Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 5, 1889, Page 8

] THE CITY. iternal revenue 168, The collection at the department Thursday ¢ s arrested _yesterday yus dog. He willbe aturday. LR J. G. Johnson w for keeping a vic tried at 10:30 a. m., The county ‘un\.-d of the & ‘““'"""‘.\ county attorne Di, P, S. Keogh will reccive 8150 per nmnm Vm This services ns county phys cian. instead of 100, as heretofo Thursday the county ceived from the state count of the school appropr The fuueralof Edward Crecdon of P. J. edon, will be held to-day at St. Philomenn's cathedral at 9 a. m. The horse of A. Mayer fell yesterday near the 13. & M. depot and broke both logs. He was afterwards shot by the garbage maste An iron stairway is being built at the new bridge where it crosses Sixth street for the accommodation of the employc of the smelting works, lumber yards and rajlways at that point. Mr. Thomas Davis, of India granted permission yesterday to build a four stor warehouse, Tl structure will be on Howard, between Eighth and Ninth streets. It will be 124 feet long, 60 feet high and 44 feet wide, and will cost upwards of 30,000, Tt has already been rented to George Sehroeder & Co., of this city. have ap- Timothy | commissione 22,000 bond of treasur 2,10 on ne wtion fund. son Y olis, Personal Paragraphs. mer Eiliott left Thursday evening for i1 City of Mexico, where he will reman until spring for the benefit of his h Mr. 1. R. John b, the Dostonians, of mpany, pears at the Boyd the 1ithinst, is in the city. T, J. Stillwell, ma of the Bemis Omaha Bag Co., retu home yesterday morning from n||(xlu|mm|(mn in the east At the Arcade: L. Castor and wif Wilber; dohn R, mm..-m Orleans: J Lemon, I ington: D.H Connolly,O’Ne John W. Black, Nebraska City. Mr. John A. MeShane left for last evening. He expects the vostofiice bill will como up in the house within the next few days, and feels confldentof its passage. Mr. the 2 ROY Washington ugustus Kountz, of New York, of well known banking firm of Kountz Bros., has been on a brief Visit to his brother, Mr. Herman Kountz of this city, and 1o Tor New York this evening. At the Barke coln: W. A. Madden, St. Louis: R. W. L. McDonald, 1 Chadron; Mrs, H.M. ( The Ki William Baker, better recently was defeated by a bird contest, was fined concealed weapons, Hendricks, i Martin, 3 P, Sheldon, , Oakdale. Kined. known as Kid, who “rank Parmalec in 50 for carrying A Popnular Pastor, Rev. and Mrs. Crane were presented, at the Hillside church, through A, M. Kitchen, superintendent of the Sunday school, with a package of silver dollars and'a richly framed life-size portrait of Mrs. Crane. December's Stamps. The sale of postage stamps at the Omaha postofice during the month of December amounted to §16, and that of the velopes to £3,305.65. This is an increase of 25 per t over the sale in November and nearly 35 over that of the same period last year. il Snatched From Death, Thursday night Tom Harrigan, the well- known one-armed flagman at the Union Pacific crossing on Tenth street, fell under the wheels of a west-bound dummy and would have been crushed todeath had it not been for the prompt action of a hotel runner named R. J. Miles, who snatched him away in time to save him from a horrible cnd. The Tramway on Stilts, The cable tramway company have placed braces under the yokes of the track on Nodge strect between Twenty-seventh and Twenty- eighth as supports since the pipe burst of Wednesday night washed away the earth upon which the track was buili. The cars are thus allowed to run to the terminus, but no passengers are allowed beyond the eastern end of the cavity. A el Church Mission Fair. The church mission fair held at the Na- tional hall, corner of Williams and South Thirteenth streets Thursday night, was a grand success, A large crowd was present. All seemed