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TOILET SOAPS.

Turkish Bath Soap cakes Sc; isc
dozen
Light Glyccriac soap. o. a BALI
Issse ORklcy's Dime Glycorine soap. fc. ball
BroNn's largo Turkish Bath soap. &C..
Os,-Meal Toilet soap, &C. a cGke &C. DOZEN
The genuine Palm iOi.et soap, e.. t2c. dozen
White Floating SOAP, 5. Soc dozen
Cocoa CASTLE Toilet soap a. cake ~
dozen:
Sweet Violet Toilet soap Ia one Of the very nnesL
sweetest soaps made for iOc. worth -.
The celebrated Camcha Toilet soap 1. FAR sure.
riOr 20 Cashmere Bouquet for l3't worth 2ac.
All Extracts. IN >achet Powder. 81. worth TO-
Cascarilla Face Powder. large box g.:
Tetlow's swsnsdown, including boiiie Of Co
Elegant IS. Nsii-Brushes for i0,
Fine Tooth Brushes for o.. worth sc;
A Pint bo'tlc OF Bay Rum Tor l0c.
A Pint bottle u French imported Bay Rum Tor
iQc. worth j0r
Florida Water l0c = bottle
oakey's celebrated Florda Water Tor i7c. worth
oaSIey's lsrss-,Ize Florida ws,er for So worth
white Rose Cologne. iO- Tor small bottle:
Al tho Extracts Of mo finest Triple Wstor made.
Any Extract YOU desire ior 41c worth 80.
HAMBURG EDGlNGs.
Pretty Hamburg o.. yari-,ost &c. elsewhere
Heavy Worked Hamburg ~ g.. worth ~.
Wide EdglnF forSs worth iO'.;
Tho width and quality Hamburg No sell for i0c.
would cost you l.c. elsewhere.
The lrettiest Hamburg yOu ever saw Tor l2hc.
worth 1890.
Extra vide hari burg Tor isc. worth 25c.
Extra nne lIeayy and WIDE WORKED Hamburg
FOR e0c. worth 3lc:
Tho Hamburg 80 sell Tor 25c. would cost you sc.
elsewhere.
GREAT CLEARING sALB
OF
ODDS AND ENDS
~
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OUR HOSIERY STOCK
is now complete.

Is now complete.
fl50 SIX Hoso now 79c:
gjr L,sle lose D. and 39c.:
a5c. Bslbrigean. rogulaf-maie. l2Hc, 5oc. at 2'c
5lc. striped and Fancy Gray Hose. 2ic.
$50 doxen Hemstltched Mall handkerchefs now
eoo 5olos Uemsfiiched Colored-Bori at4c.:
$50 dozen ScEioped Fsucy-Border Handkerehiefs
at7c.;
300 dozen Hemstltched and Tucked reduced from
10 20 &C.;
1905 dozen hemstl,chsd Fancy Handkorchlois at
Purses Satchels, and Card Cases at hall their
value,
La Tosca striped Yelling at Sc. psr yard, regular
Toasist Runllug at &c. per box;
Colored Art En broidory Linen, something en-
tiroly new. az 10c. per bunch;
Cannsld Dress-Shields AZ l6c.:
Feather. stitch Braid a. l2c. a bunch OF i2 yards;
Best quality uair-fins Gt &c. PER paper;
Best quality linen-coycred Dress-Shiolds, largo
sile. at pic:
All sryles Of Ladies' Gnd Ghildron's Hose-sup-
Best quality SIX Garter Elastic at Isc. per yard
English Tape. = buncnos for &C.:
Crepe Lisss kuchine a. o.. per yard;
Ladies' Ai-Linen White Collars az &. each
Childrens Collars Gt 2c each;
Colored Collars and Cuffs. all linen, ijc. set;
Ladies Celiuioid Collars and Guns, s.. ser.
You have often heard Of going arCuad tho
world IN eighty days. just spend one half that
many minutes la our Braid aud Pnssamcnterle
Department You may not see tho TURKS. Egyi-
mans, trenchmen. aud all the natiOnaities u
INC globe. but you can certainly see how they
sDsnd part OF their iime by looking over the
twists and turns OF Bfalds and Beads. Silver,
Gold, aud JET. made by thom for you 70 adorn
yourself with.
Just received. q line Of Beaded and Lace Wraps
atSls3;
Persian Trimmings In all col0rs at &c yard:
A magnificent iius o. Perean and dix Trim
,,tnra n Dricps 10 astOni. II ygu
You could not fail to suit yourself In this de-
partDlenL
silver Thlmbes st i9c:
OxidiEed Msnicures. Button Hooks. Paper-Cut-
tsrs. Combs, Nut-CracGers. Bon Bonnieres .
1iGu;h-Cases, Cigar.Cutiers, and all the no.
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40-inch Black and White Embroidered Flounclng,
$50 quality az C3c.
Mothers bo sure and ask for the lovely litue
Dresses for the babies entirely new designs;
Naasook Robes worth 81 80 oDlysl.4s;
Handsome Embroidery sheen worth 81 and -
at tie low Hgures OF g.. .l9. 1899. and t4.S;
Nicc quality Cambria Dresses nc 3yc.
Infants Long Dresses a. 5yc.;
Nains0Ok Tucked and Embroidered Waists a.
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10 yards OF Torchon Isce on q card. e. {:
4-QlsTt Dairy Pans made out oi the beat bock
sin would cost you &C your tnners Is.
Oxford Aromatic Biious ia Violet. Musk. Floral.
Lavender. CsriOm01, and Bouquet for Sc
bottle worth gjc.
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SILYERWARE DEPARTMENT.

