rmmm
WANT ENTRANCE IN I'O OMAHA
Keck Island nnd Milwtukoo Complicate
the Union Dtpot Situation.
THEY WILL SUFFER A BRIDGE EMBARGO
Clly nnjolncil 1'roin fnnrelhiR tlm Honil of
the Union I'neillo < > imr.ititorlnK tie
of the Uriels" ' l > y Oilier
Itiillroiiil * .
The outlook for the completion of the
union depot nt Tenth ami Marcy streets IQ
thU city U not so f.ivowblo as It was sotno
tlmoPt'o. In fact the whole matter Is now
ID tbo intirjlo of a lawsuit , which bid i fair to
h vo soran lasting qualities and BO through
ttc ) long run of Uio courts.
TBuro are two suits , ono brouzht by the
yhlcago , Mllwaukoo & St. Paul nnd tbo
Other by the Itorli Island railroad , at.d both
are against the city of Utniihn t.ho Union
.Dopot company nnil the Union Paellio road.
The iiotlilons winch were Hlod jostordny
morning are IJontlcallv the same t\nU sot
forth the several nttotnnu of Omntia
In trying to sccuro u union depot
< own Tli that part of tlio city.
Vuo hlMory of tn advent of the Union
Pacific nd Into Omalin Is locitoa nt length ,
us well as the history of Iho gilts which the
city hiii made nnd the subsidies that it has
clvon to that road. The viaduct question It
nil gone ever nnd tbo whys nnd tbo wherefores -
fores ; the recent notion of the city council in
Appointing a special committee lo reach un
understanding nnit then report to Uio council
U touched upon nnd inado n cause ol nclloii.
Then tbo petitioners ur.iy for an inluiui-
tlon to restrain the city of Omaha from deed-
ingnny property to the Union Uopot com
pany , the Union I'nclllc Uallroad company ,
or their aisluns until such time as tlio Union
Pacific Railroad company shall bo willIng -
Ing to enter into an agreement by
which the other railroads entering Omaha
shall bo allowed to past ever
the bridge upon the payment of Just and
rcnsonnblu lolls , such as mny bo agreed upon
bv tbo citv , the roads und by all other Intor-
oited parties , persons and corporations.
The petitions rci'Ho t hut when tbo city
shall enter Into 11 contract thnt will protect
olhtr road ? , ns well in the Union 1'aciilc ,
then nil will bo woll. What Itio petitioners
object to is the giving away by the city of
the right lo legislate on bridiro tolls.
The grounds ot action nro tbnso treated
of by Messrs. Cable nnd .Miller in their ic-
cent loiters to the city council.
IIITTIII siinmi vx - iavici : : .
Mnilo III the Missouri r.icillo Train
Norviru Other Itullrimil Nrws.
A. W. Dickinson , gonor.il supnrlntendont ,
C. M. Knthourn , tlivision superintendent , H.
P. Payne , assistant general passenger agent ,
J. O. Nicholas , general baggage agent , and
E. S. Jowett , passenger nnd ticket agant at
Kansas City , ofliciais of the Missouri t'aciflo
system , wuio in tlio city yesterday on u
tour of tlio Nebraska division. As n
result of their visit it is announced
that n now time caid will go inlo effect Sunaw
day , November'0 , on the western division ,
the object of tbo now card being to give
visitors from the state a longer time to spend
In Omaha.
Tbo tr.iln leaving Omaha for Auburn at
4:20 : p.m. will , on anu nflcr thu 20th , leave at
C:10 p.m. and returning will louvo Auburn
ntO o'clock n in. instead of th'-J.j. arriving in
Omana RtUjliO o'clock , btill too Into to CO
euro of the suburban towns in
tbo Belt line. There will also
bo a Nebraska City train running
to Lincoln , passengers for Omaha leaving
tbo train ut Woonlngatcr , meeting the
train from Auburn" that point. The Ne
braska City train will leave at 0:15 : a. in. and
arrive at Lincoln at 9H : ! ) , tbo same hour the
Auburn train arrives in Omaha.
Train No. S , southbound , will leave at 9:30
Instead of 10 o'clock p. in. , while
train No. 1 will leave Kansas City
l 0:30 : , arriving in Omaha at o'clock
ID the morning , 1'or tno accommodation of
Unto visitors a train will leave Omntia nt
1:10 : o'clock p. in. and arnvo in Nebraska
City nt ! ! o'clock , matting all tlio stations
lonir the lino. This is really n Nebraska
train and will bring lo Omaha hundreds of
pcoulo who heretofore have been comne'lud '
to do their trading olscwhcro.
