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Omaha daily bee., 1892-02-07
HIGH FIVE PRIZES.

The 90 Cent Store Headquarters for Every
thing Suitable for High Five Parties.
We exhibit the most complete assort-
ment of goods in the city especially
adapted for high five prizes In silver
there are napkin rings, salt sellers,
toothpick holders, butter spreaders, bon
bon dishes, nut picks, fruit dishes and
hundreds of other articles in medium
and best quality of plated ware.
Fancy bric-a-brac, vases, ornaments,
after dinner cups and saucers, Royal
Worcester ware, cut glass ware, etc. etc.
We have splendid assortment of pic
lures in pastel etchings and engravings,
all framed, that we offer at very moder-
ate prices For gentlemen we have
some particularly appropriate gifts, in
cluding toilet cases, ink stands, paper
weights, match safes, shaving glasses
and many other articles.
Do not fail to visit our store when
making your selections.
SPOT CASH BARGAINS ALL THIS
WEEK IN HOUSE FURNISHINGS.
&c nutmeg graters, &c stove-lifters,
&c dairy pans, &c pie pans, &c fire shoyels,
PC stove pokers, &c painted match safes,
Be chopping bowls, Sc mincing knives,
Be wire potato mashers, &c wire egg
beaters, Sc lamp chimneys, &c papers
tacks, &c dozen clothes pins, &c fine
flint glass tumblers, Be covered sugar
bowls, &c spoon-holders.
Monday only, nickle alarm clocks 5Sc,
each worth $500.
VALENTINES.
Thousands to select from at &c dozer
to $l.95 apiece. Open evenings mex,
week TO accommodate our valentine
trade.
THE 90 CENT STORE,
1919 Farnam st.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-02-07
Quick Time to the East.

Under the schedule, which recently
went into effect on the Chicago g. North
western Ry., passengers can leave the
Union Pacific depot, Omaha, daily at
9:l5 p. IN. and arrive at Chicago at 1853
o'clock the next morning.
This arrangement reduces the time to
Chicago two hours, and also affords con-
necton with all of the fast limited trains
for the east, and the journey to New
York, Boston and other eastern cities
may now, be made in several hours
quicker than ever before.
In addition to this service the after
noon "flyer" via the Chicago g. North
western Ry. leaves the U. p. depot daily
at p. m. and arrives at Chicago at S:15
the next morning.
Both of the above mentioned trains
are vestibuled throughout and are
equipped with Wagner and Pullman
sleepers, free reclining chair cars and
Northwestern" dining cars.
Baggage checked from residence and
through sleeping car berths reserved
City office, 140l Farnam street.
r. r. RITCHIE, General A gent.
G. F. WEST, G. p. & L. A.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-02-07
e W COOK 4 son
Great Gut Price Shoe Sale Begins
Tomorrow.
BEATS ALL THE DISCOUNT SALES
We've the Best Ladies' shoes Ever Sold
for $500 On sale Tomorrow FOR
Only s2.OO-Big Cut in
Mems Shoes.
G W COOK & son
ATS ALL THE DISCOUNT SALES
AZ 90 Shoes for 80. 90.

SO. 90 shoes for 50. 90.
This week we will have February cut
price sale on fine shoes that is better
than 25 per cent off.
As pairs ladies' fine kid welt shoes,
with patent leather tips, widths A TO
EE, all sizes, u fine shoe; regular price
$500, but on Monday we will cut the
price to So 90.
~ pairs ladies' fine kid shoes, regular
price is 81. 80, but on Monday we will
sell them at 81. 50. This shoe is good
value at 50. so.
SO pairs of ladies' fine kid button shoes
with square toes and patent leather tips,
regular price SO. 90, cut to 50. 90.
Ask to see this shoe. This is cheaper
than any 20 per cent or 25 per cent dis.
count sale in Omaha.
93 pairs of f. G. Burt's best New York
City make, ladies' fine hand sewed shoes
with patent leather tips. widths A to
EE. Regular price The world over is
S. 90, but on Monday we will offer this
shoe for $3.50
GENTLEMEN.
This week we will sell you our regular
$4 90 fine calf shoe at SO. 90. This is our
Chicago custom made shoe and every
pair warranted.
~ pairs of mems fine calf button 1870
shoe, cut to $l.75 for this week only.
100 pairs of workingmen's 81. SO shoes
we will close out at 81 90 pair
A WORD TO THE PUBLIC.
Although we have fine store and
carry very large stock of fine shoes,
still we also sell the best low priced and
cheap shoes In the city, and the shoes
you buy of us you can depend upon being
as represented.
All goods marked in plain figures.
Remember the place.
COOKS NEW SHOE STORE,
18th and Douglas, fin the new Karbach
block.
G. w. COOK g. SON,
10Th and Douglas.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-02-07
BENNiSON BROS.
The Prices Are Ont to the Lowest Notch
forr Monday.
AD EVERY ITEM CAREFULLY
New Dress Goods--An Enormous Linen
Saie-Come i'm Nonday-we VIII show
You bargains in Every
Department.

