Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 23, 1889, Page 8

R B T S S THE CITY. aragraphe. the Murray Millard is at the ersonal H. 1. Rich, Denver, i W. W. Dekker, St. Louis, is at th F. L. Petrie, of Kansas City, Paxton W. H. Munger, Fremont, is a guest of the Millard A. T. Galloway, of Neligh, is registered at the Paxton J. J. Buchannan, Hastings, the Murray. Harry Eller, of Yankton, Dak., Paxton yesterday. H. J. Smith, a_pron apolis, is at the Murra C. W, crand Charles Ganther, Lin coln, are registered at the Paxton (i M. Tfohl and William M. Bacon, of St Josoph, aro stopping at the Patton W. . Jones, gencral western passenger agent of the Minneapolis & St. Louis rafl rond, is at the Millard Miss Fannie Eaton, 615 Sonth REighteenth strect, will leave Omaha to-memow for Chi- cago, where she will visit fujgnds. F'rom there she ) to St. Louis, and will be sent from Omaha three or four months, Oune Permit. was granted a permit to build e cott to cost 300, on wath stroct Botsl Change David H. Walker has bought the stock and fixtures of the Canficld house, and will as. sume control on ¥ ary 1. 1t is said that the founder of the house, George Canfield, will retire into private li Gone to Lincoln. Commissioner O'Keeffe went to Lincoln yesterday to attend the meeting of state county commissioners, of which heis a cha. man of committee, The subject to be dis cussed s needed legistation respeeting county rouds and bridges, Fought In the Rotunda. George Deverell and D, E. Burnett had a pitched battle with fists in the Paxton hotel yesterday afternoon, and battered eact other ty badly before they woro separated. By 1 was arcested and fine rant has been issued for Deverell's is stopping at was at the nent artist of Minne- Jesse Davis n one story i "Pilden, ncar Marviage Licenses, The following marriage licenses were is sued yesterds Name and residence. Ao, { Prank I, Hummel, Omaha. . 2 Laura Lussell, Omaha....o.oiiueie.... .20 Martin Nelson, Omal o 1 Inger M. Chrisbenson, Omaha 2t Charitabie Ladies, The Swedish Ladies' 1elief society intends giving a ball on February 2 at the Exposition hall for the bencefit of the Scandinavian poor of the city. This socicty has already exprted itself in this respeet, and has been the means of affordi valuable relief to suf humanity dwelling in and around Omaha, plmint g i) A New Trust Company. Articles of ineorporation of the Commercial Trust company were filed yesteaday with County Clerk Roche. The new organization will do a general loan, trust and guarantee business, in South Omiana, with a capital of £100,000." The incorporators are U. H, Wal worth and Henry P, Camp, Justice Morvison's Conrt, Dwight E. Johnson applied for a writ of revlevin to recover a bugzy from the Colum- bus Buggy company. ary k. Stevenson claims that Stella Schwartz has left the pluce, owing 110 for rent. She believes that J.” I, Parotte is in vossession of some of Stella's property, and asks that it be turned over to the court, The Debating Club, Five members of the Omaha Debatin club met in room 48, of the Barker blo last night, and clected the following officers for the ensuing year: W. S. Pobpleton, president; G. R. Voss, vice president; W. Swoope, sccretary and treasurer. There were no debates. ‘The constitution was 8o amended that hereafter all absentees from a regular meeting will be fined 25 cents. The Mozarce Club, The members of the Mozart club met for the first time in their new quarters, room 5 Ware block, last evening. The former pla of meeting having been at Ninth and How- ard. The organization has been in existence oniy about three months, but is in a flourish- ing condition under the directorship of Miss Avrnold. There are now about tifty members. Germans En Masque. A party of masqueraders gathered at Ger- mania hall last evening on invitation of the ladies of the Giemmnan school. There was the usual variety of rich and expensive toilets and grotesque make-ups. Four beautiful prizes were awarded - two for the most hand. some and two for the best character repre- sentation. The unmasking occurred at mid- night aud was attended with o number of surpriscs. Tois was followed by a sumptu- ous supper in the basement., No Case Made. J. L. Rice was before Judge Berka yester- day, charged with resisting an officer, It will be remembered that Constable Martin Eddy, sccompanied by a man giving the name of Bailey, went to Rice's ofice to serve an attachment., He entered the office, and, as Rice affirms, without stating who he was or showing his badge, grasped the papers on Rice's desk. The latter objected to such