8 THE OJMAIIA DAILY BEE : : THURSDAY , APEIL 23. 1801.
THE CITY.
Flvo cnBCf of tobacco from Havnnrm
for Henry Rlclmrdit passed through the
cufltoms house.
Tom Dooley nnd Chnrles Flora will
undergo treatment for gout for thn next
thirty days. They will bo In the county
jailor B cure.
Don't use fnro preparations of which
you know nothing , wo can assure you
honestly of the absolute purity of Span-
Irih Court Fttuo 1'owdor , sold by all drug
gists.
Louis McClnln filed papers In the
United States district court yesterday
Instituting foreclosure proceedings In a
case against Isaac Haecall and others for
the sum of $0-0,000.
The people of the First M. E. church
will give an entertainment on Friday
night , during which the old-fashioned
district school will bo given with all Us
sidesplitting details.
The Kaglc Is the title of a now weekly
in neat book form , published by Erion
& Uart at South Omaha. The title page
bears the announcement that "she
bcrcams for South Omaha and Ne
braska. " The first vocal efforts of the
bird are very creditable and promising.
Advices from Texas indicate that
Julius F. Ileimor , who was charged
with having swindled N. Vaegor out of
Hovoral thousand dollars In Omaha last
fall is In trouble again and this time Is
accused of having buncoed his partner
out of a stock ranch and other valuable
possessions.
Hnllcr's bnrb wire liniment 1ms met with
extraordinary fnvor , nnd discs pronounced
Incurnblu linvo boon treated with success.
Every fnrnu'r Hliould keep n bottle of this
justly colubrntcd remedy ; ready for Instant
use. _
Engraving Joseph Kratvillo , engrav
ing artist with Hrigham , South Omaha.
\Voi-k completed when promised or no
Free cup of cocoa at Fleming's.
I'ltKSIIYTKUIAN H01MKS.
of tlie Omalm I'rpNliytery and
I lie Seminary Directors.
Yesterday the ircsbytery ) convened nt
80 : ! o'clock mul nn hour was devoted to a
service of prayer. The business session
was commonral nnd the whole of the fore
noon devoted to lienrini , ' the replies of the
churches of the presbytery. Nearly ull
shew nn Increased membership and most of
them arc In peed llimncinl condition.
The attendance was considerably larger
than at the meeting hold last night.
At noon a lunch was served In the base
ment of the church.
Most of the afternoon was spent in oxnmtn-
liiK two youiiR ministers , Hov. A. .J. Mont-
poiner.v and Hcv. Alexander Koblnson. Hnv.
Hobitison tool ; the preliminary examination
nnd llov. Montgomery took the mini ex
amination In church history and Urcck. lie
fitood the examination very satisfactorily
nnd the presbytery decided to ordain 1iim n't
the evening session. Hov. Montgomery Is a
very bright young man and is thoroughly
educated In both collegiate nnd theological
branches of learning.
Dr. Sexton , the synodlcal missionary gave
a talk of twenty minutes upon the work
throughout the state. Ho sniu that if the
missotmry board had tlio necessary means ho
could pluco twenty additional men in thn
Held to good advantage. Speaking of the
missionary work among the Indians in I'e-
braskn , Dr. Sexton snld there are a num
ber of thriving church organisa
tions among the Omaha and Wnfneuugo
tribes. At one place , near i'onca. they Iwvo
n Young People's Society oi Christian En
deavor composed entirely of Indians.
A largo number wei'o present at the even
ing session to witness the ordination ser
vices. The ordination sermon was preached
by llov. Dr. Sexton of Sewhrd. synodlcnl
missionary of Nebraska , nnd Hov. A. B.
Byrnm of Craig delivered the charge.
The only matter of a uusiness nature trans
acted was the admission of the newly or-
dallied ministers to the presbytery , and the
nnmcs of Hov. A. J. Montgomery and Hov.
Alexander Hoblnson were ordered enrolled.
Thn closing session will bo held today and
nn'onrly adjournment will bo taken to enable
the members to attend the meeting of the
Women's Missionary society at , BeHovuo in
the evening.
No action was taken with reference to the
Dr Harsha case , and it Is n question whether
or not it will bo brought up today. Mr.
