Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 18, 1891, Page 8

oy < “pr I'HE CITY. General Manager S. S, H, to St. Louis yesterday expected to return soon, A marriago license was fssned yester day to Fred Renard jr. and Mar, ham, both of Douglas county The Leslie drug store building at the corner of Sixteenth and Dodge strects has been secured by the Globe loan and trust o y. and will be converted nking house. division superintende Pacific betwes L is to succeed tendent Rid f the Idaho division of the Union Pacific on the 1st prox. The receipts at the custom house ye terday consisted of ten ¢ i from Wales, seven ca king company, two for Rector helmy and one for the Lee, Clarke, Andreesen company. Clark went morning, butis They Giv ir Roasons, Below are given ten reasons why Chamby lain’s Cough Remedy is the bes 1. It will cure a severe cold in less time than any other treatment 2. 1t does not suppress a cough or cold ; but loosens and relieves it 8. It relieves the lungs, which1s of great fmportance in treating a cola It is tne only remedy that will cause the expulsion of mucus from the air celis of the lungs, 5. It renders the muous less tenacious and sxpectorato. ho first symp- it will ure a ere cold in a smulv day. It will provet croup and avert all dan- ger and arxiety arising from that dreaded dtw.m' It has cured thousands of cases of croup, mul careful inquiry fails to discover a single casc in which it has ever failed. 9. 1t does not contain opium, chloroform, nor any other injurious substance. There1s not the least danger in giving it to childre 10. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy acts in rfect harmony with nature and aids nature n relieving the lungs and freeing the system of morbid ‘matter, accumulated by cause of the cold. 50 cents' per bottle, I was s0 lame with rheumatism that 1 could hardly walk, wher ian advised me to use Ch Balm. It_soon cured me, savs H. Mense, a blacksmith at Bigel, 101 For sale by druggists. el el An Important Chanze. Madamo .Wallace, tho well known dressmaker, will take entiro charge of our custom dressmaking do March 1, branch of our business has been so rapid that our present force was unablo to do justice to the work demanded of it, and we feel :d thay wo have made a change that will bo appreciated by our ownas well as Madame Wallace's cus- tomers., irtment on The growth of this business assu Our parlors and work rooms oc- cupy our entire 5th floor, nearly twelve thousand square feet. 80 important an ame Wallace's, To make room for establishment as Mad- whose stock we have purchased, wo shall offer our magnifi- cent stock, added to hers, on our silk rounter next Thursday morning— all at less than cost to im- nbined stocks are worth TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND dollars ($25,000), and will be sold at a great sacrifice—all single aress patterns and no duplieates, They will be made to order until March 1, at very low prices or the goods will be sold by itself. THE MORSE DRY GOODS CO. ot AMONG STRANGERS. Paris novelties, port. The c DIED J. F. Chenowith, an Towan, Dies While Moving to Omaha. J. F. Cher.owith, a new-comer to this city, died suadenly of heart disease at 10:30 o'clock yesterday morning in a Cbinese laundry at 1008 Harney street. The deceased had just moved here with his family from Sioux City, Ia., and was en- gaged in superintending the removal of his goods from the depot to the residence at 1445 North Seventeenth street. He euntered the laundry to get some cloth- fng that had been left there, He complained of feeling tired, and sat down, but almost immediately fell to the floor a corpse. The coroner was notified, but’ he was en- aged at tho Connors’ inquest at Heafey & deafe, and after waiting for him for over half an hour the remains were removed to Maul’s undertaking rooms The body was viewed by a coroner’s jury last evening and a post mortem made to° de- termine the ceuse of death, The remains were removed to Lennox, Ta., the former home of the deceased, last night by the son, and