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This week we show you a new thing in
the shape of 250 all wool , fancy colorings and
excellent style of Suits at $5. They are worth $ S ,
Our $ S Black Cheviot Suit is better than
any ever shown in Omaha , and more than half
of them are already sold. They can't last long ,
so be quick and come in and look at them. We
shall have no more when they arc gone.
Our95c Stiff Hat is as good as the aver
age $3 Hat , and we have 12 different styles and
colors for you to select from.
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Our $2 , $2.50 , $3 , $3.50 , $4 , $4.50 and $5
lines of Knee Pant Children's Suits can't be
beat. ' . They . are i the hummers of Omaha.
We haven't by any means gone , back on
our customary tailor-made , fine ready-made
clothing , on the contrary , we have a larger line
today than ever before in the history of our
business ,
The Smallest Possible
Expense for the Volume
of Business Tells its Own
Story. ; - ,
! we CANT be !
NDE
Respectfully ,
At the Same Old Stand.
13th and Farnam. .
RECORD OF OJIAII&'S ' BORDERS
Crimes That Have Been Committed In tbo
Last Twenty Years.
MEN WHO HAVE ESCAPED CONVICTION.
Tlio List of Llfotnkrrs Includes
Miirilcrrrj of llnbes and tlio
Slnyros of AjiP-
liloil Men.
The cscapo from punishment of tlio man
who Is pretty well known by tlio authorities
to have been the murderer of Chnrloy Poor ,
tlio laundry man , recnlUa long list of murders
thnt Iiavo Ijcen ' committed In Omaha and
Douglas county lu the past twontj yonrs and
It I ? Interesting to notu tbo proportion of con
victions and acquittals In prominent murder
cnses.
Ono Friday morning in May , 1872 , Albert
Jones , a colored man accumulated a largo
sized jag , and with the avowed Intention of
doing : up the town wandered down to North
Eleventh street. Ho visited n questionable
resort kept by ono Knto McNnrnma. There
he raised a row and was stabbed by the wo
man. The next dny ho died from the effects
of the wound. Tuo McNarnnm woman was
arrested charged with manslaughter. On the
trial she was proven guilty and sentenced to
n term of live years In the penitentiary.
In 188 there wns n boer garden running In
full blast on South Thirteenth street , Sun
day night dnncos were nil the rngomidln
September of that year , whlloono of the
dances wns In pro > : rcssAu3tln ICotizn visited
the plncc. Ho danced a number of times and
drank beer until ho was very noisy. About
tins tlmo ho fell in with Anton MocstricK
and n fight followed. The two men were
parted , but nut until Kotlza rushed out of
doors , exclaiming , "lain stabbed ! " Ho went
Into the saloon and expired before medical
aid could bo summoned , Mucstrlcu wns
arrested , tried and convicted at the October
term of the court. Ho wiw sentenced to
tnonty years In the penitentiary
Six days after ho commllsson of this nmr-
Tlor another wns committed. Morris Welhl
arrived In the city from Texas and i-cglstercd
at the old Metropolitan hotel on lower Doug
las struct. The next day he mot .Timici
Hurko. a noted gambler , who induced him to
BO to Byron Clark's billiard parlor on South
Thirteenth street. The two men engaged In
acainoof pin pool. A dispute urosoovcr
who should pay for ono of the patnes. The
two men parted , but Inter in the day they
mot , \ \ loiDurko placed his revolver against
Woihl's breast and flred. Burke was nr-
| rcstcd and at tlio trlnl tie plead lusanltv , but
for all of that was convicted of murder In
the second dcgroo and given a twelve years'
term.
A somewhat peculiar murder was com
mitted April IB , 1878. Poiry McCormlck was
lu James Davis' pawn shop buying sonio
cartridges for his revolver. A discussion
over the price resulted in the parties Indulg
ing In aquarrel.butliimlly McCormlck bought
the goods , paid for them and backed towards
the door with his gun in his hand , threat
ening tit every stop to shoot.
