Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 5, 1880, Page 4

£ DAILY BEE. Friday Morning,'jNov. 5. Leading Hatter. Polack’s advertisement. “sbulk perfun sine Co. meets to-vizht. , X of fine havdkerchief ex xe s ve cars of stock came in to-day e west. unty court is in ses<on with Gfty- s on the docket. the excitement of Wed re wis not a &3 ple, McMl n & Co., the jewel- as street. IN THE he postoffice. the Thursday. twirtd White, opp ve fresh fish ever post i Farms, flest ote, Houses " mew columa « and A il Blu ¥ nw column of bargain: bridge mear the North Omaha been repaired in accordance jon of Tue Bre. has 1 Morris, with the “Mir- nd Saturday i the distrietcourt Weds cecdings. se news of the election of Garfield "h arted the busioess boom. There was e nmmber of real estate trau 1,We tnesd: clccted county y, and 6 10 representative by a same train was reported {four o yeste:day . Do 1 lhioman. Up Dolga the council adjourned Monday evenin mo- araabas church has purchased a 13 quite as large o canily finished; in front is morial plate, with the name of Woodmn, who for so long be_ ¢ of St. 1 last M. and Mrs. silver wed- indulged in 1 tme had by all. tles Whit: mes Whitneyand Colan, 1 and Dolan, ter supper and 1 the came in ay and remaiued over Vednesday. They ate o+ the winter, and all expoct to 2 next sea on. the following the Ro- iou hias gone topieces. The e com - any disbanded he & 5 St. Louis, where th uizs in abaut bwo weoks. T ary failure for t, the g having autly throngh sh % of ce- 4 remunerative patron® Towa was a paew P~ Rps wt e Lake City, ha wdent of the the heen appointed su- Awmerican Bible asso itories embracing Utah, whoaccompanied Messrs. Moo ukey out to Salt Lake, has been ap- 26 the doctor, whose pr asource of pride tohismany Omala. Do ot fait to visit Tue Lavmes' Fark, at curox Hauv, heid bth, 6th, Sth, 9th, 10th, d12th, compasies and the Fire went will visit the Fair during orybody will be there, 43¢ avings at Hospe's, © has opened his new h room 1214 Farnham Im s, Plums, Grapes, Palace. o201 4f SONAL PARAGRAPES. . Love, of Plattsmonth, is in Jewett left on the noon train Sidney. der came in from the east it and returned | - of St. Lou's, icitor of the .\lnmmi Pacific the ci ay. Wedue: lay. Soreoson is ity wilican passed through ay, eturuing home from the H. Vanduzen, a prominent tele- many years manager of the Teleziaph Offce, at Cleve- d with the Atlantic . is ig the city. e, general superintendent m telegraph lines on the city. Mr. Gam- LISTE "oMdest telezed hers in the ™ constru-ted the pion-er Tir aliforsia. The late Edward Clowry constructed the oyl fem the Missour river City, and Mr. Gamble built Salt Y.aka to San Francisca, th . of the Those who mla,um.\m.wa; VY 4 THE ROGUES AT WORK. Trying to Count Out the Legally Elected Members cf the Legislature. Doctoricg the Returns by the Mot Brazen Fraud and Chicarery. When the election closed on Tues- g the U. P. garg, with the 1 brand, claimed to have car 1ocounty by the most overwhelm- ityfortheirwhole ticket. They d boldly that they had csrricd except the by large majorities. imed jority utant aud the rest of the ticket Second over 400 m “| down sixth slone. h day afternoen n the different wards ere was great n yest rawing t : : Pacific camp. Peank \\n.m-,, Windmill Baldwin, C utant aud the hangers on and strik- er: were rus! bout at a fearfulrate, Lirze concourse of U. I semblod in the Fi judges there ward od among the Union Ps: the R st least five and at publican «flice of their was t men o the log- his morning the U, P. sirkors went to work with t the result of the A new count was in the Tirst ward, witha doubt to cutting antiaonopoly majority. Right here let us say that in the firet o irfamous