Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 10, 1893, Page 8

RED LETTER SALE. Slashing Prices on Dress Goods, Bilks, Boys' Olothing, LADIES’ UNDERWEAR, MEN'S FURNISHINGS Glnghams, Linens, White Goods, Capes and otlons, Ribbons, by the Morse Dry Goods Company. evening with over we give This afternoon and every purchase of 50c ¢ you a great big glass of ice cream soda at Kinsler's drug store, next door south from our Sixteenth street entranc ((in TS FOR SATURDAY. Saturday a line of fino summer rots that are well worth 75 each, for Saturday, 47c. 'ast black summer cor- our corsets at 3117 Special salo on children’s waists Sat- urday at 25¢ each, Complete line of F for children. Misses’ and mer waists, From 2 to 4 o'clock in the afternoon your choice of any night dress in our stock that are marked to sell for 81.50, for these two hours, at 9%c. Elegant laco stripe ginghams, worth, 25¢, go at 124c. 50 picces $1.00 dre at Hoc. All dress goods remnants 25c and 50c a yard, waists sum- rris Bros.’ ladies’ goods closing out BOYS' CLOTHING. See the two lots we will close out on bargain table, first floor. £5.00 suits go at $1.00. Boys' ail wool pants H0c. Here's enthusiasm for you. voting contest closes June S0th. ten leaders with the W. Tillotson, carrier, has 10,017, From 2 to 6and7 to 10a glass ice cream soda with H0¢ or more purchase. R. C. Davis, carrier, has 9,7 Saturday remnants of 46-inch black silk lace flouncings and draping nets at half marke ll pric Rev. T. J. Mackay has 7,049, 46-inch cream laco flouncing at 19¢ o yard, worth 6ic. Alf. Clark, carrier, Goodyear's silkc dress air. Rose Brady, teac her, l'nr \uLmll. l Our The has 5,476, shields, 20¢ a ated kid 0s. 16 and 2: 15¢ per yard. Mn) Flogan, teacher, has 2,180, Extra size and quality windsor ties ch. Mike Coffey, carri Perfumes, Lubin at v, 1,800. all odors, TLun- 'l lgate’s, , bottles furnished, 1,640, e an ounc Lloyd, 2le: Maloina Mary . Cobb's ne, 1,605. Vote (n :nd your favorite to the World’s fair at our cxpense; a vote with each 2ic purchase. FFROM 7 TO 10 P. M. of ice cream soda with every ase of H0c or over and the follow a glu pure ing: cent wool shirting flannel 12 cent wool shirting flannel 18 60 cent wool shirting flannel 2 25 cent fine fringed towels 124 «.ult; only 6 towels t9 a custome 81.25 damask napkins dozen only to a custome 65 cent damask for 323 cents. 10 cent linen crash for 5 cents. Ladies’ fine.J ribbed vests 5 cents. Men's fine British hose that sell for 20¢ o at Y a pair. Ladies’ fine nicely trimmed drawers, made of fine cotton and cambrie, and sell for 8¢ and $1.00, for this sale bHiec. ‘Writing paper per box ALL DAY SAL For Saturday we will sell 100 pairs of bright dongola square toe, n.u tip, but- ton shoes at $2.50, worth A line of \nmh» 81.75 b mun shoes at 81.25 to close out Satur A glass of ice eream soda with overy purchase of 50c or over Saturday, from 20 6 in the afternoon and 7 to 10 v'clock in the evening, RESTAURANTS AND HOTELS Pleaso take notice, Come carly Saturday and supply your table. These prices cannot last longr, lhl\ are to low. Best double thick china. nch bakers fc a dozen. inch bake! ca |ln/vn inch meats Brinch platos 496 g a0 THE MORSIE Six N )ODS CO., . and Farnam. Lots in town #400.00. Page 7. - SIONS EAST Vin tho Wabash Rallroad, No. 1. Forthe I} vention at Cleveland, O, 2. The Wabash, in con Detroit and Cleveland N pany, will muke o round trip from Chic; 2, Forthe Y. P.S.C, E tion at Montreal, July 5 10 9. from Chicago via the Wabash. dition to the ular elegant new tonrist car to this train at $1.50 per berth, For micKETS, sleeping borths ora tourist-folder, giving list of sido trips, with cost of same, the Wabash offices, 201 Clark id - Dearborn station, Chicag Farnam street, Oumhu or writ VY . W vigation com- o of $10 for the 20 conven- Only $18 In ad- sleoping curs 5 will bo attached 16th & Webster, 1 blkfrom devot Nat. Ihm\u, prop. o Texast T Join excursion to b June 20, special rates, ticulars and for information on ouston Ho ights and southern Texus sce John A, \l\nn»\, 1601 Farnam sty Drexel Iotel Mo.Pae, & 12 Durham at Jes- o and sows for ernoons ter's yard, sale, Raymond \ \n - - gravel roofers, Farnum, 1406 Thirsting for Office. Applications for positions in the wt revenue office aro begiuning to arrive, come from hungry democrats, and tho sim- ple faith and self confident zeal mani fest in the wording of somo of these epistles I8 refreshing in tho ext One young man wddresses tho *new collector of eternal revenue,” and proceeds to state that he is an applicant for u vosition. Hois not particu- rnal hey lar as to the position assigned to him, for, | in his own contidential and confident lan he “'can hold down any job about the Mr. O. H. Shawen, Wellsville, Kan 1t is with pleausre that 1 spoak of the g Chamberlain's Colio, Chelera and Diarrhoa Remedy has done my family during the last fourteen years. In the most obstinate cases of summer complaint aud diarrhoes o wy children, it acted as a charm, waking it never necessary to cali in a physician. 1 can truthfullysay that in wy judgncat, THE MORSE DRY 00D (0. Today's Bargains Beat the World—A Sur- prige for Our Customers, WITH A 50 CENT PURCHASE, OR OVER, WE Glve Yon n Check tor . Refreshing Glass of Tce Cream Sodawnter at Kinslers Drug Store Next Door, From 2 to 6 And From 7 to 10 p. m, Everything worth your attention, From 8 to 12 lock noon. 8e indigo print per yard. 15¢ black India linen He per yard. Table tumblers for le each; try and match them for loss than 40c a dozen, Ladies’ light d s nicely trimmed with embroidery insertion, ete., that are worth 5¢ each,” Saturday until noon 47¢ cach. A glass of ico eream soda with every purchase of 50¢ or more, 2 t06 o'clock or 7 to 10 o'clock. CLOAK DEPARTMENT. Saturday v spring and summer garment in our cloak department at just half the regular price. rkets now $3.00, :kets now ots now You lose 50 per cent by not attending this sale. Yes, 50 per cent and a glass of soda water. To the ludies, this is your treat, bring your gentlemen friends for a glass of ico cream soda, Ladies’ fino balbriggan vests, with low ?r high neck, regular 40-cent goods, for Ladies’ very fine vests, Egyptian cot- ton vests, such as you pay 2oc for, Saturday {ur 15e. Ladies’ jorsey ribbed drawers, such as you would think cheap at 3¢, price for Saturday, 25ec. Then union suits at made of Egyptian lisle thread, knee length, low neck, sleeveless, finished with crochet and silk, try and match them for less than $1.25, Bring your girl, your wife, or some- s sweetheart, Buy your men's of ice cream soda at our expense, underwear for u cool, natural hair mixed, and silky gan, that are well worth 7 garment Saturday Men's four-in-hands and puffs in sum- cach, new color: men's fine gauzo linen four ply col- and shapes. underwear, He men's linen four-ply cuffs, ial men's »ilk summer teck scarfs h Suturday we will sell you the best un- laundered shirt you ever saw for 0e. It is made of Dwight anchor bosom and reinforc wouid be Toe. Remember with every 50 cent or more purchase you get a great big glass of ice cream soda. In our basement goods and must convert them into cash during June. We start the ball tomorrow morning with the fol- lowing: FOR THE LAUNDRY. No. 1 wash tub, 49¢, worth 6 No. 2 wash tub, 59¢, worth Tic. No. 3 wash tub, 69¢c, worth 95¢. Washboards, ¢, worth 16c. Rival clothes wringer, $1.89, worth we have too many clothes wringer, $1.52, worth Clothes pins 10¢_per gross. FOR THE KITCHEN. An immense assortment of genuine Strausky blue and white enamcled steel ware in all kinds