happy, and the smiling faces gar- anteed satisfactioy. Undoubtedly many ‘wondered what should be done with ali the edibles and utensils that were left. This in- tricate question was solved by continuing the fair last mgm. and every thing was sold atlow prices or gi Pauper Witnesses, Several paupers from the courty poor farm were heard by the grand jury Thurs- day in roference to the clection frauds. They said they had voted, and claimed the right to vote as Anierican citizens. “It's not our fault that we're unfortunate,’, said one of them, “‘and I'vo lived m the state of Ne- braska twenty-six ycars., 1 think I had a right to vote. Mr. Maboney did not ask mo 10, and I saw him refuse to allow one man trazy man, but no one would think he was razy—to go out.” Pears’ is the purestandibest soap ever made. Caught it With the Camera. Several photographs of tne eclipse have made in Omaka by Dr. H, Reinbold, These alow two rays of light, extending us far as forty degrees toward the zenith ina north- erly direction, aud which have also been ob- seryed by the Harvard college expedition to Californin, This phenomenon will probably be the object of scientifie investigation, as similar has been observed hereto. fore. DPrintsof the negative are exhibited at Katon’s photograph gallery ‘on Farnam strect. ———— 1 bave suffered with rheumatism for quite « & pumber of years, and after t Salva. tion Oil [{! onounce it the best remedy | have ever used. Mus. J. Zivvermay, Wetheredville, Md. Caution insures safety, aud all cautious ple o colds with Dr. Bull's Botigh Syrup. Sergeant Haze claims that the arrest of Chief Galligan, just after the New York store fire Thnrsday morning, was fo ul on him by the abuse of Galligan, Hax that he had reported the finding ot "tha stolen blankets in the box and under the seat of hose cart No. 2 sud was instructed by Captain Green t0 have the firemen return them. Whllo speaking to the firemen about the matter, Galligan, who was intoxicated, com- mncodmumu at him and call him vile He shook his fist under Haze's nose d struck him on the lip. Haze says he did wish to arrvest the chief, but his conduct Was such that un arrest was necessary, Ho 8 he has a number of witnesses who will substantiate this testimony. "TAL 2:80 yesterday afternoon the sergeant an information in the police court it Galligan, and the chief will be tried jury to- du) or Monday. Pfldun Cry for Pitcher's Castoria, WWhen Baby was sick her Castoria. hen she was & Child, she cried for Castoria, When slio becamo Miss, she clung to Castoria, pupmmnmm;mm-um > 4 THE AUSTRALIAN SYSTEM, Itis Discussed ata Meting of Omaha Oitizens. The mecting of the Knights of Labor and such othee citizens as are interested in re forming the present system of voting, was held in the city hall Thursday night, The atiendance was small, and some of the cxpecte speakers were but shortly after 8 Abernethy took the chair the mecticg to order. He plained that the attendance was due to of and then introduced the first speaker. He ed to the recent ¢ jons, and said re sults would have been differcnt in many cases had the balloting been done in avso lute He thought that the Austr lian systeni, or some suitable modification of it, would be beneficial, and that a clause should be added to th charter, enabling t city of Omaha, at least, to adopt it, | |h t that any one should be eligible to n for office if backed up by u petition signed h\ 200 citizens. ‘G. M. Hitcheock was not surprised that organized labor had taken up the task of re forming the ballot, for it was the g sufferer by the present system. The election showed that in many cascs it was money that voted, and not men, and it was in the intercst of intelligent men to adopt some plan to_overcome the evils of the pres ent . The Australian plan seemed the best, a if it was given atest