Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 27, 1888, Page 8

<msssmes.. i THE ClTY. A man named Lee is lying at the lice station complotely prosteated with the effects of hard drinking. The employes of the Woodman Iin- seed Oil works presented Me. Clark ‘Woodman with an arm chair Christmas . Firestone, of Angene & Fire- gtone, received an appropriate and lagting Christmas present in the shape of a bouncing girl baby. J. . Boyd saia t Tucsday was the thirty-third oceasion upon whic he had wished Samuel 15 Orchard ¢ merry Christmas” in Omnha. A. Plummer, the head waiter, re- ceived from the Millard waiters a very complete traveling manicure case, mo- rocco and Russia leather. Mr. Plum- mor feels very proud of his present. All interested in the new lodge, AL F. and M., to be started in North Omaha, to meet in the Odd Fellows’ hatl, are requested to meet at the office of Dr. Davis,on Thursday cvening next, at 8 o'clock. One of Tom Murray's shantics in Dago alley, which need purification by fire 80 badly. was partially destroyed by flames at 2:50 yeste won. T loss could not” be estimated more than $25 Plense attend the evemng in Boyd's ope, for the benefit of the tion association. lecture to-morrow v house, given Womens' Ch ubject is *Leisure Days in Italy. It will ‘be treated by Rev. W. J. Harsha. Morand’s juvenile 1 masquernde sonic_hull, ~this evenng, Docem- er 27, Children dancing from 8 to 130 p. m. adults from 9:30 to 12, Ad- of the cluss fre by their p inission 75c, children and those accompanicd rents fi The city sets a ver property owners by leaving the side- walk around Je on square remain covered by snow until noon yesterds poor example to whilst every other picce of walk on Si teenth strect was cleaned, The funeral of Miss B. MeDonald residence 504 took place from her sterday South Twenty-ninth str morning. The pall-benrers wer Tom Tallon, G. M. O'Brien, Major Me- Mahon, Joseph O'Keefe, 1d Riley and W. R. Finley. The body was t St. Peter’s chureh, whe uie: mass was sung, after which the remains wore taken to Holy Sepulcher cemetery for interment, Monday evening Peter Goos, proj etor of the Goos hotel and theater settling an nccountavith his mu Mr. Zieminski, left his wallet, contain- ing between $450 and $500, on the ofti counter, absenting himself a short time and leaving the place quite alone, = Mr. Campheil, of the D Adonis” com- pany, who is stopping at the hotel, dis- covered the purse and returned it to the owner. It is needless to say that Mr. Goos s thanicful to have so large a “golden egg” restored to him. Martin Barrett. a notorious cha ter, was arvested Tuesday night, charged with assaulting PPolic Bloom. The latter on his usual rounds on Tenth street nnd Capitol avenue when Barrett rushed on him with a knife and threatened to do him up. Bloom knew his man, however, and quickly had him under arrest. B tt has been ar- rested before and bears no good will toward the officer, because the latter arrested him more than a year ago. Personal Paragraphs. John Dillon, the well-known actor, arrived in Omaha yesterday morning. Justice O'Connell is confined to his resi- dence, 1112 South Fourteenth street, with sickness. James Seanlon returned yesterduy morn- ingafter an absence of seve ral weeks in Chicago and the lumber regions of Michigan. Miss Nellie Dale; ster of John F. Da ley, arrived from Chicago yesterday mornin to &pend the holidays with hér mother and brother, where she will be glad to see her friends. At the Arcade Platte; Jucob Me George W. Veoman, North er and wife, Piattsmouthy John H. v, Lincoln; T. . Flaherty, Kearney; E. A. Wheeloc ek, Stuart; J. M. Tarrants, Hoag. Mr. Frauk Hills,formerly auditor of agents’ counts of the Union Pacific ailway, left last evening for the Pacific coast, on busi ness. He was accomy 1 by his wife. They o to Portland, Ore., and thence to San Francisco, expecting to be absent about three weeks, James T, Roberts, representing one of the Jeading business houses of the east, spent Christmas in Omaha. His visit. although the first he has made to this city, conduced 1o a great deal of unexpected pleasure. Mr. Koberts met and dined with an old school- mate of his, Richara Nealer, whom he had not seen for twenty years, The meeting was signalized by the