frauds wero it voters by In the can- vas of the vote it was found that over ndrod aud fifty bogus domo- hree low, lative ticet. the one b can leg- e ticket printed in ame without any mark. A large majori- tickets woro doubtliss coting democrats who they were votivg for the cratic candidates. o most infamous attempt to de- the voters of this connly is, Liowever, being perpetrated with the s from Chicago precinct. A a0 of Rohlls, who was judges, came irjWedn:sduy repcrt that nopoly g the democratic candida distin zuishix the by unsu sapposed mzn by one of the precinct 150 votes had been c: fiom that precinct were not vk unt112:30 ¢ nea, 18 was only in to the county cle i e ny that hours? vote in ered with nu doctored to Thae rewurns thus far w ihat the an poly polled over 1000 county, and while G the county by 1200 the U. P. republican leg. ticket fr part, an very mu the precinct & T the returns suit th o nblicans have beatea there is islative the most is honest ud the returas are not apered with. If it hadu’t beea for s tickets and the 300 or 400 democrats bouzht up with money, every one of the candidstes on the anti-monopoly ticket would ba clected. WANT ED. Five dry goods ealesmen. with Capable rences from past em- permanent places. Morse & Co. . — Surgical t men ployers can cbtain Case please roturn to Dr. Parker, Tu.iithand Harney and get reward. the finest 1416 022 tf Bonner's he Mar Douglas street. a1 o g At 1205 Douglas street, will be offered for sale, at public auction, Saturdsy, November 6th, at 10 o’clock A o, all the stock and fixtures be- muasium, including ley, pine, balls, one hil- o, lifiing machive, & com- u0 oatfit; also two bath tubs chairs with les 00 numerous to amen- novd-2: with fixtures, tables other twn. Israel Loom's. b tho late Tsracl yes s funeral of Le place 750 , from the r. iforia and Nineteenth streots the remains w Mr. Loomis was the father of Miss Loomis, of Brownell Hall, and came to Omaha but a few wecks ago, after the desth of his wife, which cccurred on Sept. 224, The deceated came to Nebraska tweuty- > from Michigan and made his home in Johason coun- ty, where he owned a farm and al- ways took a prominent part in politi- P aid to a reporter of is paper, who was introduced to him a few days ago on the street and had s long and interesting conversa- tion with him, that ho should never have come to the city but for the loss of his wife, that everything locked strange to him hcre and he | change, althouzh it scemed a pleasant one under the circumstances. He was then apparently in the enjoyment cf excellent health, notwithstanding the weight of sixty-seven years, Satur- day morning he was seized with an spoplectic attack which resulted ina complete paralys's of the left sice, aud in 2 half comatose and insensible con- dition from which he never rallied. Mr. Loomis has many friends throughout the state who will learn, with regret, of his sudden demise. Carite SraE s Just received a car load of PRINE Michigan Winter Apples, three-bushel barvels, “uxsises” first grade. Now is the time to put in .mp,flu for the sea- son, ey are likely to b i a fow days. FLEMING & 00, 3 Grocers. Mrs, M. Cox, Fashionable Dress Maker, 517 Fifteenth street, between Dasenport and Chicaso. New Engravings at lospe's, Bootblacks' Brotherhood. Among the contributora to the Oma- ha Bootblacks’ Brotherhood yesterday were Judge Savage, George Patte eon and Beard Brothers. The former is especially interested in thiss effort to help formard the enterprise. The people living in the vicinity of 1405 Harney strect, the building occupied by the asociation, have expressed fears that the quiet and safety of their neishborhoed will be disturbed, but the boys say they will prove a false