Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 3, 1888, Page 8

THE OMAHA DAILY BHE: TUE DAY, APRIL THE CITY. Yesterday's internal revenue collee- tions amounted to $7,482.39, During the month of March, there were 187 building permits issued proposed structures o cost 813551 against 172 permits to build issued in March of last year at an aggregate cost of #550,140. Yesterday the Anheuser-Busch Brow- ing company ‘»m(:ur\-ll a permit to build their proposed new building on Thi teenth and Jones. The building is to be of brick, three stories high, and will cost #40,000. Yesterday on complaint of Soren T. Peterson, John Ellis was arrested for disposing of mortgaged property, con- gisting of two cows. The defendant is a poor colored man. His trial is fixed for April 10 before Justice Wade. J. Levin, manager of the Western Uhion telegraph company, was arrested yesterday afternoon by Officer Pulaski on the charge of committing a nuisance by throwing the refuse paper tape of the office in the neighboring alley. The cnse was dismissed, with the promise that in the future the refuse would be kept in a box. Personal Paragraphs. H. T. Jones, of Seward, Neb,, is at the Mil- lard. T. H, James, of Kansas City, is at the Mil- lard. ‘W. M. Jones, of Kansas City, is at the Mil- lard. D. W. Longwell, of Kansas [ Paxton, V. E. Crapser, of Lincoln, Neb., is at the Millard. C. T. Brown, of Lincoln, Neb., is at the Miliard, @. S. Sherman, of Emerson, Neb., is at the Millard, D. Donovan, of Des Moines, Ta., is at the Millard, A. H. Badger, of Lincoln, Neb., is at the Millard, H. M. Waring, of Lincoln, Neb,, is at the Millard. C. H. Morris, of Des Moines, Ia., is at the Millard. E. 8. Douglas, of St. Joseph, Mo., is at the Paxton, 8. W. Fox, of St. Joseph, Mo., is at the Paxton, P. H. Morris, of Des Moines, Paxton, C. N. Carpenter, of York, Neb, is at the Paxton. J. b, of Little Rock, at the Paxton, A. C. Cass and wife, of Lincoln, Neb., are at the Paxton. ‘Walter C. Nelson and wife, of Chicago, are at the Millard, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Logan returned from the west yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Booth, of Fremont, Neb,, are at the Paxton, Mrs. B. I. Simth and Miss Mabel Smith,of Boston, are at the Paxton. C. E. Finney, o prominent business man of Kansas City, is at the Paxton, Mr. and Mr: swman Erb and family, of Kansas City, are at the Paxton. Miss Minnie Collett and Miss Inez M. Has- kell returned from the east Sun 3 Messrs, J. N. Garver and A. 1. Hoster- man, of Lincoln, Neb., are at the Millard. H. L. McWilligms, of Ogallala, ed in the city yesterday and is registered at the Paxton, Mrs. G. W. Clark, of t called to Chicago Saturda, ous illness of her husband. Mrs. General Crook who has been sick for for her oid home he will spend some ity, is at the a., is at the Arlk., is registered W.C.T. U, was night by the 'seri- nd, Md., wher weeks in récuperating. At the_hotel Barker: Moiues; Major J Hugh, Ottumw: . Arlington Nebraska Cit; ) stello, Nebraska City H. C. Bell, St. Louis, Mo. At the Millard: W, B Bluffs; J. T, Singer, C Portland, Ore; J, Hary City; Wicld Brisiof, Ch Dodd, New York: J. B. James McMillun, Toledo; Lous. D. DeWolf, ¢, Crete; J. Judd, Council z0; C. A. Dolph, gee, Kansas ago; D, M. T. Wood, Roston win ‘Gloor, St. A Special Meeting. There will be a special mecting of the board of public worlks this aftcrnson, sprove the bonds of con- tractors before submission of the same to the council. An Investment Company The Mead Investment, compa of anew organization that filed incorporation with the county cle with W, D. Mead, of Leeds, Gr inty, , and W.D. M jr David Jamison, of Omaha pital stock is to be $100,000 and m increased to §500,000. the title cles of Iz yester- More For the Blizzard Fund. Superintendent of Schools Bruner is in pt of