gathering of ten others whose early duys had been spent in the neighborhood of Aylesbury, Buckingham- shire, England. Mr. Roberts is a 1-pres served gentleman of genial disposition, with a remarkable racollection of writers and act- ors who have attracted attention in a brace of countries in the last thirty years, Mr. Roberts will remain hero a couplo of days. He is registered at the PaxtoN, Faithful Employes, E.D, Brown, the Sixteenth street mer- chant, presented each of his employes with a 45 gold piece and a_box of cigars Tuesday. ‘The foreman was given $10 in gold. The lady clerks were allowed to select any ar- ticle in the store to the extent of $5 in value. A Tobacco Company. The Meyers Manufacturing company have filed articles of incorporation. The capital stock is fixed at $30,000, in shares of $100. The company will sell manufactured cigars and fobaccos. The incorporators are G. Webster, J. . Moyers and R. S. Belcher, Florence's Marshal. My, B. L. Walker, who was appointed marshal Tuesday, is an old Omaha ofice and his first experience was to have Alf Johuson resist arrest. He showed Mr. lohnson @ beautiful Colt's revolver, ana in- formed him that he would give him five sce- onds to move, and he moved. Johnson was fined $10.50, \ A Runaway. Early yestorday morning during the snow storm a team of horses attachedtoa carriage started to run away on Harney and Four- teenth street. In running through the snow the pole broke and the carriage upset, which stopped the runaway horses, Thero were four persons in the carriage returning from ® Christmas party, ‘Whaley Again. The telegraph brings the news of the as- signment of the Sherman county bnnk, of LO“T City, of which E. E Whaley is the "‘Mdent This gentleman bought into the National bauk of this city last summer, fl g for his interest a large uumber of far- notes. But he was subsequently squeezed out upon examinution by the gov- ernment. Mulvibill's Arrest, John Mulvihill was arrested yesterday morn Ing by Deputy Marshal Allen. The defendant ve $1,500 bouds for his appearance from 10 day during the present term of court. urnead, Jr, went on Mulyihill's .~ The charge is' with interfering with a of election in the discharge of hi u — Wees for Election Work. Yosterday afternoon in the legislative nmilllfion Witness Hubbard testified that Dad received 000 to work for the election of John A. McShane for governor, J, Sterling for congress, and Messrs. Paxton uisen s state senators. He also tes- be had been paid #0to vote and work for Christ Specht as a member of the next house, Protect the Children, Complaints are made by parents residing in the vicinity of the Southwest Presbyter. service emerge with are given them, the ay from them and de- tending Sunday school cards and papers tha loungers take them aw stroy them A Strangze Arrest A man from a neighboring town named 8. 8. Cook, while on his way to the depot to ) home Tuesday evening lost his way as he was unas nted in the city. He asked Officer Pulaski to dircct him and the policeman said he would go with him to the place. Cook thanked him for his kindness, but Pulaski, instend of accompanying Cook 'tothe depot, took him to the polico station and had him locked up on the charge of suspicions chars ter. Cook was very indignant over ir andepronounced it an outrage, He was sed from custody yesterday. A Serious O rge. James Andrews, a colored porter in the employ of the Northern Pacific r 1, and Omaha dummy, was on the charge of at working on the South arrested Tuesday night tempted rape. The seven-year-old htor of C. Belding was traveling on the train and Andrews attempted to carry out his fiendish purpose whilst the train was in motion and the child was in the break vans, As soon as the little girl alighted from the train she ran home to he its with the horrible story. An srwards found on the dummy who_waus accompanicd by the Had it not been for the protection afforded the villian by the police, Mr. Belding would have done the colored rufiian considerable injury Handling Grain. Messrs. Himebaugh & Merriam, grain merchants, have completed the pitu tion of the the year. mount of grain handled during The receipts and shipments are as Bushels, Wheat. 