The ofliciais of the .Missouri Paciflo loft for
Lincoln during the afternoon accompanied
by J. O. I'hllllpiii , usilstniit general freight
Bnd p-isseiiBcr agent , und Tom fjoufroy , city
ticket agent ,
John ll. Kueno . ; n bigger tpan today than
the stutTeUV prophet \Viltiami streetfor ho
iporls n diamond in bis nccictio whicu loons
likoaBtock yard search light. Wednesday
John was OP Iho stock exchange iloor und
during Iho morning hours somebody took his
tlo from hlsnueli. Ol course ho was not , |
but stocUiucn iv ho have uecti his
associates for yonrs know that Kieno
Is not thu man lo hold cholcr very long , and
by noon ho was serene , when .1 , A. llnko ,
president , of tlio cxcliange , came down on thu
floor , and in the presence of a big crowd ,
presented Mr. KCIMIU with u imignltleout dia
mend pin , lasteuod , of course , in the ucoktlo. :
There was uo reply oil Mr. Kooae's part ex
cept four words , which , in Iho vernacular ,
were very much like , "let's liekcr boys. " anu
the "liclioriiiR" process was kept up all
day. All this
presentation business grows
out of Mr. Kcono's
promotion to bo commer
cial ngonl ut Spokane for the Milwaukee , n
position which ho has won by years of asso
ciation ns iivo stock ngont nt South Omaha
for tlie sfimo ronil. ilo will outer upon his
dulics November 15.
Not content with wearing the hotoi clerk's
diamond , presented to him by tlio stockmen
of South Omalin , Mr. ICcono is now the pos
sessor of u uenutlful fold cliniu mul loukat
with his monogram , "J. II. 1C. , " on it , pro-
tontcd to him yesterday afternoon bv Mr. iroF. .
A. Nush , general npciit of tnu Milwaukee.
It was toward ! ! o'cloclc whan Mr. Keene ,
having occasion to interview Mr. Nusli , wont
Into the Imtor'ft olllcn nntl was followed by
the oftlco forco. The lima Hocmcd ripe for
action and Mr. Nash read from a beautifully
illuminated pirchmont , signed by R A.
Nash , J. II. Arthur , . : . H. Preston , ( J. A.K. .
CunlerV. . S. Ilo.voll , Kugenu Dnval , ,1. K.M. .
Lane and Lou Kendall , the following pleas
ant words ;
As you nro about to sever your connection
with tlilaolllei ufleru tory pluns.ini ussnulu-
tlonof inoii ) limn tun yo.us with us I diMlto ,
on hihaif of your assueliitps , toiiMiruss toyuii
our regie t th.it you urn now iibuiu I o louvo i us
Our regret , honuvor , Is mingled with pluasuru
from the f.iul th U uo fu ly Mnli/n that your
new poiltloii U onu luuluu : to Mill further ad-
vuiicoiiieiit iu your pinfoiilon.
Durlni ; thuyoarllli uhleh you liavo been
aHsacluteil with us we hnvo mut nt your hamli
the iiiuiit euriii'bt support In thu disuliHruo of
your duties. Iho most kindly cniisldur.illou
and personal timil fnlluwMili ) . Vuu will be.ir
with.von our best wishes forsui-cem In jour
now lli'hl. n siiucv i uo IKIVJ uo cloiint you
will achieve.
I am also e'olojiiited with the very ploasnut
duty of urcieiitlng to you this elinln. which wo
beg you to lu'cont us u ayinbol of the frlonclslilp
whleh binds us tiik-olher , triiHtlng that Ui
coldt'ii llukM , ns well as these so llrmly riveted
lu our ftlendalilii , m.iv never bu severed ,
Mr , ICecno was of conno surprised and
tnanngod to cay that things wuro coming t Ins
> iny In great shape , nnd then invited the
boys to take Bomnttiing. Mr. Keene Icavos
for a short vlsi' . to his homo iu Iowa today
and on November 15 will coimncuco work ut
Spokane.
.Mr. .Miuimx' * .Mm.
Mr J. A. Munroo , general freight t radio
manager of the Union Paolllti , and his new
assistant. \Voodworth , arj oxpacted to
return from their western lour today.
Apropos of Mr. 'iVoodworth'a removal l to
Ouiuhato have charge of the through busi
ness , there \vus u rumor current ubotit : the
hcndnuuitors building that Mr. Drake
O'lieilloy , now division frolght agent with
beudquartord at 1'ortland , v/oulil succeed Mr.
Wood worth us assistant lo Xlcn Camiboll | ,
doncral westrrn freight uijent. The rumor ,
however , lakx conlirmntion ullhough It ( s
thought lhat Diakc O'l'cllloy will hayo
chargu of \Vobdworth'n desk but still
hold hit present title. Tbo host of Drake's
friends iu Omnlm will bo glad to learn of his
preferment for ho deserves it ull.havlug coniu
up "from tuo runks , "
flulliiuy Niilr * anil rrrummli.
Mr H. II. ll. Clark , president of the Mis
souri Pacific , expects to go west next week
anil later malio n tour of thu eoutheru Hnoi.
Mr , Claru will be away two or throe weeks.
Tba general paiieugar fcnt of the
United .Statoo are asked to troal In go no ml
convention on November Jl , to dUcuns
World's ' fair ri\tcs , which proinno to Lo
conildcrablo nf n puzzle.