pro- ceedings and pushed the constable away. A policeman was called and everybody in the ofee was arrested, The case occupied the attention of the court the entire afternoon, and was finally dismissed, Omaha Manufactures, The stock holders of the Paxton & Vierling Iron works at 4heir annual meeting the fourth year in succession, re. elected the old directors. The r port of the volume of business done during the year closed showed a gratif ying growth in every direction. About two hundred and 1ifty men have been employed continuously, and their salaries have aggregated, in 1885, nearly $100,00. More busincss calls for more money. The stockholders met this by authorizing an inc o of stock to £200,000 during 1889, and directing an imme- diate increase from $100,000 to §1:25,000, Police Regulations. Mayor W. . Sloan and Marshal James I?, Maloney of South Omaha have adopted rules governing tho police force.. Oficers are not allowed, when off duty, to visit drinking saloons, billiard tables, card rooms, or like idling places with their uniforms on, must study the inhabi- tants, suspicious characters, disreputable houses and questionable places, arc forbid {60 1 thterfare with the police judge, drink while on Uuty any liquor, or enter a saloon, house of prostitution or other disreputable Plll\‘ or take liquor in the station house, The violation of any of these rules adopted will be followed by summary suspension, Pears’ soap is the most elegunt toilet adjunct, e An Illegal Masquerade. A fine looking young lady was found Mon- bay night masquerading in men’s clothes on Cuming street in company with her husband. The police arrested them and at the police station they gave the assumed names of Abe Lincoln and Mrs, Lincoin, The couple re- side at 612 North Seventeenth street and have a highly respectable sppearance. They recently eloped from Minneapolis and were martiod horo by the Rev. T. M. House. On arrsignment the Jady said she had dressed up at home in men's clothes merely for the fun of the thing and supposed it would be no harm for her to take a short walk after night in men’s attire L rovided she was accompanied hy her bus nd, The judge fined her $10. A weapon had been found on her husband’s person and he was fined #. The- couple had spcnt the nwm in jail and felt terribly disgraced. THE OMAHA DAILY BhE WE D\IFSDAY JANUARY 23, A WATERWOLRKS COUNCIL. What the City of Florence Has to Consider. There is a prospect for trouble between the city of Florence and the Waterworks company. Mention of this was made sev. cral days ago, but the Waterworks company has been trving to keep the matter quict, and it has been stated furthermore that it is king arrangements by which it expects to elect its own council in Florence at the ensuink election, 8o that the question now a sue may be settled to its own satisfac tion, When the waterworks company loca- ted at Florence, it expressed a desire to have the streots eys which, if contin ed to the rive ald run through its property closed lorence was satisfica with the proposition, and consequently the council pussed an’ ordinance closing up the stroets and all in _ question, The ordinance, hoy passed upon the condition that the water works company would grade Washington and Bridge streets, which run to the river south of the property owned by the water works company, This work was to have been done last fall, but the water works company have made no effort toward living up to its agree ment. As a consequence since that time th citizens of Florencos have talked the matter over and some of the ofil cinls have scon the reprosentatives of the waterworks company and asked what was proposed to be done in the promises. These representatives stated that the cost of grad- ing would be in the vicitity of $,000 and that was more than the waterworks com pany intended to pay, and that it fused to pay that sum out., The citizens were taken somewhat aback by this failure on the part of the Water Wor company and have canvassed the matter and have alinost come to the conclusion that it necessary to_reseind the ordinance sis veferred to. The water- 1y, it is stated, has been dilly natter, and making promises, withi the hope of postponing action upon the matter until spring, wh a4 new coun- cil will be elected; and, it is imed, with the hone, based upon the number of men they now have in their em- ploy, ot beingeable to select a council which will not only not rescind this ordinance, but serve (o the Weprworks company ' the rights which it now Rus in the premises wit out the condition which was originally - posed upon it. William . Hall, waterworks company, stated to a1 e last night that the council of 1 would never rescind the ordinance giving the company authority to conduct its work that little village.” The streets that pany agreed to grade are Washin ridge. from Main street cast to the rive Hall is also responsible for the st 1t that the company commenced th vading theso two thoroughfares, in com pliance with the ordinance and the contract, two or three days ago The worst feature about cata wgereus tendency to consumption, Hood's Savsaparilla cures catarch by purifying the blood. vice president of th = R THE LICENSE BOARD. Mayor Broateh Appends His Signa- tura to a Number off Documenti. The license board met yesterday afternoon in the city hall bulding and granted threo ov four saloon licenses. The contested licenses rst on Farnam str auther on Teath and Bancroft were held overuntil Satarday next. and 8. P, Morse have b pear before the board Suturday afternoon at 2:30 and show cause why Foley & Darst may not be granted a license. The opponents to the license of Frank Swuther have also been notified to appear at the sume time. These are the only tw nloon licenses that arve con- tested, and when disposed of the board will have completed its work. After the board adjourned, the mayor signed the liquor licenses already granted, to- gether with 310 express licenses. The Grand opera_house license and_the Eden Mosee license were also signed. The mayor stated Lis willingness 1o sign the license of the Peo ple's theater, but said 1t was not filled up by the clerk, which would account for its ab- sence from among the batch of special licenses. In speaking of the Higgins liconse, the mayor thought the question would not come up again, at least, this year. He had no thought tnat Higgins would ever be granted a license, A Modest, Sensitive Woman often shrinks from consulting a physi- cian about functional derangement, and prefers to suffer in_silence. This may be a mistaken feeling, but it is one which is lergely prevalent. To all such women we would say that one of the most skillful physicians of the day, who has had a vast experience in curing discases peculiar to women, has pr pared a remedy which is of inestimable aid to them. We refer to Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription. This is the only remedy for woman’s peculiar weak- nesses and ailments, sold by druggists, under a positive guarantee from the manufacturers, that it will give satis- faction in every case or money refunded. See guarantee printed on bottle wrap- per. —— efferson Square Boomers. There is considorable activity among the Jefferson square boomers, but one would not be likely to discover the fact if he did not understand that they have resolved to say as litte about the matter as they pos- sibly can. They have remted two rooms 23 and 24 in the Ware block. One of these is rudely furmshed like an emergency campaign headquarters, TI'he most notic able feature in one of the rooms is a di mantled baer keg, on the top of which some- body bLas plastered a huge pin cushion. This is supposed by some to bo arelicof a former occupant of the room, though others claim it is the metaphorical bar'l which is to be utilized in the campaign In the other rooms there is a patent oflice desls, some yellow chairs,’a pile of photo- graphs of an imaginary city hall in o imaginary posey warden, drawn by some archilect whose modesty pre- vented him from attaching his name to the work. Every pediment spire, and pinna- clo is dotted by a god or goddess, who is chiefly remarkable for the amount of clothes he or she is capable of getting along without. This room is in_charge of I, J. MeArdle, and while Tie 1 1 was Dresent visited by Jim MeS Jim Creighton, Tom Fitzmorris and Chairman Balcombe of the board of public works. Each of these 5 men was as innocent s a babe, knew nothing of the city hali site question and quictly withdrew to discuss the subject, leaving the orter alone, Nonpareil, recredibly informed that the mortality from diphtheria, under the treatment of Dr. Thos. Jefferis of this city is merely nominal, not exceeding one-fifth of one per cent. Such being the case no time should be lost in plac ing his remedy within the reach of ever family and thus save annually hundreds of thousands of lives. Diphtheria is the most universally destructive pestilence that has afilictea the world during the last Lundred yeurs, SXECUTIVE OFPFICE, Covxcin Brurps, Jan. 7, 1882.