an additional §2,50 for the Bre ine fund from Miss Dengler's pupils of Lancaster, Pa. place has done nobly by the cause. s M. Kumpf has also sent in 50 cents additional paid in by a pupil ut Bennington, this count, More Dog Tags Ordered. The 1,700 dog tags ordered by the city were exhausted carly yesterday, and an additional number was ordered and will be ready for Qistribution to-day, Yesterday was the day st apart for the slaughter of undecorated canines, and delinquent owners rushed to the city treasurer in large numbers and planked down their dollars, Up to lust n 1,725 licenses had been taken out. & the Work, City Engineer Tillson and Danicl Shane, representing the city’s interests, and Con- “tractor J. . Coots, sclected by Brennan & Co. to examine the work doue by them on the basement and sub-basement of the city hall with a view of tabulating it and resolv. ing on the amount of money due the ex-con tractors, came together yestord nd com: menced their dutics. Phey visited the preu ises, took measurcments und tested the work and material in the same. Their verdict will be made known in a fow days. Locked- On last Saturds p Valuables. the immense safe of C. 8. Raymond, in which a large amount of val- uables had been stored tho preceding night, resisted the efforts of every ewmploye in the house to open. The combination, it was claimed, worked all rmght, but thg bars in side failed to drop. A8 a conscquende, a force of men was put to work upon the door with wedges and sledges at noon yesterduy had succeeded in springing one of tho plates ubout an inch, Waltzing and Marching. On next Wednesday evening there will be o grand ball in Masonic hall by Omaha divis. ion K. of I”,, at which this celebrated organ- zation, before the commencement of dances, will give anexhibition fancy dwill This division is satisfied that it is the crack one in the Sccond regiment us its challenge of the Black Fagle division to competion drill attests. T'Le latterwill pr ably take place at the end of next wont the ball park. The Stone-Cutters' The stone-cutters were in secret session again yesterday at Cunningbam's hall About an hour was consumed 1 transact business and discussing the situation. T1 members are very close-mouthed and refuse to disclose what took place. Enough was disclosed, however, to shc th they in. tended to stick to thewr demands. A few scab stone.cutters were at work for Drexel & Foll apd other coutractors, but the union men think the jobs of these subst short-lived, Couldu't Get His Wife. ¥red Bristol appeared in the police court yesterday aud complained that his wife wouldn’t come howe and ho waunted a writ of replovie to force her to come. Meeting. tes are Chapin's and for awhile she returned to th Mumble akode every aigut. Of late, bow- the | HE says that | ¢ is doing domestic service at a Mr. ever, the.more comfortable abode of Mr, Chapin has had greater enarms for her and she has refused to comhe home any more, forcing him therevy to keep bachelor's hall, mich against his wishes. On going to Mr. Chapin's residence he was ordered away by that gentleman, and finally, as a_last resort, he appealed for the aid of the strong arm of ¢. But this, t0o, was refused him, as the city attorney assured the deserted hus- band that his wife was only pract Mr. Bristol thought the constitation needed revision, when a married man had no greater protection than this, and left the court room greatly dejected, Aid For School Master HilL Prof. Hill, the school teacher at Waterloo, who was shot by Aylesworth some days ago, has already received financial aid from a number of his professional companious. At the mecting of the state teachers’ association held k, Supe o runer, this other with M Smith_and McCluskey, raised €60 for the relief of the unfortunate man, and the convention set aside the fourth Tucsday