100 pieces American shifting prints,
&c yard.
100 pieces standard indigo blue prints,
sc yard.
200 pieces standard dress prints, 4ic
yard.
% pieces 36 inch figured penangs,
Monday 61c yard.
2 bales 80 inch fine unbleached mus
lin, 16 yards for Sl.00. This muslin is
worth SC yard.
100 pieces new imported Scotch zephyr
ginghams, pc yard Full line OF the
Brocha patterns at SOC yard.
A large line of imported zephyr ging-
hams at 1Sc yard.
Ladies' Derby kid gloves; we are clos
ing them out at ST.. so pair. They are
worth 50 90.
Our ladies fast black hose at 25c pair
are the best in Omaha.
Elegant line now dress good in the
very latest French and English novel
ties, all the new spring shades, at 6Oc
to Soc yard.
Beautiful line Bedford cords at SOC
yard; they are cheap at 81. 90.
ENORMOUS LINEN SALE.
100 dozen check linen towels, &c each.
rs dozen all linen huck towels, large
sizes at 10c, 12c, 15c and 1Sc each.
These are the best values ever offered
in towels. Take advantage of these
towel bargains Monday.
10 pieces unbleach German table
damask 20 inches wide Monday SOC yard,
worth 75c.
100 Marseilles pattern chrochet ped
spreads at CSC and 81. 25 each, worth 81. 25
and $l.50.
Our great sale of muslin underwear
still continues. Greater bargains than
ever Monday.
Ladies' muslin drawers 21c pair.
Ladies' corset covers at 21c each.
Ladies' mother hubbard night gowns,
tucked yoke, Acc each.
Come in Monday. Bargains in every
department. BENNISON BROS.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-02-07
Quail rolled oats are the finest mad
California.


You have seen California frequently
mentioned in newspapers and magazines.
Perhaps a friend has been there and
writes enthusiastic letters back home
about the climate and the fruits. 1t
makes you anxious TO see the country
for yourself
The best time to go is in the fall and
winter. Then work here is least press
ing and California climate is now pleas
ing. The way to go is via Santa Fe
route, on one of that lines popular, per-
sonally conducted parties, leaving Chi
cago every Saturday evening, and leav-
ing Kansas City every Sunday morning.
Special agents and porters in attend
ance. Pullman tourist sleepers are
used, furnished with bedding, mat,
tresses, toilet articles, etc Second
class tickets honored. Write to f. L.
Palmer, passenger agent Santa Fe
route, 1916 Farnam street, Omaha, Neb.
Nebraska is famous for its fine oats
Quail rolled oats are made in Nebraska
Omaha daily bee., 1892-02-07
a Violet Luncheon.

You may say what you will, put 1t is
nothing short of an art to make table look
enticing without OVERRIDING the decorations.
Balzac. while not discoursinS upon the or
namentation of dinner table for Balzao
was not given to that style of writing, says
that odd classitications of color are repug-
ncnt to decency and gentle breeding. And
the statement has grown to be almost an
axiom in society circles at least. Now and
then daring things are done with the color
scheme, but tho great maj jority o the smart
world adheres religlously to the thought
which the great Frepchma uttered.
Miss Nash evidently agrees with the
greatest novelist France has ever produced
for on Thursday she gave luncheon which,
in point of quiet elegance has not been exS
coll ed in this city.
The table was exquisite, poem If such
word can be applied to such a mosaic thing
and violet crossed the board from corner Z
corner broken at the center by huge bows
knot. lunches of white ana purple violets
were placed at each cover tied with violet
ribbons while at either end candeiabra
stood shedding a subdued light through
violet shades. There were dainty bon bon
dishes filled with candied violets In keeping
with this pretty idea
The menu was delicious and showed that
Miss Nash had protted by her trip abroad iu
the manner of service and its preparation.
The guests were Miss Stella Hamiltony
Miss Mccormick, Miss English, Miss Yosts
Miss Grace Wallace of Salt Lake, Miss
Beckwith, Miss Wallace, Miss May Wallace,
Miss Jessie Milard, Miss Brown and Miss
Sherwood.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-02-07
10000 MEMS AND BOYS HATS
All the Samples From the Largest Manu-
facturers in the World
ON SALE TOMORROW THE BOSTON STORE
Mems, Boys and Childrcn's Hats ut 3oc or
the Doilar-Mcn's $500 stiG Hat ut
sI,a5-Men's Si.So SOFT
Hats at 55c.