—1 do not hesitate to suy that the suc- cess attending the use of D Jefferis' Pre- veutive and Cure for Diphtheria has no equal 1 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. It VavGuy, Mayor. n required. Price of remedy box No. 657, Omaha, Neb. (D! Jofferis bus retired from ‘active practice.) - Ixcursions to “lorida The first excursion to Sutherland will leave Omaha via the Wabash railway on Monday, January 28. For rates, tickets, sleeping car accommodations and full information, 1 on or write G. N, CLAYTON, 1502 Farnam st., Omaha, Neb, T Aimlessly Wandering Again, Mrs. Krown, 1117 South Seventeenth, who issubjoct to periodical attacks of lunacy, at which times she is seized with a desire to be- come a tramp, has again disappeared from bome, and it is thouglt is agaiu demented. No physi Cheap Suthertand right shoulder blade. Shois about fortyfive years of age, wnd | when last seen wore & biue dross, gray ghawl, cloth slippers, and a Targe switeh of falso ' hair. Last summer she wandeted Aivag, a4 was Tound. o1t wooks sRarwards near Gibson station, PROVED .\.l AILURE. The Northern Pacific will Inangurate the Old System. As a medium of simplifying the operation of a railway system the Northern Pacific some time ago abolished the office and d partment of general superintendent, and the duties involving upon this department re vorted to that of the general manager. In consequence a coterie of assistant weneral managers was appointed. After giving the matter A thorough trial, dyring which time, it is stated, the affairs of the company be came badly complicated, the Northern Pa cific hias concluded to reinstate the old ays tem of operating. 1t is said that the officials of that road have arrived at the inevitable conclusion since the new form was inaj ted, and that is that it takes one men to obtain the patronage and another tandle it 80 as to be satisfactory 10 all con corned. It is said that whilo the department of genoral supermtendent is_closely allied to that of general manager, as rogards the sult of the system on wlhich each is operated, that there is an ocean between them, id that experience has demonstrated that both are indispensible in the successful operation of a large railway system. 1t is also said that in railway contors the Northern Pacific is considered the most poorly managed line in the west, resulting, it is said, from the at- tempted combination of the departments of coneral manager and general suporintendent. Private information received in this city yes terday is to the effect that S. R. Ainshe, Wwho nas had charge of the eastern division of tho Northern Pacifie, will in the near future bo appointed general superintendent, with head quarters at St. Paul, and_that N. D. Root, now assistant general manager, will be mac assistant general superintendent, with hea quarters at Helena, As this matter has v suited from a thorough test, aud as it w the foundation upon which ' Vico President Holcombe was busing a_similar movement in connection with the Union Pacitie, it is thougit that he will benefit by the resultand avandon the project. A Silly Rumor. It was rumored Monday night on thejstreets that the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacifie road had decided to abandon South Omaha and leave the business of the yards to other lines, 8. 8. Stevens, general agent of the company, stated yesterday that the rumor wais 100 silly for notice, Business was eom paratively dull, he said, in the cattie line, and the Rock Island company had drawn out a number of cars and seat them up north to be used in the ice trade. Ice is pienty up there and in_demand further cast, and the cars have been called into use ‘as men tioned. Suit For D umages. An argument was made yesterday in the case of I1. H. Coolk against the Fremont, Ell- horn & Missourt Valley road. The case came up in Justice Wade's court. Cook sucd to re. cover £150 on uccount of his horse being killed by a t The defense was that thie plaintiff had no right to permit his_horse to run at large within the corporate limits of the city. No decision was reached. Railroad Notes. The Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe road has abolished the train agent scrvice, and yes- terday sixty of that gentry was retired. It1s also stated that the Union Pacifie, while not abolishing the system, will reduce the num- ber of train agents. w. i, traveling passenger agent of the [Burlington, has been assizned ina_ simi- lar capacity to the general passenger trafic of the northwest. ndent Ressequie visited Cut-Off sterday in view of extending the ommodations for the ice venders at that place Anoth Union | ine was received by the new en i 1 the Pittsburg shops yes ) to the clll in the