Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 7, 1889, Page 8

SN THE CITY. T'he appraisers of the postoffice site metat the United States court room yestorday morning, but adjourned until Saturday afternoon without taking up any husines: An alurm of fire yesterday forenoon called the department to Bruno Tzschuck’s on west Iarnam, where a gas jot sot fire to some bed clothes, The damnge done was nominal, il Personal Paragraphs. ¥\, S. Neal, of Edgar, is at the Paxton. J. Libbin, of Seward, is at the Arcade. C. W. Earl, of Neligh, is at the Arcade. R J. Dwyer, of O'Neill, is at the Arcade. 12d Clarke, of Valentine, is at the Paxton. C, L. Van Fleet, of Lincoln, is at the Mur- B, A, Fawceett, of Lincoln, is at the Mil- lard, P, M. Garrett, of Wymore, 18 at the Mil- lard. Charles A Murray. Piorce, of Bennet, is at tho Myers, of Hastings, is at the Whitney, of Columbus, is at the R. H. Mosgrove, of David City, I8 at the Arcade. Miss Mor iting here. P, A. Nelson, of Gordon, 18 registered ut the Arcade. D, T. Sabin, of Beatrico, 19 the Paxton, F. E. Valentine, of Aurora, is stopping at the Millard. E. P, Fountain, of Broken Bow, is a guest at the Millard. ¥, F. Flaherty, of Kearney, is registered at the Paxton. J. W, James and wife, of Stromsburg, are at the Murray. W. W. Norton, of Alliance, at the Arcade. L. H. Chambers, of Beatrice, at the Arcado. John M. Bitchpatrick, guest at the Murray. J. J. Hochstetlor and wife, City, are at the Millard. Mr. Richard Cleve, of Nebraska City, is visiting friends in Omaba. H. H. Eebert, of the San Franci g Builetin, is at the Paxton, B, Wedeles, of 1005 Farnam street, left for the east yesterday, accompaunied by nis wife Colonel A. M. Swope, of Lexington, United Statés collector of internal revenue, is visiting this ci Mr. George Canning, ono of the regi of Salt Lako City, was among the calle upon Tue BEs Thursday. Mr. Fred Kahn, of Yankton, Duk, for- merly a resident of Omahn, was o caller at Tie Bre building yesterday. J. P. Becker, of Union, who has been traveling in Jowa, Minnesota and Wisconsin, ussed through Omaha yesterday on his way ome. Mrs, John P. Schminke and her son Willie, returged from California Thursday night. Mrs. Schminice went for her health und re wurned much improved. Price, of Nebraska City, 1s vis- registered av is registered is stopping of Hebron, is & of Nebraska 0 Even- Lost—Blue tickets of A.M.E. Nebraska City in envelope. party above church has no autho Anybody finding Johuson house, avenue, Church, iordon, ting for y leventh and Cupitol Jim Jones in Hoc. Jim Jones is the name that a delegate from Schuyler, who deals in farm machinery, zave when arrested last night, charged with steal- ing chickens at the fair ground. Jim is here 1n the interest of a certain brand of windmill, and after selling one got loaded and stole some game fowls, He will be tried this morniog on the dual charge of drunken- ness and pilfering pouitry. A Lively Animal, Dr. Wilcox's horserau away ear! afternoon near the Eleventh streot viaduet broke the buggy and threw the doctor uvon the street. A man named William Hazelton, workiog at the Palace stables, was sent t0 bring the horse to that place. While riding the animal, the mun was thrown off aud, being caught in_the harness, was dragged some distance and injured ———— Grading Ordered. Contractor F. Ruyschart has boen ordered teenth to Twenty-fourth, been ordered to bogin grading avenue, from Half Howard st Mary's avenue, 'Cwenty-ninth stre Leavenworth to Hulf Howard, and Thirty- first from Furnam to Leavenworth. Marringe Marriage liconses were issue the following parties Name and residence. | Wilham H. La Chappelle, Omaha. Lonia Dongger, Omaha. ... William Miller, Omaha. Edith King, Oniata Karl Hertz, Malver: Lena Paulson, Malvern, Ta. The Morse Store, Mr. 8. P, Morse hus returned from Boston and says that work will be commenced on his new store building next week. The cessation during his absence has been occn- sioned through the deliberation of parties in whose hands rests the power to receive bids and award contracts. Mrs, Morse, who spent the summer at Lexington, Mass., roturned with her hus- bavd. (T Dundee Place Wator Mains, The Patrick Lund company have just closed a contract with the American Water- works company, by which the system of the latter will be extended throughout Dundee Place. The work is to be commenced im- mediately, and wiil be pushed forward as rapidly as possible. 