Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 23, 1880, Page 4

tyles, “Cheape ¢ Frepeick, Harrenj sat Atkinson's )maha Ferry. at the 99 store. in all the mew { THE WORLD—Eas ¢ thet William Gentleman { 411 he conld ¢ e ice in the rive for the storage o river closed up by a t, which exe the foot of Harney s i . Clark il leave for Califor. £ {'r. he remorof his resignation is un: ¥ nea ffice of the Towa Coal compan J Al the draw 1 ing taken Q b « cue will be bitlisrd hal i b o Bt ill e given storm cn the M u Divisi U. P. Sunday, w a8 serion rted, About six inches of snow fel level but the ¥ Tt was caln f the complaina ordere city conneil b several pa ties, - fenc: again John A, Hor- hall a rolling. mon ution in favor of James B, om of the p Lucas thus o reen ffs, who do yesterday boy, the son of a widow , died in South nd Sunday Jacobs, with anses and the purse was turned use of the family. erday in default of F(?no was the colored tried to commit suic ting with & white mau her way FG — Lemicuxs ¢ § heretofore held at Br the well-b \l-wu adi Sand etiquette ma o secure this 1 judsome ha'l, centrall adapted for dancing where 1 will contrive to ng the remaiuder of the latest waltzes and quad- troduced, acd the best nd 1o , and strict ined 120'clock & Lzarevx, Ma king to his wo hia frien e, that he wil terrible task. 155 quarters m: h signs of fatigue. His t is from 2 o'clock in daylizht. When the trouble all leaves gines that h in the hie trainerif he is going i inaban- X up es and throw at them, ask: *T wonder % the price of pork iz n of the Danish il those who & n their church fair Monin at Mr. Jone- fre on Thirteentt ney and Howard at ay to spend the warrant wa issned e circum- iw kindness, contributed the 3 lost She y crazy, and ought to be seat ¢ | asked for his shirts and being told er=by express their | desivable articles the Lowest yot cffered. dly | We would also mention thst we have ot 211 will plenec | Coronet and Side Combs, Ornamental Y the Creétura Whom God Made. A Little Lower Than the Brute's Creation. @A warrant was yesterdsy issued by Judge G. Andereon, for a farmer named Brown, who resides about four or five miles out of city, on the charge { af eruclty to animals. The complain- ing witnees is Mr. C. A. Evans, who resides on the eounty rcad near L S. Hascall's. Facts of the case as relatad - | by him are famous and if they prove trus the offender should should saffr the extremepenaliy of thelaw. Brown had it sppears one horse, oldand sick, which _wes fused with a mate in haul- fng corn 1o this The poor brate was worn to skin and bove, but stiil | was forced to do duty as msuai. .On Satorday Brown started to town with & load and when a short d'stance from the city limits the tick horse fail to the ground. It is sei that he whip- ud abused her, xod tried in every way toget her up sna forcs her to go , and when che failed he took tke | harness off & her cut to ove d%f the road, whero he left her in the cold and d off. The pocr brute lay there ol day Satarday and Sunday, and whenever a humsn being would pwss by she would moan and whinney to sitract hie at tenticn to her her suffering Mr. Evans took pity on the poor thing aud carried her food and wate ke d rolle p her from peri jing and to-day filedthe compisint as above stated, and Brown wi'l be broaghtinto | court as soon as he can be found. The cold, asall know, w nse on Sat- ¢, and that is a matter of urday night and »| the horse eurvived wonder. st worsr. A sad case is reported from North Ousaba, in which a littl child died from the effects of privation The father, whoso fi wife and three or has been drinkin neglecting his home | they have been o8t of the time, condition on ion was called to th ur nd that was y when our sungest of the famil was sken with what is believed to have been congestion of the lungs, and hovered betwcer - tife and death for days, no physicia being ealled, and the unnataral pereat being away from hom: most of the time cn a drunken ¢t On Thurs dayho cbtained money from his em- ployer to bury the child, which was not yot