This extraordinary sale OF mems, boys
and children's hats will begin tomorrow
at o'clock.
Fine fur felt Derby hats, regular pricd
SO. 90 and 81. 90, go at 81. 10 tomorrow.
500 elegant styles, regular 80 and
SO hats, your choice tomorrow &l.i5.
1000 OF the finest soft felt hats, regt
ular price from "a to So, tomorrow $40
1900 elegant styles, all OF the best
makes of mems hats, worth 50. 90 and
$50, your choice $I.65
1000 soft fur hats, regular price S1.75
and $50, your choice tomorrow 81. 10.
1900 mems and boys regular $3.50
hats, your choice tomorrow Soc.
Besides these there is an immens.
line of children's hats and fancy caps
over 200 different ones to select from;
all new goods, go tomorrow at soc on q
dollar.
Call on our new hat department il YOU
need anything in this line, rs you can
save money.
THE BANKRUPT SHOE STOCK.
The great Council Bluffs bankrupt
shoe stock bought from the assignee,
is being sold at fraction Of it's
value. II you were unable to come Satur-
day, be sure and come tomorrow as they
are going fast.
in OUR BASEMENT.
Best American shirting prints, 2ic
yard.
Yard wide bleached muslin, 2tc and Sc.
Yard wide bleached sheeting, l5lc and
17tc.
Best oilclotb, 14c yard.
Fine French outing flannel, sac n yard.
THE BOSTON STORE,
N. w. cor. 10th and Douglas SITS.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-02-07
LOCAL BREYITIES.

HIS many friends will regr OF 10 learn that
Rev Alex Macnab, rector of ST. Matthias
Episcopal church, is i'll with la grippe
Several subscribers for Apollo concert
tickets cannot use them, and persons wish
ing extra tickets may secure these by calling
at the Boyd box office.
James G. Leary, late live stock agent for
the Union Pacific, has been appointed tray
cling agent for the Kansas City Stock Yards
company, with headquarters at Denver
Il. A. Tarryman, the travelling man who
stabbed Hackmap AL Brown Thursday night
on account of the latter trying TO overcharge
him for ride, was discharged by Police
Judge Berka yesterday afternoon, as the
evidence showed that Brown was the ag-
gressor.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-02-07
One-Fare Excursion to Texas Points.

On February s tickets will be sold at
Omaha and Lincoln, and points interme-
diate between same, and Kansas City to
Galveston, Tex, and return, good for 30
days, at one fare for the round trip,
reading via Atchison or Kansas City
and the Santa Fe route.
This is your opportunity to combine
business with pleasure at very little
cost; visit the deep water harbors OF
Texas and invest few dollars in Texas
property while it is being sold SO
cheaply.
If you do not want to invest go any
way. The trip will do you good.
Grand excursion train leaves Kansas
City via the Santa Fe route at O'Clock
Tuesday morning, February o.
Buy your ticket February g., from
your nearest ticket agent and join the
crowd.
Write or telegraph to f. /. Palmer,
Passenger Agent, Santa Fe Route, 1916
Farnam street, Omaha, for sleeping car
accommodation.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-02-07
Jerusalem and Russia.