in Omaha and proved satisfactory, it would doubticss be in- corporated as a state law by the next legis. lature Con Lyn that all the Charles and ex o'clock slim advertising brook and said could be xt speak vils of the count 1 to the misrule of the ballot-box, e the use of money helped to form t you almost can call a monarch Australian system would do away with this, and the meeting should take steps to bring it before the legislature for the snefit not only of the workingman, but of one. J. DPoints referred to the slavery that was Ding upy land, and said that that the sec ballot alone could prevent money rying the el 1 wa industrial from car- ight . public meeting, ised, should be ealled, and it s finally decided to hav t Thiursday tas the time, and the eity council cham- ber as the place. ' The management was left in the hands of Messrs. Hitchcock, Bsta- brook and Abernethy as a committee, and the meeting adjourned. About Horses, Zulu Magnetic Oil cures ring bone, nsprains,ete. Ask your druggist. EX-COUNTY A AN ORNEY w. Tells of His Work While in Oftice. B W. Simeral, retires to the private his profession. His place DY D ] Matoney, ted, whose assistant is Justice rercal Yesterday ex-county attorney, practice is filled recently elc Shea. Mr. of Simeral was inducted to oftice in Jan- as the lirst county attorney of Douglas. That beipg a fact, it required on his part a formation of the machinery of the office almost entirely. “The great volume of his business has been tion of criminals. This kept Mr, Simeral and deputies busy all the time. The fact that the county attorney in most cascs tho zrand jury, s lately 3 supremd court, m 1 office of great responsi- consequently one requiring judgment, and discrimination. eral has tried during the two years s been in oftice in the numhl)mhuml of 175 jury cases, or an average of about thirty to the term. Out of that number, consider- ably over two-thirds were convicted. Ho tried six murder cases, two of which he in- herited from the la: strict attorney, Lee Estelle. He has paid into the county troas- ury 8900 on forfeiture bond; collected fines 0f $1,500, has_tricd a number of cwvil cases for thie county, and there has been hardly a a week in which he bas not givena writ- ten opinion to the board of ‘county comims- sioners or some of the county ofic Dur- ing his admmistration, the county commis- sioners advised with him relative to the enormous expenses of the county jail and the alleged abuses practiced there. He ro- quested the judges of the district court to call a grand jury, the only one called_during his term, for the purpose of i stigating jail affairs. The report of the grand jury, s well as the subsequent _action on tho” part of the county commissioners, which resulted in redveing ()m cxpenses of this institution fully one-third, is well known to the readers of Tue Bee. It was through the county attorney’s action in sccuring a mandamus in the supreme court of the state that finally settled the city council-police board embroglio infavor of the city. This was o vexed question that excited and un- settled tho business of the city for months, Mr. Simeral is of the opinion that it would be a grave mistake for the legislature to in any way tamper with the present law governing the police, or abolishing the po- mission as it is now constituted. He observed that if anything, greater power should be given to them so as to alicnate the police and fire departments in a way that would relieve them from the whims of the city council. This could be effectively ac- complished by so amending the law as to permit of this depmtment fo levy taxes for the support of these two arms of the govern- ment, as is done in most, nu-u-unnluun cities. In retiving from office Mr. Simeral fully appreciates the kinduess of the judges of the courts, before whom he has so frequently appearcd; also the courtesies extended him Dy the colnty commissioners, county oficiuls, chiief of police aud police force. to Mothers. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup should al- ways be used for children teething. It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all pain, cures;wind colic, and is the best remedy for disrrhaea. ,25c 4 botle, [y et R Nebraska's “Ohicken Feed." Upwards of £5,000 in all_spocies of United States coin, bills and ehocks was received at the postofiice Thursday. Itis compulsory for country postmasters of Nebraska to send the cash wulated during each preceding quarter to the postmaster of Omaba. This must be done during the first two weeks of cach There are 900 postofices in Nebraska, and as cach has to roport in o reg- istered letter or package, the resultis that a great deal of extra work falls to the lot of the clerical help at the postoflice. The pre- cious coin ed in all kinds of pack- 0 On ol silver dol: seventy-fi cigar box Advic , three dimes and ¥, Wis _sent in a Seventeen one-dollur bills were rolled ina piece of flannel and sent as a Swad.” Five ten-dollar gold picces were wrapped in cotton wool and forwarded in n pill box. Each receipt requires five entries and two receipts must be post- master remitting the einent rded to Wasiington with on of the r given by Postmaster Gallagher,) is human, but you make no if you use Dr. “Jones' Red oni¢ for dyspepsia, costiveness, bad breath, piles, pimples, ague and malaria, poor appetite, low spirits, or diseases of the kidneys, stomach and i 50 cents, Goodman Drug Co. - - Bank Officer: The anuual meeting of the stockholders of the Bauk of Commerce was held Thursday. Nearly oll the stock was represented. Geo. E. Barker, E., L. Bierbower, ¥, B, Johnson, Chas. Metz, J. L. Miles, 5. W. Croy, A. T, Rector, J. N. Cornish, Gustave Anderson, L, B. Williams, E. A. Benson, Wm. Sievers, 5. R. Johnson and George Paterson were elected directors, and the three gentlemen first mentioned respectively president, vice president and cashien A semi-annual dividend of 3 per cent was declared, It is stated that this might have been raised to 4 per cent. A committoe, consisting of J. N. Cornish, F. B, Johnson and George Barker, wus ap- nointed to consider the question of making the institution a national bank. he Omaha Bankiog cowmpany bhave elected (o err mistake Clover | absent THE OMAHA DAILY as dircctors Denis Curinin, erlund and W. G. Fafinder, v M. Lee and C. R. Scott ham, A. P. Ack S. Curtis, An Absolnts Cure. The ORIGINAL ABIETINE OINTMENT is only put up in large two ounce tin boxes, and is an absolute cure for old sores, burns, yrounds, chapped haads, and all skin erip- tions, Will positively gare all kinds of piles, Ask for the ORIGI ABIETINE OINT. MEGST. Sold by cents per box—by mail 30 conts. - Die, Burglar When Lew Hawkins reached his home at 800 Howard strect about 11 0'clock Thursda night, he found himself face to face wi burglarin the hallway. The fellow struck him and attempted to knock him down, Haywl s too much for him, anda ¢ of well-directed blows left the by ing on the floor, He then § knife in abscnce of any othe pianting his kne on the threate to end the latter mediately if he di surrender. burglar readily consented to this and Lew with knife in hand marche the nearest policeman, On returning home wlins nnd his wife found that although considerable rumaging had been done noth. ing but an apron was missing. It is sup. poscd that the burglar intended to use this article to wrap up the valuables he intended stealing, At the police station the chop- failen burgiar gave the name of Harry Hiley. For delicacy, for purity. provemont of the complexion, equals Pozzoni’s Powder. ne v and for im- fiothing Retail Groeers The association of Retai) Grocersof Omaha met Thursday