dead, and when he finally got home there was not a cent of the amount left. Afeer lin point ef death uutil yestorday the lit tle one expired. Some ladies in the neighborhood took the matterinch s | attended to the arrangements for the funeral and saw that the temporary wants of the family wero supplie To-day an order was obtained to send the motherand remaining children to the poor house, the poor infant beirg previously laid away in the potter's ficld. A policoman was instructed to 0 with the carriage that was sent for them to see that the man did not make aoy trouble. The womau ie partially demented from her sad ex perienco, and is said to have been once a very fine and ittellizent lady. Ont of respect for relatives who aremortified cnough at the case, all are suppressed. The authorities essert their intention, however, of arresting the man and and locking him up if he gives any further trouble and if the facis of the case are as represented, we believe an indictment for manslaugater could be 1 names = | made good. Tady CAN SHOOT, FIGHT AND C¥ About 7 o'clock Saturday evening alittle girl ran into Morse’s Tenth stroet store andentreated some one to come to the assistance of hermother | as some one was going to kill her. After someinquiry one of the attaches went with the girl to herhome a few doors away, where he found a drunk- en soamp armed with a pistol ang butcher knife who, said as he danced wildly around the room, gesticulating with great recklessness, that he had not lived in Nebraska fifteen yoars for nothing and that he could shoot, fight and cut, He had gone into the house and that thet article was not kept there for wale he proceeded to fly oft o tangent, drawing his pistol and sci he carving knifo from the tab ble labor he wae pacified by the ex- planation that the laundry was & few doors away, and that in his stone blind condition he had wot in the wrong pew. The buld, bad mman from Bitter Creek then took his departure and peace once more spread her white winged presence over the houschold. After consider See the Boston Cash Dry Goods Store new adsertissment on 3rd page. -2t Mr. C. S. Sullivan, manager of Sullivan's Bibernean Blonds, isin the city and his troupe will show st the Academy of Music Monday, Decem ber 6th. Me. Sallivan is right from the wickedest town in the world, Leadville, where he rans Sulliven's Ocliseum theater, a place of amuse- went where the Lesdsille Minstrels organized, as Mr. Sullivan hed them porforming for him while in Leadvilie. Heie now on his way to Leadsille with a new company, and wi! qive as an opportunity to see them. Mre. B: B. CARTER would an- nounce jthat Monday, Nor. 2ist, will commence her Cheap Salc of Millinery, and the Ladies’ wili find the Prices on just recelved a mew iuvoice of Back Pins in Jet Gilt Silver Fil gree, d:c. Particular attention given to all kinds ¢ | successful parties given by this club THE BALANCE SHEET. Showing the Transactions of the Y. M. C. A. for the INCENDIARISM. This Morning’s Fire on Daven- port and Nineteenth Streets. Past Year. About 10 o'clock yesterday 3| o «pormanent Home® Hoped fire was discovered in the rear of the os cottage occupled by Mr. P. Manning, % on Davenport street, corner ot Nine- teenth. The smoke was first seen issuing from a stack of hay, which was situated direc'ly on the alley between Davenport snd Chicago, and was held in placo by a few scantling placed about it. As the fire was down be- tween the acantling and hay and there had been no one connected with the place sbout, it is lmost certain that it was the work of an incendiary. 