A meeting of thoTrnnsmlssnurl anoctatlon
n called to moetnt Chicago November 1A to
decide whether n chnlrmnn shall bo elected
or not. Mr. O , Mol''addon , U U thouaht , will
bo elected should the astoclntlon decide to
nave a chairman Instead of n iccrotary.
Tliero Is n report In railroad circles
that the Hock Island has tnidu n deal wltn
brokers In Spoxnno lo sccnro scconil class
and controllable Innlnoss for that lino. If
this Is tnio It Is Iho beginning of Die prom
ised war on the Union P.iclfln because -
cause of thn IrUtcr'n refusal to
accept coupons from other lines unless
business DO given that road nt the Missouri
rwor.
Chronic coughors era stubid bores nnd
should he forced to use Dr. Hull's ' Counti
Syrup , the onlv infallible remedy.
Tilt ; MOIlbi : IlKV ( iolS ( CO.
Sluic Hop irt mrrit.
What do dry goods men know about
shoes , anyway ?
Tliero isn't any patent on the shoo
bnainocs. is there'j / "
Tills Is going to bo a shoo woolc with
us ; wo moan to put our best foot for-
waul.
1'YMay nnd Snturdny wo pluco on silo
tulongoisi button shoe , ojiura and com-
inon SPIISO toes.
$11 Til ) buys thorn for next two iluyo ,
around town price. ? U 00.
AUoa bright dongolti common scnao )
too. button , go nt ? iOO for thla week ,
regulnr 'fS.fiO ' goods.
Cliild'a don < ; oia , patent tip dongol.i
and doairoln Imngiiroo , lon > j proloellon
tip , just what you want for school wear.
Sl'.r)0 is > Iho price for tomorrow and
next day.
TlIK MORSK DllY GOODS CO.
a
Jlcul estate.
Hargtiins only.
My word-is good.
W. G. Albright.
621-2-3 N. V. Llfobldj.
Of "Bon Hur , " which is to bo pivon
nt Uoyd'n thuiitoc Nuvumbor 21 , UU nnd
2 , " . the Dayton , O. , Herald suyp :
Kadi particular sur-no wtis u beautiful I
mill ontioblitir { picture. Tlio costumes
wcro olc-Rant and tlio dcenory roinark
ubl.v rctilistic.
I.iito diving Cunti'iiefi.
The Grant Piivlng company will today
laying asphalt puvmiiont on Lowe
avenue from Cuinlng to Davenport stroots.
Tne concrete fo" the entire ' . '
I'.OOO yards Is in
place and the pavomtmt , should pleasant
v/eiithur prevail , will bo down within ten
The Barber company has nearlv completed
the contract of paving Fortieth street from
Uumiiiir to Hamilton and will bo tlirouR'n by
Saturday , night. Out in that put ot Ihu
city ; thu contractors on publiu work nru ex
considerable diflieulty owing lo
thu fact that thu Missouri Pucille Railroad
company bos not furnished the necessary
switching conveniences for putting the ma
terial ou the ground.
la.Apnl1,1331. .
Dr. .T. U. Moore Dear Sir : Have b : . .
troubled with catarrh in my head nnil face i '
for throoyears at times lUisuiiublo to bear [ |
had a cousta.it ringing in my oar > and for
two.years WLS almost deaf. Have tried sev
eral so-called romedioi and been treated bv
regular phvslciaiis and noted specialists , but
failed to got any relief. I tried ono bottle of
Mooro's Tree of Lifo C.itnrrli Curo. It gave
immediate reiiof und ufloutnd a permanent
cure , f heartily recommend it to all suffer
ers of this disouo and will cheerfully glvo
any further Information on being addressed )
nt my homo , No. Ui ! Swonnoy avo. , Uurling-
ou , la. l/'oi sale by ail druggists.
Uesneclfulllv ,
k L. REID.
for sale by all drutrcists.
In Judge Ferguson's court , in the case ot
Harriet Martin against tno city of a ,
Iho jury reiurnod n vordicl for Iho defend
ant , In Ibis case the plaintiff was the owner
of a lot at Twenty-eighth and Chicago
itreots. The grade of the street was ordered (
changed by the city council and bv reason of
the change slio felt lhat Iho lot was damaged
lo the extent of S2.T)0. ) A Jury , however ,
was ot a dilTcront omnion.
The society of Ibo Kussiiui Israelites has
.secured n restraining order from Judge
Irvine by which County Treasurer Iroy is
enjoined Irom issuing n tux deed lo U. W.
Scott on lot seven , blocK seventy-throe of V.ho
original city plat. The propetty was sold
for the taxes of 1ST1I , and jew tuo owners
claim that it is exempt , for Iho reason that
the ground la occtiuiod by a building which
Is occupied exclusively for religious pur-
I'/iim IhcDMly llrrnllr , ll'/iu'com , '
"T. O. Uurnstt , Itio domocralio candidate
for sheriff , was taken violently 111 at Cloar-
brooic. Ho hud all the symptoms of Asiatlu
cholera , and for an hour or two it was
foatea ho would die. Tlioy llnally gave him
n dose of Chamberlain's ( Jolio , Cholera and
Diarrbuiu Kerned v , whlclt roviveu him until
n ptiysiclan arrived. " That Is precisely
what the manufacturers of that medicine
recommend for cholera. Send for n physi
cian , but s-'lvo lliolr medicine until the physi
cian arrives , If ctiolurrt becomes prevalent
in this country next summer this -epara- -
lion wiil bo in great demand bocausa it
can :
nlwnjs bo depended upon. For sale by
druggists.