alsrm, their predictions in that re- gard. Fresh Fish at Molz's Market. Fer Sle—Six-horso power Baxter no_ard boiler, in good repair. ly at Bue offic nodif Attention, Company H. All active membrs of this company arc requested to meet at Armory hail, of Tonth and Faroham strects, Thursday ovening, November 4th, as matters of spocial importanco aro to be pressnted. J. N. VaLestisk, Capt. The Weatber. The weather reports that it is cloudy, with a strong north- winl from Omaha to Cheyenne, the thermometer ranging from 38° former to 12° above at the latter From Laramie to Evanston 1t rand calim, and a quarter of an inch fall of snow is reported. At ie the thermometer was 5° be- erday show NEW STYLES, Now Steck Tand-made & in enaless varicty, just recoived, at Doble & Co.’s 42t L.ading Shoe S tortality Report for Oetober. city physician's report for the month of October shows the following figures: To'al deaths from all causes 30 to 87 for the month of Sept. Of this tha lat wa e 2 the hos- vuwber there wore 6 the 21,2 in the 37w the 6 ago of ure 2, between wad 53 2, be- en 10and 20; between 30 e0 wore i der year; 4, between 1 and between 1 ad 10; 1, bet and 50 and 40; 3, between 40 a tween 50 and 60; 2, batween 60and 70, and 2 over 70 years of age. There was cne death each d piberia, croup, diarrhes, dyeentery, marasmue, hydrocephislus, s, gastritis, larang from cancer, menin gestive chills, consumption of the bowels, old ago and starvation, con- is, con- gesiion of the brain, paralysis, soft ening of the brain, ivjury, one uot roported. Five from malarial fevers, three from phthisis, two from pneu- monis, and two from convulsions. Sex—Male, 15; female, 15. Col- ored, none; married, ten; single, twenty. Places of Interment—Holy Scp- ulchre, three; Prospect Hill, twolve; Cassady’s, one; County, one; German Catholic, 1; Sauther’s, seven; removed from city, five. Birthe—22. White, 21; colored, 1. Malr, 11; female, 11; s:ill bora, 1 Annual death rate per 1,000, twelve. The Nebraska State Bar Asscciation. The adjourned-July meeting of the association will take place at the Uni- ted States court room, Omahs, Wed- nesday evening, Nov. 10, 1880. There will be an clection of an ora- tor for 1¢81, balloting for new mem- bars, reports of committees, and other buciness of importance transacted. C. F. MaxpErso, Pres. D. G. Howi, Sécy. Hay by the bale, ton or carload; also” the best Winter and Spring Wheat Flour, Oats, corn, Bran Feed, Vegetables, eto. H. B. Wy & Co., 559 16th St., bet. Capitcl avenue and Do 29 6t “Talk about a rush_of businese, you should just look in at Atkinson's, the acknowledged leading millinery estab- lishment, corner of Douglas and Thir- teonth streets. The ladies all eeem to understand that to secure a reaily stylish hator bonnet, at reasonable figzures, they must go to Atkineon’s, the ouly Erst claes exclusive milline estzblishment in the city. SUITS! SUITS!! SUITSM We manufacture black cashmere svits on short notice; a large variety of the best brands to select from. Black silk suits to order from the cel- cbratel “Guinet” and ““Bonet” brande. Stuff suits ready made from $5 00 upwards. We have made a re- duction of twenty-five per cent. in these goods. Hundreds to select from avd a perfect fit guaranteed in every instance. 20 f-m-th McDoxawp & Harrisos. FURS! FURS FURS! Tha Omaha Fur Manufacturer, Qd not know that he would ever get accustomed to the 1 Tne BUuELL sverey Hezry G. Richter, is to be found op- posite the postoffice. 