Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 21, 1889, Page 8

e~ } i I THE CQITY. The motor company will run the cars of its Sixteenth anda Vinton street line north to the fair grounds. There will be a caucus of the republi- cans of the Third ward at the police court chamber this evening at 7:30. arlie Needham is hetter, and will be brought back from Watertown, Dak., in a few days. Frank Wasserman has just returned from that city. James Patterson.the switchman Union Pacif rds, is not the s referved to in Thursday’s paper under the heading, **An Unholy Spouse The case of the state vs. Masterman was called in Justice Wade's court yos- terday afternoon, and continued until Monday at 2 p. m, The witnesses of the prosecution failed to appear. The Massachusetts Mutual Tife In- gurance company, of Springfield, has located its general western office in one the elegant rooms on the second floor Tie BEE building. 1t1s one of the leading insurance companies of the country. The owners of the Kilpati ck-Koch building and the D. M. Steele & Co.'s building have been notified to lower their high sidewalks to grade. They will resist the order on the ground thay their walks are on a grade established by the city engineer, and that the streets huve since been lowered. Personal Paragraphs, W. S, Neal, of Peru, is at the Murray. R. H. Potter, of Lincoln, is at the Arcade. J. L. Robson, of Chappell, is at the Arcade, A. S, Badger, of Lincoln, is at the Murr: Miss A. Keebler, of Huward, is at the Mi! lard. R. R. Root, of Wood Ri lard. P. G. Ibach, of David City, is at the cade! Mrs. O. A. Mullon, of Lincoln, is at Puxton. Mrs. J. G. White, of Kearney, Paxton W. H. H. Myers, of floldredge, is at the Arcade, J. Horn, of Fremont, s registered at the Millard. B. F. Millurd. Frank P, Ireland, of Nebraska Gity, is at the Paxton, v C. H. Willard, of Auburn, is registered at the Murray. gene Moore, of Norfolk, the Millard, J. H. Halderman, of Weeping Water. is at the Murray. B. W. Brightol, of Holdredwe, is registered at the Paxton. A, S. Campbell, of Hastings, at the Paxton. R. B. Wahlquist, of Hastin at the Paxton. R, D. Langford, of Haigler, at the Arcade. Hon. C. H. Van Wyck was in the city yesterday and called at Tue Bee ofiice. W. H. Hall, manager of the city water works company, has gone to Detroit on a ten days’ vacation. Judge John R. Porter and wife, of Los Angelos, are guests of their son-in-law Depot Master Haney, of the Union Paciti N. S. Beidon, one of the first typo's in Omaha, but_now a successful merchant ut Las Vegas, New Mexico, is in the city on a visit to friends. He is accompunied by his wife, Mr. and Mrs. .A. Lochwit, from Salt Lake City, are the guests of Mr. I Brown, 2514 Douglas street. IT'h came to attend the wedding of their sister, Miss Thersea Losfiler, which will take place on Tuesday, September 22d, in the Washington hall. Mr, W. W. Morsman, of Clavinda, brother of Mr. K. M. Morsu the Paciilc Express compal the latter. Mr. is at the Mil- Ar- the is at the Root and wife, of Crete, are at the is stopping at is registered istered s, is re is registered Ia., an, president of v, is ere visiting Morsman is a prommnent at- torney of years' standing in To At the solicitation of friends and relatives he has decided to locate and practice law in this city, Mr. Andrew Rotewater is home from a wvisit to Duluth, the “Zenith city of the un- salted scas.” He was called there as con- sulting engincer to help solve the problem of @ sewcrage system capable of accommodat- ing the floods of that section and turn the tide of granite boulders which roll down on the streets with ry rain, General Manager Kimball, of the Union Pacific, left for Boston last ovening, accompanied by his fanuly, His son, who 18 a well known resident of that city, is to leave in a few duys on o two years' cruise, during which time he will visit prominent Eu points, Mr. Kimball stated that his vri be inno way connected with the affairs of the compan) Tom Stivers, due the proprietors of the