TI1E OMAHA DAILY TITKSDAY. IWHMHKR 0. 1802.
SEED A GENERAL SHAKING UP
Evangelist Mills Thinks Modern Christianity
is Just a Trifle Lukewarm.
LACK OF VITALITY AMONG PROFESSORS
'Wnriilni ; ( Mil Aimn Nliniilril nt thr * ImllnVr.
cut Hebrew * K\i | < niiiileil Cor tint Kdlll-
r.-illnii of .Muilci-ii ( Irntlli-H IMn
Tiilkln Ihit.AlotlicrK.
The musical prelude to the sermon
preached by Evangelist Mills last night was
the very effective singing by Mr. Ilillis of
"The hand of God on the wall. " The voice
of the singer has a peculiar penetrating
quality that reaches the every corner of
the hall and in addition to this the tones are
all sweet and agreeable.
Owing doubtless to the very disagreeable
weather , the audience was not so largo as
tijion previous evenings , and yet there must
have been nearly 'JKK ( ) people present.
Mr. Mills read the third chapter of Hove-
lations as the llrst scripture lesson. His
text was found In Amos vl-1 : "Woo to thorn
that are at en so in Xion. "
The discourse was directed In the main at
lukewarm Christians. The people of Israel
had become indifferent to the real worship o [
fiotl , and It became necessary to have such
men as Amos to sound the cry of alarm.
Spealiing of the .lewish race , Mr. Mills said
that the .lews had sulTored bccanso of their
unfaithfulness to ( ! od. They were warned
by Amos and the prophets , but would not
heed the warning. The history of the .lew-
Ish race had been written as prophecy cen
turies ngo , but It would bo well for people to
keen their O.W-H on the .lews during llio Im
mediate future.
Worsii Tlinii AVortlilem.
But there were other classes of people to
whom llio warning of God had conic. The
trumpet call had been sounding in the cars
of professed Christians , but many of them
were apparently dead in sin. Ono dead or
Indifferent Christian could-do more harm
than a score of acknowledged sinners. Noth
ing In the world could or did do so much
harm as the lifeless Christian. God would
hold many professed Christians responsible
for the ruin 'of those who had stumbled and
fallen by looking at the example sot them by
men who professed to live Christian lives.
"The meanest thing that crawls upon the
earth. " said Mr. Mills , ' -is the hypocritical
Christian. "
Some people held God responsible for their
iinanctnl losses. Such men were not upon
very intimate terms with God. Men who
walked with God daily would succeed in
every legitimate undertaking. If a man
would fully trust God his business would
never.suffer. The thing that men should
do was to dedicate their business to the
Lord. Sidney Smith said ono could tell
what the I-ord thought of money by looking
at the pcoplo'He gave the money to. AVhcn
God found a man fie cnuld trust every day
in the week and under all circumstances Ho
usually gave him plenty of money.
Silled lit tin1'riss. .
Speaking of the average Christian busi
ness man the speaker said that when Sun
day morning ejinie along this man got up and
turned the weekly sewer that came to his
homo through the Sunday newspapers into
his mind for an hour or two and got his
brain all full of secular and sinful things be
fore church lime arrived , lie went to church
and listened to a lot of music piven in some
thins like a foreign tongue and ho hoard a
sermon upon astronomy or geology or the
line scenery of tlio country.
There was not enough spirituality in the
churches. There was too much stupid in
difference and carelessness among church
members. Christian people were too modest ,
too timid in presenting the claims of the
gospel. The righteous man was like the
palm tree , ho would prosper at all times. -
"It is better for a church to have ono
member who can do ISO. " things for the cause
of Christ , " said the speaker , "than to have
Bi. ( > membeis who can do lint ono thing.
Some pcoplo lire a good deal like the steam
boat that Sam Jones used to talk about. 11
had such a large whistle and such a small
boiler that every time the pilot wanted to
blow the whistle ho had to stop the boat
God have mercy upon the man who has onlj
religion enough to take him out to church on
Sunday. "
HUM Ins Their Still'NYclts.
After a closing exhortation in which Mr
Mills pleaded with his hearers to become
earnest , active Christians , ho extended tin.
invitation to all who wished to begin tlio
Christian life to stand just a moment A
largo number arose , thus asking the prayers
of the Christian people. The cards were dis
tributed , and several hundred were signed
u ml returned. A very Interesting after meet
ing was held for the benellt of these who
mudo the start last night.
Tallied to the Moher ! * .
.Yesterday afternoon more than 1,000
women , mostly mothers , went to hear Mi-
Mills on the text , "Her children shall rise up
nnd call her blessed. " The preacher de
voted his time to the setting forth of the
great Inllnenco a mother has on her chil
ilrcn. He told many anecdotes aptly lHus
trilling the points ho made , and related his
own experience and conversion as showing
the power of a mother's prayer. The train
Ing of children Is one of the gravest responsi
billtlcs that is laid on mortals , nnd the most
of this work devolves naturally on the
mother. She It is who may make or mar tlio
whole life of her offspring. It is tlio noblest
thing a mother can do to train her child so
that In years to como the little ono will rise
up and call her blessed. Tlio sermon closed
with an earnest , fervent prayer for the wel
fare of the congregation and the families
therein represented.