1t was discvered by a servant girl, who called some paseers-by to heraid, while some oneelse was dispatched to the nearest telephonc, from which an alarm was sent in to tbe central office and thenco to No. 3's house. The alarm was then rung fzom box 16, and was responded to by Stesmers No. 1 and 2, and the hooks. On arrivingat the ground the latter soon tore the barning hay and boards apart, sed a stream of water wes turned or woich jiashort time cffectually quenched From the very intercsting anuual report of the general secretary of the Y. M. C. A., Mr. George T. Howser, for the association year of 1879-'80 just closed, we obtain the following facts showing the work done in Omsha during the past year: The general secretary csme to this city a perfect stranger, and conse- quently found it necessary to familiar- ize himself with names and foces, the location of the city and otaer details requisite to perfect work. That this has been accomplished we think the report will show for itself. Upon the arrival of Mr. Howser Omahs, care of the . M. C. A, rooms in Williams black devolved upon him, and the at- tendance of readers aud visitors for the first month was astonishingly low —only minety. It was determined that the association rooms must be moved, and accordingly October, '79, saw a change of headquarters to 1410 Faroham street, from which in May, 1880, another move was made, to the present location, Hubermann’s block. thefire. T - was mo wind blowing | Bt eute e e at the time, . | there being nothing | wili be seen by the increase of attend- in immediat proximity! to the bay, | ance during the following monthe except ane o: two small sheds, there | Sectember. Octgber. was no danger to proparty on the | Novembe block. The loss will not probably | December, excesd $15. Quite a large crowd | Taprans turned out as usual, Making a tots] sttendance of visitors and readers, 12,773, The GOSPEL WORK of the association has been one of the foatares to which attention and enurgy has been promivently directed and the results of which can ouly be summed up in eternity. The at tion at our young men’s meeting, cays the gemeral secretary, for twelve months is 4,379, The at- tendance at all cur meetings of a gospel, eocial and literary nature has ‘been 12,318, while the attendance at reading rooms and meetings has been 25,091 The SOCIAL WORK of the association has beea compara- tively overlooked. ~One of the sccial cfforis of our lady friends made in our behalf on the first of January last, remains yet in the memory of many as one of the most pleasant events of the year, Nearly 500 callers were received and every one was bappy. Socials of a differont naturo have been held at the rooms during the year aud have been productive of much good. Special attentien will be given to this department during the coming season. The EDUCATIONAL WORK which has stood out in such glowing lotters among other Y. M. C. A.’s has been impaired only for want of a suit- able place for classes to meot. At the season of the year when such classes can be most successfully used, we have boen in want of room, what we are 5o thuch in need of now. Last winter the only class we had was in vocal music, 1 ad we the room now three good classes could be organized— ove in penmanship, book-keeping and stencgraphy, and with oxcellont teachors, We partially look forward to the time all our wants will be sup- plied. Qur - LECTURE COURSE The estertainment on Thanksgiving | 1ast wiater, wes not large, but profita night is by and f v the colored peo- | ble. Early in the neason we were PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. ravelling agent of the ard, of Fremont, is in the ‘gnment of hogs for the L. Kimball, ges: and ticke tof the U. from New York this mornin Mrs. Albert Upton, of Detroit, who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Miles D, Houck in this city, leaves fur home Wednesday merning. al passener P., return:d Fresh Cranberries, new Citeon, ven Currauts, new Raisins and new Almonds, etc., just recoived. Wiias M. Yares. Ln;enal Parties. The Jast but one of the series of takes place to-morrow eveniog. Attention Company “G.” A specisl mecting will be held at the araory ou 10¢h and Farnham, this Mondey evening, Nov. 22th, to ar- range for Thankegiving. By order of the captain commanding. nowledged Millinery establishment, cor- ner of Douglas «nd Thirteenth sta., took the first prem'um at the Staic Tair, aud don’t you forget it Mayor Chase has appointed E. ML Storuberg, Eeq., jusiice to act as police judge during the temporary