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THE OMAHA DAILY MONDAY , AP1UL 27 , 1801. SOME COUNCIL BLUFFS CHAT , Jolted Down on a * Barrel Head in the Corner Qrocerji SAVINGS BANKS IN EVERY VEST POCKET , Dimes More Scarce Than Dollars Proud of Tliclr Now Inn TurnlpM fur MnrrlnKb Keen I'liicnpulcs for Diphtheria. "Give mo dimes In change , if you plcaso. " "I'm ' sorry , but 1 can't ' do 1U Wo have very low dimes nowadays. " In fact , there Is n threatened scarcity of 10 cent pieces In Council Bluffs. Such is the result of the prevailing craze over pocket savings banks. These llttlo contrivances contain just fifty dimes , and tliuy cannot bo opened until the whole Sfl Is deposited. Nearly every mnn nnci many of the ladles have thrso pocket bunks , and the number of dimes thus \vlthdruwn from circulation Is threatening n crisis in ttio silver market. It costs only u trlflo to become the owner and president of ono of these ill mo savings banks , and as soon as the tiny little contrivance is fairly settled in one's pocket there arises an irrepressible yearning for deposits. Ono wants to see now quickly ho can save $5 , mid Is curious to see titnv the bank will act \vhon it is full und a dividend Is declared. Llku other ctwcs , It will disappear in time , ellvcr dimes will again bo put In circulation , nnd the victims of the craze will llvo to catch something else. The cigar factories have had their sale of clippings rudely shut off by Uncle Sam. In making cigar * there are more or less pieces of leaf tobacco which cannot well bo used , nnd it has been the custom to run thcso through a chopper , nnd putting them Into pound packages to sell them for smoking to bacco. Tlio edict has gone forth forbidding this not exactly forbidding It , cither , but so restricting it as to practically amount to that. The manufacturers of cigars nrt < for bidden to soil clippings unless they llrst file a bond of $3,000111111 pay the regular manufac turers' tax. With most of the small cigar factories the sale of clippings amounts to so Unions not to warrant the trouble of com plying \vitU the requirements. "It's queer about thcso cigar clippings1 remarks nn old smoker. "I've trluit them for I thought to myself that the same leaves that mrulo a good cigar must nmlco n treed smoke , If put in n clean pipe. It did seem as if the flavor must bo about the snnio. I couldn't see why there ivould bo much differ ence whether you smoked the tobacco in the form of a cigar or a cigar In n holder , gr the same tobacco in u plpo. But it didn't taste the same and I gave It up In disgust. There wasn't a bit ot the cigar flavor to it. I don't know why , nnd I never found anybody who could give any reason. " "There's n good deal of Imagination about smoking , anyway , " remarked another nlco- tlno veteran. "There isn't one smoker out of n thousand who can tell , in the dark , whether his cigar or plpo has gone out or not , unless ho can see" the coal. Try it , if you don't bullovo it. Got where It's pitch dark , and you can't sco a bit of smoke , and if you can't sco any coal on the end of your cigar , or light In your pipe , you can't tell whether you're really smoking or ] ust smelling of the old by-cone whiffs. I suppose that's ono rea son why so few blind men smoke. I never saw but ono blind man who was n smoker , nnd that was the blind preacher. Dr. Mil- burn , lie smoked all the time , and a plpo at that. Thorn's llttlo comfort In smoking if you can't sco the curling and the wreathing and the floating awny of the little clouds. " Squlro Schurz , who , recently retired from ofllco , has probably hud as extensive and varied nn experience in the tying of matrimonial menial knots us any justice of the peace in the city. "What'n ' the largest fee you over got , squire ! " "Tho largest fool Fifty dollars. Ono night I was sent for to go downto the Kiel hotel to marry n couple. After th'o ceremony as 1 started.to go the mar. haudod mo a bill , and without locking at-'it I stuck it in my pocket. You can im'aslnb my surprise' when I looked ht It to IliUl It n fifty , 1 thought it must bo i > omo mistake , .but it proved to bo nil right. The mnn was nn eccentric sort of n fellow nnd wealthy. Ho had uomo dn from the east to meet , tils brldo here , she being a western girl. 