0000 Total number of bushels...... On tne basis of shipment 500 bushels to the car load, aside from oats, 6403 cars were required, which, together with the number required in conveying the oats, grand total of 7,011 cars which ha ceived and dispatehied loaded with the clovator duriug the year 155, These i line would mak> 4 tram extending over fifty miles. 3,657,100 gives The Shooting at ¥ o reports of the shooting of Mike Daily at Florence were mcorrect in some respects The man who did the \hrnl(u was Jame Martin, and not Barn Daily and Lister both told the same story, whicl as to the effect that Daily had told Martin that List d raised his whisky bill, and when the latver asked him about it he denied it The demal was the cause of & ro t the two saloon men, and at Martin’s reque Lister accompanicd him to tl dance hall for the purpose sifting the truth. Daily first denied it, and then conf if he wade the statement, he and did not know what he was i tin then called him a liae and Daily knocked him down. His ne ack Lister. When Martin o he deliberately fired four shots from a thirty-cight caliber, only one taking effect a few inches below the groin, Martin had two pistols, but used the smaller one. Two doctors attended him md probed for the ball, but were unsuceessful in finding it. One of the physicians stated that it would be impossible to ve 1t without cutting one of the main artel cia Washington Vestibuled Limited. Via, B. & O. R., is the only Vestibuled Train run from Chicago to the National Capitol. Every car in the train is ves tibuled and heated by steam drawn from the locomotive. The entire train, in- cluding Baggage Curs, Day Conches and Pullman ope runs through from Chicago to Washington and Balti- more and no extra fave is exacted. The ibuled Limited leaves B.& O.depot go, at 7:05 p. m. daily, and arriv on the next evening at 9: at 10:45. The castern ) daily at 10:25 p. and the entire train, including Day Coaches and Pullman Sleepers, run through to Philadelphia via. Washing- ton and Baltimo! ic \\ ashing and Baltimore ss leaves Ch C——— 0. 8's Christmas. The employes of Browning, King & Co. Tuesday showed their good will toward their senting him manager, Mr. R. S, with an clegant easy cl They econveyed it to hi rosidence, Dodge st., and with the good wishes and acard bearing the words “Compliments of No. 8, they left it in the care of their popu- arleader. Mr. Wilcox greatly appreciates the gift, especially as it was an entire sur- prise. Wilcox, by pre About Horses. Zulu Magnetic Oil cures ring bone, spivin sprains,ete. Ask your draggist. ———— Out in the Cold. The colored people living in William Wil- liams house at Twentieth and Harney were frigntened out of their wits about 6 a, m. yes- treday by discovering the building on fire. They jumped from their beds and rushed out into the rtment extin- wis snow en dishabille. The fire de repaired quickly te their rescue and guished the flames before much dan done. When the affrighted mmates were assured that all dapger was over, they crawled, half frozen, into their beds, but got little comfort out ofthem, as they had been pretty well soaked from the streams playing fire. A defective flue was the cause M. A. McPike 1'dllur of the Cambria ( .h nsburg, ) Freeman, has been the personal friend of the editor of the Globe for more than twenty ycars, und s known, wi r he is known, as one of the best men living. He is also an intimate friend of Mr, Clark, of the Nonpareil, He has been unfortunate in the fact that his family was ravaged with diphtheria and greatly distressed. Mr, Clark, having heard of this calamity, sent him sowe of Dr, Jef- feris’ Diphtheria . It was used at once, and the lives of the rest of his children saved, Letters from Mr. McPike are un. bounded in their expressions of gratitude for finding some means of averting the loss of his whole group of little and tender ones. Five of Mr, McPike's children out of eight died from diphtheria before he had an op- rtunity of using Dr. Jefferis' remedy. rice of remedy §3. Address Dr, Thos. Jef- feris, box 657, Omaha, Neb, Bullding Permits. The following building permits were issued yesterduy M. E. church, one-story frame church ‘Thirty-fourth and Larmon streets. .. J. H. Comuan, two-story frame dwelling, Mumnu\lm Park rd Jacob Sediacek, two'story friime ‘and stone dwelll) 'wentietn and Bouth streets. . YED Three permits, $ 2,00 1,000 regating ® 4,00 Sam H, Kates and Sam Heyman are in the city showing heir samples. