Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 13, 1880, Page 4

Wednes iay Vorning, Cet. 13, | M THE DAILY BEE. Election Returns. | BORDER RUFFIANS, ore Demonstrations by the Gang Along North Omaha i Creek. WPstrous of Tur Pre who desire f0 | » hser the cleciion roturns from Obio | — a+d Tndiaoa Tuesday cvening are it-| A Stern Chase That Was a wited to ol at Tk Bre cfiice, which Short One. will remzin open all night. Oor epe- L ¢ al diepatches by the Atlantic a1d | North Omsha still keeps up’_its Pacific are in every Way SUPETIOF 10 rocorg gy a first-class deadfall at andahead of the Northwestern Ase - night time. It s ssserted without ciatod Press that supplies The Hera'd | four of contradiction, that it is the received much nd Republicsn. Our dispatches a:e 1l are more full and complete. “BREVITIES. | terson sl P, - Frederick, Leading Hatter. Saxes for fie bath sponges. See Puls For the tec ertisement. h, Kuhu's Dentrifice. w Five Cent Ci Try Saxe's Butterick’s patterns st Crui —Poiter is rupning the Omaha ferry morning. Forty-two cars of stock and twelve of a came in yrsterday. The mail tr: orts 118 hou & The best «f meats at Bath 204 Dath & White, opposite the Nery Th coive freh fish every a twi-tf For 1ands, Lots, Ho sk over Bemis' now column on first § o and five miles of track have bec The overlond train from the we. Ogallals.at times drifted to a depth of o or sevenfeet, Cass st and a #:phyrs wnd Fency goods of all kinds n a « ) t a day, Uctober 14, 1880. iy snd night Ca. £ Wittiay GEsTuesax; Sixteenth an ets, has reoeived always £ Faucy Groceries. thes —Democratic poles are not healthy the comner of F s was put up for a sceond ¢ ngas thebree: ersion pull the teain out, 1L, who awas forn ted there on th Jamailing. FOR COOL WEATHER. Ladies’ Underwesr, Childs Underwear, Ladios’ Hoods, Childs Hoods, + Ladics’ Hosiery, Childs Hosiery fall assortment of yarns, et Kurtz's, Creighton Block. 25U Sirangers visit Kurtz's Store. t Hean big time Masonic hall to icht. 1t For Delicious CARAMELS, the finest in Americy, Go to Joe & Sam's, lier in the eveniny, e Rock Ts'and trainwas late this White's arms, nof the U. , ran thronghsnow fromOzden 1 fresh supply of Fuesn, Rout Daty Brrren and Fresh hand a ‘choice line teenth was from & ood firm, but the first fromthe solid north hroke its buom took out ts over went riday " | most dangerous part of the city after knees sets in and those who know | it best are the least desirous of taking a stroll through its pleasant paths after sundown. On Saturday pight last, Mr. Fred Gordon of the U. P. beadquarters, who lives on Charles strcet between Saunders and Pier, was on his way home abcut half past ten o'clock. He hed reached the inter- section of Sasunders and Indiana streets, where gaslamps are unknown, there being mot cne from Comir gs street to the end of the Red Line street car crack, when suddenly he found himeelf corralled by two wmen, ove of whom approached him from in front, the cther from tle rear. Ho was unarmed except by s amall cane which he was swinging in The his hand as he walked alongz. fivet fellow seized him by the la the coat and in an instant rece stinging blow across the face from the ne. He loosed his held and fell back exclaimivg, “Oh 1" and immedi- ately fled under ihe fmpression that a bad kicked him. His pariner, however, continued the attack, aud Gorden thinking that discretion was the better part of valor fled gt full epeed for his own house, follawed to t n the very door by the scoundrel. He thinks he had a narrow escape. A ATrENPn The samenight about a half an hour Tnter, = youn man whor es in that | part of town, went to see his girl, who is emploved in the family of a well known grocery in North Omaba, He started home about 11 o'clock, which ehows that heis a remarkably the ful fellow, & fucl is now a big item in the matter of courtship, with hard coalat $14 a ton, and witkina bleck of where Gordon was atiackek be met +| two men, who were probably the iden- 10 | tical ones concernd in the aceno above detailed. Their actions before he got noar them was so suspicions and men- " acing that he also fell back