Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 22, 1890, Page 8

LHER - GLL Y Miss Eva Shontz, a talented young elocutionist, gave an interesting enter- tainment at the Central United Presby- terian church last night. which was highly appreciated by the audience prosent. sikaiss Personal Paragraphs. C. A. Rice of Kearney is at the Paxton. James D, Loveof Kearney 1s at the Mur- ray. A. O. Pound of Blair is stopping at_the Casey. E. M. Palmer of Holdrege is a guest at the Casey. L. D. Fowler of Sutton is a guest at the Paxton, G. W, Updike of Howard is a guest at the Millard. Robert the Casey, A. W. Baldwin of Fremont is stopping at the Case, E. W. Hays of Beatrice s registered at the Millard, C. A. McCargar of Lincoln is stopping at the Paxton, E. H. Morris of Fremont is regist ered at the Paxton. . C. Phillipsof Grand Island is registered at the Murray, George-E, McDonald of Fremont 18 regis- tered at the Millard, Mrs. W. B. Thorpe of guest at the Murray. Heary T. Oxnard of Grand Island was at the Paxton yesterday. Mrs. Davidson and son of Kearney are among the guests at the Paxton. M. N. Drake and R. H. Petersonof Louis- ville are stopping at the Murray. M. D, Welch and W. H. Dorgan of coln are among the guests at the Murra) H. C. McMaken of Plattsmouth, president of the Nebraska Soldiers’ association, is in the city. Mr. R, M. Patterson has returned from a pleasant trip to Chicao, where he has been for the last we Mr. Herbert S. Houston, formerly city ed- itor of the Mitchell, S, D., Republican, passed through tho city yesterday on his way to assume the city editorship of the Hutchizson, Kal News. He looked through Tue Bree building, which he said surpassed any newspaper establishment in the country, of which he had seen the princi- palones, it 3. K. Miller of South Bend is at David City is a — T have used your Salyation Oil for cracked heels, maoge, and sand cracks with horses, and it gives perfect satisfaction. Chas. W. Lee, 414 W. Baltimore street, Balto., Md. The cost of Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup is only 25 cents. A bottle will convince all of its excellence, Fell Fifteen Peet. Tom Doole, an employe of the Thompson- Houston.electric light company, fell a ais- tanco of fifteon feet yesterday afternoon, at the company’s new building, at the foot of Jones stroet, crushing his left knee cap and sustaining other painful though not serious bruises. He boards at the Doran house, but was removed to St. Joseph's hospital, To Nervous Men. If you will send us your address we wil send you Dr. Dye's celebrated voltaic belt and apphances on trial. They will quickly restore you to vigor, manhood and health, Vorrarc Bi Co., Marshal, Mich. Increasing the Assiscant's Salary. United States Disteict Attornoy Balker says that tho salary of his assistant, who ever he may be, is to be increased from $:00 to §1,000 per annum. Mr. Baker is hopefal of procuring even a larger salary than this for the assistant, as the above increase was :pc\lrcd voluntarily by the Nebraska delega- ion. A Hard Winter for Throat and Lung Diseasce, The past winter has been an unusually severe ono for throat and lung diseases. Coughs and colds seem ty hang on with great persistency and fail to yield to the usual remedies. This is more noticeable the further ecast you go. Many remedies that had enjoyed the popular favor for years past were pro- nounced of no account, and to have no more effect than that much water. Others previously little known in the locality jumped into popular favor and received unstinted praise. An in of this kind occurred at Alleghen Pa. Messvs, I, H. Eggers & n, o popular drug firm who have three stores there, say o lady after having bought her fifth bottle of " a_certain medicine said: *This one will be the last. I have cured up my own family and did them so much good that they,now want me %o cure our neighbors.” The medi- cine referred to was Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy. Messrs. Eggers & Son bought their first supply ‘last