1t is estimated that be- tween twenty and twenty-five thousand feot of water muin will be laid before the close of the season. This improvement will afford protection against fire, as well as river water for drink- ing purposcs, an State League. The follow 1 for & meeting of the re- publican state leagne hus been issued : + There will be a meeting of the republican state league at llml(muu, Mnml.w, Septem- ber 7th, ut 8 o'cls p. m. A full representa- Llnu ul 'the republican clubs of this state is Eu\:h “elub will be entitled t0one vote for fifty members or less, and un additional vote for each additional membersnip of fifty or major fraction thereof. Please send the names for your aelegates (the president of the club will represent the club when delegates are not elocted) to tie Becrotary as 80on s possiblo. “Jonx M, Tutrstoy, Presidont. D. Stavantes, Secretary, Fuller- Lots Near lorado, Free, Desiring to attract universal attention we huve adopted this novel and expen= sive method of placing our property be- fore the people. The lots we are giving away in Plain- fleld, n now suburban addition on the Fort Werth and Denver railroud, only a few minutes’ ride from the Uniou Depot at Denver, Colo, hese lots ave 25x125 feet, wide streots and nice park resorved. Wo kecp every other lot for the present and will not sell, very lot that is given away will be worth $100 in less than eightecn months. We give only one lot to each rgon mod require no contract amprove. If you desive one of these Yots send us your full name and address, with de for postage, and we will mail you deed at once, Address v PLAINFLELD ADDITION Co., ‘Castlo Rock, Colo, Denver, THE COURTS, | A Casp For Damages in a Legal Conte: Paul A. English has commenced suit for libel in the district court against Alexander Scott, John O. Milligan and A. P. Cnilds, of Wayne, Dodge and Douglas counties respect- ively. A cortain article, published April 12 inthe Waynre Gazette, attacking Mr. Eaglhish n his conduct in the Scott-English contest case involving land located in Dixon county, owned by these defendants, among other things, this article says the testimony shows that Paul KEnglish once sold three tree claims, with back counties to hear from, receiving for them sums racging from $3,000 to §,000. Tt further de- clares thut glish lived in Wayne several years and not only got away with the bulk of J. O. Milligan & Co's property but that of erybody else he could get in his_clatches. All this is quoted in his petition. He claims dumages 1 the sum of &0,00. Owen W. Snydaer has lnstituted proceed- ings for divorce from his wife Kuate, charg- ing wilful desertion, Jucob Young has becun suit against the First National bank to recover $800 which he deposited in trust, to bo delivered to Moses Reis upon completion of a certain The plaintiff alleges that the bank ed the chieck without his consent, and \\llbmul the contruct beng completed by . Swayze bas brought suit to_re- 25 from D, E. Johnson, of Ne- vada, Ia,, on a promiss together with an attorney fee of £52,40. Hannah Anderson has applied for vorce from her husband, Neils P. Ande The plaintiff alloges that her husband de- rle({ her two years ago without just cause. She therafore prays for divorce and the cus: tody of the childron. “The Council Bluffs Sayings bank filed a petition_yesterday praying for judgment against Julius C. ler etal for 82,442.35 on a promissory note secured by morigage on property in Tows, which was passed upun by the district court of Pottawattamie county, a. ‘Transcripts from the county court have been filed in the cases of Albert S. Ritchie aganst Hattie O. Roth, et al, and Meyer Hellman against 1ra Oliver. George R. Davis has brought suit to re- cover $0,000 and intevest from August 13, 1850, from J. B. Ayer, on u promissory note. Do you suffer from serofula,salt rheum ov other humors? Take Hood’s Sar willa, the great blood parifier. 