Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 14, 1888, Page 8

THE OMAHA DAILY BER: 0 () 18 0 4 . 8. Higgins' liquor cases have been continued until 2 p. m. to-day. of tin from Liverpool t the custom house Fifty cases of wine were received from Bingen, Germany, by the custom house yesterda The Frances Cleveland club had an- dance Wednesday night, at tions at the signal bureau go to show t some t warmer w will follow for the next few da Lorn Beatty.a farmer of Sarpy county, was duped out 50 on Tenth str yesterday, The shark 10t arre J. Mahamai was the name of a anese traveller who passed through Omaha yesterday morning en route for Yokahoma. The new town hall, which will be named Florence hall, 1s nearly fi hed and will be in readiness for use before New Year's Da At the synagogue this evening at T7o'clock a lectur will be delivered upon the subject of *“Ihe Heaven of Re- ligion and the Heaven of Reason.” The widow of the late John A, King wishes to tender her most sincere thunks to the many fricnds who so kindly came to heraid in her hour of trouble, Heretofore only two mails have been received daily at Plor >, third mail coach is now making a daily trip. The hours of arrival of the mails now, are as follows. morning mul 5:45, noon 1:35: ing 7 o’clock. wiil be a big turkey shoot on the Omaha Gun club grounds this afternoon under the management of J. J. Hardin, He has on hand twenty- five | y birds, which are to be shot at, , at 500 yards. Friends of J 's Patterson, of New Yori, will regret to learn that his brother John died last week, aged twenty-nine years. ‘‘Jimmie” Patte son is well known to all Omahasporting men who visit New York City. The ladies of Knox Preshyterian chuveh, corner Nineteenth and Ohio streets, will hold « ney goods ba r this afternoon an evening, open- ing at 1 oclock. A supper will be served from 6 to 8, aad a special invita- tion is extended to all to attend. The following table will show the of the trains running to O 10 Florence . m. arrive id 135, 6:45 and to Omaha, leave 8350 a. m 15 and 10:05, 11 and Personal Parvagraphs, Frank Gebhardt, eredit man for B, Rosen- thal & Co., engaged to Miss B. BEmerick, will be d in February, and will make Omaha his home. At the Arcade: H. A, Allen, Atkinson; William Starling, Belvide O, 1. Scott, Hebron; 17 E. Dousdale, Louisville; W. B. Thomas, Tekam: At the Joseph Drees, Avoeas rge Middleton, J Samuel Hines, Henry M. Slater has brought suit against Dr. Chambers for 150 damazes, chargin him with % the death of a horse through malpric The case is set for the 1ith be- fore Justice Krocger. APy On two separate occasious i one day John Gray made application at South Six- teenth street for furnished rooms. As Gray on each occasion gained admission by the window he was suspected of attempted bur- glary and locked up. Criminal Assault. Aclerk numed Poterson, in the grocery store on the northeast corner of Sixteenth and California streets, is cherged with com- mitt a criminal assault upon a little twelve-yearold colored girl named Cora Parks, ‘who lives on Eifteenth near. Cali- fornia. Another Banking House. The Fairbanks Investment company has filed articles of incorporation for the pur- pose of transacting a general banking busi- ness. The capital stock is $10,000 and may be inere ,000. The incorporators are C. H. Walworth, C. L. Wright and G. B. Lasbury. Had a Son Living. An old man nawed Neill arrived from Eng- Jks ago, and to-day applied to County t Maloney for county rel and admission into the poor hous Mahoney found the applicant had a son in the city, and referred the old gentle; Lim. The Musical Festival. The ladies and gentlemen who will assist the Ladies’ Musical society in their concert on Decomber 81 by singing in the choruses from the Messiah, under Mr. B. B. Youn direction, are requested to attend rehearsal on Friday, December 14, and Monday, De- cember 17, at 8 p, m. at Meyer's hall, in the Paxton block, The County Clerk Calied. County Clerk Roche is excited because of being summoned to appear before the United States grand jury and bring the ballot boxes of the first precinet of the Second ward, As Mr. Roche holds that he is the exclusive guardian of all the ballot boxes, he appears