Novem- ber. They say at fust the sales were slow, but now their sales of this remedy exceed thatof any other two medi- cines they handle, and that the greater part of their sales ace from merit alone or through the recommendations of others. One retail druggist in Pitts- burg, Pa., has ordered five gross of this remedy for his individual retail trade during the past four months. This remedy is well known heve and sold by nearly every druggist in the city. Announcements. Hallen & Hart, the popalar comedy artists, will begin their engagement 1 Donnelly's farco comedy, *‘Later On,” at Boyd's opera honse on next Monday ovening. 'The piece has been greatly improved this season, and now contaius many uew features, Evans & Hooy, the renowned comedians, ‘who have made a world wide reputation in the characters of McCorker and OId Hoss in *The Parlor Mateh,” will be at the Boyd on Thursday, Friduy and Saturday of next week, The appearance of the California opera compuny at the Grand opera house Sunday evening and all of next week is exeiting con- derable interest, inasmuch as first class sconic productions will be givon at popular prices, viz, 2 and 50 cents. This is an experiment by tne management of the Graud, and thoy pay a certainty to the com pany, which is reaily a meritorious one in overy way, and includes some of the best known comio opera artists in the country. ‘Ihe ropertoire will cousist, as proviously an nounced, of 1d Pasha,” *‘Pinafore,” and **Fra Didvolo. The engagement of the Emma * Juch Grand English opera company at tho foyd on Monday, Macch 81, will bo one of the ohief musical ovents of the present year, The opera of “Faust"” will be the bill, aud it will bo staged and sune in a manner that has never been equaled in this city, The com- pany comprises 125 artists, For strengthoning and clearing the voice, use “*Hrown's Bronchisl Troohes."—[ have commended them to friends who were public speakers and they have proved ox- tremely serviceable.”—Henry Ward Beocher Police Court Notes, John Hendricks, the “big stockman from Deadwood,” was Yostorday afternoon in the sum of $100, his bondsmun being C. . Corbett, John Jones was g@iven twenty days for stealing a gold ring from a city jail cellmate named Henson J. W, Hall, ex convict, and John Cum- ings were Jailed by Oticer Dillon yesterday aftornoon, having in their possession two pair of trousers and a coat, stolen from Julius Meyer's rooms, Eleveuth and Farnam, Leon Kopald, Charles Dohn and W. K. Jacobs, cbarged with assaulting . H. Dow, was a caso of minor importauce, but which oceupied several hours before Judge Helsley rday afternoon. It was & potty squab mony: coustables. Iv was flaally con- tinued to 11 o'clock today. — A number of Omaha ministers will define the creeds of their respective churches in Tne Suxpay Bee, This is a brilliant feature ~—entortainiog and wmstractive. Don't fail to read it nally bailed out of jailg A STARTLING STAND, The Unfon Pacific Oreates Conster- nation Among Warring Roads. A dispateh from Chicago says that the Union Pacific has cast an additional fire- brand into the white-heat of western rate troubles. Itseems that this compsny con- cluded not to be drawn into the war on any basis, and thereforo gave its eastern connec- tions notice that under no circumstances would it nccopt ~a less percentage of the division on through business than before the reduction of the Chicago-Missouri river rates from i5 10 60 conts first-class. This caused n pro- found sensation, The Iowa lines naturally nkjected to paying any more than formerly, consequently serious trouble is threatened. ‘The managers over thero held a meeting yesterday and discussed the situation, Every Chicago road and some the trans- Missourl lines were reprosented. ‘Ihey had ahot time, The Union Pacific clearly in- formed them that it did not propose to lose money through a fight in which it took no part, nor did_it want any reduction of rates west of the Missouri river, “Wh should we ba forcad to accept a less r cent,” said ap official