Kevhiil Notes.
Wednesday will bo a rally day In Omaha
nmong religious people of the city. The en
tire day will bo given tip to religious meet
ings , The llrst tiling in the morning will bo
neighborhood prayer meetings. These meet
ings will bo followed by the meeting for
men at the Young Men's Christian associa
tion , the regular services at Exposition hall
in the afternoon nnd evening and the meet
ing for women at the First Uapllst church
at 2 : IB.
There are no collections taken up at any of
the Mills meetings. The evangelist is too
much of a business man for that. Ho never
opens a meeting In n place until all the
money needed to pay the expenses has been
collected and placed in the bank.
An liivalimlilK lieniedy for Cold * .
Sheriff Hardnmn of Tyler county , West
Virginia , was almost prostrated with a cold
when ho began using Chamberlain's Cough
Uemcdy. In speaking of it lie says : "It gave
mu almost instant relief. 1 Jlml It to bo an
invaluable remedy for coldu. " For sale bv
druggists.
Alioul IIdle TiiFNilny.
Frank l ino , whoso opinions of entertain
mcnts and entertainers should bo good i
long experience brings good judgment , said
ns ho stood looking at the happy face of i
Bunny-haired , blno-oyed llttlo miss , whosi
pictures have adorned the bill boards am
dead walls of Omaha the past few days :
"Thero is the only child I have ever seei
on the boards who does not make mo wan
to get up and leave the theater. She Is th
only eliiltj 1 have over seen on the stage tha
does not remind mo of ono of Kdlson's phone
graphic dolls. A parrot-liko training that 1
painful to mo Is manifest In nil of them. NeBO
BO with ' .Sweet Uttlo Tuesday.1 She is
born nrtislo ; not the creation of the teacho
of elocution , the siago manager and dancln
teacher. She is as pretty as a dream and n
nrtlstlo as Modjcska. She possesses origin
iillty , in Ingenuous and has the most charn
lag personality. 'Uttlo Tuesday,1 thong
only I ) years old. Is as well known and a
jiopular In Now York , Uoston and other larg
eastern cities ns immy of the most populu
st\go people ; "
Kometlilni ; ( iiuiil ,
* I have sold and used in my family for so1
'eral years Cjiiimberlain's Colio , Cholera an
' Dlurrluua remedy , and have found it ono <
' the most useful and satisfactory remedies
* ever handled. U. H. .Lewis , druggist. Ba
Lake City , Utah ,
- Would MI < 0 to HeoMr. . AVUe.
Many South Omaha people are Instituthi
a general inquiry for Geoi-fc-o Wise , a forun
of tUo Hogopolis. Mr , Wlso ia
onng man of engaging appearance nnd wns
minted out as an exemplary Individual. Ho
vas well known In church circles nnd was
rcasurer of the Sunday school of the First
Methodist church. About ono month ago he
vent to Lincoln , taking with him nlxmt )
of money belonging to the Sunday school ,
nnd forgot to liquidate a number of obllga-
Ions about town. Although diligent inquiry
m been made the young man cnnnit bo
bund by his anxious creditors.
Oooil Cooking
's ono of the chief blessings of every home.
I'o always Insure good custards , puddings ,
intlees. etc. , use Gail Hordcn "Eagle" llraml
Jondcnsed Milk. Directions on the label.
Sold by your grocer nnd druggist , .
"Still Alarm" nt ! ! o.vd' < .
People ) fond of melodramatic plays may sco
ono of thu better class In "The Still Alarm , "
which boirnn an engagement at the Hoyd
last evening. The play Is built on conven
tional lines with the usual rich old father in
the power of a villain , the pretty girl whoso
hand Is demanded by the scoundrel nnd the
poor but noble hero whose conrs" of true love
is thereby made troublousonly to shine at the
close with added luster. "The Htlll Alarm , "
however , is less lurid and boistemus than
most of its class , and its realistic effects
como about as near the genuine article as It
is imssllito to put on the stage. The scene
representing the quarters of a lire engine
company is one of the best pieces of realism
seen hero in many days. It Includes a steam
engine , horses and other adjuncts of such an
institution , and there Is no burlesque about
them.
William ST Harkins ia handsome , manly
fellow , who portrajs an ideal Ilivman , nnd
he is supported by a well balanced company.
Llttlo Tuesday , a pretty llttlo tot , makes a
most attractive diversion in songs and
dances , whlclt are pervaded with n sweet ,
childish charm that is irresistible. A good
quartette also adds variety with n number
of songs.
At tillliljIMI. .
Cyrcno is here , and so Is her conception of
the celebrated Spanish dance La Chahut.
Her dressing is in reality n revelation , and
will servo to crowd Wonderland nnd HIJou
theater every nlirht during her engagement.
