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8 THE OHABA DAILY BEE , FRIDAY , MAJICK 20 , 1891 THE CITY , Bciuity nncldelicacy of Uio complex ion can bo secured Inusliif , ' Spanish Court Fnco Powder , sold by nil druggists. The ndjustorH of the Insurance com- pnnlcfl Interested In the Gibwn , Miller & Richardson lire nro In session nt the Millnrd mljustlng the losses. The divorce In the "Doug" Davis case , to which reference was made in Satur day's pnpor , wnfl granted on the crounda of extreme cruelty and inhuman treat ment , Mrs. Johntson nml I3111y Morrow will tarry at the county jail ton and fifteen dnya respectively , and allow the corn fumes to evaporate from their breathing apparatus. Mayor Cushlnp returned Wednesday from hia canturn trip , lie fltutos that Ills nh-ionco hud nothing to do with mu nicipal mutters and was merely a private and plcnsuro trip combined. The following articles passed the cus toms house yesterday : One case of lace curtains from Switzerland for Falconer , and one for Morse ; five cases of violins from Germany for Max Meyer. Dotectlvo Savage recovered n ladles' flllvcr watch marked "A. L. Jacoto. " and wants to find an owner for ir. It WIIB bold at a bccond-lmml Btoro ly ) n Bticnk tlilef , who also had a quantity of other plunder , Govornmcnl rUorekconor Rrunor of the Willow Spring distillery 1ms been transferred to the Nebraska City distil lery nndill ho succeeded by Andrew Carlisle , who Is transferred from No- bnibka City to this point. Frank Pol * of Louisville , KyM and owner of one of the largest breweries In the south , died the early part of this week. Mr. Fohr is well known to brewers heroin connection with an offer of $1,000,000 made by an English syndi cate for his brewery. Tlio H | > rlnir Tlio normlnrity which Hood's lias gained us n spring tncilielno Is wonderful. It pcmcsses just those elements of healtli- Klvinir , blood-purifying mid npiictlto-restorlnB which everybody seems to need at this season. Do noi continue In u dulltiredunsatisfactory condition when you limy bo so much licnclltoci by Hood's Hnrsaparilln. It purities the blood ami inaltes Die wealt strong. "JU. ) " RAYMOND'S MAGNUIISM. Questionable UHC of It IjiimtH Htm In . ( ail. Ed Knymond was arrested Wednesday even ing upou complaint ol E.F.Uoblnsonwho lives nt Slxteentli and Webster streets. Kobinson charges Ituvinond witti improper relations with his wife. The prisoner is now plain Kd Raymond , n coinmoa every day painter and paper hanger , but llvo years ago ho WAS pompous'-Dr. " Raymond , magnetic liealor and electrical sur geon , It scorns that it was while operating us a magnetic healer that ho lint found nu oppor tunity to focus his personal magnetism on Mrs. Kobinson. The woman's husband says that his wife was treated by "Dr. " Haymond , and ho paid 135 for sncli services. The "doctor" called at the house during Kobinsou's absence , mid tn his professional rapacity succeeded in worming himself into the confidence of Mrs. Robinson , Which eventually resulted in the establishment of criminal relations between them , Wlmtover may have been his appearance five , years afro , it is certain thatUavmnncl hni developed into a very anarchistic-looking in dividual nt the present tiino. Ho pleaded not guilty to the cuarRO against him , nnd his case was set for hcariiiK to morrow. His bond was fixed at $200 , nnd his attorney started on a wild hustle to se cure the necessary amount. Over-Jno.OOO Howe scales have bojn sold nd the doinand Increasing continually , Dor- en &Selleek Co. , Chicago , 111. IIAVK THEM. INJAIL. . Detectives Dempsey ami flnz ? Oot tlio Shoo Store Itui-glnr * . James Johnson , alias Billy Dwyer , and J. Gilbert , were arrested yesterday afternoon by Sergeant Haze nnd Detcctlvo Dempsey , charged uith burglarizing the shoo store of Norrls it Wllcov some time ao. Johnson was nrrcstcd by Ofltoer Haze while in the net of going through n house. Quito a pnclmpo of clothing was found In his posses sion. Later on Gilbert -was brought In. Detectives Suvngonnd Dempsey have boon working on a clue for some time , but , on ac count ot the alias used by the prisoners , they had untlljesterdny escaped detection. Each ' man had ou a pair'or the stolen shoes. A couple of piirs were found in their room anil the remainder uf the sixteen pairs recovered wore found in a Tenth street pawn shop. These men belong to