aggrieved ot having such interference with his ofticial dutie Larceny of a Trunk., Miss Mary Carey has sworn out a warrant for the arrest of Mrs. Dot Bowton, 1615 St, Mary's avenue, charging her with stealing her trunk, 10 which were dresses and other valuables. Miss Carey sent the sheriff with a writ of replevin after the trunk, but it is claimed that Mrs. Bowton spirited it away where it cannot be found. Blind Boone the Pianist, The First Methodist church was filled last night with an audience assembled for the purpose Of hearing Blind Boone, the col- ored pianist ana vocalist, who hus acquired a national reputation us an artist of very con- siderable ability. The ladies and gentlemen l)mum showed the warmest appreciation of s efforts, and wapy of his numbers were eucored. — Kqualizing Assessmoents. The city council met as a board of equali wation in the oftice ofjthe city clerk yesterday to receive complaints of taxpayers against as- sessments for public improvements, On Tuesday next the council will sit as a board of equalization, when the yearly as- sessmeut will be acted upon. 1t will remain in session one week. Allirregularities in ys- ments should then be brought before hy board, Sixth Ward Enterprise, The Sixth ward non-partisan club have de cided upon the erection of a hall, in which hereafter to hold their business mectings. Yesterday moraing John ¥, Daley, one of the leading 8| of the organization which has done 8o much for the ward called upon, George P. Bemis with & view to securing the donation of @ lot upon which to erect the nr otufe. v, Daloy clainis that since the organiza- Iou of the club the people of the ward have ccured grading, the opening of gtreets, the Luilding of cross-walks and sidewalks and a pumber of other improvements which have tonded to the comfort of property holders and the appreciation of their property. Phis club has suggested to the members olect of the legislature the amendment of the Jaw 80 that grading may be done in districts and paid for in the same wanner that vav- g is pud for now, A PIONEER'S DEATH, Frederick Doll Dies in West Omaha After a Variod Lifo. Doll, an old ‘citizon, died on st, at the residence of Leopoid The funeral took place from that Jplace yesterday at 2p. m. The remains were buried in Evergreen story The deceased was born i Baden-Baden and as ajyoung man left his home and worked a8 a cabinet-maker in Paris, for the period of three years, Thence he immigrated to the United States, and took up his residence in Harlem, N. Y., and engaged n the manu facture of wall paper. In 1S he went to San Prancisco, Cal., aftorwards going to the Austratian gold mines, At Melbourne he held the position of superintendent of the D1 barr N n in coursec of con Fre went home to any. who romained for a period of six months, ning to the United States, Augusta, Ga. ting in capacity of foreman of car shops for a number of years. ng thenco to St seph, Mo., arrivin in 186, he constructed and’ ran_the o-day. “ars in St cd his L ora, William and August, Charles and Doll of this city, where he has res since. He was an unmarried man and left a fortune to dren of Chi Leopold Doll, his_broth am and scopold Doll, he leaves a b Touis in Denver, Col., in the furniture business. Use Kerr' ad always the best, sold and recommended by Hayden Bros, - Board of Trade Presidency. The attention of a large number of the members of the board of trade is now being dirceted toward a presiding office of that body for the ensuing year. Mr. tler, it is un- de ood, 18 tired of the oflice, and in fact of ofce in gemeral because it hias time and again been thrust upon him And yet it is elaimed that those who seek tho oftice ure more unpelled with a desire for the place beenuse of the honor supposed to at- tach to it than beeause of a wish to attend to thie work which devolves upon the incum- aid am yestorday: board nts an energetic pres ident, one who will devote parc of his time each day to the dutics of the office, otherwise we might as well come to the conelusion right away that Omaha has no n of a board of this Kkind. Ther bout five men in_the board who would be wiiling to act_in this way, and 1 at the same tim able of perforn g the duties of this oflice One