of this month as a general contribution day in all the schools of the state for his benefit A team belonging to a farmer named Honry Moores while coming down Cuming street yesterday became frightened at some lose paper on the street and ran away. At Twenty-third street the wagon ran into a lamppost, throwing Moores out and ser ly injuring him. His head was badly cut, and at first 1t was thought his rignt leg was broken at the ankle, but on examination proved that it was only a sprain, Sixteenth street was the scere of another exciting runaway yesterday morning, Tho horses were the property of a man named Jackson and were attached to one of the wagons used at present in hauling dirt from the corner of Sixteenth and Harney streets, and took fright at the report of cxploding powder used in excavating the embankment at that place. They ran north on Sixteenth, creating general consternation. They col- lided with three different buggies, breaking a couple of spokes in the wheel of ‘one, dish- ing the wheel of another and partially wreck- ing the third. The occupant of the last, a man named Cox, was thrown to the ground, but only slightly mjured. The runaway: were caught near the corner of Sixteenth and Capitol avenie, with the wagon utterly demolished. A Tail-End Collision. A wan named Bates, while walking through the Union Pacific yards yesterday ran into a box car which was standing on ide- track, cutting a fearful gash in his head just the eye. The shock stunned nim for ral minutes, and but*for the fact that e partics who were idling around the depot he would have doubtl n of emptics acked on the same tr: fow moments his removal. A physician who was at » depot dressed the wi After which he was sent home in a st The box car was not damaged. NTO 10WA, General Agent Babeock of the Chicago & Northwestern road has received a circular from H. R. McCullough, the genereal freight agent of that road, rezarding the shipment of intc ing liquors_ into_Jowa. The ¢ cula s that the road has been advised by its law department that, under the recent decision of th upreme court of the United States, it has the right to receive such Jiquors for transportation from any point outside ot the state of lowa to any point within that state without requiring "that a certificate be furnished signed by the audi- tor of the county in which the point of des- tination is situated When the original point of shipment and point of destination are within the s of lowa the certificate above referred to is re- quired. Paying the Full Amount. The two busiest men in the city yesterday erk and treasurer, Inaddition ular routine of business, which in- llection of taxes, which just at present is a very lively task. nearly one hun- dred andfifty saloonkeepers had up till noon paid the -$750 license fee required by law and are clamoring for their licenses. It has been decided by mnearly all the sa- loonkeepers in the city, including those belonging to the association, that the best thing to do in ¢ matter is to pay the license requir law and not attempt to make any “kick” against the de- f Mayor Broatch. One leading esterday that the 3 liquor dealers in uch that they could not af- on of this kind be done in to pay up and say noth ken in the ne; in more pay of the £750 at WIHAT ABOUT THAT I OMAIA , City I have peen in e of §1 each f es. Wi vity to the cludes the and that th the n ing i whi thau that you mak \ for g ¢ by what . and also funds. Re- T, N A LAWYER, apon receipt of hi atel found the following: Hon. W. J. Broatch, Dear Sir: M. A, B. Ritchie, on be ssrs, Ritehie & Kaempfer, desires. pmplements to his honor, ke known the fact «d by the Omaha Mfactirers’ assoc to the matter licensc o his honor, Mr. he may 1d bitte vyou pled you make this cha ade of the Bio OONISTS 1111 afternoon, 1, Mayor Br Owans, April that they huve