ia this department viii DO found Castors. But
ter-Dishes. Berry-Bowis. Nut Bowls, Cream
and NOasses- Pitchers, Sugar-Bowls, Oliyc-
Forks, Carving >efs. Tete-a-Teto sets, Napkin
Kings, Nut-Cracgsrs, Manicure Sets, Pickle
Dishes, Whisk ~. Rlasks. Waters, Trays, Spoons,
Tea and DinneF-h niyes and Forks.
We guarantee every article, as We keep only
the best makers goods.
No. IL An-Silk Gros-eraln Ribbon, picos edge
former price &c. now selling ~ lac.
Exfra-doubie Xxx Gros-Grain satin Edge, No. ie,
ali shades. AZ l6c.
No &c Brucaded Persian- Edge Ribbon at 29c.
New line OF Notified Brocade ana Persian Rib
bons Nos. Q and Il, at o..
No Gros-G Grain aud Moire Ribbons, with satin
edge, al &c.
22c Aoire Ribbon. all silk. at lee.
Magnificent assortment OF imported Persian
HthbOng
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SILK DEPARTMENT.

India Dress snk solid colors, all the new shades
G3c; ,-... ~.
Figured India silks in all tho new designs ''c'
Bengslinss In new shades and nSure7, S'c'
La Tosca Figured silks. so.
Every conceivable shaie elegant qualiV OF
Faile Franchise, -br. ...
Every conceivable shade In Al-sllk Surahs' IN
Guiding black, 49c.
lrmur--fgured Silka in al me new shades, en-
tlrely new material. fLi1;
Au-Sik Black Moire. = quality sL09;
BLACK Gros-Drain sis, b. ; 81 quality, 51c. -.
Gauze Des Deux Nanlss, Guinet mako, in all the
new shade,, Soc. ,,c..
Dragery Nets In new designs, inciudlhS Cash-
mere tOissian. and fOs a, and FISH NCts at
pressnt 30 much In demand On our
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WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT
isa wonder in itsolf

Think Of a nne 1914 Linen Sheeting at eSc.
A heavy twIlled Al-linsn lO4 sheeting at sI'5s;
Turkey-red Table Linen ct 23c.;
Half bleached Table Linen, 69c quality, a. ssc :
Nice Checked Muslin et y &C.;
Double-U!dth all linen Crash al i0c.;
A very nice quality at &C..
/ case OF Terry Cloth in bleached a. 1885,:
A good Linen Towel for &C.;
l9c. Linen Towels for l2kc.;
CSC. Towels at lgc.
new line OF Hemstiiched Linen Sheet, Pillows,
and Bolster-Cases;
An exquisite assortment Of Drawn and Hem
stitched Boutfe-Covers. Scsrfs. Towels, &C.
An elegant Dinner Napkin at SLis:
Nice Linen De DAcca at 6i.c., very nns qualty
a. lie, 30c. quality at i6c.;
A nice Crochet Quilt, full size, st soc.
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AND
UNDERWEAR.