of the: ive men stiould be clected. We ree'm’d Kerr's thread. Hayden Bros Cooley Exonerated. The action against Julius S, Cooley, who was eharged 1 a complaint sworn to by at Ford, which was tried in polics court Monday, for obtaining a man to cast an ille- gal vote, was postponed until Wednesday afternoon on behalf of the state, who asked for time to look np authorities to submit in their argument. Defendant’s counsel showed the maliciousness of Pat Ford in filing the complaint, and how Ford’s friend, Solon,had offered mot to have Duboise arrested if he would return and_vote again for od him (Frank Solon) Duboise £ for his v Tho with- yuke which Judge IBeria gave to the complaining witness, Pat Ford, in summing up_ the evidence is in substance as follows: “Phere is not a_particle of evi wduced by the prosecution to show that the defend- ant, Julius S, ¥, or tried o do what th g 'y wit- ness sswore to in the complaint. nor is there any_evidence from the same source that Duboisc voted illegally. The many ereditable wit who testitied on behalfof defendant Cooley show by their ev- idence that Duboise was i legal voter in_the Third ward, and that defendant Cooley toole him over to the first precinct of the Third ward to vote afterhe (Duboise) had been sworn by the judges of the second precinet, and had been found by them to bea I voter: and defendunt Cooley at the re aid judges and of Mr. M. O. d Biim to the other precinet wher again challenged by Pat Ford and voted. 1t appears from the evidence that this has been a malicious prosecution on the part of the compluming witness Ford against the defendant Cooley, and from the evidence on the stand on oath by Ford showed that he had no knowledge whatever of the serious charges he sworc to in_the complaint, w borders and hinges on the verge of perjury. court finds that the defendant was only his duty in working for the republi party and that he is mnocent of the charges the compluint, and is honorably discharged.” General Brooke On the Removal Jeneral Brooke speaking of the remo ha stated that when the relo tion of the garrison was first sugzgested there was no marked opposition to the move. The newspapers seemed to favor the removal, or at least several of them did. A few promi- nent citizens, and one in partioular, informed him personally that he favored the move, and now it seems that his mind has been changed, and he with the others vigorously denounce the removal of the fort as an irre parable injury to the city of Omaha. As there was no opposition in the beginning, one would no doubt take it for granted that the citizens in general, business men and all, were i favor of the removal. Congr will not meet again before the relocation is ac- complished, and unless a demonstration on the part of the citizens of Omaha is made, foreibly objecting to the removal, the fort will of course be removed. This demonstra- tion must be made right away ot a mo- ment must be lost. It should” be a strong, decisive opposition. Al the prominent citi- zens and business men must Join, work hard, and their nction should be unanimous, other- wise the irrevocable steps of selecting and purchasing a lecation will be taken, el Paper clothing for sale at Millard hotel gents’ furnishing goods store. - Record of Anunouncement is made to the army that 1t is in contemplation to publish annuaily,here- after, at the close of each year, commencing with 1889, an order making mention of gal- lant or specially meritorious acts or conduct in service,on the part of either commissioned ofticers or enlisted men of the army, and con- tainiug the names of those who havé re- ceived medals of honor and certificates of merit. All conimanding oficers have according been notified that when any officer or soldi shall have distinguished himself, in any wa, by service conspicuous for the skill, forti- tude, courage, or galluntry displayed, a full report of the facts must be at once made to the adjutant general, for the information of the major general commanding the arwy, ———— Pueblo. The city of Pueblo, Colo., has five of the gaetest smelting plants in the country, The sixth, now building, is the lorgest in the world. It is the only city in the west than can supply steam coal