Des Moines Leader and the Burlington G zette, is in the city, accompanied by Coun- cilman O, Bonn, 'of Burlington, Senator Schmidt, of Davenport, and Councilman Carl Vogt, of Burlington, All of tiese gen- tlemen were delegates to the lowa state convention, which just closed at Sioux Cuy. Mr. Frank G. Carpenter, the distinguished ournalist, who has entertained readers of HE SUuNpAY Bee for months with his charming letters' from the old world, passed through the city yesterdsy, He had time between trains only to rush up to Dewey’s store and shake hands with the great Amer- dcan traveler and then rush buck., He was west bound and expeets soon to return via Omaha and stop off a while, — Whitney's Mortgages, Chattle mortgages were filed with county clerk yostorday on W. N. Whitney's stock of boots, shoes and store fixtures at 1421 Douglas street, as follows: .lEllwin C. Burt & Co.,, of New York, the J. urner, Rockland, Mass., $1,715.80, uurr. & Mears, New \mk $300.80, Two Young Men Dead, The bodies of two men, both of whom died at St. Joseph’s hospital yesterday morning, are 1ying at Heafey's underwaking establishment awaiting the disposition of relatives and frionds, One is the body of Frank Hanel, a Bohemian of twenty-t cars, and tho other is that of Michael Curran, an Irish- may, aged Lw enty-six, The Wood ervatory. Mr, George W. Liningeris erecting o large couservatory, just south of his art allery, in which be will place the collection of alms, recently the property of Mr. Clark godiuan. There are about one hundred and fifty plants in the collection, all of differ- ent varieties, constituting one of the most extensive collections in the country. BERLRN fere's Your Dynamos The engines and monster dynamos for the pew power house of the street railway com- pany have arrived and are being put i place. Meanwhile, the tracks, over bead wires and power house are nearing completion and there is every indication that tho new elec- trio system will be in operation by the 25tl, the tile contructed for. R A Young Doctor Injured. Dr. Chapman Gibbs, formerly with Dr. Galbraith, the Union Pacific surgeon, of this eity, mel with a serious accidgent two weeks ago near Crawford, where he Las resided since leuving Omuha. While returning from ealling on a patient four or five miles in the country his horse bocame frightened, threw bim out of the buggy und badly fractured one of bis ley “0'. being able to ceceive the proper treat- ment there he sent for Dr. Hoffman, who had him brought here Thursday. He is now in St Joseph's hospital aud receiving the very best of care. e Chamborlain's Coli¢, Cholera Diarrhea Remedy. This medicine can always be depended upon, not only in the milder forms of summer complaint, but also for malig- naot dysentery and cholera infantum, “The lives of many persons and especial- 1y children are saved by it cach year, and Wil Be Cour: County Attorney Mahoney has prepared thirty-one informations and left them with Clerk Moores that will be filed next Monday against the following parties: Richard O'Mally, charged with destruction of property. John A. Wood, for rofusiog equal rights to citizens in a place ot amusement, Lena Marsh, murder in the first degree. sy, grand larc peland, forger Jumes Dunn, robbery. , assault with Those Who Called Into malicious intent to slm O'Malley, rape. iam Davis, adultery. Maggie Daugherty, adultery William C. Burgess, mahair Henry W, Nichols, grand la William _Tunpate, grand larcany. John Nelson, grand la \y. Wilson Linahy, forger Henry Lingonner, assault with commit rape, Jim Quina, forgery. William , assault with intent to kill. Hugh Bu il i . assault with intent to do intent to William W. t false protense: Williai Carter, burgla Ben Bay, assault with ttuer, obtaining money under itent to commit assault with intent to com- Henry Payn wit rape Anton Dragood, illegal voting. Dennis Leahy, assault with intent to kll, THE ORDER HOLDS, A Capitol Avenue Resort to Be Sup- pressed. A reat deal has been whispered around in