Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 18, 1888, Page 8

8 L —— THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY. OCTOBER THE CITY. The internal enue ter: mounted to $5,931.90. The Norwegian and Danish M. church has filed articles of incorpora- tion, The Omaha Wheel club gives a soiree collections y Saturday night at the club hou Re- freshments will be served. Reader—The we “busghelman’ used in an article in which reference was made to the tailoring business, means in the parlance of the trade,an over-hauler of clothes, a re nd mender, A citizen writes THE BEE a letter on the inefliciency of the city police, citing an instance in” support of his position. Had he signed his name and given his gtreet number,the communication would have been printed, . The well-known form of “Whisky Jack™ wascarried into the police etation last night. Some one had ‘staked’ Jack toa load of whisky, and himself down on the middle of the walk and went to sleep, The ladies having charge of the pro- posed bazaar to be held at the Om Guards' armory, for the parpose of ing o fund to send the guards to W ington at the time of the inauguration, held their first meeting at the Paxton yesterday. The pe unial case of Henry Horn- berger came up in the police court again Tuesday, and for the third time the jury disagrecd. Hornberger is charged with seiling liquor after mid- night. Another continuance of the case has heen made The local coal dealers on the various ronds in Nebraska, especialy on the Chicago, St. b Omaha, have alre finneapolis ¢ id in a full sup- ply of conl for th ming winter, Last winter many towns had a very small stock of fuel on hand when the *‘bliz- zards” et in. In an investigation of the plumbing of the postoftice building it hasbeen dis- covered that a four-inch horizontal pipe had been put in to y off_the slush of a six-inch pipe, which justifics the many complaints at the building. Nearl 6,000 has been expended on the plumb- ing of the building. Applications for space in the proaching fall exhibition of the ern Art association at the Lininger gal- Jery are beginning to come in, All lists of pictures and exhibits should be sent chairman of the 113 South Six- to Mr. Clement Chase exhibition committ t. ley was arrested last evening y Drummy charged with cutting Danicl Barner with & pen knife. Bar- nerand Malley had a_tight on Tenth strect last evening, and during the row Malle ydrew his knife and slashed Bur- ner, making several painful wounds. Thomas Cacey applied for admission to the county poor farm, but as he is a non-resident it refused. The po- lice thevefore arvested him as a vagrant and Jud rku gave him fifteen in juil.” The man was racked with diseuse and the county physician hus been supplying him with “medicines. He explained to the judge that he had neither home nor friends and could not sleep out of doors this weather, A kit of rpenters’ tools were taken from a Tenth street pawnshop yester- day. as being stolengoods, and brought to the police station. young fellow giving the Ball was arrested charg, ing the tools, Ball claims that he took them from his father,and being in ne of alittle ready cash left them with *his uncle,” fully intending to redeem them. He will be given a chance to tell his story to Judge Berka to-day. Charles Lloyd was sent to the county jail last week, charged with havimg an excess of alcohol in his system. He was found on the bottoms at Council Bluffs wandering aimlessly around and endeavoring to tear up the willows on the river bank. Lloyd was at one timo the superintendent of the ‘bus line here. Misfortune drove him to drink, and from drink he graduated into in- anity. The police found him wander- ing around the strects last evening and took care of him. A runaway was reported at a late hour under the Sixteenth street via- duet. Nobody was known to be hurt, but the buggy was smashed to picces. The horse was captured with about an armful of baggy attached to him and taken to a livery stable at the corner of Sixteenth and Dodge streets. The re- mains of the buggy were taken to 904 South Sixteenth street. The partie who stopped the steed state that he decked with a red bandana, carefully tied about his head Personal Paragraphs. Judge Dundy is home with a number of trophies of his hunting trip, Major C. J. Dickey and Licutenant Terrett, Fort Robinson, are at the Paxton. C. E. Tripp and W. M. Wilson, railroad men, are at the Murray. C. £ Hoyt, a nephew of T land, and wife are at the Murray. a Cauldwell, of Orange, C: editor of the Now York Merc: is the guest of Mrs. Clement Chas. Captain M., H. Treadway, of Virginia in the city on his way to Texas. 