TTTTC OMAHA DAILY HE1&F WF/DNTCSDAY. MAY 0. 1801.
THE CITY.
The United States district court room
IB being cleaned up preparatory to tlio
opening of court next weelc.
A "dainty ladyV toilet tnhlo is not
complete without a jar of Spanish court
cream. Sold by all druggists.
The following temperatures wcro ob
served nt the local clgnal service at the
hours named : 7 a. in. , 4Ji ° , lOn. m. ,
40 ° , 1 p. m.OI = > .
Judge ? Doano , Ferguson and Irvtno
will sit in their respective rooms this
morning for the purpose of hearing
motions for now trials.
Henry Smith nnd Gert McCoy are
booked for another sojourn on the lull
for lifted ! and thirty days respectively ,
for stealing a lot of railroad brass.
Fred Matthews , citshler of the 13. &
M. , loft for Now York lastnight to
Ijo absent , several days. During his ab
sence Mr. MatthuWH will take unto him-
bolt a partner of his joys and sorrows.
\Vlllinm Abbott was arrested yester
day afternoon for nlciillm ? a now light
spring overcoat. Abbott had the coat
In his possession when arrested. The
coat awaits an owner at the police sta
tion.
tion.Tho
The Omaha Merchant's express will
Boon commence the erection of a now
barn at Fourteenth anil Lcavcnwortli
streets. The building will bo of brick ,
three stories high and will cost about
All the testimony in the caho against
W. K. Mead , charged with embezzle
ment by the J. F. Slobcrllng company
of Akron , was taken In police court yes
terday. The arguments will bo mndo
this morning at 11 o'clock before Juuuo
Helsloy.
D.-rt Ilawloy was arrested In DCS
Moines yeHtcrdny. Ilawloy Is a partner
of W. F. Vilas , who is in tlio county jail
charged with robbing two visitors at the
Turkish bath rooms bomo time ago.
Ilawloy , so Vllas bays , helped him to
dispo.se of some of the stolen property.
An olllcor will bo sent to Dos Moines
today for the prisoner.
A fcooel Thine fur Ilio Orip.
From the Albuquerque ( N. M. ) Daily
Clti/en.
Several persons highly recommend Cham
borlaln Cough Uomcdy as a remedy for the
grip , now bo piuvalont. K W. ICllbourne ,
the county surveyor , says a bottle of this
rainedvgavo him relief. This medicine Is
prepared by Chamberlain & Co. , DCS Maine ; ,
Iowa , und it Is having u big sale In this city.
For sale by all druggists.
Remember that it only requires $100
cash payment to secure a'J"5 lot in Potter
'
ter & 'Georgo Co.'s addition , Knst
Omaha. Abstract of title given with
every lot hold. Potter & George Co. ,
fcouthwost corner IGth and Farnam.
JIKNIKH Til 13 C3IIAKOI3.
Jo'in M. TliiirstimSayH Ho is not a
1'olltiual Sorehead.
Hon. John M. Thursum was found yesterday
morning in bis sinictum nt Union I'acl
headquarters and was nskod his opinion con
cerning the dispatch in Tun HUB con
taining an extract from a Washington d
patch to the New Vork Sun.
The Judge laughed good-naturedly and ran
his lingers through his hair as though feeling
for any evidence of n t.oro hciidas ho replied
' /So far as the statement that T am n soroheat
Is concerned I have no illsnosition to magnify
my loyalty to the party. If I have done any
thing to warrant the charge I am will
Ing to lot the accusation stand ,
was urged Dy. many western people fo
itccrotary of tbu interior , but I did nothing t >
further the matter nnd absolutely refused ti
put myself In tliii nttltndo of an applicant foi
the position. 1 nttondcu the second annua
convention of the republican league at Bulti
more , which met on March 2 , 1880 , and nd
joutned on the evening of March ! ) , ntwhicl
I was ' elected president , and with n largo del
cgatlo'n from tlio league wont to Woshmgtoi
nnd attended the inauguration ceremonies
This is all there Is to the charge that I was
In Washington for the purpose of urging mj
candidacy for the secretary of the interior.
"So fur as the charge Is made that Clam
eon , Forakerand myself , with n largu part o
the membership of the national committee
nro quietly working for Alger , there is noth
ing in It , I have been a pronounced lihiln
man for some time. Unless the fooling in tb
country changes , in my judgment lilaino i.
the only man in the republican party who I
sure to carry the wost. For that reason
bolicvo ho ought to bo nominated , whothc
ho consents to become a candidate or not.
"At the lenguo convention at Cincinnati
General Foraki-r In referring to Bluino , as I
bollovo by a mere slip of the tongue , said ,
'Ho has glvon us n splendid administration , '
nnd thU remark was the cause of n great
deal of comment , and I came In for n largo
share of criticism because I did not refer to
Benjamin Harrison by name in my address
to the convention. I used the following
language : 'Ou March 4 , 188' ' , our govern
ment for the llm tlmo in many years be
came republican in all its branches. The ad
ministration then begun has done much to
merit the eonllduncu and esteem of the
people of-the United States. * * The
honor of the nation has been maintained
abroad and , the affairs of the government
honestly and successfully administered. The
eleventh census has been carefully and lion-
Billy taken and a non-p.irtlsnn re-apportion-
blent made thereunder. Great care has boon
exorcised In th'o selection of public olllcinls ,
and the provisions of the civil service act
have been implicitly obeyed. ' ' . do not sco
how anyone could hn'vo suld more in
favor of the present administration.