the class of crooks who commit uctty burglaries and work in all night chop houses and restaurants , clumping their naino nnd place of abode after each o ( Tense. "Ayer'smodlcnos have boon satisfactory to nio throughout my practice , especially Aver's Chery Pectoral , which has been used by many of my patients , one of whom says he knows It saved his Hfo. " P. L. Morris , M. U , Brooklyn , N. Y. VICUNA 1'3 MOTI1EK. The Story of the Poor Girl's Unhappy Ufo. Mrs , Hoover , the mother of the woman who was found In a stable In the rear of 210 North Seventeenth street In nn unconscious condition a few davs ngo aim taken to the county hospital , arrived from Minneapolis Wednesday night. She states lhat her daughter is m.irricd tea a mnn mimed W.ulo Dennitt , who Is now in Texas. The couple came to Omaha some months o o. The mother fears that , her daughter hits Icon deserted bv her husband. The girl is still 'delirious and the chances for her re covery are still considered doubtful. Do Witt's little Knrly Risers ; best little .pills for dyspepsia , sour stomach , bad breath. I'ltUSCKXIVJ AMt fOVKH. Tnoperformance for tlio benefit of the Kilts charity fund , which will be given nt Boyil's opera house on Saturday evening next , prom ises to bo exceptionally well patronized. The bill Is n very unique one , nud was nuJo spot-tally for the occasion. The bright llttlo soubrette star , 1'iittl Rosa , will bo seen in the best part of two plavs , which nlono Is well woitti the price asltcd for a ticket , Mr. Wil liam Calder , tnamigcrof the Pnttl llosa com pany , and Miss Margaret Hatch , leadlnglady of the same company , have Uliullv volunteered to give the kitchen scene from tlio llrst act of "Hip'ai ) Winkle , " which is certain to bo nmoiiK the best thlncs of the evening. Mr. Calder is n line actor and has a record of "Uln" times mUrent playing 1,000 , llritnln. Colonel William U\ Cody ( HnfTalo 11111) ) , who Is a member of San Francisco lodge of Klks , has kindly volunteered to coino from his ranch , near North IMatto , and will glvo a fifteen minutes' net in his own peculiar stylo. The procrnmino will conclude with thrco specialty nets , wlitch will bo performed by members of the Bdcn Musco company , kindly loaned by Mr. Will Ltwlcr , manager. The inquiry ( or seats at the box onice of the Uoyd has been unprecedented ! } * lurgo , nnd the Ulks are sura of an overflowing houso. Tickets tlmt tmvo boon purchnsnd by mem. bow of the fraternity tuny be exchanged nt the box oftco ) tomorrow morn ing for reserved scab , ' At Doyd's opera , house commencing Mon- niiyucxt , aud for the cntlro week with the ' URUtd Saturday matinee , Hnnlon brothers will present for the Urst tlmo in this city their latest spectacular nnd pantomime production , "Suporba. " l > which they are na U to bnvo exlmustcil all the resources known to modern theatricalnrt and in which they have scored a greater triumph than In their lormor suc- ccsfcs , "Lo Voyage en Sulsso" nnd "I'an- tiwrrm. " Tlio tricks nnd mechanical effects which am nrciontod In this production re pro- lent , no it Is said , the labor of yean of the Hiuilons , while the writing of tlii play I * the < work of J , J. McNnlly , a well kuown Hoston nowtpsprr inim , mm tlso author of "A BlrtlgutTip" and numerous other farce * . RUNNING DOW SOME RUMORS Sensational Stories Abmt tbi Oitloy Ojurt Martial Suoosifully Exploded , HE W\S ALL RIGHT ON DRESS PARADE , Ocntrnl XVIioaton'H Opinion of the Aceuseil'rt iSlllolcncy Galley He- torts nnd A'tioloclKcs .Vttauk- UlH Coininnndcr , For some dnys pas' , there has been a story going the round ) in army circles to the effect that General Wionton , colonel of the Second Infantry , had refused to sign th& charges npulnst Cuptalu O.itloy , now undorgolnff court-martial , because the latter was an old man , It Is quite immaterial whether General Whcatonhimself nluno'd the charts or not as they were slgno.lny an ofllcjr of CJouoral Wheaton'a staff , Ltoutenant Joua ICInzio , adjutant of the regiment. There Is eonslJorablo feeling in tlio regi ment against Captain Cntloy , on account of his Insinuations naalnst the veracity of Gen eral Wheiton. The dielslons of the court in refusing to send for witnoaaas requeued by the captain In order to question General Whcaton's voracity , is ( icuorally coinmoadod in army circles hero. There lias also boon considerable talk about tlio