TH H ! IIA1AHA MAIIjY K HJMr 'PH I , m ism.
THE CITY.
Don't fall to hear Gcoigo Prnncls
Train nt ( ho lloyA this evening.
Antlrow Nelson will not carry n pun
in his Inshlo pocket until ho lina earned
t'2'2.M to pay for hit ) lust indulgence in
this lino.
Moses Alexander , charged with pass
ing n counterfeit Bllvor dollar was
,
turned over to the federal authorities for
trial yesterday.
J , Peterson , the man who stole twenty
pounds of coffee from J , N. Haley , was
given twenty days in the county jail by
Judge Ilolslcy yesterday.
Sergeant Graves hiis reported to the
chief of notice that his special detail of
six men has served 220 notices on prop
erty owners to clean up.
Guess what ? oven the beardless young
men are using Spanish Court Cream , It
positively drives nway those fnulal blem
ishes HO common to young men , ask your
druggist for it.
The libel case ngainst the Swedish
Post , In which C. A. Lundecn is the com
plainant , occupied moat of the afternoon
in police court yesterday. When the
closing hour arrived tlio case was con
tinued until next Friday.
The wish for dog tags still continues
at the city clerk's ofllco. Already 278
dog owners have contributed to the city
treasurer and saved tholr pets from the
fate that was in Htoro for them at the
hands of Count Pulusld.
County Treasurer Adam Snyder from
this tlmo on will give his ontlro atten
tion to the duties of his oHico. lie has
just closed u deal and sold his butcher
business to Hamilton 13ros. The now
firm will take possession Friday morn-
Ing.Tlio
Tlio work of rod ( striding the city
Into voting precincts continues at the
council chamber. City Clerk Groves ,
under whoso supervision the work Is
being performed , hopes to have the re
port in ftlmpo so that it can be submitted
to the council next Tuesday night.
Stormon Coats is not very popular
among the members of his own immedi
ate family , and Tuosdav night ho at
tempted to compel a little Involuntary ad
miration on tholr part by physical force.
Judge Ilelsloy gave him ton days In
which to repent of his foolish action.
Flora Aubrey , alias "Omaha Jack , "
finished n , sixty day's term In the county
till londay nnd celebrated her release
y fracturing n bcor glass on the skull
of a fellow companion. She will in-
cfoaso her stock of sobriety during an
other period of thirty flays enforced se
clusion.
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Doctors may differ In opinion as to the
causa of that fooling of languor and fatigue
so prevalent in the spring ; but all agree as to
what Is the best remedy for It , namely ,
.Aycr's Sarsaparllln ; it makes the weak
troup , and effectually removes that tired
col ing.
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Declfllou in Fnvor at the Clilongo
Milwaukee & St. Paul lly.
The now Palace sleeping cars of the
Chicago , MilwaukeeSt. . Paul Ry. .
with electric lights In every berth , will
continue to leave the Union depot ,
Oniaha , nt 0:10 : p. m. , daily. Passengers
taking this train avoid transfer at Coun
cil Bluffs , and arrive in Chicago nt 9:30 :
n. m. , in atnplo time to make all eastern
connections. Ticket office , 1501 Farnnm
street. F. A. NASH ,
J. E. PKESTOK , General Agent
City Passenger Agent.
WAU ON COWS.
Belligerent Seventh Warders Meet
and Pass Itcsolutlons.
The councilman from the Seventh ward ,
the citizens and the council committee on po
lice have declared against tbo Seventh ward
cows. The facts are that they have deter
mined to wage a war against the bovines of
that portion of the city. An cnthu&Iastia
mooting was held nt Councilman Chaffeo's
ofllco yesterday , at which warlike resolu
tions were adopted and blood-curCllng
speeches made. As n result of the meeting.
cow herders will in the future be prohibited
from driving tholr herds over the paved
BtrcoU ) and the pound man will Imprison all
cows runnllig at largo.
Small in size , crcat in execution : DoVitt' \
Llttlo Karly Risers. Best pill for Constipa
tlon , best for Slclc Headache , beat for Sour
Stomach.
. , Ijost No Tlmo in Qualifying.
Frank. Morrissey and Dr. Clarke Gapon ,
who were Tuesday night confirmed by tbo
council as sanitary commissioner nnd commis
sioner of health , respectively , appeared bo
fore City Clerk Groves yesterday and
tool ; . the oath of ofllco. They at onca entered
upon the discharge of their duties.
A very small pill but a very good ono. Do-
, \VUt'fi JUttlo Karlv Ulscri.
| : Captain Cat toy 'H Successor.
