Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 28, 1889, Page 8

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: MHUR iBRUARY 28 THE CITY. Collections of internal revenue yes- terday were 85,331.67, Union Pacific lodge, No. 17, A. O. W., will visit the lodge at Council Blufts to-night. The Omaha Homeopathic Medieal So- ciety will meet to-night at 8 o'clock at the Paxton hotel. ark 18 ances on the 1d Corby str The Gate City post of the Grand Arm will give a musical and literary ente tainment and oyster supp: Goodrich hall this evening. Railway il arranging and ovder t ¥ may cent changes in timo ta Two cases of dress goods passed the customs house yesterday consigned to the Kilpatrick-Koch company. They came from Bradford, England. A meeting of the Unity assembly 5141, Knights of Labor. will be Leld at its hall, 1314 Douglas street, to-morrow night. Good speakers will be in attend- sick and in destitute bottoms, between ots. lerks are busv re- ting routes in nform to the re- slos, at the Union y morning, seriously the care of Joe Kips, who was hurt Pacific yards early yestord was found to be somewhat injured, and placed under City Physician Ralph. J. M. Crane is one of Jim Stephen- son’s hack drivers that does not believe in doing the fair thing by the boss. He played a loser last time, for he only took a dollar, and was fined $16 and costs, The Ladies Missionary society of the First Congregational church, will hold a meecting to-morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock in the church parlors. Dr. Dur- yeu will address the society. Ernest Meyers was behind the bars again last night, charged with the as- sault thatis now becoming a chestnut. This time a nan named Kellsky is the complainant. Meyers is @ South Thirteenth street saloon keeper. Two casualties are reported from the Furcka foundry. Isaac Downs, fore- man, is suffering from a badly burned foot, and I'rank Grace is laid off with two of his fingers burned and brsed, and a possibility of losing a portion of them. Dr. A leetured Tues- tHE Ry on Physical Culture. After discussing the subjects of secre- tions, execretions, absorption and sev- eral others, he explained the various kinds of ox and the dangers often arising from too yiolent exertion. He showed Low headache and nervous- ness and debility resulted from mental work without physical exercise, and concluded with demonstrating how beauty of complexion and features resulted from proper exer nd its consequent good health. The lecture was listened to with much interest and made quite an impression on the au- dience. Jones, ning at _ Personal Paragraphs. L. T. Abbott, of Fremont, is a guest” at the Allen, of McCook, is stopping at the Reed, of Weeping Water, is at the ton. John Moser, of Ashland, is stopping at the Millard, H. H. Wilson, of Lincoln, was at the Mur- ray yesterday. . Kaufman, of Avoca, registered at the xton lust night. . E. F. Warner, of Nobraska City, ping at the Paxton. A. E. Hanson and A. E. Hull, of Kearney, are at the Millar E. H. Andrews, of Lincoln, was a gucst at the Murray yesterduy, W. W. Wheeler, of Ponca, guests at the Millard, H, C. Nutt, jr., of Lincoln, registered at the Murray last night. Members of the Musin Concert company, are registered at the Paxton. O. I°. Iddings and Thomas C. Patterson, of North Platte, were at the Murray last night. Frank O'Neill leaves for Denver to-day to join his brother, who Jias six miles of sewers under contract. Mrs, V. Chapman, and daughter Belle, of Bellevue, were guests of Mr. 1. W. Sherman, of the Paxton, yesterday. Mrs, Avery, formerly of Omaha, but now. of Chicago, is in the city visiting her sister, Mrs. Hyde, 'on Tywelfth and Harnoy. Mrs. S. A, Baxter left for Washington yes- terday to attend the inauguration. She will visit New York and other eastern cities be- fore returning. is stop- is among the Afcer His Thievinz