'Twos u queer affair all arouud. " "What is too smallest fee you over got , squire I" "Nothing , or just the same thing , a prom ise which was good for nothing. The next smallest ono was a pock of turnips. I mar ried n couple ono day in my ofllco , and when I got through the man said ho didn't happen to have any money with him , but ho would make it nil right the next tlmo ho enmo to town , About n year after that ho came in nnd wanted to know where I lived , an ho wanted to give mo some nice turnips , \vhou I got homo I found that ho had nccn there nnd loft n peck of turnips. They were such bitter , mcasloy things 1 couldn't use thorn , and I never saw or iicard from him again. " Ho Is only n stamp elude in the Council Bluffs postofllef , but ho has tin onglo 03-0 , and when ho swoops dowii upon a plugged penny It at once becomes a despised and dejected coin. coin."Didn't "Didn't notice that it was plucged , chl Well , I did. I know the hole is n little ono , but It is llllcd up RO that no ono would not KCO it , unless on the look-oat , but I'm on the look-out. That's what I'm paid for. Only a vcnny , you say ? That's so , but Uncle Sam don't know what nn exception is. A penny or nn eagle , its all the same. Ho won't touch his lingers to plugged coin of any size. Uncle Sam , in fact , wont either take the punch or pass the punch. If I should tnko that plugged penny 1 wouldn't dare pass it out again. I'd Just have to lese it. why , if 1 oliln't keep n sharp look-out I'd bo taking in more plugged pennies than my salary amounts to. Of course , my inromo Isn't , prlncolv. but U would all go. You Haven't nny idea of the number of pennies which nro bored or plugged , or both. What's the object of hav ing a hole In a penny I Ask something castor. 1 haven't found out nny reason , though 1'vo studied over it u good dc.tl. I've about made up my mind that thcro is no reason. I think the holes nro mostly made by boys , Just for fun. Hut plonso step nslilo , there's a lady waiting to get at the window. " "A pineapple , peaso. " "Not ono in the shop. No , sir , you can't got one in the city , or in Omaha cither. I understand that Chlc.igo even has run all out of Uiom. Thoio's n great dumand for them on nccountof diphtheria. They do say plnu- upplo juice is just the best thing In the world , for diphtheria. I don't know why , but folKs don't scorn satisfied to use the canned pine apple , thougli you can't toll the difference hardly , and fresh pineapples can't bn had. " Ono can toll n Tilulllte new as far as ho can sco his stride. ThonAs prnlo In the way ho puts his foot down , as though it was n Juvo- jiilo foot clad In a rod-topped boot. It's nil on him , for the hotel Is indeed a da/zlor. Coun cil lUuffs has been rather short on hotelsnnd the now ouo moots tlio long-felt wane , olo. Hut that Isn't all , The building of such an elegant hostelry , and Its successful opening , has aroused conlldcnco and uwaKencd prldo. It has sot our whitewash brushes in motion. Even the uacKs nnd 'busses which have so long worn such n woo-bcgono look , havQ been repainted , nnd the cushions buatun. The driver * iiavo got the buttons eowod on their coatsand , the baggage wagons Iiavo now oml.bo.mK The bootblacks have ndornod their boxes with now brass tacksl Btoro front in the vicinity of the new hoto. nro liclng repainted , windows washed , and signs rolcttorrd. Its worth several times trio price of admission to Imvo such a hotel stnrtoil. Then town prldo is sprouting vigorously. The eager drummer who now sinllos on n Council Bluffs morchnnt docs not have n cllnr.ua to open bis grip bnforo ho Is asked , "Whera nro you stopping I" If ho has to nm'.o ito-unlucky admission that ho h stop- f iK nt nny Omaha innwoo bo to * him. % 'No. don't cnrn to look nt your sample ? . Wo don't * trulo with nny ono who don't stop lit our now hotel. " The upturned more nntllo rose , the chilly turn of the .shoulder , aiut the rigid "good-day , Mr , " nro causing the tuanj commercial pilgrims to crowd tlio snmplo rooms of the now hotel , rather than offcnt one of the least of thoso. The boycott extends tends to theatrical companies , too , nnd tbo millstone is over kept in view ns n warnlnor to these > vbo fool Inclined to bo stlft-nocUot mid rebellious about the matter. 