Did Nut lint Tugnthnr.
Councilman Snocht , and Joseph Leutz of
the Ciermun Tribune would have had u per
sonal encounter 1 the police court yesterday
morning had not Judge licrka Interfered.
'Iho Sixth ward comirilman had been ar
rested on complaint of Leutz , charged with
assault and using violent language. Spccht
was on the witness stand telling his version
of the nlTalr when Loutz interrupted him.
ut"T. ' telling u word of truth In
what you say. " was LouU1 l..dgnunt ! re
mark. " ' "
"What's that I" rejoined the council
man , as ho Jumped from his seat.
"tiontlemon , this 1s u court room , " Interposed -
hero. posed " the Jiidgo , nnd 1 will allow uo lighting
Snocht uivs Discharged.
An honest pill Is the noblest work of the
apothecary. OoWIU's Little Karlv Hisoij
euro constipation , biliousness and blckhead-
nche.
Lighting tlio Oiniiinll Clminbnr.
The work of placing tbo in can das cent oloQ-
trio lights In the council chambsr of the city
hall Is about completed nnd the connection |
with the Thomson-Houston plant has boon
made , that tha chamber may be bril
liantly illuminated at thu next session of the
council , which will bo nold next Monday
night , whin the vote cist at the recent city
election will ho canvassed. For the present
Iho light will bo furnished by the outsldo
plant , but in Ihe near fuliiro Iho city will
put dynamos in tbo city bull and will have
a plant of its own.
1'crfoct action and pjrfoct health rouil
from the me of OjWitt's Llttlo ICarly Kii
A Perfect lltllo pill.
Frescoing unil Interior docorvUnr ! ( , ; do-
und ostliimtcs furnished , Henry
Loliuiunn , 16U8 Douj/lns street.
AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA
Sottlemantof the Difficulty B&twoon the City
nnd tbo Paving Compauy.
WHAT THE CITY COUNCIL DID LAST NIGHT
of Import unco Trnmnclril Demo *
crnm AlrcHily nRlitlne f r thn Appoint-
incnl of ro tniHitrr Th I'ollce *
men's I'nrly MIIRIC CltjNolos. .
All . Is now lovely between the city council
and tlio California Petroleum end Asphalt
company , nnd the lone drown out contro
versy l lit nn end. A few \vcoi
ngo terms of settlement of tlio
Twenty-fourth street paving rnuddlo
wuro nprccil unon between tlio council nnd
company , nnd utnl \ tncli t's meeting of tbo
council . the coinp my lundca In Its lucroascil
j bond of fW.Oul ) for the fnllhfnl performance
. of . the completing of the paving of Twenty-
fourth street. Tlio bond Is signed by Kd
I Alnscow. | .Isincs AltiMow and ! ' . . ! . Knipar.
, The bond was approved by Mayor Walters.
II. 1C. Wildox .submitted n bid for sloping
banlts In the city at SU'j ' cents per cdblc
yard. This is { bo third nttcmpt to sccuro
olds ' ] on this worn at n fair price. Uutono
bid was received before and tha' . wns for 30
i cents per cubic yaul , Jn the pnst the city
has been paying for this work not to exceed
i ; ; : 't ( cauls , per entile yard. Chairman Wood
Of the committee on streets considered the
i price excessive and asked Iho council to co.i-
, ulder ! Iho Did , wUlnut Iho recommcndalion of
j the committee. Owing to Iho high price com
manded DV n man with u team of horses , and
the demand for them so good , it scorns impos
sible to secure a lower bid. Thu bid wnn re
jected , and it was voted to postpone sloping
the banks until next spring.
An ordinance was Introduced providing for
the Issuance of 7 per cant paving bonds ,
f..TOO for district No. 12 nnd $4 , : > OJ for
district No. .3. Also an ordinance providing
for the issuance of 7 per cent grading bonds ,
$1,350 for district No. 17 , nnd SI.S'JO for
district ' No. 18. Doth ordinances wcro ro-
fcticd.
I ' The assessment ntrninst Couociltnan
Haley's property t Tweutliitn and Hrown
bticuts wns reduced to n valuation of fOH ) .
Mi Iinley't. property was assessed ufler llro
hiid . destroyed Ihc buildings and returned nt
tin same valuation as last year.
Mr. Wyman ollored a resolution that the
city confess judgement lo.Iohn Condon & Co.
iu Ihc sum ut $3lJl .M tor grading douo. Con-
°
city lor $1,151.9' ! . The claim atbiio'tnno was
.assigned to the South Omnha National bank ,
i nnd judgment will bi confessed u lion that
i institution reassigns the claim lo Condon &
' Co.