been ret Merchants' und Ma tion with reference ayment of liguor un_interview with Broateh, at such time suggest 'to Ll feeling may be avoided if possible, between the interests concerncd. He will be engaged in court to-day in the trial of a ease and begs A meeting as convenient may b is best wishes for your hcalth ¥ he begs to remain, Yours very respe ', ALBERT S. ROTCHIE y sat down and penned and prospei The mayor promp! the following reply OyAlA, Apri for, attorneys, ( in' receipt’ | of tion of this d were “retained by the Mer ufiu revs’ ion with r matter of paymen sirg en intervie tion to an cssrs, Ritehie & Kaemp- ~Gentlemen: 1 your communic stati rence to the , and de utervicw, I know of no t can be made other than the i of the license fee as reqnired 3 ! matter which has been pussed upon by the courts, the law ircs the payment of $1 ofor there Jut to comply with the nss0¢ 1ci, Mayor. zon3, it wits' and Manu- iposed wholly of v many with it as far us is T'he title was adopted by the on cars ago, and its revival now is expressions of am: Inquiries made was learned that th facturors' associuti men some hailed w 1 Court. Alexander Lynch and Tom Colbert were the first to respond to theirnames yesterday worning. They were charged with drunken. ness, and disorderly ¢ ofticer. They were fin Col and costs, John Sullivan was ness and disorder, “Walter Turnh Ofticer Shiclds 1 “Your honor, so help me leaven, L was goin’ home last night and this co 1 to me and said: *Where you I'm goin’ home. He said: *Well you hamn't, you'r hiis clul didn't do nothir e, hing, hiad no more rig L me than he b 10 arvest me this winy L0 CUSL WS © nduct and resisting an 1, Lynch§l0and conts, rrested for ot they drunken- cond say ‘you struch Cumpbell into the rthle wanted to get aw 10 1 off lils co he'd clean le. went in when Le got tie anr DYSPEREIA NMEN ASD WHIEEY. Johu Rogers was arsal ned {uk diso ing one of | the inalienable rights of an American citizen, | conduct, assault and threatening to commit sujeide:” He boards with Mrs. Ethel Blaine, a widow who keeps a boarding housé on Burt street, and from the symptoms is slightly, if not considerably, stuckon the lady. Sunday night he met Mrs, Blaine and another lady as they were being escorted home from some pleasure resort by one of the bold fire lad dies, and he stopp>d them and demanded an explanation from Mrs, Blaine, at the same time exhibiting a small vial containing A sus- picious yellowish fluid—probably Missouri river water, which he threatened to swallow, bottle, cork and all, if she didn't comply with his demand. During this unseemly scene, the gallant fireman hurried off, but soon returned in company with a _policeman, and Mr. Rogers was wagoned to the station. In exoneration of his conduct Rogers smd he boarded with Mrs. Blain who occasionally got full, and he wns afraid she might be with the tempter and fall by the wayeide, 80 he thought he would guard against emergency. He said the vial alluded to contained a de- coction he was in the habit of taking for the dispep Rogers ot out his_pocket-book, paid the bill and floated. HULLIVAN WILL LEARN A TRADE. “William Hullivan, you can just > for three days and learn the ing out ashes and serubbing the cells.” LARRY SAYS TE WAS TO DLAN The case against Ed Burwick, who stabbed Larry Casey in the neck at the corner of Tenth and Capitol avenne Sunday night, will probably be dismissed, as Casey admitted to the county attorney that he was wholly in the wrong. ALL FOR A TWO DOLLAR TAT. John asser, a former bartender in Char- lie Bowers' saloon, was fined & and costs for stealing a hat from Harry Lee. He had the hat and it was taken from him and re. turned to Lee, lssnsser was ve warm and said he would take the case to the dis- trict court, whereupon the judge placed him under a $100 bond. Carrying Concealed