026-t The foot of the SHOUTING FOR GARFIELD. The City Ablaze With Light and _the Citizens Fired With Patriotic Fervor. A Memorable Night in the Gateway to the West. Probably there never before was an oceasion of such geveral and enthusi- astic rejoicing over any event in Omaha asWecnesd: y witnessedin co™a sequence of the successful issue of the presidential campaign. It was like Fourth of July, Washington's birth- day, St. Patrick’s day, Christmas and Thaukegiving combived, and republi- cass, without regard to age, sex, race, color or previous condition, were per- fectly wild with enthusiasm and joy. At 7 o'clock the clans begun assem bling in front. of the Academy of Mu- sic, where torches were to be served Hage bonfires were built at the intersection of 13th and 14th streets wi'h Dougles and beyond these a die- play of fireworks was made by privete part®s. The band of the Ninth regi- ment came down i full force and the old reliable Union Pacific baud graced the occasion with their presence. At 7:20 o'clock theprocession was formed four deep along Douglas, right resting on Fourteenth, the firat division commanded by Col. E. F. Smythe and headed by the Military Band; the second division commanded by Maj. Geo. . Dosne and led by the Union Pacific band. Al the torches belonging to both parties were eerved out aud there not being half enovgh, men fell into the ranks without them, until fally two thousand people were in line, when the march begun. At this time the strects were densely thronged with people, it was impossis ble to press along the side-w: the city had the aspect of having sev- eral Moody and Saukey congregations turned loose on each block at one time. One continual cheer resounded from one end to the cther of the line of march, while the horrible noise of tin bhorns almost drowned ouf the magnificent music played by the bands. The Academy had been thrown open in the meantime and before 8 o'clock there wasnota seat lefc unoccupied aund every inch of standing room was taken. The procession marched and coun- ter-marched throngh all the principal streets, making an imposing spectacle aud one ealulated to arcuse all the parriotism possessed by the average Awmerican citizen. New bonfires werc kindled along the route until the city waz one blazs of light, her streets a flowing strevm of fire and tho heart of every republicin an altar on wh ch Durned such patriotism as is always an acoepiable eacrilice to the god of bat- tles aud the prince of peace. It is impossible to deseriba the joy mani- fested by all and which was eviuced by every one according to his or her inclination. At length the proceesion hailed ang a vana with a full complement of speakers was left at the Academy, after which a grand “overflow” meet- ¢ was held at the democcatic siand 14ch street, kindly loaned for the occasion, in front and no less than five thousand peisons as- sembled to Lear addresscs from v, ious prominent men from Owaha and the state at large. At the Academy the exercises of the ‘evening were exceadingly inter- esting. The Garfield and Arthur Glee club was present and sung its most in- icing songs, and the meeting was a regolar love feast, or “camp fire,” would be more appropriate to call it. Five minute speeches were made by Senator Saunders, Generals Mander- son and Cowin, Col. Smythe, Hon. John L. Webster, Judges Hawes and Peatody, Messs. Kyner, Bartlott, Chase, Moores and others, and the crowded gallerles and auditorium re-. mained in deepest attention to the ond of the meeting, exoapt when tho roof was fairly raised by som. remark or point msde which was considered especially good. The pames of Lincoln, Grant, Hages and Garfield were checred to echo, but, especially, that of thosilent hero of Appomattox and the New York campaign elicited a storm ef ap- plause every time. THE OVERFLOW MEETING on Fourtzenth street was a very en- thusiastle affair. The meeting was called to order by W. H, H. Llewel- Iyn, who called on Uol. Smythe