\Ytmt I did ( < ay was my honest bo-
Ilitf in Its wisdom nnd success. I did
not refer to Ilnnjamln Harrison as nn
Individual , because 1 did not bellcvo , nor do 1
now bollovo , that nny term could proporlv bo
employed in that connection except admin
istration.
"So fur as my being n sorehead U con
cerned , if that charge Is true , the disease
must have dated from March 4 , ISS'.t. Yet , at
the Michigan club banquet , held on February
21 , IJs'JO , In my response to the toast , "J'ho
Man Who Wears the Button , " I said : 'Tlio
president of the United states wears the but
ton , a soldier " nnd n statesman , ho wears tit
Tor the "nation's honor. As thu selected chief
5f the republican party his administration
' ihnulil receive the cordial support
sf every man who belimes In Its
principles. ' Ana In my opening address to
thu third annual convention of the ropubli-
: an league at Nnshvllhi , held nn March iI I ,
IS'.H ) , 1 further said : 'It Is a matter of pro
found congratulation that the president oof
' the United States Is n republican. Ills ad
ministration .should be uphold and strength
ened by the republican league , and I ask , his
convention to endorse It by proper resolu
tion. '
"it Is perfectly natural that tbo'dcmocratln
press of the country should oudonror to Ir
up factional fooling in the republican s ,
but so far as I urn concerned I am nt all times
In favor nf the success of the republican
party and ready to work for whatever nomi '
nee its convention mnv select"
AXXO t'VKMKX J'S.
Promptly nt 9 o'clock this numiing
oats for the engagement of Hoyt's satirical
comcdy"A Texas Steer , " which nturui la
the Boyil ( or two performance on Thursday
afternoon niul evening will bo put on side.
Pho inijulrles have been very numaroub , and
It Is morally certain that the great satire on
American poll tins will till every scat in
Floyd's ' opera house nt both performances.
Since the lirst production at the liljou theater ,
New York , last fall , "A TO.XOS Steer" has
bad n season of uninterrupted MICCCSS , cU
It rnrtulnly desorvus. for the play Is In rly
til wwpwts thii host In Hoyt's long list , The
company arrives from Portlunit tomorrow
evening at 0W ; on thu Union Puclllo limited ,
ami will rest until tbo uintinoo , Thursday
Rftoriioun.
"Honest Hearts ncd Willing Hands"a
, sen-
latlonal comedy-drams , by Duncan n. Harrison
risen , and John C. bulllvan , the world's
cbumplon , In the cast , will bo the attraction
U.ljoyd's opera UQUJO on Saturday afternoon
and evening next. TUo business promises to
Vfl Urge.
HOVTII OMAHA ,
KvonliiR ultli the Muses.
The novel entertainment , to bo given in
lie Presbyterian church by the Lndlcs" Aid
ioclety Thursday evening , promises to bo as
veil nttondcd as It will bo amusing. "An
: vcnln < r With the Muses" is the title of the
entertainment nnd the programme will bo ns
varied ns the minds nnd experiences of per
sons. Kach member pledged to nrocuro 11 to
bo devoted to the building fund of the now
church , nnd Thursday evening each will toll
n rhyme how she got hcrjl. when , where ,
nnd from whom , with nil the feminine em
bellishments that Ingenious nnd interested
minds can devise to tnako It Interesting.
This will bo a treat.
Mfrnry Ilnll. < *
The Sansfield Literary society will give n
bah and May party In Howloy's hall , Wed-
nosdav evening , Mny 'J7. The society con-
Loins a largo number of tbo social people of
the city and the promoters of the social ex
pect to make it an event of the season.
Muni AiiNtvpr the Charge.
The board of directors of the llvo stock ex
change , In pursuance of the resolutions
parsed at the exchange nicotine Monday
afternoon , bus cited George S. S. Drown to
appear before the board on Monday , May 25.
Notch Ahoiittho Oily.
Mrs. Heady , who has oeon dangerously 111 ,
Is better.
Theodore F. Elliott has removed to Twenty-
second and .f streets.
A son has been born unto Mr. and Mrs.
James ll. Anderson.
A largo consignment of tin from England
lias been received by the Cudahy packing
company.
Thieves carried away a lot of brick belongIng -
Ing to August Trux , Missouri avenue and
Nineteenth street.
The Schllt/ brewing company Is having
plans drawn for several now buildings , to bo
erected in this city this season.
The Chicago Drovers' Journal Is authority
for the report that Cudahy IJrothors arc buyIng -
Ing hogs in Chicago and Kansas City for
shipment to this city ,
Frank McGco and Barney Taylor arc about
to come together again. McGee expresses a
desire to got revenge mid Taylor says ho Is
witling to accommodate Mm.
General Agent A. It. .Tones of the Street
stable car company , has just returned from
Montunn , und is receiving .1 hearty welcome
by his many friends at the yards.