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. ‘When Baby was sick, w her Castorta. When she was a CLild, she eried for Castorls, ‘When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria, W17 shie had Children, she gave tha Castoria, ian church, on Twentieth and Leavenworth streets, to th e effect thata gang of hoodlums lurk around the building on a Sabbath, and | when t ttle children that been at THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY. DECEMBER 27, FOR THE HOLIDAYS. ial inducements to parents who are desirous of securing practi- SOUTH OMAHA NEWS, Orange Blossoms. As beautiful a marriaze ceremony as bride could desire or groom hope for was that Christmas day at the residence of Dr. and Mrs. John M. Glagow, in twhich the higl contracting parties were their daughten, Miss Grace, and Manley W.Raley of Omaha. The Rev. Mrs. I K. Andrews of Omaha loiated. At 3:50 Mr. and Mrs. Raley left for Chicago on their wedding trip. ~ Follow list of the guests present: Mr. and Rev, Mrs, Isaac [ Androws, Mr. and Arthur W. Saxe, Dr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Ward of Omaha: Mi Sadie and Belle McCandless of Nemaba City: Miss Clara Mercer of Omaha; Miss Nettie Ireland of Gilmore, and Missos Mamie Carpenter and Josephine Benn, and Messra James Phil Aloxander A. Munroe, and Colonel E. P, Say- were namerois, costly ne from various states of iips, J. B. Samuel i3, Br age. The vre and elegant, and the union Churches, "ho basement of the new Methodist Epis copal church was filled Tuesday night with members of the congrogation and the Sunday school to celebrate Christmas night. An in teresting y nme was presented and well ved ) Mr. and Mrs, Santa Claus vived and presented every child present with a Christmas gift. This was onc of the 108t satisfactory entertainments ever given by the Methodist Episcop The Baptist and_Preshyter tions packel the Presbyterian church full, and they have cause to feel as well satisfied s they do over the Christmas entertainment. Pew mo Ald have gotten in, and a more cnjoyable time could not-have been granted themn. Mr. and Mrs. - Stnta Claus, in their oficial robes and Iaden with presents, were introduced and showercd gifts on all present At St. Bridg masses were said 188 Wils 81 by s Roman Catholic church t 6 o'clock, at S 1t 10:8) o od wshort but impres. rmon on the birth of Christ he entertiinment given by the Albright Methodist Episcopal church was the best at teaded and most enjoyable religious event ever held in the southern part of the city. he ladies having it in charge had preparcd an ex srury and musical programme, had erecteda tree faden with every inviting #ift, and every child in Albright went ome made glad by presents,and all were delighted with an exccllent entertainment. W Christma Presenta. stock yard switchmen were kindly remembered Tucsday by hundsome purses made up by Swift & Co., #); Ham- mond & Co., 815: Omaha packing compan, §10; the Armour-Cudahy packing company, £10, and C. 1, Havens & Co., 319, Charles’ H. Mack, vardmastor, sented with a fine seal eap by the s Notes About the City. A number of the B. & M. depot_employes held a lucky ticket in the last drawing of the Louisiana lottery. Miss H. E. Lambert, oper . Hammon's packing housc from T Hiram Mills, cashier at George F king houses is visiting Ruwor talks of cupid W. Modden, of Lincoln, is visiting parents in South Omalia Wood, proprietor of the Wood Hotel, it, attempted to shoot Michael Walehl Switchm The Un was pre witchmen, tor at George has returncd Ham Kcolkuk, afternoon. firin, once, ofcer, rd jumped on Wood's back, took the from him and ran the two . "Ihe; ve their hy this afternoon. Monday evening, December 31, the ladies of St. Martin's Protestant_Episcopal mi sion will give a supper and social, and will hold a watch meeting at the Eagle house, Thirty-sccond and S sucets. All in- vited. A number of ladies will receive New Year's calls av the Emerson elub rooms next Tuesday. Upon a fair t 1find S ion Oil the best eure for rheumatism I have ever known. It gives reliel more quickly, and always does its work. Josut'a