1t is likely that he will return to Nebraska and take up his home here Mr. Henry & Lanning, s prominent ident Cleve- , a ity,of the firm of McKinley astings, arrived yvester v 1o be the guest for a tew days of the editor of the Excelsior. Leave of absence has been granted to First Lieutenant William R. Abercromhie, of the Becond infantry, as also Captain Joseph W, Duncan, of the Twenty-first infantry, Fort Sidney W. S White, of Rockland B. Healey, of 'St. Louis are looking over Omaha with Mr. Wendell Benson. Mr. White 1s mayor of Rockland and is much im pressed with the metropolitan appearance of our western city, ‘The Rev. Bishop John F. Hurst, one of the senior bishops of the Methodist' Episcopal church, spent yesterday in this city. Bishop Hurst was the guest of his nephew, Mr, W, K. Kurtz, of the Patrick Land company, and was much pleased at the rapid growth' aud develovment of Omalha ? e —— An Unfaithful Boy. Sheriff Coburn took only three incorrigi- bles to the reform school yesterday instead of four. It is a practice of the court to let fome of the youngsters return home after eing sentenced, on the promise of their parents to deliver them up when wanted, Jerry Collins was giver privilege, but failed to report to the ff as notitied. s L The Hebrew Fair. The third night of the Hebrew charity fair was more interesting than the first, the attendance being greatly increased and new attractions were added. Among the new features was the art gallery, It consists of a beautiful display of paiutings, engravings, drawings and water colors, {mong thein are reproductions of pieces by he great masters. The young ladies who are selling chances on various articles did a driving business and added & good many new names to their lists, Dancing and prome- nading were amoug the features of the even- jug and added diversity to the attractions of the fair. The display continues every night of the weck. Maine, and E. Another Big Finauncial Concern. The United States Loan and Investment company filed articles of incorporation yester day,afternoon, The incorporators are Max Meyer, George B. Barker, Frank B. John son, T. H. Taylor, J. S, Salsbury, John L. ‘Webster, F'. V. Wassermau, Charles Offutt, gmp B, Tzachuck, J, B, Mason aud Morrls H. Sloman. The capital stock is $350,000, and £100,000 s to be subscribed before begin. ning business, The following officers have been designed for five years: President vice-president, H. Taylor; orris H torney harles Offy The boa rs cludes, in addition to the above officers, Mossrs. Barker, Salisbury, Wasserman and Tzschuck Oldest and the best, Jarvis branay. - e A Novel Suit. Daniel Donovan has brought suit int court of Justice O'Connell nst John E. Johnson for #2200 ages alleged to have been sustained by a teat hile in the emy of a city contractor. While filling up a sec tion of Twenty-fifth Johuson asked that an alley be filled up at the same time, and his request was endorsed by an acting city en r. The foreman in charge, however, objected on account of the v beine in & dangerous position, and placed a man at the spot to warn off the teams, Johu. son however, said he would stand any dam ndDonovan made His team was badly mired and fore being extricated, and he has sued Johnson, Justice O'Coanell reserved his decision and will render judg: ment on Friday The soft of the tea rose is ac- quired by ladies who use Pozzoni'’s Com, xion Powder. Try it. - . street, ages that might oceur, the attempt, damaged b A Bankers' Convention, Joseph Millard, of the Omaha National bunk, returned yesterday from Cincinnati, where he attended the convention of the American Bankers' association. He states that it was his first visit to t ity and the beauty of the place was a revelation to him The city treated the delegates with the greatest liberality, enabling them Lo puss their unoccupied time in & very agreeable munner. Mr. Millard says that the centen nial _exposition now being held there is a wonderful show, and is, in fact, the nearest proach to the centennial at Philadelphia which has yet been held in this country. He made an attempt_to sceare the next conven- tion of the association for Omaha, although there were several other places anxious to secure it, among