Harrv C. lllrsch , of not an enviable domes
tic and filial record , will cogitate in the
county Jail for thirty da > s on the enormity of
assaulting his old , gray haired father.
Messrs. Jacob Jaskolek and U. C. Hillikcr
will go to Grand Island Monday to represent
South Omaha lodge , No. Mi , Ancient Order
of United Workmen , at the meeting of the
grant ! lodge.
William Hike'a colored cltl/en of a very
foul record , tried to even up with Z. Hanoy
for having tcstlllod In a Papilllon court
against Hike for stealing oats , and would
IKIVO Sulllvanlzod tne olTcnsivo witness had
ha not been prucntcd.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Corrigan and Edward
Corripan loft last evening for Colorado to
spend the summer for the bonerit of Mr.
( Jofriean's ' health. The many friends of
Coimnlsslouor Corritran hqpo that bis trip
may benefit his Impaired health.
A well-attended mooting of ladles inter
ested in the organization of a loiltre of
1'ythlan Sisters was held in Knights of
I'ythlas hall yesterday afternoon. The
charter will remain open until Friday even
ing. All deslrinp to fein as charter members
must make application bcfoio Friday night.
The organization will bo completed as soon ns
the charter and paraphernalia are received.
Clean Up.
As the good housewife proceeds to cleanse
and renovate the family domicile , rotnovlug
the wlntor'.s accumulations of dust and im
purities at this particular season , so should
ovnry intelligent person cleanse and renovate
their in torn ill person , and mulio it n healthful
habitation , for It's the homo of the soul.
There Is nothing that will so quickly and ef
fectually accomplish this as a dose of St.
Patrick's Pills. They not only physic , but
clear ttio befogged mtnd and cleanse and rc-
novnto the who'lo system , making ono feel
bran now. Ivor solo by airdrugglsts.
Remember t.hnt it only requires $100
cash payment to secure a 8325 lot in Pot
ter & George Co.'s additjon , East
Otnnlin. Abstract to title given with
every lot sold. Potter & George Co. ,
southwest corner 16th and Farnam.
Oiualiii Typothot'ic.
The Omaha Typothotao bold their annual
meeting last evening In the club rooms of the
Paiton hotel. The meeting was called to
order by the president , Henry Gibson. After
the usual business was disposed of there fol
lowed the election of ofllcors. The following
were elected unanimously : C. II. Klopp ,
president : .lulius T. Festner , vice president ;
J. W. Campbell , secretary nnd iroasuror.
The delegates elected to allmd the national
convention , to bo held at. Cincinnati , Octo
ber 5 , 1S91 , were : Henry Gibson. Samuel
Heos , J. T. Festner , J. W. Campbell. Frank
Hammond. Alternates , Harry Burkley , M.
H. Kedfleld , 0. D. Eddy , Dau Shelly , John
Hoslclcy.
A young lady of Jefferson , West Virginia ,
declares that she was all run aown before
taking Ayor's Sarsaparilla ; but that now she
Is gaining strength everyday. Ayer's Sur-
saparllla isccrtalnlyvii wonderfully effective
tonio for the fccblo and delicate.
Tlio following iiifirri'v'o llr.auiajvorj Is
sued by Judge Shields yesterday :
Nnnioanu address. Ace.
1 John V. Cain , Omaha . 24
1 l.ldy Wilcox , Oinnhii . 18
IMiirtln II. Mllln. Grutna . SO
1 Ilz7lo Wiitors , Harpy . -JO
I Charles II. Kowli r , Omiiha . U7
) Clara Morcur , Oniuha. . . .i . 20
j I'rauU Mol.cury , Omaha . ai
1 Mary MolConcui ) , Davenport , la'I
Kohcrt Mndliorry , Omaha . 21
II. I'hallK Onmlia . 17
J Prod Schmidt. Oinuhn *
I Mnia llaiiliui'ii , Omaha . ,7
QIHMMI oT the May.
Say inn , the girls say If my face want so
speckled up with pimples , they'd make me
"Queen of the May. " What shall. 1 do ?
Why , pet a bottloof Hallor's sursaparilla nnd
Jimloolc , of course : It's tha most wonderful
bloodpurltlcrof the age.
M 111 Work I'mOmaha. .
Mr. George J. Paul left yesterday nltcrnoon
for Philadelphia , where he will represent Ne
braska at the meeting of the supreme council
of the Cutholie Knights of America.
Mr. Paul will mnku nn effort to necuro the
next moutlngof thiistiproma counciliuOinahu
two years honco. * '
Powder
A iure Cream of Tartar Powder.
Superior to every other known.
Used in Millions of Homes
40 Years the Standard.
Delicious Cake and Pastry , Light Flaky
BUcuit , Griddle Cakes , Palatable
\Vholesome ,
[ Ho other baking powdtr does tuck work. t
CHAUOlOl ) WITH MUUDKH.
Capture In ? II..Hourl ur n IJrnco or
IIMVIX CrlinlnnlH.
ShcrllT fjcor o U , Unlubovv ami Deputy C.
C , Hod Held of llnrlnn , Shelby county , la. ,
arrived In Council Blurts at 5:30 : o'clock lint
ovcniiK ? having In charge J. K. Cumberland
and wife. The prisoners nro charRed with
the murder ofJamcs Uobcrson and his son
Jasnor over a year ORO.