Montgomery stated that ho felt rather deli
cate about bringing It up , and unless It was
introduced by someone else ho would have
nothinir to say about. Dr. Harsha has uot
yet returned , and his present whereabouts
are unknown. It is stated that ho was at
Jacksonville , 111. , last Saturday , while It Is
also asserted that ho has been In Brooklyn ,
N. Y. , tor the past two v.eeks.
After suffering horribly for years from
scrofula In Its worst form , n young son of
Mr. H. L. King , 7uO Franklin St. , Hichmor.d ,
Va. , was recently cured by the use of Ayer's
Sarsapnrllln. No other mcdlclno can' approach
preach this preparation as a cleanser of the
blood.
Sympathetic Firemen.
The benevolent association of paid liremen
adopted the following resolutions :
Whereas , The great Hulcr of the universe
has in His Intlnlte wisdom removed from our
midst our worthy and esteemed brother fire
man , Michael J. Carter.
Hesolvcd , Thut wo express our deep syni-
puthy with the bereaved wife.
Kesolved , That a copy of tills resolution bo
tnipiul npontho ircnrds of this association
anil a copy bo hunt tu the Lcruutciltlfo anil
to the press.
The association has also expressed Us
thanks to the Durant lire company and Coun
cil Bluffs department for services rendered
nt the funeral of their deceased brother mem
ber.
Queen of the May.
Say inn , the girls say if my fiu-o wont so
speckled up with pimples , they'd malto mo
"Queon of Iho May. " What , shall I do I
Why , ret a bottle of Hallor's sarsaparilla and
burdock , of course ; It's ' the most wonderful
blood pnrltlcr of the ago.
Abated Without. Foes.
Cltl/cns la the vicinity of Twenty-first
nnd f5raco streets luvo complained to the
police of n lot of boys who play ball on a
couple of vacant lots on that corner , much to
the disturbance of the neighborhood. The
nuisance will bo abated , and It Is not in-
teiuied that the sanitary commissioner shall
got any fees out of It.
It Is n great misfortune lor the young nnd
middle aged to bo prav. To overcome this
and appear young , use Hull's Hair Heuower ,
a reliable panacea.
I'ropnrhiK For 1 ho I'rosldout.
The cltucns' meeting which was to have
been held at the real estate exchange rooms
this evening , to complete arrangements
for entertaining the president upon his visit
to Omaha , has been postponed until Friday
evening.
Starch grows sticky common powders
have a vulgar glare. l'o//oul's Is the onlv
complexion powder lit for uso.
.1 .V.YO U.VKJI fc'.VT.V.
The Eden Musoo has a first class enter-
laimncmt this week. Lo Petit Freddie , the
child artist , In his Impersonations of foreign
dignitaries , is grand. His songs ore charm
ing and hU muslo dellghtiul. Jeuuio Qulg-
ley , the midget Roubrctto , in n ropcrtoiro of
songs , Is a SUCC033. She was formerly with
the Lilliputian opera company as the prlnia
donna. Lavarnlo ami Lo S < : ur , in their comic
Bliotch , are very clover. In the curio hall the
converted cannibals arc the features. The
Musco this week Is llrst class.
DoWltt'a LUtlo Early HIsers , Best llttlo
pill over mado. Cure constipation over )
time. Nona equal , Use them notv.
J. W. Wnltz , vlco president of tlioSnltl
more tmsolmll club , arrived in the city this
morning and is slopping nt tbo I'.ixlnu ,
Constipation poisons the blood : DeAVItt's
Llttlo Early Itlsora euro Constipation. The
causa removed tbo disease Is gone.
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SOt17031.111.1 XUWH.
1'nvlnjj Projects.
"Please state through the columns of Tu n
5in : , " said nn active business man nnd In-
lucnttal citizen , "that our paving nnd Im-
irovcmcnt prospects are very bright. It is
iroposod to pave Twenty-fourth street from
V to Q streets , Q street from Twenty-fourth
trent to the Q street viaduct , Twenty-fifth
treot from L. to O and Twenty-sixth street
romjj to Q streets , thus completely paving
ho business portion of the city nnd giving
icccssnry facilities for hauling to and from
Omaha. Undoubtedly the council will take
etlon on all these paving matters at the
ncotlnu Saturday night. The day of Im-
mssablo streets Is past. "
Surprised on HoiIllrlliduy. .