U. IHll" 20 bed at. Elkhorn, where the accls sioncd by the land slide oceurred several days ago. The cut is to be widened ten feet, Messrs. Dickenson Ressequie, Hackney, Baxter and Buckingham, of the Union Pa- cifie, and C. L. Cook, the inventor of the ok safety switch, have made a test of the swiich m the yards in this city Dickinson states that it was satisfactory, and that in the spring several of this standard will likely be put in service at various points along the main line of the Union Pacifie, Yesterday when open, an_engine was run over it safely at the rate of forty-five miles an hour. C. M. Rathburn, of the Missouri is 1 the city. General Manager Holdrege, of the lington, has returnea from thé cast. Four ow gauge sleepers of the Utah ¢ brought in for repairs yester dific, Bur- McArdleites After Sealps, For a long time, the farmers iving in and and about McArdle vrecinet have been suff- ering from the depredations of a gang of horse and_cattle thieves. Valuable horses and cattle have been stolen with impunity, nd the authoritics scom powerless to pre- vent the outrages, Some wecks ago one of the thicves was captured at Schuyler with a stolen horse in his possession, and the farm- ers hoped that the gang would be broken up or scared off vy this, but were disappomnted, as, aftor a_brief cessation, the depredations have been renewed. From a gentleman from precinct it - was learned that th farmers have tired of this and have deter- mined to take the matter into their own hands and will hold ameeting at the S school house in the West Omaha prec West Dodue street at 1 o'clock next A for the purpose of raising means to bring about the arrest and punishment of the thieves. McArdle Cost of the City Schools. The following shows the expense incurred in the condnet of the public schools during the years mentioncd. Am'nt No tel's during begin- period i 1 year, From the General fund ar clos- Paid.. . § closing For the fiscal ing July 19, For fiscal year July 1 4 Gor ealendar yo ing Dec. 81, 1888, ,, For calendar year ¢los ing Dev. 81, 1559 3,504,582 400,79 ..300,623.12 ,500.00 Look at This. All kinds of merchandise and per- sonal property wanted in exchange for improved furms and wild land, Foveign Emigration Co., r 2 & 8 1502 Farnam st. - Ignorant of the Break. Mike Becker, who was arrested for drunk- enuess did not know that in - one of his falls on the slippery pavement he had broken his leg. He hobbled from the patrol box to the patrol wagon and on reaching the station made his way from the wagon to hus cell. He complained so much of his leg hurting him that Dr, Ralph, who was at the station, cxamined it and found one of the bones fractured just above the aukle. The limb was put in splints and Becker was taken to the hospital, A Dig in the Ribs If on the right side and lower part of the diaphragm, though playfully meant and de- livered, is caleulated to evoke profanity from a chappy whose liver is out of order. When that region is sore and congested, pokes seem fiendish. Look at 4 man's eoun- tenance ere you prod him under the ribs, If his skin and” eyeballs have a sallow tinge, you may infer also that his tongue is furred, his breath apt to be sour, that he has pains not only beneath his ribs, but also under the Also, that his bowels are irregular and his digestion impaired. In- stead of making a jocose demonstration on lun ribs, recommend him to take, and stead- persist in taking, Hostetter's stomach bnuri the finest antl-bilious and alterative medicine extant. Incomparable is it, also for dyspepsia. rheumatism, nervousues kiduey trouble, and fever and ague. 'I"lll‘ FL IMJI LAM GAME A Granger Fleooed Out of His Money by an Ameient Trick. Bruce Harper, aggranger from the vicinity of Colo, Ia., goes home to-day with a prac- tical knowledge of how the great flam'’ game is worked by sharpers in agreat oity. While Harper was leaning on the bar of a Tenth strestsaloon imbibing a few farewell bumpers preparatory to taking his leave on the cars for tho prohibition state,he chanced to display o #20 bill in scttling the account with the bartender. A well dressed stranger standing near asked him if he was willing to let him have the &0 bill for a number of smaller bills, Harper acquiesced, and the stranger counted out a number of bills, which tho granger in turn counted, and then turned over the £20 bill to the stranger, who gave the name of Thompson. Thompson suddenly remem bered that he would need the small bills and asked Harper if he would trade back again, He readily conscnted and counting out the money returned it to Thompson. The