ShcrlfT Halnbow said that Cumberland and
his \vlfo had been llvlngon soinu property bo-
lonpln to Hoborson and located Just In tbo
cdgo of Hiirliin. Ono day , over a year ngo ,
Hoborson sold a valuable plcco of monorty
for cash and ho and his sun , Jasper , staid all
nlKill with tlio Cumberland household , but
have novcr been seen or heard of stnco that
time. Soon after tha mysterious disappear
ance of the Kobcrsons Cumberland mid his
wlfo quietly loft the country nnd wcro lo
cated at Springfield , Mo. , afterH long search.
Sheriff Uitlnbow saiu that the first words
spoken by Cumberland and his wlfo when ar
rested wcro : "Havo the Uobersons boon
found yotl" Hohlims the capture Is a Kood
one , but suy t It will bo hard to prove the
crime , as no trace can bj found of the bodies
of the missing men.
Cumberland Is an uncouth looking man and
was roughly dressed. When brought into
the police station last evening he hud on a
cowiioy hat nnd wore a pair of ducking trous
ers. As ho walked the manacles on his ankles
that bound ono to the other clanked with a
sound that was anything but pleasant , und
the prisoner certainly did not take any great
amount of pleasure In his ornamculs. Sheriff
Kiilnbow and his deputy leave this morning
on the Hoclc Island for liartau with their
prisoners.
Holler's barb wlro liniment has met with
extraordinary favor , and eases pronounced
Incurable nave been treated with success.
Every farmer should keep a bottle of this
justly . celebrated remedy ; ready for Instant
U3'
uso.
Kodrooin Stilts.
. Our line never before contained such n
largo ' number of beautiful styles , nor
such reasonable prices. You will bo in
terested in looking1 the line over wheth
er you wish to buy this season or not.
'STA. ORCHARD ,
Continental building Douglas arid 15th
One of the troubles of life is
thebreakingof lamp-chimneys.
Needless. Macbeth's "pearl
top" and "pearl glass" are
tough against heat.
You will save nine-tenths of
your chimney-money by using
them , . , *
" .Pearl top" fits most of
the little lamps ; " pearl glass "
is for i' Rochester , " Pitts
burgh , " " Duplex , " etc.
We make a great many sizes
and shapes , all of tough glass.
You can get the right ones.
Talk with your dealer about it.
I'lttiiburK. Gixi. A. MACIiKTili C'k
Package makes ft gallon ? .
UtihclouB , cparklinjf. aud
appetizing. Bold by aU
dealers.tt ftb autlful
Picture Book and carda
aenttoany one uddrculnff
O.E.IUKKH 4 CO. .
Philadelphia.
NEBRASKA
National Bank
U. & DEPOSITOR'/ . OMAHA , NS3 ,
Capital , - - - - 5400,000
Surplus Jan. 1st , 189O , - Oii.BOO
OtUcert and llrectorHenry W. Vatej , I'raililanti
Ixiwla ti. Uood , Vlco-l'reslUont ; Jaraat W , Bafaxo , W
V.Mono. John H. Colllni , U. U Cuthlnz , J. N. 11
rmrlck. W. H. a. llugnei , caihlor.
THE ! IRON BANK.
Tomer ltb aud FarnatuSti.
A General lluukliu liuslncss Trans-iota t
Winslow Wilkes ,
Tha ( attest 4-year-old p.ioluj stnlllon la t
World ,
nrcordiiU I-S , nt Ixlnjton , KySd hont , by Illack
Wllkei , dam by Alaiont < L1. will make the mason uf
1891 at jroi Vlntou Btrv t , Omaha. Neb , BKASO.V f 1UO
wlluuiualretnrn I'lUllexcs.
H.ANNKHV Jl COI.UM'V.
eajlr d o T. waatlnic w * knn . lo t munhood , etc ,
I wfil atnd araJuaCl * Ucatlae ( M-aled ) contaloln ]
full particular * for horn * oure.FllKK of rbargn
Xiplendid m dlo l work ] abould be reaxl by er r >
maowtm U urrroui and drblUUtod. Addrect
* [ * ( . * , C' , VOWLKH , M * H , Co u >
PIFTY ,
W. O. KdwnnlHkHnd Kxpcrlcnuo AVItli
O llcrtm > r the NlKlit.
W. Q , Edwards \vitl not mnku n prnctlco In
the future of counting his money on n street
car In full vlowof JUio passengers. Ho did
that foolish thing Mdnday nigh ton n Twenty-
fourth street oar , aid yesterday ho was filled
with tSl worth of roocntanco nnd rogrot.
Kdwards is n KMdliiio niorchnnt nnd boards
nt etin Hnmllton street.
Ho kissed his f.7 good night on the car Just
before ronchlng Hamilton street und then hur
ried homo nnd went to bud. Ho did not , notice
anyone olsoRCttlnmaff thocar at tha tlmo that
ho dltl. but when ha found his bedroom win
dow open yesterday morning and his trousers
on the ground Just outside , ho concluded that
sotna envious nnd IniDccuntous mortal had
followed him home. Ho reported the case to
the police but his chances of recovering the
money nro not brlllli.nt.