Cabmen, Jim Stevenson is after the cabmen in his empioy who have been stealing from him. Jim Crane is the third one arrested and he, like the other two, pleaded guilty and was fined §17.50. —— Got His Reward. E. H. Duncan is one of the class of men that Omaha hasno use for, He spends his time in doing the most menial work for one of the lowest dives in ¢ Cell Inmates, Alico Drake, a dirty and depraved courte- san was drunk and in fighting trim Thurs day night and got run in. She was charged §11.50 for the disturbance she raised. A. J. Baleen, a chronic vagrant, will be taken care of by County Jailer Miller for the uext thirty days. : ———— Home Again, Gert McCoy, who slipped away from the police station a few days ago, while working out a fine, was rocaptured yesterday after- noon, and the old-time complaint of heing an inmate of a house of prostitution rogistered against him in addition. Mike Johnson was also run in on the latter charge. The latter, although young, has an unsavory record,’ el Congratulations Not in Oraer. eorge Wyman, an eighteen- youth who was arrested Tuesday night on complaint of Annie Peterson, a fifceen-year- old girl, who lives at 815 Capito! avenue, made what reparation e could to the in- jured girl yesterday by marrying her. The wedding took place in Justice Anderson’s court. Young Wyman is now out of jail, and he and his young wife are living to' gether at the home of the mother, Queer Law. A few days ago it was noted that the Es- tabrook block narrowly escaped destruction through the negligence of Benton Bell, who had charge of the heating boilers. Bell was arrested, but proved conclusively that he was not an engineer, and could not be pun- ished for being unable to perform the duties of one. He was acquitted, aud the occupants of tho block mre wondering how they es- caped 50 easily, and who it was that risked their lives by engaging an incompetent wan, B — The Evangelists. Evangelists Potler and Miller are conduct- Ing revival meetings at the First Methodist church on Davenport stroet, this weck. Fheir circuit included the Tenth stre Methodist and Hanscom park churches, but 8 theso places of worship are more obscure than the present church, the sinners would not attend ju such lavge numbers, conse uently the evangelists went back' to the irst mothodist, Sunday and Monday nights thoy were at Trinity Methodist 1n Kouutze place. Eleven converts were made Hunday night at the First Methodist, under the direction of the Rev, T. M. Housc. Hested by time. For bronehial affec- r.ou coughn ete., Brown's Bronehial Troches veo ered their eficacy by u Lest of wany yoars, Price 25 cents, CHARGED WITH FORGERY. A Woman Arrested and Taken to Knox Connty. Mrs. P. H. Cooley, who resides at Twenty sixth and Obio strects, was arrested § day on thecharge of forgery. She is wanted at Creighton, Neb, Herself and husband had a case in the Knox county court in which 28500 bond was used. Mrs, Cooley and her husband were the princivals on the bond, and the formor, it is said, attached two other sig- nutures of citizens to the bond as sureties On account of this the sheriff of Knox county telegraphed Sheriff Coburn y morning to take the woman'into custody The sheriff dispatched one of his deputies to "wenty-sixth and Ohio streets, whero Mrs. Cooley was found. 