A score of friends took advantage of the
) lrthday of MM. Elliott , wife of Attorney
Theodore F. Elliott , and Monday night , unannounced -
announced , rushed In thatco/y homo , Twon-
y-slxth and O streets nnd drew closer the
lands of friendship. A pleasant social oven-
ng was spent. Airs , Elliott served an mvlt-
ng lunch , and the presents and good \ylshcs
" 111 maico Monday evening's call memorable
0 all present.
A Merited Promotion.
Jeremiah Finchor , local n ont of the Chi-
ago ft Northwestern nnd Fremont , Elkhorn
S : Missouri Vulloy railroads , has been trans-
erred to Chadron. Fr.ink Held , one of the
Hlest , trustiest and most popular of the cm-
> ioyes , has bi'on promoted to till the vacancy
aused by transferring Mr. Finchor.
Notes Aliotit the City.
Elmer E. Cole Is down with the measles.
John Hick has returned from Kansas City.
A child of William M. Hughes is or. the
Ick list.
O. W. Davis of Ansloy Is visiting his son ,
C. P. Davis.
A son hns been born unto Mr. and Mrs.
'ctcr Hanson.
Egger & Bock yesterday commenced work
at their brick yard ,
Mrs. McMahon , wife of Captain Patrick J.
McMahon , is seriously ill.
William Chadwick has removed from La
Platte and will farm southwest of the city.
Miss Florence Strothcrs of Omaha is the
charming guest of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F.
Cornish.
Headmaster T. D. Sargennt of the Stock-
ards railroad is out after u ten days' con-
Incment.
E. II. Hohorts has commenced grading for
lis now store building on Twenty-fourth and
1 streets.
The Independents will organize a club and
send delegates to the May conference at Cin
cinnati , O.
Sol L. Degen and brldo have returned from
Chicago , and nro receiving the congrntula-
lens of friends.
Earl C. Brink , an accomplished musician
of Fremont , has removed to this citv nnd has
ocated with C. J. Collins.
August M. Butler of Omaha and Miss
31Iti lllloy of this city were married Monday
evening at St. Philomona's , Omaha.
Captain Edmund C.irlton llynn , supcrin-
endent at the Cndahy packing company , has
mrehascd the famous horse King Hox.
Miss Lillian Gordon of Marno , who has
ipon visiting her uncle and aunt. Mr. and
Vlrs. Nathan Gordon , has returned homo.
Bernard J. McCabe , one of the old and
rusty employes at tlio packing houses of
Swltt& Co. , has gone to Ireland to visit his
nvalid father.
South Omaha camp No. 100. > , Modern Wood-
nen of America , will hold an Important
ncctlng this evening. Every member is
urged to bo present.
Engineer John Mlnnguo , formerly of the
JnIon stockyards and Union Pacific rail-
oad , who whllo In this city made many
friends , died yesterday In Sioux City.
Superintendent C. J. Collins has completed
ho work of connecting the water mains with
ho oleo and pepsin departments at the Cud-
nhy packing plant and water 1ms been turned
on.
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A pleasant social cianco was given Tuesday
evening by Mr. and Mrs. Patrick McMahon ,
Twentieth and L streets. The largo number
of friends present were treated to a very
pleasant social evening.
Mrs. Gee , widow of the late Dr. H. Stod-
lnrd Gee , left for Hot .Springs today to tnko
charge of one of the departments In the sani-
arium. Mrs. Gee Is a competent and trusty
) erson nnd her many friends hero Join in
wishing her success.
P. A. Vallcntino of Chicago , confidential
Inancial ngcr.t of Philip D. Armour , the
jacking king , Is In the city , visiting Manager
W. N. Babcock and Secretary J. C. Sharp of
the stock yards nnd looking aftos Mr.
Armour's interests here.
The South Omaha Social club will give its
second social in the Knights of Pvthias hall ,
McGinnis block , this evening. The success
ittending the initial social warrants friends
n expecting a pleasureablo evening and
guarantees the club a largo attendance.
The ladles of the Episcopal church will
dvo nn olive social this afternoon at
.ho residence of mnvor and Mrs.
