood ,
Night Emission" , liecaycd Kiicultles , Female
Weakness and all clcllc-.ito disorder * peculiar
o either sex posltlicly cured , ns well as all
'unctlorial di&onlcrtthut result from youthful
olllcs or thn oxcessdf inaturo yearn.
STk'IPTIIKIJ Guiitantcod poriuano nt ly
ij I IMV l U t\j | ctlii'd , lomuvnl complete ,
without cuttlni ! , ciiustm or dilatation. Cures
elTc'ctcd at homo by patient without a mo-
nent's pain or annoyance.
TO YOUNG AND MIDDLE AGED MEN ,
? PIIPlJT'io ' awful effects of
AQITIl <
OU1\L VjU s\ \j \ early vlco which brings
oriranlo weaknc&s , dostiojlnt ? both mlndnnd
jotly. with all Its ilro dcd Ills , permanently
cuicd.
Address those who have 1m-
- - - - - palioil themselves by Im
proper Indulgence und t-olltury l ablt- > , which
ruin both mind and body , unllttlng them for
buslni'ss. stuilv or inarrliiKO.
MAIUUii ; ) MIIN or these onterlnR on that
. ujipy life , aware of physical debilityquickly
assisted.
OUR SUCCESS
Is hased upon facts. Klrst Practical otnorl-
once , Second livery case Is specially stuQled ,
thus stnrtlns right Third medicines are
prepared In our laboratory exu'olly to suit
each case , thus effecting curcswlthout Injury.
Drs. Belts Betts ,
H09 DOUGLAS STREET , OMAHA , NEB.
To euro UlllouBnosirElcIc ITcadnctio. Constipation ,
ln. Liver COmplnlnts , tnkn thn tma
and certain cuuttdjr , SMITH'S
BILE
t7aotho8MAUSElR(40 ( little Ix-nnsto fholioU
tie ) , Ttier are tbo aoott convenient : bull ull ugea.
1'rlcoof cither aliolUcont per buttle.
If IQQirUr * ' ? 17. 70 : I'hoto CTHTnro.
IVIOOIIXIV * ( mgolBlioof thla plcturo for 4
couu ( coppers or aUuntis ) .
, J. F. SMITH & CO. ,
Makoraof "lulu Beaiu. bl. l/oul3. Mo
nip n 13 th ncknowiMKPd
1t it < ltnc rpincily for tftl tha
unnnturnl UlncliHrRea ami
prlvntiullHCBKt'iiDf met ) . A
certain cute fur tindclilll >
tutlntr vcaknc'tj peculiar
toomtn. .
, , Jire ] cribeltnndfceli fo
UHEtOHSCHIMlCUCo : " ; lt * "
lrililtunll. | jsudlnj
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Wolil liv I > riirKffn | ( ,
01.00.
INTHEWOniOWILt
nlTIN A RUPTURE
orKlvercllef llko"lr. 1'lcrco's iiacnctla l.U tlo
Triiia. " UUaseurfJtliou i l l It ) uu waiittha
IIKhl'.Bemi lolnmimi' " 'orfroelMiiiplilvt.No. I.
> l ncllo Ulaulc Tru. < Co. , Han I'rniicl.i-o , Cnl
Buffering from
the oITccti ol
youtlifiil crron
, ,
I nlll send o valuable tiratlso < .f l Jj w
full particular ! for homo euro , , Ylll : > : ° f.clunto. . .
A tplndld medical work ; thou d Jw read by even
' . . Addrcu
d.
mail % vho U nrrvniu 'nixl dehllllat.
1'rof. I ? , C. J'O WLUKi Moodiii , Coun
V
THE BEST
IN THE WORLD.
ARE MADE BY THE
Woonsooket & Rhode Island Rubber Go
And wo are their western agents and always carry alar o stock.
Address ,
Jtorican [ land Sewed Shoe Bo
1204 and 1206 Ilarney Street.
LIZZflRD
ICE
CREEPER.
Thesa Adjustahlo Ice Creepers fit nny
shoo. Anyone can put them on or oil } they
are always in order , and j ou are ready for
anychinge of weather. Agents "Wanted.
} < TSend outl na of fore and hind nhoe.
the Points"wear out : anyone
can put in a new set , "Indispensable. "
FuU sei ( I ) $3.
Points , Beet , $1 , to one address.
Points , 1 set , (10) ( ) 20c , by mall.
W. Kent , Sole M'f'r. ' , Mcrldan , Conn.
MANHOOD RESTORED.
" 8ANAT1VO. " the
" \Vonilerful bpankh
Hrincdy , Is told -
AVrlttoiiCiuarantcu
to euro nil Nen oua Dla-
casci , eucli nu Weak
Memory , 1/ieS of Drain
P o w o r , 11 c a d a c U c ,
Wakefulncu , Loetllan-
hood , Hen OUHICFI , Lns-
Bltudo. all dralni and
Doforo Si. Aft or Uso. luci of power of tlio
Photographed from life. Gencramo Organ * , In
cither icz , caused by
OTer-oiertlon , youthful Indficrctloni , or the exccbtlve
me of tobacco , opluui , or stimulant * , which ultimately
lend to lunrmltr , Couiumptlon and Innnnlty. Tut up
In con ulcnt form to carry In themt pocket. 1'rlce
II a p.ick RC. or 6 forN. With ocry fa order wo Kt\e
written Kiinrnnlco to euro or refund tlio
ninnujr. Sent by mall to uny uddresfc Circular free.