Co.Chief
Chief Heekott's report showed sovonty-
four arrests during October.
Attorney Charltss UlTutt called the cona
oil's attention to n suit brought in the ills
tric't court by the South Omnha National
bank to recover payment on several grading
' warrants amounting to fJ/JHl OS held by the
bairn. He suegcsted that tha city confess
Judgment. The mayor referred the inattoi
to tlio finance comnut'eo anu Attorney Van
toUi
Uiucn.
The council's attention was called to the
faT that , a tnloiin id bamg conducted at
Twenty-llfth nnd N streets on a lieenao
issued . . to an employe of n brewing associn
lion , who has since bson dlsctiarKon. Chiol
HecUott t , will invcdtlralo ( and an arrest wll
follow , if such is the case.
The council adjourned until Monday OTOn
ing at 7J : ! ) o'clock.
\\lrps for onice.
Tno news of Grover Cleveland's election
to the presidency has caused the d mocrats
in South Omaha to commeuco luying wires
for recognition iu the way of appointment
Postmaster Glasgow's ' Job is the plum thoj
are a.l after. Already several of Ibo faith
ful hnvo laid their plans nnd will make :
grunt hustle for the postoftlco.
Uoclo Peter CocKrell , who Is Postraaste j
Glasgow's predecessor in tno postofllco busi i-
ness , was hoard to observe Tuosdav night it :
" 1 thinlc I'll got the postoflica and "if 1 do I
will not buy the did Uxturos I sold to Glas
gow. " So It may be taken that Uncle Potcr
will make a unstla und neriuit
no moss to grow on his al
shoes. Councilman IJulla wouldn't so
Postmaster Glasgow's Job and it is said isle
dcaiest aim in lilo is lo soil s'tumps for Undo
Sam. lix-Police Judge ICing is uno'.lier as
piring gentleman , Councilman W.vman's
friends insist mat he is
u very available man
and ' will inako a good postmaster. Mr.
U'ymun , however bus . r.ii
, not. slgnllicd his in
tention of trying for the phco. There are
others who are anxious to relieve iJr. Glas
gow , and it is cerium that the postoflice sill
not go a-boiTKiiiK toradomocnitio postmaster
us ioon as the oDluial
axe Is sharpened for
business.
It Uusit I'lcinailt lvcnt.
The nnnual policeinon's ball was L-iven last
evening In 15lum' hall. Vho attendunoo was
very large , and It was ono of the lliicbt pub
lic nails over given in South Oinuba. Chlof
l > ecltott was master of -
i-ororaonios
and
, Cup-
tain Van
Wio and the otnor inainbori of tlm
force .usiited In mailing these present hav * a
line time. The forcu will clear quite a hanu-
aomo sum from the proceeds.
< lly Nuteu.
C. U , Juycox is in Auburn on ouslnois ,
The Infant child of Mr. aim Mrs. R H.
Collins , Fortiolb and y sltcets , was buried
yoslorday.
( icorgo H , ( Joetuebal , ono of tha members
of tnu city lire depirtuient. Is taking hU
vacation , und is in Dos Molncs , la. , on u
visit.
Frank Hobbiclt went lo Edwards , Mich. ,
last evening In response to a inci > saco an
nouncing the death of his only sister at that
place.
The Lndlos Aid sociotof the Presby
terian church will incut this afternoon with
Mis. A. J. Cuut-'hoy , Twenty-fourth and H
streets.
liruno Strjlhmann nnd children desire to
thank the nuny frioudj who assisted them in
their la'.o bereavement , iu tuo loss of wife
und molhnr ,
Mrs Jennie , Orlfllth , mother of F. G.
CJriftith , ngont for the 1'nciilo Bxprnss com-
nuuy , tun removed from New York and
taken up her resilience in .South Omaha ,
Mrs. Fred O , Van Llow gave u Uenslngton
lea from U , lo ( t o'clock yesterday afternoon
ut her Homo nt Twenty-fourth anu N streuts ,
A largo number of the leading ladies of tha
citj wcro present and greatly enjoyed the
bocinl event.
J , II. Allen , a carpenter nt work on a now
building at Tweiit.v-iHlli and K streets , met
with u peculiar accldnnt yesterday after
noon , A board loaning against the slue of
the building toll , anu , slntclng Alton , nearly
severed tuo end nf his noso. A surgeon look
several utitchos in the cut.
Kllluil in ii ItnllrimilViork ,
A dispatch received at noon yesterday at
police headquarters from Scranton , la , , gives
meagre particulars of the
death ot n man
there named James K. Smith , who was > Injured -
jured in bomo way Iu a railroad accident.
On his person was found n letter adiiressea
to ,1.10 Smith
, Lincoln slreot , Omaha , but
buyond thu nothing is known.