'Talmago dronr a great crowd by his lee ( uro liut year1 , remarked ouo o ! the cbau tnuqun "but this wo'vo ' managers , yonr en- caged him for n sermon. A peed many were disgusted Wti | , his chcstnutty lecture last season , nnd thcro scorn to ba moro people who want to hear him preach , nnywny. Preaching is Talrange's hold , nnd this year It's n sermon. Wo'vo engaged Senator Ingalls of Kansas , fer n lecture. He'll proven n drawing card , too. " All for Slat or. How much rconoy have I got In my bankl Forty-flvo cents , stranger only want flvo cents moro. What will I do then , stranger ) Why.you sooslster has such a tcirlblo cough , nnd people say It will ho bad on her if she don't pet better soon , and the folks tell mo Hallur'a sure cough syrup will euro It right up ; so you sco five cents ! Thank you , stranger. INI > 13l KNIIVT ) CIAJIJ. Mr. T. I ) . Mlnnliati Addressed tlio McmucrH Ycstcrdny. The Omaha Indcdcndcnt club hold a meet ing in Grand Army of the Hopubllo hall yes- tordny nftoruoon , A programme had boon arranged for the moating but owing to the fact that the attendance was so small it was not carried out. President T. C. IColsoy made a short ad- dross. Ho snld thnt the club wns on the right road to future success nnd urged the members to do all they possibly could to ward the support of the organization and help make It n power that would bo foil In the next campaign. Mr. T. H. Mlnnhnn followed the president nnd- spoke for nbout half an hour. Ho urged the' necessity Xor n solid organization , Continuing ho said : "Let the masses organize. Lot the people of the largo cities take up the weapon of the hallot , ns did tbo farmers nnd sent up a shout from the prairies and from the cotton fields of the south , and before long there will bo the greatest political revolution this country has ever seen. When wo have n party of sufficient strength wo will not bo lacking for competent leaders who will bo nblo to dcul with the great llnanclal questions of the day to the satisfaction of the masses , "If this matter should bo placed before the people In the cltloj they could not help but see the weapon which would right nil their wrongs , the only weapon which they have a right to uso. The only question is cnn we get the masses of the pcoplo in the cities into n solid organization nnd light as did the farmers. It is nqt so much talk thnt we want , but to know what kind of fiction to take. If the right kind of n people's party Is formed they cnn demand nny thing they want nnd get It. The reform must start in tlio halls of the legislature. The condition of the pcoplo Is drifting day by day and year by year into moro dangerous waters. Uoforo long the people will surely rise up nnd de mand a chango. Lut the pcoplo of the cltios unite with the farmers and they will sweep the country In Ib'JL' . " Mr. Allan Hoot. Into Independent candidate for congress , spoke tot a few moments , nnd the meeting closed with n song by the glee club. DoWltt's Llttlo Early Risers ; best llttlo illls for dyspepsia , sour stomach had breath. Wo desire issues of the MoiiNiNG HUE f November 3 and December 2 for our , lcs. Anyone having a copy of cither of .hcso . mmnbors will con for u favor upon his ollicc by mailing thorn to Robert luntor , 13co ofllco. "A Royal Puss , " with George C. Staloy nt no head of the cast , who , by the way , Is nn Id Umahn boy , will mnko his first nppear- uco in his native city at Boyd's oporn house JYlday , May 1. His piny is said to bo ono of nusual merit. The characters nro Swiss nd Russian. Of the scciiio effects premised s the great locomotive scene. In this scene ou see for the first time the real working inglno , running on Iron trucks In full view f the audience , at n speed you bollovo Ini- losslble , engineer and ilrcman nt their post , ipnrks flying , bells ringing , whistles blow- ng , steam escaping. Ono engine Has flvo , ho other two persons aboird during the ccne , making ono of the inoit exciting and calistlo scenes over produced in this city. The entertainments illustrating hypnotism vill bo continued this week ut the Grand , it cing the third week ot the engagement. A coper and untimilly moro nmuslug phase vlll bo clvou and the nightly programme changed each evening ) will ha of much greater interest than nuy given during the mst two weeks. There nro two classes of theatrical nttrac- tons which have nothing in common ns n ulo and Doth of which meet with popular aver in Omaha comio oporn and fnrco corn- dy. Good nttractlons of either of these classes nro not very common , but a good oinio opera company and . ono which has Iwuys met with favor in Omaha is "Tho jlttlo Tycoon , " an American composition lint