Mrs. Davis , who was in the store
at the tlmo thought Unit both she and her
husband wore going to bo killed , seized a re
volver and flred at AlcCornnck , the bullet in
flicting n serious wound. Almost Instantly
her husband tired , but the bnll wont wldo of
its mark. The wounded man died the next
day , and both Davis and his wife wns ar
rested. The trial was held ut the June term
of court , 18T9. The Jury was out eighteen
hours , but falling to ngrco wns discharged.
At a second trial a verdict of "not guilty"
was rendered.
Quo of the most dastardly murders In the
history of the country wns the killing of
Watson U. Smith , on November 4 , 1881.
Smith was cleric of the United States circuit
court. Shortly after 7 o'clock of that even
ing ho left his homo in the north part of the
city , Intending to go to the government buildIng -
Ing , whore ho huu sonio bushiest ) to look
after. At midnight his mother , who was
mono lu her home , became anxious on ac
count of her son's long , absence
and telephoned " Kuhn's drug store
reinvesting" Mr. Kuhn to go to ,
Mr. Smith's oRlco and ascertain if ho wns
there. Mr. Kuhn accordingly proceeded to
the third lloor , groping his way through the
darkness to the door of the ofllco whore Mr.
Smith transacted his business. As ho placed
his hand on the door-knob , his foot struck an
object on the lloor , and stooping over his
hand came lu contact with the cold hand of n
man. Without stopping to Investigate ho
HIM tied down stairs and into the street , where
ho mot Ofllcer O'Donahue. Ur. Moorg was
summoned and together the thrco men pro
ceeded to thu government building , where
the ofllcor lit the gas. A terrlblo sight mot
their pa/o. There on the cold stone lloor lay
the dead body of Watson Smith with a bullet
nolo througfi his head. There was no ovl-
donco of who committed the orlmo. The re
volver , a.now Dritish bull-dog , was found lu
Smith's pocket , evidently having Ucou placed
there by the murderer aftar the fatal shot
had been llred. The murderer was the only
witliess to the crime , as the buildIng -
Ing was practically deserted after mid-
niubt. Nlcht Watchman Kmncston. who
was on the tlrst lloor , heard the
pistol shot , out supposing It wns flred at
sonio saloon near l > 5' , did not investigate.
Kxcltotnent ivns at a high pitch. Largo re
wards were offered for the dctcctlbn of the
murderer , but up to this day jio has not been
apprehended.
In the fall of lSS.r > a murder was committed
that was tor many days the talk of the town.
John W. Lauor and wife lived near Twenty-
sixth and Lonvciuvorth streets. They did
not got along well together and family rows
were of frequent occurrence. Ono night
Mrs. Laucr was killed by her husband. Ills
story of thorn-lino as given on the trial was
substantially as follows : Ho was aslcop ,
and during the night Mrs. Liuier got up , pre
sumably for the purpose of goinc to the
kitchen. As she was returning , the husband
was awakened , and seeing u form at the door ,
drew his revolver from under the pillow and
tired , The woman was shot through the
heart. She foil to the lloor and ex
pired before the physicians arrived.
Liuier was arrested , tried and con
victed of murder In the ilrst dogico.
His attorneys secured a now trial and ho was
acquitted.
. The old St. James hotel on lower Douglas
street was the scene of n cold-blooded mur
der. In early days a saloon was run In con
nection with the house , and In 1835 ft young
man , Hurry S. Verpoorten , tended the bar.
Amoiitr his friends ho counted Thomas lial-
lard. The young men were of about the .sumo
ago , ana when not at work , were nearly al
ways together. Strange to say , they both foil
desperately In love with a Mrs. Damon , and
Miuvh ItJ of that year , while Italian ! wns In
the saloon , ho accused Vorpoorton of trying
to belittle him in the estimation of the widow.
This accusation Vcrpoortcn resented n-id
some warm words followed , which ended by
Ballard draxvlng n revolver and shoot
ing Vorpoorten dead. The murderer
wns arrested and tried at the fall
term of court. The Jury was In
charge of Louis Orebo , and after being out
seventy-two hours returned a verdict of
cullty. Fiallnrd wns given a Ufa term and on
March 111 of each year ho Is placed In solitary
confinement.