William G. Sloane , Twenty-second and H
street. Lunch will bo served from 4 to 0
o'clock. The public Is co rdially invited.
Small In size , crcat hi execution : DoWitt's
Llttlo Early Hlscrs. Best pill for Constlpa-
iion , best for Slci : Headache , beat for Sour
Stomach.
Loans of Sl.OOO to ioO,000 made on
choice improved city property. Low
rates , No delay. Central Loan & Trust
company , 1203 Farnam at.
llailroad News.
James Manning has been appointed master
mechanic of the Nebraska division of tlio
Union Pacific , the appointment to taka olTect
May I.
Z. T , Sprlgg has been appointed master
mechanic of the Gulf division with head
quarters at Denver , to succeed M. F Egnn ,
assigned to other duties , the change to take
olTect May 1.
K. Bigncll , superintendent of the Burling
ton at Lincoln , Is In the city today , accom
panied by F. D. Howloti , trainmaster of the
B. & M at Lincoln.
D. E. King , contrnctinir freight ngpnt of
the Missouri Pacirtc nt Atlanta , Is In the city.
Mr. King filled the same position in Omaha
for some tlmo nnd is well known hero.
J. W. Drew traveling passenger agent of
tno Clover Loaf , with headquarters in St.
Louis , Is In town.
C. M. Hohl , general suneritendont of the
Kansas City , St .loo & Council Bluffs rait-
way , was In town this morning.
Georpo Vromnn of North Platte , chairman
of the executive , board of the Union Pacllle
engineers , Is In the city looking after one or
two minor matters , which require adjusting.
E. L. Dundy , jr. , treasurer of the Pncillc
Short line , has gone to Sioux City with a
chest full of money to pay the employes.
A Pure Cream of Tartar Powder.
Superior to every other known.
Used in Millions of Homes
40 Years the Standard.
Delicious Cake and Pastry , Light Flaky
Biscuit , Griddle Cakes , Pahtitbl :
and Wholesome.
| _ Xfa other baking powder does such wojk. j
1 KI.AIIOHAIK UXl3
Arbor Iny Cclcbrnlctl wltli 1'octillnrly
Aiiroirlutc ] | CoromonloB.
Again the Lake school has sustained Us
reputation of never doing thlnKs by halves.
The occasion was Arbor day nnd there
were ten trees , the gift of John I. licdlclc , to
plant.
The janitor nnd n hired man performed
most of the labor , whllo the to.ichor and tlio
SCO pupils celebrated In n manner that would
luivo made .1. Sterling Morton happy , could
ho hiivo been present.
The forenoon session of the school was devoted -
voted to the reputation exorcises , but there
was n great tlmo nftcr dlnnor.
In each room there were poems , recitations
and essays upon the subjects of wood , trees
nnd people who have been connected with
the forostH.
Promptly ntH o'clock , upon n given signal ,
tlio Lake school drum corps , consisting of
thirteen boys , eight with llfos , four with
snare drums nnd ono bearing n bns.s drum
that towered high nbovo his head , inarched
Into the hall beating u lively march. The MJO
boys nnd girls took ' 'position. " Miss Wit-
nun's pupils set the step and inarched Into
the hall lour abreast. They were followed
by the pupils from the other rooms , after
which the column inarched out the south
door , down the steps and about the grounds
in a soldierly manner. The marching con-
tinned until the pupils from Miss Valentino's
nnd Mrs. Carlisle's room , the class of 'ill ' ,
hud boon brought to n trco In the southeast
corner of the srrounds. The column stopped
whllo the band played "Captain .Tenks. "
Hero a hollow square Iwns formed about
the tree , after which Miss 'Whltinor" , the
principal , delivered u neat and appropriate
ndilrcss on "Arbor U.iv and Trco Planting. "
closing with the remark ; "I dot'lcuto ' this
trco to the pupils of the Lake school. "
Ono by ono the pupils of the 'ill class
grasped the spade , and as they throw dirt
around the roots of the tree , a pretty maple ,
they repeated selections referring to trees
nnd tree planting. A strip of red , white nnd
blue cloth were tossed into the branches of
the tree and the dedication exercises were
over at thin point. Afterwards the other
trees were dedicated with appropriate re
mark ? . Ono trco was dedicated to J. Ster
ling Morton , with the response by a pupil
from the eighth grade , "My heart strings
round theo cling , old man. "
A pretty scene was presented as the class
ot "Jl passed the class tree of ' ( K ) . Knch boy
as ho passed raised his hat and sainted the
tree ns n token of respect to their associates
who entered the High school last year.