at 81 per ton, and has an in- exhaustible water supply. In addition to this it is a down-hill pull from every mlnmg u\m;n in the state, These many- out 125,000 per day for 50,000 per month wages to clll])h? This immense sum into a city of only 20,000 people. The first of a series of excursions will leave Omaha December 19, a, m., over the Union Pa- difie, running through to Pueblo with- out change. The parties on this ex- cursion will be in my charge, and in addition will have a porter to care for passengers. On arrival of party there the, will be taken in charge by citizens, shown through the great Bessemer steel rail mills, the cop- per and lead pipe mills, and the great smelters. The fare on this occasion will be only 825 vound trip, good for 60 days and five days lay over at any point desired. For § ace on this occasion write or call on F. M. Fish, room No. 8 Arcade hotel, Omaha. nepru-cntiug Pueblo board of trade, ACTORE FOR OMAHA, Fred Gray's Big Mill and the Loyal Chemical Labratory. One of the most promising factories re cently added to the industrial world of Omaha is a large planing mill and carpenter shop which Fred Gray, the lumbers has now almost completed on the river front at the foot of Harney street. It will be ready for work about the 1st of January and in it employment will be found for 100 men. Sal aries will be paid_yearly amounting to be- tween $40,000 and” $0,000, The works will comprise three buildings, the ma chine apartment, the engine room of brick which will be fire-proof, and the penter shop, in all of theso skilled labor will be employed. Lumber will be brought here from the east and north, sawed and turned into doors, sashes, stairs, and all kinds of in-d fimishing and office furni ture. The wooks will be complete, and the largest of their kind in this se This will be an Omaha or) and is undertaken because it is known that a greot deal of the kind of vor X to which entered into the construction of build- ings in this city, has been brought here from abroad, It is at in this way not ¥ was last year spen east. In this conneetion, it may be stated with pleasure, that the Loyal Chemical company Proposes soon to start a factory also in this city for the manufacturingof baking powder, blueing and extr: One of the most dreadful alarms that can be sounded in a mother’s cars is produced by eroup; drendful beeanse it is dangerous; the more dreadful beeause the life of a loved one is in jeopardy. Chamberlains Cough vemedy is o never failing safeguard against this ngerous disease. Its reputation as a preventive and cure of croup is fully and firmly established. In fact, it is the only” remady which ean s bo relied upon, Sold by all druggists. e s = INNSYLVANIANS IN OMAHA, Meet for the Puipose of Form ing a Society Old residents of Pennsylvania, seventy- five strong, met in the § iber lust night to form themselves into a social, be- nevolent and philanthrophic gentlemen are anxious that Pennsylvan should, when in the City, meet other and by social in r come quainted and form soeial connections. D. 1. Houck was chosen temp and Vie Mussleman, mun explained the objc He said that as old Pennsylvanians t should be bound together by more th simple socil ties. It behoved everyone there to further the association and to estab- lish & society that wwould be alike both be- nevolent and sociable. Many persons would in due course of time arrive here from Pennsylvan and it would be the duty of members of this asso- ciation to_befriend them, no matter whether they be rich or poor. The committee inization, rmm-«lnm R. C. Patterson, J. LRedman and W, Nason, was appointed. The followi members were next appointed to p constitution and g . C. Bruuner, 3 I‘Ill‘-ll.h‘ll rolld us me oty, and the g adjourned. until Thursday ovening ‘atarrh cured, health and sweet breath secured by Shiloh’s Catarrch Remedy, Price 50 cents. Nasal In- jector free. For sale by Goodman Drug Co. e A Bogus Check. Yesterday morning what appeared to boe a customer entered the shoe store of A.W. Full- ried, 1200 Douglas strect, He ‘chose a pair of shoes, value $1.75, and in paymant ten- dered a checlk for §3 drawn on the Ilirst Na- tional bank by A. O. York in fayorof D. B, rk. He stated that the check was per- fectly right and was given to him by Mr, York in payment of ‘wages, He also said York was 4 nursery man on Sixteenth street, Mr. Fullricd had no suspicions and cashed the check, giving him the balance, £6.25. Clark then bought a pair of rubber shoes, for which he paid 75 cents, out of tho £0.25, and walked out. Mr. Fullried went to the bank and discovered that Mr. York had no account there and that the check was bogus. 