Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 20, 1887, Page 8

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, 1887 SPORTSMEN IN CONCLAVE. They Meet and Diséuss an Obnoxions Game Law. W. H. 8, Hughes was selected Yo act as shairman of the meeting of sportsmen in Penrose & Hardin's hardware store Tuesday night. The meeting had been called to take some action concerning the bill preventing spring shooting, which it1s alleged, is to be introduced at the present session of the log- islature, Mr. Penrose stated, upon request, that the meeting was an informal one, calied for the purpose of heading off the bill which he un- derstood was to be introduced for the pur- 0se of preventing the shooting of migrating irds during the spring months. Mr, Usher said he thought by all means the bill, it it was really to be introduced, ought to be 'defeated. He understood furthermore, from two or three sources,that such a measure was certainly to be brought before the le ire, “And if it is not defeated,’ it will limit us to clay pigeons and Al the year around. The same question came goin <ansas four years ago. The Stale portsman’s association took hold of the mat- ler, sent a committes to Topeka, had the bill defeated and a game ! passcd, which proved highly satisfactory Some further discussion followed, A mo tlon was made that a dminittee be appointed to find out whether such a_bill was really to bo introduced, and to report upon the iat- ter ata later meeting, The chair appointed as such committes Messrs. Bingham, Worley and Preston, and the meeting adjourned, Notice. Having purchased the business and machinery of Lithographic and Stationary compan taking possession this day, we are n repared to execute all orders for w I that line, and will be pleased to re ceive orders from all old customers and from as many new ones as_will favor us with their business, Mr. Edward Hay- maker, who has been connected with the business ever since its establishment, re- tains his interest and will remain in aharge of the mechanical department, which is a suflicient guarantee that noth- fing but first cl; work will be turned out. Ior the present the shop will re- main where it is, the oflice being located at 106 South Fourteenth street. — Mail or- ders may be addressed to the Rees Print- ing Co. or to the Omaha Lithographic mpany, 106 and 108 South Fourteenth str Y,Um:\lm, Neb. - Saw’L Rees & Co. o —— How Long Since? How loug ago is it that you have been down to Suutk()nmlm. If ."on have not been there lately you should take a free ride down there while "C. E. Mayne is showing lots there at 2500 $1,000. South Omaha is nearly as large as Council Bluffs now and you ean make money by investing there, rms one-fifth cash, balance in twelve quarterly payments at 7 per cent intercst. Call on C. E. Mayne, sole agent, N. W. Cor. 16th and Harney. lithographic the Omaha Carriages have been on the road ever since Monday morning taking parties out to Benson and South Omaha. Call at C. E. Maync's oflice and take a ride. It costs you nothing. e ago— Linwood Park-Lots. For sale by J. H. Gibson, 218 S. 15th st. R How Long Since? How long nfo is it that you have been down to South Omaha. 1f you hiave not been there lately you should take a free ride down there while C.E. Mayne is showing lots there at $250 to $1,000. South Omabha is nearly as large as Council Bluffs now and you can make money by fmvesting there. Terms one-fifth cash, balance in twelve quarterly payments at W per cent intere. all on G.{i. Mayn sole agent, N. W. Cor. 15th and Harn, — ——— A GREAT SCHEME. How a Mcssengor Saved a Half- Dollar, ‘There is a boy In the service of the A. D. T, company who for ingenuity literally takes the bakery. He was passing the exposition bullding Iast Saturday night, when he was *attracted by the lights within the structure aud the noise of the cheers which shook the four walls. He resolved to enter and see ‘what was up. e had no money, to be sure. But that was no obstacle in his way, He had brains, which are better than money. Golng 1o a saloon close at hand, he calied for paper and envelope. He scribbled a few words on the vaper, folded it and putit in the envel- ope and then addressed it to a reporter, with ‘whom he had the honor of being intimately acquainted. He then hastened over to the exposition buililing, braced up to the door- keeper and said that he had a very important note for — —, (naming his man), “Let me see it,” demanded the door- keeper. *Can’t do it,” replied the boy. *'Cos why? 