Tlio I-adlcs Delimited.
The plunsnnt effect nnd the pcrfcc
sufoty with which laJIcs nitiy nso the liquid
fruit laxative. Syrup of Figs , under nil con
ditions make It their fnvorito remedy. It Is
plenslng to the oyonndto tbo taste , ircntlf ,
yet offcotuol In acting on tbo kidneys , liver
and bowels.
Auction ! Furniture ! Auction !
1015 Douglas , Thursday , 10 n. in. Con
tents of the entire house , consisting of
bedroom suits , mirrors , carpets , line
Monitor rnngo , now process piisoHno ,
foldinp beds , lialr nmttrcssos , otc. Thtiso
poods tire undoubtedly tlio finest over of
fered at auction. H. Wells , auctioneer.
DculHlon iii Favor of the
Milwnukco < K St. I'aiil Ky.
The new Pnluco sloopinp cars of the
Chicago , MilwaukeeSt. . Paul Ky. ,
with electric lights in every berth , will
continue to leave the Union "depot ,
Omaha , at 0:10 : p. in. , dally. Passengers
taking this train avoid transfer at Coun
cil Bluffs , and arrive in Chicago at 0:30 :
n. in. , in ample time to make all eastern
connections. Ticket oillce , 1501 Farnam
'itreet P. A. NASH ,
J. E. PHESTON , General Afcont.
City Passenger Agent.
AMUSEMENTS.
BOYD'S OPERA HOUSE
Commencina Monday Night ,
May 4th ,
For 3 Nights and Wednesday
Matinee.
KHTUKN 01' TUB TAVOIMTR
LITTLE TYCOON ,
WIM.AKDSl'ENSEIl'S
American Japanese Comic Opera
With Miss Tollula Evans ns Violet.
Seats on sale nt regular prices.
BOYD'S. = - 21
THURSDAY MAY 7 rarMATINKE
, , NIGHT
lleturn'KnEiKenicnt ' of
Now Satirical Comcdjr ,
A Texas Steer.
Tliu Most Itcmnrkiiblo Compcly Pucocss on Ilccord.
"J'heclmructerot YJtnverlck llramlcr' ( Tlm.Miir-
pliy ) will take rank eaillf with 'Col. Holler * . ' 'lion
llnnlwell Hlote,1 aiul ullicr Immortal crcntlons-
lli > tun ( lloLo.
M.KT'S ( JO'IIOU.VI'ANI ) SKK TIIH I'HKSIDKST. '
NoonewholOTM centilno , Iicartjr , lionest lauKli ,
cnniiminl to inNs It.
1'rlcea us usual , liia dlioets open Wodneailnf.
DIME EDEN
U'I'.IIIC OKMAV 4lh
CIIK MA 1 1 , the ilirniiollaii an Oriental
JUI.KS mrxi.KH , I'cdo Manual I'licno-
A companj of SWHar Spcclaltjr ArtUts on both
itUKCD.
A THOIlOUGIII TO-tMOPOI.ITAN EXTKHTAIN-
t MUST.
OSK DIMli ADMITS TO AU *
DR , BAILEY ,
Graduate Dentist.
A Full Set Of Teeth on Ilubbcr.
fur HVi : Dor.l.AUM. A perfect
nt litiarnnteeil. Teeth eilritctrit
without pain or donner , n > 1
without nnaeUhotlw. tiolil nnil
ullver tllllniti nt Inweit raoti.
nrldfo nnd C'ruwn Work Te < tti
without plaiui All work war-
PAXTON BLOCK. I6TH AND FARNAM
Knlrance , ICtb tre l elerftlor. Open orenlniii
ontll 8 o'clock.
Truaa. " ltha.currdthouian.l.
HRhT.ieDd4aloataiup { orfreel'a
lUincUo KlMUcTnui Co. , B o Fr.ucUco , t
WEXRKBi
AT 9
6os :
Ponfmlc C9
\ <
I dill jjllllo a
Natty little suits that fit well , wear well and are sure to
bring people back to .trade again :
K
Non-ripablc Scotch Cheviots , neat , nicely made ; correct
for school or knockabout.
Punt'Suits $3.- $
Handsome plaids and checks in bine , brown and gray , all
knee pants run in ages 4 to H years.
6OO Boys' Long Pant Suits , $4 , $6 , $6 ,
$6.5O , $7 and $8.
You'll bo surprised at tH < quality nnd make we'll show nt such low prices. They're not ninda
for advertising purposes , they're made to WEAR and BUILD UPTRADEON.
WAISTS.
Forchildren's ' nnd ladies' .
boys' .
wear. Novelties Not shown elsewhere. See
our shirt waist dls-
.
in
play Douglas street window. ,
Money Cheerfully Refunded when 1
goods do not satisfy. BROWNING , KING & CO- ,
S. W. Corner I5th and Douglas , THE RELIABLE CLOTHIERS.
S1SND FOB. ILvLxUSTRA/rRD GA/iWJLxOGUHl.
SHIRTS RETAILED WHILE YOU
WAIT
It is a well known fact that we
never mark goods up. When we
advertise anything at a price , that's the
' price so long as the goods last.