regard to Nell King being allowed toconduct u bawdy house in the heart of Omaha after an order from the mayor 1o suppress her place had been issued. The origiual com- plaint was made by Mr. Wiley, then of the waterworks company. Mayor Broatch is- sued an order to Chicf Seavey to suppress the piace, but to give Miss King a reasonable time to vacate. The chief considered thirty days a reasonable time aua notificd the woman accordingly. She and her friends set about to squeich the order. All sorts of promiscs and threats were mado to Mayor Broatch. He was begged to rescind the order. Oue business man said: “I have ‘squared’ both Tne Brr and Republicun and they will not roast you if you revoke the order.”” Heavy pressire was brought to bear to influence Mayor Broaten, but his order stands s it was originally: “‘Suppress the , but give the woman reasonable time reporter called on Mayor Broateh and asked for a statement. *Ihe woman must go, said the mayor. *I have issued the order, and it shall stand Just as it now is. It is true that @ number of business men have come to me and pleaded hard in her bebalf, but I shall stand firm, Seavey gave the woman thirty days i which to v cate, If hie sees fit ho can’ extend the time a few weeks, but no longer.” “A business man has given it out that everything has been fixed for her to remain udtil such a time as she can build and move. Do you know anything about thati” asked the reporter. “I do not. The report is untriie. As I sald before, men have been to me, ot no satisfaction.” Chief Scavey was interviewed and said: “Noell King is human, tho same as any other persou. Iam told by busincss men that by suppressing her piace inside of thirty duys I will do her a great injustice. In case I find this to be true, [ shall cxtend the time thirty days. Otherwise she must shut up the place as a public resort by tie 26th of this month,” “Then you will not allow her to remain long enough to buildf» “Not by any moa; The woman was s “When do you house!” “I have been notified to leave by the 26th.” **Are you going at that time.’” “No, I shall romain here, but the house will be closed. My friends lave endeavor, to induce Mayor Broatch to rescind his order. Lsaw tho mayor in person yesterday, but hé refused to talk about the matter. but they en to-day and asied: propose to vacate your A RUNAWAY MOTGR. A Lady Jumps From a Train and is Badly Injured. Mrs, W. B. Birch, a_middle-aged lady re- siding on Twenty-fifth street, between Dodge and Farnam streets, met with a seri- ous accident Thursday eveing, while riding on umotor train, As the motor rounded the curve on Burt on to v y-sixth street the driver could not control the speed of the train because the brakes gave away. The train started down the incline at ahigh rate of speed. Mrs. Birch became trightened and jumped to the street, beliey— ing an accident was inevitable, \hc was thrown with vio ie full reudering her unconscious. Her face wus cut in several places and ber body was found to be more or less bruised. The motor train was stopped before other harm was done, KIND COMMISSIONERS. The Anxiety to Get William Away Krom the Jury. Since Billy Moran came home from the in- sane asylum, and some 6f the county com- missioners Giscovered that he was in posses sion of certain facts connected with the Moran Pauly vault steal which might be called for by the grand jury, which will be in session next week they suddenly conceived the idea that a visit to tho Hot Springs would do him mwore good than anything else, As an excuse for sending him there the commissioners un- nouuce that Moran’s lower limbs are par- tially paralized, and likely, unless something be done immediately, o' make him u per- manentscripple. Acting under instructions Juiler Joe Miller took the matter in charge and hurried Billy away Thursday, AS GOOD AS GOLD, Thousand Lots Near Denver, Colorado, Kree. Desiring to attract universal atten- tion we have adopted this novel and ex- pensive method of placing our property before the