Smith, €15 and costs, Best seats, Booth-Barrett engage- ment, Julius Ciesar and Merchant of Venice, for,sale by C. B. Denny, Room 4, Paxton Block. remain trade of Weapons—Henry The fri of St. Br sum of § nds of . MeDonald, pastor \get's ehurch, have subscribed the 0 s & testimonial to him. A surprise, when smoking *‘Sciden- berg Figaro” for 5¢ you will tind'it a 10¢ cigar, Ask your dealer for them. e iion S adinied] WHERE 1S HIS MOTHER. Chila Hands, A. R. Henscl is a driver of one of the trucks of the Bohn Manufacturing compa He lives at 1518 south Fifth street, where his wife conducts a boarding house. Last day, a woman of middle age and a to Mrs. Hensel made her appearance home of the latter, arms, and asked ud An Unclaimed in Strange wgrer t the She had a child in her mission which was given her. She aiso asked for food, stating that she had ot eaten anything for a couple of days and was the mother of seven chiidren, ~ She was given food and requested to remain and rest, which she did for some time, finally request- ing to be permitted to leave her ehild in the house untill she could return from a_neigh- boring hill, where she claimed a family who owed her money for washing, which she de- sired to collect, resided, The request was granted. The woman left the house and has not since returned. Mr. Hensel says the abandoned child is a pretty boy of about nine months of age. He does not know his name, neither does he know that the little one has not been stolen. If he could isfy himself that he could obtain valid possession of the waif, he sayshe would adopt him, and for that reason is particular anxious to again see themysterious mother of the little fellow. Diebold Safes. Meagher & Leach.gen'l agents for the i have removed to 419 S. 5th, where they are carrying a large stock of all kinds of safes. ——— Licensed to Wed. The following marriage licenses were is- sued yesterday by Judge Shields: Name and Residence. { Oliver H. Marvin, Omaha. 1 Carrle D. Brown, Omaha.. { Henry A. Pearce, Omal 1 Vena Schowerman, On § Lester . Holton, C i Blanch Age. (3 > ROYAL BEUUR A oy Tt Thispowder nover varies. A marve of purl- ty,strength and wholesomaness, More econom ical thanthe ordinary kinds, and cannot besolp in competition witn the multitude of low Short welght alum or phosphate powd only in cans. Royal Baking Powder Wallstreet, Nes 3 i CHICAGO, koc& 1 1ts main Jines and branches include CHICAGO, A, MOLINE, ROCK ISLAND, DAVEN- MOINES, COUNCIL BLUFFS, MUB- HANSAS CITY, JOBEPH. LEAV- ENWORTH, ATCHISON, CEDAR RAPIDS, WATERLOO, MINNEAPOLIS, and 8T, PAUL, ard scores of intermediate c Cholce of Toutes to end from the Pacific Al tran: fers 1o Unujon depots. Fast trains of Fine Day Coachies, elegant Dining Cars, maguioen: Pulls won Palace Bleepers, and ( 0 Chicago, St Joseph, Alchison and Hansas City) Keclioiog Cloir Cars, Beats Free, W holders of through fust-class tickets. Chicago, Kansas & Nebraska R'y *@Qreat Rock Isiand Route,” Extends West and Southwest from Kaneas City end Bt. Joseph to NELSON, HORTON,, BELLE- OPEKA, HERINGION, WICHITA, HUTCHINSON, CALDWELL, acd all polots ia KANBAB AND SBOUTHERN NEBRASKA and beyond. Entire passenger egulpment of the celebrated Pullmen manufacture. Al salsty ap* plisoces and modern Lmprovementa. The Famous Albert Lea Route Is the favorite between Chicego, Rock Island, A lson, Eensus City and Minoeapclis and Bt. Foul ‘Watertown br 1 traverses the gre “WHEAT AND DAIRY BELT™ of Northern Towa, Southwestern Minnesota, and East Central Dakota to Watertown, Bpirit Lake, Bicua Fale and many other wv;n;:muu' The Bhort Line via Benece an 00 offers - P i l'olrtlcllluul to travel to and from Indian- Spolis, Clacinnatl and other Southern points. For Tickets, Mape. Folders, or desired informa- ticn, apply et any Coupon Ticket Office or addrese E.ST.JOHN, K.A. D:OL:PROCZI‘(‘, Qou'd