'The deputy hurried her into a hack before she had time to get on her undergarments, according to her statement. She had on a wrapper, and objected to being rushed off without the proper clothing. She was taken to Knox c where she will be tried on th . Itis a Cu That the body is now more susceptibl to benefit from medicine than at an other season. Hence the importance o taking Hood's Sarsaparilla now, whea it will do you the most good. It is really wonderful for purifying and en- viching the blood, ereating an anpetite, and giving a healthy tone to the whole systom. Be sure to get Hood’ Sarsa- parilla, which is peculiar to itself, s ccsteii SPORLING NOTES, rager Seloe Has Been Doing for the Local Club. Manager Selee, of the Omaha Base Ball association, telegraphed President Me- Cormick yesterday morning that George Proeser, piteher for last season’s Cleveland team, had signed with Omaha for this season, M. Selec also sent Elmer E. Cieveland's record as a ball tosser. He first bezan with incinnati Unions. In 1886 h ed in » Southern league, and in 1887 the St, Pauls. Last year he played both with New York and “Pittsburg, He will play third base this season with Omaha. In the pedestrian which com- mence t the colosseum Monday night, nine- teen entries have been made. Of this num- ver there will be at least fifteen starters. Two are supposed to be of Omaha. The; are corge Kendall and John Horrihan. The Gate City Athletic club will cuter an unknown., He will be backed by members of the club, who have great confidence in him, ons What M. It's as plain asa pike staff that any icle of pastery or food flavored with lulterated flavoring cannot possess the wholesomeness or able flavor of one in which o pure fruit .extract like oncof Van Duzer's has been used. The flavoring _extracts prepared by Van Duzer & Co. are from sound fruit,highly concentrated contain more than usual quantity and are therefore doubly eco- nomic. Their flavor is superb. Gro- cers everywhere sell them. NELSON'S CAREER. 1t Has Received the Biggest Check in Its History. The arrest of the forger Nelson, by Dotec- tives Ormsby and Dempsey, is decidedly more important than at first supposed. Yes- terday he was oound over to the district court in the sum of $1,000, and should that be furnished he will be arrested on a score or more charges of a similar nature. He has been working the states of Iowa, Kansas and Nebraska for all they were worth, and his victims are numbered up among the hun- dreds. His plan was to stop at a leading hotel in the city he was about ta_vork, and pay the charges day by day in advance. He would then purchase small bills of goods, direct them to the hotel, and offer a check in ayment. He woutd always call after bank- iz hours, but as the goods were always ac- epted at the hotel, no immediate suspicion s aroused. Occasionally e would' play merchant to cash a small check for Pebruar he was in Lawrence, Kan,, and pos ntractor, and worked off ten bogus ks, one of the victims being J. N. McFarland and the other William Bromeland. In Topeka, Kan., he is wanted on from twenty-tive to thirty specific charges, and oth too numerous to mention. While there he registered as C. C. Nelson. He was also heard from in Nebraska City and Lincoln, in the latter place alone coming out $100 ahead, B A New Train. The conuecting link between Ne- braska and Kansas has just been placed in service by the Union Pacific railway. This train leaves Council Bluffs daily at 4:45 a. m.; leaves Omaha at 5:05 a. m., and runs through without change to attan, Kan., making direct con- ons there with the Kansas division of the Union Pacific railway for all Lmiul.s in Kansas and Colorado west- ound, and for Topeka, Lawrence, Kan- and points east and south via Kansas City. Returning, train leaves Manhattan” at 2:25 p. m.; arriving at Beatrice at 5 p. m., Lincoln at 7:50 p. w., and Omaha at 11:20 p. m., Coun- cil Bluffs 11:40 p. m., making dirvect connection with Kunsas division trains from Kansas City, Lawrence, Topoka and the east, and from Denver, Salina, Abeline and all points west, enabling passengers to visit the principal points in Kansas and Nebraska in the shortest possible time. These trains have first- class equipment, consisting of smoking ars and first-class day coaches of the latest pattern. The new train will fill a long felt want, and is bound to be popular. e A Clever Capture. Detectives Ormsby and Dempsy made a clever arrest Tuesday night, and for a time Omaha merchants may rest easier. 