100 oses one dollar. JURY OALUED. It Will Inquirs into the Hospital In- stigation Deal. Anorder issuad yesterday morning in cham- bers and signed by Judges Wakeley, Doane, Groff and Hopewell, calling the drawing of a grand jury to appear at the next term of the district court, was spread upon e journal. his is the first time that such an order has been made in two years. While the chief object for u grand jury now is to investigate into matters connected with the construction of new county hos pital, a_great many other things will un- doubtedly bo brought before it. Following is a list of the erand jury drawn for the September term: Lawis sloCoy, A. A. Lyor GRAND Parker, Robert White, wvock, Muko Hirt, James Murphy, . Leay ]r. Chintios Mk, Goddard, S. L Valentine. A Natural Product of Califonia. It is only found m Butte county, Califor- nia, and in no_other part of the world. We refor to the tree that produces the healing and penetrating gum used in tuat pleasant and effective cure for consumption, asthma, bronchins and coughs, SANTA ABIE, the king of consumption, Goodmzn Drug’ Co. guarantees ghd sells it for 81 a bottle,or threo for 250, By the use of CALIFORNIA CATIGTRI, all_ symptoms of eatarrh are dispelled, and the diseased nasal passage is speedily restored to a healthy _condition, 1 package. By wail, §1.10. "Circulars free. \Y'S WORK. U. P, Shopmen Will be Atlowed to Do It Monday Next. By next Monday the Union Pacific shops will be again running ten hours a day much to the joy of tha workmen. Last April the time was cut down o eigit hours with a cor- responding decrease of wages. 1But a month ago the promise of a magnificent crop in Ne- braska und neighboring states caused a re- vivalin the busmess of the road and the hours of the employes were increased to nine. Already the demand for transporta- tion has incrensed to such a degree thav there are hardly cars enough to attend to phe bu ness. During the full and winter the com- pany will be busy furnishing cars enough to do the work required. On Mouday next all the employes in the shops will be allowed to worlk ten hours with a corresponding imcrea: of pay and all of them hop that this change will be a permaent one. A FULL D estrom Omaha and Council Bluffs. cond class tickets from Omaha and Council Bluffs via. St. Paul and the Nul\,hu:u Pacific to Portland and all >ugget Sound poiuts are now sold at §35. ssengers via, the Northern Pacific > taken through the eastern and cen- tral points of Washington territory, and are enabled to visit and inspect any portion of the territory, stop-overs being en at Spokane Iails and all points & west. —— Goes to Washington, Hon. W. J, Connell left for the east yester- aay afternoon, expecting to be absent a fort- night. He goes direct to Washington, and will remain there one week. He will then visit New York and place his son Ralph, who accompauies him, w school. Air, Connell said yesterday morning that he would doubtless make a tour of the depart- ments whi and probabiy - appointments, object of bis trip would be to ‘secure a house for himself and family to live in during the session of congress, “I also huve some other vrivate business that needs personal attention.”” “Do you think Judge Groff will ered the lund commissionership "’ “Yes, I am now fully satisfied in my own mind thut he will be given the appointment and will be the next United States land com- missioner,” be tend- Al Abstracts of title o Wyoming oil lands furnished. Assessment work done and verified to by affidavit and certi- ficate of recorder. Claims located. J. J. Corbett, Casper, Wyoming, oy Kunights and the Corn Barouchas The Kuights Templar of Omaha are very auxious to secure the corn palace wagon sent here this weck by Sonnenshine & Valentine, of West Point, to take Lo Washington with thew next month when they attend the great biennial conclave. ‘They think that would bo a splendid advertisoment for Nebraska. By working a few Kuights Templar designs and mottoes on the palace in different col- ored corn it could be made an attractive fea- ture. Salesman Wanted. We want a thoroughly competent, re- linble and energetic specialty salesman to represeut us among the trade. Tt will take a gentleman of good business qualifications and a rustler to fill the position and one who can command a good salary. Noone who is not willing to work need apply. Tue | I SANBORN C¢ 1508 Howard St., Manufacturers Stand- ard Horse and Cattle Food. Corn as deweiry. Commissioner Mount 13 handsome breist-pin, sent ex-Governor Furnas, of Nance It is & small ear of popcorn mounted ona gold pin und makes quite a hanasome ornament. Mr. Furnas had 1.0Y) of them wade for aistribution wmong bis {rieuds. County we 8 ves bim by count sport- PAXTON HOTEL, U\nln— Special