them being Saratoy: he selection'of the place depends upon the exccu- tive committee, of whom A. U. Wyman of this city is a member, See Peycke Bros for pear cider. S CLAIMS TO B NEUTRAL. A Liquor Dealer Defines the Position of the Assoclation, About the reports that are current that the hiquor men of Omaba have formed an as- soctation for the purpose of raising money for the support of the demoeratic candidate at the pending clection, a taxpayer and mem- ber of the association yesterda; Thatis erroncous. A great many of the liquor dealers are republicans and so far as I know, with or two exceptions, will loyaily support the national stato and legis- lative republican candidates, They have no ympathy with the crauks generally knotvn as political prohibitionists, and it matters not who may be nominated by cither the repub lican or democratic party, they will support in their own defense the candidates of the opposition, This is necessarily and nat- one urally so. W “ oth ities?” your political pro m a republican, and 1 think t are ¢ questions of at deal more import- to the general welfare of the American sple than prohibition. In my opinion it is of a great deal more importance that Amer- ican industries should b otected than whether vrohibition is voted up or voted down. Iam unreservedly opposed to the pro- hibition movement, and’I think republicans generally entertain similaropinions. 1 do 1ot think they will be hoodwinked into con- tributing their money as a campaign fund for the democratic party. To be emphatic, [ want to say I am @ rcpublican in the fullest and broadest sense of the term, and have no sympathy with free traders or tue free trade movement, " “well, how about this local liquor fund— what is it intended for, anyway ¢ “Well, it is not intended to part, benefit either but to protect the liquor interests nst the fall acy of prohibition.” Thousands of Dollars are spent cv people of this state for worth ines for the cure of throat and lung dis when we know that if they would only invest §1 in & TA ABIE the new California discovery for consump: tion and kindred complaints they would in this pleasant remedy find relief. 1t is ree- rs, physicians and pub- lden State. Sold and jodman Drug Co. at $1a lic spea guaranteed by bottie. Threo for §2.50, The most stubborn case of catarrh will speedily succumb to CALIFORNIA CA'-R- CURE. Six mouths' treatment for . By mail §1.10, ——— KICKED DOWN STAIRS, The Punishment Received by a Brute at the Musee. The curio hall of the Musee was the sceno of an exciting event Tuesday evening. A fel- low named J. G. Smith made some insulting remark to one of the mothers who has her in- fant in the baby show, and the matter was reported to Mr. Lawler, the manager. This gentleman asked the 'rowdy to leave the building, but the latter refused to leave, and applied some very foul epithets to the man- ager, despite the fact that a number of ladies were near by, Mr, Lawler then scized the fellow by the collar, and dragging him to the stairway, threw him headlong down st The rowdy fell on lus face and hands, br ing his nose and one ortwo bonds in his right hand, The action of the manager was warmly commended and crics of “good,” “served him right,” ete., echoed through tue hall. Smith threatened to lall Mr. Lawler, but’ bofore he could put his in- tention into'effect he was in the hands of the police. He was taken o the police station, but he was so badly hurt that it was thought visable to send lim to the hospital, whero 2 is now laid up for repairs. As soon as he b re s sufficiently he will be arraigned to answer the charge of using vile and insuit- i nguage to lad . Dr. Jefferis’ infallible diphtheria cure. Addvess box 657, Omaha, Neb. You can find cool, well furnished rooms at the Globe hotel, best located house in Omaha, ———— Rail Notes. changes in 8 letined at the H. M. Reed, Clarks, vic The followin are officially b headquarters ion ageuts ific F. Rohrer, assigned; Johu Slim, Central City, vice "A. L. H, resigned; A. J. Mullen, Boclus, vice A. Moder, trans- 13 K. A, Moder, § on (new station openes ¢ (new station_opened ard, vice A. T. Runyon, B. Jones, Plallo Ceute trausferred. Henry Adams, brother of President Adams, of the Union Pacifie, went w special car 010, He will take in Salt Lake, Shoshone Falls, Portland and San Fraucisco before he returns. Messrs. Melien, Dickenson and Lo- max returned from Leavenworth, where tiey have been on