is clover and full of good music. It wns irosented at Boyd's about two years ago and not with 11 inception that showed that good om'.c ' opera was appreciated. It returns uoxt week for three nights nnd n matinee , ommrnclug Monday night , May 4. Gossler's Magic Hcadacho Wafers. Curcsall icadtichcs in " 0 minutes. At nil druggisU Olllotirod. David Gilbert council No. 2 of the Ameri can Order ot Steam Engineers was fully or- ; mii/od at 13U Douglas street yesterday af- crnoon with flfty-fi vo charter members. The following ofllcors wore elected : Past chief engineer , David Gilbert ; past assistant chief , Arthur Ponder ; chief engineer , 11. H. Cooper ; assistant chief , D. W. Gilbert ; re cording engineer , David J. Lennox ; corresponding spending engineer , W. J. Crouslor ; treas urer , Swan Benson ; chaplain , C. E. Weeks ; senior master mechanic , H. I. Oarilck ; Junior master mechanic , Charles L. Bird ; inside sentinel , A. Hcadwcll ; outside sentinel , Prank Gotham ; trustees , J. Cooler , E. M. Page and Kdward Sovereign. The charter was granted by Jefferson Young , Jr. , supreme chief of the United States council , of Syracuse. N. Y. Today is the Jlfth anniversary of the founding of tno order. The locul council will moot nt 1U14 Douglas street every Thursday evening. Constipation poisons the blood : DeWltt's Little Early Hlsars euro Constipation' . The cause removed the discnsa is gone. Tim I'nxton Kotcl FJro Did not effect the hotel proper In nny way so us to intcirforo with the operation of tlio hnnso. Only the annex was dam- njjocl nnd guesls 'havo boon oared for without the interruption of u , olnglo day. mortuary. The funeral of the Into J. G , Parker will beheld hold nt 'J p. in. today ut the family residence , owaer 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 , i'alatablc and Y holcsoroe , \JtXo \ other biking povrder duo such work. , No. G01 Mnroy itrcot , Interment will bo in Forest Lawn comotcrjr. Miss Minnlo Ilnnson , nga seventeen , died suddenly at the rojidonco of Miss Nelson. No. 17)0 ; ) South Twelfth street'yostordV mornlnp. The body will bo taken to Clinton , In. , toduy by relatives. Heart disease was the cause. Thin nnd impure blood Is "mndo rich nnd healthful by taking Hood's Sursnpnrllln. It cures scrofulasalt rheum , nil blood disorders. W U V DM ) 1112 DIE ? Query Connected with thoTnkliiK Off of ClmrlcH 3Iltchcll. A sudden nnd rather unnccounlablo death occurred yesterday morning. Chnrlos Mitchell , until recently cihploycd by C. E. Strntton at BcnnliiKton , came to the city Saturday ovcnlncr mid wont to the homo of Charles Hounds nt 2218 llnrnoy stroot. When Hounds , who is n teamster , reached homo after his work he found Mitchell lyltiR on n halo of hay out In the yard. Mitchell wan nn old acquaintance of Hounds and was therefor taken into the house and cared for , An effort was made to find Ur. Gnpcn , but thnt was impossible. Mitchell suffered considerable ) all night and nil that could ho done for him did not scorn to help him nny. About 7 o'clock yesterday morning Hounds wont to the stable to feed his team , being absent nbout fifteen minutes. As ho entered the house ou his return ho saw Mitchell attempting to rise from the bed , The fiiclc man staggered and fell , before Hounds could ngaln place him on the bed ho Had breathed his last , The police station was notified by telephone and Sergeant Graves nnd Detective Bennett hurried to tboseeuo in a buggy. After a hasty loolc at the body Sergeant Graves drove to tie ! coroner's residence and notlllod him of the occurrence. The coroner viewed the body nnd ordered it removed to Ileafcy & Hoafoy's undertaking rooms. Mitchell had 15 cents and an old pawn ticket in his poclcot. It is not known whether de ceased was a man of family or not. Mr. Hounds said ho had novcr heard him speak of any family or relatives. The coroner will hold aa Inquest at 2 p. in. today at Hcafoy & ileafoy's. The rosy freshness , and a velvety softness of Ibo skin Is vnrlnblv obtained by those who use Pezzonl's wondrous powder. Elt UU.l TMOXAIa In JSSO the south spent $5.000,000 for educa tion ; In IbSS , $31,000,000. The public and private schools of the coun try require a teaclilng force of 400,000. Tiiero are 230 normal schools with an at tendance of SO.OOO students in the United States. Rev. Henry Darling , president of Hamil ton colleiro , Now York , tiled of bronchitis at his homo in Clinton , N. Y. The trustees of the university of Denver under a resolution of the board passed some tlmo since have organized the law depart ment of the university , to open nt the fall term of 1S91. They have already secured the services of sovoralmblo professors for the regular work , bcsMta the promise of volun teer lecturers frera ; prominent members of the profession. The Oregon stntoflboard of education is actively nt work mining money to mnko on exhibit at the worT < V fair , Prof. Paul 11. lianas of the Colorado nor- mnl school has boon appointed to tlio now chair of assistant rrotcssor ) of tno history and nrt of tcachltigiln Harvard university. Tdo Ynlo unlvetnlty Is taxed this year for the first tlmo nnd Will pay n tax ou $13,140 worth of property. According to the law nil proncrty cxccetllnf * # ,000 , not used by the university , is tnxoU.l It is estimated that'Mllwnukco requires sev enty-five now teachers nnnuaUv to fill vacan cies nnd new positions , Chicago'10 nnd Phil adelphia 250. Matrimony is responsible fern n largo percentage of thcso changes. Clement S. Smith , the present dean of Harvard unlvon > ity , will bo succeeded next year by Prof. Lo Boon H. Urlggs. Prof. Driggs Is ono of the most popular Instructors in the college nnd all the students nro pleased with the appointment. In the Chicago manual training school last year the total numbot'of drawings mtido In the school year by the Junior class was 1H- ( XV ) , The number this year Is estimated at 10,000. Piiplts ! last year , 277 ; this year , no : ) . This Is In addition to the usual studies of n high school equal in severity to any sim ilar school In the country. Dr. Jordan has completed arrangements for the appointments of the faculty of the Stanford university nt Palo AUo. Gal. , and made the following names public : Dr. Andrew Whlto. ox-prostdont of Cornell uni versity , to be non-reslJoiit professor of his tory ; P. Stand ford of Lake Forest univer sity , associate professor of physics ; Horace 15. Gale of Washington university , St. Louis , professor of mechanical engineering : 1'rof. Joseph Swain of the Indiana university , associate professor of mathematics ; Douglass II. Campbell of the Indiana university , pro fessor 01 botany. Only 2o cents for a largo box of Span ish Court Face Powder , sold by all ( k'Ug gists. The UcHt nnd Cheapest. Beginning with Sunday , April 20 , all carrier delivery subscribers in Omaha and South Omaiia will bo furnished with Tun EVENING BEC and SUNDAY BKI : , or the morning edition of Tin : DAILY BKU and SUNDAY Bnu for 5 cents per wcolc delivered in any part of the city. Parties'dcsiring to avail themselves of this cut rate should send in their sub scriptions at onco. Twcnty-dvo cents will pay for flvo weoks. Fifty cents for ton weeks. Ono dollar for twenty weoks. A. \Vllbur \ , a farm hand employed near Lisbon , was arrested for stealing a team of horses. Ho returcod the horses , paid the court costs , amounting to $37 , aud was al lowed to go. FOR PASM CUBES AND PREVENTS Colds , Sore Throat , Bronchitis , -Rheumatism , Neuralgia , ntlaiumiitlon of tlio I.u nB , Kidneys nnd llowcls , Sciatica , Chilblains , FroJt Illtoa , Tootlmslio , IloaaaoUc , I'ulns In the llnck. Chest nnd I.lmba , nnd nil the usu CONSEQUENCES OF TAKING COLO. One application of IIATtWAY'S ' UKADY HKMKK , to the parti nffoelod , will Instantly rollers nn I soon euro the > utrernr. Internally In do e of from thirty to sixty drops. In Imlf n tumbler of wntor. It will euro In a few mcnittnti. Cramps , Spasms , Hour Stomach , Colic , Klntulenco , Iloarttiurn , Diarrhoea , hie * lleadaclio , nausea , VomltliiK , Cold Chills , Nervoimne j , Bleoplossnoss , nnd all Internal pallia. W cents u bottla. tor Salout drtiEKlsts. UADWAV A CO. . 83 Warren St. NO OUR.EJ NO 1316 Douglas Street , OmaTrra , Neb. SoTontccn yesri OTporlen \rojularKra1utUolnmedlclno.iiidlplonni show. Is still traitlny with the greatest success , nil Nervous. Chronic and 1'rlvato Dlsoum. A pjrmnrtonl euro uuarantool for Latnrrn bpcrnmtorrhcnn , Lost Manhood , Seminal Weakness. NUht Losses. Impotoney , Svphllli. Btrlcture , and all ill- cases of the Illood , kln nnd Urlnnry Orjinns. N II. I nuar.intoo $ Vjj for orory case I iiuJorUko nnl full > cure. Consultation freo. IJjok ( Mysteries of Life ) sonl froj. OJlcohour * 8 a. in. ted p. in. Sunday u a. m. to 12 m. ESTJV 185S. lHJ,8IMP8QNi , , 1400 and 1411 Dodtco St. , Omaha , Nab , -BUILDEIIS OF- First Glass Garriagss , Tlio Loading Styles , The Lowest I'rieos. VOUH 1'ATUONAQE 6OLI01TEU. Winslow .Wilkes , The fastest 4-yoar-old paclnj stallion la th World , necorrtlHl-J. : nt I-eilngton , KT. , Sd hc tby niack WllHes. ilum br Alrnuut W , will make tlio season of 1HII at it H Vlnton street , Omaha , Nub. tiJCAtaoM 100 , UbuuaU.l.un P'lT'K' ' ' ' COLUUT. RELIABLE Iron Hire Maiiufnctiircrs f Iron and WIre Fences , Desk G minis , Improved Awnlni ? , Coiil itriil Bund Screens , IrousStnlnvnys , Iron DOOM mid Sliuttors , WIre SlRus , tilso Ilruss Work o ( uvory All kinds of roimlrlng. 