We don't sell anything cheap for a day or two , or three , and then raise
on the price after that. That
may beall , right from one point of view ,
but not fro.m ours. We sometimes advertise for'
an article for'say three
days , ; we do this as we think that that time will see them all gone.
Should any remain on the fourth day you're welcome to them at the
same price , but that seldom
occurs. About a month ago we put in stock
a large quantity of unlaundried
WHITE ! SHIRTS
They are not worth fifty 'Cents , but are worth thirty-five to forty. We
find that when a man will pay that price he'll invariably go a little
more and buy a fifty center. When any article in our stock clon't sell
as it should , we've got a happy of '
way making it. We mark 'er down ,
way down at once. These shirts haven't sold well.
To-clay we put the
whole lot , about a hundred dozen , all in
one pile , and you can take your
pick for three days
1BE 25o
At the same time we will offer a hundred dozen splendid unlaundered
shirts , made of New York Mills muslin , linen bands and bosom , rein
forced front and back , worth 78c , at
SO GKNTB EACH
We will also offer in our shirt department , over two hundred dozen ,
handsome fancy Shirts , in all the new cloths , in Madras , Zephyrs ,
Penangs , Ducks,1 ! Flannels. Outing Cloths , Jerseys , Stockinettes , Silk
Mixed and pure Silks ; In a handsome line of colors , in all sizes , with
nonshrinkable neck bands , with soft or stiff collars and cuffs , "just" as
you like 'em" at a range of prices from 3Bc to $3.0O.
Nebraska Clothing Co. ,
Corner Douglas and Fourteenth Streets.
OPENED - TO-DAY - - BARTENDER'S. - - COATS - AND - WAITER'S - JACKETS
LINCOLN
Floral Conversatory ,
South East dor. 0 and 17th , Lincoln , Neb'
W , S , Sawyer , & Co.
PLANTS AND CUT FLOVERS \ ,
( Icnornl collection of pianti nnd cut ( lowers
uhuiys on hand , I'lurnl duaUns , bouquets
liuskots , uttfor ! n'irtlus.VilllnR ( ( ( und fun-
urulsn siicclulty , and sent to any nurt of the
Mute. I'rlcu Hst fico. Dlxcoiiut. to luidcr-
ukers on funeral work. Tulepliunc , : : l ,
KDUERTI8ER8
Who use our columns tn place tlich * gnoili
bcroro tec publlu \ \ . ' \ \ ( ell you th.it
our scrici of
Auxilliary Scliool Jo urnals ,
nro not surpassed ijy any tenclipp' pnlilN
ciitltn In tho\u" > tas an aiUi'disitiK nii'di-
inn. Hates rnruMiPii on aipllrntltii. | )
Aitlrp ! s
sNcbr. . Teachers' 1'ub. Co.
Froiiionl Npljr.
I ) . V. KtcphcaK , Ifjr.
Dr. I'O DIIO'H rnrloilicnl IMIlH.
Thli trench reuicdr ncl dlrticllf upcn Ilieteucia-
II re orK&na and curva siipprt'iilon of thn men- * ,
t.'or three for 13 , nnd can t > u mailed Hhould not ho
uie < l durlnK vretonncf , Julian , flru lili and the
public luppiled by < i < MKlman Druv Co. , Ututtha. K.
J. I'ejaora and Howard M r ri. HouUi Uinaba ;
U , ti , EMU and A. 1) . Fgile Cguncll UluOi.
NO OTJRRr NO
1316 Douglas Street , Omaha , Neb.
SoTcnteen rears experl-neo. A rejulir graliiatn In nicdlclno in cllplo.nM ho < r Imtlll troatlnjt wltli
the uroateit uccm , nil Ncrfoui '
, Chronic anil I'rlrnto
llhenui. A p.iramionl euro KII ira'itooJ for Catnrrtl
SpermatorrliiBn , Lost .Manhood. Seraliml Wcaknois. NUht I.OMO * , Impntoner , Srphtll * , ! < trlctiir , nud nil nil.
M ea of the niood. Skin und Urinary O m . N II. 1 guarantee IVW fur Oforr cnso I un lorUko and f ll la
a. cure. m. to Conaultntlon 12 m. free , llciok ( Mritorloi of I.lo ) ent fraj. O ! leoliouri 9 a. ui. to3 p. m. Bandar 10
m.MOORE'S
MOORE'S
TREE OF LIFE
iton , III. , Aug. 11 , ' 80. Dr. J P.
Moore Dear Sir : I had been blck for three
years until I bejan to take your Treu of Life
about eight mouths ago. For two years I
was unable to do nny work. I was atto .d d
during the time hy suven different doctors ,
but found no relief , but was rather worse.
Eight month ] ago I purchased a bottle of
your nee ot ijiw aim ne an taking it i
have taken flvo bott'os and now for about
four months I have been a well man , able to
eat and do man's work. It was a God-send
to me when Asa Parker brought the True of
Life to my no , fce. I want to hank you be
sides for the good it habdonemo. Vo.y re
spectfully , W. W. WKNKS.
Witness : rilman Parker.