Masager Qo) Thi & Fouse CEICAN0 Mde B8t A SURE CURE OR NO PAY. Our Magic Remedy WILL POSITIVELY CURE £ AN syphiiitic Direnses, of recent or long sanaingin from ten to Afteen days. We will glve wriltan guar t0 cure any cake 0f Tefund your money. And uld sy 0 those who hinve employed the mos! killod Physeians, used evary known remed; nve not been cured, tha Ate the subjec [ooKing foF. You that have been to the celebrata Hot Eprings of Arkansas, and bave lost all hope 0! recovery, Will Cure You or mAke no charge. Our remedy ia unknown to any one in the world outside of our Company. and It s the only remedy in the world that will cure you. We will cure the most obstinAte case In leas than one ponth. Seven day in recent cases does the work. It {3 the cld, chranic, doepaeated chasy that we wollclt e have cured hundreds who hiad been: abandoned by Physicians and pronounced incurable, and We Challenge the World tobring us a case that we will not cure in less than one month, Eince the history of medicine. a True Specific for ul‘hlllsluhlnmuun-‘ Ulcors, Sore mouth, &c., bas jen som ¢t for but pever found unul Our Magic Remedy was discovered, and we are justified 1n saying It 1s the 1y remedy lo; the world (hat will poafiively cure; %6 the Iatost medical works, publ y the st known uthorities, say {here was n cettic berore, Our omedy ia theont @ world that will cure when everything else hm led, It has been 80 conceded by A [arge number of Tebrated PRyAIOIRDS. IT HAS NEVER YET FAI TC CURE. Why weste your time and money with ghient medicines (hat nevor had virie, or ‘dgcto: 1th physiciAns that cannot cure you. Yo that ba wricd everything else should come to us now and u never can get It elsewh: what we say: in the end you mustt gmedy or NETER recovor, And you that have been iicted but a short time Ahould by all means come to now. Many got help and think theya re free from disénse, but In one, two or three years after, It sppears agdin in & more horrible form nvestigats our figancial §tanding throngh the mer entiic agencies and nots tha L Ve b 5 Sclentlfic Piinciplo NEVER FAILS T0 CURN. Ietters sacredly confident THE C00K REMEDY C0., Omalia, Neb. D, all skin and czomu, ring- HAVE THESE G00DS. 25 Cts. at DBruggists through napthol Pastilles, for pur clo nd apar ikense g % When burned in such places 1h fmpart o most delightrul ode which {8 refreshing to the sick an R ble to all other occupant foad’s Corn and Bunion Plas quickly reduce inflammation soo0n cur ns and bunions,th Dby bringing reliet and comtort to thousnnds of sufferers EEABURY & JOIL Sole Manutacturers, ON DON'T SEGLD a man for groaning when he h Tthenmatism or Neuralgia. The pain is simply awful. No torture in the ancient times was more painful than these twin dises Butl—oughtn’t a man to be blamed if, having Rheu- matism or Neuralgia, he wont use Ath-lo-pho-ros, when it has cured thousands who have suffered in the same way ? It has cured hundreds ufter physicians have pronounced them ineurable. “Tho skill of fi cure mo of Ri in the hips. o wan o Pain that sloap was Almost impo wite il st doce of Attlophores gave me reliet. and the third enabled me to sloep Tor four waking. 1eonti w el REY. S, M. 1 CR, New Alban £3Send 6 cents for the beautiful colo ture yrish Maiden. THE ATHLOPHORGS €0. 112 Wall St. N.