It was learned later tnat a man by the
name ol J , K. Smith Is missing from the > Insane -
sane asylum at Lincoln , and it is thought
probable that tbo dead man is the escaped
lunatic. The
dispatch gives but low par-
tlculai-3 ,
Piles of pooulo hava piles , out UeVVltt'a
Wltcn Hazel salvo will euro them.
crs
aking
owder
The only I'urc Cream of Tartar Powder. No Ammonia ; No Alum.
Used iu Millions of Homes 4O.Years the Standard
THE FACT
That AY HU > S Snrsnparllla ctniKS
OTIIKIIS of Scrofulous Diseases ,
Eruptions , Boils , Kczcmn , Liver ami
Kidney Dlsoascy , Dyspepsia , Illicit-
nmtlsin , nnd Gularrh should be con-
vtnclng that ) the same course of
treatment wiu , crnr. YOU. All
that ' has hoon said of the wonderful
cures efTcctetl by the use of
tlurlng the past r > o years , truthfully
applies to-day. It is , in every sense ,
The Superior Medicine. Its cura
tive properties , strength , effect , and
flavor are always the same ; and for
whatever Mood diseases AVKU'S
Sar&aparilla is taken , they yield to
this treatment. When yon ask for
don't be induced to purchase any of
the worthless substitutes , which are
mostly mixtures of the cheapest In
gredients , contain no sarsaparilla ,
have no uniform standard of ap
pearance , flavor , or effect , are blood-
purillers in name only , and are of
fered to you because there is moro
profit in selling them. Take
, rma
I'icpnroil liy Ir J C A > ci fcC'ii. , Lowc'll , Mn" .
Bulil b > all DniuylMK , 1'iu-c $1 I , FIX llOllll B , $5.
Cures others jvill cure you
Q
Sou onii rcilnro your - rcllit ( from ten
to twenty poimilttn month , nt Iioincwith
out starving , at rcasonnblo cost by the uo ol
Dr. Clarke's Home Treatment ,
perfected in many years practice , causes no
Hiokm-H-iorinIm'.v to the licnltd , Is highly
ludorsed. Send for proofs and testimonials.
DR. F. O. CLARKE ,
P. O. Drawer 183. Chicago , lit
AGBSTS IVAX'TED.
t
CAN BECLJJJeD.
If Dr ScliPiiolt's tn > ntment anil cure of rormimp-
tlnu ttoro tnni.-liliiir ( urn-tml imtricit , pi'opNmluht
iUiubttiiit ; wlmt Inn prou-d Itielf tbniu/ha revonl us
old n M uiirKramlrutneri , moans Juat w hut It H ,
A SPECIFIC FOR CONSUMPTION
nml for all ill'ens-i of the Iimz < . No ticatmcnt
in t'le uorlil uri ulncem iuuiy : p rinunant rim * * or
( niistiinption to Its ere lit as Dr. > oluiu t'1 * Nitlilii4
in .Ntttiiroa.Is vxllrL'L'ily an li'llc.'tlvuly on tlm lu.u
n I'lnhrunes nn-I tl su 'S un 1 < | td fey ilispoi s i.Uol
tut'i-'rele ' , convestlou , inttaimnnt'on ' , colil , cuu ! ! hs
nml nil thoiMl uf uontuiiiptlDii ni
Dr. Schenck's Pu Imcnic Sjru/ )
Whoti nll.il'O fidlnlHcomos to tha rrs"iic. Not until
It litlii.iinilniilj nilur fftiinful trl il s'mulil uny onn
roiiiond. It Imi broiiL-h tha liiipuk'ss to 11 Co uinl
hcallh. It iiHsturne ! tlui ili'ipur of ten , ttaniis mil
IIUIIICH Intujny It l5.lon , " II uo.v. It ulli contlni'ii
toiloll throiu-lioiit tliuii.vs. Dr Si'li-nis iirnrtlco
tn > ntl < ion coiitniiiptiou. 'l.-i'nuij ' .tiiniirh : ilHoiihi
iinil'oil fren to n 1 applicants. Dr. J. II. hchencko A
Son , I'lilluilclphln , l'u.
Thoiisemls o
teetlinouialn.
ijca Dr. Jlilct
book , New nat
Startling Kucts
at drug-
DR. MILES
Two Yoara
MIT Shortiioss ol
Breath , Pain
HEART in Sidoo ,
CURE.lit Flutterins t : .
lit ! SniothorinKT '
SUM Spoils , cured
by onoliottlo.
17AT3. AUlJOa ? ,
Cileii Itock , 1'a.
Dr. miles' The most inall
. bio tine for nil
nrwCURE -Heart
PoilHtcCure fur Ilrontr. Ailhinn , Af. DlSOaSOS.
a. MILEa MEDICAL Oo. lkbart , Ind
I'orsalohy Kulin & Co Cor , , 15th and Douglns
i
I
CLEANSIf I.
For FarmersMiners , ! and Machanics ,
A PERFECT SOAP FOR ALKALI WATER.
Cures Chafing , Chapped Hands , Wounds , Burns ,
Etc. A.Delightful Shampoo.