on his dis- cretion and returning to tho house, was retuforced Ly the grocer himself, in whose convoy he wade the trip | home i. safety. Tt secms that the two bridges over North Omha creck Bridge are infested with ruffians, who make it their rendezvous, and it of the Marskal to there occasionally abonds. and Military is the du send an officer up to cluan out the v A Omaha is 3ot the only place infost ed with theso des ANG P TUUGS, to characters, us in v. parts of tho co'ntry and work so near- ly alike that it would indicate that a trai chool for a general associa- tion of Thugs had been opened avd the pupils we ittle gre n. An ful work occurred to aster of the wuncil Bluffs, and on Mr. home about but they are so nu e ious instance o | Me. Jerry Glunt C., B.&Q atC the same evening the above. Glant was ou his w 10:30 p. m., welking leisurcly along, and passed hencath a row of shade troes noar the couct house, No sconer had he done €0 when ho was ap- vroached from bohind by two men, oue of whom seizod him by the arms , | and the other by the throat, whilea third one came in frout, no doubt for the purpose of taking whatever money he had. He wss so completely strangled that hecouldnot csi for help, but made vizorous uecof his feet,keep. ing the man in front from makiog a near approach. In the strugele they all stumbled and tumbled into the middle of the street and under the glare of the street lamp. At this t ext to Postoflice. 4f | point they released him, no doubt - —— fearing exposure, a street lamp light- It is now an estal ed fact that | er being then near by. Mr. G. had W. Nason, Dentist, has the nzatest #nd best arranged dental rooms in the Heis using perfoct beauty in | th thoway of & dental chair known as S. White's Improved Pedel Lever which is fur superior to any- ¥. ir, inz of the kind previously m turcd. The doctor it enial ges and takes prido in his prc cnue and Fifteenth streets. 1t The first annual ball of the Band of 1o Ancient Order of Hiberniavs will ke place at Masonic hall on Thurs- ol2t3 e o g T Joe & Sam’s Oyster Parlors open I Another Importation. Monday Messrs. Brown, Bliss & received another importation of ur carloads of J. & G. Meakins' na direct from the factory in Eng- lsad. This is the second large impor- ion by this fifm within three wonths. Omaba being the only city west of Chicago importing these goods sb il i which to operate. es this enterprising firm a wide field They send their wds into sl the western stes and territories. They hau- berides Meakin's ware all the standard makes of crockery. At the Nebraska state fair, held in this mium on Irish Delleck wore, first ty last month, trey took first yre- premium on .- oeat d ebiny, firs’ pre- eneral ium on lamps and first premium on disglay. Sonta 14th stree’, between Farnham 0d Douglas, is well filled with fine crockery, lamys, and silverware. New 400ds of the latest desiga are arranged 18 pleasing aud attractive manner 0. ~tsewar. Ninth and Jones S6s. 09-3t | this eveving, Jane. sstomers and visitors are always dially treated. Mes. M. Cox, Fashionsble Dress o, 517 Fifteenth street, between enport and Chicsgo. ——— %0,000 good building brick for rale . thoronghly posted in his busi- Jacobs’ block, corner Capitol | Their store, 220 less than thirty dollars in money with im, and said he would rather give than enduro another choking such as he received. He was entirely un- armed, but the approach of the des- peradoos was g0 sudden and silent that weapons would have dene him no go0d whatever. FROM ATKINSON'S, TUE ACKNOWLEDGED LEAD ERY E<TABLIS"MENT. Our early opening this season, being desioned more especially for strangers who visited our city during the tair, we now take pleasure in announcing our regular opening which will com- mence Wednesday evening, October 13(b, and continue throughou: the week. That our former opening and display at tho State Fair which took the first premium was a grand success is beyond question. Since then and now we are receiving large invoices of the latest, richest and rarest novelties koown to the trade, through cur pur- chaser in New York City, and on Wedunesday evening