. Walter Ituchlo was shot and killed Octo
ber ' .I ) , IbM , but the man who tooK his Ufa
wns voted n hero Instead of a murdoror. It
happened llko this : M. L > . Woodbrldgo was
a car driver on the North Twenty-fourth
street horse car line. Late at night , when It
win raining very hard , Kuuklo boarded the
car and rode out toward Lake street. After
tho-car tunica onto Twenty-sixth street ho
wont to tbe front end and , holding a gun to
Woodbrldgo's head , demanded the cash box.
The driver was a plucky fellow , and knock
ing Ruckle's hand down , solzod tlia revolver
mid hot him through the heart.
Ho then went to the police sta
tion , notltlticd the officers mid surren
dered. The next day "an Inquest was held ,
tbe usual verdict was rendered , but n clause
was added recommending Woodbndgo for
promotion.
Sunday evening , November 1,1SS5 , Charles
Leslie was shot by H. L. Powell at the
church door in the llttlo town of FJorcnco.
Powell MM twlco tried on the charge of
murder and twice did the Jury disagree , after
which ho was discharged uad the case ills-
tuUsoil Jrom the docket.
The facts were these : Both of the young
incu were secretly paying scmo attention t
a married woman of the town , and both were
insanely Jealous.
The Sunday evening In question , young
Lwllo and his mother attended church , und
after the clew of thojuirylcei ho was nounced
upon by u lot of .voting fellows nnd killed ,
The evidence was ofl > Tlch n conflicting na
ture that the sUta ; rould not convince the
Jury that Powell wa-TgWlty
In 18S7 thcro wnn nsmall frame slmiity
standing Just oppoMtfjlfcsslcr'shull on South
Thlrtoontn street. In this homo thcro lived
a man named W. W. f/rnch. In the spring
of that jcar n Mrs.1 Peter Lut * came to
Omaha , nnd soon after ) took up with Lynch
nnil went to living wiu mm. Octobers her
husband arrived , troin town , nnd as soon as
ho learned of her whereabouts , called Ho
was mot at the door W Lyncb , who denied
him admission , and at * tlio same tlmo refused
to allow him to sco hU wife. Lutr. tried to
push In the door , \vtocn Lynch dealt htm a
i envy blow In the incnitji. Lut then stepped
back , drew his revolver and shot Lvnch be
fore ho could move out of his tracks. Tlio
trial rctulted in an acquittal after the Jury
had been out a few hours.
Knrly on the morning of February 111 , 183 * .
Ole Oleson , a milk man , was shot ami killed
nt Fourteenth nnd Dodge streets by William
Ferguson , a colored man. In those ilavs the
saloons were run wldo open from sun till sun.
This morning a row was In progress. Fergu
son was tinned with a Zulu gun nnd swore ho
would shoot the Ilrst man who crossed his
path. Oleson know nothing of the row when
ho drove up. After hitching bis horses ho
wont Into the saloon to buy a glass of beer.
As soon us ho drnuk It ho went out and was
In the act of unhitching his team when Fer
guson llred , killing him Instantly. The negro
wns tried , convicted and sentenced to do a
ninety-nine yonr term.
Ten days later John McNultv was mur
dered in South Omaha oy Henry Bell. Bell
was n cook nt the hotel where McNulty
bearded , and because the pan cakes werp
burned McNulty found fault. This
made Boll angry and a row ensued , during
which Mcflulty was shot and killed. Ho was
tried , convicted and sentenced to fifteen
years In the penitentiary , where he now nets
In the capacity of no of the prison cooks.
March II , ISbS , Helen Howard , a beautiful
young girl , mot her death In a wino room at
Fourteenth and Howard streets. She resided
with her parents on North Seventeenth , but
as sbo was Inclined to bo rather fast , was In
the habit of visiting wlno rooms In company
with young mon of the city On this occasion
she was with Frank Kyan. lioth were In-
toxlcatod , when the report of u revolver
sounded from the wine room In the roar of
the saloon. The barkeeper rushed In to find
the girl dead , with a bullet In her brain.
Kyan was arrested , and swore that
at the lima of the killing the ulrl was
attempting to take the revolver from him
nnd in tlui scuffle it was discharged. There
w ere no other witnesses , and as n result ho
wns acquitted.