people. The lots we are giving away in Plain- field, a new suburban addition on the Fort Worth & Denver railroad, only a few minutes ride from the Union depot at Denver, Cola These lots are 2 feet, wide streevs and nice park rescrved. We keep every other lot for the present and will not sell. Every lot that is given away will be worth #100 in less than eighteen months. We give only one lot to each person and require no contracy to improve, If you desire one of these lots send us your fuil name and address, with 4o for postage, and we will mail you deed at once. Ad- dress AINFIELD ADDITION CO,, Castle Rock, Colo, One P The Tie That Binds. er six hundred friends M, ¥ In the presence of o and relatives, at the Seward Street church, on Thursday evening, Miss Terry became Mrs, John I?, Morris. The affair was oue of the prettiest nuptial affairs that ever oceurred in the church, The ante-room and the chancel were both claborately and fittingly decorated, the haugings of the ves- try being of white, while pendant from the entrance was a cupid’s bow of pansics, The chancel was a bower of beauty, with pots of blooming flowers. In front of the rail was an arch of evergreens and golden rods. llv‘ln;m the apex bung a horsestioe of white ilics. Mr. Charles R. Wilson acted as best man and Miss Miuuie Coghlin as bridesmaid. At 7:30 p. w. the bridal party marched up the contral zislosto the struws of Mendelssohn's weddiug march, They were met at the altar by Rev, James Hayues, uncle of the bride, 0 made the twaiu one, After the ceremouy dbe bappy couple were A IR T oW A3 - - - SEPTEMBER 21, | ariven to the home of Mr. Young, on North Twenty-sixth street, whor a brief reception follawed. At 9:30 they left on the train on their wedding tour. They will make their future homo at Glenwood, In. Both bride and groom have n host of friends in Omaha, who wish them unalloyed happincss, POLITICAL GATHERINGS, Democratic Committees and Ward Mectings in the City. The democratic county central committee meets this afternoon at 2 o'clock at Julius Meyer's room, Twelfth and Farnam streets. A meeting of the Second Ward Republican club will be held at Shull's store, Twonticth und Pierce streets, this evening at § o'clock, Sidewalks Ordered, Sidewalks have been ordered laid on the following streets, If the order 8 not com- plied with before October 4 the waiks will be laid by the city and the cost assessed against the abutting propert North side of Martha street, between wentioth street and T'wenty-first streer, four feet wide East and woest side of from Union strect to Sprisg wide, South side Cass and Se teenth 8 Enst side of rhteenth stroot street, four feet tract, botween Sixtoenth ots, Repairs. eveuteenth street from Mason street to Leavenworth street. Re- vairs. West side of Seventeenth street from Mason street to Williams. Re, North side of Nicholas stre tieth street to '['went, North side of | sixth street to v wide, South side of Nicholas street from Twen- tiotl streot to Twenty-second strect, six feet wide. pairs. t from Tw -fourth street. Repu ttestreet from Twenty enty-eighth street, four South side of St. Mary's avenue, lot 4, Jonnson’s addition. Repairs. North side Douglas strect, between Six- teenth and Seventeenth stre wid North side Centor strect from Seventcenth to Kighteenth strects, Itepairs. Just the pure juice of ‘the grape natueally fermented;that is what Cook’s imperial champagne is; its bouquet is unrivalied. ts, eignt feet Fat Show. The movement for a fat stock show in Omaha 1s taking shape, and 1f the peo ple fee interested and respond to the demanas ma de upon them, the attraction is assured. The Coliscum and the South Omaha Stock- yards associations have taken hold of the en- terprise and are pushing it in @ business-like manner. Manager John S, Prince for the one, and Munager W. N. Bubcock for the other, are at work on preluninary arrange- ments, It is proposed to hold the show in the Coliseum, where stalis may be arranged for the accommodation o 148 apimal