When the trees had all been dedicated the
school sang "America" In a vigorous style
and the school day was closed.
All thu public school" in the city were sup
plied with trees yesterday , with the ex
ception of a few buildings which ore plenti
fully provided with trees already plantoa.
During the afternoon the pupils assembled
In the yards at the respective- buildings nnd
planted the trees with appropriate cere
monies.
At the Sisters of Mercy orphanage In Ben
son plaeo. especially appropriate services
were held , and u largo number of trees
planted on the spacious grounds ,
The po-itolllco was closed nt 1 p. m. ,
nnd all the clerks proceeded to plant trees
on the new postofllce square.
KTOl'IMCIl THIS WOIIK.
I'arlc Improvements Are Prevented
Through Chnrtcr AinomlmcntH
Dr. George L. Mailer , chairman of the park
commission , Is nottfccllni ; hopeful over the
prospects In store for the commission during
the coming season.
In conversation ypstcrdny the doctor said !
"I am only too sorrx to say that 1 have oQl-
clat Information tuat that portion of the
amended city charter referring to parks Is In
such a condition that It will result in taking
away all the power of condemnation which
the commission formerly possessed. In South
Omaha the commission would have power tenet
net , but In this city our hands are tied. "
"What does this mean for the parks nnd
boulevards that the commission had under
consideration last season I"
"As far as 1 can Judge , wo are In a worse
condition than over before. I cannot see how
wo can got over the difficulty that wo sup
posed was overcome by the passage of the
now charter.
"Tho only possible thing that I sco Is to
nsk Governor Bovd to includp the considera
tion of the park'law in his call for an extra
session of the legislature.
"Wo have had largo forces of men nt work
on the Bonus park bonlovnrd nnd In the
packs about the citv , but since interpreting
the law , all of the men have been called off
and the chances are that nothing can bo done
this summer. As matters now stand we are
almost powerless to lift a hand , simply on
account of the legislature falling to give us
authority to act. "
The other members of the commission were
soon , and all expressed themselves as being
of the same opinion as Dr. Miller.
The park commissioners met for a few mo
ments during the afternoon , passed the fol
lowing resolution and adjourned :
Hcsolved , That as the legislature has re
voked the city's power of condemnation that
the engineer now working on the proposed
boulonrd bo instructed to stop work at onco.
If you have no appottto for breakfast , a
pint of Cook's Extra Dry Imperial Cham-
pagL'o will give you ono Immediately.
Wo dcsiro issues of the Mouxixa HUB
of November II nnd December 2 for our
files. Anyone having a copy of either of
these mumbers will confer a favor upon
this olllco by mailing thorn to Robert
Hunter , I3oo ollleo.
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\VILIj DO TIM COXTIXKNT.
Senator Mauder oii Will Sail for
Kuropo Early In Mny.
Senator Mandcrson has reserved passage
in the Lloyd steamship Normania , and will
sail for Europe May 7. Ho will bo accom
panied by Mrs. Manderson and maid. They
will do the iiritlsh isles and the continent
and will bo abroad for several months. Ills
not known hero whether the senator will re
turn to Nebraska from Europe before the
next session of congress. Ho is expected
hero within a few days.
No griping , no nausea , no pain when Do
Wilt's ' Little Early Hisors are taken. Small
pill. Safe pill. Best pill.
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CUBES AND PREVENTS
Colds Sore Throat Bronchitis Rheumatism
, , , , Neuralgia ,
iifl.iimiiatun ! < iftlio I/i MR * , Kleiner * niul llonoK Sciatica , Chilblains. Krost Ultoj , Toothache , UeailacUo ,
rnliit ) In the lliick , Clieit unit Limbs , nnil all the usual
Ono application of UADWAY'S HKADT IlKt.llCF , to the purls alTectoil , will InUnntly rollovo unit soon euro
tliu snllcn'r. Internally In lioicaof from thirty to Muty drops. In half it tumbler ot water , It will euro Inn
tow moments , C'ramps , Spaaiua , tour stomach. Colic , r'latuloncc , Heartburn , Diarrhoea. Sick Ile-ulitche ,
nuuiu.i , VonillliiK , Colil Chilli , NervouHni's * , Slcepleiancas , anil all Internal palus. M ) cents a bottle. 1'or
Bull ) at druggists. UAIUVAV A. CO. , 3J Warren St.