latter in turn handed a bill folded up to Harper, and the granger supposing it was the = #20 bill, thrust it into his pocket without looking at it. A couple of drinks were then at Thompson's expense and Harper loft ~for the depot There the favmer discovered that the stranger had given him a £2 bill iostead of a £2), He rushed back in past haste to the saloon where the trick was played, but Thompson had disappeared and with' him the §20, A Fire-Proof Hotel, Tt is said that Hon, William A, Paxton is seriously considering u scheme to transform the Merchants' hotel, situated near his mag nificent ofice building on Farnam street, into even-story five-proof hotel, to be ar- i and eonducted upon the Buropean Itis to be built upon the same general plan as the Gore house in Chicago, and in its appointments and finish will be a model of elegance and beaut Pozzoni's Complexion Powder is uni= versally known and everywhero es- teemed as the only powder that will im- prove the complexion. eradicate tan, reck and all skin diseases, Another Seconit Ward Meeting. All property owners and voters are re- quested to attend a mecting to be held “next urday ny t Hoffman's hall, corner Thivteenth and Williams strcets, for the pur- pose of consideving the question of locating the ity hall to “be voted on Februs Able speakers w subject will be intelligently and exhaustively discussed. COMMITIEE, Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies. strength and wholesomeness. More economieal than the ordinar inds, and cannot be soid in competition with the muititudes of low cost, short welght alum or phosphate powders. Sold ouly in_cans. Royal Buking Powder Co. 12 Wall street, New York, A marvel of purity PRECEDENTED ATTRACTION OVER A MILLION DISTRIBUTED! Incorporated hy the logislatare in Educational and Charitable purpose: franchise made a part of the present Sta stitution, in 1579, by an overwhelming popular vote, Tts MAMMOTH DRAWINGS take h\vc Semi- Annuzlly (June and December) and its GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS take place in eachof the other ten months of the year, andar all drawn in public, at the Academy of Music, New Orleans, L. FAMED FOR TWENTY YEARS, For Integrity of its Drawings, and Prompt Payment of Prizes, ATTESTED A8 FOLLOWS: “Wedo hereby certify that we supe e the arrangements for all the Montily and Semi-An. nual Drawings of ‘The Louisiana_State Lotter. 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O bioon | soug b, Who theated eral mon' Ty Su. wivice I Orchard Spiinear Ky, whero 114 oo 0F treationt tiad Earchilly obiervid. 1 reeov- ered, s 1 LI00gH1 but The Next spring pifme Uogen (0 apyiear on My tuco n | body. vieroased o sores tnd Tun: Was vl (o e Funiediaiely after taking it 1 eon Amnrova, slowly et fist, but b Bitrwaris, and boon uothin felt Py (roublar hry oo rapldly remained o is now thor. (e free from t condition perteot oiire— 1 Ivo Uils st 183 Ihave may roap the < HANDY M. BURT, 94 West raly. “4" Wiia 80 debintated dint dospuired Of ‘ever fealing well Sal tho physicinns dono for be b ormanent relicr. . Felends Inuiste I:uuld Kive 8.5 8 n fair rlal, olthor ot it Would be throw ing aw After taking a thorough conrse, g eengh bt anit 1 i i af o “cured mie, na 1 disc u-nflrhlln using 15, "Ag o tonie 1cun mos jeartily recommend 1t ; for al debil ummm lsaspecifio. W.F. Briroes,J. 1 know Mr, W. F. Bridgs s Statemont 15 correct ! JOsErH SHELTON, Druggtst. ! Trentien on Biood and Skin Diseases mailod e U BT Bikcario Co, Druwer & DR. BAILEY'S DENTAL ¥ Institute! I rates Filling at b Examination of the n Send i cent stamp with correspondeice, Paxton Blk.. Cor. 16th and Farnam. YELLOW SIGNS YELLOW TUBS Use “Paeriess Brand” BALTIMORE Fresh Raw Oysters, Selected and packed with cleaniiness & care by G, H. PEARSON & €O, Baltimore, Md They are the best. Ask your Groeer for them State Line. To Glasgow, Belfast, Dublin and Liverpool From New York Every Tuesdav, Cabin passage $35 and 230, according to_location or state room. Excnrsion $6 10 §4), Steerage to and from Kurope at Lowest Rates, AUSTIN BALDWIN & €O, Gen'l Agents, 5 liroaawiy, New York. JOHN BLEGEN, Gen'l Western At 4 Randolph st Chica, HARRY E. MOORE Reduced Cabin uth tree. Agent, O Rates to Glasgow I hibition. GOLD MEDAL, PARIS, 1878, BAKER’S Breakast Gocoa. Warranted absolutely pure Cocoa, from which the excess of Oil has been removed. It has mora than three times the strengths of Cocoa mixed with Starch Arrowe root or Sugar, and is therefore far more ccanomical, costing less than, one cent @ cup, 1t is nqurishing, strengthening, casily gested, and admirably valids as well as for persons in health, Sold by Grocers everywhere, V. BAKER & C0., Dorchester, Mass, zl 828, BJO Tansill's Punch Cigars wora shipped during the past Two v wier i our'omplov. No othor house in the world can trushe fulfyinake sl il fo-tgent. (donler wantod it ouch town. 0¥ SOLD BY LEADING DRUCCISTS, R.W. TANblLL&CO.fiE State bl.Chu.aao. ¥ or APOSITIVE Seneratans }’.