Dennis Quintan was murdered at Mueller's
park , on Vlnton street , May 15 , 18.YT. A
dance wns going on In Mueller's park and n
row was in progress on the outside , In which
bothQululan , the murdered man , nudChnrlos
Volluior were engaged Finally Volltnor
drew his revolver und llred Into the crowd.
The ball struck Qulnlan nnd he died almost
instantly. Vollmer was arrested , and nt the
trial was convicted Hlid nnd sentenced to the
penitentiary for life , with the additional sen
tence that May 15 of each year ho should
spend the day in solitary confinement. Judge
Kstello moved for a now trial , which was
overruled. Ho then appealed to tliosiipromo
court , where the Judgment of the lower court
was sot nsldo and the case sent back for n
rehearing. At the next trial Yollmcr was
acquitted.
Walter Durham was murdered in Herman
Mlttman's silicon at Mlllnrd , September W ,
IS il. Durham and 11 lot of other graders
were In the saloon , Alien the proprietor or
dered them out. They refused to go , when
Mlttman reached down.and grabbed his shot
gun. The graders srfw-fho move mid made n
jump for him , but bofoj-p , they could got be
hind the bar ho llred , and Durham fell dead
with n chnrgo of ducki shot in his breast.
Mittmnn was nrrestcj'and held to answer ,
the ball being llxcd nt 3,000. Before court
convened ho skipped ' , oit and went to San
Francisco , where ho rani tuned for nycnr be
fore he was located , > B was then brought
back by Deputy Sheriff Grehcaudnt the trial
acquitted , f cl.
Undoubtedly the mppli sensatloiinl tnurdor
in the history of the city was committed on
the morning of Novombqr 7,1888. Henry W.
King , of.tho firm ofjirijw.ning' , King & Co. ,
hud remove to Onklia but a few months
before and WHS boardiuir at the Paxton hotel.
On that morning nwontan'ihanvliy veiled
hnllnil nt. Iho hnt.nl ni1ilM"tr > r ninnH.itiiinir Hint
Mr. King was there , asked to be escorted to
bin room. A. bell boy directed her to the door
and a few moments later the report of n pistol
tel rang through the corridors. Almost at
the same instant Henry \V , King started to
walk down the broad staircase at the west
end of tbo rotunda , but had proceeded
scarcely a doicn steps before ho loll on the
flrst landintr , a corpse , but not until another
bullet was tired Into his almost lifeless bodv.
His murderess , Libbio Beechler , coolly
walked down the stairs , over his body , and
seating bcrsolf In a chair awaited the in-rival
of the police , who took her to Jail , where she
admitted thnt she shot King because ho Imd
married another woman. The trial , which
last for several days resulted in a verdict of
acquittal.
On the uigutof Decoration day , 1880 , Nols
Planteen , a young S\\edo , wns foully mur
dered at Twentieth and SVobster streets.
Plautccn and a number of companions had
been playing pool In n sa'oou ut
the corner of Cumlng and Twen
tieth streets. At midnight they loft
the saloon , the whole party going south. As
they ncared Webster street , they overtook
George Meyer , who had been In the saloon
during the enny part of the evening , Some
words pissed between the parties , when
Meyer drew n doorknob fiom his pockut and
stnicic Plnnteon a blow in the forehead from
tlio effects of which ho died a few clays loter.
Meyer was nrrostod , but on the trial the Jurv
failed to agreed. At the next trial the jury
rendered n verdict of acquittal.
Following this came the murder of Dor
othy and Allan Jones by Ed Nenl , who is
now in Jail , awaiting the decision of the supreme
premo court. The facts connected with this
murder nro nil fresh in the jnlnds of the
Omaha people , as nro those competed with
the Poor murder and these subsequently
committed.
HOTEL.
Cor. 1-tth ami Ifm-nci/ ,
tlnllillitii In Oinalui.
brick fli'o icnllH riiiiiinrom
bant'innit to roof , A II tltn fellliiu" anil
/loom llneri trltte AttbCHtoaIff proof
Intnti , iiniklnu it tinttoHHtbla f Innn
rjii / < / . ' . t'trneni'rtlH'11 find Jira < il < n-ntH
tlifcuii/liont tlia biillillna. Htfiini liviit ,
hot anil volil irtitrr tinil MiiiiH/i/no/n
every room. Ttitilu itiiHiirjtiinaetl < mi/-
B. SILLOWAY , Prop.
HOTEL DELX.ONE.