BATHE THE
FACE WBTH
COOLING 'S EXTRACT.
DOES NOT SMART NOR STING. REDUCES REDNESS.
CHECKS BLEEDING. JUST AS IT REDUCES ANY
INFLAMMATION , IT SENDS BACK THE ! BLOOD
WHICH THE RASPING OF THE RAZOR HAS DRAWN
NEAR THE SURFACE , SO LEAVES THE FACE WHITE ,
SOFT AND SMOOTH , WITHOUT THE SHININESS
CAUSED BY OTHER LOTIONS. FOR THIS PURPOSE
FAR SUPERIOR TO BAY RUM , COLOGNEOR PER
FUMED WATER. BEST BARBERS USE IT.
f OU HAVE A BOTTLE. WHY DON'T YOU TRY IT ?
WHEN PURCHASING. ACCEPT POND'S ' EXTRACT ONLY.
REFUSE SUBSTITUTES , PROBABLY WORTHLESS.
POND'S EXTRACT CO. , NEW YORK AND LONDON.
NO GTJR.EX ! NO PAY.
1316 Douglas Street , Omaha , Neb.
Seienteen JOHM orperlf nn. \ rojular Br 1u ta In raedlclno. a rtlploom tliow , "till ' * ' '
the ire te t iucce . all Nerrou. . Chronloanrt I'rlrata ll ( mti. A parmtnont euro u f ? , toj
SperiuitorrhiM. l.oit .Manhood. Seminal Weaknesi. Night Lone. , lmtonejr. ; , S phW . ' " " ' . ,1 ,
. Orzuni. N 11. 1 gusruntoa tvw for ororr CMH I umlort jHo " > ' ' * [ K
e " of the Uloo.l.Bkln ana Urinary . U
cur" Coniultatloa U . Book ( Mltri ) or Ufo ) mat fr * OMc Uourl m. ted p. tu. Buudar
v u. to IS u.
"SONS OMAHA"
Prom now until ten o'clock Saturday night we propose to give the "sons" of Omaha the greatc *
benefit sale attempted in this country in the last half century , and that's far enough back for anybody
to chase into history. We have often clothed your boys so cheap that you wondered how we o-ot the
goo'Js , but we promise you that these two items beat anything we have ever offered. &
patches attached to every pair of pants suits that would be cheap enough anywhere else but here at
three dollars
AT
It's a crime to let a boy go ragged after this.
WK have never been able to carry a line of Hoys' Waists , for lack of room to show them. Hut
moving our Shoe Department to handsome basement salesroom
our has given us more room on our
second floor , allowing us to put in a full line of Waists. To signalize the opening of this new depart-
incut , to properly introduce them , and at the same time show you that we intend to sell them on the
same basis as we do all other good ? , below any and all competition , we will-offer until Saturday night
100 DOZEN BOYS' WAISTS
in all sixes , in outing cloths , flannelettes , cambrics and prints , in handsome plaids , stripes , and fancies
in almost every imaginable color , in something like fifty different patterns , waists that arc sellinn-to-day
from 25c to 39c , at °
IBc A WAIST" .
Any woman who will trot from one dry goods store to another , spend two dollar's worth of time
and nineteen cents in cash , and then go home and work half a day making a waist , when she can buy
one for fifteen cents , is simply making a waste of time.
Nebraska Clothin
Corner Fourteenth and Douglas Streets.
J
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Sacks and Three Button Cutaways $7.50. On Monday , Tuesday and Wednesday we will
sell 150 Men's Black Cheviot Suits , in sacks and frocks , at $7.50 per suit. Made from an abso
lutely all wool fast color cheviot and trimmed as well as any $12 suit in our stock.
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Boys' Department
.BO Never in the history of our business have we offered such values
in Boys' Clothing. We will continue the sale of Boys' All Wool
Cheviot Suits this week at $2 , $2.50 and $2.75.