217 South 12th Street , Opposite Nebraska National Bank , Omaha. JOSEPH GILLOTT'S ' STEEL PENS. GOLD MEDAL , PARI3 F.XPOSITION , 1889. THE MOST PERFECT OF PENS. IMU I 1C UOSftCTrMN A niJPTURC orgtvorelief llke"l > r. 1'lerco'a ' ifnRnells Ktastlo Truss. " Ithururrdthousimilsl Uyauwanttlia IRHT.son < 14oln t iiui turtrcel'itiuplilctAo. 1. lacucUo Kla tlcTruis Co. , Uau Vroucbco , Coi DOLLARS AND SENS H J There arc two things to bear in mind in buying'a suit of clothes. 0 nc is to buy a { rood article , and the other to buy it at a right price. The English language has many queer kinks and turns 4 and many a plain sentence in plain common every day English , is susceptible of being turned arouni into an entirely different meaning. Take a blackberry , when it's green , it's red. Take the average man in search of a bargain in a suit of clothes , he walks into a store , walks up to'the smiling salesman and says : "I want a cheap suit of clothes. " Now that's just what he don't want ; he wants ° a suit off clothes cheap. They sound a good deal alike but they're two mighty different affairs. Some stores"1" make a business of selling Cheap Suits. Our business is selling Suits Cheap. Time and again have we demonstrated the fact , to your satisfaction , that when we advertise to sell anything cheap , the goods are always good. A week ago , we advertised between seven and eight hundred suits at four ninety and five ninety. Did we sell'em ? Well we should smileWe sold so many and sold 'em so quick that we were broken on sixes before we knew it. To insure another big week in our Men's Depart ment , to accomodate the dozens of customers who could not get fitted , on account of coming too late , we will put on s.ile this week , six hundred suits , just as good as gold , at prices you never saw named for these same goods in your life , ' 300 BLHGK CHEVIOT 8KGK SUITS In a full line of sixes guaranteed fast color , and every thread wool , cut to fit , made to stay , lined with good Italian and trimmed in first class order , suits made to sell at ten or a dozen dollars , at the re' ' marbly low price ( the lowest ever known ) of . * S6.OO A SUIT. 300 ELEGfijMT BLUE SERGE SUITS In all sixes , every thread wool , a fine dressy spring suit cut , lined , made and trimmed in first-class sliapo in every way , Suits that would bring twelve dollars just as easy , at the sensational price of .S8.9O A SUIT- "Suiting" you will certainly suit us. Corner Fourteenth and Doucrlas Streets. o L BOYS' SUITS. It will pay you to bring the large boys to the Continental to be fitted $7.50 this week : xWejiave too many suits. Some large lots must be reduced. $8.00 $9.00 : We know that these popular prices will do it $7.50 , $8,00 , $9.00 and $10.00 $10.00. ' ofn. , - - t w- , Short Pant Suits. Consider the quality we sell only the best no shoddy at any price. $2.00 Our prices for Knee Pant Suits makes the Children's Department a $2.50 $2.75 busy place $ % 00 , $2'.50 and $2,75 for guaranteed suits. Continental Clothing House ; Oor. Douglas and IQth Bts. THE LARGEST CLOTHING HOUSE WEST OF THE MISSISSIPPI Omaiia Medical anil Suriici INSTITUTES. For the treatment of nil CIIUONIO AND SUHGIC.U , DI3iAS d. llracai , Appliance * for Deformities nnd Truascus , Host Kucllltlos , Apparatus end rtonicdloj for successful tro-itiucnt of ovcrr form of Olseaio requiring Medical or Hurnlc.il Treatment. NINKTV HUO.M.S full 1'XTlUNl'rf , Iloanl and Attendance licit Accommodations ' .Vest. Wrlto for circular * oa Deformities and llracos , Trusioj , Club Foot. Uurvii- luro-i of Spine , 1'llos , Tumors , Canuor , Catarrh , Hronchltls , Inhalation'Electricity , 1'aralyils , Hpll- CTBV , Kldneri , llladder. Ere. KM , Skin and 11 loot , ntirt all rWKlciil Kpcrntlom. WSKASHS Of WOMKN aupcclnlto. llooU oa Disease * of Women Krou. Wo nnro Intcljr milled n lylniHn Department for Wonion During confinement ( Strictly 1'rlvato. ) Onlr Itolli. hloMedlrnl Imtltuto Making a tipoclnltr of 1'IU- VATIJ IHSI3ASK8. . , All Illood DIKO. CS surcossfullr treated. Modlclna or Instrument ! cent by malt or oxpresi securely packed , no rasrki to Indlcuto contonti or senlar. Onopernonai Interview preferred. Call nnd consult tuomond hltorr of your cam , nnd werlll sonli : \ lain snipper our HOOK TO MILS' nil ! 