Corner 14th and Capitol Avenus.
Just completed , hm 100 roonn , throa
stairways , from the tojiUo the bottom , has
fine elevator and dliuifus room service , 1
fire proof throughout fine blllarJ rooms and
the tlnest toilet rooirf ? In the city. Large
Sample rooms , Suites wlth bath Scs , Cot
14th and Canltol Ave. rstroet car servlea In
alldlrectlons. Uateaj ftom S2.50 to $1.00
WOODBURY'S ' FACIAL SOAP
For the Skin ruj Sculp.
Prepared l > 7 & Dermatologist with
20 ) eirf eifeneuce. UnpinMed
for n..i oedema , Kralclbafcl. nilikin. .
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etc. An unfill/iR ! rtmedr ( or all
_ pcalpHT.'Ctioni , and > iare'r | ' > rent-
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of nkln ilia < m .
For Sila bf Vnigiitt or tent b ; moll , Prloo'tO cents.
Facial Uloniislips. M SSSJESJ fe
IIIa'trklt.1 , OB ll , kln an4 Ktlp kflWlioj. tntl ( blr lrt
( l > l l > f r 100. CoKlUlUlfrM.tltHvorUlltUI , nl Mot
JOJI.N II. VOOIIIIUICV , Pertn > tole > eiit.
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W. 4 U Mu. , NC\T Tfork flty.
, ( licet nnd I.eiicorrlia > n
cured In 1 ! days uv the 1'rench Hcinedy i'ii-
titled the Kl.Mi. It dUholves annlnst und N
alisorlii'ii Into the innauifd pur In. Will refund
inonuy If ltdnoh nototiro or causes nl net tire ,
nontlvini'ii , hero it n rollublo artlolo. $ .1 u
piickiiet'or i'fur & pur mull prepaid. MuC'or-
mlok A Iund. Uriiiihu ; O. A. Melelier , llownrd
.Mnvuiii , und I ) . J t-nvknrn , Soiitli Omnliu A
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DIPHTHERIA.
MICUOBE KILLER
A Specific for Dlnhtherln.
8AI.T liAKKCrrr , tVb. tit , 1WLOontlomonl In
bo Innt tlireo months 1 Imvo cured ft ninny
11 ttrontr CMixof Diphtheria wltn Microbe Killer.
1 lnrohi'iirilof nnnjr other mioi wliorocuron Imvo
won inmlolii nil itaiioi of tlio itipn n. To
( Into tliivolms notion nilnalo cmo Hint Inn pror oil
'atnl wlicro Microbe Klllorlins boon moil.
MftTUW. Mrst South St I ) U DAVIS.
SiiMcrlbod ntiil sworn to bpforo mo tlili fill day of
March , Islll. ( IKO I ) PYl'KIl ,
( tical ) Nolnrjr 1'iihllc. S.iU I nkn Co.
( Mr. n.itls Is a prominent wliolosnlo mcrolinnt. )
TAVKilitvir.tr , Utah , March rtli , I8'll. Gc.it le
mon : In I > imber Inat I linil four ohllilrun down
Itli < MilitlH'rhi | nnil crimp nt thu smiic1 tlmo. Wo
iu < M .Mlcrol'O Killer nml no ollufr nio < llclno. A I'Or- '
foctciiro win iliiirosiilt Inonoli rmc.
yiilncrllicdnnd sworn to hoforo mo HiH ( Itlidny of
Mnrrh , IDVl. lll.'ll. I ) . I'VIMIU ,
Iboul ] Notary 1'ubllc , Salt l iko Co.