Continental Clothing House ,
Oor. Douglas and ISth Sts.
THE LARGEST CLOTHING HOUSE WEST OF THE MISSISSIPPI ,
CAPTURING THE TOWN
WITH
Custom-Made Clothing
Wide awake methods and low prices , always appreciated b > the public since the
MISFIT CLOTHING PARLORS
Offered the people ofOmuha city and vicinity the opportunity of buying fine custom made clothing at
half Us original value. The wealthy mnn as well as ho who toils hard for his dollars , hnvo comate
to us. They come to us because although our clothing is the finest in the land , our prices are alwayd
the lowest. *
BARGAINS THAT SAVE DOLLARS , :
- - PRIOE1L.IST. . - >
SUITS. OVERCOATS PANTS.
25 TO Merchant Tailor intulo at H2 00 J21 OOMarchuntTiillormnilnnt HO M I fi 00 Merchant Tailor inmlo at 1,103
: n OJ Merchant Tailor intiilu at U ( XI
UTi CO Merchant Tailor made at . . . 1(1 ( ( J M 00 Murcliunt Tailor nwilo tit 11 M 8 CO Merchant Tailor made at 403
40 00 Merchant Tailor made at . . . 1H 23 40 UO Merchant Tailor mnrto at H 7i 10 00 Merchant Tailor made at 500
45 00 Merchant Tailor iniiclii at. . . . 20 ( H 45 00 Morrhlmt 'Pallor muile at ' 03
. . . . -I M 12 00 Merchant Tailor made at 00)
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ORIGINAL MISFIT CLOTHING PARLORS ,
1309 Farnam Street. Omaha , Neb. 1309.
DR , BAILEY ,
Graduate Dentist.
A Full Sot of Teeth on lluhhcr.
for MV1J | ) OI.I.AIIH. A purfwt
nU'Uuranleocl. Teeth o treeled
without pain or danuor , nml
without amicithotlcj , ( iolu and
dllvor Illlltua at lonoU rnlui.
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OFFICE , PAXTON BLOCK , 16TH AND FARNAM
llnlruncp , lull ilrecl clovntor. Open cvenlnc *
uullia o'clock. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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Houed the World
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HOTEL DELLONE.
Corner Mth and Capitol Avonua.
Just complete ! ! , has 100 room' ) , thr-n
stairways , from the top to the bottom , hai
flno elevator and dlimius room fcorvlos , 1
lire proof throughout , no blllard rooms and
thu fluobt tollut room ) In thu city. Larg *
Sample rooms , Suites with bath Aco. Cof
14th and CanltolAve. Streetcar sorvloa In
alld.reutlons. atua , from $ S.OO to $1.00
MOORE'S
TREE OF LIFE'
A jioMllvo euro for Klilncjr nnd Mrcr Complilnt *
nndall bluoil illioasoj. I > oo < ltiay | to sutler whoa
Solicit ! be direct by uslrw Mooro's Troa uf 1,1 fj
UiiMIrcMt l.lfo HemoilyJ I'rlcollpor bottta. l'r
pared unil put up by lit. J , II. Mojru.
TKSTIMOMAIj :
Emerson , la. , Dec. Q , ' 77.
Dr. J. P. Moore , Dear Sir. It is with pleas ,
nre tint 1 add my teitl'nonlal to your great
Kidney and Llvor Remedy , the Tree of
I derived great benefit Irom its use , / <
muiy others who have usoJ it say thejrliara
not full io well Jor years. I believe It to bo
unequaled as a restorative. To all who ar
Bulletins from kidney troubles or a t
liver , I heartily recommend "Moore's Tr 4' '
of Life , " nnd believe it will give satisfaction
In the most obstimto casja. * * "
REV. J. T. MUMFOUD , .
Pres. S. S. Ass'n , Mills Co. , la.
BnADFIELD REGULATOR CO. ATLAN
SOLD BrALL OKUESIST3.
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the cflucU
youthful crrort
early linear , , lent manhood , elol
1 will icml a valuable trcailno ( braliil ) contalnlnl
full partlculara for home euro , rllitl ! of chitrga
A iplendlil medical work i > UouM l > o niA tif even
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