¥. jcians could ne Tind pettl Tnd pie- will buy a gennine Homespun Al Wool Suit, sizes trom 31 to 44, cut-nway L in light color worth The 8 mad lendid wearing goods, We make th v to in- troduee ourselves tothet and in the future you will find our louse the bargain center, Send your measure ound breust under the arms, and around the waist und down the inside seam of the pants, and we will it you. an send money with order, or we will send C.0. D. by expr Ref : First National Bank, Omaha or uny first-class house in Omahs or grey and 430714 Omaha Seed House. Teadquarters for Landreth's Celebrated Seeds, Plants, Cut Flowers and Floral d Send for catilogue ign; ER & SON, Proprictors Zapitol Avenue, K.,,ME TN § Dibhin o xctaen w €UKELy this NEW IMFROVED 5 Wfl‘xfl”-‘\&gy"l fegt o uous, miiy $G0LIILE Currents of i all weuky {orous Birery Flelt §5:00 1 cashs Srentest £ Eulls, Wokat casos pers manen *nuents over A tarse recommend it Temedy Cures n 1706 Davs, usraaioed oot 10! ‘causs Biriotare. Mrd oaly by the 7ans Chemical Oo. o overy caio 1§ bas given satisfacticas Aleatt & Lu Hudica, N, ¥y Sl by Drugglstse Fiics 81,00, E.T.Allen, M. D., Homa:opathic Specialist, EYE wi'icte. EAR Spectacles Accurately Prescribed. BAMGE BL’K., OMAHA J: GALBRAITH, J Surgeon and Plgslcian. Ofiice N. W Corner 14th and Douglas St. © Offjc Seleplionc, 44, Meaidonce Lolopaoas, Wi, CONVINCE YOURSELF. No conception can be had without a visit to our store, of the immense variety of our stock and the low prices we make. A few minutes inspect= ion will demonstrate the factthat our assortment is unrivalled and that there is a great difference between our prices and those of other houses. You cannot afford to buy a spring suit or anything else in our line with~ out first looking through our stock. We will prove to you that it is to your interest to do so. Our large trade enables us to name the lowest prices. We sell more clothing than any two houses in the city together, and necessarily buy more, and buying more, of course, buy cheaper,and consequently sell cheaper, and thisis why you can buy the same quality - of goods of us for less money than in ony other store in the city. For the Easter Holidays we call attention to our Boy’s Clothing. This department we have enlarged to three times its former size, and the assortment we show is simply immense. We offer some special bargaing for the holida, Among other we mention one lot of fine all worsted Knee Pant Suits at $3.90, which are worth fully 6. Another splendid Jersey Suit at $2.95, which could not be bought for elsewhere for less than $£5. In Long Pant Suits, and suits for young men, we show hundreds of styles in fine qualities at prices from one third or one half lower than other houses, The assortment in our Men's Furnishing department is on the same liberal scale, and Furnishing Goods are marked at the same small percentage of profit as our clothing. The new sl ape neckwear we offer at 1i¢, 25¢ and 30¢, you cannot buy for three times the amount elsewhere. In Hats we have no competition, for where exclusive hatters show one shape or style, we show twenty at least, and prices are one-half. Everything marked in plain figures, cash and one price. Nebraska Clothing Company Corner 14th and Douglas Streets. Omaha. OMAHA MEDICAL § SURGICAL INSTITUTE, LAWRENCE, OSTROM & CO., LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY. 10 YEAR OLD WHISKEY and Family Use. NO FUSEL OIL! Sure Cure for .l CONSUMPTION, R BLOOD POISONING, SLEEPLESSNESS OR INSOMNIA, NON-ASSIMILATION OF FOOD. PRICE, $1.25 For Quart Batlle. For Sale by Grocers and Wine Merchante Everywhere, ABSOLUTELY PURE s Death to MALARIA, CHILLS AND FEVER, TYPHOID FEVER, BOWEL TROUBLES, LOSS OF APPETITE, INDIGESTION, DYSPEPSIA. Sold Only In Bottles. For Sale by v Drugglsts Everywhere. fi& N.W. Cor. i3th & Dodgo Sts. Chronic nd Surgical Diseases BRAOCHS, APPLIANCES FOR DEFORMITIES AND TRUESES. Best fcilities, npparatus and remedices for sue cessful treatment of every form of disease requir ing Medical or Surgical Treatment. FIFTY ROOMS FOR PATIENTS. Toard and attendance; best hospital accommo dations in the west. WRITE_FOR CIRCULARS on Deformities and Rraces, Tr: Club Feet, Curvatu of the pine, Piles, Cancer, Catarrh, Bronchitis, Inhalation, E aralysis, Epilepsy, Kid ey, Bladder, ar, Stin and Blood, and all srigical Operations. Diseases of Women a Speoizily. Book OX DisgaEs OF WOMEN FREE. LY RELIABLE MEDICAL INSTITUIE MAKING A EPECIALTY OF PRIVATE DISEASES. 