'gainst de rules. Dis letter I've got to give to de feller hisself.” Without further parley, the'messenger was admitted. Once 1nside he tore up the note, hunted up a secluded corner, ana for half an hour sat enjoying the bieycle race. ‘That boy is a geniu: Carriages have been on the road ever since Monday mornin% taking parties out to Benson and South Omaha. Call at C. Mayne'’s office and take a nde. It costs you nothing, Noti The Omana Stationery & Lithograph- ing company have not soid its machinery to Mr. Edward Haymaker nor to Samuel Reese & Co., but solely and smply all the lithographing part of the business The machinery still belongs to the Omaha Lithographing & Sationery company. Mr. W. G. Cummings continues to have entire control and full management of the job frinting department. The recent change affects him in no manner whatever, nor does it affect any other rnrllun of the business of the Omaha Lithographing & Sta 'y company, except the lithogr: artment. . J. Cuax Sec'y and M’ e —— How Loug Since? How long ago is it that you have been down to South Omaha. Ifyou have not been there lately you should take a free ride down there” while C. E. ne s showing lots there at $250 to $1,000. South Omaha is nearly as large as Council Blufls now, and you can make money by investing there. Terms one-fifth cash, balance in twelve guarterly zr onts at 7 per cent interest. Call on C. k. Mayne, sole agent, N. W, Cor, 15th and Harney. — —— Articles of incorporation ot the Portal Land & Town Lot company was filed yesterday with County Clerk Needham. nim*mrmx we find ghat this company own the entire tract of land laying be- tween the B. & M. (Ashland cut off), Union Pacific and Missouri Pacific, eight and one-half miles from Omaha post- oftice. This no doubt will be the subur- ban property of Omaha, owing to its fine railroad facilities. Each road running three passenger trains esch way. Tho company we are informed propose to donate land to manufactories, and this new town will be to Omaha what Pull- manis to Chica, Up to Pre: Upon going to press it is learned by telephone that 15th and Harney streets are almost blockaded by the string of coustantly going and coming carriages to South Omaha and Benson, and that Mayne's oftice is crowded almost to suf- focation by parties who have faith in Benson and South Omaha property, R A Sporting Man's Opinion. A loenlsporting man yesterday in comment- fng upon the Sullivan-Cadiff fight, said: 1 do not belleve that fight was a hipnodrome. Sullivan has too mueh of a reputation to en- gage in such affairs even if he were invited t0 do &0. 1 firmly believe he broke his arm as the dispatches state. Do I think the accident will impair his powers asa fighter ? Certainly L do, Fora year, atleast, be will have to be very careful of his arm and it may never be as strong as it was, Certaln it is for the next twelye months he wiM not able to meet Jem Smith, the English ¢hamp- jon. 1 do not consider it all probable that he will be able to meet Killen in Milwaukee, ac- cording to the arrangements that had been made. It wouldbetaking too much risk.” No interest charged on lots bought in Benson Thursd ik A Linwood Park, six blocks east of South Omaha depot. . — Buy a lot in Benson to-morrow. Carriages have been on the road ever since Monday morning taking parties out d South Omaha,. Call at C s office and take a ride. It o —— Buy & lot in Benson to-niorrow, - ECK TO DINGLEY, The Canadian Champion and What He Has to Say, The following letter wasrecelved yesterday at this office and will be read with interest by local wheelimen : 3 an. 17.—To the Editor of the Sir.