the ladies of Oaba and vicinity may expect to see the largeet and most complete stock, the grandest display of Artistic Milli nery everseen in this city. All are most cordially invited to see, compare and criticise. A. & T. Arkissox, Cor. of Douglas and 13th Streets. MILLIN- Good Templars to-night, Masonic hall. 1t It pays to trade at Kuri: L el Telephone to Joo & Sam’s for a box of those Famous Caramels and Bon- bona. t-t o CtaN g e v Gratz & Freman, cracker wanu- factorers and wholesle dealers in Nute, Candies and Cigars, have re moved 10 510, 11th street, (McShane & Schroeder's old stand), which will be used a8 sales room and office. Their o1d stand will be used only as factory. Meet me at Good Templar Festival 1t FROM MRS. HENRY HICKMAN- To My Patrons: Haviog just retarned from New York, where I have been a dilizent student of the newest idess in fine mtillinery, and havicg made selectlons from the rarest aud most desirable novelties, I shall be pleased to submit to the ladies of Omaba the results of my visit. 3 : Being the only milliner in the city who has visited the metropolis of fash- ion the present season, 1 feel confidert that I can reproduce ideas in artistic millinery of a character superior to anything yet introduced here. You and your friends are kindly and respectfully invited to a millinery promenade in my special and personal department of fine millivery, to be had on Wednesday evening, October 13th. With due respect, yours very truly, Mzs. C. F. Hickyax, Mrs. S. A. Smith, groceries aud produce, has adopted the cash system. Call and get prices; 7thard Pierce strecte. 3t toctT. A large assortment of yLack and COLORED FPRINGES; 500 Gross Drees Buttons—new and beautiful designs— jost received at “THE MrcmaNics' O Price STore” of FREDRICKSON & Bro., 408 Thirteonth strect, near Harney. ocl)-sat-tu-thu-tf See Dolmans at Kurt: tt Fred M. Peterson, the **Omaha Ba- kery” man has the finest rig in town, and gets up the best line of bread, cakes and pies, and runs the cleanest shopin the west. Al from §2.80 six years ago. Try his TWISTS. oct9s-th-tf Do your shopping at Kurtz' tt Mr. Enest Kreoes, manager of the Nebraska Vinegar Works, has en- larged the capacity of his factory, snd is turning cut the best vinegar in the west, and hss always on hand a large stock of DISTILLED WINE VINEGAK. CIDER VINEGAR aud WINE VINEGAR, which is offored at the lowest rates. Mr. Krebes' vinegar tock the first premium at the Nebracka State Fair. sat-tu-th " The Wires Down A storm of snow prevailedalong the entire line of the Union Pacific as far oast & Ogallalla, Sunday, «f such eeverity that irsins were all laid by exce p: the mails, and these have run from cne to fourteen hours late. The enow was followed by sleet, which has carried dowa all telegraph wires west cf Cheyenne, Western Union s well as Union Pacific. To- day it is raining west of North Platte, and the probability is that the track will bo clesr by to-motrow. Menicrs celebrated Fine Chocolate, abJoo & tf August Doll has resumed > f the Neak hotel, formerly the Oaata hewse, whish he will now man- Mr. char age p r-ounly, and which, under his suge. visian, w11 become oue of our best kept hotels in this city. Here- after the ot ? w.ll again be known as thie Omaha house. it T Postoffico Changes in Nebia-ka during the week entling shee 9, 1880, furnished by Win, Van Vieck, of ths Postoflico Depart ment: Established— A} ty, Loren S. Caryl, Gosper co icon, Knox coun- D cker postmaster; ty, C. J. Laurent, . Madison county, aster; Laura, Jus+y Iy A. Estep, post- macter; McClean, Helt county, Jas. postmaster; Clari Otimel E. Davie, Hoit. cour M. McClean, portwaster; Neboville, Platte county, M. Bragger, post- master. Postmasters Appoiuted — Athens, Richardson county, Wm. H. Deweber; Altee, Franklin county, Fred Porter; Bushberry, Cass county, Stephen Hul- fish; Genoa, Nance county, W. W. Burcess; North Branch, Otoe conaty, Henry Hogevman; West Branch, Paw- nee county, Mrs. Margaret T. Stewart. See Cloaks at Kurtz/ PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS tt J. S. Hulbert left yesterday for Chicago. J. J. Dickey left evening for Milwau- kee, am Gladstone, is in the city on a brief Vit W, Fostercame in from the east yes- morning Mrs, C. S. Carrier has returned from St. Louis, Will Krug was a west bound passeoger yesterday. J. 3. Cumings started for a we tern trip vesterday. P. E. Tler went south by the Wabash Monday night. Chase made a flyiog trip to Fre- terday. G. L. Miller returned from the D-. eat yesterday. Miss Bratton, «f Omaha, left for Chey- cune yesterday W. B. Hoxie, of Grand Tsland, was in the city to-day. Conncilman Geo, F. Labagh has return- ed from Illinois. 