Ziwenyax, Wetheredville, Md. Chronic coughers aré bores to the com- munity and should be forced to use Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup. S THE NEW BRID The Milwauke: sternation in R The act of congress authorizing to be constructed across the Missouri riye at a point in Morona county, Towa, and Burt county, Nebraska, catised more or less agitation in railroad cireles, inasmuch as the bill legislates and gives the right of wag over such bridge to the Chicago, Milwankee & St Paul railway. The bill author- izes the abov ad to construct nd maintain a-bridge at the above point: also to lay on this bridge a track for the more orfect connection of its Tailway; that said bridge shall be construcced and built’ without material interference with navigation that if smd bridge is made with unbroken span it must have tiree or mo channel spans of not less than 300 feet each in the clear and shall not be less in_any case than fifty feob ubove the high water inark. The plans of the structure must be drufted and the same ac cepted by the ry of wa vides that any y may run reasonable compensation, and that also the bridge shall in no way be lea ay exc sive in the right of way for telegraph lines. As amended the act will be made void unless construction of the bridge is commenced within two years and its completion in_three years together with its connection witk tho line of road. It will be remembered that short time ago the Milwauke road took steps toward the con- struction of a bridge across the river at a point where Chicago street in this city ter- minutes. Before this was effected the sition succeeded inlegislating that con out of the site on the grounds that tended to place a structure across the r that would impede navigation, und follow: up she transaction by obtaining the passage of a bill in congress authorizing the con struction of the bridge at this point but recently completed. Now that the Milwaukee road hus obtained the right of way, much conjecture is made as 1o its cir- cuit westward. It is generaily conceded that it will take immediate steps in the matter of gaining accession to Omaha trafiic, but to what other point it will contend is 4 matte cnshrouded in mystery,and one that is looked upon with anxious eyes in railway circles, e Railroad Items. Superintendent Cumings, of the Wyoming division of the nion Pacific, and ex- roor I, \ en, of Wyoming terri tory, arein the city. The appointment of J. B. Doddridge as general manager of th . Louis, Arkunsas & Texas road was officially announced at Missouri Pacific headquarters yesterday, Mr, Doddrige was for two years superintendent of the Central branch of the Union Pacific, ted as an apt person in railway busi: ness. C. M. Ruthburn, division superintend- ent of the main line of the Santa ke will be his successor. That the Union Pacific will inaugurate a change in its passenger train service at an early date is generally understood at the head- quarters of that road, but just what this change will be, is a matter uvon which the officials decline to dilate upon to any great extent. Tuesday evening VicelPresident, Hol- colmb and General Passenger Agent Tebbets left for Kansas City, and thence they will inspect the traffic of the Kansas division of that roud. It is stated that the Union Pa- cific will inaugurate faster train service on all its branches at an_early period in the in- coming year. The strong fight that is being made for passenger trafic destined to the Pa- cific coast, by the various roads reaching that point, it is said, has caused the Union Pacitic to vepair its service in order to hold its patronage. l(uvoru received at the headquarters of the Union Pacific show a fall of snow along the main line toa point near Ogden. The fall at Omaha is as heavy asat any other point on the line, All through trains are re- ported on time. The reports atthe head- quarters of the Elkhorn, and also that of the urlington, ure of a corresponding tenor. ——-— Cost of a Obrietmas Spree. O. M. Kearnes, whiie celobrating ‘fues- duy, indulged 100 much in the flowing bowl aud, being scized with @ destructive mania, 1888, commenced smashing all the window glass in his immediate vicldity. An officer &wooped down on him and gntan end to it by ling Kearnes to |. Seést@rday morning e was fined &1 He most cmphatically declares Christmas is a faitore. John Jay, who claims to be a descendant of tho great John Jay, comteBiporary with Washingto d thinks for shat reason it would be a disgrace for him ta work, was rested for about the tenthtimé Tucsduy for | vagrancy. He isn gray hmired and vener able appearing _old man, with considerable intelligence and dignity, andl although enjoy ing excellent health he prefers begging working. He was fincd $7.50, and will board it out with Jailer Mille Hor: 1's Acid Phasphate 'or Abuse of Alcobol, It relieves the d sion therefrom, - Use Kerr's thread always the best, soldand recommended by Hayden Bros. - The President on the . or Saunders has returned from his castern trip in excellent health and spirits The groater part of his visit was spent in company with President-ele Harrison « his home in Indianapolis, The latter, he says, is importuncd day and night by people from all parts of the country, though he has determined to have only regular hours in which 10 hear their requosts, Mr. Harrison, the senator says, is very re d, and if he hffs sclected his sinet, he has confided the fact to nobody He takes occasional walks for exercise, and Gove r Saunders took part with Kim in several of them. While waiking he does not allow any _parson to speak with him upon affairs of office. “T'he last time 1 saw him," continued the governor, with a hearty langh, “he was down on the floor playine with his grandchiid And the little fellow wanted to keep him there too, because he held on to him with a firm hold. No, Mr. Harrison does not sa much. He knows his own responsibility and i preparing for it He understands the importance of his office, and is going to be president,” Win. Black, Abingdon, iowa, cured of cancerof the eye by Dr. Jones d Ciover Tonie, i all blood the stomach, best tonic and Goodman The 50 cents, - o'm'd Kerr's thread. HaydenBros = Criminal Mat . Forty-one of the Omuha rounders ended Chiristuas day by being locked up for druik cnness, John Henry was arrested by Office day evening while iugging viire down Tenth street a handsome lap-robe, the possession of which he cculd not satisfuctorily ount for. Later therobe was identificd as the property of John H. Krug, and had been stolen from his uggy while fic was ina store on ifteenth id Howard, Henry will pass the next thirty days i the county juil. R.'G. Veal was arrested by Oficer Rrady drunk. A also v Tuesday evening for being roavin friend named Cl attemped to. per the ot I. Hrady to da wme very violent aml thr AS @ result he. too. morning he was fined sh the oftic was urrested and this while intoxicated i in tne door of depot, least so the > was arrested, and at the > the assumed name of t was s first offense, it fine, Protect Yourself and Family By keeping a supply of Zulu Magnetic Oil for rheumatism, sprains, ete.. and Zulu Healing Ointment for cuts, burns, sores, ete. Ask your druggist. i Icke Stude! and daughter, Louis: B. \\ hoo At the Barke ; W Otiumwa Philadelphia; Geory I T Adwms, et [ RpVAL rewotd 3 ouureLy PUR LTIy ¥ Absolutely Pure. This powdernever varies, A marvel of purity strength and wholesomeness. More econon- ical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold incompetition with ‘the muititude of low cost, short weight alum ot phosphate powders, Hold gulvin cans - Rovalliaklag Powder (o, 12 Wallstreet, Now York. We are offering spe cal and appropriate holiday gifts for their boys; what better or more sensible present can you give them than a nice Suit or Overcoat? big and small boys $2.50 buys a very nice all wool § We are s Suit or a good Overc howing handsome styles for , and our qualities and prices can not be matched. oat with cape for small boys $3.50 buys an excellent Suit or Overcoat for small boys. $5.50 buys a very boys up to 18 years old. good all wool uit or splendid Chinchilla Overcoat for large We call special attention to a few small lots of very choice styles of Overcoats for little boys from 4 to 10,which we offer at a marvelous low price. We are anxious to close them ont; they are extremely fine goods and the brief ssason left for the disposal of such qualities induced us to make a big cut on them; they are made of very fine Ker seys, Chinchilla