~I bear that Frank E.'Ding- s issued a challenge in your city papers man in Americaa bicyele race 23 or 50 1 barring John S, Prin Now, I wish to state that 1T will accommodate Mr, Dingley for a race of 20 miles and I will not bar Mr. Prince either. I am ready to meat him also. But I will accomimodate Dingley first. Now I will be in Omaha immediately alter my engagements here and will meat Mr. Dingley at your office and make a mateh for $100 a de and run bhim within twd spoctiully, = LEck, Champion of Canada. arriages have been on the road ever since Monday morning taking parties out to Benson and South Om: Call at C. E. Mayne's office and take a ride. It costs you nothin, ——— Parties desiring to look at lots in Por- tal, the townsite at the junction of the Union Pacific, B. & M. and M i Union Pac souri Pacific t; 22, 1887, and mcet the sccre! ground, January y on the ——— There will be a strect car hme so Ben- son by § Buy a lotof C. E. Mayne. oS S Merchants Hotel, Omaha, Nat Brown prop. 2 perday. Cor. 15th *and Farnam street cars from depot pass the house. JUL If you don’t think Benson lots are be- ing cold out fast step 1nto C. E. Mayae's oflice and sec the crowd. — Temperance, Another large and deeply interested audi- ence listened to that master of oratory, Joe Critchfield, at the Buckingham hall last even- ing, on_his favorite theme ot temperance, and needle ss itis tosay that the saloon inter- ests in this city were no great degree benetitted thereby, but on tne contrary were deprived of some of thelr old customers through their signing the pledge, Mrs, Palmer, national evangelist of the C. T, U.. was oppor- tunely present and conducted the devotional part of the exereises, Come out, one und all, and hear Mr, Critchfield to-night, If you don’t think Benson lots are be ing sold out fast step into C. E. Mayne's ollice rnd sce the crowd. ———om— Linwood Park Lots, For sale by J. H. Gibson, 218 S. 15th st. e —— Buy a lot in Benson to-morrow. — There will be a street car line to Ben- son by September 1st. Buy a lot of C. E. Mayne. sLinwood Park Lots, For sale by J. H. Gibson, 218 S. 15th st. e —— If you don’t think Benson lots are be- ing sold out fast step nto C. E. Mayne’s oflice and see the crowd. ——— A Mining Company. Omaha men have formed a comvany to de- velop certaln gold mines near Hailey, Idaho. ‘The corporation will be known as the {daho Gold Belt Mining and Milling compahy, with headquuarters in this city, ‘The incorporators are J. C. Cowin, £1. 8. Rollins, W. F. Bechel, Court Carrier, John McClure, 'Alex Mitehell! jr., . A, Nash, John Keene' and T. K. Sud- orough. ~'Thé ‘articles of incorporation will be filed in a few days. rringes have been on the road ever since Monday morning taking y to Benson and South Omaha, Call at C. E. Mayne's oftice and take a ride. It costs you nothing, ———— Linwood Park Lots, For sale by J. H. Gibson, 213 S. L — 1f you don't think Benson lots are be- g sold out fast step into C, K. Mayne’s oflice and see the crowd, 15th st. e & o No interest charged on lots bought in Benson Thursd St Trickery, Detective Moynihan received a telegram from Detective Hankinson, of Minneapolis ordering the arrest of H. Herseltield, a man about forty years of age weighing 300 pounds, who had been making bogus drafts and re- celving money under false pretenses, This is the same fellow who, under the name of Werner, played this game with the Mer- chants’ * National bank and Peter Goos in this city as described in the BE: a few days ago. There will be a street car line to Ben- snn by September 1st. Buy a lot of C. E. Mayna, e ,000 Worth of Lots already sold in Linwood Park - —c————— Jarriages have been on the road ever since Monday morning taking parties out to Benson nnd South Ou . Call atC, E. Mayue's office and take a ride. It costs you nothing, Californi, sxeursio A first-class round trip excursion to Los Angelos, including Las Vegas Hot Springs, Santa Fe, San Diego. Riverside, Pasadena and Sierra Madra Villa, will leave Kansas City January 27 at 8:25 p. m., via the A, 1'. & S, F., Atlantic & Pa- citic and California Southern railroads, returning same route, kets $060.00, good six months, For sleeping car ac- commodations remit early to C. W. Stover, agent A. T. & S, F. R. R,, Des Moiues, lowa. ——— There will be a street car line to Ben- son by September 1st. Buy a lotof C. E. Mayne, A Number of New Residences and business buildings already under coutract in Linwood Park. o —— If you don’t think Ben lots are be- ":fi sold out fast step nto C. E. Mayne's oflice and see the crowd, Dead, The infant child of George Hoffman, one of thel ocal