As a dancer she is a genius. Her kicks are
morally inocuous , they are the poetry of
motion , and are absolutely full of music. The
merit of her performance is tlio grace and
diablerie of her gyrations , and as the danc
ing is all done in long skirts it at no time is
in the slightest degree vulgar. It was inno
cent and exuberant , full of grace and artistic
repose. She was enthusiastically encored.
In addition to Cyrene an hour is spent enjoy
ing tlio other specialties , and the thrilling
drama "Burr Oaks" rills '
comedy ont'a pro
gram of more than passing enjoyment.
.
Ignorance of tlio merits of DoWitt's Little
Early Misers is a misfortune. These little
pills regulate the liver , euro headache , dys
pepsia , bad breath , constipation and bilious
ness ,
FIRE AND
Statistical Kccoi-ds oT tlie Departments Tor
Xovemlier l.eies C ranted.
Chief of Police Seavey reported to the fire
and police commissioners at their meeting
last night that 1S20 meals had been served
to prisoners confined in the city Jail during
the month of November at a cost of ? 1S'J.
The patrolmen lost " 01 days last month ,
eighty-two by sickness and the remainder on
account of annual leave. On account of sick
ness and injuries the firemen lost nine days
time during the same period. Oflleers
Fahey and O'Uricn were each granted ten
days leave and the police matron live days.
Captain George Ulako of hose company No.
0 was allowed his annual leave.
Ofllcer Charles Monroe , who fell on a de
fective sidewalk and injured one of his legs ,
was allowed j. > 0 from the police relief fund.
Henry Lake was appointed a special police
man to patrol Fifteenth street from .Douglas
to Webster streets.
The Htitchinsoii reward case came up again
in the shape uf u committee report. It will
bo remembered that Ilutchinson was ono of
the parties who broke into St. John's church
and was captured in Grand Island for a
burglary committed there. The prisoner
was turned over to the Omaha ofllcers and
later on to Kochcster , N. Y. , onicials , who
paid a reward of S-'OO for the man. Chief
Dean and Ofllcer Murphy of Grand Island
wanted a slice of the reward and hrousrbt
the matter before the commissioners. The
committee decided that the reward belonged
to Detective Savage of the local police de-
" partmcnt.
The popularity of Salvation Oil is not as
tonishing when we hear of its' many
rcecoing and Interior decorating ; designs -
signs and Qbtimutes furnished. IJenry
1&08 Douglas street.
HAST OK NOl'TII
'
gin tim \viii.usii iiontc.
Tlic short line to"St. Louis untl quick
cst route south.
Only H7 hours to Hot Springs.
Only ; i ! ) lioura to Now Orleans.
Only 3SJ hours to Atlanta.
Only 62 liours to Jacksonville.
With corresponding fust time to al
points oust nnd south. Hound tri
tiokotfl to Hot Springs , Now Orleans
Lnko Charles , Galveston , Sail Antonic
City of Mexico , Lou Angeles , Sun Prn.ii
cisco , Mobile , Jacksonville , Tampa , IIn
vnnii nnd all the win tor resorts of th
south nnd west , Reclining cluiir car
free to SI. Louis , Toledo and Detroit
Pullman butl'ut sleeping cars on nl
trains. Dnggnjro clicckod from hotel
nnd private residences to destination
For tickets , Bleeping car accommodation [ }
and further information call at Wabaa
ticket oflico , 1502 Farnam street , o
wflto , G. N. CLAYTON ,
Agent , Omaha.
Ij. C. Elson will lecture on the hlsto-
; of Gorman music at the Omaha Coi
Korvatory of Music tonight. Tickets t
contB.
DEAD IN RAMSHACKLE ALLEY
Body of Jack Rowland Found Leaning
Against a Bed ,
HIS PAL SUSPECTED OF HIS MURDER
They Wrrn limn * l.hliiR I" nn OltPSImntj-
.liilin Jlnvlt Trllt CmillletliiK
Stories ( if IIU Uliiiin'fi
I .rut Nl [ > lit.
The ( lenillioily of Jock Howlnml , n clmr-
nctor well known to saloon loungers , was
found In n tuinblo down slntnty in "llain-
slmolslo" ullo.v yesterday niorninswind elivuni-
stnnccs sccin to Indicate tliat lie caino to his
death some tlmo last night ( it tlio hands of
.Tohn Mai-It , his jiartnor and roomnuite , dur
ing a drunken quarrel.
The alley In question H situated between
Fifteenth Jind Sixteenth and leads from
"Webster to Hurt streets , nmltho shanty has
been occupied Jointly by the two
men for seine time. It contains ono room
and one bed , and when llowland's body was
found yesterday moniinp ho was slttinir on the
floor with his head loaning against the bed.
llohad been addicted to the excessive nso
of liquor all his life , and his excesses had
resulted In frequent visitations of "jim-
jams" and iv chronic St. Vitus dance. It
was believed at llrst that his constitution ,
undermined by protracted sprees , had finally
succumbed to the alcoholic poison , and the
body was removed to Swanson ft , Valien's
undertaking rooms , an Inquest being con
sidered unnecessary.