13 ; upon 1'rl- vnto , Hpcclnl or .S'ervoui UlicuoJ , with question Hit. Address all letters to Dr. A. T. McLnughlln , President Otli and Hiiriioy titroots. Onmiiu. MANHOOD RESTORED. "SAN ATI VO. " the Wonderful fapauleli Itrmcdy , 1 * cold wltlia AVrlttcmluarantoo to cure all Nervous Dis- coerc , eucli m .Vcik Memory , ix > t > of Jlraln Power , Ji cadi che , \VnkcfulDct8 , Lost Mar- hood , NcrvousDeef , Lai- fltudc. all drills and Boforo& After Uso. lcf of power of tto Photographed from life. Ocncratho Orfrans , lu cither BCX , rau > cd oy over-exertion , youthful indetcretloui , or the cxcettUe use or tobacco , onlum , ur ttlmulintd , w hlch ultimately lead.to iDflrmlty , Consumption nnd Insanity. 1'ut up In convenient form to carry In the vcit pocket Trice f I a package , or 6 for K. with every 15 order we d > o avrrittvn Kimruntoo to euro or rcfunil the money. Bent by mall to any &dd Bt ClrcuUrfrte. Mention thli pnxr. Addrcu , MADRID CHEMICAL CO. , Branch Office for U. S. A. I71 > fnr'iirn ' fitrrct. CHICAGO , II.U rOH BALK IK OMAIIA. NEIL , Uf Kuhn & Co. , Cor , 13th A Dout-Ui SU. J. A. fulli-r ACo. , Cor , Hth A DouitlaiSU. A , 1) . Potter At Co. . Council Illuiu. I < - DR. BAILEY , Graduate Dentist. A Kull Bet of Teeth on Hublw , for HVK DOI.LAIIH. A perfect IttKUirantefd. Teotli t'xtrnctoil wlUiout | > aln or dnuitor. nnd without anaeitlietlcs. ( iold Mid silver fllllnirs nt lowest ntets. llrldifo nnd Crowu Work. Teeth _ without plates. All work ivaf. ' ranted. OrFICE , PAXTON BLOCK , 16TH AMD FARHAM Entrnnce , ICtn street elevator. Opcu until a o'clock. I > ROl > OSAI..S FOK INDIAN SUP IV , IKS AND Transportation Department of thu Inte rior , Olllce of Indian Affairs , Washington , Aprilisi ! ; | . i'ouled proposals.Indorsed " 1'ro- posulh for llunf , ( bids for beef must bo submit ted In sopimita envelopes ) , bacon , ( lour , olotn- Int ? , or transportation , etc , " ( as tlio casu may boiaiicl directed to the Commissioner of Indian Alfalrs , Nos. 05 nnd 07 Wooster street , Now Voile , will bo received until I p. m. of Tuesday , May 5 , 1801 , for ftirnlshlii' , ' for thu Indian ser vice ) about IKO.OOJ pounds bacon , 'M.OW.OOO pounds boot an the hoof , l.GOJ.OJO pounds nut bcof , . ' 100.UOO pounds bonus.61,000 pounds balilns powder. iIliUOQO ! potinds corn , O.VUOO ) pounds coiree.UW.OOO pounds Hour. I1U.O 0 pnundsfccd 110,0 0pounds hard bread , 10,000pounds hominy , UJ.UOJ pounds lard , fiW b.trrols moss pork , US.OOO pounds oatmeal , 800.003 pounds nuts , 110.0)0 ) pounds rlco , S..OGO pounds tun , 117.000. pounds course bait. 1GO.OOJ pounds line salt , aou.OK ) pounds soup , l , 100,000 pounds sugar , and 412- OOJ pounds wheat AKo , blankets , woolen and cot ion xoods , ( consisting ' Part of tlcUni ; 17,100 yards ; stunduitl calico , IW.OJO ynrds ; drilling , LV.UOO yards. ; duck , frco from all sl/- In ? , H4.0JO yaids ; denims , l3KX ( ) yauls ; eln- ; liani. IL'lO.OUO yttrds ; Kentucky Juiins. 11,000 vitrds ; elievlot , W,000 yards ; brown shooting 2.0onoyards ! ; bleached shootliiff , 4' ) , ( > 00 yards ; hlekorv shirting , 13.UOO yaids ; calico Milttln ; ; , 8.000 yu.Is ; wlnsoy , 4.00U yards ) ; olothln , urii- coiles. notions , liurdwaie. luedk'ul snppllos , school books , etc. , and a lonj ; list of nilscclla- iH'OUBiirtlclos , such as harness , plows , rakes , forks , t'tu. . and for about .17" ) wagons required for the service , to bo delivered at'hlcaKO Kansas Oily , und Sioux Oily. AUo , for such wasons us may IIH rcqnliTd , uduntrd tothorllmato of the 1'aulllu coast , wltlt Oi : ! ; Ifornlu brakes , delivered at Han Fr.im'lsco. Also , trunspottiitlon forsueli of the urtlclus Roods and sunplles thut miy : nut be eontrci- i'd for lo bo delivered t the Auoncics IIIDS UUhT JIB MAIIK OUT OS QOVFIINMBNT HUNKS. $ pltncliilu4 sluuvliu the Ulmls mid quuntlllcs of snbnlslenee Htippllrs reiilu | l for each Auenoy and iruhool. and thu kinds and fitiantlllfs In Kross of