night in the Y. M. C. A. build- ing. The meeting, which was one of a most or- derly and businessike natire, was for - tho of o The following ofi- Ofticers, G. ¥ Munroe, president; J. AL St Courtney, treasur was m 110 constitution. and bys laws were given cousideration. e Yourself and Family a supply of Zulu Magnetic ism, spy ete., and ding Ointment for ¢ uts, bur ns, Ask your druggist. S - ing any claims and Central or M Neb., are hereb rrotect By keeping Oil for rheums Zulu Hex sores, et All persons cither the ( hotels of Kearney quested to present sage, as settle all accounts at once. oT. C. BRAINARD, Proprietor. Another Safe Blow With the help of a crowbar, burglars en- tered the new saloon of I'red Stein on Four- teenth and Jackson streets Thursday night. Stein, entering the saloon yesterday morning, found everything in disorder and the safe blown open. Fortunately, there was but about &} in the safe in_small change. The ieves, however, found the cigars, and stole worth of the 'best brauds they could lay their hands on. il Bluffs Nonpareil, 12, 1880. We are credibly informed that the mortalit from diphtheria, under the treatment of D Thos. Jefferis of this city is merely nominal, not excecding one-fifth of onc per cent. Such being the case no time should be lost in plac ing his remedy within the reach of ey family and thus save annually hundreds of thousands of lives. Diphtheria is the most ally destr ve pestilence that afllictea the world during the last hundred From the Cd Dec : OrricE, Couxcin, BLures, Jan, 1 do not hesitate to suy that the su cess attending the use of Dr. Jefferis' Pr ventive and Cure for Diphtheria has no cqual. I speak from experience, having used it in my own family; I am also well acquainted with the facts connected with its use in our city. W. R. VAavGny, Mayo: No physician required. Price of remedy $3. Addres, box No. 457, Omaha, Neb, (Dr. Jofferis has retired from ‘active practice.) — . 2 There will be a shooting tourney—the last of the season—upon the Omaha Gun club grounds this afternoon, live bird, blue rock and turkey shooting. Knappand Dingley, professional bykers, arrived yesterday morning from Denver and Minneapolis respectively, and have gone into training at the colosseum for the great six- day race, that begins next Monday ufternoon, Jack Messitt has been signed by Manager Selee. For Abuse of Alcohol. Use Horsford’s Acid Phosphate. Dr. W. E. Crane, Mitchell, Dak., says: *It has proven almost a specific’ for this disor- der; it checks the vomiting, restores the ap petite, and, at the same time, allays the fear of impending dissolution, that is so common to heavy drinkers.” In the feports of the awards at the bench show Thursday, the following two classes wera accidentally omitted : ernards—Cicorge P, Pullman, Silver City, Ta., first on bitch and f third on puppies. Onoof tho latter was sold 3 ccond on dog. rett, first; J, W. Pad- dock second, and P, L. Forgun, of this city, second. YAL RANGLS ,l A R POWDER Absolutely Pure, This powdernever vq strength and whole ical than the ordinary in competition with ‘the multitude of low short weight alum or phosphate powders, onlyin caus. Ray u "liaking Fow Wallstreet, New York. {es, A marvel of purity ness. More ec 10, and cannot be ANGLO-SWISS CHOCILATE AND MILK. Comblnation of Confeaszd Milt and the Best Chozalate, Sold by 2 Paxton, Gallagher & Co, 70 hStreet. Richardson Drug Co. 1007, 1009 Jones Street: W, Gentleman, 16th and and Cass Strects, W. H, Gladstone, 108, 1819 Don glas 58, \ , 707, 700, 711 South .n.