3Mr. W. H. Bitting, with Mar y & Co., goes west to-day. D. N. Whesler, euperintendent of the A. & N, went south Monday vight. Andrew Borden, clerk of the Inter- Ocean hotel, Cheyeune, is in the city. Mr. D. C. Brooks andMws. H. S. Brooks returned from Chicago yesterday morning. Mrr, 0. M. Ramswy has returned from Clifton Springs, N. Y., greatly improved in bhealth. H. M. Smith, general agent for the B. & M- railroad, at Atchison, is in the city for afew days, E. 0. L. Edholm, editor of The Tmmi- gration Reviews, Chicago Tribuse, came i foom the north yestenday morning. C. S. Dennis and son, of Newark, J., who have been visiting Omaha for & ew weeks, left for home Monday. weo. A. Percival, of The Merrick Co. Itew, published at Central City, left for home yesterday after a two days visit in Umaha, C. M. Carter, formerly with the B. & . in Othaha and now cashier of the K. C. St.J. & C. B.railroad was in the city yesterday. D. McCallough, ome of the beaviest wool growers of the Laramie plains, passed through the city yesterday en route to £h Ludelpbia where he will rema'n during the winter. ¥x-Senator Tipton, the democratic can- POOL'S PREDICAMENT. The Bloody Barber of Omaha and His Game of Hide and Seek. Fe Goes Back to the Peniten tiary for Life. From s gentleman who came up from Lincoloon thenoontrainTuesdsy we learn that Samuel Pool, who was sentenced to the penitentiary for life from this city, but subsequently cs- caped has in all prebability been re- captured and will now havea chance to serve out his unexpired term. Pool was sent up for fatally shootinga man named Case in abagnio near the comner of Tenth and Capitol avenue over ten years ago His escape was made on the 17th of April, 1871, at the time the insave asylum burned down. There many now here who will remember. the circumstances, and that during the conflagration eleven convicts in the penitentiary took advantege of the excitement incident to the occa- ston, and managed to escape, Po being charged with being the ri leader. It was believed the time that the set fire to the asylum themselves, and as the insurance companies had over §80,000 to pay, end thought there was something rotten in the state of Den- mark, they put detectives on the track of the fugitives, but although several times within an ace cf retaking them the pritoners always got away in the nick of time, and in the ten ycars that have elapsed since not one of them has ever been captured. At one time they had a woman Pool had kept, on the point of giving the whole crowd away and making some startling dis- closures, but she was found soon after, dead in her bed, poisoned by some of th gang. Pool, who was u barber by trade, when in this city, is, 1t seems, the first to retuen to his Eage, if there is not a mistake in the 1dentity of the man captured, and the following from to-dag’s Journal would indicate that thero is no mistake: WVouday a man avswerivg the de* scription of Pool'to a dot was brous to Lircoln from Pierce City, Mo, near the Arkansas line, and taken out to the penitentiary. When acrested in Missouri he was at werk in & bar- ber shop, under the namo of Jubn Sbaney, and while an inmate of the prison here he was the barber of the inst tntion, are at convicts His description in every respech; height, shape, size, etc., answers the description found in the descriptive roll of the prison, even to ared blood streak in o eye. But the man says he was vever in Nebraska befure in his life. After Captain Nobes had la tored with him an hour or two in o cresy - examination, he summoned Black Hawk, an Otoe Indian, who cannot speak a word of English, and who has been a cenvict in the prison for many yeors, and Whitew e, another Tudian, who speaks Enelish fluently, to act as interproter. With- out telling the Indians what he want ed of them, he took them into the re- eeption room where the supposed Pool Mr. Notes thon acked Whitewater to propound the follow- i Hawk, and was seatel. puestions to Black @ him tho answers: Nobes—Who is thzt man? B. H.