1t was that of John Nelson, who has been working the town with bogus checks for the last two months, but has Litherto eluded capture, Ho is some hundreds of doliars shead, and vlayed the old-time game of purchasing a small bill of goods and then paying for it in a forged chock and pocketing any change that _might be coming, Among his victims are Max Mever, Frederick, Falconer, and Norris & Wileox, although none of them lost large amounts. 'rhe officers finaily located him in the house of one Wilcox at the corner of Twenty-eighth und Cuming streets, and last night paid him & profes: sional _visit, ~ While one of _ them guarded the front door the other looked after the back entrance, but Nelson, becomin alarmed, made a break for the side door, and went over an eight-foot embankment. A lively chase ensued, but he was finally cap- tured, and admitted his guilt, at the same time offering to settic anything that was against him, He admitted that the boots he wore came from Norris & Wilcox's, and said he had been in Nebraskg City. As the police have been the look-out for h for some time the arrest is an important one. At o later hour, the records of o crime were looked up, and traces of the prisoner's handiwork discovered. He was charged with committing them and final broke down and confessed. His work ox- tends over the entire country, Some of his more recent exploits were renc Atehison, Topeka and Lincoln, one banker of the former town having detected 140 of them. Giffin, Judge of the District of Towa, says: “It gives me pleasure to recommend Chamberlain’s Remed because I do so from actual experience in the use of them in my fami 1 refer particu- larly to Chamberluin’s Cough Remed, I think unexcelled by any simils Hon. Jas. D. Eighth Judicial — obascos Property. The lots brought in_question by the Pro- dasco claim are as follows : Second Addition—Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, and 16, block 7. ’s Addition—Lote 1,2 and 3, block , biock 1. Denises’ Addition—Lots 1and 2, block 2; 8, 9, block 5. Smith's_Addition—Lots 6, 7 and 8§ , 4 and 5, block 6; 1, 2, and 3, block 5 and 16, block 10: and 1,2 and 8, block 4, 15 and 16, block 1258, 4 and b, block 7 and 8, blovk 3. and immedintely 1, in Smith addition also lote 16, 20, lying immedi- ately south of and cast of the wes section hine of section 15. Parker’s Addition—Lots 1.2, north of Seward stree south of blocks 3 and 4, block 3 and 4, blocic ,and 1,2 and Shinn’s Addition—Lots 1, 131, 2, 3,10, 11 and 12, block 11, block Reed's First All and S. Millard & Caldwel 3 and 4, blo: Also the t 12, 13 and 14 in_the sw 10, of City of Omah Horbach's Addition—Lots 63, 64 and 63, block —. Addition: of blocks 7 s Addition—Lots 1, 2, acts of land known as lots 11, 1 of the se. 4 of s o0, 01, 62, Fisher Printing Co., 1011 F: telephone 1264, blank bool r Lutzingér Missed the D Fred Lutzinger was arraigned in the po- lice court on the charge of destroying prop- erty belonging to John Boyer, the saloon- keeper at 2625 Lake strect. [t appears that Boyer keeps a number of savage dogs about his saloon, which are a terror to passers by One of them has assailed Lutzinger twice, and last Sunday, when the brute ran to- wards lim as though he would bite him, Lutzinger returned to his room and got his revolver. Unfortunately when he fired he missed the dog and the ball struck the build- ing. Boyer caused his bartender, Charles Auderson, to swear out_a warcant against Lutzinger for malicious destruction of prop- When the matter was aired in the court the action of Lutzinger was justified by the judge dismissing the case, aithough he told” Lutzinger that a policeman was the proper person to shoot a dog. rnams Woodruff Granite Quarry. Iam prepared to furnish Woodruff granite in paving blocks, door sills and steps, or blocks of most any dimention at cheap figures. Also handle at my Lincoln yard all classes of cut stone for any part of the state. Ask for figures. Thomas Price, Lincoln, Neb. Marriage Lic rethe marriage licdnses issued yesterday in the county coart by Judge Shields: Name and residence. § Charles Anderson, Omaha. ... 