force of letter carriers, died yes terday morning at the corner of Twelfth and Williams streets, the parents’ residence, Carriages have been on the road ever since Monday morning taking parties out to Benson and South Omaha.” Call at C. 2. Mayne'’s office and take a ride. It costs you nothing. Llnwoox Park Lots will be worth mgre mon!g for fgilde“o purposes in six months than sny othérs in South Omaha, e — If you don't think Benson old out fast step igto C. ond. 2 Ell are be- i b oflige and seq the ¢ Myyue's THE PAXTON. What the Chicago Hotel World Says About Our Leading Hotel. Of the many successful hotel enter: prises undertaken in the last half dozen years, we believe the Paxton, of Omaha, heads the list. We are reliably informed thatitis making a small fortune every year for the two brothers who own and conduct it. They purchased the ground on which it stands about six years ago for 50,000 and its value is now placed by good judges at 50,000. The hotel has been “enlarged thrce times, and yeb more room is needed and will be provided the coming summer. The building, addi- tions, furniture, ete., has cost about $300,- 000, so that the property is now worth n half a million, and we are informed that the business of the \ys 10 per cent on a good deal more than that amount. It isnoteworthy that the house has never had alosing atron age and popularity is annuoally increas ing. Its handsome rotunda is fifled every evening with a busy, bustling c 1; fact, the Paxton i3 to Oma Palmer is to Chicago, and povularity place the among the small number of phenome n l”" 1ceessful hotel men of the day,s to- them we gladly extend onr hearty congratu nd well wishes for - tinued sl hotel suceesse rous, there- fore they are entitled to more than puss- g mention in the Hotel World, g 4 No interest charged on lots bought in Benson Thursday. Linwood Park Lots are large and title is perfeet, — No interest charged on lots bought 1n Benson Thursd PRI To Retail Dealers. Visit the new location of Sloan, John- son & Co., corner Ninthand Leavenworth streets, and inspect the bargains in gro- cerie s R Buy a lot in Benson to-morrow. il i A Wife-Beater., “1Il teach you a lesson by glving you thirty days in the county jail,” said Judge Sten- berg yesterday morning to a prisoner named Edwara Babbington, who had been arrested for beating his wife. Babbington had been repeatedly arrested for this offense, buteach time his wife beged to have him ‘released. Yesterday however, she determined to let the law take jts course, and accordingly her lius- band will spend the next month in jail. Five or six women of the town were sent to jail becanse they couid not produce the bloney lecessary to pay their fines, There will be a stre son by September E. Mayne. - ot car line to Ben- 1st. Buy a lotof C. Lo Linwood Park Lots. For sale J. H. Gibson, 218 S, 15th st. — No interest charged on 1ots bought in Benson Thursda et Retail dealers only are invited to in- spect the bury in groceries oflered by Sloan, Johuson & Co. === There will be a strect son by September 1st. ar line to Ben- Buy o lotof C. E. Mayne. . Off the Track, Yesterday morning when the 6:15 dummy train, consisting of four coaches and an en gine, was running at a veryrapjd rate toward the stock yards, it struck a broken rail near Harris & Fisher’s packing house. Three left the track and struck a zig-zag line the rails, T were full of passen- nd though everybody was very badly 1 up, yet nobody was The_cars were injured and were taken to the shops. ‘The engine did not leave the track, and a couple of hours were required to clear the latter for other trains. arriages have been on the road ever since Monday mornimg tuking parties ou to Benson and South Omaha. Call at C. E. Mayne’s oflice and take a ride. It costs you nothing. e The Atmosphere is as purc in Linwood Pa adiiition to the city. as in any ————— There will be a street car line ptember 1st. to Ben- Buy a lot of C. e U A full line of canned goods, fruits, vegetables, damaged by smoke' in the Johnson & Co.” fire, are bemg I at low cut prices, coruer of Ninth avenworth street, - arline to Ben- Buy a lot of C. Truck. Fire Chief Galligan has just returned from Chicago, and reports that the new fire truck will be ready to be sent to Omalia in three weeks, It is now being painted and the metal parts are beinz niekle plated. 