—Don’t know his name. ue:d to be here nine or ten years § Mober—How did he get away] B. H.—Esciped with others during the burnivg of the asylum, Nobes— Has ne changed in appear- ance, much! B. H.—Not much; his heir seems to be darker. Nobes—*‘But his hairnow is cov- ered with oil—take a good look him.” The man was ordered to arice, when the Indian examined him from top to bottom, and declared he was the man who escaped. When Mr. Nobes called the atten- tion of the hair was oiled and therefore much darker than it otherwise would be, the man for the first time gave himself away by erying in an excited manner, “I object to that!" but he quickly re covered himself and , “that’s all right, go on.” Mr. Nobes, as a matter of cours koows nottiing about the man, and car only identify him so far as he answers the description in the descriptive rcll, and tho photograph which is in the rogues’ gallery, and we understand the wardeu says the resemblanca is strik- ing, He You seek pleasure, you will find it at Good Templar Social this evenirg Gen. Thayer atthe Academy, Alirge and intelligent sudience assembled at tho Academy of Music, Monday to hear the address of Ger, Thayer on Indiana politicr, and was greatly disappointed. at the inability of tne orator to proceed with a sct speech. Gen. Thayer has just re- turned from a stumping tour it In diana, whither he went about two weeks ago to take the placs of Senator Allison, of Iowa, who was called home on business. Gen. Thayer excused himself on the ground that he had been address- inglarge opeu air meetings in Indiana, He bad never witnessed such a can- canvass anywhere. It seemed to him that every man_ and woman in the state was a politician. The republican party there is thoroughly organized and everything indicates a triumph. To'morrow the verdict will be ren- patriotic people in this land. All those who preserved our national institutions, our constitutional lib- erty and our_constitutional govern- ment in the dreadful struggle; or it will carry joy to those who sought the overthrow of our institations and the destruction of the Union. He wrusted it would be the former--that the pecple of the Union would rejoice that Indisna has given her verdict on the side of the government. Gen. Thayer was followed by Gen. .|3.70." Cowin, who made one of his characteristic speeches, which was spplauded at every sentence, to the echo. Col J L. Webster cloted by offer- ing the testimony of three leading dered which will carry joy to all | A NARROW ESCAPE. AFarmerand His Team Near- ly Drowned in One of Our Streets. A cerions and nemly fatal accident eccurred lxst night on Cass streat, be- tween 23rd and 24th streets which isa repetition of similar accidents which have been of weekly occurrence lately. The city has been having some grad- ing done in that vicinity, considerable of which was washed out by recent rains leaviog a terribls pitfall which is filled with water mest of the time. Last 1ght a3 a farmer was driving over the rad, t; the routs s he remem« bered it when he last passedthat way, he was suddnly precipi team and wagon ‘into the dirty lake. In the eem dark state of the night and the nat nfusion of mind following such a catastrophe, both he and his horses camo near drowning, but were fortunately rescued in time by I’ Sorenson, O'Bricn and other citizens of that Leality, who pulled both man and bees's out half dezd. The wholo vicinity thereabouts is eubmerced and the farmers wagon bed is till floating placidly on the charming lake. Jmp-=rial Club. A permanent organization of the above clab was last night effect=d and a constituticn aud by-laws adpred. The officers chosen for the ensuing year are as