ab- sence of Judge Hawos. Fresh Lobsters. Cla.ns, Smelts at and lator with four “Medical Talks” Mote's, v2212 by tre following physicians on the subjects chosen: Dr. P. 8. Lisenring, Nk 2 ; ““Tue Body”; Dr. J. C. Deniso, **Th Qaick sales and w1 pofit a the {1, (32 B39 s T 3,0 Dontaes “The way Tsell the best goods in the mar- %05 6o 0 b N Ohadwick ket; do not chargs anything extra o | “Blood and its Circulation.” The a man who I know has plenty of | “Medical Talks” werct well attended e Witias M. Yares, | DY Joung men culy, aud very highly g appreciated. Since the mors pleasant Just finished, a fino lot of 18-car. | puie, *F Autuma have STl ret plain gold rings, onr own manu-|moreint.:x t ¢ 5 wpartment of facture. Edholm & Erickson, oppo- | our work,s 4 be ve s i b rs assumed, site Postoffics. and organiz tions effected will prove LAl very beneficial in tho up-building of See the Boston Cash Dry Goods | our association, Store new advertisement on 3td page. THE LIBRARY, noy20-2t | started in the latter part of July with ———— one hundred and fiity volomes now, STEEL ENGRAVINGS. i an agency I hardly see how we est ever brought to Omaha, and | scceeded before withont. There is at New York prices, Don't fail to see | "° u€stion about its importancs, and = 5 We as an astociation_and_friends in- S R Wt BTl ihisicig 161 youos For Sale—Six-horse power Baxter | Wen should sce to it that our libraty Apply at BEE office. no#tf | iadies who have the work of our as- Willi Tates sells Washbura Floar, | S00tion at heatt, organized what Golden Kagle Mills Flour, New York Backwneat. Tho latest improved cut | of the Y. M. 0. &, wnd. Cith their Oat Meel at low figures. a presence, prayers and co-operation FURS! FURS!! FURS!!! gave us the assistanca we have hereto- The Omaha Fur Manufactarer, tore needed so very much and have not had. God bless them. Four Henry G. Richter, ia to be found op- posite the postoffice. 026-tF ladies of this society havenow com- menced a work tmong boys of all classes, of our city. : Among the other very helpfal or- Califcrnia Poars, Plums, Grapes, | ganizitions recently effected wo ste., at Tizard’s Palace. 021-tf | would speak of the } YOUNG MEN'S LITERARY SOCIRTY, New Engravings'at Hospe's. | and the “Yoke Fellows.” Tho lit- — - erary society is organized with rivity @uild Enterialnment. | ie) el s mnfimum’flé" The entertsinment of the Trinity | H. Lamson, president; John L. Mc Guild will come off on the night of | C33ue, vice-president; —— Ander- the 30th, in Standard Hall. Tt ‘will | {00 secretary and treasurer. In thia be one in evary way excellent, with | {7p *ewciato members tako especial cariety enough 5 eait. il tastes, | iitorest, and it ia not a littlo thought Snoug] - | of by those who are active in christ- There will be a promenade concert in | ;' ¥ °o e vhich the muric will bo first-class, | Wparfare. Thero will also be an exhibition of [ . he orewnized society of our asto- urticles of groat beauty which will be | 00 known as tho sold at a fair price. Among other “Yoxg Friows,” things, needle work of divera colors | do no small part in the work of our aeet for the neck of them that take | public meetings, and the usual larze +ho epnil—the work of the young la- | attendance is sttributable to their 8, thus presenting the opportunity | personal efforts. They meet at the » cur young men of encouraging | azsociation rooms every Saturday ove- ome mauufactures. There will be { ning at 6:30, and after a short season <upper also, for the sovercign people | of praser set down to a plain of the grest commonwealth. In|lunch prepared especially for them there will be so_many things to | Shortly after this they can bo seen in ract admiration and convey falness | almost any part of the city with invi joy that we cannot enumerate | tations to our Saturday evening song hem. The best thing we can do, | sersice, and their espacial work s tha: herofore, ia to advise all who can by | of giving invitations to our services. wy means pet there, to go and fail | The officers are. Brother F. M. Ben of nett, chairman, and Brother G, M. Tandon, secretary. To speak of OUR WORK IN GENERAL vesr, wo havo po reason 3 s to com) lain, but on the other & some very interesting talks and | - GtL R et g el iible readings at the Y. M. C. A.