1t is 90 feet in height and can bo stretehied to its fullest limit inside of 60 second He thinks that it will create a revolution in the manner of fighting Omaha _fires, The cost of the wachine will bo §3,500, How Long Since? How long ago is it that you have been down to South Omaha. 1f you have not been th oly you X ride down there while showing-lots there at §23 Omuha is nearly Blufls now, and you ¢ investing therc balance in twel 7 per cent interest. Cy . E. Mi sole agent, N. W. Cof. 15th and Harhey. 10 $1,000. South arge a8 Council noney by ifth cash, terly payments at Some rare 1t for the retail trade at the great fir of n, Johnson & Co.’s stock now in prog , corncr of Ninth and Leaven- worth strects, being offerea e Buy u lot in Benson to-morrow. -— vk Is Located great packing and uth Omiha. Linwood F business No interest charged on lots bought in Benson Thursd L A A New Pastor. Rev. D. R. Kerr, of Mercer, I'a., has ac- cepted the second call of the Lwest Pres byterian church, which was latel - extended to him by the trustees of that organization, He will arrive here in March. Rev. Mr, Boyd, who is now temporarily ofliciating, will re- main {n the city as editor of the Christian Hour, If you donit think Benson lots are be- ing sold out fast step into C, E Mayne's oflice und see the erowd, Linwood Park lots are beautiful, No interest charged on lots bought in Benson Thursday, e Linwood Park lots §200 to $500, 10 per cent cash, —_— Carriages have been on the road ever since Monday morning taking parties out to Benson and South Omahs Call at C. ) ¢'s office and take a mde, It costs you nothing. o — Baptist University. Tuesday evening there was a meeting at the Paxton hotel of the committee hay- ing in charge the preliminary errange- ments for a weeting for the purpose of securing assistance for the establishment of a Baptist university in Omaha, Mr Holmes pregided. Interesting speeches were made by Messrs. Patterson, Ken- pedy, Richardson, MecLeod and others fihoi}pg g peceasity of yp Lulitution of | N the kind ‘medtioned and the manner in which it might be sustained. The original sub-committee, consisting of Mesers. Clark, Seavard and Rowley, was increased by whe names of Messrs, Me- Leod, Dr. Allen and Richardson, with in- structions to cdll a meeting at an ly date, with the names of leading citizen's attached to the eall. Buy a lot in Benson to-morrow. m—— Linwoosd Park Affords the finest view in South Omaha. o — Tt you don't think Benson lots are be ing sold out fast step into C. E. Mayne's oflice and see theerowd. Bargains for I at the Sloan, Johnson & Co. fire sule, Call and see them - Buy a lot in Benson to:morrow e District School Funda, According to the showing of Superinten dent Bruner, the school districts in 1) coun' apportioned e fol sums Tor educational 28,041 40th, €1 ird, $150.41; 44th, 8132, [ 47th, 115445 £107 Sth, 1 48th, $193,804 51 5 nd, $120,12% 53rd, 3 fractional §00.00, How Long Since? How long o is it that you ha down to South Omaha, If'you | ‘e been ve not free ride down ne is showing fots the: S Omaha is nearly s Blufls now, and you ean make money by investing there. Terms one-fifth cash, balance in twelve quarterly payments at 7 per cent interest. Call on C. ne, sole agent, N. W. Cor. 15th and. Harne, e Buy a lot in Benson to-morrow. The sale of partiallydamaged groceries from the Sloan, Johuson & Co. fire is now gninz on at the new location of the above irm, corner of Ninth and Leavenworth strects, §10,000 worth of goods were sold yesterday. O No interest charged on lots bought in Benson Lhursday. e School Money. Superintendent Bruner this morning noti- fied Secretary Connoyer, of the boatd of ed- ucation, there in the county tr urer’s office,subject to the order of the board, §11,158 for educational purposes, derived from fines, licenses, and the state apportion- ment, 1lis communication also set forth the fact that there are now 11,53 hat thel school children in this district. There will e a strect car Ime to Ben- son by September 1st. Buy alot of C. ne. The £75,000 grocery stock, which was damaged by fire and water on the night of January 1st, i8 now being sold at a great