.tiuorw 's Tico of Life , it positive euro for Klilncy
nndLlvor , Coniplilnt nnd nil blooilflliciiix Doe lit
ny tff cutter when you cnn bo curfMl by ualnif
Tree of Life , the ( o.u l.ifo Homely )
Ooiaiia Mcdid'and
Forthotrostmentof nil CHIIONIO ANI ) HUHOIOAIi
DISKASKs. llrncoH , Appllnncoi for Djformltlai ind
Tru iui. Host Kiiclllllin , Apparitin tnd Uomudlui
forsiiccos ful Iro-itmont of evorr form of dhea
requiring Medical or Himlenl 'rreatrnon NINKTV
HOOMS FOII I'ATlKNTrt , llonrd nml Altendinon
Ho-1 Accommodntloni ' .Vi'it. Wrllo for clroul.ira on
Joforniille nnd llrneos , Trmioa , Club Foot , Uurr.v
turon of Spine , 1'llns , Tumors , Cancer , t'atnrrh.
llronchltln , luhnlntl.m , Klectrlclty. I'.imlyil , Kpll-
eyny , Kldaeyn , Dlailder , Kye , Knr , Skin nnd llloo < l.
and ill Huriilciil llpur tlon < IHSIIASIM Ol'1VUMKN
K iiperhilto. llook on Dl'on'o * \Vomon I'ruo.Vo
Imvplntoly nddi'd a lylnu1 In Dnpnrtmont for Wonmn
Durlni ; conlliiument ( Strictly 1'rlvato I only Itullii-
bleMfdlcnl Initltuto MtklnK n Hpaclulty or I'll- !
VATK DISKArlKH.
All llloort lll o ies succoxfully trontol. Muittelnn
} r In'triimenti unt by nmll or oxproi , laeuroly
packed , no mirk * to Indlcnto contunti oran lor
Ono persona , liitnrvlew , prufurrud ( 'all ami cuiuiiK
IIH or Demi hit ory of your cno , nnd i trill -i'nd li
luln wrapiMironr IIOOKTO MBN KIlKIJi ipon I'rl-
rate Sperlnl or Ncrrou * DUoasm , frlthqumllon Hit
AddruMnll Utturn to
Dr. A. T. McLuughltn , Prosldon
Uli and Uarnuy Slrnuls.
ALL THt WOKLU THERE IS BUT ONE CURE
DR. HAINES' GOLDEN SPECIFIC.
It can t 6 fflvrn In rup ur rulfvr nr Iru , ur In ur *
| l of r 3 , without tbo knowuilgo ol llm I ; ' ' nl ;
Un > o icar7. It u ltoluU'ly h > ruil i nd willcn t
t p riu n ut > nd ipe dy oure. hMlnr lbi > l > J i ut i {
riotf r i ilrmkoror n looholio 'r ok. n ftK * .H
. A.l.t. It oparatM to qui ily nd "Hh "c ) } ter- _
umty th t the p.u.nt under oei no
li HI i.iit i d.itvity for ml tt
uiimuuihl illiu IIKIROS M'
| irlvMe < ll i'aini < if mn /
cerlalu cure fur tbt * flcliill
tutlnveukneBt J > ctullar
Uiwomin.
I i'rci < TitjoltMi < t feel afa
In rtfcoiiiinenjlnt : It 1 < J
nil lUITiTfrii.
n J STONCflMO.Dreirim.lu.
Nnlil hr IVnmicliil * .
t'ttW1' niin .
4t < V. KnclUh DUn ii < 1 Hnat.
ENNYROYAL PILLS
_ < - > . Orl ln.l mid Only Cfnulnf.
_ > W K , ( , kl ; t KlUtli. l DU n >
liroiKl.l for dutHttir I inc'nl ' lilt ,
fnonJ Hr.in I In lint > t > J HM Bimlilg >
bom if ll l ilMil < t tll.ton T Le
nootbvr. KifiiJag < rtiluiil lu >
li ltl an4 inUaltnnl AI UruuUll , ' < ' * 4 If.
In tunifi fvr Vkrll uU' , triilau < bUU nui
"Uellrf fur r. < n , " < nl > llir , lij r > lar *
Mall. lU.UOUTrilliuonlili. Am.il J'j.ir.
r t rC'Ueml lt' . , lli ill < > n qu r 1
lm 1'hlUd * . , ! .
"JOSEPH GlLLOTT'S '
STEEL PENS.
GOLD MEDAL , PARU EXPOSITION , 1880.
THE MQ8T PERFECT OF PENS ,
DOCTOR , McGRE W\ \
THE SPECIALIST.
Moru thiin 15 tcnm i xixiilonou In tlio trontiucnt off
1'HIVATK D18KASES.
A euro cuarantocil In : i to A dtiyi. n Itliont ho losi ol
nn hour's tlniu.
GLEET.
The mutt compli'U * nnil nli'inlule euro for cleat nn (
nil iiiinoylDtf < lNchnrK [ < ! a OVIT knuwn to thu nieillcuj
l > rofu ! > lnn. Tlio most ntuliborn chronic nml lunl
ntcs perninnontlyciiri'dlnfroiuS to IDcJajl
Or pnln In rollovlni ; the liliuldurt'Crninncnlly ' qure (
wllliiiiit p.iln or Instrument' ' , no cuttliiK , no illlntl
The moit rcmiirkabloromcclj known to t
enco. Wrlto lor clroulnrs.