of kitchen utensils, To simplify the saie we divide the goods into two lots, as foll Lot 1, goods, worth 60¢ and lot 2, goods, worth $1.00 anc 100 choice decorated dinne, nglish semi- porcelain, as long as present stock lasts, at $6.49; you cannot wmatch them for $10.00. Saturday a limited quantity of Mexican hammocks worth ¢ each. Think of it. purchase you get a largo at duc With every 50¢ or glass’ of more ico cream £3.00 slippers for $2.00, Owing 10 the late ar common sense and opera toe strap slip- 8, wo put them on sale at a price to close out at once, I'rom 2 to 6 and 7 to 10 p. m. Saturday, with every purchase of 50 cents or over, have a glass of ice cream soda at our ival of a lot of MORSE DRY GOODS CO., xteenth and Farnam, D Lots in town #0000, P Brewers' Pienie, The Brewers’ Union Workman, No. 69, will hold a pienic at Coffman’s ~lu1mn next \umlu\. June 11, T 5 t depot at 10:30 . m. A :p. m. Tickets, including admission to park and n-uml trip, 50c¢. Children under 1 s, fr The Musical _Union band \HH fur nish the musie. e Lots in town $400.00, based on years of experience, thore s not & mediclng iu the warkel Lbabis its equal. ishings, then treat them to a glass ! unloading price, 63c ¢ «otton, linen | heap at | $10,000.00 of | 1 000.00 in purses. 7’ THE OMAHA DAILY BEF! FALCONER UNLOADING The Lowest Prices Yet Fetohed—671-20 Ohina Silks Today 270 Per Yard, 85C CHINA SILKS AT 37 1-2C #1.25 Two Toned Crystal Bengaline Silks And ®1,00 China Silks Goat 40¢ Per Yard —#100,000 Must Mo Taken in T! Salo 12 1-20 Ribbons Goat 2 1-2¢. SILK 5,000 yards of figur vale 574¢, unloading CHINA SIL I\\ AT 5,000 yards of figured ¢ hvlm -Hk valuo & unloading prices o AT 270 1 t‘l\nm silks, real real today CHINA SILKS 40C. T'wo toned crystal bengalines, value *hina silks, value $1.00, unloading co today 49c. ' You cannot duplicate these prices in silks. 1tisthe biggest cut we have ever made. RIBBONS AT 2iC. 100 cartaons of all silk 1|hhm~l the finest qualities made. Riobons that sell all around at 124c. All perfect goods, unloading price 2¢c per yard, Limit ten yards to a customer. RIBBONS AT The choicest ribbons mul nm prottiest colors in the market, all 15e qualities, unloading prices today He per yard Limit, 10 yards to a customer, All per- feet goods. RIBBONS AT 9C. All perfect goods seliing in stock at 17ic, today Ye per This is our unloading price. These prices are for today, all day and evening, you cannot buy them Monday at this pric regular yard. RIBBONS, 124C. Not a yard of this number worth less yard, alt perfect goods and beautiful shades lumllnu price 124c. JACKETS, $1.00. 100 ladies’ spring Jm kn- .60 values, unloading ]u co to- 3 .00, Limit one to a customer Theso jackets como in navy blue and black onl 6 dozc ladies’ waists, full eves and turned collar and cuffs, sizes 34 1d 38 only, v )0 eachy ch. Only threo 10 a customer at this price ¥ KT 10C. 5, 85¢ and 40c silk . unloading prices, dozen gents' necktios, good styl 10¢ each. PLY LINEN COLLARS 10C BACH. 300 dozen men’s 4-ply linen collars, good styles, valuo 20¢, today unload- ing price 10c. Culfs 15e per pair. BOYS' WAISTS, 23C. 25 dozen boys' French pereale and cheviot waists, sizes 4 to 7 only, value G to a customer at ) S, 48¢ $1.00 laundered, pe in one-half dozen lo front, lots, NOVELTIE wnd gold noveltic 21 lmxlwh ete, u( Hles are vo W oro snkl duce aur matter w above ovening. C EACH. \Din trays, 1 Rememl 1 effort to re- 000.00 this sale, no s today only and LACES. urday onl Laces, 10¢ a dozen y A line of narrow Val, o3 only 10¢ a dozen. LACES 3C A YARD. A line of torchon edges, pretty pat- terns, only 3¢ a yard. LAC C. All in onc lot, a line of colored chif- fons, oriental lace and point applique, only be a yar For S Rie. A line of 1a point colored chuntilly, pe orientals, only 8k de_Trlande, nt applique and All elegant goods, in orvientals, chantilly, point applique and Irlande, only 12 WASH GOOI ARTM ", TONIGHT, Owing to the tinue our remnant sale all da at a prico that will make th Half the pricc marked ticket, that is, 50 per ¢ regular remnant priee. 