1 Augusta Rinnando, Omabi { Walter Thackery, Omaha. Maggie Leonard 2 { George Wyman, _ 1 Auna Peterson, Omaha. Moses Fisher, Omaha 1 Margaret Kramer, Ommal { Isaac Johnson, Omah 1 Mary Moore, Omaha My dear girl! How pretty you look! So can you.” Ask for the “‘Belle” Jane Hading veil- ing by the yard 65 ceuts upwards at all dry goods stores. -~ Dahlbom and Robson. Professor Dahlbom and Charles Robson, the two parties referred to in Tur J3kx Tues- day as having churge of the entertainment given for the benefit of Immanucl hospital n Exposition hall on February 22 and 23, said that the arrangement they had with Rev. Mr. Fogelstrom was of a business char- acter and that the use of the names of R Mr. Harsha and Rev. Mr. Fogelstrom was authorized by the latter as far as his name wus concerned and by parties claiming to come from the former gentleman, who was out of the city. All day Tuesday Rev. Mr. Fogelstrom was besieged by persons with whom Dahl- bom had incurred bills and had them charged to him. The reverend gentieman laid the case before Chief Seavey and the result was that Dablbom was arrested by Captain Green at 11:40 2. m. and will be prosccuted on the charge of obtaining goods under false pre tenses, He is at present behind the bars, awaiting trial. “Che pr isa person of striking and venerable appearance, his gray locks are carefully curled and his clean- shaven face reminds one of the late Henry Ward Beecher. EARLINE|: | WASHING 1) COMPOUND Ty GREAT o === Rich, Poor, Cléan, Dirty, White, Black—All need PEARLINE. Nooneistoo poortouseit. It'sthemodern soap—Economical—Harmless-—Effective, Reducesthe labor, time and drudgery of washing and cleaning one- half ; besides gives better results; takes out what soap will not ;and, in doing away with most of the rubbing, saves the worst of the wear and tear—your clothes are ruined more by washing than wearing, are those who use it=-they wichonfirm t Beware of iwitations, _— AmonE your friends e above, JAMES PYLE, New York, POWDER Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies, A marvel of purity. strength and wholesom . More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with tne multitudes of low shortwelght alum or phosphiate powde:s gnly in cans, Royni Daking Fowder Co, Wallstreet, New York " CALIFORNIA! sold 12 : CATARR ABIETINE MED:Co¥ 0 RQVILLE CAL, TASTE — OEATH T FLusmo O_TA TT H‘\ FIICOUG N GOL Y| MSUMPT (R R Couchs, RO a R " DISEASESTINROAT - o) EASES LAY Gl 'Send for circolan,§] prbotile3pro 2 AL TINE MEchomoniir, o Santa Abie :d:Cat-R- Cure For Sale by Goodman Drug Co. FINE OFFICE DESKS BANK COUNTERS, GOURT HOUSE FURNITURE, TABLES, CHAIRS, &o. DOCTOR Charles M, Jordan Suceessor 10 DocTroR J. CRESAP McCOY, (Late of Bellevue Hospital, New York) (Late of the University of New York City and Howard University, Washington, , C. HAS OFFICES No. 810 and 311 Ramga Building Coruer Fiftcenth and Haruey sts., Omaha, Neb., where all curable cases aré treated with success, Noto—Dr. Charles M. Jordan has been resi- dent physician for Dr. in Omaha, for the past year and 1s the physician who has made the cures that have beew published weekly u this paper. Medical diseases treated skilfully. Deaf- ness, Consumption. Bronchitis, Asthma, Dy pepsia, Rheumatism and wll Nervous and SkinDiseases. . CONSULTATION at office or by mail, 81. Oftice hours—4 to 11 a. ., 2to4 p.m., 7 1o 8p, ., Bunday oflice hours froi 9 . m., 161 p. m, Correspandence recolves prompt aitention. Many dlseases ure treated successtully by Dr. Jordon througn the mails,and it is thus possivle for thoso unable to muko