the inquest will be held at 11 o'clock this morning, B A Dead Shot on a Cough ro Cold. The editor of the Lewis, Towa, Independ- ant, relates his experience for tho benefit of the public, as follows: *“We huve adver- tised a great many different patent medicines but have never taken the pains to editorially Spuft” one, We ere going to do so now for the first time, Chamberlain & Co., Des Moines, lowa, manufacture a cough remedy which is absolutely the best thing we have ever seen, We have used it in our family for the past year, and consider it indispensable, Its effects are almost instantancous, and there is no use talking, it is a dead :hot on & cough or cold. We don't say this for pay, but because we cousider Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy the best made, and we want the people to know it and use it. . Buildinz Permits. The following permits wera issued by the superinto.dent of buildings yesterday : Ruyler. one and one-half story uo dweliing, 1201 Poppleton avenue 8 1,50 ne story frame dwelllug, Fannie A, Gard; one and one-| trame dwelling, Clifton Hill Fruanels Goodull, 'one and one-half story frame dwelling, Twenty-seventh and Boaulding streets, Francs Goodull, one and ¢ ne dwelling, Bpuulding streets. it story’ alt itory wenty-seventh and Do not take any chianco of being poisoned or burned to death with liquid stove polish, aints or enamels in bottles, The “‘{I\mpg ove Polish"is safe, odorless, brilliant, heapest and best stove polish made and the consumer pays for no expensive tin or glass package with every purchase, —— ANNOUNCEMENTS, One of the greatest wonders, or rather enigmas, of the latter days is now on ex- hibition at the Kden Musee. Bill Jones 1s known far and wide as the human ostrich, owning to bis appetite and habit of eating glass, He will munch a large chimney with s much sutisfaction as a child eats an_applo ora tramp gets away with a beef steak. Ho eats all kinds of glass with evident relish, In the Bijou theater the famous talented Rhinehart family appears. This company of beautiful girls are deciaedly pop- ular in Omaha and will be royally welcomed by all. Beatrice and Goldie Rinebart are famous for their beauty, wit, grace and talent. Their singing and dancing is fine and graceful, Austin, the musical king, and Boville, the Irish comedian, are also with this coinpany. Mr. B. B. Young will sing the baritono art of the Sea King in “The Bride of Dune arron,” originally assigned to Mr. Thomas 3. Peunell at the concert of the Apollo club 'llmrmlnr evening, Mr. Young comes on from Chicago for tke occasion, and while he takes the part at short notice, uis well known ability warrants the expectation that he will B ki uccess of the heavy purt, Tho re- ed now open at Max Meyer & erv.'l munlc storo is already very large. THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY, HAYDEN BROS, Elseman's Bankrupt 8tock Sale, Over one hundred thousand dollars worth of dry goods bought by us at about 40c¢ on the dollar; this will be a chance of a life time to buy goods cheap. On Wednesday morning man’s entire stock of corsests go o ) CORSET Madame Warren's hi h at 75¢, Eiseman’s price $ P. D. corests best quality at $2, Eiseman's price $3.5 _ Eiseman bust corsets $1.00 corsets ¢ corsets reduced to 8 Fiseman's corsets reduced ulso 100 du/n-u corsets from the Ei stock, broken sizes, worth 7se, $1.00 and $1.50; your choice of this lot for UNDERWEAR. Tt is o well known fact that in this de- partment Eiseman carried vothing but the very finest goods, It will go on sale at just 3 the price to manufacture. Infants” fine 50c; lndies’ fine muslin worth 50c; corset covers at price. All the night gownsin k stock, worth $1.50, $2,00 and duced to $1,1¢ LADILES The enti dren’s white merino shoicoe of any size only 15¢ e eman’s ludies’ scarlet rwear, worth , reduc SPECTAL, On Wednesday morning we will mence the ladies’ and tempted by any d to dde. com- gale of house in the United * FURN 2 shi 's price 85c; our price paper collars, bes seman at 25c, quality, reduced to