| We need more room for the real rooms for ssveral days, will remain | work of our sssociation. We have a in the city util Thursday morning | Prayer room off from our resding aud will give Bible readings Monday, | 1000, sud itis neceseary. We need o - lectare room, class room, bath rooms, Tucsday and Wednesday afternoons | gymnasium, and many littls things too 2t 3 o'clock, at which all are cordially | numerous tomention. When we can iwvited to attend, A meeting will | bave these then our association will 4lio bo held at the rooms this eve. | °feF tuch entertainment as young men * ©¥¢" | .ro most fond of, and inducements will ig and at the Tenth street miesion | e made for them to come to us in- between Dodge and Capitol avenae on | stead of going to the dens of Iniquity luesday evening. and gilded paleces—so many are in Bk our fairyet immoral city. The Danish socicty's first ball of this | Shall we not look forward also to scacon will take place Saturday night | the tive when we can have Announcements. Mr. M. Dean, who has been giv- of Hair work. No. 1222, Farnham Street. Tickets 75 cents, secured from the influence of the ‘‘Holy One,” and when memgers. tatts we shall have room for legitimate K of the Young Me Association, and thus out design: “‘The development of christian character and activity; the promotion of evagelical religion; the caltivation of christian sympathy and the improvement of the spiritual, in- tellectus, social and physical condition of young men. EXCELSIOR, Forthcoming Annual lllustrated Review. Our Splendid Engravings, Excel- lent Typography and Re- linb_le Statistics. Arrangements have been completed for bringing out the forthcoming An- nual Illustrated Review of THE Oxana BEg, which will be distri- buted to our subscribers on New Year's Day. All the illustrations in this annual review are to be litho- geaphed by a first class artist. One of the most important features will be the sketches of the prominent private residences in the city, which last year were crowded out by other buildings. The statisti- cal work, which is the most laborious part of this uundertaking will be more complete in detail and more thorough if snything, than in any previous Review. In order that no omissions shall oc- cur in this branch, we would urge up- on our citizens who have made any building improvements during the year to furnish us the d: sired informa-" tion, citherat this office or_through tko postoftice as early as possiblo. We went the name of the owner of the improvement or structure, discription of the improvement or building; location and costof same. Tn view of of the fact that the out- lay for such an undertaking is very large, amounting to nearly $1,500, we have to tecure a reasonable amount of advertising patronage from our merchants and manufacturers, Mr. J. H. Pierce has been employed as solicitor for advertiements in the illustrated annual review. He will call upon business men and Lost, Found, Wants, Boarding &c., wil be in- gertod In these cotumns once for TEN CENTS por line; each subsoguent tnsertion, FIVE CENTS per line. The first tusertion nover loss than TWENTY-FIVE CEMTS. TO LOAN—RONEY. ONEY 20 LOAN—Oal Law Office M D. L. THOMAS, Room 3, Crelghton Elock FONKY_TO LOAN—1109 Farnbam strost. Dr. Edwards Losn Agency, nov-23-tf HELP WANTED e i "ANTED—A good eecond girl, with gocd IRL WANTED—At Fred, Thirtecnth St. Dellon ANTED—Ten youog ladies to travel with 2 show. Address Minager, B clice, Xt ANTED—GIrl for_general hovsework in emal’ family. German prefered, Mra Julius iler, cor, 17.h and Jackson. 