at- tention to commercial men, Finest and lurgest hotel in the west. Kitlredge & DBrainard, proprietors, FIGHTING FOR AVENUE. The Street Raillway Companies’ De- sire for Military Road. This morning the board of public works will again consider the question of grant- ing right of way to the Omaha Street Railway company on Lowe avenue to Hamil- ton and thence along the Military road. This route, it seems, has been pre-empted by the motor people and a contest may be ex pected. Not long since the property ownes on Mil- itary avenue commenced to agitate the ques- tinn of inducing the Motor company to cxtend its service out the avenue. - The latter re- quired a bonus of eighty acres, the erecting of the poles and the tranfer of the rails, which were laid for the Benson motor. It is understood that the required amount of land for the bonus %as bean secured; that the full amount of yioney sought has not yet been raised, but the balince hus been guar- autecd with the hope of evontuelly being paid up by parties who are interested in t property along the line; and that the mots people have accepted the proporty and the conditions and _promised to extend their line as desired. They have nlso promised that the fare to and from the city shall not be more than 5 conts, When the street railway company asked for pormission to build on the avenue, a resi- dent on the latter showed the board of pub- lic works a letter declining & st to ex- tend their tracks in that direction, on tbe ground that the motor compauy had alveady got into the territory. This brought men to their they intonded, if granted tho rijeht to la their tracks, to do 80 on tho streets men- tioned at tho earliest possible moment. As intimated, the question will be agan opened at the meeting to-da The Omaha Street Railway company com- menced stringing the overhead wires for their electric motors yesterday. The line started at Hanscom Park and will extend north on Park avenue to Leavenworth street, east to Sixteenth,north to Cuming, west to Twenty- fourth and north on Twenty-fourth t to the Belt line railway, a distauce of five and one-hulf miles. Ten trail cars have been re- cerved und some 00 the motor cars have been shipped. The Sprague Electric company is under contract to furnish the motors by the 15th, of Sevtemb: with a forfeit of $100 per day for each day after that time. The system to be used differs from the one y the motor railway company. The trolley wire is fed by a heavy wire strung on the poles, with feed wires connecting tho two at intervals of about a block. The company expects to have this line in operation about the lust of this month, and if ing proves sutisfactory the Six-eenth ghteenth street line will bé pushed \lnm;ml. and efforts made to get it in operation by fal ‘Thie cars which have been received for the fourth street, line are handsomely p: am colored body. ‘The seats are upholstered and all the appointments are elegant. Something to Kemember. If you are going east remember*the “Rock Island Route” run the sleepers and chair cars of their solid vestibule train to and from the Omaha depot, leaving Omuha at 8:45 p. m., thus avoid- ing the tvansfer at Council Bluffs. Three solid trains daily. All chair cars are free. Dining cars on all through trains, Our trains make close connec- tion with all eastern limited trains con- necting in union depct at Chicago, avoiding a transfer across the city to parties enroute to New York, Boston and other eastern cities, “‘and every- thing a little better than other lnms can offer.” S. S. STEV Ticket office lJ(h Farnam. Gen’l W. A. A Dead Travelling Man. The remains of J. P. McCarthy, the travel- ing man who died two days ago at the hos- pital, still lie at Heatey & Heafey's under- taking establishment, none of his friends having yet been reached. He is known in Kansas City among some of the wholesale houses, Always ask for Mibaloviteh’s Hun- garian blackberry juice when taking soda water or lemonade. Low Rates From Omaha and Council Bluffs via the Northern to all points on the North Pacific const have be placed in effect permanently. The stop-over privileze given on Northern Pacific socond-class tickets enables the intend- ing_ settlor to personally inspect any portion of Washington Té Y second-class sleepers a Northern Pacific from to Tacoma and Portland. B Builcing £ermits. The following psrnits wara 183131 by ummm Inspector Whitlock vesterday: 7. M. Dougherty, frame dwelling, Twen- u first and W ebsior. 