company business for the last few days. E. L. Lomax goes west to Denver to night, y, vice L. D, N. Paimer, 3 Trving Allison, A. L. Powell, bsent on leave! ice W. E.Wright, Latham, absent Bo A S!JAcoBS’o“‘ FOR UNIVERSAL USE. Late Asst. Sec'y U. S. Treas- ury: “I cordially indorse St.Jacobe Men o of high — standing tes- tify to its virtues, A% Druggiste and Dealers. The Chns. 4. Vogeler Oo., Baiminons, Mo, t(\.) BEFOR IT IS BORN, Some Startling Statements of General Interest, Dr. Oliver Wendell Holmes, on being asked when the training of a child should begin, repl ‘A hundred y before it is born. i we to infer from this that this ation is responsible for the condi- the race a -hundred years from Are gene tion « now? Is this wonderful generation the nat- ural result of the proper diet and medi- cines of o hundred years ago? It is conceded in other lands that most of the wonderful discoveries of the world in ths century have come from this country. Our ™ ancestors were reared in log cabins, and suffered hard- ships and trials, But they lived and enjoyed health to a ripe old age The women of th ays would endure hardships without sparent fatig that would startle those of the present age. Why was it? One of the proprietors of the popular remedy known as Warner's safe cure has been faithfully investigating the cause, and has called to his aid entists as well as medical men, impres ing upon them the fact that there can- not be an effect without a cause. This investigation disclosed the fact that in the olden times simple remedies were administered, compounded of herbs and roots, which w o stored in the lofts of the 1l when sickness came on these remedies from nature's lahoratory were used with the best effects, W were were they used for? and diligent search th the formulas so general rious disorders. Now the question is, how will the olden time preparations affect the peo- ple of this who have been tr remedics? What After untiring ave obtained used for va- these under modern medical schools and codes, with poisonous und injurious drugs. This _test been carefully pursued, until they are now convinced that the preparctions they now call W s Log Cabin remedies are what our much abused systems require. Among them is what is known as rner's Log Cabin sarsaparilla y_announce that th not consider the villa of so much value in itsel s in the combing tion of the various ingredients which together work marvelously upon the system. They also have preparations “\Warner's 1 consumption rem- discases, such as 1) for other Log Cabin co edy, “Log Cabin hops and buchu remedy,” “Warner's Log Cabin hair tonie.” They have great confidence that they have a cure for the common dis of ¢ h, which name of * a*Log ¢ Also which they are confident will supplant all oth md a liver pill, to be used separately or in conneetion with the other remedies. We hope that the public will not be disappointed in these remedies, but will reap o venefit from the investiga- tions, and that the proprietors will not be embare din their introduction by dealers trying to substit remedies that have been so familinr to the shelves of our druggists, This line of remedies will be used instead of others, Insist upon your droggist getting them for you if he'hasn't them in stock, and we feel confident that these new reme- dies will wpprobation at our read the founders have aration, A Little Boy Kidnapped and Re- claimed By an Uncle. During a terrible storm m D three years ago, lightning stru Jolin Shellenberg, killing him but sparing their infant son only a year ai a half old, who occupied the same bed. child was the only issue left and the some fortune accumulated by fellto him. Aun unele, Michael Clark, for whom the child had been named, took charge of the little fellow to bring him up as his own atur, TIL, the home of and his wife, 1 The a- Shelienberg son, Until he became of school age, the uncle cntrusted him to a family in the same to by the name of Corcy. This act of his was ly eriticised as this family was reputed to be a notoriously bad one, and Clark ized his mustake when a few months suddenly de aking the child with them. "They aha and Mr. Clark has spent all his spare time during the last th ars looking for them. Finaily he le were living in the north- ern part of the city, and investigation proved the rumor to be trile, Ho thercfore went to the proper authorities, got out the necessary papers,and going to the fiest house north of the