English 4 hos only 19¢ per pair, worth All of Eiseman’s du ed to 25¢. In gents’ wool and balb n under- wear Kiseman carried as fino aline as any house in t} t, comprising Cart- wright & Warner’s, Ameriean Hosiery Co., Dr. Warner’s, Dudley, Mills & Co. The above will be put on’sale at just Liseman’s original cost, Eiseman’s stock of flannel overshirts goes on sale Wednesday morning. I 50c shirts go at 25¢, shirts go at 4 go at rts go at 7 suspenders re- 4 KID GLOVES Wednesday morning. No rash in this lop but fine goods, such as real Alexandres, Trefousse and other well known brands, I ’s 75e gloves now 39c. $1.00 gloves now 0. s $1.50 gloves now 8 $2.00 L:Iu\vfi now $1. v 500 pounds of i n:ms fino German hmum;” only 15¢ per skein; fine xony per skein zephy best (luulll\ de per ounce, HA on sale N BRO: (o e e HAY N BROS, Special Bargains from the Eiseman Stock on Sale Tomorrow in Our New Annex. All the cream- and bleached damask and loom napkins § size that were sold at 75¢, 85c, 88c, 94c, 31.00 and $1.15 doz., all in one ln'. Choice 49c a doz. This 13 a hmmgmn, and they will go fast at 1 also place on sale a lot of towels, all linen and Turkish towels, worth from 15¢ to 19¢, your choice of this lot 10¢ each. There are a great many fine whito California blankets in this stock, a great many odd pairs slightl, iled which are ingz fast, cost cuts no figure, they are sold, and cheap too. It will pay 0 look them over. 182 large size colored bed spreads down to $1.00 each; less than Lay in yoursupply of plain white India linen and Victoria lawn atic, 6e, 8c and You never saw such bargains in Omuha befor -3 Choice of all colors two yards wide Windsor felt marked down 0 $1.00 yard. ***oxtra heavy brown cotton flannel now only 10c yard.” Choice of all the Kis man all wool French flannel, marked and 75¢ reduced to 49¢ a yar 40 inches wide all wool skirting Hannel marked down to 29¢ a yaud, cheap. Hayden Bros. are bellmg Stevens’ all linen brown crash atsc a yard and its going fast. Heavy straw ticking from the Kiseman stock 6c a yard. Extra feather ticking only 12ic a yard, A daily visit to our store wili pay you well for your umu and lluuhlu Plenty of bargains for all HAYDEN I!ROS Dry goods and uurpets. A Townsend's Promotion. Information comes from a reliable source that the Gould policy of consolidation of forces is to be carried out in the passenger departments of tho Unicn Pacifie, Missouri Pacific and Richmond Terminal roads by the appointment of H, C, Townsend, the prosent general passenger agent of the cific, to the position of gen>ral passenger U.ll\h manager of the three roads, This will give Mr. ‘Townsend control of about twenty- five thousand miles of road, This move is the first toward attaining the purpose of separating the freight and passen- ger business of the Gould roads, which is generally understood to be the intention of the Wizard. By innumerable cures Dr Bull's Cough Syrup has won for itself a riost enviablo rep- u'aticn, I've been suffering for th with a strained wrist, 1 and find myself, after having used one hottle, entirely cured. ' Chas. Keyscr, 199 Mulberry street, Baltimore, Md. past three weeks ried Salvation Oil e Assistant County Attorneys: County Commissioners Timme and Van Camp went to Lincoln again yesterday, This time their errand is to procure such legisla- tion as will define and limit the nulnorny of county boards in tho matter of employing as- sistaut county attorneys, clerk to the board, paying coroner's jury fees, ete. The entire board éxpected to go, but Chair- man O'Keeflois lending suggestions to the county’s defence in tho Ryan & Walsh suit and Mr. Corrigan is sick. Mr. Berlin went down last evening. e R The Methodist Hospital. The leaders who are at the head of the movement to establish a Methodist hospital in this city are well pleased with the success which is attending their efforts, After the meeting Monday enough cash was ssub- scribed to bring the total up to $1,285, ‘The furnishings for all of the twelve rooms have been secured aud as soon as §700 