of the road yes- rday, “simply bocause somebody clse sces fit to reduce rates as ¢ means of re- venge for some coutroversy that cannot be adjusted, It1s nonsense. [ beiieve it is a good thing for the Union Pacific to be AgEressIv : *But your contemporuries find occasion in the present difficalty to, make cavital out of the fact that the Northwestern has voted agnust the Union Pacific's position. They im to see in this signs of disruption in the Union Pacific-Northwestern trafic agree- ments,” was suggosted. “That's all right, Lot them sea. If they can find any cousolation in the Northwest- orn’s action, I am perfectly willing they shali have it. However, don't get alarmed over anything until In the maan- time just keop an eye on the Union Paciflc and see whother or not it sustains the posi- tion it has taken in this matter.” Buitding in Nebraska, Unless the present state of affairs change at least one road, and that is the Burliugton, proposes to dofer all oxpenditure of money in building in Nebraska this year, except on the Omaha union depot. President Perking has written to General Manager Holdrege informing him that while rates are so dis- turbed and demoralized they ,cannot think of incurring additional expense. These things, however, will bave no effect on other corporations and the year promises to be an active one. Between the Union Pa- Missouri Pacific and_Rock Island con- siderable new work is to be performed. A local company organized at Kearney in which ion Pacific 15 interested will build the Wood River branch. The Rock lsland bas decided to construct the cut off from here to either Beatrice or Fairbury which will con- nect the main and Denver lines and it is confidentinily understood that Mr. Gould’s company intends to take up the Omaha-Yankton schome, General Manager Clark is expected in Omaha some time next wenk, the object of his visit presumably veing to discuss thav proposition. Trying to End the War. A strong effort is being made to terminate the passenger rate war. General agents of all the western lines have received notice tp attend a reeting in Chi- cago next week. Some of the lines have been discovered manipulatiog rates to such an extent by the payment of commissions tnat the revenue has been reduced to less than the cost of printing tickets. For in- stance, the Rock Island is accused of selling res from Denver to Chicago at $10 first class and §14 second class, with a §4 commis- sion to brokers. Of course, it denies this charge, but Union Pacific men say they have bought n ticket at $16 and can prove what they say. A New Traveling Agent. Mr. J. Murdock, traveling freight agent for tho Union Pacitic, has resigned, and a circular was issued vesterday_appointing C. J. Lane ns his successor. Mr. Lane has been live stock agent. Henceforth he will attend to the duties of both positions. The appointment takes effect at once. iE Wanted—A good appetite. You can haveit easy enough by taking Hood's Sarsaparilla. It tones the digestion and cures sick headache. inimitable Washington correspondent, contributes to Tie SUNDAY Bz an nterview with Unclo Jeremiah Rusk. It comprises choice little storics, fresh and breezy gossip, and 18 full of meat. THE PRICES FOR ICE, Abundant Crop and Low Prices In Consequence. . J. H. Hungate of the Kimball Ico com- pany was yesterday asied if the price of ico for the coming season had been de- cided upon. *Yes," hosmd, “and it 18 lower than it was last year.” *What 1a the scale?” he wase asked, “Itis about as follows: Kor families and others using from fifteen to twenty pounds per day it will be 50-cents; from fifty to 100 pounds, 40 cents; from 100 pounds upwards it will e 80 cents; from 700 to 2,000 pounds, 25 cents, and from theuce upwards, 17:¢ cents, Saloons WHL be charged 25 cents straight.”” “How has tho crop been this year, Mr. Hungate! " “Excelient. Tco i abundant and of very good quality, generally. All the ice for our company was harvested from the reservoirs of the American waterworks at Florence and is as flue as T