Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 20, 1888, Page 8

8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: h\'ll RDAY. U("l()B]' R COUNEY _HOSPITAL [ROOF. < Iro Ketehum 'A\ “: . € Or the Liquor Habilt, Positively Cured by e the tract t AdministeringDr. Halues’ Golden #pecific. 1t cAn be given ina cup of coffes or tea with. out the knowledge of the person taking it: abso- lutely harmless, and will effect & permancut and epeedy cure, wiether the patient in a moderate 5 ¥ drinker or an_alcohiolic wre Thousunds ot Pike county, Ohio, arven d St drunkards have been made temperate men who Joseph's hospital last Monday of con- 1 lden Epecific iu tuelr coffee with' sumption & Arotiftoc Fgé & : wiedgs and to-day believe ALl y . f thelr own free will, It never Deputy iff Grebe has recover e onco fmpregnated With the o ¢ stolen from Farmer McCanl it be s i utter {mpossibility for the mare stoler (1 m [armer Met qr(«,-uq\mununmum For sale by l{unn who the old Military ro: that L 16th &ud Doyglas ste., and 1th and Curme aho s west of Elk City. The ' . nisna, Neb.g th ¥ ¢ the animal oy ' Bluffs, lowa. 1oos into the of J barn A union meeting is held day afternoon at 4 o'clo A Memorial church, corner Sixtee ¢ t 1 ¢ arch Harn for the study of the sehool lesson for the following All interested in earncstly invited, A bill of sale conveying w stock of s und tionery at 812 South Fifteenth street from Joseph 8. Christensen to Grover ising has slways proven Ste 1 700, \ Considera > Ruux sful, Beforo placing Bheenabil WeHveye prop § Nowspaper Advertising consull for the same amount Lo Ge / o H %\ LORD & THOMAS, lyn, The first is dated September 20, | 8 fow 120 t ) . iethy, A *” AUVERTISING AGENTS, T Bt tho s6tond Ootober OUSIY 5 (o €9 Bautotnb Streets CHICAGO. 20, 1388, WE SHALL OPEN The upper floor of our new addition on Wednesday, October 17th. The ground floor will not be ready before Monday, 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 department, and having more room and better facilities we will be able to serve you better. We have always given you full value for your money in the past, and this is the best security of getting it in the future. If we would only do as well as we have done we would do well enough, but we promise to do still better. We are no strangers any more. Our past history in Omahia is a guaran tee of what may be expected of ngaingt Dan u irley b g <pece igh tor Go k{ the remc The body of Fr over to the coun no reply from his i in Dore, T WioT Rbuu;;r.p RSE Sher > assume A D. Foster & Bro ned South Omaha Our hat department on the second floor of the new addition will he in working order Wednesday morning. This department occupies the entive second floor of the ex tension, and contains more hats than half a dozen exclusive hat stores together, Wao shall place some special lots on sale and will offer Hats at prices which will stiv up the Hat trade lively. We will make some licavy sacrifices this week in Boys' close out some broken lots in order to make room for some lar, pecially for our next week's opening. o plans, bt Ha Subbatl sabbath filed IU'IIIJI(IU! AKD FIRSIITDH' Suits and Overcoats to invoices purchased es Personal Paragraphs, 3 Ahacd 2 i = jurr, of Ha is at the Murray, John H of K is at the Paxton, J. WL Brice, of Fre at the Paxton, Robert Kittle, t Pax ton A. R. Graham, of Wisner, is lard Joscph Murray qmes C Murray 1" Warren, of Nebraska City, is In underwear we offer this week some gale tomorrow the following special drives: 100 dozen elegant Scotch Mixed Shirts and Drawers at 85c each. price for these goods is no less than 60c. matchless bargaing,. We will place on stings, R A Roe. wrney okt is expected The vegular St 'remont, is at Walsh ) the | the count sublet the Under ! ¥ Octo. an & Walsh ave liable 10 4 pon ¢ duy for unreasonable delay voud that dat On receipt of th O'iKer iswered Mu that the commission homas C. Brainard, of Kearney, is at the [ action. Paxton - at the Mil- ut which Fortune SOLID BLOGKS CONTAINING 24 CITY LOTS, TWENTY-ACRE CALIFORNIA FRUIT-TRACTS, TEN-ACRE CALIFORNIA FRUIT-TRACTS, FIVE-ACRE CALIFORNIA FRUIT-TRACTS, Ty STy Sending your b YUU Can secure ono of kuocks for V0L A XX ABSOLUTELY 120 dozen splendid Striped Shirts and Drawers at 50¢ cach, which cannot be du- plicated in any other house for less than 85¢ to £1.00. 