inability of the court to convict Captain Oiitloy , because the court 13 inado up rinclpally of "pruy heads. " Such , of course , Is not the caso. If Captain Galley is proved guilty ho will bo convicted ; otherwise not. It unices uo difterjuco what the personnel of the court is. I'Vom tlio evidence so far intro duced it Is quite evident that the captain is not over-popular In the regiment , and that the general dojlro Is that ho bo retired for the rood of the service , lint the personal feelings of the regiment woulu not bo consid ered nor have any weight with the court , It has also ueen noised about that a cer tain ortlecrnowisitting us a member of the court had , soinoyoirs afji iiocn "on the car- pot,1' ' charged with an offense similar to Cnntuln C.itloy's , during the ModoccaniiialRii In Oregon. On that account It has been said tlio captuui would not be found irullty. This matter wis looked into yesterday by Tin : Bui'.and It was found that there was nothing In it. That the rumors wore unwarranted and without a semblance of truth. It Is Oi-imliiiK Hlou-ly. Like the nulls of the goJs tlio duloy court martial grinds slowly , nnd itloolcsnow as if it would bo stretched out well into the middle of next week. According to tlio military laws but a three hour's session can bo held e.ich dav , and it pcncrally occupies one of these la getting down to actual business. General \Vhc.itonresumed thostand yester day morning. When reinforcements wore or dered to Pine Uidgo to assist the Seventh cavalry , Captain Catley's ' company , C , was ordered out. Tnoy wont but the captain did not accompany them. The Second regiment was under tire from the Indians near Pine Hideo December til ) and 'M , and company C was In a somewhat critical position. The general supposed that Captain Catley was with his men. C.iptaln Catloy General , why do you think Capt.dn C.itley unable to command a company under tire ( General \Vhealon-I am aware that Cap tain Catley was convicted at a court-martial in Idaho eleven years ago for questionable deportment in an engagement with the In dians , The court was hero ordered cleared. Hut Cuptalu "Catley's objection to this statement going in aj evidence was over- ruica. Continuing his testimony General Wheaton stated that bo had been apprised of the de tails of the court , martial byonoof his ofllcors , who was present nt the proccedingi and was well'posted as to nil Its details. The general court martial referred to was ttien read , which embraced in Its allegations that Captain Cailoy had been guilty of gross misbehavior and cowardice in the face of a war party of Indians on Bljr Creek. Idaho , July i9 ! , 18T9 , and that ho failed to fulfill the functions of his position In i < ot delivering the proper orders or attempting : anything to repel the enemy that ho retreated two miles , tak ing no precautions to protect his command or the wounded members thoroot. Ho was then a lieutenant of the Second infantry. The re sult of his cow ardlco and InoHicloncy was the loss of several man and the pack mules of the company. The disclosure made by this llttlo Im promptu bit of elocution created a buzz of excitement among the blue-coats within the court , but this quickly subsided and the logonrt continued. Captain Catlov was dis missed from the service by the Idaho court- martial , but this decision was not approved by President Hayes , and ho was reinstated ou the recommendation of the Judge advocate general of the army. Tills recommendation is now on Its way hero , but Judge Advocate Captain Itay objected to its ba admitted as evidence in the present case. The court was again cleaicd. The objection \yas not sus tained and Cienoral Wheatou'proceeded to glvo bis opinion of the document , stat ing that ho thought "misconduct" would boon a better term to have applied to Cap tain Catloy's action , than cowardice. Here Captain Catley sprang a little sensa tion of his own by asking General Wnoaton if he , himself , had not once been court-mar- tialod. The Judge advocate was on his foot In a second , and interposed a strenuous ob jection , stating- that it wa ? Captain Cntloy who was being trlod and not General Whca ton. ton.Tho The objection -was sustained. General Wheaten , however , insisted on answering the question , wliich ho did , by rising nnd saying that ho had never been arrested aud tricd.i Captain Catloy hereupon arose