have ever scen, itis clear as crystal and of grent thickness.” “Carp,” Tue B California Cat-K-Cur The only guaranteed cure for catarrh, cold in the head, he cold, catarrhal deafness and sor the sense of wd unplea: reath, resulting from Easy and pleasant'to use, Follow ctions and a ¢ 1sts, Send for MEDICAL COME months’ treatment for Sold by Goodman Dri The Federal Court. Mr. G. W. Grifith of Kansas has brought suitin the United States district court against Thomas . Cotter, Jamos Cot- ter and Elizabeth Cotter of Owmaha, praying for the foreclosure of all equity of redemp- tion or other interest in the following pieces of Omaha realty, which were given as secur- ity for four notes aggregating #5,500: Tax Iot 6 in section 10, township 15, commencing atapointon tho east line of Eighteenth street north of the south hne of section 10, being 00x132 feet} nlso the cast half of the west balf of lot 1, in block 02, being 83 feet, ——— Miles' Nerve and Liver Pills, An important discovery. They act on the iiver, stomach and -~ bowels through the nerves. A new principie. They speedily curo billiousness, bad taste, torpid liver, piles and constipation Spiendid for men, women and children. Smallest, mildest, surest. 50 doses for 23 cents. nples fraa at Kubn & Co.'s, 15th and Douglas, Reducing Poor Supplies. Superintendent of Poor Mahonay was dis- tributing the usual grist yesterday, but anoounced that thus would be the last wedk. There are a dozea or more families which receive support the year round, but the long procession which Visits his headquarters durivg the severe weather is cut off iu the summer, Marriage Licenses Marriage licouses were issued to the fol- lowiog parties by Judge Shields yesterday: Nawe and residence. § Lucien E. Taylor, Omaba...... 1 Minnie M. Clarke, Cleveland, O. 1, Hazzard, Omaha i ling, Oskaloosa, Ia. 18 { August Erickson, Omaha., 1 Mary Swanson, Omaha, Grain lnspectior A petition signed by the owners of 00 elevators in Nebraska has just been wired to Senator Raudall, Aunapolis, Md., It sets THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY, MARCH 29 pe 1890 forth that Baltimore grain inspection has boen satisfactory to farmers and dialsrs of the west, and’ the petitioners thiuk any change will be detrimental to western in- terests, An Absolute Cure. The ORIGINAL ABIKTINE OINTMEN £ is only put up in larae two-ounes tin boxes, and is an absolute curo for all sores, burns, wounds, ohapped hands and all skid erup- tions, Will positively cure all kinds of piles. Ask for the ORIGINAL ABIETINE OINT- MENT, Sold by Goolman Drug company at 25 conts per box—by mail 30 cents. ARRESTED FOR AN OLD OFFENSE An Auctioneer to Answer for Selling Snide Jowelry. Daniel 8, M. Fretwell, tho of an auction house on street, between Harncy and Howard, has been arrested by Deputy Sheriff Isasc A. Hill for an offense committed five years ago. At that time Fretwell was running a jowelry auction shop at Freeport, 11, and it is al- leged that he sold a brass watch to a lady in that place with the guarantee that it was solid gold. Thie lady discovered tho fraud and caused his arrest. Ho was reloased on £500 oonds to avpear for trial, but at the time set for his arraignment ho could not be found aud his bondsmen nad to forfeit tho money they put up for his appearance, Without consulting his bandsmen first 1t is reported that he quietly bought a ticket to Omaha and his bondsmen have failod until within the last few sate him. Ho will be taken b port, where he will be arraigned on the charge of abtaining money under false pretensos, propriotor Thirteenth District Conrr. Nothing was done in Judge Clarkson’s court yesterday morning. The prosecuting attorney was ready with the Quinlan case for assaulting Louis Klopman with intent to kill, but the attorneys for tho defense waited time and it was given them, Ida M. Hough complains of an in- felicitous marital experience, She was married to - Willis P. ~ Hough only seven months ago, and 1n thrce months after that time Willis was guilty of sundry