The &C. quality Checked Nainsooh, this week
4'4c. yard:
Sheer Striped and Plsid Muslips, value ioc-, at
lie. yard;
White Nattings from DC. a yard up;
Fancy Mattlngs from lie. yard up:
Figured Chalies-cholce new pai,erns-at5 S, So,
lG5, and 25c. per yard;
New Beige suitincs-stripes. chocks, and solids
nt l2hc. yard worth DC.
Au-rool lo-inch Novelties-broad stripes and
pads-at 49c. yard. value 65c;
2s-inch Wool-mlxed HenriettAs-sll the new
shades-at 25c. yard;
ladies' and Gentlemen's silk and Gloria Um-
brcllEs-s new line n low prices;
childrcn's Jersey Ribbed yests-silk finished
at &c. each or two for &c.
ladies' Jersey Ribbed Vests at l9Kc., value 25c.
Ladies' Jersey Pibbed vests-plnk. blue, and
cream-the 10. quality al pc. or i've for u;
Mons Summer Msrino shirts ct 3oc. for the zoe.
quality aud &c for the 7jc. quality;
Pretty assortment Of Dress Ginghams-the
grade that is generally sold at 81 &C.. at 64c. a
yard;
New Chsmbrays-checks, stripee, and solids-at
&c. yard, value lOc.
superb line lOc. Percales now a. nc. yard
The prottiest assortment Of satteens 10 the city
al 81 10, 12tS, %, and 9jc. yard
New patterns in Floor Cll-Cl0ths Just received
&c. per yard and up;
Hamburg and Swlss Embroideriss in all widths
ana quality at especially low igures.
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sisO Allsik Half Hose. all colors, At o..
1000 Unlsundored Shrts will De oferod you tlis
weok at pricos unheard Of These NO gsarAu'
We purchased 1000 pair OF Suspenders this ~.
manufacturers samples) Of 81. $50. ana -
goods-o1r price will DO %, 30, 6nd i9,. tor
A compiste nns OF Mems and Boys Polo shirts.
als0 SILK and Worsted Belts W 90 with the
same;
Gentlemsn's SIX Underwear and SIX Dres.
shirts Something new. and thousands os
other novelties for mons wear. In this tps-
cial department We stand a. tho head.
FURNISHINGS DEPARTMENT.
Having mado very great improvements 10 our
household department by adding 900 more
square feet Of flooring. you will now nnd e.ery-
ToOth-P PICKS ~ ir. boz that you must need
every day . tho most useful and necessary ar
ticlos requisite 20 housekeeping.
i5c BroOms at g. Is. nc. s3r, isc. ~. &c.
s5c., BE-. 40c., BE- =; way below tho WORTH
2oc. hearth BrOOuis 10.
3-Step Ladder, 49,. at e2c. et e1c.. ~ tLls;
i9c NillOW-Nst Baskets Al lac. gic az &c.. ESc
&c. Lunch Baskets. iCc.;
4Oc. Three 4 lsss-H Hoop Cedar Buckets. 2yc
toe Corrugated. Hoop Cedar Buckets. 4sc.-we
guarantee ;hat tho hoops VIII not come on
this bucket.
81 Canvas lsscliniug. Chairs, tL59;
q - Polished Lap Boards. fL8;
sL25 Sm8ll-size Folding fs0ies DC
25e. Hatcnst, lie;
lOc. Hammer. &C..
Tack Hammer. 81.
Wire Egg. Mbigs, ~.
25c. Dinner-Belis. 49,;
ijc. Tr0Sel. Sc;
Hsmmered-Brsss Waters, Tc.:
Nickel WaNers, s..
Nickel Cuspadores. l4c.;
Decorated GuspafOres, 1c;
PC. Galvanized Basins. l6c.
one..Qusrt Bucket. s.-Two-Qqar' Go. Terss
Qgart Sc. Four-Quari lie, Six-Quart its;
2ic SiK.OuHrt Tin Waterfall &C..
Oue.Quart coffee Boiler, 5c.-rso-QuSrt Ic.
Thres-Qusrt &C.. Fopr-Qgars lie;
SOC. Pie-Plates. %, = dozen.
Ten-ousrt D-h-Pan, Nc--fwslyoQuAu isc.,
FOurtsep-Qoart l5c
i3c Black stove-Pans. 9clsc. at ice, eoc AZ i2c..
2sc at i4c.. 2ac. at iGc.. 20. At isc. So. 81
Cast-IroB Pokors. &C.;
Nickel Pokers, lie;
Chiba Butter Plates. i9c. a dozen;
e9c. Individual Saucers, 47c:
g ass Table sets. four pieces, i9c.
Isrgs-siss Garden kakes and Hoes. &C.;
29c. Dells, llc.;
si.ls Dressed Dolls. 3ac.;
Nickel W Nhisk-Holdors. &C.;
&c boxes Ginger. Alsplce. Mustard. cinnAfnol-
and Cloves. g.,
Mucilags. bottlos for s.
Birf-Soed. &c. box.
Hand Decorated Lampa. ta0a:
1oothpieks. ic box:
so. Decorated Cnspadores, tic:
Brass Aatcn- Boxes. g.;
nrst tlme we oder them We Will sell hem
away bsl0s price.
Also a large hns of Trunks, sstchels. aud Va
llseA
MATING DEPARTMENT.
Just received. 800 pieces OF Elegant isc Mat
ting. We ODER them q; sA9S for piece ot for.y
ico piece. &c. Mating a, Ass for . piece Of -
yards
25c Mating ~ iec
Sec Mating at 2ic.
ysc. Mating ~ sc.
40c. Mating 81 &c.
45c. Mating al 3tc.;
SOC. Mating ~ sc.
60c. Mating 81 60
'pnad ctrnnt
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LACEs AND EMBROIDERIEs.