and begged the general's pardon. The general then continued his testimony. Ho had always treated the captain with the courtesy to which ho was entitled. Ho considered him perfectly competent to handle his company on the parade grounds , but before - fore a band of hostile Apaches was another matter , nnd the captain's post record. Justi fied the bollof that ho was inadnmmto. to the situation. Other ofllcors of the regiment woroof the same opinion. Hohaanonubut the kindliest feeling for the captaln.ashowas well along in Ufo aud physically incapable of withstanding the privations of active service in the Held. lie sympathized with him In his present troubles , and know that rotiromcul had been suggested on several oc casions. Second L.loutonnut H. M. Powell , Fort Omaha , took the stand. 1 had seine conver sation with Captain Catloy from Kushville over to I'liio Hldijo. Ho spoke of how well hu hail stood the inarch , nnd I , on account of sere foot , had suff orod much. I was present when my regiment went into the Hold Janu ary 1. Captain Catloy was not present. All the ofllcovs condemned his action. Captain Catloy Was there any feeling against Captain Catley on account of his op position to retirement. "Witness Ho , sirs the feellug was nil on account of his not taking the Held January 1. whoa all the ofllcurs expected to light. 1 think the bclievo prevails that Contain Cat loy Is not disabled. At the tlmo I thought you able to do your dutv , .Adjourned until 3 o'clock. General \Vhcnton. At the afternoon session of the court mar tlal Captain Catloy requested the court to send for Colonel Thomas P. Barr , United liMl'EROR CllARLliS II. by half the nobility uf Austria wont to tlio C'arlsbail Springs for tlio recovery of Ills la'ultli. Sl\ thousand , t > lx liundroc liorics , so the town records bay. wcro nccc.s siry ; to convey the coin puny to the uhico. Tlio virtue of the wuter U ( is creat nt tlio present duy us It wus In tlio tlmo of Clmrlus 1 1 , .mill although tlio oxiienso uttiicliod to a Journey thither Is not us cront now : i It was thpiuwoiuo not alt wealthy oiiouch tu unilcrtlikolt. 1'or siioh tlin virtue of tlio Carls buil S | > rlnx Is cvtrnctod. Tlio Oiu lubud bpru del Suit , obtained liy ovaporntlon. cnittnlnlnir nil ( he solid ( . onstltiiontiof the wutor. can bo obtuliiiio ut o.vcry ilrusi storu at n. trlflltucost ttli tiinliest roineily forcut&rrhot the atom aoh , uonstlputlon , llycr niul Mcluoy troubles no nt , rhcuiniitlsin , cto. Ho euro to obtulu the liCimtna liiiportuil urtlcli ; , which inuHt liuvo the tlenaUtio of "EUncr Jc MunOclson Co. SoU AgouU , Now YorkV'ou every pacluijo , States army , who Is at present stfilloneil nt Governors Island , Now Vent harbor. The court asked the cnptaln to state the jmrposo ho hud In View In summoning Colonel Unrr , "I c.ipcfV1 replied Cftptnln Catley , "to Impeach the testimony of witness for the prosecution. " General Wheaton was named tw the wit ness In question. Continuing , Cnptaln Catloy sMdi "Colonel Barr win' the president of a courtof inquiry hold at I'ortCoucrd'Alciio , Idtllio.somoyenrs ago , before which court Colohel wheaten was tried. I also dcstroto provo that Colonel Hnrr would not bcllcvo General Whcaten under oath. " Tills last remark of the prisoner caused considerable surprise among tlio member * of thn court , nnd the room was cleared to allow the court to debate the question. When the doors were opened Judge Advo cate Kay announced that Colonel liarr would not bo summoned. "For the same purpose , " announced Cap tain Galley , ' 'I respectfully request that the court summon Lieutenant Vnn Lou , now sta tioned at Orcimrd Lake ( Mich. ) military academy. " Again the court asked accused what lie exported - ported to provo by this witness , imd the nn swer was that tho"oniccr In question would not bellevo tleiicr.i ) Wheaton undur oath. Again the court room was cleared and the question debated , and again the same de cision the witness would not be summoned. "It Is the seiiso of the court , " said Captain Ray , "that General Whcaton being so well known and generally esteemed , the court docs not dcotn It necessary to provo his vo racity. " Lieutenant Ur. J. Turner. Second Infantry , \I-'IQ tlin Imvti tl nnaa f.nllnrt Thn ( Irat. rilina. 