About inion Sergeants Hayes and Graves
were informed that a man had been seen
dragging llowland's body into the shanty
early in the morning. They set out to investi
gate and as a result John Mack Is in the city
jail awaiting the preferment of the charge of
of murder.
The ofilcors found Mack In a
saloon at Twenty-fourth and Cuniing
streets and considerably the worse
for liquor. The bartender said Mack had
been there since 8 o'clock. lie secluded
himself in a dark corner and did not seem
nnxious to be interviewed by the ofllcers. It
was from his own story that the ofllcers con
cluded that he might bo the murderer of his
partner.
When first interrogated ho told the oflleers
that he had slept in a livery barn down town
the nljrlit before , llo could not tell whose
barn it was or whore it was located , and
finally ho admitted that ho had slept
with Ilowland in the shanty. Sub
sequently ho told a number of different sto
ries as to the occurrences of the nij-'ht.
First lie said he. know nothing about How-
land. Then ho admitted that they had
quarreled during the night and ho had
pushed Howland over to the other side of
the bed. Ho afterwards said that ho had
pushed Ilowland out of bed and that was all
ho knew about it.
The olllcers questioned him until ho con
fessed having drafrgcd Ilowland in from the
alloy and set him up against the bed.
He said that Howlnnd was frothing at the
mouth when dragged in but denied having
hit him with any weapon. This was all that
he would say , and ho was locked up while
the case was being further investigated.
Both men had been bums about town for a
long time. Ilowland had been employed as
a porter in various saloons when sober
enough to work , and Mack took care of a
team for Abner Travis , a garbage hauler.
Howland had a brother in town , who is em
ployed as a driver by ono of the express coin-
panics ,
A Giiru for Croup.
If your children arc subject to croup
always keep a bottle of Chamberlain's
Cou h Remedy at hand. It is a prompt and
certain cure. If given as soon as the croupy
cough appears it will prevent the attack.
For sale by druggists.
L. C. Elson will leettiro on the history
of Gorman music at the Oirmhn Con
servatory of Music tonight. Tickets CO
cents.
Notice of Convention < > ! ' N'i'lirislii : State
Hunker * ' Association.
Exccutivo council of the Nebraska
Stute Bankers' ussoeiiUioii.
OMAHA. Nob. , Nov. 2.1 , 1892.
A con volition of the Nebraska Sttito
Bankers' association ia hereby called to
moot in the city of Lincoln , Neb. , on
Tuesday and Wednesday , Dec. 20th and
21st prox. All bunks and bankers and
trust companies doing business in the
state of Nebraska are eligible for mem
bership and are requested to send dole-
gates. Further particulars with pro
gram will bo prepared and sent to each
ono separately. I. 13. Evans , Thomas
Bryant , C. F. Bontloy. II. II. Dorsoy ,
C''W. Moshor , Edward Updike , George
E. Ohonoy , William 'Vulfaco , members
executive'council. .
HKNKY W. YATKS , Chairman ,
GEOKC.I : H. Voss , Secretary.
Holiday goods , Frcn/.or , op. p. o.
Complete Now Stuck of riirnlturo.
All goods marked low in plain figures.
CHAS. SHIVJIUCK : it Co. ,
1200 , 1208 and 1210 Farnain St.
CUT ritlt'KS ON SIIO1W.
Iliiyilon lircn. Shoo Department Good
Shorn unit Overshoes Clienp.
Child's 7oc buckle arctics , 6ie. )
Mi&sas' OOc buckle nrc'ics , 05c.
Women's $1,00 buckle arctics , 75c.
Men's $1.25 buckle arctics , 05c.
Ladies' 25c croquet rubbers , 15c
Men's 50c light rubbers. Hoc.
Infants' ' patent leather 60c shoes , 2dc.
Children1 * ) $1.00 kid and goat shoes
70c.
70c.Misses'
Misses' $1.25 kid spring heel shoos
l)8c. )
l)8c.Ladies'
Ladies' $1.75 dongola opura butter
Bhooa , $1.20.
Ladies' $2.50 fine dongola buttoi
shoes. $1.05.
Ladies' $ . ' 5,50 line cloth top lace alioos
$2.35.
Ladles' $5.fO French kid whoes.Brook ;
Bros. ' Hoclicstor make , $ ; ! ,75.
Boys' $1.50 line button shoes $1.00.
Boys' $1.75 line button nhocs $1 20.
Men's $2.00 light drcbs shoes $1.50.
Men's $3.50 line calf and knngaroi )
shoes * 2.0. | 11AYDEN BROS. ,
11 Dry Goods and Shoes.
ips -o-
, -Miirrlio ; | Licenses.
, The following nmrriugo licenses wcr
II- Issued by County Judge Idler yesterday.
11- Name and address. Age
1110 . i r. KUV.UII , onmini -i
I ( Jluni M. Jlai-ltn , Onmlia a
rau ( 'Arthur E. I.aiinOmtihti 2
u 1 Sailtllo M. llailnoiUninhii 1
ill i Martin OhtTft'liler , Oniiiliii n
Is Tllllu Nuwiuun , Omaha.
g You don't want tti torpid liver ; you don'
want a bad complexion don't
, you want
sh
bad breath ; you don't want u heuduclu
or Then use Do Witt's Uttlo Early libers , th
famous llttlo pills. '
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Real estate.
y Bargains only.
n- My word is good.
