Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 25, 1889, Page 8

o .+ liquors, of Chicago. SEPTEMBER 25, 1889 THE CITY. ‘W. B. Alexander will be taken to the insane asylum, Jorry Raney, one of the oldest en- gincers at the Union Pacific shops, has resigned his position. City Boller 1nspector Joe Standeven fnspected the boilers at the Union Pacific shops Monday and found them 1o be in a perfect condition. Felix Chroboski, a Bohemian, was before Judge Berka yesterday afternoon charged with assaulting Anton Chorak with an ax. He was fined #30 and costs, D. W. Craftsfield, secretary of the American Sabbath association, organ-+ jzed a meeting of the Omaha branch at the Young Men’s Christian association rooms yesterday afternoon. The remains of Andres Oleson, who suicided at Westside on Sunday, were interred in_the Danish cemetery this morning. The funeral took place from the undertaking establishment of Drexel & Maul. Mrs. Charles P. Needham has written o letter to friends in this city, stating that her husband, who was stricken with aralysis at Watertown, Dak., recently as 80 far recovered as to be able to travel, and will be brought home on Thursday. The sisters of merey at Fifteenth and Castellar streets are grateful to Hon. John Rush., William Barr, Joseph G neau, Messes, Sloan & Johnson and others for their prompt and geuerous reeponse to the appeal made in behalf of the protectory and orphanage in their charge. In stepping from a horse car at Twenticth and Cuss streets Saturday night, & servant in the employ of Mr. McGinn, who lives at that corner, slipped and sustained a severe fracture of the thigh., Sne was carried into the house by W. Benson and John Bay, Wwio happened to be in the car at the time Wilbur Crafts of New York, the ing secretary of the New York branch of the Y. M. C. A, is the city and it was announced that he would do- liver lectures yesterday afternoon and evening on the subject of “Sabbath Observance.” In both the afternoon and evening the attondance was so light that it was decmed best to post- pone the locture indefinitely, which we done. The National Bank Building com- pany of America 1s the name of a com- puny incorporated by James Lawrence, of roton, Mass., and John L. and William D, McCague, of Omaha. The nature of the business is announced to be the erecting, owning, letting and gencrally managing of buildings, in Omaha aud elsewhere, for bank pur- ses, stores, dwellings, offices, ete., and the buying and selling of real and crsonal property. The capital stock 8 $125,000, Personal Paragraphs. E. G. Wetzel, of Lincoln, 18 at the Paxton. M. H. Tilton, of Lincoln, is at the Paxton, J. G. White, of Kearhey, is at the Paxton. L. 8. Irvin, of Kearney, is at the Paxton, A. Hoxsey, of Atkinson, is at the Arcade. C. L. Eaton, of Bostwick, is at the Mur- ray. S. F. Burteh, of Valentine, 1s at tho Mur- ray. A. C. MeCorkle, of Superior, is at the Ar- cade, J. lard. 8. D. Richards, of Fremont, is at the Mil- lard. R. M. Deminger, of Cozad, is at the Mil- lard, J. C. Blackburn, of Arlington, Arcade, John Hammond, of Grand Island, is at the Arcade. A. A. Abbott, of Grand Island, is at the Paxton. \ Barnard, of Lincoln, 1s at the Mil- is at the Smith, of Falls City, is at the Charles Lane, of Grand Island, is at the Millard. L. W. Lavender, of Tecumseh, is at the Miliard. Samuel Rinake at the Paxton. R. Wheeler and two daughters, of Osceola, are at the Millard, Fred 1. Wright, the advance herald of “A Midnight Bell,” is in the city J. C. Meyers and wife, and W. W, Griggs, of Lancoln, are al the Arcade, George W. June, the business manager of ‘Thomas W. I ie, is stopping at the Paxton, B, A, Gibson and wife and Miss H. E. Bwan, of Weeping Water, are atthe Paxton. W. B. Shryock, S. F. Rockwell, W. E, Baker and James Stander, of Louisville, are at the Murray. Richard Kitchen, who has been in Balti- more for the past two months receiving medical treavment, started for Omaha yes- terday, George W. June, representing Thomas W, Keene, arrived in the city yesterday. The tragedian will give four performances in this city during the first week of next