To begin TO describe what we have received In
this department would be a task equal to copy
ing Websters Dictionary.
Don't say that you would not buy ]. 2. 5, !. and
Sc. Embroidery and Torchon Laces. for We
are selling =. 10. and i2c. quality 81 those
prices.
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KID.GTOyE DEPARTMENT.

Where else can you Gnd Frst-Class French
Rid Glove. sllk-stltched on tho back, worth 81
for 3lr
8. p Gloves Rt 0Jr.
Our Bsarity Eid Glove Will be sold this week
only for 9sc., usual price fl.4s;
Tho Best-Quality Mosquetaire Black Un1ressed
Gloves. eight button ieueth-S2 quality this
week for si.69;
A Fine FOur-ButtOn Black Dress GloYo-tl@)
quality this week for 9S,.
The 81 quality for H..
The above reduction holds good only for this
,yeaL rosiffyaly
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A3Sas|a||'sSS;'
1T WILL Bs
To the AdVuntaSe
Every Lady in the City
VISIT OUR STORE
VISIT OUR STORE
THIS WEEK,

for the prices We have made will MAKE 81 OF
your n 9ney so further than ti'o economically
spent elsewhere.
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DRESSGOODS

c,r,ic- will he found one case OF nice Dress
Goods at &c, peryard;
AuVool iO-luch Silk-finish Henrieitas, b5r
quality. In al ths new color.ng, al 4lc.
All-Wool 4O-incn BufoIto sulting. 13c. qualify
Magnificent Au-wool Spring Beiges, 40 inches
wide, 49,:
Au-WoSi Striped and Plaid suitng, co.. quality
4sc: ,,
3s-lnch Wool-Checked Flannels, elegant qu'lity'
Satin 8erber in all shades, 81 quality Sic.
Beautiful Piu-Strlpe and Checked Domestic
Sultiug At i2ac.; e,,,
Tea-GOSn Materials in Cashmere ana SIX
combination. NJ,
our = -sorfment OF silk ard Wool aud All-Wool
S.-ipe ani Plaid BrocLe Borders, side Bands.
and Combination Fabrics. such Gs Mohalrs. BRIT
liant'ne5. >icillans, and serges, has never Deen
equal ed hero.
A magnificent line Of imported Box Dresses
-. -... IL. ..r-..r, o.nnrNC
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PARASOL DEPARTMENT.