4I1U3Z > UUIU kl. X IIVJ lilob .lon put by the accused to witness was ! "Do you know anything about n paper clrouhitud nt Fort Omaha last summer , i ; the commanding ofllecr to rcrommonu Captain Catloy for retirement ! " The wit ness replied that ho wjuollcetea a request to rotlro two or three onicers. The nccuscd then asked who signed the paper , nnd the witness replied that ho did lot recollect. Captain Kouerts objected to this form of questioning , unless bomcthliig was to ho proved by It. After some discus sion , It was decided to allow Captnia Catley to proceed with his questions. " \Vas \ It the Bonor.il opinion of the ofllcors of the Second Infantry nt that tlmo that I should bo retired ? " was tlio tloxt question. Lieutenant Turner answered : "I think it was. " Captain Catlov then asked why the ofllocrs of the roplment wanted him retired. The witness said that the reasons for asking Captain Catloy's retirement wore that the ofllpors thought it for the host Interests of the service ; that they did not regard him i-ollablo in a pinch , nnd that ho was Inciting in eourngo nnd furthermore thnt fho service would bo benclltud by his retirement. The hour of closing now having arrived court was adjourned until 10 this morning. * Easy expectoration , increased power of the lungs , and the enjoyment of rest , nro the i-e- wards upon taking Dr. Bull's ' Cough Syrup , to all consumptives , Cuts , burns and nil other wounds , can bo cured in n short time by the use of Salvation Oil , the greatest euro on earth for pain. Price ' 5 cents. TIIK NATIONAL. . OAPITOU ISveryfoorty Kvpcuts to niul Kvcryboily Can ViNitViiHhiiiKton. . Washington will always bo the handsomest and most Interesting city In the union. The costly public buildings the lovely parks , the well-kept , streets , the historic associations nnd the fact that it Is the scat of government will always provo attractions against which nothing can run counter. Every manwoman and child in America expects or hopes to visit the national capitol. The city , lying as It does on the almost direct line between all the great western cities and tnoso of the far east is visited en route by most of the hun dreds of thousands making annual pilgrim- rccs to the great marts of trade nnd seats of culture foe the very good reason that thegroat Baltimore & Ohio the most picturesque of American railways carries Its passengers through Washington. Whether the route bo via Chicago , St. Louis , Cincinnati , Indlanap' oils or Pittsburgh this picturesque Baltimore & Ohio forms one of the links of the chain of travel nnd Washington Is the chief of the galaxy of greater beautiful cities to bo vis- i.ted. On all its lines nro found the host of accommodations. Anything new which prom ises comfort , convenience or caution for the passenger is forthwith adopted regardless of expense , until the Baltimore & Ohio vesti bule trams from Chicago and St. Louis and its famous Royal Blue line train to New York are renowned throughout the world as the most complete , most attractive and most comfortable of railway trains. The vestlbulo trams and Blue Line sleepers are pnlacos on wheels In the most literal scnso. Nothing equal them on this continent. They make the cost tlmo and they carry pas sengers via Washington without extra ex- ponso. The dining cars of the Baltimore & Ohio are unexcelled and the rate for meals is but 75 cents , while-other lines charge SI , The reader will inavco no mistake In going to any far eastern cVty Vf ho calls for a ticket via the Baltimore" & Ohio. Ho will save tlmo , snvo money and co moro of natural scenery than can bo com assed within a journey via any other railway. The Baltimore & Ohio deserves Its immense passenger business , because ticket-holder the host cause it gives every - conveniences tlmo nnd treatment money can purchase. Address Mr. Charles 0. Scull , general pas- scneer agent , Baltimore , for full Informa tion. DlfAt. ADRS-On Thursday rit liDO a. in. , John Adcs , sr. , used 7H years. Kmicral tit'Joelock this afternoon from the residence of his son , O. B. Ades , 2SOO toward struct. Interment In Forest Luwii cemetery. 