'The fraud has not yet veen arrested. Sleepless nights made miserable by that terrible cough. Shilok re is the remedy for you. For sale by Good- man Drug Co. The Omaha Guards Pin. The Omaha Guards have had made beautiful budge of gold and blue enamel which will hereafter decorate the vest fronts of the members of that organization, 1t is slightly larger than a dime with a belt of blue enainel on_which, in gold letters are the Latin words **Si vis pacem para bellum,” which, translted, mean “If you wish peace prepare for war.” Enclosed within the belt is an indentation in the initinls of the com- pany, “0. G.” . monog ure sct pinned by a sword. An Absolute Cure. The ORIGINAL ABIETINE OINTMENT is only 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, Wil positively care all kinds of piles. Ask for the ORIGINAL ABIETINE OINT- 3 v Goudman Drug Co., at 35 cents per box—by wail 30 cente. e A Smart Trick. Ove of the advertising men employed by the Republican has left Omaha suddenly. ‘Wednesday nigint he gave it out at the hotel he had been staying atfor some time that he was called east by a telegram _announcing tho illness of his wife and children. "He left by the p. m. train on the C,, St. P, & M roud. Yesterday morning further information disclosed the fact that Mr. Senart was a de- faulter to his empioyers in various sums ag gregating about Death of Major Spaulding. In the death of Major E. J. Spaulding, Fourth United States cav the service loses a gallant oficer and soc; ished member. After twenty acti military life, this officer recc majority in 1857 Major and Mrs, Spaulding were well and favorably known in Omaha, and the news of the major's dec e at Fort McDowell, Arizona, through the accidental sharge of & gun, will be received with deep regret. Absolutely Pure. This powdernever varies. A marvelof purity strongth and wholesomeness. More econom- ical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with "the multitude of low cost, nhonwan;nmum or phoxpliate powder: uald in cans. Hoval Baking Fowder . 120 W stroet, Now York. s CALIFORNIA! __ DISCOVERIES, Uiu a1--mu|“\"— 2] SIXTEENT Omaha, Council Bluffs And (}hicagn. Tho onlv road to take for Des Mol Cedar |lnrmu o nts kns Tado. Wyoming: 1ngton and Califo oL possible by any Among few of U enioyod by the pati and’Chieago, and all pol COACH Ninguru | > oston, New 'York, Philadelphia, ington, and all points in the e Gen't M‘.nnu. A% N, BABCOCK, ¢ DE .em IALL, FUWES' 1401 Facdam St Om (HICAGo éflom LINE Chicago, Milwaukes & St. Paul R'y. The Best Route from Omaba and C THE EAST FWO THAINS DAILY BETWEEN OMAHA AND COUNCIL BLUEFS —AND— Minneapolis, Cedar Rapids, Rock Island, Freeporty Y (| Chicago, St. Panly Clinton, Elgin, Beloiiy ‘And all other important points East, Northeust and Ion the ticket agent nt 1601 Faranw street. in Barker Biock, or at Union Pacito ing Cars in the For through tickets, Depot, Fulluan Slespera und the fnest world are run o th Wikoe's St Paul itaiwar. l».run]lb'nrxék 5 el i LAILA‘IN’I’KB. Gincral Testoizer sue kel Agents 1BAFFORD, Assstans U orad Buperintendent. GAN[}ER GRO, K sud ticker Apent FRIDAY. DECEMBER 14 1888, THEONLY GUARANTEED ONSUMPE |szfisr-:s-vm?0!\ Sc’]rT!ar .:mul.u-5| p.flflz__. AQIETINE MEDE co.cROVILLE, CAL Santa Abie :and: Cat-R-Cure For Sale by Goodman Drug Co. Max Meyer--Established 1865--Adolph Meyer Max Meyer|: & Bro., H AND FARNAM § General A STEINWAY, CHICKERING KNABE, VUSE & SONS, BEHR BROS., and JAS, W. STARR P-1-A-H-0-8 Story & Elarx au S\lmnnwr -Bell Urgfl~1s “rue CHICAGO Av0 ORTH- WE Ao Cotchs, hti Svggs" STERN RAILWAY. fTors SupCFIOF mavAnt numerous points of superfority d betwesn Omuhin are s threo trains a do. ¢ which are the finest t! ingenuity can cronte. the cqual of which eAn not b Council Biuits, the (rina of connect {n union depot Tt & ROt westorn 1y’ this line make close conncetion With those of ail other Fastern linos. For Detrof leago (e traing of V Last. Ask for tickets via, 11 you sk Yoo Bt meEorbaat o, 'assenger Agont Ao 8¢ Milwaukee, Gpl0ye8 Of Lhe COWpPRLY. HH iv.nu.