provided only cattle and horses are admitted; but as hogs and sheep will be entered, and inausmeh as half a dozen of these can be put into oae pen or stall, it will be_an easy muatter to ac- commodate three or fonr hundred. “There will also be plenty of room for duiry exhibits, poultry and a fancy dog keanel. It is proposed to secire subscriptions suffi- ciently large to offer good premiums, and thus induce the patronage of stockmen and breeders from all parts of the country to take an interest in the exhibition, As the Chicago show 18 to be held during the first two weeks in Octlober, this one will coms immediately after and take up the I two weels of tiat month. Piles! Pilest Pilest Dr. Williams’ Indian_ Pile Ointment will cure blind, bleeding and_itchibg piles when other ointments have failled. It absorbs the tumors, allays the itching at once, acts as a poulticé, 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 warrantod. Sold by druggists, or sent by mail on receipt of price, bUe and $1 per box. WILLIAMS' M'FG CO., Prop's. Cleveland, O. Inspection Too Strict. The paving investigation committee of the city covncil met at the council chamber yester- day afternoon, all of the members of the com- mittee anda the board of public works being present. The action of the board aud the committee was gone over n fuli, Mr. Kier- vtead and Mr. Furay both sustained Mr. Gray’s statement that the work on Harney street had been stopped by Maor Balcombe after the boerd had decided that the work could go om, but that red blocks should not be used on any other street. The members stated that they had joined Major Balcombe in rejecting poor material whenever dnd wherever offered. A long talk was indulged in, and the senti- ment scemed to_be that Balcombe's inspec- tion was too strict. e Grading Hanscom, On Monday next the time to offer bids for the grading of the south part of Hanscom vark toward Ed Creighton avenue expires, It 1s estimated thav 80,000 yards will be re- moved, and that the cost will be in the vicin- ity of $15,000, The work now being carried on by the park commission is under the su- pervision of Mr. Adams, , e PAXTON HOTEL, OMAITA—Special at- tention to commercial men. Finest and largest hotel in the west. Kittredge & Brainard, proprietors. Callahan Wins. At ayneeting of the board of public works yesterday afternoon bids were received for the gradiug of Nineteenth, Twentieth and Twenty-first streets, from W to Emmett; Lathrop from Sherman avenue to Nine- tecnth; Binney from Sherman Twenth-fourth, Lowe avznue bidders were F, Callahan and W. avenue to and Mercer avenue from to Vista street. The Ruyscheart, Bdward Cullaban. 'The bid of W. F. Callahan, at 14 conts, was the lowest on Nineteenth, Twentieth, Twenty-first, La- throp and Binney streets, and he was awarded the contract for the work., The ouly bia on Lowe avenue was prosented at 18 cents by Ed. Callaban, and was rejected as being oo Ligh. — Coots and ity Hail Stone, Contractor Coots says that he favors Mis- souri granite, such as has been used in tho First National bank, for the lower stories of the new city hall, For the upper ones his favorite would be either Portage or Colorado red stone. He says he proposcs to do something toward having good and harmonious material used in the construction of the proposed building. POWDER Absolutely Pure. Tuls powder never varles. A magvel of pure: iy, strangth aud wholesoinusas.. Moro eco. omical than the ordivary kluds. and cannot ¢ soid in competition with the multitudes of or atoreve i cr phosphate powders, onl 0 cans. 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Bailey, 9 Chartles street, Haverhill, Mass. The “T have heen using Ayer's Flair Vigor for several years, and believe that it has canse my hair to retain its natural s, H, J. King, Dealer in Lopville, Md. 