' Colonel Wbenton has appointed J. C. War
ing , formerly regimental quartermaster , to
the captaincy of company C , to succeed Cap
tain Catloy. retired , and Lieutenant W. J.
- TurnWIitiS.bocn appointed regimental quar-
ttfnnoster to succeed Captain Warinu.
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* Dr. ' Blrhoy cures catarrn. Boo
These who are Inclined to bo skeptical con
cerning the hypnotio entertainments whluh
are In their third week at tbo Grand opera
house , should sea Dr. Davis catch a , subject
from the audience , who ho * been hiding In
the extreme rear of the house , hoping to
escape his oyo. Pointing his fl'igcr or clap
ping his hands brings the young man for
ward to tho'stngo involuntarily every time.
Thcro is never a miss about it. The enter-
tnlnment.H this wcolc , with plenty of par
ticipants , mjvo faster , and the programme
Includes a much larger number of illustra
tions ouch evening. This week positively
doses thi ) engagement.
Holler's barb wire liniment lias mot with
extraordinary favor , and cases pronounced
Incurntilo have been treated with succors.
EVorjr frtrmor should lioop a bottle of this
justly celebrated remedy ; ready for Instant
use. .
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TI112 UK\ITY MA.HKET.
I rNSTUUMESTS 169U * plao4 ou record April 20 ,
B A Oasoy nnd wlfo toV It Thomas , lot
20 , lilk v , Slicrlilmi I'lacu I 623
F U H Clark , trustee , to William Co-
hiirn , lots l1C and JH , lilk S , Weutildo
add. . . . . , . , , 075
MrftUconio rrlotlrlcli Ui Gcorirn Krlod- 075t
Huh. 4170-100 iictcs In sJ } nw 10-15.11 . . . t
0 M liltohcooU untrwlfc to O K 1'orklns.
lot 0. hlk DO. Omaha 30,030
0 M Hitchcock and wlfn to U K 1'urldns ,
B ! > 8 .icre < nn Mill a btrlp of 5 acres off n
fcldnte 8-J5-1.1 70,000
J U Ivtilliini nnil wlfn tu U K Ailnms , lot
O"amLwt ! lots "A" and "IT , " Kel-
loiu'atuUI..1 1
DelsMoiisky nnd hnshand to Jacob
Kcndlx. lot t'.i , blk 19 , Allirlitht'fl annex 300
Ahrain Mnnsl y anil wlfo to Jacob Ken-
din , lot IK , hlk II' ' , AlbrlKht'N itnnux SCO
Jucoli Mcyor nnn wlfo toJ H Mv > er , lot
8 , blk ( i. Orchard Illll 1,300
Max Meyer cl nl toV H Davis , lot 3 , blk
It ) . Manhattan ( rnlllo ) 4 < W
K u t'olsluy nnd wlfx to Mury Holoheit-
licrc. lot * u , U and 10 , blk rJS , South
Uniiiha 3,000
M A 1'eturson tu Jnhn Dowllng , lot U1 , hlk
f > llolvi'iicro
i 600
Julius Huilowsky and wlfn to Oitiahit
hrowlni : assopliitlon. s 70 ft lot 20 , blk
S.Kliull'sl'a udil , 8M3
South Uiimlm land company to rrno't
and Fred Btonirur , lot I. bile 114 , South
Onmhu . ' . 500
1 N Watson | o J II Moklc.undUlotV.blk
i , linjirovuniont at otilatlonadd , . . . . . .
QUIT CLAIM IIEKt < .
TShQlby to John MoDonald , lotiOund
IIS IluuiCPiu rtaco , .
' uctns.
Potltli Omaha land company to public
plat of blks i'JS to 15 $ , aoutUOiuuha. ,
letal amount of tr nifei
CHOUGH KIIANCIB TUAIN.
Oiimlin'n Godfather Will hectare Hero
Tonight.
George Francis Ttfaln , who has done moro
In the past twenty-five years to ndvortlso
Omaha than any other man , and who Is just
starting out on his fourth glebe trotting ex
pedition , will lecture at the Boyd this even
ing. Ho will speak chlofly of his first and
best love , ' -'Omaha , " and of his success of
his booming her around the world.
Mr. Truln has always been n warm friend
of this city , and ! . personally acquainted with
all the older citizens. The tlmo was In days
gone by when Mr. Train practically owned
Omaha , and no ono acquainted with the facts
disputed his claims of having built the city.