Mention this piper. Addrcu ,
MADRID CIIEMICAt CO. , Branch OQlce for U. S. A.
417 Ie rlM > rti Htrrrt. CI1ICAOO. I I.I.
FOIl 8AI.K IK OMAHA. NKB , UT
Kulm A. Co. , Cor , IStli tt lc.uil.i ) SU.
J.A. rullor A Co. , Cor 1411 , A. DounlnsSU.
A.U. 1'otter A Co. , Council lllutr. . lit
For scalds
use Pond'a Extract.
DR. BAILEY
GRADUATE CEHTISr
A Kull Hot ot Toslh
on Kulibor , for
_ , . . .
A ndrfpct fit guaranteed. Teotli oxtr'iotoa '
wJthPo urtfpCaln Pof'dVn.M.anJ } w-tlout Bjaejj
tliotlcs. Qnlil anclnlberlllliiBH at lowest
rates. Uridgfl nnd Grown Work , louth with-
outDlntcs. All work warruuted.
OFFICE PAXTON BLOCK , 16TH AND FARNAM
Cnt rarer , JClli street clovato' Oponuvon-
C uutlj 8 o'clock
ains
Are being offered with the 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 in favor each day
NO OUR.EX ! NO PAY.
1316 Douglas Street , Omaha , Neb.
goveutccn yours experience. A rottiilnr uriuliialo In medicine , n illplotnu BUOIT , Is § 1111 trentliu with
Oienronteat aucceis , ull Nervous , t'lironla titnl 1'rlvato Dltoi ui. A pormanunt euro Kuaranteod fur Cutarra ,
Ktierniatorrli'rn , l. < i t Manhoixl , feinlnnl Weuknois , Nlulitl.onoi , linpoloncy , Uyphllls , atrlcturo , and nil ills *
, . N. 11.1 J'OO for 1 undertnko ami full ta
ca < e of iho lllooil Skin andUrlniry OrKiiu. Kuiirnntua every case
euro. Consultation froo. llook. ( Myaturloi o I.Uo ) lout froj. OHIcolioiiri-3a. in. tot ! p , iu. BunJayj W
a. ui. to U m.
KERVE AND BRAIN TREftMNT ;
menu l boi. or .if to , J. iint l , > mrll.r | p I.L .
witiTiiarh orilor for ilx heir , will tend imnltiivir
riiranlM lo "fund noner ) f tb tre.lmtnlf.lUtg
ure. UuartnUc l ut > a tunl euDiuno ivlduulibr
GOODMAN DUUG CO. ,
Omaha Nab.
. . ' I'erlortleal I'llli
FoliluniES O.Vl.r..nr. Ixiduo'a
IhoKrwncli remedy , act on Ibo iiiiiiiitrunl ylein end
care iuppreailon Irom whalorer cauio. I'roniot *
DiDnitruuUun.1'Hoiu pill * > hould nut b talma dur *
.BgpreKtianoy. Am. 1'lhCo , Uoyally riopa , Hpon-
cer , Clay Co. , la Oonulr.oby blmriniiii * MoConnell ,
UoJiieit.noarl' . O.Omixliai C. A , Mulclier , rtouU
Ouiouu , U. I * . Ullli. Cuuucll Uluffi. ti.ut J
LIQUOtl
IN AIL THE WOHLD THERE IS BUT ONE CURE
DR. HA1HF.S1 GOLDEN SPECJFIC ,
It cun hen I *
| lfldfruuU , without tbo knowledge ol tneiftl nt.
KDBoeiaary. It * absolutely harttilt M and will efleol
n VoruiADent and ape dy cure , whether the Mpatinnt . !
ri doraiadrlakor orAU&laoholiaw r ak. lT r. * i * *
LA h'-i. It operate * 10 quietly aud with > uen ocr
tatitty ill ( it the patl ut undergooi no Inoonveolonotf.
and are he U tt ware , til * compute rtformcmon It
eileotcd 48p g book of pirticuUr fre Tobenaaol
KUHNXt UO..lbtli AlJouiUo.tfelltli A CumlDKttu -
0 ; * Trade auppltod br llLAKB. UUUCi ! & CO , on. .
IDWIHIJaOFl DUlfo CO Omaba.
HE DID-HE DIDN'T ?
I'lvo yen rnHKO both tooffht our
adrkt.V rurn nil WEAK.
MEIECBd DISCABEBOr MEM ,
| OUR HEW BOOK I
rxiilalninll , Iti advice U Vital. Vttelor llmllrd
Ili'tf Don'tTrlllftwith ll ) i-a BI Kllli : Mti : > .
It Al , CO. , Iliiirulo. N. V. Don't ( Ml to x
HEED OUR WORDS \ '