'y Goods, &c., Ayers Hair Vigar, PREPARED BY Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass. Bold by Druggistaand Perfumers, Stores HavLs, Cnurcns, FAcro- mams, etc., will find the N0, 2 GLOBE INCANDESCENT the be: , most dunhh and econom- jeal coal ol 1 the world. Light room 35 ft. square in House Siaeina fritic k Stand, Va anquct Lamps, "This sizc i5 the o, 3 GLOBE INCANDESCENT, I for Lighting Dining-rooms, T s, el MANUFACTURED 1Y THE STANDARD LIGHTING CO, Cleveland, Ohio. For Sale by M. H. Biiss, and Perkins, Gaten & Lauman., DRS. BETTS & BETTS 1405 FARNAM STREET, OMAHA, NBB. (Upposite Paxton Hotel,) Office hours, 9 a. m, to 8. m. 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Hamlin, THOMAS. 0, BEABROCKE a1 6272 BOKER | NEW MUSIC, MEW SONG VIETTY GIILS, KEW DANCES, Kegular prices, Zic, 50, e and $1.0), BOW ou sale, Seats ure AT THE BEGINNING Of the new season it is a question with every man. where he should buy his fall clothing. You are certainly not a good judge of clothing —-nobody is—The best judges do not vretend to be, where can you get the best value for the least money ? our business from season to season. the prices, They ma that our low prices are joinad to reliability and quality W be right. the following of the trade. This season, we irtend to make things more lively than eve Aseveryboly in A great many say we are getting But what holds our old anl makes us so many new customers It is by this “Union” Then the question arises, Omaha knows, we have increased this big trade by breaking down fact has received is the thabt our hoass Whether other houses complain of dull« nessor not. We have put in an enormous stock, we have prepared for a bigger business than ever, and we to do it. AND IF propose MONEY This week we will give you some bargains in Fall Overcoats. beautiful styles to mention specially. you could not get elsewhere for less than §8 or $9. made and trimmed at 87.50, would be very cheap at $10. at the higher prices are the richest and most stylis Our illustrated catalogue of fall styles ready tor mailing. OUR PRICES YOU WAN LELORS ARE BOUN AVE I \D TO BRING YOU One nice brown Cheviot Coat witl Another Others at $8.5 name and address it you want one, Nebraska Glothing Gompany, h garments in the mar] 10 US [F YOU VALUE YOUR We scarcely know which one of the many hsilk facing, which we offer at $ grey fine all wool Cassimere Coat, excsllently 50, $0.75, $10.50 and np $17.50. Those ket. 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S Stationary, Fancy Goods, tions, Largest and che the west, nd for 200 page illustrated catalogue, Toys and No- apest stock in REDHEAD, NORTON, LATHROP &Go uLa MOIN , I0W A, JOSEPHGILLOTYS STEEL PENS GOLD MEDAL PARIS EXPOSITION 1818, Nos, 303-404-17 0-604. THE MOST PERFECT OF PENS ABOUT CLOVES. Whienyou are buyiug gloes 1 akin 1 ilu.'x'm,..u."'.. it you. ABLISHED 1 JOuN €. e wars, thio Gloves ember thit there 1 thingas a price that i the 11 'y ou A and HUCCHINAON, Jubustown, N, Yo JOHN E. WILKINSON, Teacher of the Violin. s Guarvanteed, braska, HESS LU Ang0iSKS ¥ '"}.idlaox G5B Brondwey, Lt e N 624 North lith Tosks [ECLARKE !S'MLISHEB!SH 186 So. SnraCuresI Chicago, s, | Glark 8¢, X\ The Regular 01d-Established WU PHYSICIAN AND SURCEON Is still Treating with the Greatost SKILL and SUCCESS Ch ouic, Nervous and Private Discases. D’rNERVOUS DEBILITY, Lost Manhood, | Failing Memory, Exhausting Drains, Terrible Dreams, Head and Back Ache and all the effects leading t0 early decay and perhaps Consumption or | Insanity, treatcd scientifically by new methods with Bever.falling success 23~ SYPHILIS and all bad Blood and Skin Diss eases r(!rmlnenfly cured. 