- Av Dr.J.E. Mc(}rew One of the Most Successful SPECIALISTS In the Treatment of all Garonic or the So-called Incurable Diseases, Eye, Ear, Throat, Lungs, Liver, Bladder, Kidney and Ae: vous Dis- eases treated equalled. A cune guaranteed In all cases of PRIVATE WED and” MANHOOD tor reply. Oftice--Bushman Bloc«, Douglas Sts. CONSULTATION FREE, rentby cosrespondence OmooN. W Omana, Neb ONTINENTAL GLOTHING HOUSE. EXTRAORDINARY BARGAIN SALE. To Close the season in every department. offered would be Close buyers who appreciate bargains will be amply repaid for muking trip of a hundred miles to Omaha to secure any of the lots of goods advertised this It is our purpose to make this est months business of this sca- son. You will not be dissappointed if you come. As specimens of the dillc ©ent bargain lots comprised in this we mention the following; commenci with our Men’s Ready - Made Department. | We offer u line nf 150 Men's 3-bntton, | Ay Suits, m! o from the celel tea Broadbrook Cassimere, in vegular sizes from 35 10 x_ at $15 pee suit., Thes Suits are made in our very best manner, trimmed and tinished as well as any suit in our stoek and ave usually sold for We mean to close them out this weelk at #15 each. We have no samples of the cloth to send, but will send a samploe Suit to any address, and if it is not found to be as represented, may be re turned at our expense. Send for self- measurement blanks. LOT NO. 2—We have manufactured another lot of 100 Sack Suits of the well | known Mechanicsville goods and will offer them all through this month at the popular price of #12 per Suit. Dur- ing the past two months we have sent hundreds of these suits to all parts of the westand we beiicve that the unmver- sal verdiet has been that these suits are all that we claim them to be, a regular %18 suit at retail. Our facilities for manufacturing enable us to them stonishing low price of \ offer ne of 150 BLACK WoRsTED WIIPCORD SUITs, made by the Riverside Waorsted Co., and _the finest g » that they manufaeture) made upin Four-but- ton Cutaway Frock Suits, in the most clegant manuer, suitable for dress suits. Phey are goods that we have sold reg- ularly in our stock. the present scason, §2 per suit. We have no bel Worsted to show to-day at price. We the extraordinary low price of suit. The Coats iwre bound, the color is black, just the thing for dress | ¢ Gnmer Bnuglas and [5th Sireet, DrSpimev&Go | OMAHA DISPENSARY. NERVOUS, CHItINTC MEN and Wou YOUNG MEN CMAHA MEDIGM. wt SUHGIGAL INSTITUTE N. wW. Cor. IBth & Dodge Sts. POR THE TREATMENT OF ALL Clirouic and Suraical Dissases | BRACES, Appliances for Deformities and Trusses. st fucllitien, apparatus and remedics for success {8 tremtment ot evory form of disease’ requiring edical or Surgical Trentment. FIFTY ROOMS FOR PATIENTS. 1 And uttendamoe; best Lospital nccommoda- Hons in thie west. UL ARS on Deformities and Drac Club Keet, Curvature of the £pine, Piie Canger. Catarrh, * Bronchitis, 'Inhalatic Elotiicly. Faratobta, Botepsy: Kudnor Widdsr: ar, Hitn a0 B100d, a1l &l Surdical Gporations Diseases of Women a Specilalty. Boox ON DiseAsks or WOMEN I'nus. ONLY RELIABLE MEDICAL INSTITUTE MAKING A SPECLALTY OF PRIVATE DISEASES. AH Blood Dieenses successfully treated, Syphlilitie the systom witbout 1nercury. atmoat forloss of Vital Power, o' Viuit 13 may be (roatad athome by Al clmmbiou o entinls or oxp Mo marke 10 Indicate contonte oF interview preferred. Call wnd ry of your case, snd we will Sendin piain wrnpper, oar BOOK TO MEN, FREE; Spocial er Norvous Discusos, Im) t. Ad Omaha Maiwol emd Surgwal Instituts, or Di2. McMENAMY, Cer. 13th and Dodgo Sta.. - - OMAHA. NEB. one who has seen our fine Suits and Overcoats are in love with them, and do not itate tosay the the finest in the land. 1T you have not already inspected our sio'k you should EMERA CK !Iw first 0,.ym||!lllh\ you have to do so, OVERCOATS are the special feature jus HOW. | Sawdust ! Car Loads and Less. J. A. NAUGLE & CO. OMAHA, - » NEB