to pre. side. Five minute speeches we e made by Col. Smythe, J. M. Taurs- ton, C. A. Baldwin, C. J. Greene, Hon. J. L. Webster, and D. G. Hull, Eaq., cf Lincoln. Tt was not until 11 o'clock that the largest aud best pleased andience that ever gathered in the Acsdemy, ad- Jjourned to dream of future republican victories, = Tho Swedish library will be opened Friday evening, at 8 at their rooms over Jacobs' clothing storo, Farabam street. out, around which o’clocl N.5.P.C.A. A regular meeting of the Nebraska Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, will be held this evening 2t 7:30 elcck, at the board of trade rooms. The publicare invited. Gro. L Muier, President. Warsox B. Sairi. Secretary. GOOD NEWS FOR THE MASSES, THE BOSTON ONE PRICE CASH DRY GOODS STORE Will open in Kenneds's new brick building on Tenth street, between Jackson and Jones, on Monday, No- ‘yember 1st, witha new, fresh, well assorted stock of goods, which have been purchased at recent trade sales in Boston and New York for csan, and will be offered at prices heretofore un- known in Omaba. Our aim shall always be'to cater, for the popular trade, and leavo others to look after the high toned. Remember November lst, Boston One Prios Store, 10th St., bet. Jackson and Jones, oct27 tf BY JERKS. The Way the Returns of the Voting Preciucts are Coming in. Since our report of yesterday, addi- ditional roturns have been received though not yat by any meana foll and complete. A revised couut is in pro- gress in the Firet and Fourth wards and a partial recount in the Sece oud is desired by one of the candic dates,. Mr. George Shields, who saye he has 21 votes more there than are accorded him by tho returns. For this reason only the additional returna received are given,and the statement |f the correst county vote will be giveti when it shall be ac- cvrately reported. The ence to another ¢.lumn. SPECIAL NOTIGES NOTICE—Advortisements To Lot For Bal Lost, Found, Wants, Boarding &c., will bo fi- serted 1@thess columns once for TEN CENTS per Line; each subseuent tnsertion, FIVE CENTS per lne. The frst fusortion nover loss than TWENTY-FIVE CRMTS. TO LOAN —ALS par cent nter $56.000 6 v ot Bl - Wakis 13 105 yout timg onist clss mpon Saeity nd Tar propersy, AT el Bl oL e present | ——— siatus of things can be seen by refer- dro Adiies Postoffice Real Estate Transfers. Fredk. B. Lowe to Wm. Henues sey: w. d., ot 9, olk. 4, Park Place, Om'ma—QKOU Thes. Bryant and wife to John A. Coppy: q. c. d., e. 4 se. } sec 2L, tp. 6, r.11, e,,— Neils C. Neileon and wife to Pau Neleon: w. d., s } lot 4, blk. 207, Omaba—$350. Mary Ann Elliott et al. to Kathari: na Knollthuller: w, d., 1t 12, blk. b, Shull’s 20d add., Omnlm—?nofl C. W. Ham; Lurv trusiee, to Smith S, Caldwell: lots 1, 2, 3, block 8; lots 1, ’3fi,bloc lots 6, 7, 8, biock 4; lots 7,8, 9, 10, block 3; lots 9,10, 11, 12, blnck? Lake's addition to Oulnh:\fSL Julius Rudowsky and wife to Fritz Wohlers: w. d. n. fi, 3, ne. §, sec. 36, ¢. 15, r. 12 0. & Ww.J. Culmell nud wife to Clinton Driges: w. d. lots 1,2, 3 and 4, “Oak Knoll” addition, L‘ml!“ §5060. Benjamin E. Folsom, et al., to An- drew J. Hanscom: w. d., lot b and \\esl 4ot 6, DL 109, Omal £5,000. Juseph Barker, et al., to Andrew Sorenson: w. d,, parts. o xwa n. e. }, sec. 10,1, 15, r. 12 e, Sainuel E Rogers to Eli bt son: w. d., lot 1, bl. 11, Tmprove- ment Association add.,” Omasha—. Nelson P. Johnson to Hans Peter Blomburg: w. d., lot 5, bl 8, E. V. Smith's addition, Omaba—§300. The plat of Resarvolr Addition to the city of Omaha was filed. Miss_ Mattio Rothschild, sister of Mrs. A. Polack, will give piano les- sons, commeneing the 10th instant, at the residenco. 