-.lm:m Drug CB, at %5 | BEIS SUACOBSO], For Strains and §prains. Evidence, Fresh, New, Strong. Mt Besmnt, Tox e 90, 1 ack; conld ned t. Jueods OLL; Buffered 8 Yonrs, 1A stran of ho. ¥, WALLAOE. On Cruteheos. Oambrides. Ohjo, dune Two weeks on erutche 8. Jacobs Oil; evrea: your. DAY Usod Cane. Tourton, Tenas, Jgns 43, 1881, Bprained my back: had tosuke eane; whs cured 7 B Jacotn 011 After 2 mom i.m MRS, ONEVIALD. AT DRUGOIATA AND DEAMERY THE CHARLES A. VOGELER ©0., Ballimore, Md. it eared. "No od o Toburs f pain tn one 188 The Ga—Gen: troubled About twi s of mec began to dee Preo's ‘!ll Trlw June M, tl On of my .mh\r 0w “ull rheumati m and dmr xlm nl’\| 1 'was pe nmlr d to R Another chill hag A 5 The Siif from reveral Food doctors, but without b ol L EEai A P e PO vt Eane SO A AR 10 bottfes sho tas complotely cured. Now sLo has a full and heavy head of balr-a robus b 14, Tfeel 1t but my dul F0 A a6 portianent cure, Ric Hiti, Mo, Bpecifie ¢ I s wtatoment. CRATTANO0O. Bwifi s mo for o 1o Crab B e 1 4 Conre ot i, Ky, whero bl Lot N ¢ ATerily. Ghsery ight, gien egn (& Spgenr on iy 7 liuse ¢iadually hereased Bt uiders. 1 was navised (0 try S mmediately after (akin improve, slowly At Hrel, afthrwards, and ‘soon foll of iy’ trouble. M Cugnly eitansed, fatht, and 1 owe my present coudition o ppricel S0 Voo iediciun {hoeril Vo thia atatenient that ooh ¥ flored s L have mny reap (h MARDY M. BURT, 21 Wi | HoMmR, L., M Co.,Atiwita, it moro T hing remain 00 18 now Vter free from ift Epectfio ‘About two ynve way on. tated tha foeling well that the physiciaus dono for me brou ermanent allof. - Frionds. isisted 3 ould give S. 8. 8. a fair trial, although ousht It wolili bs thiowiug wivay miotiey: Ator taking . thorough corrst, 16y heith god strenpth retormed and Tt 8.8 alone cured me, as 1 dis thers whiie using 1. As @ tonlo I c: eartily recommend It § foF general certalnly 18 a speotfio. W. F. BRILJLS, J. Fiowen, Li.—1 know Mr. W. F. Bridges, and 'll.lny (hat his ptatoment 1s correct. JOBEPIL SHELTON, Dr it ! Treattso on Blood and Skin Discases ma [ tres i Bire Sracinio O, “rower 4 ‘ Atiavta, Ga. \IPRDCI‘DENTED ATTRACTION t A MILLION DISTRIBU Louisiana State Lottery Company. Incorporated by the legislagure of 1508, for ducational and” Charitable purposes, and its anchise made a part of the present State Con- fon, in 1579, by un overwhelming povular Tts MAMMOTH DRAWINGS take place Semi- Annually (June and Decembery and its GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS take placein eachiof the other ten monthis of {lie year, andave all drawn in public, at the Academy of Mus New Orleans, La. FAMED FOR TWENTY YEARS, For Integrity of its Drawings, and Prompt yment of Prizes, TESTED AS FOLLOW “We do hereby cortity that arrangements tor all tiie Monthly nual Drawings of The Louisiana_ State Lotte Company, and in_person manage ané control the Drawings themselves, and that the same are_conducted with houdsty, fairness, and in £00d faitl toward all parties, and we atthorize the company to use this ce ate, with fac- similes of our signatures attached, i its adver- tisements.” COMMISSIONERS. We, the nndersigned Banks and Bankers,will cayall Prizes drawn in The Louisiana State aotteries which may be presented at our coun- . Louisiana Nat, Bank, ate Nat'l Bank suns Nat'l Bank, CARL KOH. ational Bank. GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING, At the Academy of Music, New Or- leans, Tucsdey, January 15, 1889, CAPITAL PRIZE, $300,000. 100,000 Ticksts at Twent Dollars each. Halye:, $10; Quarters, $5; Tenths $2; Twen- tieths, $1. 1 PRIZ 1 PItIZ 1 PRIZ 1 PRIZ 2 PRIZ PRIZ 25 PRI7 100 PRIZ 200 PRI7 500 PRIZ o APPROXDMATION PRRIZES. 100 Prizes of 0 100 Prizes of 100 Prizes of TENMINAL 768, of #100 & S of 100 a LIST OF PRIZES, 530,0.0 15 10,00 i OO0 5. #00,07) 100,000 0,00 100,000 Cupliai Frizid ar nul prizes. 