75 dozen fine Natural Wool Shirts and Drawers, fronts, regular make, at 65¢ each. These goods would be Stein, of smouth, is at the Birney, of Lincoln, is at the the shirts trimmed with satin a great bargain at £1.00 a piece, We have just opened an elegant line of tancy Flannel and Cq tyers letter, Chairman assuring the architect rs heartily endorsed s at the T oA ATt simere Overshirts A Jarvis' Brandy, W. K. Scott, of Grand Island, is at the | A1l doctors recor Paxton Wemple the Paxton Hon. Geo at the Millarc Herman Meye well known wholesale merchant of Chicago, is at the Mil Mr. Fred Richter and w , of Chi guests of the lutter's brother, Mr ery, of this city. and wife, of Hastuy n, of lumbus, is ietting Clothes, The tailoring shop of J. Capolungo, 1303 street, was b larized Thursday 1o proprietor closed his shop as usual W minutes past S o'clock, inthe morning found ransacked. Nine ken, valued at ab and on returning s door open and the taloon patterns 1t 300, and one over: for re clue to watter in who it was announced had aceepted a call from chureh in Atlg , where it is underste She Their adopted ch also to scerously ill, and the father has one there t nd her. It is not lik hat Mr. Sherrill will revisit Omabi befor he goes g in the south, All his goods a e shipping, and it will, perhiaps. be r Mrs. Sheerill until she recovers, in Colorado. Pul Works, The board of public works met vester- day. Bids were received from Van Pelt brothers and another firm for the painting of the Sixteenth street viaduct, Each was for $2,500. A number of estimates for grading and paving were allowed. Bids for grading the lowest of which were 11 410 cents p vard, were with the vids for painting the viaduet, referred to the council, 2 board ha led that hereafter bids called for at 1:30 p. m. must be in at that hour and not later.~ Contractors w allowed inside the rail d during all sessions 1o pe to wear their hats, A Broken Up Business, There is considerable complaint from store- keepers, druggists and saloonkeepers in the proscribed district that their business has been seriously decreasod by the driving out of the lewd women, While the majority of these think the edict a good one in purpose, they claim that it was put into force too sud- denly, and for the benefit of the merchants the women ought to have been allowed to stay until spring. 'he storekeepe then have made proper provisions that time. As it is, th > on which they had r n suddenly cut off and they find winte with its ne sities starine them in the face and they are illy prepared for it. The Omaha Club. The Omaha club gave their first “member reception” Thursday evening at their rooms in the United States National bank block. The oceasion was the first in which the new and elegant quarters of the elub had been tarown open to the families of mombers and in con sequence, the rooms were crowded. Mr. Frank Lincoln, the cclebrated humorist of Chicago was present and entertained the gests with a series of m ues which - were asnovel us they wi The Targe and handsomo on I ted with sm was cany witha g Tur sharps or g writes to Breas follows concerning the Tenth street, to which T dirccted the attention of t a dozen tiy Bee has authoriti ive been hero over a week and aftor having vi ey pl f interest [ entered a couple of places on Tenth street, sort of auction houses, having red flags over the doors, and discovered a 1 swindle going on right in daylight the presence of some of Omaha’s most en lightened