3,600 J. 8. Burdick, dwelliug, Webster n o nth street imham & Co., resfdsii and Twentieth streets.. Frank Spohr, ddition, and Bloud e s E. Allen, frame, Dennis O' Leary. maufan 1 Dou jus. Five minor permits.. t. Paul through Eleven permits Pilest vilest Dr. Williams' Tnaian_Pilo Ointment will cure blind, bleeding and jtching piies when other ointments have falled. 1t absorbs the tumors, allays the itching at once, acts ns o poultice, gives instant relief. Dr. Williams®* Indian Pile Ointment is prepared only for piles and_itching of the private parts. and nothing else. Every box is warranted. Sold by druggists, or sent by mail on recsipt of price, 5uc and $1 per bo: WILLIAMS' MFG €O, Prop Cleveland, O. AR L Killed by a Ohicken Thief. Bernvenes, Pa, Sept. 6.—Washington Dilliard, agea forty, was murdered on his furm at Beersville, near here, last night by a supposed chicken thief who escaped. Sick Headache 8 a complaint from which marfy suffer and few are entirely free. Its cause is indigestion and a sluggish liver, the cure for which is readily found in the use of Ayer's Pills. I have found that for sick headache, caused by a disordered condition of the stomach, wayer's Pills-are the most re- liable remed, ASmmu,I C. Bradburn, Worthington, Mass. - “After the use of Ayer's Pills for many years, ¥ ¥ ce and family, X ani justitied in saying that th excellent cathartic and liver » suatainiy g all tho ol lummnmu for ther —W. Westfall, M. . P. Austin & N \\ Railway Co., liurm lexas. “Ayer's Pills are the best medicine known to me for regulating the bowels, and for all diseases caused by a dis- ordered stomach and liver. I'sufferes for over threo years from headache, ir digestion, and constipation. I had no appetite and was_weak and nervous st of the time, By using three boxes same time wyself, T was completely cured.” -ll.fi‘.p Lockwood, Topeka, Kansas. 1 was troubled for years with indi- gestion, constipation, and headache. A few boxes of Ayer's Pills, used in small daily do restored wme to health, They are “"w' and effective W Strout, Meadville, Pa. Ayer’s Pills, PREPARED BY Or. J. C. Ayer & Co, Lowell, Mass. 0l Ly )l Droggiats aod Deslers in Mediciae, aggrogating. . Absolutely Pure. This powder neyer varios. A marvel of pure. ty, strength and wholesomencss, More ecos nomical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the muititudes of lor or snortwelgnt alum or phosphate powders, bum nnl incane | Kopal iaking Pow lor Com+ Wall Street, New York. DRS. BETTS & BETTS 1405 FARNAM STREET, OMAWA, NEB, (Upposite Paxton Hotel.) Office hours, 0 &, m, to 8 p. m. Sundays, 10 a. m.to1p. m. Spectilists in Biood biseasos. - Consultation at office or by mail free, Medicines sent Ly mail or express, securely Dacked, freo from obgervation. Guatuntees to o uiickly, safely and permanentl NERVUUS DEBILITY Spevmatorstica, som- nal Losses, Night limis Bions, Puysical Decay. arising from Indiso tion, Kxcexs or Iduljence, produciug Sleepless ness|, Despondency, Flmp es on the face, aver- slon to society, easily alscouraged, 1ack of confi dence, dull, unfit forstudy or business, and finds life o' burden, Safely, permanently’ and pri- ately cured, Consull Dis, Hetts & Betts, 1408 Farnam St., Omaha, Neb. Blood and Sl( Dirases Syphiis, s atrense 00l 4l l[l SFAS83 most terrible in its Fesults, completely eradicated without the aid of Mercury. Scrofula, Frssipelas, Fever Sores, Blotches, B Pans in the Head d Bones, HH!C Snn Throat, Mouth and Tongue, Ca- - “Permanently cured where others e h\”l'll Kidney, Urinacy a2 Bindder Complaints 1416y Y Patatul, Ditficult, too tro. quent Burning or ooy Urine, Urine high col- ored or with “ y sediment on qmmllm;, Weak Bac Gonorrham, Gleet, fils. | ete, Proniotly and Safely. Cured, Chavges Rensons STRICTME! Guaranteed per- moval complete, wiihout outbiuk, ¢atsi oF dillation, Cures oficeted at homé by patient Wwithout & moments pain or annoyance, To an Men anfl Hl[lfll’ Aaerl Men A SURE, CURE i = both mind and all its :he\ulo:l ills, permunently cure RS, BETTY Atcessthose wio by I emselves by improper indul- s and solitary habits, which ruin both and mind, unfltting them ror business, Chronie, Nervous Skin and ody, with ‘impaired . or those entering on that hap £ physical debility, quickly as OUR SUCCES! 