WHITE lUSSIAN SOAP ,
Specially Adapted for Use in Hard Watei
Truss es ,
Crutchss ,
Batten's ? ,
Medical Sutffut ,
ALOK&P2SFJLD )
114 S. IStHt ,
Next to Post office.
Strictly
Pure White Lead
is the Best Paint.
Care is necessary though , to
obtain strictly pure , as the
market is flooded with so-
called Pure White Leads that
in reality contain but very little
white lead.
The following analyses of
two of these misleading : brands
show the exact proportion of
genuine white lead they con
tain. The analyses describe
the labels and brands on the
packages and give the con
tents as follows :
Misleading
"C. I' . LawsonftCo. Strictly PureWhl *
Lead. " Keil label , with biuali , on which i :
rrlnted , "Guaranteed to be strictly pure ,
i'orfriteil IfndultcrateJ. "
Materials Proportions Annlyjcdby
Uarytcs 58.10 per cent. J. Tkbinc ,
OxIJe of Zinc 34 qo per cent. Milwaukee.
White Ueid 13.60 per cent.
Calcium Car
bonate 3 so per cent.
"Masury'i Rollroail White Lead.:1 White
label , marlied "Railroad White tcaJ. 15 ;
pure , John W. Mnsury & Son , New York
anil Chicago , warranted superior. "
Materials Propoitions Annlyied by
Oxide of ZlnU 55.70 per cent. Lcdoux A Co. ,
Haryles 44.30 per cent. New York.
We have a book which gives
the analyses of a large number
of misleading brands. If you are
going to paint it will pay you
to send for it.
In Painting
use strictly pure White Lead
( see that you get either
" " " "
"Southern
, "Collier , or
" Red Seal " ) , tint it with the
National Lead Co.'s
Pure White Lead
Tinting Colors ,
and you will have the best
paint that it is possible to put
on a building.
Tor sale by the best dealers in painti every
where.
NATIONAL LEAD CO. ,
St. Louis Branch ,
Clark Avenue and Tenth Street ,
St. Louis , Mo.
linn : . , v- * .
KID GLOVES
Tlio above brands of fflo\o3 lor sale by
The Boston Store
N. U" . Cor. 10th nnd Douglas ,
CATARRH.
COUGHS ,
BRONCHITIS ,
CONSUMPTION )
HTC , i-rru.
"Oxygon HooK- ' '
froo. Cull or
wrlto.
N CO.Slioo'y Illl ; . , O.naha
RIP A N 6 AB 3 ' °
If ( IHj f fivutofv }
'
fj the Ijloocl.'iireHifu ntnl Hfii'MinliS '
illio lii-f t mi mi'lno kiMin n for lilllou * t
nis , coM.-lli.alloii. cIjulH-ji in , foulj
bri'iith , linulai ho , lioiifllnirn , wrtt of o
api > * llto , n fiil/il ilfpre Mdii , imlnfiilo
iti ! ; < -tl.iti.liii | | > li'i < , willow ( iiliipl.'i
IonnniH'iiTyill-ciuic resulthiKfl oin *
Impure Woodnr n ftlluif by ( l > v Mimiai ll , ll i r r In I
! < lliic lei -iforni tinIrprniiorfinntloin , 1'crmnsJ
l-hcn lo KMT calliiir ai i' l in lltril hy t.ikliifdni' ilf It r J
uni-linind. 1'iliehv innll. I criwM.i ! woil | lo IJ ' . J
llIl'iNS I'HKMftAh I'o.VlOKplilll hi . Niw Ymk J
lo ' > * < > ea * * < * * < 'V * * * v * < > * * vaecoJ
"
TERHATID AL"SAHITARIUH
IGth and Howard Streets ,
CO Ilonins for 1'atle.nls. OMAHA | NED ,
1'or tlio treatment of
Chronic , Private l Nervous Diseases ,
- MIK AND ITMAU : .
Piles , Flotilla , FJssuru and Sd'lc-
turoornio Ituctuin ppni it-
ly ciirud without the use of Knife ,
Ligature or Caustic.
Euclosr < r In stiiniiiH nnil our 107 lingo HOOK
mi DI.SKASr.i- ( ncslldii IllunUs ,
will bo MAJI.KD ntl.K.
1NTKIINATIO.VAI , KANITAUITir ,
IBtli anil IIowniJFls. , OmalmfU :
W . . . . ' . .
o JIAXWFI.I. M. D 1'rPK n ii II.I B I"
YOOREYES S
ARE TROUBLING YOU I
Wi'll.como nml hnro Ilium oioinlno I lif our optician
Itea ! < l rlmrtri' . mi I , If no o irT1 ) llttu I with a pair of
" ' ' " hl'IHTAt'l.K'jur .
mir"l'KltKM'riON" ' IVI ! ! ( U.ANS-
HK tli IMI In tliu urld It > iuil.nut . iwuil Klajnoa
w III It'll you t > u an I n ivlfj > uu what tinti > . iJtl.ll |
HI'J'.ITACI.BM ur KVIJ ( , I.A-.if.S ! UlUM II.UI l"l'
I'luln. munkn iduiu.r . wliltu tlntM-s , fur | > rulucllii.-tno :
i-yvr , ( iuiu&Xjiuirup | ,
Max Hcyerg Bro , Go , f
Jewelers and Opticians.