and trimmed, s be found in fir $8.50 bring. , and we guar lass Louses. ntee that these pricesare not one half of wl and every boy will appreciate such a gift. In our Hat Department can be found an immense line of Boy" Plush, Felt and Cloth, Hat dealers ask for them, and you would be surprisad to see our' prices. Turbans of Plush, Chinchilla and Astracban at 25¢; splendid Knit and Cheviots—this seasons mnovelties, of elegant designs and richly some with fur,some with plush-—in short they are such garments as can only We have marked them $6.00, $7.25, $7.90 and at such goods usually This is an extraordinary opportunity toprocure a fine garment at such a figure Hats and Caps in We positively sell these goods at just one-half what regular little Jersey Caps Good at 30c, and very flne Cloth and Jersey Cups at 40c¢, 50c and 75c. In our Glove Department we have a large assortment of Boy's Gloves and Mittens, suitable for presents. Asa Christmas oftering we will present this week each boy with every purchase-—no matter how small, a nice paint box. line of MufHlers, Silk Handkerchiefs and s lower than asked in any other house for like (ualities. them at pric Scarfs, especially We have opened an elegant for holiday t Good Cashmere de and offer Mufilers at [5¢, 35¢ and 50c; elegant Silk Mulllers of beautiful designs and elegantly embroidered at 75¢, $1.00 and $1.50. Nex will also forward one with all out of town orders. PLAIN FIGURES AND ONE PRICE, Thursday we shall begin to distribute our elegant loliday souvenirs and we braska Glothing Gompany Corner 14th and Doualas Streets, Omabha. A Sure Cure —OR— ITO PAT. 20 TO 6C DAYS. This is a disease which has he Bafiled all Medical Science. UNEnown to anyoae in the 1 one that has 21 ases, Ten tofore Iteime of our Comp: ViR F'ARY to eure the most obswy . ent cases does 'he work. 'tis the old chionie D seatel cases toat we solicit. Wo have cured hundreds who have been gbandoned by ned tneu Weh World outsid wili not cure in Je: the histor or Syphilis b found unti MAGIC REM was discovered, and_we are 16 t1n saying it s the only iRémedy in the World that willpos: itively cure, beeanse the latest Medieal Worl pulvll Shed by the b st k e WO BOVer i will eure when e Wasts your time and money with patent medicines thut had virtie or doctor with that cannot e s that have v thing else should ud rellef, you m 2. bt peiy or N 0 In en altic y T reni- elxe his fuiled, ce yeais after it le form. md will Cure \\]wn in one, two or th gain na more hol Blood Purifie I\in or Blood Di orything Il THE GOOK REMEUY 0, Room 10 and 11, U. S. National Bank building, Omaha, Neb, GUIRELY (b fuecTal el e JOSEPHCI LLOTTS STEEL PENS GOLD MEDAL PARIS EXPOSITION 1873 Nos, 303-404—170-604. THE MOST PERFECT QF PENS FEmImOTaLEmARERS, 53 " Sticoessfully used manthly by over J Fifcctudland Pleasint Lufle. Are Safe, F g S porboxh ‘mall,or &t druggists. Sealed lars ¢ o postage. Ips. Address ‘Tes Evrsxa Cusuicar Co., ROIT, MICH For sale and by maii. by l.nmlm(m Drug Co., Omalea, TYLER DESK CO; §T, LOUIS, MO., U. 5. A. Exelusive Owners & Nanufuct'rs of, TYLER'S ROYAL TYPE WRITER CABINET & DESK, COMBINED, AR B ’. g OALBRAII'&, il eon and Ph’slklll. ce N, w “Orner iith and Douglas 3t OMee m.pnmm. 4657 Lesldence teluphons, 633, WEAK e ering from tha EhEcci i o oo e, WSS e ’fl e e 6. FOWLER, Moodus, Conn. and all urmary troubles easily,quicks KIDIEY 1y and sately cared by DOCLU KA Cape fpice. Beveral casos cured in soven days. Sold 0160 er box, ail dr “l“"”““ or by mail from Do- Cuita M1, Co 112 White Bt./N . ¥, Full Direc Sad Tamors cured. 88 youry rence. No Kuife. ‘.. LD MeMICH 101 Webdoh 4 10 STOCKHOLDERS OF THE Sutro Tumnel Company, A degree for foreclosure against the SUTRO TUN- any has Just been entered in the United States Circuit Conrt, Ninth Cieeuit District of Nevada, 1 the prop 1 that company will be sold th ratan carly date. Ihe Reorganization Come hereby gives notice thut stockholders of thnt company will be allowed a FINAL opportunity to pro- O unissented stock by subseribicg und depositing their stock as hereto. beriptions 1o said bonds will be recoived ot b ) Irust Company, No. 7 Broud- way, New York, at the following terms, to-wit: CENTS PER SHARE, ASS OM THE DA HEREO 3, 1888, A1 12 M, and thercafter 