sacnifice of prices by Sloan, John- son & Co. n their new loeation, corner of Ninth and Leavenworth. It will pay retail merchants to cail and inspect their bargains. —— Buy a lot in Benson to-morrow. e Carringes have been on the road ever since Monday morning taking partiesout to Benson and South Omaha. Call at C. E. Mayne's office and take a ride. It costs you nothing. The German-American Assoclation, ng o the German-Ameriean as- tnight the following gentlemen were selected asa board of manugers for the ensuing ye F. Elsasser, Charles Metz, George Anthes, itovert Rosenzwoig, B G. Grabe, K. 8. Lucke, K. Brandes, Hon! Philip Andres and Louis Heimrod. If you don't think Benson lots are be- ing sold out fast step into C. K. Maync's oflice and see the erowd. o —— There will be a street_car line to Ben- September 1st. Buy a lot of C. e P, Band Masquerade, The U. P, band annual masque eld in the Exposition ball annex, e interest charged on lots bought in Benson Thursd e Buy a lot in Benson to-morrow. ing item, taken from the S Louis Globe-Democrat, will interest many Omaba people who knew Mr. Howard: SO Toward, Who was promoted from the position of general foreman of th Missouri Paeitic shops to assistant to A, A. Haynes, inspeetor of the local car i machinery department of the Gould sys- tem, was to have entered upon his duties the tirst of the month, but having in the ntime accepted a position with the nd Foundry company, will take a place with them nsassistant super- intendent of their works at Cambrid, City, Ind.” Mr. Howard’s home w fornierly In Grand Island, where his parents still 1y The follow No interest charged on lots bought in Benson Thursday - 1f you don’t think Benson lots are be ing fold out fast step into C. E. Mayne's oflice und sce the crowd, el B Dr. Graham, who haslan oflice nea the Millard reested yesterday afternoon on the charge of swi g the soldier, Lazarus, out of money which shonld haye been paid to Dr.MeMenamy, of the Omaha Medieal and Surgieal institute. The cution was instigated by the soldier and not by Dr. McMenumy, as ted, Graham wiil be tried Areolutely Pure. This powder never varies. A marvel of purity, strength and wholesomeness. More economical than the ordinary kinds and cannot be sold in competition with the mul- titude of low test, short weight alum or phosphate powders, Sold only in cans. Royal Baking Powder Co ., 463 Wall street, ew York. Our ov far below yowr expectations, conts and heavg suits are going now at a nominal figure. e don’t say how much. Overcoats reduced to §12,00; or £15.00 Suits rveduced to $10.00 ? b We wish to clear out our Entive Winter Stock this month if possible, and necessity requires that our prices should be very low—in fact so low that it will pay yow to buy winter goods NOW as a mat- ter of umvestment, thowgh yow may not absolutely need them until next winter, They are greatly cut in price, What does it amount to when we say §20.00 Yow must sce the goods, get the in- formation which we will give and wse your own judgiment, e balance of owr Pea Jackets and Vests are selling now for less than the merve cloth would cost. One tot we are selling tini Ouwr heavy weight Gents' Furnishing gooas, such as Underwear, scy Jackcts, ete., have undergone a general overhauling. now for §7.90 which is of all wool Chinchilla Beaver with fine Cassimere g and sold before the reduction for §12. Wool Iosiery, Cardigan and Jey- Prices are cut vight and left and should be taken advantage of before sizes are badly broken. All goods marked in plain figures and at strictly one price. ebraska Clothing Company, Cor. Douglas and 14th sts., Omaha. WOODBRIDGE BRO'S, State Agents FOR THE DECKER BROY, PTANOS Omaha, Neb. ESTADLISHED 0. Catalogues and Prices on application. Sold by siltbe umyursmn r}l"'vl'li"fi"’é‘ IA)n-ulerl. CINCINNATY Ralel coo.crm, DEWEY & STONE FURNITURE A magnificent display of everything useful and ornamental in the furniture- maker’s art, at reasonable prices. ! iSUMPTION emedy {oF Lho abovo di ' of 1ho worst ¥inA an | ] 50 s'anding e ls my faith in eacy FIRE, togethor with s VAL Toror. Glve press & 1 Poarl Bt. N DREXEL & MAUL, Suceessors to Jno. G. Jacobs, UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS. ttho old stand 1407 Farnam