Belt linc on North Twenty-sixth street, where tha Corey’s reside, he claimed and seized tho child. There was a great demonstration in the Corey houschold but the presence of the officer hud a restraining cffect upon them and they did Clark no bodily harm. 1t is supposcd that their reason v kidnap- ping the child was for the sccuring of his for Mr. Clark left for his e y - day in great spirits over his success in fud- ing the little fellow. For burns and_wouuds we would recom- mend Salvation Oil. All druggists sell it at Many cases have come under our notice o' bottle of Dr, Bull's Cough Syrup relieved a suff from a severe cough, which had been treated for months by competent physic : Information Wanted. My husband, B. F. French, left his homo Sept. 20, 1858, sinco which timo I have heard nothing from him, and I fear there has been foul play, e was last scen in Omaba. Any information as to his whereabouts will be thaukfuily ved by Mrs, 3. F. I y Neb., care of Hotel Davenport. THE MILL OF JU 108, Two Verdicts Read and the Court Takes It Easy, In the district court ay afternoon Judge Hopewell heard the case of George A. Josslyn vs, S rst Converse, a suit to plevin a horse, carriage and harucss gave a decree for the plaintiff, and “The cases in the other court rooms reached the juries. Yesterday the jury in God- dard vs. Sweesy reported a disugreement and discharged. In Smith vs. Wilson the found for the defendant. Judges Groff Doaue then adjourned their courts for the day. Judge Hopewell listencd to equity plead- ings in_the case of Paxton & ( James T. McVittie, the gracer some time ago and confessed j the plaintiffs’ favor for £1,032.47. Judge Wakely conducted the proceedings of Dennis Fitzpatrick’s suit to foreclose a merchanic's ien against Antony J. Herold, The case of Scivers & Co, vs Chauncey O, Howard and others was begun yesterday afternoon, ‘The suit was for §214 for goods sold and delivered. J. C. Whorten, attorney for Robert Smith, who is charged with the murder of Brake- man Thomas Sullivan, gave notice that he would ask for a continuance in order to give him time to prepare for the trial, allagher vs. vho failed igment in United States Court, Not satisfied with its suit in the district court of Nebraska, the Omaha Horse Rail- way company has filed a bill in equity in the United States circuit court against Dr. Mer- cer's motor line, or that part of it on Lower Douglas street. The horse compauy asks for an ijunction aud damag County Court, Judge Shields gave a judgment for $252.87 against Harry L. Cavanagh and in favor of Louis Heller for goods seld and delivered. MeCord, Brady & Cp. began swib agaiost R. Engelmann for: #421.14 for goods fur- uished. The o plaintiffs sue H. McCarty and J. Barrett £ judgment for $261.20 and interest on A note, Byron Reed, as axecutor of the estate of Philip Cassady, snes for judgment for $200 on u note given by Ernest Meyer, The Nebraska Unfversity. The formal Jopening of the Nebraska Meth- Jncoln the »university chapel, se by Rev. Bishop J. P. Newman, D, D, L. L. D., and the inaug- ural of Rev. Dr. C. ¥, Creighton, chancellor, Lbe transportation b and other conveyances from I university and return. In the evening an educational meeting will be held in the St. Paul M. E. church, and addresses will be de. livered by Bishop Newiman and others, The friends of education are invited to attend these 10nies, The occasion will be a ve to visit the uni odist university willtake place at 24th at20'c and will comf interesting one sity and examine the build- ingr, said to be the fihest in the west, and the grounds surrounding it, with campus and the platted university plan into streets and ave- nues and lots, with some thirty buildings up and in course of erection, and _other selee tions mude to build at an eur Partics in attendance will have an opportunity of purchasing some of these lots at low vr and on easy terms, ranging from 150 to &4 one-quarter eash, balance in three annual in stallments, with interest at S per cent. Whether in the pal ‘e of pure de- light, described by the eastern roman- they put flavoring in their pies, jellies, puddings, custards, ete., is not stated. Probably they dia. But neither the Orient, Europe or the United States has ever produced an article fitly vival- ing in delic avor and purity Van Duzer’s fruit flavoring extracts, the bot- tles of which contain more than othe Long ago the first estimg tion, and dese where