a journey to obtaly BUCCESSFUL, HOSPITAL TREATMENT AT THEIL HOMES. PENNVROYAL WAFERS are cetully tasd Boatny Sadies Ars sase, B cetuc dnd Pleasind (sl nbigee S ‘Tus Evesia Cusuical Co., Devuors, Mics For sale and by mail by Goodmun Dirug Co,y Omnaha, Nebraskda. SPRING STYLES. ‘While other Clothing Houses are still t the field with New Spring Goods. complete line of Spring Overcoats, styles and a surprise to see the prices, Tomorrow morning we shall have THERE IS ABSOLUTEL ving to dispose of their winter stock, we re as usual the fiest in open and ready for inspection, our Don't fail to look at them as it will be a treat to you to sce the new Y NO HQUSE HERE OR ELSE- WHERE THAT WILL SHOW YOU AN EQUAL LINE, NOR IS THERE ANOTHER HOUSE HERE OR ELSEWHERE THAT WILL COMPETE WITH US IN THE PRICES. Among the line, we will show hoth very nice never saw such a garment ol of a fine, stylish wide w we offer at $13.50. These are only ¢ is a beauty and a bargain. widest choice. { 188 So. Chicago, lils, 1 Clark St, X\ Thio Regular Old-Established {yPHYSICIAH AND SURGEON Is stil Treating with the Greatest N AT el * Chronic, Nervons and Private Discases, ms, Head and Back Ache and all the effect leading (0 early decuy never-falling success. 45~ SYPHILIS and all bad Blood and Skin Dis: eases permanchtly cured. %#~ KIDNEY and URINARY complaints, Gleet, of the Genito-Urinary Organs cured promptly without injury to Stomach, Kidneys or other Organs. 3~ No experiments. Age and experience im portant. Consultation free and sacred, Lo Send 4 cents pe Chronic, Nervous and Delicate Diseases, B3 Those contem Clarke's cel Boccus, both g cents (samps). Doctor.” A friendly inf and shame,and add golden years tolife, “Life's and wiitings sent everywhere Hours, 8108, Sundays g to 12, Address F. D. CLARKE, M. D., 186 So. Clark St., DR. 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BLAKE, BOISSEVAIN & €O, London, England, ADOLPH BOISSEVAN & CO., Amsterdam, Holland, Transact & g Kking bus curitios bought and sold o Forelgn exchung. Commercial and travelér's letters of credit Orders for bond and stocks executed un commis slon in London and on ull Contiuental Bourses of Europe, ckotintions of Rallway, Etate, City and Corpors: tion Lonns a specialty, Debiated (hrot M E s " & WUARINTEE T e SHERNSDIAYSTENOAY B Coum; 4 Emagesily cured in three ™ BANDEN ELEOTRICCO. 169 Lasalle T. E. CILPIN, FIRE |NSURANCE PROKER, Room 63 Traders' Building, CHICACGO. me.un—‘l{l.c’v‘r_aml WEAK sty — f:.'?"' “flnidfl.w' (Shimapaap 2 S . o U8, CoNM, CHICAQO, ILL. with a rich satin sleeve lining; other houses will ch very fow of the styles. Don't delay, but remember that the earliest callers enjoy the advantage of the Our hat department is booming and those PLAIN FIGURES AND ONE PRICE ONLY. SKILL and SUCCESS A3~ NERVOUS DEBILITY, Lost Manhood, Failicg Memory, Exhausting’ Drains, Terrible 9 perhaps Consumption or Insanity, treated scientifically by new methods with Gonarrlioea, Strictu re, Varicocele and all diseases e for Celebrated Works on ating Marriage send for Dr. ted guide Male and Female, cach Consult the old yletter or call may save future suffer BarBook (Secret) Errors,” socents (stamps). Medicina secure from exposure, rou two sty lined with good serge and front faced to the button holes with silk, at §5.75. it! A genteel Overcoat, silk faced and elegantly made, and good enough for anybody to wear, at § red for less than $10. Another Spring Oyercoat to which we direct attention is the one we are offt le goods, medinm light color, trimmed and mad rge you from $12 to $15 for such ¢ ‘IN We can show you dozens of 95¢ Derbys are going lik» DELAYS | ARE DANGEROUS sy e i our comin; aclean £ ra day maki k of winter ) our st A Sure Cure —OR— 7O PATX. 20t0 60 DAYS, has heretofore Wl Science. , unknown to anyons in the ] and one that has NEVER FAILL o which » to cure the most obstinate