50 W. G. Albright.
621-2-3 N. Y. Life bid ; .
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er llie only Pure Cream of Tartar Powder. No Ammonia ; No Alum.
era iu Milli jus of Homes 40 Years the Standard ,
LA GRIPPE AGAIN.
The Russian Influenza In the
Country Probrxblo
Erjltlomic.
According to the Intost ml vices wo
nrc about to suffer another epidemic of
hi grippe. The llusslan lnluur/i ! : has
manifested itself in Now York , and the
indications are that it will bo prevalent
this winter , n3 it hns the previous two.
People BulTorlnrr from any disease of
the nose , throat or lungs are more in
danpor of boln attacked by the grip
than tlioso who are not so alTccted.
Those who hnvo weak stomachs also in-
vllo the diseaso.
Now is the tlmo to pronaro for winter.
If you are at all inclined toward taking
cold or if you sulTor from a catarrhul af
fection do yourself the justice to hnvo
yonr trouble removed by careful medi
cal trontmont and avort'sicknoss , sutler-
ing , and posslblv death. Perhaps no
disease Unit has "over visited thia- coun
try has been as fatal as the grip.
CATARRH SINCE CHILDHOOD
Mrs. VVnlsh Hncl n Snd Expcri-
enca With This Powerful
Disease Hep Story.
Few people scorn to realize the serious
results of catarrhal disease when allowed
to run riot through the general system.
It impairs the lungs , llio stomach and
bowels , the kidneys , the blood and the
nerves. It weakens the system and
thereby invites other discuses. Mrs.
Una Walsh. L'otli and Dlaiiio streets ,
Soutli Omaha , wife of P. J. Walsh , with
the Cudiihy Pticulng company , has this
to sav :
MRS. LIN A WALSH.
"When 1 wns a llttlo clillil I In Homo wnr con
trnctcd c.'iUrrh , nml liuve hail It until now. I dlil
uot uotlce It iiiuoli nt ilrit. but It stoiullly. ro\v on
ino until I was In u miserable condition Ind.-od. Tor
the I'ust tluco yunr my hoiul. nt tlmos , uuarly but
mo crazy--on top mid In the Imck mul down my
0 roi' uijitl up MIth poisonous matter
wlilcli drlppod backward from my btoppod-up note
1 wonlil swallow tlioimittor without knowliiR It , nnd
this Lrouuht on dlsenso of the stomach. 1
nlwnys wonted to vomit after oat I UK , nnd
tbcro would bo n fccllnz of pnln , oppression
sourncsi and belching , Tlio catnrrhal prison
econied to co ull throutli my xybtom. Nothing
cccmoJ to do mo n particle of food , but when lira
Copeland and Hicpard bcigan treating mo 1 1m-
provoA nt once. In a very short time thoylinvo
mud. ) mo truly n now woman. 1 hnvo gained In
strength and tlcsh mid am frco from pnln. .My dl
gettlon IB hplomlld and I know thu catarrh Is on
tlroly out uf Jiiy system after liavlni ; poisoned
o for years. "
S5.00 A W30MTH.
Catarrh treated at the uniform rate of
$5.00 a month medicines furnished free.
For all other diseases the rates will bo low
and uniform. Patients at a clistanca suc
cessfully treated. Send for symptom blank.
ROOM ? 311 ANIKI12 , Nl3W YOKit LI lE
BU1MJ1NG , OMAHA , M3U.
W. II. COl'KUAXD.M. D.
C. S. SHKPAUD , M. D.
SlM'Clnltles : Cntarrti , Asthma , Ilr.mrlikli , N'crTOns
dlseasi-H , Illnod IllsMsm. Ithoiimutlimi , Consump
tion nml nil chronic niroctlons ol thu Throat , I.unxs ,
MoRiach , Skin , Uveriind Klilnnya.
Onleo Hours.-ato 11 n. m. , a toOp.m. , 7 toS p. m
Snndny , 1U n. in. to IS in.
ARE YOU SUFFERING
FROM
Female
Y/eakness / ,
Catarrh or
Rheumatism ,
.Chronic ,
Nervous or
Private
Diseases.
IF SO , CALU ON
Dr. Searles & Searles
C 071 sill tati 071 "ppee
rorthoTrcatiueiit of
Chronic , Private and Nervous Diseases
5IALK AND VKMAI.I ! .
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Matter How Long Standing or How
Often Pronounced Incurable.
Nervous JJcbWty
s IMI.ES , l-'ISTIII.A , KISSIIUH , penranontly curoC
without the use of Unlfo , llinturo or cauallc.
All mulndloB ot n prlvnto or delleato nature , o
cither sox , positively cured.