9.7 ANTED—By two gentlemen a comfortably furnished rorm or suit of two rcoms; wwust be tetween 18'h and 224 and Farnhw and Calitornia Sts. - Address €. & H., Bee ofce 5 24 0OM MATE WANTED—Addrest A. R C, Beo o 90313 K and do housewcrk, 1o NI W G i - ironing, southwest corner 13th aad Caritol Avense, fasiit OR REN,—Ustoraisrel room, sulta'1 ersone b1 souin 14 k. 802 ANTRD—& il o do gevers e e ARy C.. Ree off ANTED—A go« d lady cook: W satis, oor. Tita ‘s Mtones, House. ANTED—Al Omal Roj Muchines, office on 1'th VW ARED2men o v orth end of 18th<t FOX RENT—HOVSES AND MOR RENT—A good house of closets, about hal an acre gro Tara. Rent cheap toa good ten cn the hill above uealy’s So: % H W furgish them further particulars. concerning the etyle of the work, rates of advertising, etc. The edition will contain 16,000 copies, and will therefore be a most valoable medium for advertising. Parties who desire o have their residences or any buildings il'ustrated early day. Calitornia Flannel Underwear made Omaa Shirt Factory, 1207, Faroham street, botween 12th and 13th streets. New Engrav CAPS ALL. in the Market. Douglas street. Call and see. 1416 022-tf groceries and flouris not the best an cheapest, do not take his word, but como and see for yourself, as itis not to his interest to have the old time prices chauged, although goods are much cheaper. WiLuis M. Yates. Death Reoord. Tofant son of C.P. Paulsen, aged 1 took place at 10 a, m. yesterda; Tufaut son of C. P. Swans, aged 10 months, died Nov. #1st. Fanersl took place at 2p.'m. yesterday from the resi- dence on Cass and 11th streets. Tufant son of Mr. aod Mrs. James Turner, died Nov. 19th, 12p. m., aged 4 months. Mrs. Bridget Flannery, mother of Join J. Flanoery, engiveer of the U. yesterday to Deposit, New York. The funeral of the late Mrs. Ellen Barry took place at 2 p. m. Suiidif, and was largely attended. Interment took place at Cassidy’s. The faneral of Arthur, infant son of Thoms and Maggie Falconer took plazo at 1 p. m. Sundsy from the rasidence on Webster and Thirteenth xireets, Rev. E. B. Grabam, of the United Presbyterian chureb, offisiat« ing. MIS8 MOLLIE DASHER. The nows of the death of this es- timable young lady will full like & pul o'er the hearts of her many warm frionds and asswciates in Omisha: Sho died on Sa‘urday laet of cbn sumption, at the age of 21 years, after an illuess of but » few months. Miss Mollie was universally loved and admiréd by all who knew her. Pos; as she did, all the womanly graces, the kind heart, tha loving and gentle disposition, and, in short, all that g good and noble in her sex, called as sho was just entering upon the threshold of womsnhood, it is not surprising that many hearts will hfteen months previous to her last ill- ness she was employed as a teacher in oar public schools. The funeral will take plce from the residence of her mother on Tzird street tc-day. Undoubtedly the best shirt in the United States ia manufactured at the Omaha Shirt Factory. The superlority of Material and workmanship, com- vined with their great Improvements, thatie Reinforced fronts, Reinforced backs and Reinforced sleeves, maker their shirt the most durable and best fitting gatment of the kind, ever manufeckured at the moderate price of $1.50. Every shirt of our make is guaranteed first-class and will refund the movey if found otherwise. We make a specislty of ll wool, Shaker, and Canton fannel, also -bemois underwear, made up with a view to oumfort, warmth and durabil- To invalids and weak-lunged persous we offer epeoial inducements in the mannor theso goods are made for their protection. Pi1. GOTTREINER, 1907 Farmam street, THE CREIGHTON, A first-claes hotel in every respect, is situated on the northwest corner of Thirteenth and Capitol avenue. This sew house is newly and elegantly far- nished thronghout, and the table and bill of fare will compare favorably with the best in the land. Give it & trial. No runner at tho Depot, ~ct29-eod-tf N ED—10 men who have some abi.ity as salesmen 1o J in our force I Jowa and 3 a5 introduce Dr, Naphey's Fi me Foliand, Courcil Blafls, 1ows, or W. J, Holland & Co., Chicago. 