peole. This is a stand to a piace of Omah: wili need is to observe ho greeny when he is unfortunate enough to come in_contact with them. You will also observe the cappers and how judiciously they work their part on the one 10 be fleeced. Malaria Pever \\\|:4H\\ I\l\'h Braundy. Dicd of Hoart Di . Benjamin Palmerton, of Beatrice, died suddenly ot heart disease at the Barker hotel Mr. Palmerton, who had been at tending the sessions of the grand lodge 1. O. O. F. in this city, was eating his dinner at the hotel und chatting pleasantly with some fricnds. In the midstof a sentence denly fell back in his chair as thoug He was immediately taken to his room and medical aid summoned, but he died soon afterward. Mr. Palmerton was sixty-five years of age and leaves u wife and séveral children, The announcement of Mr. Palmertc death greatly surprised the membe grand lodge. A committe olutions was immediutely snd the following committee seleoted to take charge the remams, conduct them to Beatrice remain there until after the funeral n ill, Pawnee: D. H. Mc s: J. J. Hostetter, Nebraska City : William ul.\.wlv Beatrice, and J. Q. Goss, Papillion. Horsford's Acid Phosphate, For ludigestion, and Jdiseases Dyspepsia, incident thereto. - urniture and Draperics. nent of new grood CHAS, SHIV 1206, 1205 and 1 Carpets, A fine Nos. Tnfalliblo diphtheris Box 657, Omaha, Neb, Pric FRANK LINCOLN Introduction to Preo Tleasant Omaha Frank Lincoln orist, was in Omaha Thursday, and that night amed . the Omaha club with one ot ¥ amusing monologues. He bears with him a very characterist er of introduction from 1 e I and humor several Omaha arnalists, as follo introduces Frank Lincoln, by genitally A Very poet is to say —cor and inclination, b, l by theory, humor s humor is of th that re rsand cyes of man into colon--a, into his Won—producing o pl 1 tion of the rockles of the heart To you, wio & k to recognize, and $0 sure to fost wood fellowship, commend this genial friend of mine, bespeak for him the boon of you in so Ar as e, being o st ity, may require; [which serv tme, will appreciate none ainly no more, than will Evaexe 1 1 will take the trip to Australia 0 baseball club. He will be at the ball game on the 25th, and give an en- tertament at the Grand opera house in the at Iort Omaha have Foquostéd him to @ivo his monologue at the fort for the benefit of themselves and guests, which will probably be complicd with. Mr. Lincol inments have met with signal success during several social sea- sons in Chicago, where he is a lion, He is being entertained by Hal MeCord and vari- ous other members of the Omana club, and gave his monolozue there last night to a large andience of ladies and gentlemen, with unqualified succes: Cleveland & HHarrison agree on one point, that the best out is Jarvis' old Bramdy, We will sell what is left of our first importation of trimmed bonnets and hats at cost Saturday,Monday and Tues- day. A great bargdin in fine -\\I- [} 1514 I)mwl.l st. Rail Notes, Dave Bowes, general western passenger t, and . C. McClain, traveling passen ent of lhl‘ Chicago & Alton with head- s City, are nts bulletine town. at the Union are as folld ".Chaffee, Vi W. Henry, resigned; H. But: lor, Muona Vista, vice 1, B, ‘Monte; S. M, Burke, Aroya, vice W. R. Doyle, resigned; TR pm.qn. Dickey vice I A. White, re- signed; .Carney, Sumtor, vice H. W, ¢; C. L. Briges, Grain- A\ Lewis, absent on leave, man, superintendent of the Western Weighing association, is MO rpose of meeting with the different terested, in relation to the system of hing at Omaha and other poiuts, — Javvis' 1877 B .purest,safest & best. Extracted Afcer Bifty For the been troubled with an irritating sensation below his left shoulder, and finally decid callon Dr. R. C. Walker for relicf. nination of the spot indicated reve: hich tion of the body, but o mother she sa he was an infunt had aceide penctrated his and in the course of its long wande passed entirely throu he body, but for- tunately without coming m contact' with any vital part. s the circumstance to his that it had occurred when fifty-four ye 0. It An Absolute Cure, The ORIGINAT INE is only put uy u‘ ) and is an abs for old sores, burns, TR R R A tions, Wil positively care all kinds of pi Ask for the ORIGINAL ABIETINE O MENT. Sold by Goodman 1| cents per box—by mail 30 cents, Close of the Yesterday the labors 1. 