11 Blood Discases successfully treated. Sy, flitic Poison removed from the eystem without ercury. New restorative treatment for loss ol Vital Power. 15 unable €o visit us may e treated at ! All commu M ruments or express, securely packed, tnarks to indicate contents or fender. One sonal interview preferred. Call and consult us or send history of your case, and we will seud in plain wrapper, our BOOK TO MEN, FREE; Upon Private, Special or Nervous Diseascs, T wtency, Syphilis, Gleet and Varicocele, with westion list, Address Omaha Medical and Surgical Inatitute, ot DPR. McCMENAMY, Cor. 13th and Dodge Sts.. - OMAHA, NEB. N PRODUGING OUR "BELLE/OI!LE] URBON" ' = Grald SE Ohie e FLRTY OR HoMiNy PART OF THE G[;Au_ EEING iT oF é’USEL ©OIL BEFORE ITIS D ST \ THE CREAT APPETIZER. This s to corti’y « oxnmined tho saz )F BOURDON WHISKEY recelved from 0, Ostrom & Co y Fi other deleterious t by ma stances and str es. T CHICHESTER'S ENGLISHADIAMOND ERAND THE ORIGIN AL THE ONLY GENUINE, BEWARE OF WORTHLESS IMITATIONS {8 /S DRUGGIST FOR (HICHESTER'S ENGLISH (Y DIAMOND BRA ND.TAKE KO OTHE, INDISPENSABLE.SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS R OR 1nCLOSE 45 ASK FOR DIAMOND BRAND CHICHESTERS ENGUSHERPF O R PARTIC STAMPS) LARG \ ANDTAKE'NO GTHER SEE (6 NATURE ON EVERY BOX . NIt LI TTER Y NETURN MAIL CHICHESTER GHEMICALCO. SOLE PROP. MADISON SQFFILA,FA WSZE GIGN ATURE ON EVERY 80X UNSOLICITED WRITTEN TESTIMONIALS AND OVER FROM LADIES WO HAVE USED 5,0 003 EEETES ENGLIEH.GIAMGND BRAND PENNY RUYAL PILLS WITH SUGSLSs ——y SteckPiano Jtemarkable for powerful sympa- thetic tone, pliable action und abs kolute durability, ) years' record, ihe best guarantce of the excel Jenco of these (nstrivmonts, WOODERIDGE BROS. " JOSEPH CILLOTTS STEEL PENS GOLD MEDAL PARIS EXPOSITION 1878, Nos, 303-404-170-604. | _ THE MOST PERFECT OF PENS, ] [ MPORTED STALLIONS FORSALE TS E via, Dizzi lonvulsions Neuralgia, Headuche, Nery use of aleohol o Deg tobacco, W ning of { GEORGE A. CLARK, SOLE AGENT. sex, In cansed or over month's tr sent by mail Pr The REST and ™MOBT POPULAN fiewing Thread of Modern Times. GUARANTERE 81X BOXES case, With ¢ der recely BEWARE OF I'TITATIONS, WHOLESALE 1 KILPATIICK-K (CH Dry Goods Co, M. MiTH & Co, PAXTON, GALLAGAER & CO. DM, BTEELE & Co P. Monse o 05 4 HAYDEN BRog, THoMPSON, BiiueN & Co. LARKIN & (. CoAs. Sinari, South class retail dealers, A, LoGie N fund the n acure. Guarantec MAN, Dr it, Sule Omalia, Omaha, and all firs W York Dry Good 1ydesdules an brod co vy auimi § ALORp.A80 Proprietor Omaha Business Callege Qi lock Jas, e el H oprietor Oma usine: ege, oth {ndividual . Tansill's Punch Cigars e d those horses p *{ wero shipped during the v UAMAN 18 TAVGHT ; A ' G‘i&*“ |t Book - Keeping, Penmanship, 5 E‘\é‘:‘f o Commereial Law, Shorthand, Tolegraphing A wanted in each town, and Typewriting, 8OLO BY LEADING DRUCCISTS, d for Suilege Journals R.W.TANSILL &C0.,55 State St.Chicago Percherons, TANSILES Jivec londing Tailr ¥ E &M V. 6nd K, ( FILY & FANR " DRUNKENNESS "} Or the Liquor Habit, Positively Cured by Adwiuistering Dr, Haiues' Golden § E. Cor 16th and Capitol Avenue Headquarters | —— PRINTING IROPOSALE FOR R S GLUCK & WILKINSON. - A 0 WEAKIHEN:: v 7 Cuines fer Lowe cure, PBQF, £y 61 FOWLER, Moodus, Gonas ibject 1o the o wi . at. this office .. (centry ard time), on Wth, 183, ut i pened in tre e of | 1l nting require the Platte durin 30, 168 goveri i auy or all pr posals received. 3 als, form of ¢ tract and prin tionas to the w 0 observed, termps of contract and payment will De furnished on upplication to thiy oflice. Eu yelopes ¢ ¢ proposals should be- marked *Proposals for { and _addressed 10 the undersigued, WM, B, HUGHES, Chief Quarter - vt fug Ets, Orosirs Couasii Blule, fowne