1 CASE OF PRIN'T '('IIIK\\!\I) LIMIT, ONE PATTERN TO TOMER. N. B. FAI (.0.\ e Lots in town $400.00. Page 7. e Races at Fair Grounds June 14, 15, 16. Spring meeting un der the auspices of the Roadstor club. , pacing run- 1 parts of the ion, 50¢. No cream point de we will con- today m go. on the nt less than the ning. Admission groun General chargo for carriag e s e Tho ladies' of the Saratroga Con- gregational Chureh will give a dinner on Suturday at Y. M. C. A, hall 11:30 to to 2 and supper 5:30 to 7:40, THE PUREST AND BEST. WHAT IS HOME WITHOUT IT? SATURDAY, HAYDEN BRO: If it Rains You'll Want an Umbrella—We'll Hive 'Em, SATURDAY SOME OTHER SPECIALS A Clearing Up of Umbrellns and Parnsols— Some Specinl Things in Notion De- ‘s Haw for All svenlng. partment Day and 1 MBRELLA CLEARING SALE. ain umbrellas, sun umbrellas, \ ou will remember we opened the um- brella season in Omaha by placing a ingle purchase of over 6,000 on sale, e the Morse purchaso ¢ 1,600, Now we have another purchase botween here and New York city. Therefore a clearing salo. THE SILK nd assortment of the silk is of the BB In this g and umbi QUALITY, THE HANDLES Are the latest French and American novelties, such as natural woods, ITavi- land china, Dresden china, Weichel, wcia, orange wood, fancy celluloids, sterling silver, oxidized = and gol 1|m|nn d sticks. wch brellas, an elegant sun ude, stylish ac: acia sticks and paragon s, worth $2 e price $1.50. 26-inch milan a choice of the latest style hmull\' none worth less (hml .50, 81, inch n-nun{u] very finest quaiity silk, mounted on rich and rare-handles, worth £5.00 to § CHILDREN': i An elegant assortment, from 15c to 2,50, SPECTAL FOR SATURDAY. A genuine J. B. Stetson hat, in black and nutria, in_diffecent styles, $2,08; hatters prices, $5.00, Men v hats, 75 price, 00; in all the regular leading Sce our 15¢ children’s straw hats, good value at 35e and H0c. Our 48¢ men's straw hats cannot be bought elsewhere less than $1.00, Fedora in black, brown, il line of straw hats at 15¢ and 2 Our children’s noveltic at great reduction. BARGAINS FOR SATURDAY. No wind, but act Children’s fancy icfs, lc cach. men's and boys' 1y bordered handker- vmumu,\ 1..( VAWAY DOWN DENS, We will seil you country butter for - will Duy the best: creamery 17¢ 19¢ and 2le. We will sell you the best butter you ever ate for 23¢, this is ou sator creamery and you have neve sn any botter, CHEESI DEPARTM Wisconsin full eream and 10¢. Finest eream ¢ 124 and e Edam chees Pinc apple_cheese 50c, Young full cream Tie Brick cheese wo have any very lowest y MEAT DEPARTMENT. Sugar cured picnic hawms, cured California hams, 1 sugar cured hams, sugar cured bacon, ans corned beef, ogna head s por yard. AT HAY: Remember kind you may desive at the ¢ and 1He 1 pound « cheese mul liver corned beef, Tie, Call at and fish departments, where always get the best goods a prices. HAYDEN BRC Promoters of home industry. our fruit you can 1 1t Cures Colds, Coughs, Sore Throat, Croup, Influ- enza, Whooping Cough, Bronchitis and Asth A certain curo for Consumption in first stag. { cdstages, Use at once, ot affer taking the everywhers, Large 1ishes the Best and Cheapest Method ot FIKE»PI(JGFING HOUSES. of Lothing, Fencing, KPANDED METAL 00., onty Slxth S - CHICAGO, Wo will sen the marv. French .u(]‘.w u LAL]H(V" o ) 1 pay if satis Addrons VON MOHL CO. Sole Amorieas Agoate, Cinennatl, OLi The Mercer. Omaha’s Newest Hotel. Cor, 12th and Howard Streets, 10 rooms §2. i room s With bath at & 90 rooms with th at 8 Modern in Every Respeot Newly £uarniihed Throughout, C. 8. ER8, Pron. The Midland Hotel Cor. 16th a hd Chlrdllo. Jofferson Square Park, Just Opened (/i Amerlcan plan, £ po o o | Special rat ].