Ho organizes ! the Credit Mobillor and Credit
fonder , nnd was the owner of Credit Fonder
a ( trillion , to which ho still lays some claim ,
although ho was compelled to relinquish the
property before the time camorwhlch his
uondcrful foresight detected , when it would
bo worth millions of dollars ns It Is today.
In those days , and In fact until recent years ,
the whole of that tract which now comprises
the southeast quarter of the city was known
as "Tralntown , " nnd no ono thought of callIng -
Ing It anything elso.
Yoster-'ay ' afternoon Colonel William A.
Paxton telegraphed from Chicago that Mr.
Train wai willing to lecture hero this even
ing If nrraneements could bo made. A com
mittee , consisting of Dr. Gcorgo L. Miller ,
O. M. Hitchcock , Max Mover , George P.
Botnis , B. Kosewater nnd Mayor Gushing ,
last evening telegraphed n formal invitation
to him nt Chicago to lecture at the Boyd ,
which was nt once engaged for that purpose.
Mr. Train will arrive in the citv nt 10
o'clock this morning vln the Northwestern
r.nd will bo received by a committee of prominent -
inont citizens. Ho will speak of his efforts
In booming Oinuhu for the nast thlity jcnrs ,
particularly during his three previous trips
around the world mid of the part ho took nt
the tlmo the terminus of the Union PaclUc
was fixed at Omaha , Ho will also talk of the
Italian incident , of the collapse of the billion
aires , of Jay Gould nnd his millions and n
thousand other subjects which have made
him famous. .
Mr. Train's wonderful ability as n talker
Is well known to the citizens of Omaha. Ho
can crowd moro facts into n live minutes'
talk than any other man on the continent
The real estate exchange has caught the
spirit of the occasion , and will boom the lec
ture today as far as possible. The real estate
men ronll70 that it is to the Interest of Omaha
to have Mr. Train talk of her throughout his
tour of tno globe. It is said that President
Hurtman nnd n committee of the exchange
will join the reception committee nnd show
iMr. Train the advancement Omaha has rnado
since his last visit hero three or four years
ago.
ago.Dr. . Miller will probably introduce Mr.
Train to his Omaha , audience mid Mayor
Cushlng nnd a number of other leading citi
zens will opcup3' sents on the stage of the
Boyd throughout the locturo. Mr. Train Is
particularly fond of children and a cordial
Invitation Is extended 10 them to ho present ,
accompanied by their parents. They will bo
admitted to any part of the housn for 10
cents. Regular admission for adults , 50 , 25
and 10 cents.
This is the telegram the committee sent :
OMAHA , April 'Jft OcorRO I'r.incls Train ,
Auditorium. Chlcnpo : Omaha sends greeting
to vou on your fourth lonrncy around the
world. Otircltlzens would llko tohooyon and
hntoyou Itfcluro at lloyd's opnra honso to
morrow ( TnutMluy ) cvcnlnor. Will yon tlo so ?
li. C. OtisiiiNO , Mayor.
, Guonnnlj. Miiuit : ,
G. M. HITCHCOCK ,
MAV MKVKII.
Wir.t.IAM A. 1'A.XTOtf ,
CiKOIIOK I' . HmilS ,
K. KOSI'.WATKll.
Mr. George. P. Bornls last nicht received
the following characteristic telegram from
Mr. Train :
CIIICAOO. April 29. Citizen , Private Secre
tary , Old Friends , Committee : Northwestern
boom Ornalm round world. Omaha alone ,
save world's fair. UKOHOE FIIANCIB TUAIN.
Quonn or the Mny.
Say ma , the girls say If my face want so
speckled up with pimples , they'd make mo
"Queen , of aba May.V , What shall 1 do ?
Wli.\yput a bottle of Hallcr's sarsaparllla and
burdock.1 of course.it's ; the most wonderful
blood purifier of the ago.
Wo desire Issues of the MORNING BEE
of November 3 nnd December 2 for our
files. Anyorfo having n. copy of cither of
thoeo muinbors will confer a favor upon
this ofllco by mailing thorn to Robert
Hunter , Bee oflico.
LODGE OP SOHUOAV.
Scottish nito Mason * Mourn Departed
Brothers.
T Morlah lodge of perfection No. 2 , An-
ci and Accepted Scottish HI to of the
. . . .them Juilsdlction of the vnlloy of Omaha ,
held u lodge of sorrow In the temple in Frco-
masons' hall last night in honor of the follow
ing deceased members of the rite : Carl A.