99 ptet bad better apply at this office at an | Well, cistern and barn. ~ App' to order, in first-class style, at tho | 1005 F Bonner's Stoves—much the finest | Dodge stroets. When & grocer tells you that my | A for ssiea tor 39158 fot 3| P ek yoar, died Nov. 21st, 2p.m. Faneral | F' & . I R., dicd on Sunday morning at | { 1:30. Her temains were taken east | e scrrol mare poney, wilt white TORE FOR R¢NI—Firs: floor and basement. Apply to Gould & Morri 1, 1005 Farnham St. S0L.1 1612 Faruham St T_That excollent dweliing house S, E. corner of 224 and Cultornia streota. 1005 Fambamst. hed, south fiont. room it to John Guld, 889- 1 3 F manufacturers when trading with us. MORSE'S. MORSE'S. MORSE'S, BLANKETS, BLANKETS, BLANKETS, BLANKETS, BLANKLTS, UNDERWEAR, UNDERWEAR, UNDERWEAR, UNDERWEAR, UNDERWEAR, UNDERWEAR UNDERWEAR, UNDERWEAR. UNDERWEAR, UNDERWEAR, Courvoisier Kid Gloves, Courvoisier Kid Gloves, Courvoisier Kid Gloves, Courvoisier Kid Gloves. Courvoisier OR RENT_Cwelling house S. E. corn.r of d ts, Excolleat barn, cistems nt.cheap. Apply to C. A.' Morrill, am St. 810.th Burt St ind el URNISHED Rooms for ront, at Do House, opposite Bee cffize. OB RENT—Cottage, on th and Pine Sta. now house, elght rooms,on 95 ard Cass Enqulre J.F. o, & 5. Cor. 1 am. OR_RENT—3 fu ishied rooms chants Exchange, N. E. sirable coner store, at N oncs str.ct, bet n nguire oG tel avd res ted in tho beat part of the ity, atid loing agood business, The proprieto. s called wst 10 attend towining interest . Ioqu re at Bxx offics ot 2 Tent for $20 and §55 per mouth Esrars Acrxcy, 15th aud Douglas S1s. OR SAL-—Nixed paints,at A 1 and California Sts. SALF—_Cowonwood lamber of i D'S, Bixtoenth-st. MISCELLAREOUS. 0ST—On or near 164] A caff wi'h buiton Tie findee willbe liberaily them at this otfl 5.00 BEWARD -LUST. 5 $’between Dodge and Pani atreo day evening last, n lap-robe of black gost i book aluable r paer . fuder wil rlease leay: E. 901.tt QSTEAY NOTICI 4 of samJ Howell, south of coifaty farm, also one 90023 nd Tioward at., Deerbead #551m POWDER Absolutely Pure, Made from_Grape Croam Tartar.—¥o oth prising paration makes sueh liht, kg ot Lread ache with grief at her demiso. For | orlururious praiy. Can be eaten by dypoptic wi r of the s resulting from heavy i, digestible food.. Sold only In & o by all Grocers. Powpan Co. N x York DISEASES OF THE EYE, Bar and Throat. DR.L B. GRADDY OCULIST, AURIST & LARYNGIST. Office Over Kennard’s Drug Store, Corner of 14th and Douglas Sts. novis3m ACADEMY OF MUSIC! ONE NIGHT ONLY, Tuesday, Nov. 23. Reorganized and Enlarged. Barlow, Wilson, Primrose & West's MAMMOTH MINSTRELS B.W.P AW, - Scle Propristors. HIJ CLAPHAN, - - - Oanager. THE LARGEST & MOST COMPLETE OBGANIZATION I AMERICA! 40 PERFOR: ERS 40 Every Feature New! 'CUSTOMARY PRICES. EBRecervid Seats three days in advinee 33 MixMayer's Toi0smt S5 £ day at home. ~Sampice warl tree. ‘Address Stiason & oran 02 1t Sta” ‘and Farn. t Cor. 16th and 280.4f and HOUSFES Aud cormer half of lof, southeast corner 14th avd CassSts., 7 rooms in each; s’ | EAL i Silks Reduced, Fed Mor- The t the First Nato:al — wken up on_thepremises HATVARD, Tax/adermist,comor 3tha Kid Gloves, Courvoisier Kid Gloves. GASH JBBERS AND RET i1z10 TAE It being our aim to popularize our s of goods at & nominal profit, we invite ¢ we are offering at a very slight adva rect for cash down, wil Moreover we solicit the trade of the one and all are welcome at our counters; ths r. avail themselves of the opportunity here aff Again we make reductions in these goods, and to ¢'ear ourstock we have ma Silks Reduced, Silks Reduced, Silks Reduced, Silks Reduced, Silks Reduced, Silks Reduced, Silks Reduced, ELGUT 1001 Farni Grand OPENING business by sellin, public to our i cost. Surel BANKER THE MERCHANT, THE MECHANIC, FARMER, he alert to eave a dolla: ch ever o ed, and Blankets, Blank Elankets, Formerly sold at $8.00, now marked $6.50. Formerly sold at $9.00, now marked $7.75 Formerly sold at $15.00, now marked $12 00. MORSE'S. MO We open to-day a fresh line of out 50 ct. merino Vests worth 762; an exira heavy seamless Vest at $125 worth S1-175: N Amorican Hosiery Co's seamless QI Vests at §150 worth $2.C0; MORSE'S Ladies' sca-let me dq‘éfié; MORSE and Pants at $2.00 worth $2.25, P and the very b st seamless Vests MORSET and Pants rwade