in ad- dition to the present subscriptions can be se- cured, the hospital willbe open to patients, e Dr, Birney cures catarrh, Bee bldg. e Jay's Injuries Prove Fatal, George Jay, the teamster in the employ of the Kimball Ice companv, who was run over by the cars Saturday last, necessitating the amputation of a leg, died at St. Joseph's hos- pital. The remains are at Maul's under- tuking establishment. An inquest will be held today, HAYDEN BROS, Of the Biseman 1,600 yords fine son’s importation, all at 1c a yard, 00 yards fine embroideries, new fm- portations, worth 7e, 9¢, 10¢ all a 1 18,000 worth SALE ankrupt Stock. smbroideries, this worth 8¢, ¢ and yard, vards splendid embroideres, 5e, be and 7e; uIl at 8¢ a yard. Swiss'embroid- eries, worth e, 15c, 19¢ and 25c; all at 10c a_yard. 4,500 yards o worth 19c. £ nt wide embroideries, and 85c, all at ch flouncings, worth $1.00, all at 43¢ yary nch skirting, worth and #1.00, all rd and all higher ally low prices, This is ance in a lifetime to get goods at less than the cost of common trash. Linen torchon lace sold by the dozen yards at loss than single yara pr Torchon laces at 1c, 2. 8¢, 4e, 24c for a dozen yards. Not u single, but a dozen yards in_each case, RIBB( RIBBONS! RIBBON Look at this splendid display of fine silk ribbons, Ribbons worth ¢, 5¢ and 7e all at I yard, Finest silk ribbons, worth 6e, 7c and S, all at ard. Pure silk ribbons, worth 10¢ to 15¢, at e yard, Your choice of 5,000 bolts fine silk rib- bons at less than one-thivd the cost to manufacture, HAYDEN BROS, 16th and Dodge sts. -~ The greatest mind reader and coun- sellor in the world is at North 16th strect. e up to i WILL BEN 1T THE DISTRICT. A New Plan for Changing the Grade of Douglas Street. Property owners protesting against the appraisement on account of damages to result from the contemplated change of the Doug- las street grade, an_ entively new pronosition on tho city council ~sitting as a board of equaliz Tho ¢l chango of appraisers for o ke !mu consideration , and Hml the cost specially beu- ion that has been sprung is tax for these benefits uppn in_the dist The prop- m_ that rovides taking into erty owner inasmuch as the for the appraisers account the benefits that have practically been assumed against all property to whi damages have been given, and that the city has no further right to levy a tax for benefits on any property that has received any dam- ages. “If this theory of those who are protesting holds good,” si the city engineer, 1t will reduce the amount of taxable frontage in the district very materially, and proportionately incre the tax on the balanc The board and city engineer decided to get the city attorney’s opinion on the matter, e o Y Ty De Witt's Lattle Barly Risers: oniy pill to cure sick headache and regulate tha bowels. et el Death of Miss Clar Postmaster T. 8. Clarkson reccived the sing information Monday from Oolo- rado Springs apprising him of the death of his daughter, Ceceha M. Clarkson. The young lady had been at Colorado Springs sinco last October for the benefit of her health. Her death occurred at noon Mon- day and came quite suddenly, although she had been ill for some time. Mrs. Clark- son was at her daughter's bedside when she passed into ecternity. Major Clarkson took the afternoon train for Colorado Springs and will return with MrS. Clarison and the remaius today. The deccased was very highly esteemed by a large circle of friends and the family, which consists of Major Clarkson and wifo, three daughters and a son, will have the sympathy of a host of friends 'in this bereave- ment. The deceased was twenty-one years old and was the second daughter in the family, The funeral will take pla n Thursday at 2 p.m,at the family residence, No. Dodge street, and will be conducted by Dean Gardner, The interment will take place in Prospect Hill comotery, E Ay The three outlets of disease are the bowels, the skin and the Kidneys. Regulate their uct tion with the best purifying tonic, Burdock Blood Bitters. son. e A Fitting Appointment. The