Pried , 82 degree ; Lorln Miller , 82 degree ;
William Franco , 14 degree ; Hobcrt Graham
Jouklnson , ! )2dogroa ) ; Gcorgo Byron Ayres ,
32 degree , and Albert Pike , ! i3 degree.
The large room was completely lllled with
members of the order , accompanied by tholr
wives and daughters. The room had been
appropriately decorated and the solemn cpro-
mony , conducted according to the beautiful
ritual , was rendered most impressive.
A quartette composed of Mcsdamcs Cotton
nnd Moollcrand Messrs. Wilkins and Lum-
bara addfd to tbo beauty of the service by
tholr nrtlstlo rendition of the musical per
tions of the ceremony.
The superior merit of Avar's Cherry Pec
toral ns nn anodyne expectorant Is duo to a
skillful combination of the mosi powerful in
gredients , Nothing llko it has over boon at
tempted in pharmacy , nnd its success in the
cure of pulmonary complaints is unparal
lolled.
KstntillRlicil nn Alibi.
The case of forgery against Cary J. Me
Carter was called in police court ycsterdn ;
afternoon.
It was alleged by the prosecution that Me
Cat tor passed a forged check'at the drug
store of C. J. Frico on the evening of Fridaj
last. A description of tlio man who passct
the check was loft at the police station am
McCnrtcr's arrest followed.
An alibi was proven by McCartor and
prisonnrwns _ dlschargad. It was a ca ? . ; ,
mlstuked Identity. ' , No
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VI5c
Jlorsforil'ft Acid Phosphate 1 ;
Makes HII In vlKor.it lug Drink.
with water and sugar only. Delicious ,
Murrin o License * .
The following tnarriajo U ? aai wera Is-
lucdby Judge Shields yesterday :
Name ana addruss. Ace.
I Ucorgo K. .Smith , Oiunha . -13
I Jfiiiilu 0. SturlnK , Ouiuha 50
owaer
A Pure Cream of Tartar Powder.
Superior to every other known.
Used iu Millions of Homes
40 Years the Standard.
Delicious'62ce and Pastry.v Light Flaky
Biscuit , Griddle Caltes , Palatable
* and Wholesome.
lNo other baking powder dots tuch woik. _ ,
8AMTAUY
AVhnt tlio New Hoard oT Jtcalth Tnlkcil
About.
The first meeting of the now board of
icalth , as created under the amended charter ,
vos held In the rooms of the llro arid pollco
omtnlsslon yesterday.
The only absentee was Mr. Burdlsh , these
ircscnt bclnp Mayor Cushlng , Chief Sotwoy ,
Sanitary Commissioner Morrissey , Health
Commissioner Oapcu and Couucllman
31umcr.
Health Commissioner Gapcn reported 103
ases of contagious diseases during the
month and twenty-seven deaths from the
amo.
The rules governing contagious diseases
ndor the old board were mloptod , with the
xccptlon that the quarantine In cases of
Iphthoria wus extended from ono to two
veolis after the recovery of the patient.
' 1 he question of rules of sanitation next
: atno up , nnd Mr. Morrissey suggested Unit
tie present ordinances touching on that sub-
ect were nil right to work on until new rules
ouhl bo drawn up andndontcu. The mayor
appointed Messrs. Seavoy , Gapon nnd
Hiimcr as a committee on rules , nnd Mor-
Issoy's resolution to bunc on to the present
ules until the committee reports was
adopted.
Chief Scnvoy wanted Mr. Specht , chairman
if the council committee on police , to como
> cforo the board nnd submit the ordinances
10 has prepared to govern the sanitary con
dition of the city.
Mr. Morrissey said ho had examined these
ordinances and didn't bcllovo ono of them
vould hold water. Ho further thought that
ho board of health under the now charter
vus similar to the lira and police commission ,
and nil ordinances governing it should emu-
mto In the body itself , The sanitary com-
ulssloncr held that tha council could not
nalco rules for the board , although the coun-
: il must approve all rules ndoptrd by the
loard. Ho said ho supposed Spcuhl's ordl-
mnces would pass , and ho wanted the mayor
nstrueted to have their referred to the city
attorney to see whether or not they would
stand.
On motion of Chief Soavey the board do-
Idcd to meet the llrst and third Monday of
ach month during the summer.
They Got It of Course.
Jim I oh Jim ! I say , Jim I Ycun comin" ,
nntn ; what's er matter } Why baby has got
ho colic ; run down to drug store and got it
bottle of Hallor's ' pain parulyzer ; quick , upw.