403 Cass stroct, be- tween Twenticth and Twenty-first., Those desiring instruction will please call at once. nov4f THE CREIGHTON, A firat-clas hotel in every respect, is situated on the northwest corner of Thirteeuth and Capitol avenue. This new house is newly and elcgantly far- nished throughout, and the table and bill of fare will compare favorably with the beet in the lsnd. Give it a trial. No runner at tho Depot. oct20-eod-tf CHILDREN’S SUITSANDCLOAKS E FOR ALL AGES, at McDoNatp & 5 s, 0c29-f-m-th CLoaks. AND Dotasaxe ! CLoaks AND Dovwans ! Just receivod this moruing another large invoize of the choicest movelties in Dolmane, Cloaks, Juckets, Ulsters, Puletots and Banclocks, ranging in price to suit every clags of purchas- ers. Call and seo for yours:I7, fm-th McDowaun & Hants Tfyouliave tried everything cle, withiont receiving any bonefit, call at 230 Dodgs streot, north side, between 131 and 14th, and sce the agent for Trasc Nichols' American Remedy. 016e0d1m THE ROYAL ST. JOHN, The very latest thing in Sewing Machines, and we dare say the b st, is now on sale and exhibition at the nicely furnished oftice of Dow B. Col- by’ 208 Sixteenth stroet, near Capitol avenue. 1t has some decidedly new and de- sirable features, and from what we have seen of it we belleve no one csn afford to buy a sewing machins before seeing the Royal St. John. n3w&i frish American Republicaa Club of Omaha. You are personally called on to meet at the board of trade rooms this evening, to endorse and ratify the election of our next president and vico president, James A. Garfield and Chester 4. Arthur, to whom -we offer support aad life if necessary in the ex- ccuticn of civil law and libeety to all men of whatever race or creel they hold. Fally awara of our own eatis- fied _condition, we implore and be- seech the continuation of the gre t American fathers to remember our suffering people tn Ireland. There- fore we call on our countrymen o be present that witha ucanimous volce we may send forth an earaest appeal to the throne where we are confident of success. P_R. SuLLvay, President. 'Y, Secretary. Council. Bluffs' Ce lebration. The ropulicans of Council Bluffs will celebrate the victories of last Tuesday this evening. A speclal train_ will leave here at 6 o'clock to convey all desiring to participa’e in tise jollification. A New Paper. Saturday, November 6, at noon, the first number of the National Work- man, will be issued in this city, price five cents. The new pager is edited by Samuel Sault, late editor of the Cohoes Regulator. It will be in the truest and best sense & family paper. Don't fail to read It. For sale by all news dealers and at the office No. 316 12th street, between Farnham and Harney street. Twenty boys wanted to peddleit. Apply at the office. nov2-2t, A NEW ENTERPRISE. Mr. H._H. Marhoff, late of Chica- £, Has established s trunk factory at 117 North Fourteenth street. Tele- scopic case, sample, heavy traveling trunks a specialty. The largest and Dest nssortment of tranks, bags and hand eatchels in the city. Re- pairing in all is branches promptly attended to. Goods delivered to any part of ihe city free of charge. e30 e-tu-th sk your own wown. e 123 66 sz Airem & Haers crana < NTeD—A womun eook, at 8 15D 0 respes Postofi-e, €t 7ANTED_T> ol stra por i V TED—Tmmedia'c : r suit of ro to rent a : mu-t b i pav. I ANTED—A good_hov PR [ ud lot in corrall. nely frnished rooms at 1310 Davonport sirce,bot. 130 and 1ith St [t ished roums over Mer- ge, N. E. Cor. 16th and ND LANDS. Loo over BEMIS' new column of bargaing on 15 Crats T, 67941 POWDER |- Absolutely-Pure, Made from Grape Cream Tartar.