0. O. . of Nebraska were brought toa and during the afternoon and evening v of the represent urned to The mort oted to a cussion of the and routine but to the choice of a 1lodge of 1380, as narrowed down to Beatrice, 1d Grand Island, and the Grand Island was 1 Lodge. of the grand lodge close, constitution business, place of meetin The contest the after work of the of oflicers, and ) s with an entertain- ment aL Goodrich on Saunders strect Peterson’s Magazine for has for its froutispiece a churmin engraving. Its engravings, storie: literary mutter generally cannot be excelled The fashion, needle-work and houschold departments are strong features of this ever welcome maguzine, - Al dr\lgghls sell Jm\la Medical Brandy. ciniiatl, ORl (reas (3. OatHoEN uulmmu ade to interest : Property will be g want any of it, send your name st d ad. P. 0. Box =3 ('[nrlnm\ll.(ihln. 0PiUM°RM0RPHINE THE ONLY CURE 1N i DY hiiis CURE| S Ran e um o $1000 7O ot 0 0 Rt e Muny wen are unmindfal thelaws of hen'th and expose EXCITING | PRESIDENTIAL | CAMPAIGN NS C0., LEBAN in dungerous | A | ‘JAMES ERBSRLD L TAE WORLD. Noothert GRATEFUL—COMFORTING, ps’s Cocoa. BREAKFAST. Kb knowledge of the natural luws th it Dy a thore & wator or milk ars Il this Homuwopathie Chemists, ONDON, ENGLAND, Sold only DON'T SCOLD a man for groaning when he has Rheumatism or Neuralgia, The pain is simply awful. No torture in the ent times was more puinful than oughtn’t a man to be bl heu- matism or Neurnlgiy, he wont use pho-ros, when it has cured x-ld who have suftered in the sume way ? It has cured hundreds after physicians have pronounced them incurable, “The skill of five physicians could not cure mo of Rijeamatinn which bad sottled in the hips neck and khouldes Saintense wwan the pain that sleap was aimost {mpos- it et R ate me d the third enabled me to sleep For o s Tl ars wirlont, waking continded ts ufe and o well > TROY IR, Now Albany, Ind, Aaesend 6t for the hewniiful gulored pice ure, ** Moorish Muiden.” THEATHLI]P)H)RDS C0.112 Wall St. N.Y. 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 &e. FOR CHILDREN It they are a troubled withworm h\ Lozenges is what t) ed 4}.( by most medic tly with Hahn's Gol a box. All druggl Dr IE McGrew’ One of the Most Suceessful SPECIALlSTS Inthe Treatment of all Chronic or the So-called Incurable Diseases. A cure guaranteed 1n all, cases of PRIVATE IN DIS All disorders of the ured ‘wnd MANHOOD and A8 T\Cala0n tarmint Aeatiaadbng iz ease is considered [ncurable, until the parts of the body aff by discase are destroyed fuster than th ) e repaired or bullt up. CONSULTATION FREE. Treatment by correspondence, Send stamp for reply. Office--Bushman Block, 16th and Douglas Sts., Omaha, Neb, ANGLO-SWISS CHOCOLATEAND MILK. A Combination of Condensed Milk and the Best Chacolate, Sold by Paxton, 10th Stre Richar: 1\\‘!1 Drug Wm. Gentlen: A. H. Gladstol gher & Co, 305 707, 702, 711 South Co. 1007, 1 1, 16th and and 1308, 1319 Doug Jones Street —rHR— (HICAGO SUORT LN Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul R’y The Best Route from Omaha and Council Bluffs to THE EAST == TWO THAINS DAILY DETWKEN OMALIA AND COUNCIL BLUK¥S ~AND— Milwaukee, Minnecapolis, Cedar Rapids, Rockford, Davenport, Janesville, La Crosse, Chicago, St. Paul, Rock Island, Freeport, Clinton, Dubnque, Elgin, Madison, Beloity Winona, And all other Important points Eq Southe: For through tickats aall on the ticket agent at 1801 Farauth strect in Barker Biock, or a¢ UBn i he finest Dining Cars in thy Pullinan Sieapers an world arerun o i i o the Cnicako i Wankce e, ik Sbliwas, and_ overy atteatio pgers by courtevus employes of Genernl Manager. I Aveistant General Mans, Auf AR (Generl Passenger ana g Tloket Ag b % cmm( Heneral Sunertintenseat. e CHICAGO %0 ORTH- N WESTERN RAILWAY. m l}uunml Bluffs Aml Chicago. 