SAf.TIi\KE TiTV , Fob , sotli. IS1) ) ! . Donr Slrm 1
lost ono clillil In Dorotnlicr Lift frunl < 1lphthcrli I'O-
fore tin * MIcrDliO Killer litOHmo known ti mo. A few
iln)9 ) tutor nntitlivr clillilifi tiikoti down nltlitlio
Knnio illn'ino. I ImtmMlntuly product ! u Jtifr
of N" . ' 'Mini urod Itfrurlf. In IIMTV rhort tlmcllio
mcmtirnno In the tliront liounn to ilocroiv o. nnil in
nil ilny s the child wn perfectly ruriMl , without nnjr
of tbu nflcr lilTuctn fa often for loin In cn'os of
dlplithorln
8.15V. . 3nl North St. JOHN' IIKNItV HAl'IC.
Htibicrlbvil iniilsirorn tnlicfont me tliln Ji'th ' dnr of
Kcbruurjr. IS'JI. ( IKO II I'VI'UH.
IScnl ) Notary I'libllr. Suit I.nkoCo
WolmTOmnnyothor worn stntrmcnla cortlfjrliiK
lint Microbe Killer lin.i noror failed to curudlpli-
hi'rlii Inn slnitlocmo.
WUITK von iiAiuiK ciiicrr.Ait FIIKK.
THE ItADAM MICROBE KILLER CO. .
ST. JOSEPH , MO.
Fur nnlo In Oinnlm liy Kuhn .V Co . bliCrmnn .V Mc-
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*
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Turkisk Cough Cure. The
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it doesn't cure the worst cough
Price soc bottle.
Turkish Remedy Co. ,
Omaha , Neb.
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tliu nilcrubo crKeriii Put uinnil | rutullod In 3 , f )
iiiidji BUCK , tlio liittor 2 1-2 gallon * , bent anywhere -
where propiililnn nnelpt of prlt'o , or C.U.I ) . Wo
UBUO n KUnrntiti'ii to euro. The piilillc , tindn und
Jobberi mippllod by thoKlmlorDrunCo. , Oinnliu. ;
LEE WING
Chinese Physician
1643 Larimer St. , Denver.
Colo.
SPECIALIST.
To thoio HiiflerlnK from ( lie
cllrctsuf tiny of thu following
ill'Cii'CH , nnd clo lro lionlth ,
thmilit wrlto l.c'O Wlnxnt once.
Allilliuniei pceilllnr K ) woin-
on , fiilllnKWiinknoHH , loit uinn-
liond , norviins illo.i * ' , ( < oxiiiil
. i- u- H "M > .jr > . F tllacni n , somllml uuakno * * .
l/tilMMiiciKM youthful folly , urtmiry truuli-
IOH , kliinuy nrnl llor Irinitilo" , liunrt illncanu , Inilli-
ostlon , elicit nnd InnK truulilc. coiKUinptlnn , liruii-
cliHI" ooiiKlK , c < ill , nstliinn , ouUirrh , all illseaxcsof
tlio blcml. iirrofnla , ujplilll" , ( llxonifH of n prlvnta
nutiiru , Konorrliun , ( lect , piles' IIIIIIOM , ciinicr , nlt
rlioiim , rlirunmtlsiii , pnrnljnK nil > kln illscavii. co >
tlvono8f ) , ilyfipt'ptlj , nottraltflii , iloafntMA tialtlnoMi
huro oycH. uruptlf 111 , tapuuoriu. (1IM ( , ntalitrlii. nnd
illni'ivnon of tliOK > "ioratlvo orwatlH. nomnllur ( if how
loiiKnlanilliiK. A turoKiinrnnlroil In eri-rj CIIBO or
money rofnnrtdl If you Imvo fnlle < l to at citrpil
nlsowliuru , iliinot ( lo jnlr , Imlulvi ) I.HK WINIi n cull
nnil Imvu a runt wlthnliii.nlildi Imlrlctly fonllldon-
tlnl. Constitution examination free. Duly n Hinnll
Bum for r < nu'itlef.rlliuiiHHiiiH Iiavo boon cured nf
clIITcrcnt ill niKOii by l < ccVlnx Clilnc'O Vci-
etnlilorovnodlcs. Mnny to tlmonl il ran Im founil
and ei' [ In lil < ( illltc , or IKmvur pn | > era Aililruii ,
1543 Larlmsr St. , Denver , Colo.
Kncl ise tnrn | ) for reply.
a poflitlvA reiiit dy for the above < lisPBM. Ly Ita
UH thonundi of canes uf ttii vrontklnil Blid fit lonjf
FtandiiiK havoln'on cured. Indtwl noHnmnli myfultli
in In I'lhcur ; , that I nlll w > nd TWO IIOITI- tut K.wllll
nVAI.UAW.K THKATI.SU en tliladlKuotuany uuf.
f > < nrKhaHill Hi > Uinath ir Kiim'M nl I'.O.oililrtM.