shog yOu7 We eau match any shade OF
dress in Psras0-. plain handles, or Tosca 10
oxtdzed silver or gold trimmings.
a magnificent line Of TOsca Parasols-s3 quality
atsLB;
In SILK Umbrellas for gentlemen we start az an
All-.nk Gloria at 06c. up TO the handsomss:
nualltY lmpOrfel
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JULIUS SYCLE & SON,
213 East Broad Street.
H1eu the Bells Toll GCzak 7O-MORROW MORNING it
IVWBe the Signal I0r the commencement Of
THE GRANDEST SALE YET ATTEMPTED BY ANY ONE.
NOTE THESE GREAT
HOSIERY.

HOSIERY.
ladies' Fast Black Hose. 25c. worth 40c.;
Ls1ios' extra-long guaranteed stainless, 50c.;
Lsdies' Fancy Hose tscamleSs), regular price
4Oc.-our price o7c.
Misses and ladies' Ribbed Hose, Fast Black,
English length, at l2sc. worth lO-5c.;
Ladiot BalbrgFau Hose, regular made and ex-
ira long, l6 &C. worth 25c;
Ladios' BalbrIggaD l2&c. regular made worth
l9c:
ladies' oxford and Cambridge Mixed Hose. hne
threads, l2Hc-would be cheap at 2jc.
Chil1ren's Seamless Derby Ribbed Hcse. fast
black. pc. worth 40c.;
Childrens kxtra-size Hose, &C. worth lVc.;
ladies' Gray Hose, &c.
UNLAUNDERED SHIRTS.
Our UDlaundered-Shirt sale moro successful
every day. These shirts are warranted 10 be
made Of the best cotton the bosom AMI bands
composed u the best linen, three-ply, rein
forced front and yoke. back aud double stitched.
They cannot be ogualled in regard to nj
Price. 39c-Pleatej. 45c.
Our 10. Shirt-siI for u:
Pearl Shirts, six for ..
Bargains this week on tho Lace counter.
bargains in Boys Shirt Waists 10 close.
Floor Oil-ClOth. 25 TO SOC.
IinOOum. SOC per square yard worth 7Oc.
Another lot OF Fieid(lOtn at 6Ac;
Fancy Dress Ginghams at 6ac.-regular lOc'
styles and q slty;
Remnants Of Percalcs, one yard wide, SIC.
Hemnants Of Check Muslin, g..
White and Cream Satin Ribbon, No. ~, groe-
grain edge, Tic. worth 3Oc:
kid Gloves worth 81 - for this week nc. (spe-
ciaN-embrOilerod hRcks and cOlOrod tops
about one quarter OF an inch deep.
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BOOK DEPARTMENT.