1'rlcnOa.of family In vited. Do AVI ttlsLittlccarly lUscrs : only pill to cureslckho ndacbo and regulate the bowels. Marriage Lficonsoi. The following marriasa Hcaasoi wow is sued by Jndjjo Shields yesterday ; Naino ana address. Ace. ( Nols Xorilstroin. I'lattsmonth 27 ) lluldaOnstavson , I'luttsmouth"O INolbonL. Chlimook , Hewitt , Neb 'J7 I Nettle M. Davis. South OnuUia 1H .IitmosW. Shelby. OliMiwood , la 5K JIurtha Jnrvls , Uoso Hill. la 'Jl Baking Powder Caexlla MlUionaof Homes to Years the Bland ard. NEBRASKA National Bank U. S. DEPOSITORY , OMAHA , NR3 Capital , - - - - S4OO.OOO Surplus Jan. 1st , 189O , - Oii,8OO omcomnd DlroctonIIenryViVntei , 1'rosldonti I.ewli 8. Ueotl , Vlco-l'reslcUnt ; Jnnie $ W. Baroie.V V. Morse , John H. Collins , 1C U Cu lilnj , J , N. U I'atrlck. W. 11. 6. llugliai , coaler. T1-1E IRON BANK. 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Hut nothing can Iminoro absurd than for any lady to try mid ia ) beautiful slinuly by pow dering tlio face , or ai > | > lytiit | crentn r nlnt- nipiit. llii'sfl tilings are nocc-iary , It Is true ! but something o'so ' In more Important. Hood refreshing slcun. Wiirin olrunlnMiiK blood which never permits cold feet iirliluu notes. 1 hcso tlilngmnnl < u bcnutv iiulckrr than any poHdorsor lotions can. lint , my Incly n-iulcr s.ivs. how can thlsbo done ? Keep tliu lilood inuTlni ? by sonic KciitloMlinnliitit.aiKl for this nurpoHO nothing N equal to t > nre whiskey. Not the whiskey one commonly hears of ; not tlioqncstlniinblu kind Hint Is rtrunk by gross men In grosser plnccs , lint soiiiclhln - jiure , IMlatablo nml iilonxltur , rhut N precisely wlmt Dulfy's I'nro Malt Whiskey Is and what has Hindu It so Immeasurably iionnlar , The bi'st ' doctors In the land prescilbo It. Tlio finest clontl > ( ts uiidor-u It. 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Onrci effected t homo hy p.itient without o mo- incut's pain or annoyance. TO YOUNG AND MIDDLE-AGED MEN. A 9I1P.F riTNI < Tuo nwfnl "feels of n OUiVL , UUI\L CIlriy VC ] ( , wldoh brings orcanlc weakness , destroying both mind and body , with all Its dreaded Ills , permanently cured. THTTP's \ \ ' Address those who have Im- U1VO. DL.11O palioil thunif bes by Im proper Indulgence nnd solitary nubits , which ruin both mind and body , unfitting them for biHlni'Ss. fit ml v or marriage. MAUIIIEU MEN or those entering on that happy life , awuro of physical dublllty , qulelcly aislstcd. OUR SUCCESS Is based upon facts. First I'ructlc.il cxporl- onco. Second Every case Is specially stiidled , thus startliii ; rlghi 'Xhlrd niedlelnrs tire prepared In our laboratory exactly to suit each case , thus effecting cures without Injury , Drs. Betts & Betts , 1409 DOUGLAS STREET , - - OMAHA , NEB . Macbeth s " pearl top . and "pearl glass" lamp-chimneys are made of tough glass that costs four times as much as common glass ; and the work on them costs a good deal more than the work on com mon chimneys , just as the work on a dress is proportioned tioned to cost of stuff. , * The dealer is right in saying lie can't afford to sell them at the prices of common glas ? chimneys. And what will become of his chimney trade if his chim neys never break ? He is apt to be wrong there. He can afford to charge a fair price and give new chimneys for all ihat break in use. e * Have a talk with him. PUtsburg. GEO. A.MACIIETII 4Co 1(1 ( 1H13UIUUI 311(1 ( INSTITUTE. Forthotroatmcntotill CIIRONIO AND DlSKAKKd. llrnood-ApiilliMicosfor neforniltlojnnd Trusscos. Host KiuniltluM , Apparatus mil llc'iuccllpi foriucccsjful tnaJin'nt of ovorr formot dlm-a e lonulrlnK Meillcnlor Surulcal Trentraont NINKTV ItOOMS KOU I'AXllNTd , llonrd nnd Attenrtnnoo IloU AccommoilaUum Wait Wtlto forclrouhrs on DefonuUIci nnil Unmet , Trui c , Club K'ot , Curva. turcn of Bplno , J'lles , TumoM , Cnnccr. Cnlnrrli , llroncliltli. Inhnlntlon , Klectrlcltr. I'nriilT l , Kpll- cjir. Kl.lnoys , lllndder. Kfe. K r , Hkln unil Illonit , mulall HurKlcnliporatlon ( , IHSKASKSOKVOMKN n tpcclalto. Hock os DMoniei of Women Kreo. Wo IIIITO latelr addoit a Ijlnir In Dapirtrnent for Women During contlnement ( Strictly 1'rlvato.l Unlr Kollv hie.Moiili-ul Inntltuto Making a HpocUHr uf 1'IU- VATK 1M8KA8KS. All Illooil Dlfcaios luccoiifullr trotitcd. Medlotn ) or Inntrumrnt ) * orU by mall or ovpren socurolj pnckutl. no iiiarka to Inrtlcuto contonN or cmler. Oneperiona. Interview preferred Call nrt consult > uor end liUorr of your cato. ami wewllUoml In Jnln wrapper our HOOK TO MI5N KHKKi upon l'rl v tc. Hpcclnl or Nervous Dlieasoi , wllbquosiloa II > 1 Adilrasi all Utlrri to _ _ Dr. A. T. McLaughlin , President Ith and Hatnoy btrects , Oinuhtb JOSEPH GILLOTT'S ' STEEL PENS. GOLD MEDAL , PAHI3 EXPOMTION , 1889. THE MOST PERFECT OF PENS. "Will beboys. " They'll ' climb fences , and catch on nails. They'll ' climb trees , and slide clown tho. trunk. They'll slide do.vn cellar doors. They'll ' pick out the " " - - - ' * * v * kji * v.