st. Orders bytelegraph so.icited and promptly at- tended to. Telephone No. 225. E.T. ALLEN, M. D. SPECIALIST, Eye, Ear, Nose & Throat Room 9 Willlams Building, cor. 15th and Dodge sts., Omaha. ous 8to12am.2to4 and TtoB p. m ity, Lost n romedv. las o AR SISARON. Posk St HOBE ATARRL The Rewody 18 posiiive cure, Kaze and hook fo I MEDICAL CO, wlf-ouro, VIGOR, it imesneron e tegalned bythe new Civiale Urathral GRAYONS. send i car e ST T Abolute secrecs, “Aadises tis Ciyiale Agency, 174 Fullon st., N, Yo FOR THE TREATMENT OF ALL c & Surgical Diseases. DR, McMENAMY, Pro tov, B‘A{lun',v'!lu fi (R A o he facilities, epparatus and remedies asful trentment of overy form of dis ease requiring elther medical or surgical treatment, and invite all to come aud investigats for themsclves or corrcapond with us, Long experience fu treat ing cases by letter cnables us to treat many caved selentideatly wiihout scelog them WRITE YOR CIRCULAR Braces, Club Fect, Eatks ov Wouw, Fil rrh, Bronchitis, 15hala Rpliiepsy, Kidiey, Eye, ical operations. Deformities and Electricity, P , bkin, Blobd Hatler rs, Braces, Trus all kinds of Medical and Burgical Appiiau afactured and for sale. The gnléulubla edical Institute making Privats, Speclal $ Nervous Diseases ALL CONTAGIOUS AND BLOOD DISEASES from whateverc ceenetully trested Wo cau remove 0 frow the systen without merciry. Now reslorative treatment for 1 ALL COMMUNICATIONS ( Call and conault us or send mame and post-ofiice » lsicly written—enclose stamp, sod we in pg;a‘gfl’[‘ ‘A mllTo o nAR. TR 3 EX , Breu ARICOCKLY STRICTURS, THE Gexire UKiNARY ORGANS, OF cend history of your case for su opinion Persous unable to visit us may be treated at thelr by correspondence. Mcdicines and Instri: ent by mail or express SECURELY P 0 ISERVATION, no marks contents or sender. Oue personal dntor feived if convenlent. Fifty rooms for thi podation of paiicity Bosrd and attends fessonable prides. Address al! Lyiters to Omaha Medical and Surgical Institute, S, l?\a B, ang Canjla) Ave. OMAHA, NED. NO BLANKS! BIG PRIZ RY YEAR OVER A MILLION DISTRIBUTEQ MORE THAN ONE DRAWING EVERY MONTH. TWO DEAWINGS IN BRRUARY, T 1ST AND 20TIL Only §2.00 required to secure one Royal Italian 100 francs gold bond. These bonds participate in 225 drawings, four drawings every year and retain their onginal valib until the year 1944, Prizes of 2,000,000 1,000,009, 500,000 &e. francs will be drawn, beg sides the certainty of receiving back 100 francs in gold, you may win 4 times every year and so come into possession of a forti With ($10) Ten Dollurs as first p with £ pe nt and 9 varion annually with pri lYI\'\\ll“i“,f"l er investment of capital as the invested my prize. Money cun be 'orward the docum ustrian g which rnment bondg drawn 31 times sy monthly instaliments. ~Safa y and muny chunces to win a ‘“fi , money order or by express, und in return wo wil mittion, call on or address, N BANKING CO., 305 Broadway, New York. N. B.—These bonds arve not lottery tickets, and the sale is legally permitted. (By 1aw of 1 Display at their warerooms, 1305 and 1307 Farnam Street, the largest assortment of Pianos and Organs to be found at any establishment west of Chicago. The stock embraces the highest class and medium grades, Including STEINWAY, P I A N s FISCHER, LYON & HEALY BURDETT, STANDARD, ORGAN =LYON&HEALY Prices, quality and durability considered, are placed at the lowest living rates for cash or time payments, while the long established reputation of the house, coupled with their most liberal interpretation of the guarantee on their goods, affords the purchaser an absolute safeguard against loss by possible defects in materials and workmanship. LYON & HEALY, 1305 & 1307 ETe TOOTLE HOSEA & CO. ST. JOSEPH, MO. WHOLESALE DRY GOODS, BOOTS AND SHOEHs 4 We have been closed for one week on ac count of the death of our greatly esteemed se« nior partner,Milton Tootle. Having now taken out letters of administration on our firm buse ness,we are ready for spring trade with the lar- gest stock of goods ever opened in the west, We guarantee to make prices to compete with eastern markets, and carry an assortment ample for the requirements of the largest, trade. Soliciting your orders, we are, Respectfully yours, TOOTLE, HOSEA & CO, RNAM ST