ggraun and thslr, 1, ner tth and Douglas 3t. _ Ofce teloplione, 466; Hesidence tolophons, %3, PEERLESS DYES Allshits that wo warran} worth in the v is only $5.00 will be closed the present woc - » if you want th . he most popular UNDERWEAR. s of Overconts UNDERWARE, business men b 0 \ * Gent's Furnishing Department . was opened to the publies Remembgy the price 1s only new lots added our counter, before shown on and at prives that are sim= ply unapproachable in the west. » goods ares EXPRESS IF YOI iving mail one of these g ND FOR SAMILES BY arc neveroutof | SIRR TN are making the commend it values ever sold in our with n view stantly in stoc 300 dozen of the finest Scotch Underwarey roods that in the ordinary course of res Xl s market oft any other for loss than o the purpose of attr Furnishing ve decided to off y oxtraordin {ment sent to any BOY S OVERCOATS our attention OVERCOATS cting the publig Departmenty 1is entire loty oy low prige f ) 40 Drawe lm\~ from I 10 40 Draw |\\1\h\‘\\-l We offer this lot to extraordinary low price of [ axp DrawERs, the Amstdis Amsterdam, I full heavy » oxtraordinary r 6) differont sty s inthis sale,at L $06, $8 and $10, re nd we .Iu not think in the ordins last season’s price o LEATHER JACKETS. /i 3 > vy, wind proof solute 1_\ perfeet ined with heavy wd we cheerfully recs . extra stitehed, thoron ‘equal to the best sold | mavicet anywher remarkable old over our limit this sal of goods t& r them to close now at ind two Drawers toeach cug- per |1y i pent we uther .nfl« ul to do with- | them as widely as 51 ARKE CLISHED 1851 Cnh.ago, ills, The Regular 01d-Established PHYSICIAY AND SURGEON Is still Treating with the Groatest SKILL and SUCCESS Chroic, Nersons aud Privae Disases, T A3~ NERVOUS DEBILITY, Lost Manhood, Failing Memory, Exhausting' Drains, Terribl Dreams, Head and Back Ache and leading 0 early decay and pe Insanity, treatcd scientifically never-fafling success £5-SYPHILIS ind all bad Blood and Skin Digy ermanently cured. IDNEYand URINARY complaints, Gleety Ganbrihosa, Strictu re, Vatlcocele Genito-Urinary Ojgans cured , Kidneys or other Age nu!axp:rlencrlm Cunsullulwn free_and sacred, stace for Celebrated Works of and Delicate Discases Marriage send for Dy Clark 8t. § succe:sfully treated, X rem onubie especially MIDDLE AGED MEN 9 Con!umr‘llu new methods wi rompily witboup = Those Clarke’s celcbrated R SPINNEY & CO., A Sure Cure NS BATE. 20 TO 6 DAYS. has heretofore may save futuresu b e cairel F. D 'cLAfiKE. M. D CHTOAQO, Your Left Liver IS OUT OF ORDER? READ THIS IF IT I8, A Proprietary Mediciie that nees but & trief) to prove ita worth. This is a disease Bafiled all I\Iuh(u\ Secience. We have o ltemedy, UDKNown to anyonein the World outside of our' Company,and ouo that Las cure themost obsuiuate ca 3 5'the old chionic 5 Lot We sollclt. o1 indreds who have heen ¢ 15 0 crse that we unnm ‘Sar tn Texs tn KAty tie history of medicin: frie specitic Tnu|;1I untilour s Jusiifie | in saying st m.uun 1 Vily waste yonr ti ver can geu It elses NEVER recover and en aftlicted bul ‘ .| allendar s Left Lo Bflte. The Only Distillad Bitters in tho gnized ny the Tawriily Patented: Contaliis no fusil ofls, ne sentin ofls, no forelkn subsiance or damage e medicine, 05 wind Old Pesch s 1 dcolaive 1n f low Jaundice 1 should by all me; ten of neW cases ever Many get livip and th Diited states Tukernas Favohie pristary Modicine, vi again ina m..w» Patent 149,673, el from Fure Root ¥ any Skin or Iilood Diseuse < IBMBIH to ll.« thing Klse Fails, THz GOCK REMEDY GO, Room 10 and 11, U. building, Omaha, Neh, Nebraska National Bank, V. 5 DEPOSITORY, OMAHA, NEB. Paid Up Capital Inactive favor, K Ciren Diseasod Livar, 5 tho Appotite Quickl RS LAt ooy astila A Preiiir Qi whele eystom DIAIIIIV or Bitters ura «o'd 1n Omanme, Neb, by th Tutharinon Dig Con National Bank onm Giudish, M. 1" . ( e r....fm s itochy 3 M . Fowird Moyer salo daalers 0 Cl4urs ang Fiano kable for powertnl symj 6l Lotic, plisble wgtion Jeft Liver Bittars btec 4 Vive Prosident, . Huanes, Cashier, 'Innnu 5 Transactod, vy oupmamn, JIISEPHCILL(TT'E" WI][]I]BRIHI‘FBRU STEEL P GOLD MEDAL PARIS umwuov 1578, Nos, 303-404-170-604. THE M0ST PERFECT OF PENG. PROF- F.C. rowl.n Iood«-. Gonne