T. AWlocum , 31. V. , 1S1 1'inrl Ml. , N. Y.
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QUI CK ' O" CK' Others In
tdl = . , TUP. comparison ard low or
8 AND THE StenKAn. irniffrrln&try
' DE A D WOOD'S PLASTER ,
" * . , d& ? It l'nptrolt > , lU-
irtJm" " ssss _
N/M , RUDDY ,
OPTICIRN
2U South litli St. , Omilia.
Dealer in ArtiGcinl Eyes
Sclt'utlonsbcnt lo by nxtirust to uuy purtof
ttiu U , S.
Humpty
Dumpty
_ on the wall ,
AllTle ] soaps have a great fall
W SANTACLAUS SOAP
Tell your conges tfjeir way ;
you mutt ha\o
"SAXTA I'LAUS. " '
. . . .BANK'S SOAP
r3t .to *
MADE ONLV BV
The Mouth
Is the Portal of Life , and
The Teeth
Arc the Principal Organs which Regu
late the Health.
Gooddigcstion waits on appetite and health on both.
"Shakespeare. "
For anything pertaining to your Teeth , visit
DR. BAILEY , The Dentist
Office Third Floor , Paxton Block ,
Telephone 1O85. 16th and Farnam.
THC ORIGINAL AND GENUINE. The only HiilV , Wurc , \rrttab1t \ Pill fo
nillc t * "l Iru ) l tfor Ckiett'ttfrf FnglitJHamon < i ttramtn \ | Inl 4rj.l roM nirlatlld
hotrl ciilc1 wUhLluorlbtfOti. Tu ( . olhcr Llnil. .
no Jttf\ut but > tttutioni an < l Imitatlont.
Ml > IIUIo pi'tcboard boic . rln * , ' . ,
. j wmi pcriftr0 1iunt 'rou rmintorn IIM. AtDruRnlmi or font ti
< ] < * In to nipt f > r p rtlcuarntiiittoioulftli. | unit 'Itdlcr fur Imillr * * " in teller , by rrlurn Mnll
lO.OOOlMtlmonlal * Aaw * furtr * CHICHCSTCR CHEMICAL Co. , M.iIU.n Snunrc *
8oM by ull Local Itruaght * . 1'JI1LAO1.MI11A. 1'A * *
sTHEt
Pa [ line
OF OMAHA.
ABSOLUTELY INCANDESCENT
FIRE PROOF , ELECTRIC LIGHTS ,
NOT A DARK PERFECT-
OFFICE VENTILATION ,
IN THE BUILDING ,
NIGHT -AND DAY
* ELEVATOR
68 VAULTS '
, SERVICE ,
DIRECTORY OF OCCUPANTS :
GROUND FLOOH :
K.E. NAUOLE COMPANY , Tologi.iph Poles ,
Cross Tlos Lumber , oto. OMAHA ItHAL r-SPATfi AND TRUST GO ,
JIU1R A OAYLOHI ) , Itoul KHtuto. KKSTAIIUANT I'HANOAIS.
CITY COMI'TUOLI.KIt. .1. 1) ) ANTKS Hotumlu Ulgar htund.
FIRST FLOOR :
Till ) OMAHA HER COUNTIXO ItOOM , Art- AMKIlIOANWATnil
und Subscription Doimitinuiits. .IOIIN n-UOl ) . Mim'iri Tlio Illimtrateil World.
HUi'iuiNTi.viHN'L' : ; inn : IIUILDINU.
SECOND FLOOR.
TIIH I'ATUICIC I AN1) CO.MI'ANY , Onnon MASSACIirSKTTS MUTUAI , LII'E INSt'U- '
of Ihimlou Place. AN01J COMPANY.