\ * V. * W 141 Vt Iltl I 11 WUl O 1. It V * V 11 IJll \ * Hill * kliW deepest mud puddle on the way home and gothrough it "kersplasli" rather than travel oa a dry side walk. They'd rather playmxrblcs than eat. They'll go through more clothes in a month than their "anxious clad" can afford to buy in a year. They'll do a thousand and one things that only a boy can think of , and a boy that don't "ain't much of a boy , anyhow. " The only thing you can do is to buy clothes that are as near cast iron as you can get , and let them go it. We have- placed our spring- stock of CLOTHES FOE , BOYS on sale. We have clothes for small boys and clothes for large boys , clothes for tidy boys , and clothes for tough "kids. " We have Knee Pant Suits for boys from four to fourteen years of age , and Long Pant Suits for boys from thirteen to nine teen years of age , and every suit was made for hard wear , made to stand the racket. For six days we will offer you at the popular price of 2.SO your choice of five hundred Knee Pant Suits , in a half cloven ha ticlsome styles of All Wool Cassimcrc , made up in nobby shapes , in ages from four to fourteen , worth four dollars. Bear in in nd this fact , when we say "all wool" that" means ALL wool , and when we say "worth four do'lars , " you'll find them WORTH four dollars. IIATS FOR BOYS | | CAPS FOR HOY ? ] | SHOHSFQRBOYS | | Shirts FOR BOYS [ Nebraska Clothing Co. , Corner Fourteenth and Douglas Streets. OPEN UNTIL s P. M. | ( New Neckwear Today | SATURDAYS 10 p. M ? TRADE MARK. TRADE MARK. 66 and 68 West Third Street , CINCINNATI , 0 , Who arc ALDEN& FAXON ? Some persons might answer ) ou under certain circumstances : "that h our business. " Bit/ Itt us assure you that jon ask n proper question tion- and taking It for granted tlinl you an asking that question now , i\e answer you , "We are Newspaper Advertising Agents. " If you are interested In advertising ask us some questions on which you may need some light and information , for we feel certain tlinl with our twenty > ears' experience in tills line of work we arc competent to give you some valuable suggestions as to tlie best way for jou to increase jour patronage. Sums of money from a half million dollars and down have been placed in our Lands for advertising We advertise SCHOOLS , COLLKCES , IXSUH- AXCU COMPANIES , HAXKEUS , BROKERS , HOOK PUUUSlinUS , PATENT MEDICINE Indeed it would be easier for us to tell you of the persons , business and things we do not ' atlicrtiian to name tnosc we uo auverusc. ll'rilejbr our sample book containing ioo samples of advertisements we have written sent Jrcc on application. BOOT AND SHOE SALESMEN WHNTED Mon of thorough experience on the road , of eood clinrnctor , nnd capable of plttcinp iargo qunntltios of medium priced boots nnd shoos , nmdo especially for great durability nnd with good fit ting qualities , with reputation well cs- tiibliahutl. Commission mon only em ploy oil. The following territory is open : West ern Now York , Eastern Now Vorlc. pivrt of Pa. , all ot Iol. , Miss. . Ala. , ArK. , Ky. , Inn. Tor. , Northern Texas , Northern Mich..Southern Mo. , Kus. , East Cont. 111. , UtanVyo. . , Mont. , Ore. , Wash. , Nov. , Idaho , unil No. Gal. Addressgiv- ing experience , Hoot it Sine Mfg. Co. , Uoston , p IENO- INE COLDS IN THE HEAD , by one application. OATAERH , in a very short time. HAY TEVER , in from 3 to 5 days , EARACHE , instantly. FIFTY CENT3 A DOTTLE. FOR SALEsJIY AM , niUJOOIST3. I'roihrod only Ijy the riiENoLiNK MKDIUIM ; co. . IJnrUer Illuuk , Onialm , U. S. A , HOTEL. T/i < i SItirrnu , < * * ; t-ltli unit tlurtteii , ixttumtmt Hitlixttiiitliillil ooHftfiwN'il Jloti-l lltilliHnu In Oiim/Ki. Nrvernt 1 > fiti < n lii'irkre irnllH ninnlnn from liHHi'inrnt tu roof. All tinvvHInu * niul JIOOI-H Illicit ,1'ltlt AHbfHtOHlf l J I'O / tniiiii , HtHlilttu It InijiiiHHf'ila tu lini'H qufr/- . FlrfrttruiH'H i < ' / ' ' ttlnriH * f/il-uifl/fioiir the luillillnti. tilrtiinlH'ttt , hot Hint roltt n liter nml Hinin/ilniin t-rci't/roudi. 