The I'axton Hotel Ftro
Md not cfloct the hotel proper in nny
vnyso us to interfere with tlio operation
of the house. Only the unnox was diim-
itjed anil guests hnvo been eared for
rithout the interruption of u blnglodny.
Itcsnltitlons ol'Condolonco.
At n meeting of the Omaha architects in
ho rooms of the Builders' nnd Tradrrs' ex
change , resolutions of condolence in the death
of Herbert Reynolds Best were adopted.
Kl ) KAOAN'8 IOS9.
Biiililett nnd VAnocountnblo
pcnrnrwooor Ills Wife.
Mr. Edward Enfptn , a storootyiwr formerly
employed at Tun BXK ofllco , mot with a sad
misfortune some little timt ngo. Mr , Eagun
Is at present llvinglln St. Louis , where he is
working nt his trndd , The story of his mis
fortune Is as follows !
On the afternoon of February 21 Mrs.
Eagan , dressed only In n house wrapper nnd
a light shawl over her head , loft homo to
visit some friends near by. Since that time
nothing has been iheard of her. About
0 p. m. on the day In question
Mr. Earan wont homo from his work , and
llndlug his wlfo gone , thought nothing of the
matter. After waiting several hours ho
went to the police station , expecting to find
that some accident had happened to bis wlfo.
The police know nothing of the missing
woman. All that night and for days afterward -
ward the distracted huiband hunted for his
wife , but no trace could bo found of her.
Mrs. Engan took nothing with her when
leaving homo , as oil her clothing and Jewelry
were found In tholr accustomed places , Kor
over n year Mrs. Eagnn had been under treat
ment for a nervous disease , and the only
thery which can bo advanced Is tlmt , becom
ing distracted , she took her own life.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Engnn had [ always lived hap
pily together , and the young husband is com
pletely prostrated over the loss of his wlfo.
( Jesjler's Magic Headache Wafers. Cures all
bcnducbcs In 20 minutes. At all druggists
IVnnt tlio .Motor.
A largo number of residents In the north
end of the Sixth ward met nt the Methodist
Episcopal church In Motunoth park
for the purpose of conferring with the
Omaha street railway company In extending
their line on Ames avenue from its present
terminus west to forty-second street. A
largo majority of the patrons of the Amos
n venue line -esldo west and north of Its pres
ent terminus. There will bo another meet
ing held in the church above mentioned , Fri
day night , May 1.
All ibr Slater.
How much money have I got in my bank !
Forty-flvo cents , stranger only want live
cents more. What will I do then , stranger )
AVhyyou seoslstcr has such n terrible cough ,
nnd people say it will be bad ou her if she
don't iret bettor soon , and the folks tell mo
Hnller'h sure cough syrup will cure it right
up ; so you see live cenlsl Thank you ,
stranger.
Afore I'oiinsylvaiilniiH.
The last party of Pennsylvania excursion
ists will icach this city Friday morning.
Arrangements have been made to meet them
nt the union depot with carriages nnd a band.
They will bo escorted to the principal points
of Interest , after which they will bo treated
to n drive about the city.
No liousohold is complete without a case of
Cook's ExtraDry Imperial Champagne. It's
the best sparkling wine made.
DOLLARS AND SENS H
There are two tilings to bear in mind in buying a suit of clothes. 0 ne is to buy a eoocl article , a
the other to buy it at a right price. The English language has many queer kinks and turns in
and many a plain sentence in plain common every day English , is susceptible of being turned around
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 , lie 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 suinS
| clothes cheap. They sound a good deal alike but they're two mighty different affairs , Some stores
< i , make a business of s'elling Cheap Suits. Our business is selling Suits Cheap , rime and again have wo
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 should '
we smile ; \Ve \ sold so many and sold 'em so quick
that we were broken on sizes 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 ,
In a full line of sizes , guaranteed fast color , and thread wool
every , 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 <
niarbly low price ( the lowest ever known ) of
300 BLHGK CHEVIOT 8KCK SUITS
In a full line of sizes , guaranteed fast color , and thread wool
,
every 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
markably low price ( the lowest ever known ) of
S6.OO A SUIT.
300 ELEOHNT BLUE SERGE SUITS "
In all sizes , every thread wool , a fine dressy spring suit , cut , lined , made and trimmed in first class
shape in every way. Suits that would bring twelve dollars just as easy , at the sensational price of
& 8.9O A SUIT ,
"Suiting" you will certainly suit us.
Nebraska Clothing
Corner Douglas and Fourteenth Streets ,
Continental Clothing House
Hats Gut to Order.
That seems funny , don't it.