‘;’ééé‘&’%‘:fi‘{f#’y; ot : KNT Henel s, i Foreien Can panidlon wad proaf malied ook, f enied free. Address ERIE MEBICAL C0., BUFFALON. Y, JOSEPH GILLOTTS STEEL PENS GOLD MEDAL PARIS EXPOSITION 1878, Nos, 303-404-170-604. THE MOST PERFEG’I‘ oF I’FNS. orne's Klectre. Magnetle fielt. | BT P, combined. Gakranteed o ‘only 0n0 1n tho world generating | ‘weontinuons Eleoirio d Magnetls current, Belentifo, Poworful, Dufabie, [Comfartabio aud Eifeciivo. Avold frauds, Hendneaiip (0 yan it /T8 FOIE DIAEARKY, OTRIO B INVENTOR, 181 WABASH AVE.. GHiGASO. PENNYROVAL WAFERS are muceessfully used monthly by over 10,000 Ladies. Are Safe, Effectual and Pleasant 1 por box by mail.or at druggists, Sealed Fartioulars 8 pORiARe MamDh: Address Tus Evresa Cuxmical Co., Derrory, Micy. For sale and by mail by Goodman Drug Co,, Omaha, Neb. 5 Il urinary troubles easily,quicks safuly cired by DOCTUKA Cape ases cured in seven day Rold drugglsts, or by mall from Do- £, (o' 112 White 5t.N . Y. Full Directions and Tumors cured, 25 years + Chlcago, 111, 1830, SDONT Flatter yourself that vou can Without an Overcoat this season and SDONT, Miss tho Fare opportunitios which we a now oflering in special barg Not in old styles and shop worn goods, but all of and the bes along Max Meyer--Established 1865.-Adolph Meyar Max Meyer & Bro., SIXTEENTIT AND FARNAM STREET General Agents for STEINWAY, CHICKERING, KNABE, VOSE & SONS, BEHR BROS., and JAS, W, STARR . |P=l-A-H-0-S Story & Clark and Shoninger-Bell Organs SPECIAL PRICES AND TERMS, Write for Catalogue Dr. J.E. McGrew, One of the Most Suceessfal SPECIALISTS In the Treatmant of all Ghronis, Spe- cial and Private UISI!BSES. LOSS OF MANHO0D, i sibalyoras Sexuul Organs, absolutely red. Pfll\’l’flfi DISEASES, ifeut\vittiins! anteel Q |l]~ treatment '(H‘ which Office--Bushman Blooc. 16th DDII“I&AS Sls. Omaha, Neo and Nebraska Natioml Bank Dr Sl imer& (o OMAHA DISPENSARY. NERvor nd PRIVATE Dis successtully treated, CHRONTC sES of nd WoMEN YOUNG MEN MTering from the effeets of youthful follies or indis re 1id n st cspecinlly o the MlDDLEbAGED MEN v o Wiy deposi Tound, und time 1o wiTl RPJeRF, Or T ik ish hue pearune fiment Wl purticles of 00 durk or torpi | ap any men who di ¥ ot a pe orat tion tre or Guide to Wedleck,” T0 ALL. ADDRESS DR SPINNEY & CO., Cor, 16th & Douglas Sts.; or National Dis er 1%th and Main, Kansas City,Mo TG SIOCKHOLDERS (ll‘ T F foreciosure mEalnst L any biss just been enter Court, Ninth Vircuit Disty FLy of that compiny will b underatun erly date. ‘Tho Reorganization Com mittee hereby gives notice thut stockhoiders of thit pivay W1 be allowed o FINAL 0pportunity to pro Lect their hitherto unussentod stock by snbseribing £0the new bonds and depositing their stock as hereto- foreadyertised 1tic received at the wiry, New York at the following terms, to-wit n 55 CENTS PER SHARE ING FROM TH ¥ NOV, 3, 1588, AT 12 M a i 0 TN United Lo Ney s Lo wald bonds will U.\ln..lw M. g critiers L the bonds will rec istCompany | 1 Atiting them L the samo numbor of Bhres wn ot deposited by theonand £ 1 bonds 1or ench 9 conts wid (0 cents rospeet’soly p ¥ th Lo duly ohiorsed i 12ution 1o the U ust ¢ ik forms | £or Lhis Authorization wnd copies sl cireulars ean b |4 ohtained npon anpication 4t the Cnion et Conte | B oy i, 5l v, Sever ok, M 1 TN Vi Sutod N T, ot 1588, H. 1 BALITZER, Chaleman, mnm'»\ MACDONALD, PO A, M. VAN WE (ll 0 hll\\l NGA THEODOIE SELIGMAN, REOKGANIZATION COMMITTER. U. 8. DEPOSITORY, OMAHA, NEB, Paid Up Capital #400,000 | Surplus H.W, Yare ident LEwis 8, Reko, Viee President A B, TOUZALAN, 20d Vice President: WL 8 HuGuEs, Cashier, DIKECTOIS, W, V. Mouse JONN 8. CoLLING, HOW. Yaues LEWis B, KERU. A E. TOUZALIN. Banking Oftice R. Moodus. Conn. PEERLESS NYES ARE,THE BEST | THE IRON BANK, Corner 1200 and Farna St there was n edy will cure wh medicines that ng phvsicians that cannot cure yon, you that have tried ove get permanent relicf, you ne where, M) must take onr remedy or NEVER rocover wad you that hi Ehould by all means come (o, s now Bt one i for will bo o 0 thin | ten of o ot this ditl | djsease, but in oi i i ! | appears again in a nore hoi This is a blood )Tt ny, No. 74 Br MENT, i guul sanity and leading Lo misery, deciy u orhaei can abuse o overindilgence, To cure wiy case, 15 for wix hox fund th B Curo 7| | DACLARKE TABLISHED 1851 I“.. Sure Cares!