1)U. ) IJ. II. IIIUNKY. THU ICQUITAIILK Ml'K ASSURANOi : bO-
It.OIIAIlMS : OIKTYOrNDW YOIIK.
THIRD
1)11. A. MATTIIKW ? . Dentist. MANIIATPAN I- INSUUANOH COM- ,
JOHN OIIANT , Oonliaclot forStrcd PA NY.
* walk I'nvomrntA. eilltlbTIANHiICNOi : ASSOCIATION.
Dlt. W. .1. rtALHHAITII ,
UU.O.-JOAU S. IIOI'I.'MAN.
nil IIUJHAKI ) ! ' .
niixi : T utAij , . iioiii Ksiiito.
EQUITY C'OUHT HOOM. J. M. CIlAMIirUii , Abstraots.
FOURTH FLOOR.
MUTUAL INSUIl- I' . M , r.l.l.lrf , Architect.
ANOli COMPANY UEOUOK . SUES .t COMPANY , Holloltors of
MUTUAL Mm 1NSUH- '
ANCK COMPANY , - , AKt'tit for United btittcx Accl
PHNN MUTI'AL MIT JNflUItANOB COM- ( lent liisuiiiiiuo Coiniiuny.
I'ANY. JOHN LirniKM.
IIAUTI'OKI ) UI-T. AN11) ANNUITY IN8lJH OMAHA COAL KXOIIANOn.
ANCK COMPANY. . 110YAL PI'ItLlbllINO COMPANY.
Mr.Ai ) iNvr.sr.MKNT COMPANY. K. P. KKIlNUr.lKJ. l-'ifjco Palnlor.
WI'.nsTKH & HOWAUIi. Iiniirnncp. THUS. K. TI'TTLi : , Hllluon Wall I'lastnr ' ,
niISOXEUT ) : ( IO LIGHT COMPANY. II. A. (11(1 ( ( ItKY , Kiii. ! ManaKcr Silicon Wall
A. /.n.NNl.K. . llnulrr In Clot-trill ( iondJ. PlnitorMiiiifir , Co.
\Vr.S'IT.HN ( 'All SKKYtUi : AHMJCIATION.
HOSnWATKKX JII KYriLIIIt. VlII KiiKlnrorH ALr.X MOOUi : , Iloal i : tutBnnd !
J. L. HLAUIv. flvll Kiifflnccr. IIOIIN SA II AND DOOU CO.
FIFTH FLOOR. . -
17. S , AU.MV. DKPAUTCIIIKK I'AY.MABTr.U.
SinST 01' Til P. PLATTK. Its Olllcei. I'AY.M AH I'KK.
DEPAUTMnNT lOMMANIEH. ; '
' ASSISTANT Qt'AUTIIUMASTKH.
iV'SI'rCTOK ' - INSPKOTOJt SMALL Alt.Md PUAOl'IOIl
.irnoiiAnvooATi : .
CltlKP QUAUTnitMA
AIDIH-IM.CAMP. : ;
MEDlCAh DlHEOTOIt.
ASSISTANT SU'IUiKO.V.
I SIXTH FLOOR.
IIAUTMAN * COM.INS. Mniiiiffictiuors' If. P. AHMY PltlNTINO OITIOIX
IAMIIiilT : hMITII .t YANDENIMJIta , In- UN'ITni ) 8TATKS LOAN A INVIiriTMHNT
Hiinmcu nnil l/oam. COMPANY.
( . ' . K. liniNDOIirP , Architect. TIIK I.MPLRMINT : WALIH. : :
' (1. I , . I'Mi W.MAN Sc IHIO. . htiMifitftimlinr * .
AUTIUJH JOHNSON , Ac IlltO. , Contactor. KIIITOIllAL HOOM8 OK TIIK Illin. Compos.
HKKI ) PKINTINO CO. InK. htoii'otyiilii ! ; und Mulling HMIIMS.
SEVENTH FLOOR.
TIIK OMAHA PllKiS OLWII. % I Till : cn.NTUAL WEST PIIIILIHIIINO CO.
SOCIETY OF BTATIONAIiy nNOINKKKS. I JIAUHEU SHOP.
A few more elegant office rooms may be had by applying
or R. W. Baker , Superintendent , office on counting room ilooi