4 LT, or any furthor information delisery wil elopo bearing y A DAUPIIN, ‘Washington, D. Address Registered Lettars o NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK That REMENBER 6 ; twe I BANK ymous sehiemes.” AR s the price of UED BY ( offcred tor lups in our nan DENTAL Institute! nthulf rates tractod without pain. mouth free. Send §eent llllm|- with corr ton Blk., 16¢h and Parnam, LF L'L —COMPORTING, Epps s Cocoa. BREAK A thorough knowiedge of the natural laws Rovern Uit operations of digestion and nutri- O tho e proper- ps hus providud our oy which flon, ahd by i earoful wppilcatic i o wolI'50 actio Cocom, M. St bl with i dsiicaiely AVGTE hoorge Wby save s ‘wiuny heavy doctor bill Ticius tine 0f such arcicles Of delt thit & il strong it whi by th 1 ition way be gradually bullt wh i b Lo resist every tendency 1o d areds @ i ln re flouting Kk wherever uany @ fatal shuft. by ‘kocping our ith v Lood: ana ' Droferly noarianed Ciyil Seryice G stmply with boili A EpiN e, | CANCER:: Free LD MeMICH 101 Wabsah A v, Chicag SATURDAY, For thepast year is one of unparalelled growth. and our trade has increased beyond all expec JANUARY 5. 1889 UR REGORD We have enlarg bations, ed our store {o almost twice its former size, This is the third year of our business career in Omaha, and-those who have watched us grow from our small beginning tc our present proportions cannot deny that this rapid growth is only due to our efforts to conduct our busigess upon the strictest principles of ntegrity and fairness, fact, that this ¢ We have the ambition to excel an only be don» by a steady 4 in the coming year the bu lherence to these prineip pledge of absolute fairness in all our methods. siness of the past and ave alive to the les, and we invite custom under the Having completed our inventory we find in the diflerent departments some goods which, owing to the open season, have not moved so frecly as other ter goods, and 1 ause we can I not aftord to e » reduced the price on them from Yy over any In Underwear we offer the A lot of good Scoteh Mixed Shirts and Drawers at A lot of splendid fancy mixed Merino Shirts from 60e¢. We begin to-day a gen to 50 per centy ), reduce and Drawers in a reral closing out sale of all these wine pot that they are worth any less, but yoods from one season to another. following extraordinary reductions d from 50ec. beautiful shade at 40¢, reduced A small lot of extra fine Scarlet Shirts and Drawers warranted pure Cochineal Dye, at $1.28, sold formerly for $1.75. In our Hosiery Department we offer a large lot of all wool seamless Hose at 15¢ a pair; this is the greatest bargain ever offered in thisline than 80c. A lot ofelegant CaShmere Sc A lot of very fine all wool seamless Hose, double heels and toes and splendid colors, at 28¢ duced from 85c. PLAIN FIGURES AND ONE PRICE, raska Clothing Company Corner 14th and Douglas Streets, Omaha, Phe liberal respo pcople, Nelraska National Bank, VVERY GRATIFYING. nse to our £10.00 Suit ien we offer nm!vlfl and we me re are still OVERCOATS HAV TUMBLE look at them, V. §. DEPOSITORY, OMAHA, NEB, Paid Up Capital. Surplus HW. 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Medicing and wiitings sent everywhere, secure from eXpoBure. Hours, 8o 8, Sundays g to 12. Address F. D. CLARKE, M. D,, 186 8o. Clark §t., CHICAQO, ILL. Dr.Sl ey &0 OMAKA DISPENSARY. NERVOUS, CHoNIc and PRIVATE DISEASES of MeN and WOMEN successfully treated. YOUNG MEN Suffering from the eflocts of youthtul follies or in s cured prompily without both a5 cents dhissouns MI'DDLll-Z AGED" MEN o frecquent There re r vanied by w ML ennnot weeoint ¥ medinent particles of or W r i thin Aeing toa durk or torpid ik w0 ALL. ADDRESS DR SPINNEY & CO.. 16th & Douglas Sts,, or National Dis. corner 2th and Main, Kansus City, Mo ntion this pape STATEMENT OF THE CON- DITION OF THE Dougas County Bank of Omaha, At the close of Business Decomber Jlst, 1858, RESOU I( Real Fstate g )i () ud Fixtures anks and Hunkers Loans and_ Discouiits Cash, und Cash Exchiunges 0 6 LIABILITIE capital paid in Diie Bunks and Binker Deposi n i He-disc 3 Certitied Cliock Undivided Pronts £100,000 0) 27 ) ) (0 100 ) 4,008 03 PRI MUEL C. SAMPLE, Casliicr State Line. To Glasgow, Belfast, Dublin and Liverpool From New York Every Tuesday, 3 and #30, according to location Cabin pa fon #0110 .0, oF state 1o 1 w10 and fr Lowest lutes TIN BALDWIN & CO., Gen'l Agents, 53 lironaway, New York, JOUN BLEC en'l Western . 