indis. cretions in some of his lady friends were concerned, and Ida wants hor maiden Yesterday aftesnoon, after hearing part of tho testimony of Thomas O'Neil aain an Waterworks company for damages on account of injuries recel while working in a trench, Judge Hop ordered the jury to return a verdict for the defeadant on ‘account of contributory negli- gence on the part of the plaintf, County Co o Augustus T. Thatcher of Chicago, by his agent, Henry A. Cox, obtained a judgment of #470 against the Pruyn Carriage and Coal company for coal sold and delivered. A. C. Houston has sued A. N. Meals and R. I Wray for 8600 on a note. The early approac of the baseball soason is the occaston of a splendid sporting de- partment in Tur Susxpay Bee. No one in- terested in the a rs of the Western asso- ciation will fail to read it with great interest. SOUTH OM iHA NEWS, Polit cal Slates. Here are two tickets outiined by a poli- tician who ought to know what is going on Regular Republican—For mayor, Dan Condon; clerk, William Enright treasurer, Thomas Geary; police judge, P. J. King. ight Democratic—For ‘mayor, W. G. clerk, John Ryan; treasurer, Thomas Hoctor; police judge, 1. King. “Uhere are indefinité and unroliable hints of a third ticket to be-launched on the local political sea, but the wen who are suppo 10 be respousible for it deny any knowledgo of the movement. In Juage n Tourt, John Connors and Charles Me:r.li, vag- rants, and William Gerky, a plain drunk, were dismissed. Johu Donaldson, drun, was assessed $3and costs, and Pat Costello, on the samo chargo, was sent to the county Jail for ten duys. g ‘T'he bull dog whose toeth entared the leg of the Williams, the Fourth ward carrier boy for Tie Bee, Wednesday night, was in tho police court Thursday afternoon. Ownership of the canin2 could not be estab~ lished so he was sentenced to be shot, Maurer Fallon executed the animal last night. Are You negisterod? The boards of registration will sit at tho following places today : First Ward—Jerry Dee's store room, on Twenty-fifth street, between M and N streets, Second Ward—J. Levy's office, sixth street, near N, Third Ward—J. strect. IPourth Ward—At Exchange buildin, Thursday’'s BEE wuas 1n error when it stated that yesterday and today were tho only days on which voters could register for the coming election. A closer reading of the law shows that the boards must set again on the Saturday preceding election, City Notes nnd Personals. Superintendent Whittlesey of the Ham- mond house has returned from Hammond, Ind, Dr. Orlando Pearson is the guest of Rev. R. L. Wheeler, Fred Cooper of Oakland, Tn., made a short visit to South Omaba friends while enrouto to Colorado. Mrs, Herbert Williams of Valley is visit- ing her cousin Miss Zoe Williams, William McNenney and William Newton have gone to tnewr old homes in, Rhode Island. William A. Paxton had W. J. Cosgrove of Lincoln and J. A. Dougherty and Henry Memory, prominent business mén of Chicago, in tho city visiting the stock yards and pack- ing houses the otner day. Jeremiah Hughes of Clarks, Nev., was in the city yesterduy looking after his property interest David Morris, a Onondaga Hill, in South Omab _Wesley Slaser has gone to Creighton, Neb., called there by the sickness of one of his children, Horman Roffel, whose death was nounced Thursday, was sent to St. vesterday afternoon for interment. Doputy Sheriff Al McCracken returned from DeWitt, fa., Thursday and left im- mediately for Denver on oficial business. J. D. Robinson of the Hammond packing house slipped and suffered a severo sprain of the ankle, Col. E. P, Savage left for New York city Thursday. The maple social given by the ladies of the Presbyterian chureh Thursday night in the Brandeis building was a successtul affair. Madamo Crevan, the propristor of the “Cigar Store,” has been arrested for ke ing a disreputable house. The men w were arrested for throwing eggs ot the joint were discharged by Judge King. Mrs, Winslow’s Soothing Syrup re- duces inflammation while children are teethin, 5 cents a bottle Twenty- Kilkar's, on Wost O well known miller of ., 18 the guest of friends an- Paul ¥Manry Witnesses. 