at $9.00 a_soif. Gents' all wool Vests and Pants $1.25 worth $2.00. Gents' best seamless scarlet Vests «nd Pan's at $2.50 or $5 00 a svit worth doubie asmuek:. KID GLOVE DEPARTMENT Just received a full stock of kid gloves from the celebrat- ed French Factory of Ph. Courvoisier. Courvoisier Black 4 Button. Courvoisier Colored Kids 3 and 4 Button, Courvoisier Undressed Kids, White Par- s, 3 and ty Shades, Navy Biue, &c. Morse's Our new RIVERSIOE LACE A GLOVE with the most ap- Morse's proved style o astenin * z made in If and |5 hooks. Morse's FOSTER LACE GLOVES c closing out at great reduc- Morse’s fions to niake room for the e above new goods. Morse’s We have made great reduc- Morse's tionsin Black Silks and offer 4 our_ Cashmere finished gros Morse's grain silk £ Eo Morse’s Morse's Morse’ Morse's iorse’s .--SPECIAL ATTTENTION HAS BEEN GIVEN TO MEET the requirements of Everybody. ..-OUR ASSORTMENT OF STYLES AND PATTE INS IS the most varied and elegant ever displayed in the city. _OITIZENS ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO EXAI our large display of Dress and Business Suits, F Weight Overcoate, Novelties in Furnishing Gooc Stylish Hats and , Trunks, Valises, Califc Blanketsand Overalls, &c.. &c. _NOONEIF HE CONSULTS HIS OWN INTERESTS WILL buy one dollar's worth of Clothing until he has seen our jmmense Stock and lezrned our Prices. FRITSCH’S || AGENTS FOR DEVLIN PRUSSIAN Cough Syrup THE LATEST VICTORY OF MEDICAL SCIENCE. The only existing remedy for evory spe- cles of Acute or Chironic Disease of the Organs of Respiration, and an absolute SPECIFIC FOR CONSUMPTION ! "THIS all-powertul vegetable prepara- tion expelsfrom the lungs and air pas- gasen, the mucus and muco-pus prodace y puimonary infiammation, irlintod mombrames; and’ renovaies every which utiiizes the breath of Life, It contains no stupefying poison, and is in all respects o healthful medi- cine. The rapidity and cortalaty with ANNIHILATES A COUGH I8 astonishing. Its effeots go deeper than the mere symptoms of pulmonary dis- ease and discharges the cause from the system, Free and painless expectora- tion is the mode by which it relioves the 1ungs, chest and throat from the burdens ‘which oppress them; thus arresting Con- sumption and Bronchitis in the germ bo. fore they veach the more dnngerous stages. emaciated sufferer mBATTLINB FOR LIFE Syrup a potent al win the fight by ad great medicine. Tho CASES NOW ON RECORD 4n which it has been administered with entire success as a_remedy for avery va- riety of malad, iratory Functlons, amount to more FIVE THOUSAND At the present date, andyet the prepnra- tion i only In the infancy of its useful- are are removed,and the ruptured, i or maturated surfaces healed and re- Ftored to their natural tone, impossible, Fritsch’s Prussian Cough syrup ncomplishes these objects. "Tho mucus and muco- ch are the con- gora a i " LIFE FOR THE LUKGS. For coughs, colds, Influenza, bronchial ditealties, Hxhtneds of the chrst hoarse: ficas, sore. throat, trachitis, infamma. Hion of the lngs, difficulty of breathing, Dlourisy and all disordersof a puimonary Datare it has never been equaled. Sole ageats 1n Amertea, EICHAEISON & CO, & Lo, o, SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. PRICE ONLY 25 CENTS. Portiand, Me. TO LOAN —At§ peor cout inter $56.000 o sums of 82000 and p- wards for 10 5 yeats’ time ‘cassimprov. sdeity and tarm . Apely 3t BEMIS Roal ety s Loam A ) Dougias e | U THE BGSTON CLOTHING HOUSE, iAM STREET. FE=20 22 fz=iz= PR MARHOEFS TRUNK FACTORY. e s tment of Trunks and Valises in the West, Telescopic Cases aud Sampl runks a Specialty. H. H. MARHOFF, - - 117 14th S, rs North of Dougl: 56,000 DOLI.A" CHEAP ! CHEAPER | CHEAFLST 14 bost, ass MAX MEYER & BRO. Propose for the nezt ninety (90) days to sell theu entire stock of Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Clocks, Silver-Ware, Pianos & Organ ATND ‘CENERAL MUSICAL MERGHANDISE 5, Which is from 15 to 20 per v Dastern Wholesale House, g »7 to moving into their Store, Cor. lith & Farnham Mean Business. Come and be Convineed, welN