164 Itandolpli St., HARRY L. MOORES, Agent, Omiabia, Reduced Cabin 1tates to bibition, tecKPlano Steer AU Chicago, WBUBBRIDPF BROS, CIvic, ki, Circulurs frec Curcd by SPANISH &1 Neb. J, WesthiN LEMEUY (U, is sold by other dealers at no less duced from 30c. re- d toes at 20¢, OMAMA SURGICAL INSTITUTE, N. W. Cor. 13th & Dodke St YOR THE TREATMENT OF ALI Chronic and Sureical Disbases BRACES. Appliances for Deformities and Trusses. Tert aclities. appamtus and remies for rucce | gui treatment of 6rory form Of Giscaso requiring l\l'rhl or Burgical T'reatment. FIFTY ROOMS FOR PATIENTS. Board and attenda: ; best hospital accommodas ! ugneth g wost L ®% Cliiout.ans on Deformitics an. b Fch Gty of tho Lpfe BESE Boensy: Kiiey. Bindds arar. imier B S setiicley Ceacaiviar Wslleny u..r.m.u{w.uum'u Disoases of Women a Spocialty, Book ON DismAsEs or WOMEN FRER. ONLY RELIABLE MEDIOAL INSTITUTH MAKING A BPECIALTY OF PRIVATE DISEASES. { Al Blood Diseasos suocesstully treatod. Syphil q Folnon uoved ok tho avalom ‘without n’.'mu'.‘}f i Testorniive (raatm Vital POrions unablo to vislt us may bo i Athoms | gorrospiadonco. " All o confldenti Bodichnos or loprumonts sent by bl or ex consuit us or Sond ai Se24n Plain wrappero i BOOK TO MEN, FREE; Dpon Private, Spociel er ervous Discasos, Im) foney, Sypiiis, Glost asd” varicecels, wich Questlo L. Address Omaha Medical and Surgical Inssitute, or DR, HcMENAMY, 0 Cer. 13th and Dodge Sta. - - OMAHA. NEB, | Your case, A Sure Cure ~=OR—, NS BAATEZ. 20 TO 6C DAYS. This is a dis which has Lieretofore Bufiled #1! Medical Science, We have World outside nyoaein the 1 one ghat las to cure the most obsunate 1t cuses (1083 15 the ol ch seated cases cit 1 hundreds who lave been «bandoned by Physicinng, und pronounced fus able, and we chiillenzo the World tobring 15 n case thut we Wil not cure i less thin s days o the history of medicin & trne specitio iilis has been sou for b inever atil onr GIC REMEDY Justifle | in waying s World that will pos- Medical Works, found was dis. it s th itively cur publizhed there wis ey witl enre whon Wiky waste your i medicines that v phy\umu-‘vl vy thing else ~hould (o verything el wid money with patent T ductor with hove nd 1t elxes y end vou GVER recover and been afiicted bt R dhe - Aiiowld by i means coniw 10 us o T OF ew Cases ever ot Many gelhelp and ik t ) from the Wo o threo yonrs Ater it apne W nore horriblo form This is W Purifier and will Cure any Skin or Blood Disense when Lverything Blse Iails. TR: GOOK REMEDY GU. Room 10 and 11, U, S, Nafional Bank building, Omahay Neb, Wealth is. Weallh! Wist's Newye AND BRAIN . atecd spacifie’ for Dysterin, Dizzl. Isions, 1its, Nervois Neuralgla, rvous Prosteation, caused by tha Falcgiol or tohaceo, Waketiiness, Muntal of tho Nrain, resilting Sunity, and lend g to misery, deciy and th, Prematire Old Age. Barrenness, Loss of Power in either sex, Involuntary Losses and spermatorhoea, cnised by over exertion of the Driin, self abise o oyor ingulgence 1 Dox contains ona month's trantment. #1 a hox, or wix boxes for ¥ sent by mull prepald on're. celpt of price. WE GUARANTEE £1X BOXES ny case, With each order recetyed b ceompanted With £, we wifl Jurchaxer onr. written guirdatee to Fetund the wmoney if the treatin effect o cure, Guarantees {ssued only by €. I GOODMAR. Dragalar, Solv Azent, 1110 Farnam teect, Omakit, Neb, D'y in Tocure 18 f0r 81X end the NV A L AW, Trovi 21 you ily Lrunsack 165 A, GUODRICH, ATT wro0ri SL, Clilcago; WVio o busingds quiekly “ud