Pull on or iiddrees , wltu btauip for Clrcnliirs , l-'rci
Hook und llcclpcs ,
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I'llln. A pudtlvocuru tor Kitt-rnnl Inuriul. Illlni
or lllcedliiK. Itchlni ; , Chronic llcci-nt nr lloreillinr
I'llOD. This raiuody liBitnovi-r liuon kiiuwu to tali
urill- Why eulli-r froi
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I'tU thin terrible dtaesi-u nhen u written irunrunloo I
U nniltlvaly Klvou wltli fi Uuxas or roittml the muiie.
.0. UnolcurucIT cmlHtBmpfor free niininlp dunr
10 ttiiloo Issued by lUhn & Co . ( Iruculito. > ole iiirenli
corner IStli nud Douiflas itrccta. oinahn. el ) .
1V will tend rou tbc maricloui
' CALTIIO3
dlxt-nch I'lopuruliun
frrc. null Bimiaiitee thai
t'AI/1'IIUS ' will Hf tor - jour
J Vigor.
AddropsVOriMOHUCO
Kcl. ABrt. i t VS Unto"
MOUNT VERNON
PURE VIRGINIA RYI E
I bog to call.the attention of the pub
nonulur brand of jnir
Ho to the above JIWJIUIl * * MI ! * * r- " '
rye whisky and respectfully nsk a uom
parison with any other brand of pur
rye otloroi in this market. It is fa
superior to any other whisky anu
guarantee B absolute excellence i
llavor as it as He purity nnd its whole
BOino ollowoll The public Is invilod t
call and'.ots.lt.
Henry Hillor.OlO N. 10th St. . famil.
wine and liquor house. Esmond hole
block ,
A-MLMl-iM !
FARNAM mm THEATRE
TONIGHT.
ANDERSON'S COMEDIANS ,
In the Gro\'e t of all Musical i-'aroo-
Uomodloj.
Mutinco
, c'oimnoni'liiif Toiirsil iv. Dot' . 8.
The Itillllant MiipnolUArtiste. .
JEFFREYS LEWIS.
Tliiirsdny Ki-e. - - - "Forgot Mo Not. "
I'rUlny Kvo. 'ClothHde. "
Sntunlny Mit. : . . . "Kor-e MO Wni. "
Ptilurdny KVP. - "lift Isi-lln
m 1 1 H K
I STIL.L.I
TIIEAlttE. | A LA.J Mj
Mondnjr. Tne.'dnr nnd Wrdnp'd.iy loe. ft , U nud 7 ,
JOSEPH ARTHUR'S
t omedv Drama ,
THE SFILL ALARM
UF TO DATE
ASM )
SWEET LITTLE TUESDAY ,
( Th Uroinin'ii Mnncul I
A few tcari A leu ptnile * . A croat many laughs ,
nnd notnillttlo mrlli-m "it wl'I ' l.i found In "Iho
Mill Alarm " ( ioml Mnulni : . n pretty npnn of lior ,
nnd the dweotost. protlloMt. limit ctiiirmliik' child In
the notM.
llox ulii-pt open at II o'clock Saturday morning nt
muni
Thursday , I'Yklay anil Saturday ,
DSC. 8 , 9 and 10.
HATl'UDAY MU'INKK.
Uroatcst of all Fnoi'tneica ,
AUCTION
Scc-pcry-
Supefb eoaUijncs.
Spiegel Id Ballets.
Qfigir > al Specialties'
Ilex sliocti ODOII Wednesday morning at
usual nrli-rs.
The Danrln : I'noni ,
CYREMfH.
TO IILAU l'lH'I---.Mxtliicp. ( ; COP.
EVKNINCSS-lliil.'oiiy. ifliI'irqiiot : , IWo.
an LU
Ladies' ' Perfect
SYRINGE.
llu- only | iL'rfect viiRlnnl
nn < l rcctnl yrlngu In the
world
11 Ii the only Syrlnuc ov
er Invented by wlilcli vncl-
nnl InJnctloiiH ran bn nd-
lulnlMuri'd wlthnut Ic.-itc-
IliL-nnd solllne the clutli-
Inc nr noccMlutliiK the
ute n ( n vuinel. and which
can nliio hu used tor rectal
Injections or IrrlKatlnn.
S01T ItfllllBil lliUl ;
AMI II A III ) UCUIIlSll
553.OO.
M&ll onlorH ullclteil.
TlieAloe&PenfoldCo. ,
l.'lli S < roe < ,
Ni\'l' TO I'OSTOKI-'K.j : .
Phyt-lclitnh' prefcrlptlons
accurately ureparod at
lovr | irle-os.
Omaha's Newest Hotel'
COR. 12TH AND HOWARD STS.
< 0 Itooms at $ J.SO per day.
M Itooms nt S3.0U per ( Jay.
SO Itroms with lintli at (3.00 per day.
20 Huoms with Until at f.U > 0 to H.W per day.
OPENEIL ) AUGUST ISL.
Slattern In K\pry Urspoct.
Xmvly I'lti-ntslipil Throngliaut.
G. S. ERB , Prop.
FAUNAM ST. , Between 15th and 10th
Streets.