100,000 witnesses testify to tho virtues ot Dr. Tutt's Wherever Chills and ¥ illous D) votions pr hey have proven a great blessiug, e B singl o you thiat thi eateh-pe Twenty years test hins establis) 4 all over the world, Gains Fifteen Pounds. Ano galued fifteen pounds of solid W, €, SCHULTZE, ¢ Tutt’s Liver Pills GIVE STRENGTH AND HARD MUSCLE. \ FANTRD-—Dressmaker to rent & suite of turnished rooms above oue of the princl- pal dry goods stores in a beautitul town of about 1500 " inhabitauts, 150 miles west of Omahs, at the nomiual rent of $15 ver m ineludiig light and heat, No one ueed o unloss they can give undoubted refore their ability and characier; Tight party can easily net $100 per montl, Addiess, A 40, (ki ollice, CONSUMPTION, lN its first stagns, can b successfully checked byt prompt use of Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. Even in the later periods of that discase, the cough is wonderfully rélseved by this medicine. “T have nsed.Ayer's Cherry Pectoral with the besticeffect in my practice. This wonderful: preparation once saved my life. I hada constant cough, night sweats, was {r-.ny reduced in’ flesh, and given up By my physician. One bottle and a I)i of the Pectoral cured me."'—J Eidson, M. D., Middleton, Tennessee. “ Several years ago T was soverely i1l The doctors said 1 was in consumption, and that they could do nothing for me, but advised me, 25 a last resort, to t Ayer's* Cherry Pectoral. After ts E this medicing two or th month ‘was cured 1 my health remuing good to the present day.”—James Birchard, Darien, Conn, “8everal years ago, on a passage homo from California, by water, I contracted d that for somo day ny state-room, aid o rd considered my lifo Happening to have a bottlo 3 Cherry Pectoral, T used it freely, and my lungs were soon restored to nyh!'"l”\\':|"II|<Lli|inl\. Since then L have invariably recommended this prep- handler, Junction, Va. Ryer's Ghery Pectoral, PREPARED DY Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass, Bold by all Druggists. Price 81; sixbottles, 35, DRS. BETTS & BETTS 3408 FARNAM STREET, OMAHA, Nan. * @pposite Paxton Hotel) Office hours, v 5. m., 108 p. m. 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MARUIED M, or thoto entoring on thet happy life, 6are of physicinl debility. quickly nssisted OUR SUGCESS. 18 ased upon facts, first—practical experl nec- ond—every case i eapecially atudied: thus Starting E""m' third—medic; prepared in our own las L0y exaotly o Uit wach caso, Lhun affecting cures without injary. €2-Send ( cents postago for colobrated works on chronic, nervous and delicate discnsos. Thousands cured. ¥¥=A friendly lotter or call may save you fu ture suflering andshame, andadd goiden years to life £#-No lotturs answerod uploss accompanied by 4 tents In stamps. Address oreall on DRS. BETTS & BETTS, 1408 Farram street, Omaha, Neb. s, blotohes, yphilitic sors ., Pormanently Children always Enjoy It. of pure Cod Liver OIl with Hypo= phosphites of Lime and Soda Is almost ns polatablo as milk. Children enjoy It rather than otherwise. A MARVELLOUS FLESH PRODUCER It ls Indeed, and tho Iittle lads and lasales who take cold easlly, may be fortified agelnst a cough that might prove serlous, by taking Scott's Emulsion after thelr moals during the winteér season. Beware of swbstitutions and imitation: e WATCHES: Queen City Top Mig Co. MANUFAGTURERS OF BUGGY TOPS OF ALL KINDS, CUSHIONS, BACKS, RAILS, SEATS AND TRIMMINGS. m 8t, © 0pp. Catulogue innati, O 47 - WE ARE READY For the new season with a new stock, Ouvr spring goods are open and on our counters and every prog- ent and prospective purchaser of a spring suit should turn his footsteps in our dir you something worth coming for—We are showing this season is on a much larger s try, and—always progressive—we are also with eve of our goods, tables that is not perfect in make, ile than formerly. y season trying to i