month. Benjamin Schwartz, of the great hop firm of B, Schwartz & Co., of New York, is in the city, and his sales Geem Lo show that the wurchasers of his stock anticipate no danger of prohibition, Hon, John G. Carlisle, the well-known politician and speaker of the house of repre- sentatives, passed through Omana Monday en route to Pocatello, where ne has a son lying dangerously ill. Miss Comfort Baker, who graduated in the 1859 high school class, has entered Fisk uni. versity for a collegiate course, after which she will devote her talents to the education of the colored people of the south, James Allison, manager of the Theater Royal, Milbourne, Australia, and proprietor of soveral places of amusement in that coun- try, was in the city Monda While here Be was the guest of John Irancis, general passengor agent of the B, & M. ., At the Windsor P. Hicks and wife, Bloomington; I, Atdill, Lincoln; D. C. Fassett, New York; J, H. Danchy, Stoc ville; Charles E. Baler ana son, Beatri ‘Will Anderson, College Springs, a.; Archie Auderson, College Springs, Ia; James Campbell, Page Center; D. H. Davis, Al- liance, O.; P, O, Donnell, Lincolp, Yesterday was a lively one for traveling men in this section. They came from all di- rections. One of the liveliest and most irre- pressible was Mr. Sachs, of M, Sachs & Co., cigar manufacturers, New York, The same tleman is the representative of Kirchoft Neubarth, wholesale dealers in wines und Mr, Such's friends ure &8 nuwerous in this vicinity as are his sales, which are enormous, PAXTON HOTEL, OMAIIA—Special at- tention to commercial men. Finest and largest hotel in the west, Kittredge & Brainard, proprietor e New Waterworks Shops, The waterworks company is moving its shops from the rear of their present quarters on Capitol avenue to the new bulding at the foot of Davenport etreet. A new fifty horse- wer eugine has beeu placed in the new uilding. , of Beatrice, is registered Marriage Licenses. The following licenses were issued by Judge Shiclds yesterday : I¥ame and Residence. Austin Kuifiin, Omaha,, ... Mary A, Slocum, Pittsburg. imnen. W. Farrell, Omaha Julia A, O'Svllivan, Omaba,, B ——— Going to the Asylum. W. B. Alexander was examined this after- noou by the bourd on insanity, aod it 1s un- derstood-a request will ba made for his ad- mission to the state asylumn at Liscoln, where he may be properly cared for. The oung man has daily showed w rn‘gn’uu: wental lknml.’menl. Age. A PECULIAR SABBATH, Mr, Orafts Wanta One Without Trains or Newspanors. D. W, Crafts, fiold scoretary of the Amer- fcan Sabbath union and who s traveling about the country establishing auxiliary state unions, has again visited Omaha to.see what progress the soclety he established here two months ago is making. At the only meeting held by that organization Bishop Worthington was elected temporary chair- man and T, H. ‘Faylor secretary. Since then the soclety hins slept the sleep of the just. The National union has been in operation two years, and Mr, Crafts prides himself in having started auxiliary societies 1 nearly every stato in the country, Some of the alloged evils he is fighting are the running of Sunday trains, and the issuing of wicked Sunday morning pavers. Mr. Crafts endeavored to infuso a_little ife into the local organization at the Y. M. C. A. rooms at 3 p. m., and this evening he will deliver a lecture 4t the same place on the proper observance of the Christian Sab- bath. No admission foe will be charged, but & collection will bo taken up, YOUNG MEN'S REPUBLICAN CLUB. It Commends The Bee's Synopsis of the Registration Law. The Young Men's Republican club met at Potter & Cobb's office last evening and elected the following officers for the ensuing year: President, D. J. O'Donahoe; vice- president, John C. Thompson; secretary: George A. Joplinj treasurer, James B. Meikle; directors, Messra, Baldridge, J. T. Cathers, W. S. Lindsay and Dave Mercer. A communication was received from John M. Thurston, president of the Republican ate club, called the attention of the mem- bers to the convention of the state club at Hastings, Octobor 7, and asked that del gates be