1s based upon facts, First—Practical Expe rience, Second—Every case is especlally studied- thus starting aright. —Me licnés are pre, pured in our labatory exactly to suit each caso, Bius affecting cures withont jnjury 97" Sond 6 conts Dostao for celanrated works on Chronic, Nervous and Delicate Diseases. Thousands cured. §2~A friendly lotter or cali may save you future suifering and shame, and add goldén years to life. §#No letters an- ewered unless iccompanied by 4 cents in stamps, Address or call on n DRS. BETTS & BETTS, 1408 Farnam Street, Omaha, Heb, hnmm- Sonr. RAPEERS, MATRHLESS - FOR * SHAMPOOING - car\mmng w12 g Acrors and ACTRESSES it Three Nights and Salurday Matinee Commencing Thursday, Sept. 5th. The Talented Young Actor, ROBERT MANTELL Under the management of AUGUSTUS PITOU, In the Romantie Drama, MO NB ARS aturday ivn “flTHELLO" THEATRE COMPANY Colliseum grounds, co icing Monday even- and all' week, 7:40 p. m. UNCLE TOM’S CABIN KDAY MATINE GRATEFUL—COMFORTING ps’s Cocoa. BREAKFAST, oroush knowledee of nutural laws r on wud DAt & i) AT by ke 1 Dropery nourised wply with bolling water or wilk 10 HAIE WO nb by (rucers Isbeiod thus JAMES EPPS& 00, Mo shatisGusie: e Sold only SEPTEMBER 7, 1889, OUR EXHIBITION Of Fall goods is the grandest Omaha has ever seen. No words can give a description of our new stock. We invite the hundred thousand strangers who will be in Omaha, this week, to visit the largest clothing establishment of the west and look at our grand display of Men’s and Boy’s Clothing, Hats, Shoes and Furnishing goods. Our display is one of the features of this weeks fair, Rely upon it you will see something exceptional in the way of as- sortment and styles, No matter whether you wish to buy any- thing or not, call and look around in our establishment. It will do you good. You will not be urgedto buy. You will not even have to ask a saleman for the price of anything, as you can tell the prices yourself. Everything in our store is marked in plain figures and THESE FIGURES WILL BE A REVELATION TO YOU. We are sure you have never seen goods marked and sold that way. In prices we have no competition. If there isin our stock any one line of which we are esvecially proud, it is our line of suits for dress and business wear; & mar- wvelous assortment. Fall Overcoats, silk faced and silk lined, beautiful styles. Boy’s and Childrens’ department--second floor--is brimful ot novelties. Shoes--A new department--also on second floor—we keep only honest and reliable makes of shoes. Hats and Furnishing Goods--More than a half dozen stores together. OPEN TILL 9 P. M. ebraska Clothing Gompany, Corner Fourteenth and Douglas Streets, Omaha. THOUSANDS OF SUITINGS, TROUSERINGS, AND OVERGOATINGS. How can you afford such quane tities? This is how— Big stores innearly every prin- cipal city in America. ‘We must have big variety and big gquantity to supply our trade; buy direct from manufacturersat home and abroad; and Spot cash is a great lever; we are satizfied with a small profit; we can’t help having a big trade. Can we please so many thous- and patrons? Couldn’tyou if you had 25 years’ experience and plenty trained help. Well, we have. NICOLL the TAILOR, 1409 Douglas Street. TAILOR No long waiting at ‘ FAIR WEEK [ Finas u reats for our triends with the vest | I s and Chlldren's Store for service t the Gluns hethor y iy o sire 0f o Vo shall bo.on duty ewriy | look In or for clothes. ‘ome It the evening or come in the morning; n'you are looked fOr oF come Without Garments made | ! in | i 3 days if raquired, Dr. J. E. McGREW Trousers $ 5 to $12 Suifs 2010 50 Overcoats 16 to 60 2000 In assortment, Over ONE OF THE NMOST KUCCESSFUL 17 SPECIALISTS o1 In the Treatment of All Chronie, Nervous and Private Diseases. Epermatorrhoa, kupotoncy and Fulling Manhood absolutely cure il forius of Private DI Throat, L rooms separate STANDARD SCALES. FAIRBANKS, MORSE & CO. 1018 Farnam Streat, Omaha, T STANDARRD O EXCOCER RINGSFOR OSWEGG STARCH “Pure” and Silver Gloss | And Gorn Starch FOR THE LAUNDRY. FOR THE TABLE., LI AND DOUG] OMAHA, NEB. A Perfect Face Powder. REEMAN'8 't o™ SACE ROMDER, & 5 or. i n-n'n.( pyt ™ LATF 8T Pmrum’: EXQUISITE onaste FREEMAN'S HIAWATHA SHOE DEALERS . ehrated Lines of Hioot and Suoes, Imunufactur. od by feago — FRo: tor : tna ¥ ud Du Lie, ?m( 0, ViBsORT Hecdquarters for Rubbers, A ON, resi- “Iraveling wgent. l