BOOK DEPARTMENT.
ALI the poots bound in seal and gilL regular
price -four prico N.i5;
Regular price Red Line poots. si.25-our price
All standard Works amongst our 2oc. books;
For this week only May Agnes sieming's, anry
j. Holiness, and Marion Harland's Works at
si-regular price $50;
Little Lori FGuntleroy, fLb5;
George Enot's Complets Works, eight volumes,
cloth. f3.93-regular price 50;
Notice our Prayer and Hymnals. also our Photo
graph and Autograph ALBUMS
TOILET DEPARTMENT.
Meade & Bakers Caroolic Mouth " ash, 2ic.;
Oriental 1ooth-Paste, &C.;
Meade & Bakers Delifrice reduced 10 &c;
iiaif-Dound bars White Rose and Glycerino sosp,
genuine All, for &C.;
Best quality White CASTLE, S-ounce cake, 70. Sc
former price igc;
Colgstois triple Extract bounce bOttls for 59e-;
Lubln's Extract. b1c.
Boldoot'5 Best Quality Cologne, Sc;
Oakleys Toilet Waters al odore. al &C.;
Imported Bay-Rum, 81;
Best Quality Violet SacGe.. large packages. Pc;
An OF Madame Ayers Hecamier Preparations At
one half cost;
Vernon Tooth Brush. "a;
salias & ssrIams Triple Extract, sor.-iOrmsr
prlcoSsc.
CORSET DEPARTMENT.
"The Lillian" the bost 81 Corset In the city, esc;
"Sgslla" sells everywhere for si.25-our prics.
53c.
Tho XX, the best 81 Corset on the market. ti.0s;
The Queen, . beautiful French-woyen Corset,
Ladies Corded Waists. i1st tho thing for sum
mer wear. Soc;
The celebrated +. d. In every style.
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING DE-
PARTMEST.
We have not forgotten you. To convince you
that we have nos we viii enumorate a few ar
tlcles and prices;
A uice Teck scarf for &c. ;.7c. Scsrfs for i0c;
~ and SOC. recks. PuIfs. sad Fcur-in-eand for
29c.;
%. IS, aud sc. Tseks. Purs. and Fsur-ia-hsnd
for &c;
800 White strap Bows NJ ic.
1000 All-.iik Bows tal coi0rsl. So.
1000 Windsor scarfs ~ &C..
All The latest styles in Linen Collars our 4-py
Collars this week will be sold for foc.
Oenflemens fill regular half Hose, In plain and
fancy sf3les, l0c. pair;
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DRESS GOODS.

Vienna Stripes 50s worth ~
Cashmere tislis ani stripes. o. worth 1oc'
Henrefts Clo lo,hs. -. worih fO;.:
Slk iInish. very irs quality, worth fl.2o, our
price Nl-
Ponr.@- lrls sn Poplins. Lustres. Sicllietta Cloths
Gall them what you choose, hey are very sly
Nsr. eni our pTico only &C., warranted Six
kIl wool.
SIX IiuslH-, f5c
Ap0.ner rreai largAia In our ail-wool SOC. Hem
reffA worth &c,
80.
In-w10I ~.rres. 8ic-w0uld DO cheap al 45c.
Heavy Gr.s.. .ain Silk, 7sc. worth 81
Txfra-lu luaIits trOs-0fain@ a. 81 ;
Taiiio lu all cl.ors and black, gsr. worth tl.25i
Saftne. AL snH1 es. PC.
Hurah. all Ed sses, Jjc.
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We hear tho reputation OF being the only
house in the city that sells everything as It IS
advertised.
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BLACK GOODS.

Our Blsck-Goods stock comprises the best
m axes IA The Wogli. Both IN French and GER
man goods wo are fast gaining the reputation u
carrying the posi stock Al the lowest price.
There is nothing made in Mourning Goods that
cannot DO had here.
Cashnores from 25c. 20 s.;
Ncurlotss from Be. 10 ~.
A.rnIlI-. L..
Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-01

A young English blood of San Fran
cisco has for u year past been badly en-
amored of young lady of prominent
family, who after attending Stn Fran
cisco school, was sent to a leading edu-
cational institution in Los Angeles.
The girl liked her admlrer very we'll,
but not quite enough to venture on the
uncertain sea of matrimony with him.
The bchests of love, however, sharpen
q lovers wits.
Last Wednesday the young lady, ac-
companied by her ardent friend and
several intimates, visited the Baldwin
theater, after which supper followed.
The willy lover shortly proposed as a
joke that they be married by one of the
party. The unsuspicious young girl
consented and the formula was gone
through. The next morning the as
founded girl received a letter from her
Englishman that they were tied hard
and fast, the officiating friend, a young
attorney of good standing, being a JUS
tice OF the peace.
She at once told her family about the
affair. Prominent attorneys were con-
suited, dozens of kilograms and pages
of correspondence were interchanged,
with the result that an opinion was rem
dered that it would take judicial de-
cree to sever the bond. The girls fam
lily are greatly excited over the incident
and propose to enter court, when names
will be made public.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-01
"MAoGIE JUDAH"
The Humble Origin of One OF PATHS
Favorite Songs.