“~|."”‘ by > and fr ) per Ay, | Bulldin WORLD'S FAIR ANNOUNCEM HOTEL DELAWAR., Bt Dsead 10F Sircn W. N. PELOUZE, supt 2 Woderate, JUNE 10, AN INDIAN'S ORATION. Flying CloudTMnsterly.and Thrilling Speech. Worthy of Ingersoll, Bialne, Gladstone or Bismarck—The Bloody Past and the Peace- ful Present—Presented in a Verbal Pano- rama—Iere is o Lesson to Heed. The Indian 18 the most poetic race in the world, in their relations with their own; in their habits when not on the warpath; 1n thelr customs, songs, dances; in their be 1iet in the happy hunting ground, and in their conceptions of the Great Munitou, The following 18 an extract from the speceh ot Flying Cloud, a tamous Kickapoo medicine wan: “Children of the Great Spirit, who! s 11 the air, though fnvisible, T am b Lol Yo of OB Wronis and of our Nghts “Four hunidred years ago n Great Whit Man salled from Spain to Man's. Then 1l went well with ou Forctathers fron the upper waters of the Hurons to tic Great Warm Guit that kissed the land of Fruit and Flow ers, where the Sim inoles hunted and fished. “The Indfan_ wel eomed the White Man, and for that Wwe our peo ple were driven Btep by st the grent s beneath w drops the Spizit's E ally when twiliit comes down upon the earth. W nre seattered ko leaves when au hlu\n winds shinke the trees of the forest, “We, the Kicknpoos, whose lome was enco i Tiinols, Inter in Knnsas, and s now in the land of'the Sacs and_Foxes, aro at peace with the White Man. What we have, 1 we will give to our White Brother. Jur Kickapoo Indian Sngwa makes men to be ono hundr “There are It have unsed it ever since the o young moen, fad who 16 now =0 ofd that they can only &it, e and sleep in the sun. “Our Kickapoo Indlan Oil 18 the too of The word of on Indian can always be relied upe patn. Oty Kickapoo Cough Cure stops the hand o t Kicknpoo Indian Salve henls and ves all wounds, and our Kickunpoo Worm rves tho lives of papooses., vi'— s from the AIL that is It hus proscrved thd warrlors and our we pon the body like & es und flowers, and gives 1fo und sth to ull who tse it, Men and wo. menwho purtake of it freely can only dic of ol e, y Kickapoos nlone to their White ken. Let the v ! wer to what I hu Without doubt the Indfan has a prof knowledge of the mysterfous herbs witl whieh they cure radieally many formid ablo diseases which baflle tho greutest physicians of the world. Those remedies ean 1o rugglst or whole .mlw indlan Sagwa s on five doll and ull tho ts per bottle contain 4 the Indians know absoly hnrmful drugs. 100 Indian Medieines are gen. 0 made, How they came to bo given to the world {3 ful our lar ok, which w ;i & Who eare for it sufciontly to write us enclosing threc 2. stamps to iy postage. Address Henly & th,qluw. 21 Grand Ave., New Haven, Ct. Bt ER LU $500 REWARD Taving recelved inforn; proposed to race n number « ehos from Chadron, Dawes Co ther pluce in said St o 13, to Chica: a over night hundred miles, in which boysand other persons uaro to ride said horses or bronchos; and believing that such a con- i tion that 1t horses or bron- nty, Notraska, ) ANTRATE N ward f suel pe tho the urrest o ons particip any such ¢ olation of the laws of the State of L—Any person or persons who . nt, overiond or overwork uny horse ialo or niles, or oxen, shall, HIIHH convietion of any of the herein, - bo - deomed or, and. tipon conviction .nmm,,.., aet, withont v . and el up- on bystanders > e assistance when Samie miy bo necessa uch arr Section M —1f any two or moro persons shall mntel, HOrse xuco or races in of the'r horses, every person 11 be fined ; £ ny other laws relating JOIIN 1. 