Clothing is often cut to.order , but what do you mean by cutting hats to order ? a buyer asks.
We mean just what we say. , We are going to
Cut the Prices as They Were Never Cut Before
' IN THE UNITED STATES
On a stock of over one thousand dozen of the finest Mackinaw and Canton Straw Hats , ever
brought to Cimaha. CUT BY ORDER OF A LARGE EASTERN MANUFAC
TURER , from whom we have just bought this stock , at less than SO per cent off their actual
value. DO NOT SPEND ANY MONEY FOR A NEW STRAW HAT , for the
coming summer until you have seen this stock. Look at the samples displayed at our Douglas
street entrance. They speak for themselves :
dozens Mackinaw Straw Hats , new nobby styles , the very latest and in regular
sizes. Only 2.S Cents each ; real value 75 cents.
dozens fine Mackinaw Straw Hats , new regular goods , three different blocks ,
Only 3S Cents each ; real value 75 cents
dozens extra quality Mackinaw and fine Canton Braid Straw Hats , silk bands ,
silk tips , Reed sweats , new Broadway styles , very latest.
Only 5D Cents ; real value $1.
dozens finest quality 7-end German bleached.Mackinaw Straw Hats ,
_ _ _ " / * " . " * - - - i _ - ' ' " "IwidTlMtrlt1 " f" --r. " . ify * 75 Cents ; real value $1.50.
dozens fines ' P1 . . dri5"Mackinaw ] Straw Plats , silk bands and
' " " ' wp'em quality , jatirLthobby Newport shapes for young gentlemen.
. - '
,
- ' t " . . " * " " " Only 5 > l'QQ ; real value $2 to $2.50.
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, Do'notfaijjta ge'"the samples in our store ; they will show at a glance what we mean by
\TS CVfTO ORDER.
olns : No.3 , , i. ,
: swectj ) -
ox tall *
ontinental Clothing House ,
Oor. Douglas and ISth Sts.
THE LARGEST CLOTHING HOUSE WEST OF THE MISSISSIPPI
LA GRIPPE.
TurkishTea taken at night
andoccasional doses of Quinine ,
will relieve all pains in the
bones , cleanse the system and
mak you feel like a new person.
Sure cure for liver , kidney ,
and nerve affections. 250 pack-
ago. Sample for zc stamp.
Turkisk Cough Cure. The
only cough cure that will re
lieve cough at once and cure
with a few doses. Take no
substitute ; will return money if
it doesn't cure the worst cough
Price 500 bottle.
Turkish Remedy Co , ,
OrnahiCNeb.
nnnllTI HANDAI.WOOD UArsvbK * '
? [ .
Illllill I A beit And onlyeapiubu prvicrlbed by
UUUU I n regular | iUrslclan . or.iUa.cure of
Oonorliom lud dXctiarge * from IH urinary 9rifaa
M < juJroa. li.il per
HOTEL.
TJie JHurrawf for. i-ith and trarneti ,
tHthe moat HUhtitantlallu coimtructeil
Hotel Jltillillna * Omaha. Nereral
hcaru brick /bvi tralln ninnlna from
baHt'inent to rvttf. All the cclllnitH ami
floor * Ititcil icltk AabvHtoIre jiroof
iiiliii/ , makings it liniioHHlblu to burn
Qtilck. Fire emartjicH amiIra alarm *
throughout tlmfbullillitu. bteamhvat ,
hot anil colil teutcr anil miimhtnelu
everurooiu , Itiult ) inmuniamieil < inu-
where.
B. SILLOWAY , Prop.
"DR , BAILEY ,
Graduate Dentist.
A 1'ull Set of Teeth on Ilubber ,
fur MVli IWI.LAIIS. A | > erfi > cc
MtKUnrantecd , Teulli oitrncUid
: without pain or tlftiiKer , anil
without anaeittietlc * . Oolil mij
llvur nillniH nt lowest raali.
] lrlditano < lCrona Work. Toutli i
„ _ - nllliout plate * All wor * war- j
OfFICE , PAXTON BLOCK , I6TH AND FARNAM
Entrance , ICtli > tr ot eloyitor. Open eienlum
until S o'clock.
LADIES
I cmalc l niii notlpa ciful fcmtleirtguUlocTf r-
( < ctlrl re. licit I Ml. ia.BOllp lrt. Stnjtc ( iiiiaplfol
pitlicuUn. AJJieti UOH DKUC CO , , Oultlo. H. Y.