I'aruaiu aud
ARE YOU DEAD
onto the fact that the shoo department of
the Nebraska Clothing Company sells moro
shoos for men and boys than half a dozen
regular shoe stores do ? Do you know the
reasons for it ? They're simple enough , Wo
sell a class of shoes that are made of good ,
solid , substantial stock. They are made for
us direct , in first class factories.Every detail
is perfect the sewing the lasting the fin
ishing. We sell
shoes that wear wear well.
We sell shoes that look well when we sell
them , and keep on
looking well for months.
We either soil JJQttei shoes for the same
money or the same shoos for less money' '
* "
than anybody else does ,
To the fact that
anybody can claim to sell
as good shoes loT "
the money as we clo"
claiming and doing arc t wo different affairs
With every shoe we sellgoes this guaran
tee. If you buy shoes of us and they don't
wear as they should if theTlilches rip - the
stock prove defective the hanger pulls out
you may return them to us and you'll
either get your money back , or new shoes
free. -
$1.25 Is the price of out' worklnrjmnn's sliD3 It Is mi'Io
flood o-
stoeihns solid Iontli2r insole
nncl
in nil counters a Jtns
sizes
, shnpcs nncl widths.
$2 Buys at tlio Nebraska n shoo that
, dollars. It's shoo msn sell for four
a flonulne full stook
American calf ahoo
mnde with the ;
nil styles genuine Gooclyjuf welt pi-ocas s ; comes In ,
shapes sizes in c : > ngivss OP Ince
London-- ; comes la
Parls--Frencii--Glotas--PurUnn
plun toe. - - - - nnd Phllndel- '
$2.75 Buys of us n cork sole shoe Hint's n corker. It's the
for wet weather ; in ad 3 of solid American or knnnaroo
cair--vvitli n piece of genuine cork
U-8 of tin inch tliiclc
nnd
hound
103 , with calf , plncsd next to the insole from bnll to
provanting dampness
or water coming n xt the foot
made
with the
genuine wok .
shoe in shoe stores. process. A four dollar
$3.00 r A sloe ! r ° p divss--for stvle--for comfort--for vvonrmada ;
of the very fin est of fine American cnlf ; ma"clevith tha
genuine Goo.lyenr welt proca s ( often sold for hand
sewed--in ) - .
nny si-s.s - -
- - - - Inst--
or
- -
n shoe that wo guarantee to beat any five dollar shoo orj
the market.
Have The Nebraska Special.
You The grentthroe dollar hnt for n dollnr fifty.
Seen Mads of fine Mil fur stock , with pure silk band nnd blndi
It ? lng--fancy satin lining leatherette sweat band--In
correct nnd popular shapes in all sizes.
Corner Douglas and 14th Streets.
Ask your shoe de'e ' for the
D &RGTI&S.
THE NEW JERSEY SPECIALTIho .im- . . .
equal. Price lists and discounts sent to dealers only , big stoclcJ
on hand.
ZACHARY T. LIHDSEY
. , ; j
i , JMelo.
' 'Have you tasted
America's finest Whtsky ?
PURE
Ricliest Quality ,
Absolutely Pure ,
Doubly Aged , Sold at all High-class-
Delicate Bouquet , Drinhing Places and
Best I Very Best ! I Drug Stores ,
DALLEMAND A CO. , CHICAGO.
1316 Douglas Street , Omaha , Neb.
. . . f Ut * . Ufflov kourt * . ! . 10 u
uadojt Kltt. iu.10 ll ia. tk'liJ
"Norvo Soocia ,
. . . .
irn 4iini-iin'i'r to euro All ni'rroui dlteaiei. ucli ai Wualc Wfinorj ,
Ixi.niif hil'uifir HIM lucli.Vakouln ( i > , Jx > it Aianbood , Nltbtlr foJi -
iloiu , NtrvoiunfU. l/Re ltuiUi , allclulm BnJ Ion of power of ttiolJuncmilro
iri/irn In utlnmci cueol l > | f uvfr zerllon , youthful trron.or i'icn lir
iiuiif UJlir.coi.opium orrlhiiulants nlilcU foon lead to luOrmltr. ( 'CMIUIUIC
. I'jniiiiii Iii'Ki'ltv. . I'm up rout cnlun.turarrjr In rot pocket. ! per pack.
„ . Kiilir muilsCfurfVVIIU nmryt order wn rtttawritttnwirantti < tontri
nEro M ii iirmriiMh nrri'urd tMllontV * C"cu if'roc , Ailnrcu ArrroHocJC'o. , C'bltoio.
For sala in Omaha by Shorraan & MCounoll , 1615 Dodpo itr t.
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