sell them, Kate Bake Band. novelty in the way band of ladies was reyis Last night a t of a silver cornet tered at the Canficld house. They were under the management of Dr. Diamond Dick McClellan, and lim in his travels, pturned from a ux City, wh on Governor's d and with their manager divided the honors on that great occasion. They are well known as the Kate Baker band in Kansas and Missouri where their musical_cngagements are equal in number to those of the m ranizations. They played several ans 1 and during some of them went through a variety of fancy evolutions which evoked hearty ap preciation from the th of spectators They leave this morning for Leavenworth where they resume their places in Diamond Dick's medical dispensary. The doctor pre ceded them to that pl visit to the They had just re ) they took corn palu partin the ugh, if suffered to sults in an incurable throat trouble. “Brown's Bronchial 8" give instant relief, - wteels, ames H. Jennings on Tuesd. ve Mrs Ila chwartza bill of sale on his res 414 North Sixtcenth nt fixtures at he considel o to a mortzage of $150. W. L. Holland gave two chattc on his stock of grocories and subje et South Omaha, together with his ord, Brady A was to ( Schoentgen, of Council Bluffs, for £554.7 Had a bilious attack and one of those indescribable cases of constant ness. Took quinine and other rem without relief. Took Dr.Jones’ Red Clover Tonic; am strong and well. Asa Thompson, Logan, Ohio. Goodman Drug Co. Death of Mrs. M. yaon. Mrs. Mary Finlayson died very suddenly at 10 o'clock Tuesday, of typhoid pueumo- nia after an illness of only five days, The deceased was the mother of Samuel Finlay son, of Douglas & Finlayson, the well-known printers, and is mourned by a wide eircle of fricnds. She was 58 years of age and has re- sided in Omaha for a number of years. The funeral takes place from the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Thomas McManns, Thirty- third and'Cuming, at 2 p. m. to-d; All druggists brandy. sell Jarvis medical censes to Wed, The following mar e lic Judge Shiclds yesterda s were is- Age {Thomas A. Baker, Omaha 1 Mrs. en sk, Omaha { Hubert A, Collins, Omaha 1 Mary Straight, Omaha..., Willis 3. Lowe i Kate Debott, On ! t 'ob A. Wolfe, Wa hu;: . ‘Aunnie Kodey, Walioo An Absolute Cure. The ORIGINAL ABIETINE OINTMENT is ouly put up in large two ounce tin boxes, and is an absolute cure for old sores, burns, wounds, chapped hands, and all skin erup- tions, Will positively care all kinds of piles, Ask for the ORIGINAL ABIETINE OIN' MENT. Sold by Goudman Drug Co., at %5 cents per box—by wail 30 cents, - Changes Her Story. Mattie Woods, who has been attempting to shicld James Boud, the fellow in the county jail awaiting trial for stealing a watch and chain, was taken into the chicf’s office yos- terday and admitted that Bond stole the watch, Heretofore she has been the only witness on the side of the defense, and she had attempted to sereen Bond by claiming that she had given the watch to him, “The best on earth” can truly be said of Griggs’ Glycerine Salve speedy cure for cuts, bruises, sealds, burns, sores, piles, tetter and skin eruptions. T this won healer. cents, Guaranteed, Goodman Drug Co, un Ovel Johnson was wagon load A little colored boy mnan run over and bad with gravel Tuesday evening on the corner of Twellth street and Capitol avenue. The vehicle passed over both ankles, crushing oneor two of the bones. The boy was taken and the fractured bones were set. to lis hom POWDER Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies. ty,strength and wholesomeness. ical than theordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low cost, A marvel of purl- More econom. short weight alum of phospoate powders. Sold galy in cens Ropal Ba Powder Con 1% Wall strees, New York, 18, 1888, WE SHALL OPEN The upper floor of our new addition on Wednesday, October 17th. will not be ready before Monday The ground flooe ,When we will open the entire building with a stock of goods for Men's Wear second to nothing in this country. We shall carry a much larger and more elaborate line of goods in every depa facilities we will be able to would only do as well still better. We are no strangers any more. serve you better. tee of what may be expected of us. Our hat department on the second floor of the new addition will be in working This department occupies the entire second floor of the ex- order Wednesday morning. tension, and contains more hats than half a dozen exclusive hat stores together, rtment, and having more room and better We have alw your money in the past, and this ix the best security of getting it in the future. 