s in recent, cases does the w tisthe old chronic cp seated cases that solicit. Wo have | hundreds who have beon nbindoned” by cians, and pronounced incurable, and w us i case that we will not eu 55 than sixty days. ince the history of meaicine @ rue specific for Syphilis has been sought for but ne | found until our MAGIC REMEDY. was discovered, and we are justified in saying 1t is the only Remeay i the World tnat will' pos- itively cure, becausée the latest Medical Works, publi; d by the best known anthorities, si thore was neverteue specific before, Our'ren edy will cure wien everything elso has failed, \\'lli‘ waste your time and money with patent medicines that never had virtue, or doctor with | physicians that cannot cure you, you that have | ir everything else should come to us now and ot permunent relief, you never can get it else- whe ark what we . in_ the 1 you MUSL s our remedy er and 1 that have © v, ot one cure freo from t oars after it ASeS ever get peri ) and think they a; T thre e horrible and appears agatn i a1 This is a blood Purifie any Skin or Blood D when vthing ails, THE COOK REMEDY CO, Room 10 and 11, U. S, National Bank Building, Omaba, Neb. will Cure Health is Wealth! i AND IRAIN TIREAT for Hysteria, Dizzi- rvous Neuraliis, ion_caused by vE ness, ' Cony Hteadache, N e of ule Deprossion ity and ln y Lowses and Sper avtfon of the bri K hox auseil by o or overind 3 one month's treatment. $1.00 for #5.00,sent by il prepaid on r WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES To cure any ¢ With each order recel us for six hoxes, accompanied with send the purehaser our Wriiten iara fund the money If the treatment docs Lot care. Guarantees bssued only by (e Drug Co., Drugglats, Sole Agents, 1110} street Oin ha b Remarkable for powerful sympathe tone, pliable action wnd absolute dura- bility; #0 years' record the best guaran- tee of the excellence of these instru- »f Melton Overeoats, one a brown the other a grey shade, Just think of You ing at $7.90. This is made e like any merchant tailor garment, coat. A third garment which we take pride to mention is a very fine Melton, of a beautiful light shade,which This coat is LINED THROUGHOUT WITH and make, equal to any custom made garment for which a merchant tailor wonld charge §$ E SILK, and in quality, appe o: §40, them, and every one you will admit wild fire. W 3 N, W. Cor. 13th & Dodge Sts. FOR THE THEATMENT OF ALL Clhronic and Surpical Disgases, BRACES, Appllances fer Daformities and Trusses. 1 or | Treatmient. FIFTY ROOMS FOR PATIENTS. Doard and attendauce; best Lospital accommods WIITE POk CL Mrusses, Club F Tumors, Cancer. Catarrh, Brone Eivetriclty, Paralyais, Kpilepsy, Kidiioy, Hladde Eye, Ear, Skin and Bood,and all Surkical oporation Diseases of Women a Speclalty, BOOK ON DISEASES OF WOMEN FIEE. ONLY BRELIABLE MEDICAL INSTITUTE MAKING A SPECIALTY OF PRIVATE DISEASES. . Syphilitio ut morcury. New restorative treatment for 108y of Vital Power, anable to visit us may correspondence. Medicines or insti securely sender. 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Undertakers and Embalmer At the old stand 1407 Farnam St. Orders by tetegraph solicited and promptly attended, Telephone 1o Millions of Tregs! Consisting of Fruit Trees, Small Fruits, ( Vines, Oruwmental Frecs’ and Surub + together with L oI n 1s for planting Timber Claims. LOW PRICES AND CHOICE ST0CK. Facllities nnsurpassed. Write for wholesale and retall lists, Addr ss, ANDOAJ NURSERIES, D. 8. LAKE, Proprietor, ANDOAH, - - - JOWA, ments, 1 wind all urinary troubles casily, quick | KIDNEY St ety b by st s | sules. Several cases cured in seven days, Sold DR. ALFRED SHIFMAN, Physician and Surgeon 8170 per box, all drugglsts, or by mail fFoin Do i BTy Con, 2 WhHES BNy Full ivect ons, PLATTSMOUTH, - NEBRAUKA, Nebraska Glothing Gompany | Corner Douglas and Fourteenth Streets, Omaha.