fit and workmanship. tion. mprove upon the qualit We will show we constantly inereasing our business, and the stock of goods we It has no equal in this part of the coun= wnd make We handle and sell only such goods which will give satisfaction, and nothing comes on our Advertiseing talk does not count for much nowadays. We do not use us muel space in the papers and may not put things so forcibly as others do—us we avoid all sensational methods of advertising, BUT OUR GOODS AND PRICES TALK MOST CONVINCING We rely pon our customers for thi con= stant and steady dncrease of onr business—as, we sell them such goods which not only brings them back every season, but causes them to recomend us to their friends, tising and is sure to bring the higgest returns, gains are a daily occurence, and no exception. other hduses, Our Mail Order Dapartment is now in wo will send you a good line to select from and w Nebraska Glothing Company . All our goods king order. 1 also send blanks for s Write for sam; i s of our spring suits and 2l f-me urings Corner Douglas and Fourteenth Streets. Having about completed the | IMPROVEMENTS in our store, we are now, prepared to serve our cus-| tomers in the best manner, QOne of the Special Attractions | | | | | | this week will be | Men’s Trousers | which we offer from ¢r1.75 to $5. Men's Spring Over-| |coats from $6 to $30. All heavy overcoats \villi' be sold ata liberal reduction | Tho Inrgest, fastort aid fnest i the world enger nodations unexcelled, Circassia, March Anchori, April SALOON, SECON lowes s, uresquoe Clydo y and South of UISIONS TO PAIIS 01 CONTINENTA Urms. Truvolons: Clroalar Lerters Wt Arafisfor any wmonnt ot Jowest curren ADbly o any of the loca agents or to HE JERSON B8RO hicago, Ills, Hall, H. V. Moores, C. H. Mares, U. P. Depot. H. STATE LINE To Glasgow, Belfast Dublin and Liver- RY THURSDAY. ording to location of FROM NEW YOR| Cabin passage ¥35 to $:0, ac: stato Steerage to and from I st Rates AUSTIN BALDWIN & Co,, General Agents. 53 Broadway, New York Jno. Blogerw General Western Agent, 104 It dolphStrect, Harry E. Moores, Thos, McCanue AI.I.AH lINEflBE%fl STEAMERS Passage to and from Great Britain and af parts of Europe. Montreal-Liverpool foute, by the Sators of St. Lawrence, shortest ofall, Glasgow to Boston, to Philadelphia, Liverpool to aud from nore, Th toamors, = Class oxcelsio Aeomaogat surpassed. Weekly sailin ALLAN & CO., Gon. West. Ag'ts, a Sallo St., Chicago, Il ©.J. Sundell, Masager, 112 8" STATE o GUITA ANDOLNS SRS IS T'D (ATALOGUE\ & CHEAPEST - OF ALL MVSICAL INS TRUMENTS FREE JCHAYNES 6 (0. BesroN,Mass commodations Wost Clles, Tamors, Can, ©, ¥ar, Skin and Blo; Institute Sy philitic Loss of Vital catlans confide te contents o ad wo will Omaha Hundreds are beir deriul Bargains we are aking o Sp ¢ po lalty of PRI ;. 1 from the system without lsit us BOOK 0, with o list. Medical and Surgical Institute Corner Oth aud Harney Streets, Omah nd Farnam Sts, flering on Everything, ALL DIAMONDS RETAILED AT IMPORTER'S FRICES. WATCHES—Ladies' or Gentle Zold, stewn winders, warr inted g Ladies’ fino solid gold and full jeweled move All oiher watche: JEWELRY HALE for DOWN FIGUR clecr from. 1 S50, ment iz ents, only $35 men's heavy hun ool timers, irom § e dinmond upwards, AL our dozeas of Lamps ever shown in This is the most forcible way of adver- We do not blow a hig bargain horn, because with us bir- bargains compared with the prices of wo Neb. Max Meyer & Bro., Corner i161h a Continuation of our Great Closing Out Sale mude happy on aceount of the Won- >, g cased, solid 7 cased Watches, iry at ahont LARKLID styles to Omana from $5 up to $50. them, Beautiful beyond description fs our line of Silver and fine quidruple-placed wara, It must ho seen to ve apprec Rich, novel and original desiz Sets, Fruit, Salad and Nut Bowls, Bisouit Jars,' Cake Bask tter Dis wal mense line ors, Napkin Holders, C small wards, in artistic y ps, ete., rns, beingrold at abour 50 CENIS ON THE DOLLAK. 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