} Shioago. tits, Sraree ‘Tho Rogular 01d-Established PHYSICIAN AND SURCEON In still Treating with the Greatest SKILL and SUCGESS Chrmxic Nervous and Private Dlsrflsm. erxnvous DEBILITY, Lost Manhoo ailing Memory, Exhausting' Drains, Terribl Dreams, Head and Back Ache and all the eflecth 10 early decay and perhaps Consumption en Insanity, treated scientifically by new methods with 1-falllng success. &~ SYPHILIS ind all bad Blood and Skin Di ermanently cured IDNEYand URINARY complaints, O Gonorthoea, Strictu re, Varicocele and a'l diseas of the Genito-Urinary Otgans cured promptly without {hjury to Stomach, Kidneys or othier Organs 89~ No experiments. Age and experience ime portant, Consultation free and sacred Bu-Send 4 cents postave for Celebrated Works on Chronic, Nervous and Delicate Diseases A9~ THose contemplating Marriage send for DE. Clarke's celebrated guide Male and Female, each 38 cents, both s¢ cents (stamps). Consult the old Doctor.’ Afriendly letter or call may save future tuffer- ing and shame, and add golden years tolife, 8arTook ife's (Secret) Errors,” socents (stamps). Medicing and writings sent everywhere, secure from exposur Hours, 6168, Sundays o to 12, Address F. D. CLARKE, M. D., 18G 8o, Giark St, CHICAGD, Lk, W Cor. 19th & Dodge Sts. FOR TIE TREATMENT OF ALL Gnrumc and Streical Disaases, PRACES, An:lhn 03 for Deformitios and Trasses. [ Tactlitios, apparatis and remedlos for succosy £l CrohtmOt. O TR Ory. TorRs b1 disonse requIrIng Medicalor Sirs ol rontarent FIFTY ROOMS FOR PATIENTS. Toard wid attondance; best hospital accommods UAERITE PO CLC0TA RS on Do formitios and Bracod, Trusses Gl Foor, Carviture oF' G Filos) ors; Cangor, Catain irononts, Faliyiniont Beet ety TATL s Dive IKldiey. Biaide Yy, Har, Skin ahd Bood.and all Surgieal dperations Diseases of Women a Specialty. BOOK 0% DISEASES 0F WOMEN FIER. ONLY BRELIABLE MEDICAL INSTITUTE MAKING A SPFCIALTY OF PRIVATE DISEASES. Al Blood Diseases suceossfully trontod. Syphilitio Daison temaved {r yatu WIthout moreurys W resLornt(ve trontment Tor 1ok 0f VItal Dowers 1 VI at o b I comn Tden g 18 tant” By il Or o\ press, curely Tks 10" tudicato contonts OF v dne e Dault us or sond b ¥ Wil Send in pinin wrappor, our BOOK TO MEN, FREE! Discases, Impos ‘“ Ilh!. quesdon i Omaha Medical and Surgical Institute, or Bit. McMENANY, Cor. 1ith and Dodge OMAHA, NEB, —OR-- IO P.AX. 20 to 60 DAYS. This is a disease which has heretofore Baflled all Medical Science. We have a Remedy,unknown to anyone in the World outside of our Compuny, and one that has NEVER FAILED most obstinate casos. Ten days in 5 the work. It i the old chronic sollcit. Wo have vo been abitndoned by . and pronounced meurable, ind wo challengze the world 1o brinz s @ cise that we will not cure in less than sixty days, Since the history of medicine i (rue specifla for Syphilis Tus been sougnt for but never found until our MAGIC RFE DY was discovered, and we are justifled in saying it is the only Rémedy inthe World that willpos- itively cure; necaase the latest Modical Works, published by the best known nutnoritics, say ©abrue spocific before, Our're overything clso has failed, Wiky waste vour tgue ind motey with yutent ad virtue or doctor witl Ning else should come to us now and or cun get it else- what We say. in the end you © been anlicted but & short time IEW CASCS anently cured, Many get halp and (mnk ”h y are free from the . two or threa ves after 1t ritle form Purifier and will Cure any Skin or Blood Disease when erything Blse Fails, THE GOOK REMEDY GO Room 10 and 11, U. 8. National Bank Omaha, Nel h. Iunldmg Health is Wealth! Die L WEST'S NERVE AND Ay ntead spectitc for Hyste news, Convalsions, Fits, Norvou: Nervousl rostration cau tobacco, Wakefulnes frenine of the Braln ro TiEAT , Dizate Neuraliin, 1Dy the use Mental De- uiting in ine A death, reniatire Old Awe, rreniess, Loss of power neither sex, Myoluntary Loss<« and Spermate {0 by over-cxert{on of the brain,selfe Fae box containg ne mont's treatment. $1.00 @ box, orsix b 0r'#,0 Y sent by mail propiald on receipt of WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES With each ordor accompunied wit end the purchitser our wrl untee to money At the treatin 1ot Guari ssied only by Goodman g (o, Drizgists, Sole Ageits, 110 Farnam treet, Oinali. Neb, aived by 00 we wi SteckPiano fi"m for powerful sy one, pliable action and 50,000 | o emcen TANDARD YPEWRITING HORTHAND HOROUGHLY CHOOL, AUGHT, 412 Shecley Block, Omal - 5w