89~ KIDNEY and URINARY complaints, Gleet, Gonorrhoea, Stricture, Varicocele and all diseases hie Genito-Urinary Organs curcd prompily without ary to Stomach, Kidneys or other Organs, &9~ No experiments. Age and experience ime port Consultation free and sacred. By=Send 4 cents postage for Celebrated Works on Chronic, Nervous and Delicate Diseases. D@~ Those contemplating Marriage send for Dr. Clarke's celebrated guide Mal nd Female, each 15 cents, both cents (stam) Consult the old Doctor. Arnw.f:, letter or call may save futuse suffer- ingand shame, and add golden years to life. ~ £8Hock “Life's (Secret) Errors, " socents (stamps). Medici and writings sent everywhere, secure from €Xp Hours, 8108, Sundaysgto 12 Address F. D. CLARKE, M. D., 486 So. Clark St,, CHICAQGO, ILL. BROOKS BROS. & CO. Twporters and Wholesalo Dealers in Walches, Jawelvr Cutlery, Notions, Novelties, Albums, Fancy Goods, Walking Canes, Coat-CollarSprings, &c., &c. 7 Large assortment for P/ Cane Racks, Knife Boards, Spindles, Auctioneers, Streetmen ant Pedders. y of be, 10¢ and 25 conn e or istrated cataloguo. BROOKS BROS. & co., 417-419 North Fonvth St., o s St. Louis. Mo. A Perfect Face Powder. FREEMANI llyfll'nlk—'nnl a«u b7 e ant Tath 8t Wholanale, ileh, e LATEST PERFUME ExquisiTe cnaste FREEMAN'S HIAWATHA MEDAL, PALs, 1876, W. BAK'R & C0.’S Breakfast Gocoa Is absolutely pure and it is soluble, No Chemvicals d in its preparation. It has more hree times th of Coc with Starch, Arrowroot or Sugar, s therefore far than one cent a cup. nourleliug, strengtlien 50, and admirably ! for invalids as well 2s persons in healths Bold by Grocers everywhere. W. BAKER & CO., Dorchester. Mass. GRATEFUL--COMFORTING Epps’s Cocoa. BREAKFAST, “By a thorouzh knowledge of the which govern the ope nutural Inws Ations of digestion cles Of diet thit & up until strong rtifled with bure blood and & DrOpEHY aourabod frame Vil 'Service Gazetie Mudo siinply with Dol in Bt pound tins by G JAMES EPPS & (0, * SHOE DEALERS ebiated lincs of Hoots aud Shoes, manufactur- old only hemists ENGLAND, _ Desiring to exame ine the Justly cel: ed oy (, M. Henderson & Co., of Chicago tories at Chi Dixon, Iils., and nd Du l,nc Wie. hould write AM WATSON, resi- dence, FIBMONT, NGB Iraveliug et Heedauarters for DREXEL & MAUL, (Successors to John G )05 Undertakersand Embalmers A‘ the 01 8:and, 1407 Farnam UI Ners by telegraph Attended, ol Strast, rompty OHAMA HEDIGAL?SUHGIWE '.l.'I WO EL. N.W,Gon, 13TH & Dooce 818, OMAHA, NEI. FOR THE TNZA’IHL\T OF ALL CHRONICand SURGICAL DISEASES BIIRACES, APPlIANCFS FOR DEFORMITIES AND TRI‘S!EI." ilities, Apparatys and Remedionfor Successful reatment of every form of D'seass requiring MEDICAT, or 8 RN, NINETY ROOMS FOR PATIENTS,) Board & Attendance, Best Acvomriodationsin W 07 WRITE FOR OIRCULARS on Deformitie vnr Clyb Feet, CJIvlhlrrln(E ine, gll amord, Oancar, Oatarzh, Bronahiti !n|fl t) e o Lic, kla saBisod uI’Aum DISEASES OF WOREN 5 WRIAVEL S N T B AT Only Beliabie Mediou] Tnstituto making & Specialey ot 'ATE DISEASES oy (reaied: Sppuiiic Folson gl m Blood Dl removed from th Treatment for Lo K 0 MEN, Fres: Al commu ddential Medieluesor s {ruments et i m., Glcet and_ Varicodeic: with quertion l|'.7."“}'4"u',,.':"" olala MEDICAL & SURGTc Ay TNt Ura, 15th and Dodgo Btrests, OWAKA, NED, EAT. aranteo nlnwm. fnr Hysteria, Dizzly Convul ervous Neuralgli, Headuche, Nervons Prosration « d by tha use of 1n|cuhurl bacco, Wak epression, Softening of the resilting 1 insanity and mg‘fn iy ineither sex, In orhaea causéd by r abyse or indulgence. Kac ng onie monC's (reatment. 81,00 8 hox, or 81 hoxes for#3.00,5cnt by mail prepald on receipt of prices ‘WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES, To cureany case. With each orde d b us forsix boxes, accompaniod with #.00, wo will send the purchaser our Written guarantos to_ros oney if the treatment does not effecs ntees fssucd only by Goodman Drug Co., Druggists, Solo Agents, 1110° Farn treet, Oinuna Nebraska Tr Py sical debility i o iase entering on that huppy Hee. 1 (or Gonorrhoea. ither sex. 0. C arried 8100, e, Vriod 80 {\..., iy Ty Sent (seied) by madl on 1 Entereating ook (o Zither sex maried or sing STANDARD AEMEDY CO, Chicago, iild Uct. (6fh ~gow via Londonderry Oct, 12th Oct! 198l New York to Azom. Gibraltar and Italy, Victoria, Ol. 10th, 3 p.m. (oo, K« iinn lowes Siervey aud Bouth of leiaud, or Napies [nental Tours on low, i Lotters of Credit and telrient rates. Apply 18 STER'S ENGLISH VigTAL PiS, ond Mra o uttied Tampiict 00,169 Lakalie b CHIGAGO 10 | I i | |