's given you full value for If we ¢ we have done we would do well enough, but we promise to do Our past history in Omaha is a guaran- We shall place some special lots on sale and will offer Hats at prices which will stir up the Hat trade lively. We will make some leavy sacrifices this week in Boys' Suits and Overcoats to close out some broken lots in order to make room for some large invoices purchascd es. pecially for our next week's In underwear we offer this week some matchless bargains, sale tomorrow the following special drives 100 dozen elegant Scotch Mixed Shirts and Drawers at 35¢ each. opening. price for these goods ig no less than 60c. 120 dozen splendid Striped Shirts and Drawers at 50c eq plicated in any other house for less than 85¢ to £1.00. We will place on The regular *h, which cannot be du- 75 dozen fine Natural Wool Shirts and Drawers, the shirts trimmed with satin fronts, regular make,at 65¢ each. These goods would be a great bargain at $1.00 a piece, We have just opened an elegant line of tancy Flannel and Cassimere Overshirts at prices one third lower than other houses. CITE FRICI OCITLII=. Nebraska Glothing Gompany Cor. 14th and Douglas Streets, Omaha, IT WILL PAY YOU To examine our present stock of MENS' UNDER WEAR, comprising all grades at fair prices. Stand ard goods and superior qualities in the well-known makes, the Holroyd, Vicuna, Natural Wool &c. Notice to Contractors. Sealed proposals will be re v Clerk of Douglas kon Military ud the Rawhido half mile 1ished urn Stat company The I ach bid. dreserves the right to reject any or M. D. ROCIT County Cl oct- 11t-m-cod-wit Notice to Contractors, Sealed Proposals will be received at the office of County Clerk of Douglas County, up to oclack p.m Tetone I8, for Erading 1,000 yards turnpikin hill work on line between section ¥, fled check for twenty-five dollars to ac- compiny euch bid. : The Board reserves the right to reject any or all o M. D, ROCH oct County 1 e-ft-m-eod _ DYSPEPSIA, SICK HEADACHE, Not only relieved ifke by most medicines, but cured permanently with Halin's Golden Dyspep- sin Cure, Price 0¢ o box. ALl druggls ‘WILBOR'S COMPOUND OF PURE COD LIVER OIL AND LIME. Cures Coughs, Colds, chitis, Debility, Wasting Diseases a Scrofalous Humors. AEEN TAKING COD LIVER 01, lenrn Ol 1 the ‘Tiste: ana ite efioets in il Very many per d fopelens. il who hid e withon o prot ol for s long epie otured 1vy wll 1 1VORC OODRICH, ATTORNE AW, DB oo ndvice fhact 41 yoars 4a Guictly nnd logally Lransactod expericuce; busiy FOR CHILDREN. licate looking and troubled s Chocolate Worm_ Lozenges 15 what they need. Price 2c. All druggists, Dr. J.E. MeGrew, One of the Most Successful SPECIALISTS | & Inthe Treatment of all Chronic or the So-called Incurakle Diseases. A cure guaranteed in all cases of PRIVATE and SKIN DIS! All disorders of 1 SEXUAL OR( Cured wnd MANHOOD and RGY RESTORED. ler the Doctor's form of treatment no dis ease 15 considered neurable, until the parts of the body affected by disease are destroyed faster than they can be repaired or bullt up. CONSULTATION FREE Treatment by correspoudence, Seud stamp for reply. Office--Bushman Block, 16th and Doug Ste., Omaha, N Who is WEAR, NERVOUS, DEBILITA- TED, whoinhis FOLLY wnd iIGNORANCE bas TRIFLED away his VIGOR of BODY, MIND and MANHOOD, causing exhaustin @rains upon the FOUNTAING of LIFE HEADACHE, BACKACHE, D Dreams, WEAKNESS of Memory, B FULNESS in 3OCIETY, PINFLER upon the FACE: and all the EFFECTS lsuding to EARLY BECAY and periags CONSUMP. XION or INSANITY, should consult at unce the CELEBRATED Dr. Clarke, Established 181, Dr. Clarke has made NERVOUS DE. ILITY, CHRONIO and all Discases of e GENITO VBINARY Organy s 'life e 1t makes NO difforence WHAT you 5ave taken or WH O has failed to oure you. - FEMA LEN wufforing from diseasos pocu: 10 their sox can consult with the assurance of speedy rolief and cure. Send 2 cents postage for works on your diseates, " L &arend ¢ cents postage for Colebras Werke on Chronie, Nervous and Dell- sa”e Diseases. Consuliation, personally or by letter, free. Consult the old Doctor. Thonsands cured. Officesand parlors tvata. &F-Those contemplating Marriage d for Dr. Clarke's celebraied guide wle and Female, ‘each loc., both 2. gumpy. Betore conl(‘ln‘ your case, consult v. CLARKE. A friendly letter or call may save future suffering a; d edd golden years to life, flecr'h Ei rors,” 50c. (stamps). Medicine and writings sont ‘everywhere, ‘secure from exposare. , 810 8; Bundays, 9012, Addres F. D. O] ; R:8 Nebraska. National Bank, V. §. DEPOSITORY, OMAHA, NEB. Paid Up Capital. .