Colonel James Fairman, the artist and art
lecturer, delivered another very interesting
and thoughtful address last night in the
Young MEMS Christian association lecture
hall His subject was "Jerusalem," but he
followed many radiating ideas, suggested by
the central theme, and covered
wide range of very interesting reminis-
cence and of philosophic speculation
as to tho future of Palestine.
Colonel Fairman thought that it would be
we'll for the world at large and for the peo-
pie of Russia and Turkey if Russia should
take possession of most of the territory now
controlled by Turkey. He believed that
Russia would be modernized IN government
and in commercial life by gaining good
foothold in southern territory, where be
people would be thrown into more intimate
relations with western and more progressive
peoples
Omaha daily bee., 1892-02-07
or for Texas.

There is large party forming at
Omaha and Lincoln to go to La Porte,
Tex, leaving Lincoln via b. & M. at
S:45 p. m. Monday, February 8. Among
those at the head of the movement are:
Governor John M. Thayer, Il. II. Ben
ton, auditor of state; j. G. Allen, state
secretary; j. EIHill, state treasurer; A.
G. Strang of Omaha, Captain John l..
Carson, Thomas w. Lowry, l. X.
Holmes and other prominent gentlemen
of Nebraska. They have chartered Pull
mans for the trip and expect to have a
glorious good time You are cordially
invited to join the party. Why not
avail yourself oiithe extremely low rate
offered on that day-one fare for the
round trip, good for thirty days-and
visit the beautiful state of Texas and
her deep waterlharbors. The party will
pass through Kansas City on the morn
fng of February 9Th, via the Santa Fe
route. For Pullman accommodations
write or telegraph T. w. Lee, care OF
Lincoln hotel, Lincoln.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-02-07

There must be merit in medicine
that has met with the success that the
Bedal gold cure treatment at Blair has
The business has increased so rapidly
that it has proven necessary to enlarge
the quarters of that largo plant. Ihe
result has been cure in every instance.
Fifty patients are being treated. The
habits of liquor, morphine, opium and
tobacco permanently cured.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-02-07
The Creede Camp Excitement.

Creede Camp promises to become a
second Leadville. The number of peo-
Pile going into this wonderful camp is
Unprecedented in the history OF Colo
RADIO, except only during the Leadville ex-
element 1t Is estimated that now the
townsite is located, that there will be
ten thousand people in the camp by
June /. The new discovery is only
reached by the Denver & Rio Grande
railroad, and there is no staging.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-02-07
". I. Seaman, wagons and carriage 8

Mr.. ana Mrs. James l.. Boots OF 302l
Corby street hereby express their thanks
to their neighbors and friends for the
many acts of kindness and sympathy
rendered in their present sorrow and
bereavement over the loss of their son,
Alvah. Especially do they wish to thank
the members of the Pioneer Sunday
school class of 1889 and the young men
of Omaha View who SO feeliugly remem-
bered their classmate and comrade OF
two years ago.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-02-07

The business mems excursion will
cave Omaha for Galveston, Tex, on
February S. For this occasion the Mis-
souri, Pacific railway will sell round trip
tickets to Galveston at one fare on above
date only.
For further information, call at city
offices, N. e. co. 18th and Farnam, or
depot, 18th aud Webster streets
j. o. PHILLIPPI, THos +. GODFREY,
A. G. +. g. p. A. Z. Il L. A.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-02-07


The Sutoriou mandoline club, composed OF
Messrs. IL. p. Sutorious, Ernest Zitsman,
Prof. Cummings, John Cotter, w. S. Wiuenor;
also Prof. Brett, the violinist, and Prof.
Thomas, the pianist, rendered Mr.. and Mrs
A. Mandelberg a pleasant surprise on last
Sunday night with a fine musical entertain
ment in honor of Miss Lille Lowenstein
from St. Joseph, Mo-, who is here on a
visit. The program was as follows:
Mandoline Club.
Violin sOlo-Il TroyatOrc... PrOf Brett
Banjo soio-ilarch Original. 80. Prof. Cummings
SOnS--Mary Green ............ a. aiaHuelD
Mandoline solo-Waltz Original ,;.......:
Song-What n Difference in the Morning..
....................... 1enry Rosenthal
PART III.
Overture-LuZie Waltz. Mandoine Club
Piano osolo-rannhauser... ....................Lis Liszt
Albert ROsenthal.
ng-MandelDerg' Home lorigina! ...;.:,
Guitar solo-Wrlte Me Letter from Home
Banjo solo-Crusaders March Prof. Cumi ines
SonS-Ave Marie........ Miss Lille Lowenstein
Omaha daily bee., 1892-02-07
THE MORSE DRY GOODS CO.
A storefull Of New Spring Bargains Just
Received.
cALICoS 8 CENTS MONDAY
Dress Goods, csc, 35c, SOC, 65c-New China
silks, 81 1-2c-outing Flannel, 1oc; New
Nainsooks, 12 1-2c, 15c, 20c; An
coma Wrapper Fiannels, 25c.