follows: Jobn 8. Halbert, president; H. P. Douel, v i dent; Fred. Nye, sccretary, aud Geo. £ wembers in limited to twenty-five, the roll is_already filled. Hon. Jas. H. Clurk, ex-president of the club, and the city editors of 5 papers, were elected y members. Several of the ding vews, dramatic and illostrated papers, will bo placed on filo at the clubroom, which is 1 ed at the cor- ver of Dodze and Sixteenth streets, d is fitted up in a neat and appro- rigte manner. es from Joe & s, delights ris of voung old. of DL YOU OW ENOU KNOW fis K tho cigars of are now con Swoke them and be Yactory «ne door south 09 sat mon-tf in the market! ored cashmere, EVER, at “Tho Me- cnax1c’s Oxg: Prier: Srore” of Fren- } r1eksox & Do, 468 Thirteenth street, near Harneg. fm-wod-t Bl onE PER THAN LOOK HERE! The Garlwd Parlor Stove stands at the front; 1 in the market. Messre., Lan & Foitick will bepleased Il tho Jatest improves > you at once that thero is 70 better stove in the markct, , next to Fist d-tf Real Estaro Transfers. Hondris, o to W. O, t 01, Gisc's 0. wife to Jas. Millrd & ska to Pacl .}, sec. 34, 1, % to Chr. avd Jue M w. dand ii. 1.s. e ], Sl i . b n. e | rec. 4, and a'l of n. sec. 3, west of Elk- horn river, allin t. 14, r. 10, e —$5,600. ciq.cd,mne fuw W3 10, alsosll of a. e. , sec. 4, 14, r. 10-8400. LADY LAWYERS. The female millenitim appears to be ing. There are women doctors, ud jurymen, and soon there wili be womien lawy Before hey attempt tospeak they should use SO- to give beauty to their h are destined to com- ors. yers wili stick to their PALDING'S GLUE to wood Femole 1 olients liko An Honest hedicine i'ree of Charge Of all medicines advertised to cure any affection of the Throat, Chest or Lungs, we know of none we can rec- ommend as highly as Dr:. Kina’s New Discoviry for Consumption. Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Hay Fo- ver, Hoarsness, Tickling in the Throat, loss of voice, etc. This med- icine does positively curo, and that whero everything elso has failed. No medicine can show one-half so many positive and permanent cures as have already been effected by this truly wonderful remedy. For Asthma and Bronchitis it is o perfect specific, cur- ing the very worst cases in the short- est time possible. We say by al means givo it a trial. Trial bottles Regular tizo $1.00. For sale by J. K. ISH, Omaha, 811y 11 yon are tr. azue, billions disease of (he b well, tr AGREAT FRENCH PHIL- OSOHPER once defind a doctor to be drogs, a' ont which he kuows little. cernin wiich he knows loss, modern quicts, would seem 10 1o thy sm of the Frenchm teroal Pic R druggats. Pric Eample s on aoplicition to P. Neus- 3348 New York. 500 PRIZES GIVEN AWAY. GRAND FAIR OMAHA LADIES’ SOCIETY, —ATTUE— NEW STANDARD EALL, Oct. 28th, 20th and 30th,1880. Admission o saton Tickets $1.06; Each democrats a8 to Gen. Garfield's | nasoy Ticxeris Entil dtoa Fum. Seme of record. re, Farnbas : 0cto-w 61 NAKESCP. s bay mare, one Masonic. e ; ,-m{elst.r n fore. ad | Omaba Chapter meets for work | o Sp1 30 00 iva Tucly o and Tuesday evening, October 12. i chas. W, WOLESENSKY o X. Jauzs Guseer, H. P. e o7 athst NOTICE—Advertisements To Let For Bale' Lost, Found, Wante, Bosrding &c., will be In- serted In these columns ouce for TEN CENTS per Line; each subigequent insertion, FIVE CENTS per line. The fist fnsertion Dover less than TWENTY-FIVE CEMTS. 70 LOAN-MONEY. X (1)) T LoAN 2 $56.000 e, 2 nime ot Fnibana up- Wards for 1t 5 years’ time on first class improv edcity aud farm propenty. A Beal Estate and Loan A¢eacy, 1503 MoEL R Douglas endtt JOAN—Gail_at Law office (0HAS, Fon 8, Crelehton Blook at BEMIS ONEMILLIONACRES GHEAP LAND = EASTERN NEBRASKA, $2T08$5PERACRE. V south of Cum'ng ress W., this (il N ANTES Foom, 1117 D NTED—A cirl £0 0 narse rl; nent 21 \\r\V1 b W JRRENT Thresnice rooms, No. t11 Jath St Nincels fu or No.517 17 JOR REN st tacat, between Daven T 00N FOR RENTT S e, et 08, e Tinely i Davenport street, be A Holmes 16th 15t A now, elogant, first-oclas " betiv piana, direct feom manufacturer, 2 less than manuficturer's nrice, willecl gat ive timo if desired, W. J. CONN welled biae: 1ot Be ofee Absolutely Pure. Made from Grape Cream Tartar —No othe preparation makes or uxurious pastry. Can b without fear of the 1ls re digestible foo Sold only in RovaL A. W. NASON. ting from heavy | ns, by all Grocers. sr¥a Powown Co.. N w Yark THREE REMEDIES IN ONE. In alt disorders—mild, acate or chronic— eepugthe seeati o Forpthe ol roe; Give a corrective, laxative and onic, In one pure medium that combines tho three. SELTiz APRRENT is that medium gloriouss) It tones, refresncs, regulites, sustains, And o'er disease tor thirty v rious, The world's well founded confidence retaing TARRANT'S EFFERVESCENT SELTZER APERIEST. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS CHICAGOMEDICAL COLLEGE ocured in order of spplication. Practit oners’ Courss through Apri ¥or Announcement o information, Dr.J. H. HOLLISTER, 70 Mouroe S:., Chicago. DR. A. CONSULTING PHYSICIAN LiAS PERMANENTLY LOCATED HIS MED- ICAL OFFICE, 493 Teath Street, OXAHA, NEBRASKA Offerlag his scrviess in all departmen medicioe and sargery, both in gencial pecial practics, acute and chronic discates Ca be_consulted night aod day 1l vist: telegmmg. 7, 85 15:\4»--:1...1@:1 on recetpt of lotvr |3 t the & aad 10c st o3 ahed front reom on farnished rooms over Mer. 16th and wuch light, flaky hot breas, aten by dyper tic 20,000 Acres T DOUGLAS GOUNTY, 6 to 12 Miles from Omaha, $6 to $10 per Acre, on Long Time and Low Interest. Large tracts saitable fo- -|Celonies in all the best Counties in the State. 80,000 acres scattered through lowa. A large number of Improved Farms in Nebraska, many or them near Omaha, $12 to $40 per acre. An Immense List of | AGENTS FC OMAHA CITY PROPERTY, Consisting of Hlegant Resi- dences from $3,000 to $20,- ,]000. Many vacant lots in the additions to Om 1. Bundreds of lots scattered through the City. Houses and Lots, Business Houses and Lots, and all kinds of Cily Real Estste. 1 We also have 1 " MONEY TO LOAN on Improved Farms in LOUE: las County, on 6 years time, & 10 percent. interest to all who crn show good titles. Maps for Pouglas and Sarpy Counties for sale, House and lot, 22 aud Dodge.. Hou'e and It noac Br el fi Towo new houses and. full lot, re $4:0 por scar. N uth of depot e propeity, Kountze and Rith' ceand corner lot.. ence (cash) i 00 et tront, 6% ivéh. and sl lot, Cass street Hause and lot, % th near Farnan Brick housc and comer 101 Smail howe and falllot, Cum 11 use and lot, 234 st Tous: and fall I Fue brck reskd Brick residenco. .. o progorty. Residen o propes Tot 1 House and } Tot 1 block from Court, Houss....... . Flouse and } Lot House and § lot, near depot. House and fot, South A Reaidence propert = s Gt Residence pre periy, south part |1 fown House and § 10, Webater at. ... Ho e and 5 actes a1 tarmac) House and lof, ATmatrong House and Iot, Soath 12 8t~ .- Houte and lot, Kountze and Huth's ad ition s Desidence and § iot. House aud lot, 16th Boggs & Hill, Reat EsTaTE Brokens, 1408 Fam, St., Omaba, leb. FIRST | o B TN Immense Stoék for * FALL AMD W INTER Fine Custom-Made¢ CELOTEING Men'’s Suits, Boys’ Suits Children’s Suits. WINTER OVERCuATS Boys, and Children. Under-Wear, Hats znd Tranks and Valises, at Prices to Suil Al (5] i1 THEES STON CLOTHING HOUS A=A = FARNHAM REEYT, E2WT= v S — Oval Bra oY ST The salm of this WEIGHT AND ME. " MAX MEYER & CO. and HRS. General Weste WHOLESALE i figars from BBACGON $15.00 per 1000 upwards. ISTS | Tobacco, 25 cents per pound upwards. Pipes frem 25 cents pe Send for Price Lis Lot MAX MEYER & oy dezen upwards. 9., Gmaha, Neb. ~, WAX WEVER &CO,, | RE GUNS, ANR;UNITIOH, Fishing Tackle, nase Ba NOTIONS ANTD FACNY ET.A SPORTING COODS, {sand a full line of 00D oac BEAN. | DEWEY & STONE, |deetcaac cARTFETS ' romxrroxs, |GROCERS, OMAHA. OMAHA o AHA i (8 WHOLESALE 1213 Farnham St W™ F. STOETZEL, MORG AN, GROGE Om:aha. Dealer in HARDWARE, The Cheapest Place in the City for I Manufacture my CLASS COOK STOVES. own Pieced TIN W.ARIE That will last you 2 lifetims, at t and deal in no factory-mads truck that is almost univ dealt in now a-day=. I also manufacture all S3-o0d3m £ he Lowest Price in the ¢ nds of Cans. WM. F. STOETZEL, - - - Tenth & Jackson Sts. s