\Y. \ A. PAXTON. . JR. . PROPRIETOR
Ilnvln ? u siiinud ilie muiiagoment ot the
Merchants' Ilmol , I will innUo MU-II Improve
ments and clmtiRos s will inuvo thii linuso
ono of tlio best ; \s-liluli to stop In Omaha.
Thoreo.nlromi'iils aiicl w.-inis of all p.Urong
Kill bit u.iri'fiillv ultonilcil to Itoln-j n.ost
centrally lor.itud this liolal oll'urs spet-liil : it-
tructloni to the trivulln : ? ptihilc. A contlnu-
nncoof ltsforiiiL'rllli > nil | i.tiona-'o ; iBroipect-
fully nskcd , W. A. 1'AXTON , JK.
OMAHA , Dec. 1. I8JS ,
. . BY ELECTRICITY. .
fit-nil 1O cents fur our 100 pngc
nicctro-Modlcdl Xbeorr nnd
Practice. "
II. II. III.ISS , Inna FalN.Innn.
ilnnyof ourAOKN'TS are srLMN'ti from 52M to
S..O ) worth ot
ARNOLD AUTOMATIC STEAM COOKERS
per month Don't remtln Idle , or worK lor Hiimll
waKea. wlion you mt ht bo maUIn tnuro mono
lian in mimniar. Apply for torins , Alt.NUU )
UUKKIl'O. < . . I''JT 8 : cth bt. , Umiilia.
JuirplurieHnlilt 'isrpi In I
-
!
. O. GJ5J3 WO.
The only ret-nlir itradualcd rtilnoso physician.
. Ululit y 3 > " ' ttmly- Tin yearn' iirurtlo.il o | ioileniu
with nil known aitoum-ii. Tro.m miu-eintiillr nil
chronlo cuiuiirlrru up ty oilier due ton. Call and
Bcohliu or ivrlto fur quuiilun lilank. l > o nuithlnK
lourcnio liupelatu because your iluctor tulln you to
tint try the lhlt ! n donor wltli hlino.v and won
derful renic < llo umt lecilvonow lionulltiiniid per-
limn-lit unro tthut other Uuctum L-unnot Klvo.
llcrlin. Hoots ami I'lmiliniituru'ii reino'llns-lil *
inedlclnoi. Tliu world Ins wliiiumi. Ono tliouminil
loitlmonlaliln three lours' iiruetlro. No Injurloiiii
decoctions , no nari-utU-n.no iiulniin. llutlonaltrvut-
uiunt und ucruianoul cure.
Vollowlns ca o nut-comfiilly treated ftiii curoil
ctven un hy other dm-lor * :
Jlios I'ouKlilln. 4JrJilnrncy trei't , chronlo rhou-
rnallum H lean , kidney nnd liver troubles.
Tlio * . fiilvcrt. Kill "nd riirnnro Uruots. Konprnl
debility. IndlKcitlon , Ion , of streiiittlj und vitality
- Took medicine for ream but not no rolluf.
bro M I * iii'lemon. UJI < umlnu street , tatarrh , oitli-
ro Lroni-hllls of 15 year * ' Mantling.
n-
nro
ro
followlnj prepared rcmedloa nt
Hat for lalo tlin
nr
nrI llOUa botllo , toltles IfTr HIM. 'or llio curu o
I Aitlima U arrli hick llcaduche , Indlt'estlon. Illuotl
in rol.o , "b . U iumatlw.1. rVmaleVVfUknes , . I ldi , >
and UTCIComiiiulnt No uuunt * fold only by tin
oto Cliliic o.Mcdlclno lo. Capital 1103,000.
to
lyl OIllco ICtU oud Cnllfornin Strootb ,
OMAHA , -
this time of the year , the fore part of December , !
that Johnnie suddenly grows good. He keeps ]
himself neat and tidy , goes to school regularly , !
is never late , takes an unusual interest in Sun-1
day school , and is so angelic as to really alarm ]
his parents. But Johnnie 1\ news his business ; !
it's nothing serious ; he's just begun to think ]
about Christmas , that's all ; he'll make up for
his good behavior right away after it ,
are about as sensible things as you can pcss'-J
bly give boys fop Christmas. Of c uu
you'll get your boy a-drum-an'-a-walc -
agunan'asteamlinjine" and ti lot c < f otheH
things , but you ought to get him at least one ]
sensible present. Now is a geol tim ) t buy ]
too especially today. We've had a great ]
quantity of good solid heavy fancy oh viet j
all one quality all one cole " all one pattern-
a handsome , stylish brown .plaid made up' '
into suits
for boys. The suits are with knee pants an <
are to fit boys from five to fourteen years old.i
The coats are made with corded plaits and hall
lappel back and the pants have the Excel
sior patent waist band. The overcoats are ii
sizes up to ten years cut good full length
have detachable cape "wear-good" linings-
and are as handsome as a picture. While theyl
last it can't be long we offer you your choicej
either suit or overcoat
181G Street , Omnhn , ATeb.