Monday we begin full display OF the
new spring goods all over the house; at
tention is called to our giugham ana
wash goods department, where we have
n magnificent stock of
New outing nannels, l0c, 12tc; l5c.
New zephyr ginghams, l5c, zoe, 2oc.
New nainsoolts, 12tc, 15c, 2Oc.
India dimity, organdies, mulls, SWISS
Ancona wrapper fannels, 25c Monday.
SHIFTING PRINTS &C.
Monday only we offer best shirting
prints at &c. None sold to dealers
ZEPHYRS sc.
A full line of colors, zephyr worsteds,
Monday sc a skein.
NEW DRESS GOODS.
The greatest bargains we have ever
shown in this department.
Double width dress goods, stylish, 25c.
Choice mixtures 35c, worth SOC.
All wool stripes, plaids, soc.
Stylish smooth or rough cloths 65c.
CHINA SILKS, 379C.
Monday we open a new lot of nice pat
terms new china silks, the first of the
season, n bargain, site.
IMPORTED INDIA SILKS, csc.
The finest ever shown for the money,
all colors and "a inches wide, at 65c
yard, worth 90c; very nice for dresses,
waists and cheap enough for fancy work,
New changeabe silks just in; we have
also complete line of new
NATURAL PONGEE SILKS
So durable for all kinds of underwear.
8-4 NAPKINS, 81. 35.
100 dozen largest size 3-4 half bleached
napkins, worth $500 dozen, reduced
for next week to 81. 35.
PATTERN TABLE CLOTHS, $500.
Red bordcred double satin damask
bleached table cloths, 2 yards square
$500, worth $500.
PATTERN TABLE CLOTHS, 1925
Another lot same quality, q yard:
long, 50. 25, worth SO. 80, and the 3-yart
long at 50. so, worth 1915. Mail orders
filled.
MUSLINS, SHEETING.
Same old wholesale prices at ou
counter beginning Monday morning.
Lonsdale cambria, 9ic; Berkely, 123c
Lonsdale, muslin, TIC; Fruit, 73c.
Peppetell sheeting, yards wide, 174c
2i yards wide, 19tc; q yards, 2lc
MARSEILLES SPREADS, So. so.
A beautiful quality imported Mar
seilles bedspreads on sale Monday a
49, SO.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-02-07
Aehtung.

Das stiftungsfest des yereins Sax
onia) Sontag, den 7ten February, findet
nicht In Kessler Halle staff. sondern in
der Metropolitan Halle, l4th und Dodge.
ALE dazu verkauften Eiptrittskarten
sind an diesen platte gueltig'
Das Committee.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-02-07
Drunkenness,

A disease, treated as such and perma-
nently cured. No publicity. No intirm-
ary. Home treatment Harmless and
effectual. Refer by permission to Bur-
lington Hawkeye. Send &c stamp for
pamphlet. Shokoquon Chemical Co.,
Burlington, la.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-02-07
Take Union Pacific No. 8 for Denver.

Whyp
Because it is solid vestibuled train
composed of Pullman palace sleepers,
Pullman dining cars, free reclining
chair cars and modern day coaches.
Because it makes fast time.
Because it leaves at 1000 a. M, con-
venient time for starting.
You can get your tickets and make
your sleeping car reservations at 1907
Farnam street. HARRY 4. DEUEL.,
City Ticket Agent U. p. System.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-02-07
NATIONAL CONVENTION.
of Labor Organizations Peoples Party u
st. Louis

OF labor Organizations Peoples Pnrty) at
st. Louis
For the above convention the Wabash
will sell Feb Goth to oath tickets to ST.
Louis and return at half fare good
returning until March 10th. Remem-
ber the Cannon Ball Express with re-
clining chair cars free and Pullman
sleeping cars leave Omaha 4:l0, Council
Bluffs 4:40 p. m, daily arrives at st.
Louis 1880 next morning. For tickets
and sleeping car accommodations call at
Wabash office 1902 Farnam street, and
at Union depot Council Bluffs, or write
q. N. Clayton, Northwestern passenger
agent, Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-02-07
Our own home made sugar cure

Our own home made sugar cured
hams, lie per lb.
Our own home made bacon, 10c per lb.
Our own home mand lard, 10c per lb,
or 3 lbs for 25c.
A full variety OF home made German
sausages; no packing house sausages.
e. A. MARSH,
Washington Market, 5l4 N. 10th street.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-02-07
The National Pageant.