Cured In M lo Nl linyIlr. . MrUioir'ii trciitmcnt foi
this toirlblu lilo < iddl o.nolun bi-un pronounced thf
iniKtiiucroaatiilruiiicilr CTvrillicurcrnd for tin' ub <
suliltn ciiio uf thn C | | < M < > . lilt Ruccen < < with i bl
illi-cnvn lin * nurcr boon eqiinllo I. A complete cur
guaranteed Wrlto for circular ! " .
LOST MANHOOD
Anil nil nonkneijps of tl o noximl or nn < , uorvoui.
nein , timidity und ilenpuniloncy nbiolntoly cured.
Tito lullcf Is ItumoUUite untl complete.
SKIN DISEASES ,
nboiiEintlim nnd nil dlMMi > oi of tlio blood , live/
klituoy anil bladder pcnnniuMitly cured.
FEMALE DISEASES
And ncnrnlKln , niTvoimieM iiud dlseniiH * of Hit
Mnmnch purcil , Tlio clocMr "Iliiino Treutinunt" foi
Indie * In | roimunci'd by nil who liuvu mini It to b
Ihouiimtciiiiiplt'tuniul convenient remedy ever of J
fured fur the treiitniunt of remain dl"en ei , It l tru *
ly it wiinduilnl remedy. No Initriliiionta , no pala.
llourn for Indies , from 2 to I only. f "
DR. MoQBIUW d
Marvellous success in the treatment ol
prlvntu dlsoiiBos hnu won for "nun n roo-
utiition wlilcli is truly nutioiiul in chur-
actur , unrt his Rront nriny of patlontu
reaches from the Atlantic to the Pacific ,
rho doctor IB a pmiluitto of "regular"
nicdiuino and has had lonu nnd curoful
ti.xperionco in hospital practice , nnd U
classed ninonf ? the loiulinff specialists in
inoddrn scionco. Trcatinont by cor-
robpondonco. Write for cirulars about
each of the above difeenses , frco.
Office Hth and Parnam Streets ,
OMAHA ,
Entrance on Either Street.
MANHOOD RESTORED
"SANATIVO. , " uJ l
Wuiiilorful BP D' ,
Kernel ! ) ' , It nolil v ,
\\'i'lttcii > liinrnnv
to cure all Ncrvoun li-
Jlcmory , ijat rit llr 15"
lf o w 0 r , headache ,
Wnkcilne [ , Lout Man
hood , HcrvouincM , IAI-
Hludc. ell dralai and
Ooforo A. After Use. Ion of power of ttia
rhc'l from life. Orr ri > * ! Te Organi , In
either > ci , cauitd by
ortr-'i rtlon , loulliful lndf cretlon .or tue cirrnlTo
uie vf tobacco , opium , or itlmulunti , which iil'.lrafttly
l ul lo Infirmity , Cuntninrtlnn and Jruanlty. Put up
In convcrlcnt form to carry In th" veitjiocket. J'rlc
tl n i'aclt ' e , or for W. With evrry 5 order w ttlra
n wrlttnti > runrnntti to cur or refund tha
mnmty. Rent l > y mall to any mlilrrta. ClrccUr free.
Mention thli paper. Addreti.
MADRIO CHEMICAL CO. , Uranrh Office for O. S. A.
417 llfrhiirn SlrrA. rillCAOO. H.I.
FOU SALE IN OMAHA. NED. , UY
Klilin k Co. , Cor , iMh .V Ddii ln HUi.
I A 1 uller & Co , Cor Hill liaiiKUaSU.
\ . 1) . Foitor i ; Co , fnunril HI'ilT * . U
HOTEL.
Tr uriirniH , * ' ' . t-lth
ittltH tllHlt HIlllHtflltllllllll
lintel Itnllillnu ( H Oiintlin. ! ifi' < ; i-iit
liritt'U lii-trf : / / ) ( ( irulln i-nililliiu / > !
li -iin-iit tu roof. All tin * crlllniiH tintt
flouri Illicit n-ltli AK < tCHlonIre. jir of
iiitini , tiKiklnti It iniiniiiitlilet to burn
f/if/7. . t'frn t'Hfiiix'x if iufro tiliiriiui
tlil-oHi/lHint tint Uiillillnii. Mf m lu-tit ,
Ititt tutil ftilit n ntcr nml HiniHlitnf.iii
cfo-ui'ooin. 'Htblo iiiiHiinmaacil < iuu-
tfllCI'C.
V , SILLOWAY , Prop.
HOTEL DELI.ONE.
Corner 14th and Capitol Aranue.
Just coniplatnd , hai 100 rooms , thrs *
ita'.rwayo , Irom tha top to tha bottom ,
fine elevator nnd dlitnin1 ; room tiorvloi , _
tire ) ironf throughout , flntt blllar.l rooms nnd
thu UiMJt tollol room * In thi city. Larx *
amplu roomi , Sultoivlth bath Acs. Cor '
14th und Canltol ATO. Street oar serrloa 1 * i'
all directions. Kate * , from 2.30 to $1.00