—No othe] preparation makes su , flaky hot breads, oF luxurious pastrs. Can be eaten by dypeptict without fear of the s resulting from heavy i digestible foor.. id only ia & by all Grocers. @ KX pownan Co., N w York PASSENCER ACCOMMODATION LINE VE 030, S 1Tand 108 m o480 TEAVE FORT OMA passengers. I he mialo from the post- snrchta. trom street cardris 5 GNTA INGLD bia STRE LCAR FEVER ANI) AGUE. CELERRATED OSTETTZR, |- the requirements of th philosophy which at pressnt perlectly purs o remaly, emimacing the three tmportant preperties of & prev miice, & toule, and a0 alterative 1: fortifias the b dy against discase, invigorates and re-v tal 78y the torpid_stomach, s liver, and cfects o most ;fi{a in the entire system, when in aditon. ‘Druggists and Dexlers generally. ONEMILLIONACRES CHEAP LAND EASTERN NEBRASKA, $2T0 85 PER ACRE. 20,000 Acres - DOUGLAS GOUNTY, 6 to 12 Miles from Omaha, $6 to $10 Tper Acre, on Long Time and Low Interest, Large tracts caitable o Celonies in all the best Counties in the State. 80,000 acres scattered through lowa. A large number of Improved Farms in Nebraska, many o them uear Omaha, $12 to $40 per acre. An Immense List of OMAHA CITY PROPERTY, Consisting of Elegant Resi- dences from $3,000 to $2 000. Many vacant lots in the additions to Omaha. Hundreds of lots scattered through the City. Houses and Lots, Lots, and all kinds of Ci'y Real Estste. Ve also have MONEY TO LOAN on Improved Farms in Doug- las County, on 5 years time, at 10 percent. interest to all who can show good titles. Maps for Douglas and Sarp Countics for saje, A § besutifal lots fronting soath I Tesc & el or $160_ball cash. Larze ho Large liouse full Iot, Califor Becitenco and.4 uilToth, 8. S Houso and small lot, 8outh of depot... . House and small lot ‘Bouse and smali iot, Casy u Hause and iot, 21 near Farahara. BbGas & A Brick housc aud comner foL. Small house and fullot, Camings Heuse and lot, 234 stroes House and fuli lot, wor Fine br.ck residence, Brick residence. Houso and comer i House X : House and lot, Shinn's addit on.. House and haif lot, Cass streo 4 lo s and} 1ot 1 block from Gours Houso .. House and corier it ¥ isaka o Gourt Hou Houso and | Howe and House and Residence property, wedition ... 5 oo prcperty, souths art i fown. House and § 1o, Webster : Ho' s and acten at tarracks. 50 and lot, South 1 st House and lot, Kountze and Ruth dition . Residence and § iot. House aud lot, 16th Boggs & Hill, Reat EsTaTE Broxens, 1408 Farn. St., Omaba, deb. | Fall and V JUST IIV. Immense Stock 1' * FALL AND WINTER Fine Custom-Made GO EIY Men’s Suits, Boys’ Suits Children INTER OVERC For Men, Boys, and Oh Hats v end alises, Vear, and ¢s to 8 OT.AC Farnham Street, MNear Fou AGENTS BOSTON OR DEVLIN e H] S92 FARNHAM STREET. T 2T = A, BOOTELDS Oval Brand The sales WEICHT D BIASE Business Houses and |- ORCHARD & BEAN. | CARFETS OMAHA. BEWEY & STONE, FURNITURE, MAX MEYER & CO, WHOLESALE TOBBACCONISTS | Cigars from $15.00 per 1000 upwards, Tobacco, 2 Pipes from Send for Price List. MAX MEYER & €0O., Omaha, Neb. WAX WL VER &GO DL A ET A . GUNS, AMMUN!T;GH, SPORTING G00DS F NOTIONS AND FACNY GOOD GATZ & FREEMAN, CRACKER MANUFACTURE And Wholesale Dealers in CIGARS nter we will handle COU are now the best in the ma TOYS for the Holiday trade. GATZ & FREEMAN, 510 11th St., Omaha. l J.B.FR | 6BoC 25 ¢ents per pound upwards. 25 ceits per dozen upwards hing Tackle, Balls and a full line of “Wn, F. STOETZEL, Has ths exclusive sale of the GOLD COIN HEATING STOVE. The Gold Coin is this son the favorite of Chicago, is pre v edab_veall other Stoves. comes both plain a.l d hiighly A mented, hasthe new pa and firé-pot,i hat wili ou Db dosats piany ottar Go!d Uoin weighis r ors by fiity b than any otter Stove of its ¢ h more durable 1han &ny ot sstrictly warrantec respect, it requires no salesman to sall it. a« oitw rafarene without trouble. Cor. 10th and Jac