Mrs. Cora Scott Pond Pope, who will di-
rect 1.-THE National Pageant" to be given at
the Grand opera house February 20 and "a,
under the auspices of the Woman's Chris
tian association, arrived in Omaha on Thurs
day and at once began the rehearsals for this
coming society event. Mrs. Pope is tall
distinguished looking woman, with voice
She talks well and in the outworkings OF the
inevitable and ever widening "woman ques-
tionn she is enthusiastic to q degree.
1.-The National Pageant" has been given in
many cities and is regarded by Frances f..
Willard as triumph of artistic skill and
originality.
Last evening at the armory rehearsal
was held of the minuet the following partic-
ipating: Mr. and Mrs. Clement Chase,
Lieutenant Powell Miss Bessie Hall, Lieu
Earl Gannett, Miss Laura Hoagland, Mr..
Net. Hall, Miss Sauie Nash, l.. +. Crofoot
Miss Daisy Doane, Mr.. Charles Wilson, Miss
Blanche McKenna, Mr.. A. kountze, Miss
Bertha Yost.
Rehearsals will always be held at the Press
club rooms in The BEE building. The rooms
have been kindly offered for the rehearsals
of the National Pageant during the coming
week. Monday at 10 u. m Priscilla and John
Alden Will meet Mrs. POpe for rehearsal.
Monday at 80 .. N. Queen Isabella and
Christopher Columbus will rehcarse; p. m.
The Colonial Kitchen; Z 80 p. M, "Courtship
of Miles Standsh" and Landing Of the Pill
grlms."
Tuesday at $3.50 p. m.. the States and
Declaration of independence. AT T:30 p. m.
the Omaha guards will meet at The BEE
building in the hospital scene o! the late wa.',
and also at s p. IN. take part in the departure
of the Nebraska volunteers.
Wednesday at 80 p. m. the reception of
Washington and Lafayette and the minuet.
AT p. M. the court of Queen Isabella
The patrons and performers will find Mrs.
Pope at the Hotel Brunswick, Sixteenth and
jackson, from 10 80 until II m. Can consult
her at that time CONCERNING their taoleaux.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-02-07
The New Scale Kimball Piano.
Only at A. HOspe's, 1913 Douglas

Rev. Washington GLADDEN. will give
two lectures at the Unitarian church,
under the auspices of the Teachers
association. Friday evening, February
IL, on abraham Lincoln, and Tuesday
evening, February is, on The Next
Step Forward :" Tickets at the door.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-02-07

ANY grocer can supply you with Quail
rolled oats-delicious for breakfast.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-02-07
Dewitrs Little Early lt.sers for the liver.
Army in Singular.

OMAHA Feb. 6.-To the Editor of THE
BEE.-To decide dispute will you please
state which is correct: ian army of re-
formers march," or IAN army OF reformers
Marches
Answer-"An army Of reformers marches"
ia cOrrect
Omaha daily bee., 1892-02-07
Women's diseases. DR.. Lonsdale, CLOS 1s.
Business Mems Excursion to Galveston.

Business Mems Excursion to Galveston.
On Monday, February s, the Burling--
ton route will sell return tickets, good
for 80 days from date of sale, to Calves
ton, Tex. , at rate OF one fare (s29 .O5) for
the round trip. Purchase tickets from
w. F. Vail, city ticket agent, l223
Farnam street.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-02-07

Hamilton Warren, M. D.. eclectic and
magnetic physician and surgeon. Spe-
cialty, diseases OF women and children,
ll9N 10Th street Telephone 1883
Omaha daily bee., 1892-02-07
Tho Houston Cure Institute,

Tho Houston Cure Institute,
In the Sheeley block, has been open two
weeks. There are already thirty liquor
and three morphine patients enrolled.
1t is said that no other institute in the
United States has enrolled SO many in
SO short time.