Ifor sale by OoiKlmuu Orng Co. , Omaha ,
NKBRASKA
National Bank
U.S. DEPOSITORS , OMAHA , Ni:3. :
Capital , - - - - SAOO.OOO
Surplus Jan. 1st , 189O , - Oii.COO
ORIccri and I > lrectorIfonrr W. Vatei , 1'roililont ;
IxiitlsB. Hood , Vlcu-1'reiidont ; Jnmoi W. HaTU u. W
V.Morie. John B. Collins , II. U Cuiulru , J. N. U
I'atrlck. W. 11. U. llagnat , cixihlor.
TWE1 IRON BANK.
Corner 12tli nud Karnam Sti
A General llunUliri Iluslne-H Transaotal
rpIIIJ Whcli'ss oloctrlo railway systom.
JWarnltiK The pnbllo U cuntluncd that
nil the patents and Inventions ot M tlonu
Wholcss forovnrhead and underground rull-
wuy hystenis urununed and ton trolled uxt'ln-
Blvoly by tlio Whuluss electric railway com
pany of Virginia , olllco WashltiRton , I ) U. ,
and that any comp.my iislnu ulthcr of said In-
\entlons Is flablo to notion for Infrlimoinont.
Hpcdiil notice. U hurehy hon that no licenses
hinu been gr.tnted and that no piirs'm Is iiin-
] K\wroil to grant llccnscx. Thu Whole } ) olnu-
trlo railway company , I ) . V , Merrill , Jr. , i.t-cru-
tary. WuhhliiKton. I ) . U.
_ _
FRENCriPECIFIC.
A POSITIVE andpitmiiunt CURE for all
* ' dlMtiMolth. URN | A R Y O R G ANS. Cute
'whertothartreaTminttalK.FulTdiractioni K | h ach
battle , frlct , on * dollar. Sea signature ol E , U
/For ! By All Druggists.
I R. IIOIIll'S
BLITHE VEGETABLE PILLS
cuaB
licit i IIritdaeli , "
C'oi.ntlliadon ,
' " ' '
, ' 'Will frw
* 'if irHtpm
BILIOUSNESS <
, „ . * ll tli
1KU AU. , _ Uoto and
Ivor nnd . ntbor dliur
/don Ttiojra. ,
s Stomach . * uffor poutrdnn
< Complanti. ! ° /nut ( Jrlpr , tir )
s y .
u ) / .lutioll.iOnrtolHtr ,
/anil p rtl frKilu-
, 'e < \ at icxit l > le < In
. > lliri > ni u to CallfnmU
'Trr th.in. 46 fill. In
'sick "Headache
In abiulutcurwl ) Ljr
x B9c nl.a l l ; B for r. ! . „ ,
' /or O for l. > r 4 | byarmtaut ?
'ortj mall AdJrm
i MtDicui M. , ntn. si rincisco ai
, OH ( > AIK IN OMAHA. NKII. . MV
Kuhn * Ct > , Car. 15th A Ioiutl Mrreti.
J. A. 1-nller * Co. . Cur. Hill \ llouztm Str li
A. 1 . fiiHtr & Co. Coubdl IHuH . lows.
* ND rniNcipn. oKucamTt
LE FRANGAIS.
Kronen Mcntliljr Mnguilnr , An InTn'U'Wo help to
Frcmuatti'l'Jiin ' htid tm-hutp. Kroo i uiile | io ) > y
, , , \V , M 3l ou a-j.fMiv You
She Saved
MONEY ,
And so can ovcry uooil Housekeeper t > 7 alirnji h T
ng on Imnd
ImndCAMPBELL'S '
VARNISH STAINS.
Hit tlio only article that hni at or boon produce
by which ft housekeeper C'ui sntlitfrctorllr ro-atali
null vnrnlsh with ONU ( .ppllcntlon and vrftlioNKCOAl
nil ylnds of Household i > uniltura mid Interior Wood
work , In CiiEHHV. WALMIT , MAIH > ANYHOHB -
MOOII , LIGHT OAK , VEIIMIMO.V , ICnosv , innklnit 1
look ng Kooil ns now. The oxpenro I * "Unlit na itli
put up nnd aold In HALF I'lMTOA.NH at 30 cH. , nnil li
I'l.vrOANHat 60 cm. , cither thu nboro almdoi. 1 ;
you do not llnd thin nt Your Dealer' * , auk him t <
older It for you. Koranic In Omaha by Ulclmrdjoa
1)1 ) us Co. , Wholcsnlo Agent. *
MOORE'S
TREE OF LIFE
Tlio Greatest Bvor Givonl
! ) r ,1 11. Moore Dc-nr Sir ! In reply tu yourlottM
of Inquiry UK to our opinion nf jour Kooitu nnil modi
ol ndtatllshiK to Ilio trillion'As to ncaton ilomand *
for them will 8ii ) . II sliuiiUtcimuncnd yoti/ynl your
rymfdloit to the rotnll Irrul ClinO liooplp III xenoraU
In our lurrltorr tlioy Imva ulv < n ontlro Vnllnlnclloa
wherolhi' ) liuve Ix-mi mhl , luiir/ilruly / , llurlliut ,
Wnrd \ Co , Dot .Mnlnci In.i I' , llunnon , Hlouz ( 'ltr ,
la , HornlcV , Unas A More , Hloux City , In i Ulitke ,
'Iruco A Co , Omaha , Nub : HUlmrdion liruv Co. .