There lived in the year 1850 in Span
ish Town, Jamaica, West India, col
ored woman named Maggie Judah, says
the Pail Mall Gazette. She was what
was called q Jew bastard-thatis is cross
between Jew and brown woman. She
was then about thlrty-ive years old,
rather stout, with good Jewish features.
She sold ginger beer and cakes; she
was evidently not n Caesars wife,"
About that time there lived clever
black boy Alexander Archpole by name,
gentleman's groom, who among other
accomplishments had u very good voice.
One evening Mr.. Alexander Archpole
went to Maggie Judah's cake stall, and =,
in the presence of an admiring audi
ence, in n loud voice serenaded the said
lady by singing Maggie Judah" Miss
Judah, not at all compliment ted, took
legal proceedings against Mr.. Arc hpole,
and the case was tried in the police
court before the Hon. Richard Hill,
since dead, the well-known naturalist
and friend of the late Mr.. p. Gosse.
Archpole's defense was that the song
was popular one, which was sung
about the streets. Miss Judah's lawyer,
however, was not to be humbugged. He
contended that the song was not de-
cent one, and that it referred to Mag
gle Judah in way derogatory to her
character. The magistrate thereupon
requested Mr., Archpole to sing the
song for his guidance. Mr.. Archpole
then went up into the witness box and
in clear, musical voice sang Maggie
Judah" OF course the whole court
house was convulsed, and it was some
time before order was restored. This,
however, did not help Mr.. Archpole.
who was fined ten shillings and cost, or
twenty days in the district prison. The
fine was paid and Mr.. Alexander Arch
pole lived for several years after, and,
although he did not again serenade
Maggie Judah, he nevertheless used to
sing the song to his horses while rub
bing them down. Maggie Judah has
since passed away, but there are many
people who still recollect her, and the
song which caused so much amusement
in the Spanish town police court.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-01
Health i'm Old Ara.

Edward Collinson, Queens, N. ". says:
81 commenced using BRANDRETH's PILLS
over fifty years ago. first bought them
in London, and have continued using them
since l came to this country IN 1886. | am
now over seventy-tive years old, hale and
hearty, and attribute my wonderful health
to the persistent use of BRANDRETn's PILLS.
Occasionally l have bad cold or severe at
tack of rheumatism, indigestion or bilious
ness, but four or five doses of BRANDRETH's IS
PILLS always cure me. Whenever my child
rem have been sick with scarlet fever, measles,
mumps, acid stomach, disordered digestion
or costiveness, few doses of BRANDRETH' S
PILLS restore their health at once"
Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-01

Athwart vast continents traversed by mighty
iron thoroughfares, many armed like the
tabled Briareus myriads set forth daily to
encounter the vicissitudes of travel, change
of climate, unaccustomed food, and an at
mosphere possibly miasmlc, yet with calm
served When this confidence is based upon
the possession of the supreme medicinal de-
fense, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, it is in
deed we'll founded otherwise not Brackish
water, bad food, the wearyng and other bad
effects of railroad jolting, seasickness, and
nervousness, aggravated by journey and
its attendant dscomforts are shorn of their
pernicious influence by this sterling altera-
tive purifier and compensating medicine, in
valuable for dyspepsia, feebleness, nervous
ness, constipation, malarial disorders rbeu-
matism and kidney complaints!
Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-01
Tho Duration OF Nerve Life.

1t has been estimated that we get
complete new outfit of brains about
every two months, says the Medical
World. The duration of nerves
life is about sixty days. Each
nerve cell has It's own inde-
pendent functions, subordinate to
the higher functions of the whole
brain zen masse," and the latter
acts as sort of boss or overseer to the
individual actions and life OF each sepa-
rate cell. Every cell is destroyed and
renewed every two months, SO we each
get six brand new brains per year.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-01
The Flies on Us.

The common fly lays more than 100
eggs, and the time from egg-laying to
gression. Here we see it illustrated.
Suppose one fly commences ''to multi
ply and replenish the earth" about
June l. June Is, if all lived would give
$50. Suppose rs of these are females;
July l would give us, supposing no
cruel wasp or other untoward circum-
stance to interfere, ll,250 flies. Sup
pose 5,625 of these are females; we
might have July Is S43,720 flies. 1t
might cause bad dreams if carried on
further.