officers of the board of trade have re- ceived a letter from Hoo. William O. Me- Dowell, secretary of the Pan-Republics con- gress committees, acknowledging the receipt of the board of trade’s expression of thauks for the appointment of Col. C. 8. Chase of ths city as chairman of the committee on plan and scope for the proposed congress. “It is_peculiarly fit- ting,” writes Secretary McDowell, “ihat a citizen of your wonderful city —wonderful in the rapidity of its developement and won- derful in its central location—should be called upon to lead in marking out the plan and scope of what we believe will be the greatest congress in its possibilities for use- fulness to the human race that has ever con- vened iu the history ot the world.” e How to Loosen and Relieve a Severe Cold, No one afllicted with throator lung trouble, can use Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy with- out a beneficial effect. It will loosen and re- lieve a severe cold in less time than any other trentment. There is no danger in giv- ing it to children, as it contains no_injurious substance. It will provent crovp if used as soon as the child becomes hoarse. 50 cent bottles, e The Real Estate Exchange, The attendance at the meeting of the real estate exchange was unusually large yester- day morning. The listings were as follows : Lot 9, block 8, Shull's ses $2,300; cash- $1,400, gage. Lots 9 and 10, block 5, Meyer's, & Tilden's addition, §2,150; ance to be arranged. Lowe's addition, 81,000, 1,200, cond addition, bulance subject to mort- Richards cash §700, bal- Lot 12, block I, cash; improvements, ck K, Saunders & Himebaugh's ; cash §2.50, balance on time, s i Dr. Birney cures catarrh, Bee bldg. — A Boy Hurt. Grant Brown, who lives at 2416 south Sixteenth street, fell from a load of lumber Monday afternoon at Twenty-ninth and Corby streets and received serious internal injuries. FP[ICGS 'l ream Bowcet Vsod 10 Millions of Honu— FEBRUARY 18, 1891, FIGHT, FIGHT. .. Al amono thc manufacturers of Rubber Boots, Shocs, Arctics, Lumberman’s Overs and all kinds of S There is v The raw material is very high The Grand Old DOWN!! Foot Wear. and advancing, still the prices o0 Sandals,” pecialtics in Rubber go DOWN! DOWN! —— New Jersey Rubber Shoe Co: Leads the procession as usual, and I am “loaded for bear” Jersey Co’s feet protectors. this fight. men. My stock of with a complete Some of the rubber companies are Don't place an order FELT BOOTS AND GERMAN SOX. Is fairly assorted but small. one doubts that we are to have Six More Weeks of Winter. I am in no way connected with any retail stores, nor will I McGuffey. Yours truly, tail goods to anybody. ZACHARY T. LINDSEY, 1111 Harney Street, Omaha. P. 8. Ask shoe dealers for *“Jerseys.” *Some merchants get the best they can; some get the meanest they can. Your dealer in lamp-chim- neys--what does he get for you? There are common glass and tough glass tough against heat. There are foggy and clear. There are rough and fine. There are cagefully made and hap-hazard, ou can't be an expert in chimneys ; but this you,can do. Insist on) Macbeth’s - pearl top” or “pearl glass” which- ever shape you require. They areright in all those ways; and they do not break from heat, not one in a hundred. Be willing to pay a nickel more for them, Pittsburg. ‘GEO. A. MACBETH & Q0. HUMPHREYS" VETERINARY SPECIFICS For Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Dogs, Hogs, 1 AND POULTRY. 8500Page ank on 'l‘lg-llml?nl of Animals s, Inflammation Milk Fever Rbeumatisme i Bischarges. Wo g, Henves, Facuionia. Cotfo 0k Grives: Bl ==Miscarriage, -l!rln[lrylflll.l:e i ne SCEDiRe e aor Divestion, Bingle Bottle (over 50 doses), o] Specifics, Mam Bt ! Cura ol s ?edxuw‘e‘,‘" Jar Veterinary Cure Oll, = 3 id he it Py e g s HUMPHREYS MEDIOINE 00, Oorner W. . John Sts., New York. e 'HOMEOPATHIC SPEGIFIG uu.ZB Narvous Dabilny, Vlral Weaknass, tion, from! brer-work or other causos: o Sl e vl trke viad powdar.1oF SOLD BY DRUGGISTS, OF sent postpaid on recelpé of price~HUMPHREYS' MEDICINE CO., Cor, Wiliiam and John St OMAHA SOHOOL OF WY ork Life Bulla- Ing, Omahn, Nebraska, TELEGRAPHY. HOTEL. The Murray, Cor. 14th and He inthe most substantially consty Hotel Building in Omaha. 