OniBlm , Ncu.i ) l. T. Clirk Driitt Co . I.lncoln , Neb , ,
IClinii. . ! ll.uili.-ith , ruo'y ) : Cliiirdilll lirtiirCo. , Unr-
lliiKton la . SliiKor A. Wlicelor , foorln. III. ; Vn
Nutliili > niU Iliuufo , Bt Jon. .Mo.i J. W MUz
\ Co . llttuinwn , In I .Mollllt-Wfut Diuti Co ,
| JIMI | , Mn 'I his la the Brontcst to tlmonl l over
Klven n piitrnt iiicjlclnoancl nuwlll fdrfult ( l.UOOfor
e.icli nnil o\erv lunitnro of tliU Icltar which Is nol
xcnulno nnil nh'cli ' Is not In our | iqisoi lin (
MooioM Tico of Life , a poultice vara for ICIrtnof
nm1 I.Ivor Complilnt nnil nil Uloy.l illnonsoi. Doet II
ny to niiifcr rrhon you cnn Im cureil ) > r ii l" '
' 1'reoof liUtf , tiie ( front l.Uo Unnioly )
rorthntreitmnnlof all OilHOXIC AND SUHCIIOAt.
DHKABUI. llruco * . Appliance * for lAiformltlci and
Truxeoj. lloit r'nclllllet , Apparntu * mil Uomuduj
fur NCC fiil traatmunt of ory form of dlieai *
requiring Me > Jlnil < ir Hurglcul Truatraent. NINUTr
HOOMS KOI I 1'ATIUNld , Hoard aim Attrnililio * .
llu.t AiooiiiniDilntloin .Vnit. Wrll for circular * oa
Jlnforiiiltlca and llrnum , TrilMiu , Club Kuut'Curra
tiiro. of bplne , I'llui , Tuinori , Cancer , Calarrb ,
jlruni'liltli , Inlihlntl in , Kluctrlc-ltr , "nr.il/ili , Kpll *
tfrir , Kldnari , IllniUiir. i'.ya , Kar , Hklu nd lllnol ,
nnd nil Hurjcsl tipi-Mtloni. 1IISKASI5S UV WUMUN
Hipcclnllo. llnolt o llhoaioi of Women Kroa. W
Jinri Inlelr aildi-il nlrlnu Ir. Dopnttmont furWoaon :
liurlni : ninllnuiiu'nt ( Htr'ctlr I'rtvaln. ) Dnlf Holla .
tile Meitlral ln < tltutd MaktIU n tpucUUj ot I'Ul-
* '
AII ) ) oi i itic : mfullr Irentod. M llcln
3r liKtruiutn'.i rvnl \ > f mM or o pr'u itutrolr
pnrki'ii , nu inirki 11 Ir.dlcntv uonlnuti or oaudar.
< iiioper > nni | tiler l w prsfurrod. Call ami contult
imorivii'l Ml err of your C.TO , nml wuwlllianilla
Inin ' .pi' roiirlliOlfTO MKN KUI1U ; upon ! 'rt
tato. Hpeclil or Niirvo'K HUumoi , tllbqiidllonllil.
Ail.1r > i ll lfltor to
Dr. A. T. McLauflhlln , Pfaalcloa
ttli uncl Ilurnoy btrfcnt'l. "
TO WEAK mtrlu
, „ „ „ „
rarlr < t c r , wa ttiiK"ilcn < iu , ' 0 > < wnnood , to <
1 will wnl ntalUAGln , . _ . trcallwalrJI ( rc4talnlnj
rtti-ulftM fc.r home ( urn , Ulll.l * . or | IBM
ndU medical norki aboulit h trad br r
man vrlio In n'rvnut and dfrtxlltau-d. AddrA