60 CENTS PERSHARE, ASSENTING UNTIL J AN, 2, 1849, A M. ribers tothe bonds will recolve Trust Cc , entitlin 040 dopon its wnd g cents L the rate of 4 N from date of puyment ould be made by ¢ i hould apany irculars Trast obtained upon application £t the Unio ¢, Or &t room 19, Beventh 100r H, R, BAL1ZE H Lllllrlnln. GORDON MACDON P, C. A. M. VAN WEEL, 0110 LOW. RD. ONORE SELIGMAN, NIZATION COMMITTEE. Wfl(ll]RRlnl‘F AROS, D'JglcEs A, GUODRICH. Atrouxey.ar-iaw, i 0; ' Mdvice froe; 21 © perience; Lys ueks quistly snd leguy Lrun (1 ARKE : | ESTABLISHED 1551 { 186 So. Smflm-s Chicago, Mis, { Clarkst, The Regular O1d-Established jPHYSICIAN AND SURCEON Is stitl Treating with the Greatest SKILL and SUCCESS QAN N o o | PR Clrouic, Nervous end Privals Disceses. 2%~ NERVOUS DEBILITY, Lost Manhood, Failing Memory, Exhausting Drains, Dreams, Head and Back Achie and all the effccta feading t0 early decay Consumption or In -nhy. treated scien by new methods with never-fall g siccess. G- SYPHILIS - enus ermanertly cured. IDNEY and URINARY complaints, Gleet, Genurrhou Stricture, Varicocele and 1l diseases of the Genit y Organs cured promptly without injury to Stomach, Kidneys or other Organs. #9~ No cxperiments. Age and experience ime portant. Consultation free and sacred. &~ Send 4 cents postace for Celebrated Works on Chronic, Nervous and Delicate Di: cs 23~ Those contemplating, Ciarke's celebrated guide Male and Female, cach | 15 cents, hoth ps). Consult the old Doctor.” A allmay save future suffer- and shame, ars Lo life. 8@~ Book ife's (Sccret) Error: s (stamps). Medicine and wiiti ccure from exposure, Address F. D. CLARKE, M. D., 186 So. Clark St., GHIOfi\QQ, ||.|n Terzible | CMAHA MEDICAL ¢ SUBGIDAL INSTITUTE, N. W. Cor. 13th & Dodge Sts. YOR THE TREATMENT OF AL Clronic and Sureical Diseages BRACES, Appliauces for Deformities and Trusees. Test fucllities, appar 1 (rontiuont b eyor ouical or Surgical Treatment. FIFTY ROOMS FOR PATIENTS. Board and atiendamos; best hospltal nocominoda ttons 11 (e weat. 0UTARS o Doform|ioa spd Dra WHITE vet, Curvature Tuss0s, o Cancor, Catarh, 1) Riectricity, Paralyss, Epileps: A Eye, ar, Kita wud Bigod, and al BurionJporatiand Diseases of Women a Specialty. BooX ON DisgAsES oF WOMEN RE) ONLY RELIABLE MEDICAL INSTITUTE MAKING A SPECIALTY OF i SPECIAL PRICES ON MEN'S SUITS, The is nothing sensational about our method_of advertising, we always have o good business reason for what- ever we do. This week wi give you a bargain in Suits, and it will pay you to look at them, ‘Dr. J.E. McGrey, One of the Most Successfal SPECIALISTS In the Treatment of all Chronic or the | So-called Incurable Diseases, Eye, Ear, Thriat, Lungys, Liver, Bladder, Kidney and Nervows Dis- eases trcaled with success un- equalled, A cure guaranteed in all cases of PRIVATE aid SKIN DISEABES. Al disorders of the BEXUAL ORGANS CURED and MANHOOD wnd ENERGY HESTORED CONSULTATION FREE. Treatment by correspondence. Bend stamp for reply. Office--Bushman Blocs, Douglas Sts. Omah 16th and » Neo PRIVATE DISEASES. All Blood Disensew o A Byphilive 0% Trom. the Systom withont ry. ative (reatmoat for lows of Vital Power, bo Lrented L home by loutions confidentla sent by mnil or ks 0 10 Ti oAl Tk end lilstory o n pintn wrapper, oar BOOK TO MEN, FREE; s o1 Al i your case, and we wilk Omaha ‘h.dlx‘lll ond Surgwal liullluu, or DR. McMENAMY, Cer. Uith and Dodge b, = = OHA!lA. NED. Dr.%mnne &Go OMAHA DISPENSARY. NERYOUS, Cliton1o and PravATe DIsEAses of MEN and WOMEN successfully treated. YOUNG MEN ¢ from the orare t <ot M ity Kidney T e 0f the il speedy Cire. pour 1o especiilly Lo th MlDDLE AGED MEN g Lo urinmry ¢ 1 b6 tound, and aone sl partic Wit b o i L ol a hin a0 1 is the second doctor will gnar and & healthy ans, Consultis Yeung Man's Friend, or Gu'de to Wedlock,”” FIEE T0 ALL. ADDRESS DR SPINNEY & CO., Cor10th & Douglas Sts,, O omat Diage nsary, cor. 12th aiid M sas City, Mo. MIOn this ipors Nebraska National ~ Bank, 8. DEPOSITORY, OMAHA, NEB. [0 l.. Capital. ... Surplus. . H.W. YATes, Prosident tivn, Vice Fresident TouzALIN, 204 Vice President, 8, Hu Cashie )it DIk W. V. Monse, JOUN E. COLLING, HW, Yaies! Lewis 8, Reep, A E. TOUZALIN, Banking Office THE IRON BANK, Corner 120 and Farnaim Sts. A Geueri: Bauking Uusiness I'ransactods = »