'fubltt iinminniiinctl ] / * ft/It'I'C , B. SILLOWAY , Prop. DR. BAILEY , Graduate Dentist. A KullSi't of Teelli on llubbcr , lor rIVK liol.UAln. A ( icrfvct ( itKunratitoed. TiTtli lrnctc < l without jmln or rtiumer. iinl without nnuotlictlci , ( iolu niul illror nillnm nt lowest rntcj. JlrldKonnit Crown Work , 'leclh without plnti'i. All wet * wnr- . OFFICE , PAXTON BLOCK , 16TH AND FARNAM Kntruntc. Ktb until a o'clock. A COLD IS INFLAMMATION. 15OND'S EXTRACT REDUCES INFLAMMATION. CURE Specific Directions. IPACOLU IN T1IH lIK.VIt , applr A I'nml'ft Kztrnrt ( diluted ono-lialO lijn IIUHH ! tloucltp , or mull" It , or inporl'.o It over n lnu > i > uml Inhale tlio fume * lltrou li tlio IIOM' . It' IIOAUSi : , curse ulth Pond' * I xtrnvt xorural tluiCN dully. IM IK TIIi : THKOAT IS SOUK and MiCIt M'II'Mf , rub the ncclc thoroughly itltU 1'ond'H iitract : , nii < I , on retiring , \vrap tlio iicclc In u ivoolcn bniuln o nntiifnlcU. WAY wltli I oiul' Ustrncl , uml pro tected by nit outer ivrnpiilns. i if TIII : I.UNCS AIII : sonic , APPLY tuUc a Icnspooiifiil of I'ond'n ix- : trnct lour or flvo tluica dally. ' Ilf TISU IIHK.S ACIIi : and lire- POND'S core , rub tlicnt > lnoroiiKljilth I'ond'H lixtruct. , FOR CHILBLAINS , bathe MltU. EXTRACT Poud'M ' ISxtrnct and bniulugo ivltli. cloth nnturnted ttltli I'oiid'n Ex TO tract. Jltcliln qulclcly stoipv ] 1. BUT do not purchuHo Homo cltcnp llll > Htltuto mid expect It to dovhat PART roiid'w ' ICitruet Avlll. Ho Hiiro j-ou have cciiuliio article. ITIado only by I'oud'n Extract Co. , Now Vorlc anil GOODYEAR India Rubber Glove Co.'s BOOTS and SHOES. Including 1 heir full line of. Lami Tennis Shoes. They are the handsomest and neatest fitting Shoe made. FOR SALE ALL DEALERS. Omaha Rubber Co. Wholesale Western Agents , NO OURK ! NO PAY. Dr 1316 Douglas Street , Omaha , Neb. iiii-dlilno , niillplomm show littlll triiiin * > cxperlcn-o , A roiulnricra limto In Seventeen re nr , nil .Norvoin , Clironlu nml I'rlvatn Ill-o i n . A iwriimncnt ourn iruiirnnlvo I fur nit nrrli Slierinnlorrlicia. the trcntest lucross I.ut.MunhiHluinln ( ! ( l Wi'iiknoni. Nlnhll.oa < e , liiipoloiicr. STphllli. blrli'tuio. ' . mi ito . < .V > lf.iroterjr . cam I ) mi to ci ci oUhe Illood , Hkln no. ! Urlimry OWini N II I Kiiariinleo unjlortik. euro. Consultation free Uookl.Mysterlusof I.IIo ) ont fiuj. Ollcoliour a. u. to ! p. m , 10 a. ui. to 12 m. 18CS. KU8IMP8DN 1409 and 1411 Dodco ; Bt , Omaha , Nob. First Glass Carriages , The Loading Stylus. The Ixiwcst 1'nco * . vouu HOTEL DELLOItfE. Corner 1'lth and Capitol Avenue , Just cornpl'itoil , has 100 rooms , thrau ttairways , from the top to the bottom , ha * fine elevator and dinning room sofvloo , U' fire proof throughout , flue blllarJ rooms and the finest tollot roomi in the city. Lar o Bampla rooms , Suite * with bath iVo , Cof 14th and Capitol Avo. Street car service In alllUrtfitluni. Hates , from $2.50 to $4.00 , Y1ANHOOD RESTORED. "KAJfATIVO. " Urn Wonderful bpanUrt , WrttlxiuSunrnnlra t'icureollTicrvouii ' Dli- iMK'f , incli n Wnlc M'inar ) . i.oti L ( llmlrt 1'nwrr , It nailsche. V.'nk'-fiilr.oti , I/.nl Jlcn- li'w.l. Kcruiu > iie , Ui- fllude. all tlrnlnii toil Before AAftor Uso. ! of po-trr nf the from life. ( Ifncrolho Orraiif , In I'ltl.rr i" < . riuitil bjr over fitrllon , juuthful Indricnllont , or Iligciccniio uin u ( tobacco , opium , oritlmuliuu , Mhlrli iil".mitelx lead to Infirmity. Comumpllor. mid lii.nnlty 1'ul U [ In conunltnt tonjilo ratrr In tbc vtft pocket. 1'rlto 11 n I'JclcaKo ' , or fi forM. with triry norcUrwoKlvo wrlltoii KunrantKOto rurn or ntfiitiil Ilia niiiniT. Ecit bymall toiuy uillrcn. ClrcuUr free. Xi'inlon thlipaiier , AJd.TU. MADRID CHEMICH CO , , Drtnrli OKcc fotU. S.A. 417 lirirlKirn HirfH. I'lllCAfto. 1I.K KUUHAI.KIK OMAHA. NKI1 , IJlf Klitill A Co. , Cor. Ulli A : liouul SU J A Fuller ! Co. , I or Ulli A. HoiiKlMfitJ. A. 11 KufctiT 4 Co . I'uuuil lllur . l _ illp JliliiMicKnnnirdt \iniiutniol \ < llm hnrKea ana rVi.rtM.xi nnio W corlnlnriUH for Hi * ilit > lll HUM tuuuii.m utliiK ww Vncii pfrullir lonrmcn. In mommecidluc ItM " ' ' . ! [ ) . . ; Hutil liy I" I'UK't' ' Koitl.AfitKl Oviv Ir ) Lftdne'i * I'lUi'T.ilc-il ' I'llV HIM Kiencli rcinndr , ncton tin mon < lrual ir > tcw tl run * inpiuaiilon ( rorn wlmtoier ciu > Promote incurt'liHtlun Tliciu pllli > lioiil I not l > liken rtur Inn . { nnniut Am. I'll ) Co. . HojnJf | | l'r in. . 8i | a rnr i l r'i ( > , i . < ienuln br Hlionunn A McRonnill , loiik-att n ir ! I ) . , Omnlmi I. A Hrlrlior 8ou"- Omuhii M. I' , lillli , OjUBClt Uluff * . I ) , oc > ( ur IX 1