10 tako for Des Moines, Marshaltown vintages 1t of superiority ti S Unrt nnd SLEEVINGCALS anapolis, Cineinnati, arg, Toronto, Montreat, Bultimbre, Wash Ask fortickets via “NORTHWESTERN" 17 you wish the hest, accomuodation. Al ety via this Hue ST K. P, WILSON, Gen'l Mannger. Gen'l Pass’r Agent. CHICAGO, TLLS, nl W MBAL W LAony and a1l poiKLs o G thie tcket W. N. BABCOCK, ( ki i A (0 Cnger Agen 101 Farnam Nl 1)/ NORCES A GoODRICH, Arionxer ariaw, 156 Doarvorh st Chlcasos ndvice froe; 21 years “aperience; busineks Quietiy and leguily rsusaeed at prices one third lower than other houses. (EpSyp= . ahadhdsh=| (Shgpar e, Nebraska Glothi ng Gompany Cor. 14th and Douglas Streets, Omaha., ‘The Burlington takes the lead. It was in advance of all lines in developing Nebraska. It was in advance of all lines in establishing dining-car service between Missouri river points and Chicago. e It was in advance of all lines in giving the people of Omaha and the West a fast mail service. o It was in advance of all lines in running its trains from the East into Omaha proper. It was in advance of all lines in reducing the time of passenger trains between Omaha and Chicago. It was in advance, and is the only line by which you can leave Omaha in the morning and arrive in Denver the evening of the same day. It has been progressive in the past, It will lead in the future. Travel and ship via the Burlington. Ticket Office, 1223 Farnam Street. Depot on Tenth Street. CAUTION Beware ot Fraud, as my name and the price are flamped on the Lotiom of all my advertised shocs W. L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE“. gs.r:n.:nm. The only calf N( side. the feet W. L " No Yacks oF 1s unexcelled HO r hoe for the price 5 WORKINGMA! Yourm's school Shoe the & Ehuce Ub wear the beah shoes 40 the world, « All made ess, Button and Lace. 1f not sold by your dealer, write W. L. DOUGLAS. Brockton, Mass. For Sale by Kelley, Stiger & Co.; Geo, S, Miller, 612 North 16th street, Healln is Wealth! C. WEST'S NERVE AND BRATN TREAT MENT, & guarantead spocine for Hysteria, Dizzl pexs, ' Convulsions, Fits, Nervous Neuralgia, Headnche, Nervous Prostration, cuused by tig e of alcohol or tobacco, Wakefulness, Mental Popreasion, Sottening of ‘tho I ting in Jusanity, and leading to miser cay and enth, Bremature 10 A ge, Harrenness, Tons of Power in_either sex, Involuntary Losses and frermatorhees caused by over-exeriion of the rain, self-abuse or over-indulgence. Esch box contalns one month's treatment. 81.00 & box, or #ix boxes for 85.0C, sent by mall prepaid on're ceipt of price. WE GUARARTEE SIX ROXES To cure any oase. With each order received ly us for six boxes, accompanted with will send the purchaser our written to refund the money 1 the treatmen tacure. Guarantees issued onl SOODMAN, Drt ruggint, Sole Agent, 111 Btreet. Omaha. Nob. SteckPiano Kemarkable for powerful sympme etic tone, pliuble action and wb- selute bili| e Bast guaranics of Tence of tnese instriments. WOODBRIDGE BROS. JOSEPH GILLOTTS STEEL PENS GOLD MEDAL PARIS EXFPOSITION 1578, Nos, 303-404-170-60 THE MO0ST PERFECT OF PENS Telephone 250, .Burlmglun “;Route +GB.& Q.R.R. N. w cav. |sm &. Dodxo Ste, Chronic fi]]fl SIII'EICH] Disgases APPLIAucu FOR n!mumu[s nn TRUESES surgical T FIFTY ROOMS FOR PATIEHTB. and attendance; best Lospital accommos dations in the west WRITE FOR CIKCULARS on i Draces, Trusses, Club Feet Spine, Piles, Tumors, Cancer Inhalation, Rlectricily, Paj uey, Bladder, Eye, Surgical Operations, Diseases of Women a 8peolalty. 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