ullotlinrpvHls , und articles , uijrotbcr with bliink prcposuls , con ditions to be observed by biddertlmo and placoof dulhury. terms of coat met. and pay ment , transportation ronti" , and all other necessary Instructions will lie finnlshed upon iipplleallon lo tlio Indian Ulllco In Washing ton , or iVn. CJ n HI ! W MiQiter iti-ft , } fo \ Vinlt. ThoOoniMilssiirloi of Subslstonco. U 8. A.ut Clioyi'iine. Olilcupu , I.envenworth , Omuhu , Bulnt l.onls.S.ilnt I'unl.and Hun l'runilscotho : ; I'oatnmstersut hloux Ully. lowu ; Vunkton , B. jukotu ; ArUuiinns City , Ouldwoll , 'J'ojcltu | , and Wlchll.i , Kannus , and .Tneion , Arl/onu. The rlaht U reserved by the KOvernmcnt tel l eject any and all bids , or tin V luilot any bid anil tlicHn pioposals are Invited under iirovlso th.vtupproprlutlous shall bo ni < iUo for thu supplies by conxrcbd. lllds will l > o opened ut thu hour und duy abovu stated , mid bidders are Invltoil tii bo ptesrnt ut tlio opening. Ccnnm'.i ) CIICCICH. All bids nniMt bn aeeoin- punlod by certlllod ehnol.s or drafts upon Mmiu United HlaUs ] la pi is I to ry or tic 1'lvst NiitUinal Hunk ( if Hun r'niii'dsoci. ' < 'ufor \ ut louHt flvo per cent of the umount of the pro * i.osal. T. J , MUlt'JAN ' , Cunuulsjlourr. A-ddKiin "THE LAST"CHAWCE TC UAKS 4 Tltll * Bound the World Tb < : ) / r . ' , nt ? i > i n ti ir.- < & ) /Ihltt * UJ ! u ip'.cl < .n prsa utJenlVt (41 ( t t ul ArMKf4 Iti Woilj. Tbiiiie n I l ul u i itaniOB. l ) not n.iu It. rtaph-tu jiti'ii 'ftl ! f 'B l"/P > liMiVlu' V.M t tt i > RPf 5' ' * - * i Ui Lisa , Ul ouU Otik ik.Ckj < * THE SPECIALIST. More than 15 years' experience in the treatment of PRIVATE DISEASES * A cure Rimranteed in 8 to C days without the lobsoliui hours' timo. GLEET. The most complete und absolute curq for pleot and all annoying discharges over known to tlio medical profession. The most stubborn chronic and long standing cases porrnanlly cured iu-troni 6 to 10 duys. / ' " ! STBIOTTTRE Or pain in roliovinft' Dm bla.ldor par. , mancntuly curort without piin : orinstru" inonts , no cutting , no dilating1 , Thf most ronmrkiiblo romudy known to modern uciuncu. Write for circulars. SYPHILIS. Cured In 30 to 50 days Dr. McGrow'e treatment for this terrible blood dia ouso lins been pronounced the most/ successful romudy over discovered for ' the absolute cure of the discasu. IIu success witli this diucafio bus never been cquallcil. A complete cure guaranteed. Write for circulars. LOST MANHOOD And all weakness of the sexual organs , nervousness , timidity and despondency absolutely curnd. The relief is iimno- diato and complete. SKIN DISEASES , Rheumatism , and all diseases of the blood , liver , kidneys , and bladder per manently cured. FEMALE DISEASES And neuralgia , norvouanu.ss and dis- , canes of the stomach ourad. The doc tor's "Homo Treatment" for ladles i pronounced by all who have used it to uo tlio most complete and convenient remedy over offered for the treatment of female diBuaso.s. It is truly a won derful remedy. No instruments , no pain. Hours for Indian1 from 2 to 4 only. DR. McGREW'S Marvellous success in the trnatmont of private diseases liutt won for him a rep utation which is truly national in char acter , and his great army of patients roaches from the Atlontia to the Pacific. Tlio doctor is a graduate of "regular" medicine and has had long and careful experience in hospital practice , and is classed among the loading specialists in modern bclonco. Treatment by cor respondence. Write lof uirulars aboul oacli of the above diseases , free. Office Mth and Parnam Streets. " OMAHA. NHII. En'runco on Eithoi1 Rtrcot. XXaUCJlrtX l ; < ALL Tilt WOULD 7IIEHE IS BUT ONE CURE DR. MINES' GOLDEN SPECIFIC. II ran ! > alien I" " . > at ttt * * yr tea , or lu r. . 'I.U * t r < i U , without < bii knowlxiiie ol tht r > ail ot. U o CM rr. H bjolut ly > > . ' " ! ' " < > wIU } s t > rm nont and p dy cure. wh lh r the p tlenl U 4raod r todrlnk tor anloolioliflwr ok. ITMCVElt I Ail.s. Jt opor nso quiutl7 ted with satb e r- tAlntrth4t tba ntlout nudoraoo * no iDoonv iii ito vid tro u > a awr > , IiU romi > l l * r.lorajollco < "V'Sita * " ! ' "V'SitaMjplV S"iTi.Alllni1CJB'il ' MjplV d . ( ' 0 Trir ( . Mii rtN nmfr < < > ' nnnllTI uAr.iui.Kn > r III ! nil I A onlf unpiuloi | iroicrlbed b UUUU I n plifskUin for tli cure o aoiiorlice iind < lliilJ tKtii fiom HID tirlntrr or * n ou < rltua Qr c < julrgi 11 3 ytr'i. . All'UaggUu