$400,000 surplus. ... 50,000 H. W. YATES, President. itEED, Vice President. TOUZALLY, 2nd Vice Prestdent, W. H. 8. HuGuEs, Cashier, DIRECTOR JOHN 8 Bunking Office— THE IRON BANK, Corner 12th and Farnam Sts, A Generul Banking Business Iransacted, FARN AND OMAHA CITY LOANS, The Kansas Cty Investment Co, 36 Chan er of Commerce, OMAHA, NEB, business done at this office, alth! A No delays, A NERVE AND FRATN TREAS spacifie for Hysteria, Dizzi Yits, Nervous Neuralgia, Nervous Proitration. caused by th Tor tobacco, Wakefulness, Mental Softening of the Hrain, res Insanity, and leading to miser death, Premature (14 Age, Barreunes Power in_either sex, Involuntary Losses and Epermatorhren caused by over-exertion of the brain, self-abuse or over-indulgence. Each bo contalns one month's treatment. $1.00 & box, or six boxes for #.0G, sent by maii prepaid on're ceipt of price. WE GUARARTEE BIX BOXES o cure oase. With each ord jved by & bo: ccompanted. W 0, we purchaser our written guarantes ‘money if the treatment dees not effect a cure. (uarantees issued nfll by C. F. GOODMAN, Druggist, Sole Agent, 1110 Farnam Btrest. Omaha. Ne ' guarante Couvulsion Headache, BIg G bangiven bniver sal satisfaction io the cure of Goacrrhas and Gleet, T prescribe itand feel sate in reommond: lug it to all sufferers, A.J. STONER, N.D., Ooeafur, |1l PRICE, G100, 80ld by Druggl azs Chazmical Ca. PENNYROVAL WAFERS are " Fucceusfully used monthly by over 10,00 Ladies. Are Safe, Effectualand Pleasant ¥ 4 perbax by miallor st druggiats, sealed | irticulars 2 POSLAES BLAMPS. | Tak Evnesa Cugsicat Co., Derworr. Mick For sale and by mail by l,'ondmun | Drug Co,, Omaha, Neb. i " JOSEPH GILLOTTS STEEL PENS GOLD MEDAL PARIS BXPOSITION 10 Nos, 303-404-170--004. THE UOST PABPAQR OF FENG ’ o%m MEDICAL OflAanma Il 9 SURGICAL INSTITUTEy Ak 1) N.W. Cor. I3th & Dodge 8 Chronic and Suraical Dissasp BRACES APPLIANCES FOR DEFORMITIES AND mu’s! 3 Best facilities, appars tus and remedies for ressful treatment of every form of disease req ing Medical or Surgical Treatment FIFTY ROOMS FOR PATIENT! Hoard and attendance; best hospital accom: dations in the we 3 01 aRs on Deformities a Ciup_ Feet, Curvature of th 10rs, Cancer, Catarrh, Bronc] I , lectricity, Paralysis, Kpllepsy, ney, Bladder, Kye, Blood, apd Surgical Operation 1 Diseases of Women a Speolaly.. Boox on Dismaces or Wonex Faxg, ' ONLY RELIABLE MEDICAL INSTITUTH MAKING A SPECIALTY OF PRIVATE DISEASES. All Dlood Diseases successfully treated. Syp! flitic Poison removed from the system withoy mercury. New restorative treatment for loss ol Vital Power. Petsous unable (o visit us may ba treated at home by correspondence. All comingy uications confidential. Medicines or instrumen sent by mail or express, securely packed, gq miarks (o indicate contents’ or sender. Oue Défe sonal interview preferred. Calland conmult us oy send history of your case, and we will seud ia vlain wrapper, our BOOK TO MEN, Upon Private, Special or Ner sotency, Syphilis, Gleet and Viestion tist, Address Omeha Medioal and Surgical Inatitute, oy DR. MCMENAMY, ’ Cor. 13th ane Dodge $! + DMAHA. NEB, Your Left Liver IS OUT OF ORDER? READ THIS IF IT A Proprietary Medicine that needs but & i to prove its worth, Varicocele, with ' N 1) Dr, Callender's Left Liver Bitters, The Only Distilled Bitters in the Unite Btates. The omly Bitters recognized by _the United States internal revenue *lwn ay & Pro E"’l‘" Medicine. Lawfully Patented, t‘ 7 'atent 140,678, Contalus no fusil of nl essentinl ofls, no foreign substanes or dama ing dn:{u, A pertectly pure medicine, co indsd from Pure Root Herbs agd O1d Peaoh; leasant to the tuste, quiet and decisive 1o |f affect. Cures Dys) sia or Yellow Jaundice 1 ve days, Regulates the HNowels, Invigorats jactive Liver, Oures Diseased Live Reviv Tdmyl fmproves the Appotite Quickl: .1.‘ tor the wnole system. New Life to ‘whele system. foleft Liver Bitters are 4 in Oman ;fi»mnnn‘ Howink drugiiais: ichardso; Specl Wholexule. for the drug intes . ati tailarn a8 1010wy Goodiman Drug Co. fard. sam H. 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