1A INES, Presld RUBBER GOODS OF ALL KINDS, WE RETAIL AT WHOLESALE PRICES Air ||”'.‘3Vx’. Aomizers, Tubing, £ lovalid ~ Cushions 4§ Bubber Gloves, diiey Waler Bottles, THE ALOE% PERFOLD 6D, DEALERS [N cnl Instrimonts, yalcians'und Hospltal Supplios, 14 South 15th, St. Noxt to Postoffice, s00fendin Or in viol to cruelty The Liatest BEAUTIFUL EFFECT, TONE AND BOPTNESS. AN ART TREASURE, CUALL AND EXAMINE THIS WORK IF YOU ARE THINKING OF HAVING A LARGE PICPURE MADE. THIS STYLE IN 16x20 FINE FRAME AT 8 EXTRA WITH EVERY DOZEN CABINET PHUTOS, HIGH CLASS PHOTOGRAPAY, AT POPULAR PRICES, =8315-817 South 15th Street, OMAHA. 812 DR. MCCGREW THE BPECIALIST, 1 unsurpassed in the treatment of & PRIVATE DISEASES 3 all W 454 Disorders of l“l Women Excluded, 18 years experience. Clroulars fre 14th and Faruam 5ts., 4 Ouiaba, Neb. <h‘|p >s new this man style” braids—coarse braids Yeddo—Japanese anybody’s got new about half the I lhh‘. hatters dows and “catch on” It's jersey genuine balbriggan, ends on the drawers. and same sort of French ball being sold at seventy-five half dollar. <l m"""immmnmmnmmnmmmmmmnnmmmmnmmmmmmmnmmmrmmz \? MYITIINIANYETY HOPPY PRI MO AYY IO PO YYD ASTACKof STRAW Hats in our hat department-- in bins—in trays—in heaps—marked at prices rang- ing from twenty-five cents to a dollar forty—in all season, from the ‘“‘common sense old to the buzz saw pancake---destined to adorn the head of a dude— HATS with high crowns—low crowns—wide brims—fine —loose Javane season—-it's prices. much To a man’s comfort in summer as a straw hat AND COOL UNDERWEAR andnothing makes a man so hot as to buy some- where else and then happen to look into our win- to our prices gan underwear—we sell the that our neighbors get forty and fifty cents for AT A QUARTER. too. with French necks and ribbed culls on the shirts scams—tape drawer supporters—ifull flic We sell elegant fancy shirts drawers at thirty-five cents to near a dollar at a [Good idea to investigate? CAALALALELLEL RARLLALIL LML LRI LRSS -piled on long tables— cdge that's as flat as a woven—ventilated— any kind of a hat that here—and a Nothing adds mwmmmwww se SO MBI Take balbrig- same identical quality T with tape-bound and jersey —and we sell the underwear that's cents riggan Don't it?] uuuupmnwwu.mx Abddhd fl&“u || YOUNG MAN— Do you know that we elegant linc of pe have now in stock the most fect watches, both as time keepers and appearance, that has ever been brought to this city? RAYMOND, FIFTEGNTH AND D JUGLAS, OMATL BAacT size (3 THE MERCANTILE CIG t quality of Tavana Tobs COMME IL.FAUR™, GAR, BETTER THAN EVERL Munufuctared hy ¥, 1 2ICH SERCANDIL Equal In every et to the CIGARFACIORY . 5t- Lonk 1316 Douglas Street, Omaha, Neb. nont spactallst tn norvous, chron i 1 privato, cred graduato 1l Dlood. skin and urinaty dlse1sos. A rogular a show, 18 2 wiih Uho gronte L 0w 10 Y pa. Sundays %PROT[G’I AND U4PAOVE YOUA SIGHT ¥ Oul EYES TESTED FREE Spe ot F. 3.Pondor, Mz OMAHA n?“ufl. ©0., 222 8. 16th 5 ! | | DR, WILLIAMSON SPECIALIST presidont of nicAL Private and hmnnm MAIL %7 Liculurs Pe Lo B, G, Box 94 Oftics 115 5. 16tk 5t PATENTS PhESERVE YOURE YE SIGHT —~USE— H HIRSCHEERG *Spfic'ncy_ rHOM, - T NON CHANG S EYE GLAS S ES OATHTED JUy 21enEe7 My Moyer & Bro, cles and Ey lasses Are the Best, SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. i St ———————___s‘ ew York Hospital TREATIMENT. FORALL Chrouic, Karvous, Private and Special Diseasas ofboth Men and Women oate TION I *r troubles CONSULS and all oth tuble cha % Calion ¢ DL SEVSOCR PNy DOUGLAS BLOCK, - OMAHA, NEB Opposite Hiyden ros. | NEBRASKA NATIONAL BANK, U. 8. Depozitory, Omaha, Neb, CAPITAL, - SURPLUS, - 8400,000 865,000 Oficors and Directors—Henry W dent I C Cuslitng, vice prosidont: ¢ ; Jobils. Colilus, J. N. 1t Vairioh.Lew Yatos. prash