The eminent ] ioelnll t In nervous , chronic , prlvato , blood , i-kln nnd nrlnuiy dlne.iseK A ri'Kiilnr nnj
reclHtered Briidiinte In -dli-lne ni-dlii | ! > in 11 nnd certlllcntoi i-li w. IH Hill trentliiKIlli ( In-gioaluut niic
cesi eaturrh. lott ninnlmrd. srnilii.il vcnl : lo-s. iiluht lonea arid nil foriiis ot prlv-ile illson-i-s No mnreu
ry used. New trim uncut t'i- ' H of v Ital toner I'lirtUM unuble to v .n't ' ninii > h. * tieiiled nt liouiu I > 1
correhponilence Meillcd.o rr Ini-lrnnieii B fent by iu nil 01ox pi ess M-cuielj pit eked , no nuukn to Indlontd
contents or mnnlur line porsnim ! inlurMuv pitiiirod CniKiillHtliiii Iri'i- . ( oiie-iiinnloiiee htrlctly prlval
L'ook ( .M > eterlea of l.lfei sent free. Ultlcehoursi ) n in. to'.ip in Sundays 10n.ni. lo U'm. fonuxtauip forrcpj
VAM COTT JEWELRY COMPANY ,
For Thirty Days only WJ will off IP our ontlra stoc ! or Hi'inn ils nnrt
Chrtstnius Jewelry anJ.yilvo.'w.iro at loss th in in I'luf.visturer'a cost.
Fourteenth and Farnam Streets-
move .Inn. / . to N.V. . Cor. liith and I'aniani. SAPKS I'Oll S\IiK
DEFORMITY BRACES
Elastic Stockings ,
I &M& & Trusses ,
Crutches ,
Batteries ,
Water Bottles ,
Syringes ,
Atomizers ,
Medical Supplies.
ALOE & PENFOLD ,
114 S. 15th St. ' ,
Next to Posloffico.
StflMDS KEQG.
Cures Colds / .og uircs Catarrli
, IIIA : ii.vi
I tires NI.H\'UL.S
urcsllroasliili Prostration ,
Ilnn.u tutu M utor ,
I'un b nt Homo
Valuable " 0.\\HEX \ \ HOOK" Fret
C'nll or wtlto
'Illli t'l'KCIHr ( i.XVt.l'.N CO. ,
hmlj .1' 'ii - - v u i i - Neb.
ftV&VfrUOCU9tt& v4'O9 OC'9tfOOOOOOOOip
tO -we. IMPAt4U TAtilllFfi n-ifuict 5
'
l"iiBnill1frniiilW ! > i-l..iaiii
it ) Ih. . lilij-.il , trr r r.ami Hritliiul .J
lliuU-t mrlliini.-kii < i iitiirUllou .
I1 IIIM , i-iiimtliiiiliua , d m-uU. luulj
brtulli. iK-adai-br , uiurtiiuru.luutf *
. ' . n itlnl dt-jiir't-luu , | inlnfu )
lUKC-.liiiil I'llil ! ' ! ' ' . Ull"W < 'Ollll > .fX
. . . . . . . . . . .
0 - * f- loii.nii'l uyt-fj illwuwri ; ulthiifroni T
Impure lilonijjr | a fajlurv I'y 0" ' V"T , ' , J'1 ' y.'ur "
Sfu-
IQDISORDERS
. JljAnil nil tim train of
I.VH.S , WKAKM'.Ssl'S. IJKJIII.II'V l.'l'i , luat ao-
company llinm lii men _ QI II'Kl. > ami 1'KIIMA.
, KlC.N'TIA Uitmi VuirBTIlKMiTII and ton
i nlvcn toov ry partof llio boJy I will en * ( ie-
curoly pnc d > niKBiounr uOorer tUo protcrln.
I lion tbit cured mo of tueso Iruublo. Addrom ,
I A. inuDLiv ,
7.JJ'/V/7 / tOHCVKSOS. .
And nil \\Ynl. nr-bs und I Konliir of
\l wllli IIIBK i.f < i ii .f > Ambition and
l la Illy l'i llc. v.-arn. I llm most
ntt ) ) ! " iiiit'"H4 ! In Hit' t ntiijt nt of 'this clriHt
iiM H \\lilcli iHprnM i ) i Uii utuvorsul tcstlrnl
IIV I l thiiiiMindH \ tie lin.ctcon eu \Vrltulf
1-1 If -ulniH mill iiii'fetlun | Jl-t
IIIK ! l-iiriiniii
U *
r I fcf ? , ! ( & [ ON
#
Cflli. ' . 'nll ' I . ' " ?
S&gU" :
V ' ? i JB89.
G ; PFjS W. BV/AY.H.Y. /
riatloyial TSapKj
/ / . s , jj/2J'os/ro/i' , o.\/.t//a. .v/i.
Capital $100,001
Surplus $ ( ,
Cfliccn nnd Ulrcclora-IIenry W Yatei.nrcidflonl
It. C. Cuihlnif. vice proslilant ; C h , J aiiilee , H
Mono. John t ) . Colllii * . JN. . II I'utilU , l-o l
Hied , caililur-
caililurTHE IRON BANK ,