5 heavy brick five walls running from basement to ropf, Allthe ceilings and N.Y. 3.8, SHER Call on oraddress 422 New F throughout the hot and cold wwater and sunshii everyroom. Tobe unsurpassed any- 1/ N s s B! SILLOWAY, Prop. HOTEIL DELLONE. Comer 14th and Capitol Avenue, Just completed, has 100 rooms, thres stairways, from the top to the bottom, has fine elovator and . dinning room service, is fire proof throughwout, fine billard rooms and the finest toilet rooms in the city. Large Sample rcoms, Swtes with bath &o. Cor 14th and Cavitoldve. Street car service in all directions, Rates, from $2.50 to $4.00, DR BAILEY GRADUATE CENTI3T A Full Set of Teaty N on_ Rubber, for Five Illmmun‘ ‘ toed. Teeth extrac m thetles. _Gold and sliver mlln‘*‘.n, hmu’li rates, Bridge and Crown Vlurl ‘eoth Wi outpintes All work warranted OFFICE PAXTON BLOCK, 16TH AND FARNAM Entrarce, 16th street elovator Open oven: &5 unul 8 o'clock Winslow Wilkes, The fastest d-year-gld pacing stallion in the Recora 2:141-2, at u-;munu Kly 34 heat,by Black ke ake the season of b. BEASONS 100 riviegcs. SRAN N Saga FLANNERYS& COLLOPY. 5 THE BEST RUBBER BOOTS & SHOES IN THE WORLD. ARE MADE BY THE Woonsocket % Rhode Island Rubber Go And wo are their western agents and always carryalaresto ck. Address, American fand Sewed Shos Co 1204 and 1206 Harney Street. TheOriginal and Genuing (WORCEOSTERSHIRE) LEA&PERRINS SAUCE Imparts the most delicious taste and zest tO s0UPS, GRAVIES, FISH, HOT & COLD i MAN at ras, 0 his brother at WOHCESTER, May, 181 LEA & PERRINS' (8 that their sauco i India, and i in my [ opinion, the mos* palatable, a8 well 48 the most. whole- somo gauce that 18 wade. Beware of ImltatlonS' gee that you get Lea & Perring’ ”eé) P Bignature on every Lottloof erxmnlkflnnnma JOHN DUNCAN'S EU\!.!\L\V YORK. GOLD MEDAL, PARIS, 1878, W. Baxer & Co.'s sBreakfast Cocoa from which tho excess ~t oil lias been removed, is Absolutely Pure and it is Soluble. No Chemicals are used in its preparation, It has more than three times the strength of Cocoa mixed with Starch, Arrowroot or Sugar, and is therefore far more economical, costing less than one cent @ cup. It is delicious, nourishing, strengtheming, EASILY DIGESTED, and admirably adapted for invalids as well as for persons in health, Sold by cher. m}erywhoro. w BAKER & CO., Doxchestar, Mass, DON'T BE A WORM! Nathre Intcnded youfor adao i you are dlsens: @dshie will help youand by using proper i [ ';’u..m,., e, 8 cire Wored cinen aid Discases. e time: RIE | ALC ihg conndeatinia) 'DON'T BE A FOOL! | STILL BOOMING. OUR SPECIAL SALE OF MEN’S FINE TROUSERS At One Dollar Discount on all goods above $8. Excellent values at $2.80 and $8.78. TO CURE A COLD EASIEST WAY APPLY POND’S EXTRACT TO PART AFFECTED A COLD IS INFLAMMATION. POND'S EXTRACT REDUCES INFLAMMATION, Specific Directions. IFA COLD X I HEAD, apply Pond’s Extract (diluted one-half) by a nasal douch:. or snuff it, or vaporize It over a lamp and fnhale the fumes through the nosc, I¥ HOARSE, gargle with Pond's Extract several times dally. iy . THROAT IS SORE and NECK STIFF, rub the neck thoreughly with Pond’s Extract, and, on retiring, wrap the neck in a woolen bandage saturated with Pond's Extract, and pros tected by an outer wrapplug, I¥ THE LUNGS ARE SORE, take a teaspoonful of Pond's Exe tract four or five times daily, v THE BS ACHIE and are sorc, rub them vigorously with Pond's Extract, FOR CHILBLAINS, batho with Pond's Extract and bandage with cloth aaturated with Pond's Exe tract. Ite quickly stopped., BUT do not purchiase some cheap substitute and expect it to do what Pond's Extract will, K¢ sure you have genulne article, Made only by Pond’s Extract €o., New ¥ork and London, line of the New going to get Badly Hurt in until you get my new prices from my office or my traveling The gay ground hog saw his shadow yesterday (Feb. 2d) and no Come on ‘,,‘;1