sent. The following were chosen as delegates to that convention: George M. O'Brien, F'red MoConnell aud J. T. Cathers, The following committee of three were ap- pointed to hunt up suitable rooms as bead- quarters for the club: G. M. O'Brien, Dave Mercer and J. T, Cathor: The ad- visability of posting all republi voters on the new registration law was thoroughly discussed. It was declarod that the vest synopsis of that long and important ww had been published in Tie BEg and the secre- tary was instructed to buy a_sufiicient num- ber of Tne B containing that synopsis to supply all the republican clubs in the city. A resolution_also was passed asking L B to reproduce the article. MR. PARROITI'S RESIGNATION. It 1s Under Consideration by the Direcrors of the Bank. The resignation of C. S. Parrotte, as pres- ident of the Douglas county baulk, has been submitted to the board of directors, and is under considevation. It has been expected for some time that Mr. Parrotte would re- sign, as he has been unable to attend to his duties about the bank. He has been con- fined to nis room since his return to the city, about three ks ago, by a partial paralysis of one side, and no visitors are mitted to see him. It has not yet been announced who will succeed him us president of the bank. Third Ward Republicans, A meeting of the Third ward republican club was held at the old council chamber last night for the purpose of electing delegates to republican state league, at Hastings, Charles J. Meator was chosen as president, and Lee Hartley secretary, After a disultory deba in which M. O. Maul, O. H. Rothac} Cooley and M. O, Ricketts were the prin speakers, Champion S. Chase, Hon. J. Mento pal Charles nd L. E, Reed were chosen. he mecting then adjourned. Army News. First Lieutenant Leven C. Allen, Six- tesnth infantry, has been relieved from duty as judgo advocate of the court martial at Fort Douglas. Captain Clayton Hale, Sixteenth infantry, Fort Douglas, Utah, has been ordered to re- port October 1, to the army retiring board, which is to meet at the department, In accordance with general orders No. 8, current series, headquarters division of the Missiouri, Captain William Quinton, Seventh infantry, and detachment of com- pany G, Seventh infantry, now at Fort Washakie, Wyo., will, after packing and siipping the company bagzuge, proceed via Rawlins, Wyo., to Fort Logan, Coio. “The quartermaster’s department will furn- ish the necessary transportation. % Caplain Marcus W. Lyon, ordnanco de- partment, U. S. A., chief ordnance ofiic partment of the Platte, will proceed to Fort, Laramie, Wyo., on public busiac On completion of this duty, Captain Lyon will return to bis staticn at Cheyenne, Wyo. ‘The travel directed is necessary for the public service. Robbed His Benefactor. August Fischer, a bewhiskered gentleman who lives av 413 South Sixteenth street, swore out a warrant yesterday afternoon for the arrest of one Charles Young, on the charge of larceny. Young arrived in Omaha several days ago out of mouney und mmus friends. He ran across* Fischer who followed the Biblical quothtion, *I was stranger and ye took me in,” and for three days fed and lodged him. On the third day Fisch left his pockot- book containing & on the escretoire while he went out to buy a chuck steak for break- fast. When be returned Young and the § were gone, Hence the warrant, Young was arrested at 4 p. m, —_— Cushman’s Mentho inhaler cures catairh, headache, neuralgia, asthma, hay fever. ‘L'rial free at your druggist. rice 50 cents, S Locomotives and Overseers. The first new locomotive turned out of the Union Pacific shops since George C. Cushing took his present position of superintendent of motive power, was run out this morning resplendent with its shining brass bands and polished steel. The main work of the shops 18 that of re- pairing, but orders have been 1ssued for the construction of three more locomotives and the latter will be turned out in about six weeks. T'wo more overseers have been appointed. Former! L required only one man to s that everything was moving along all right in shops No. 1 and 2 and auother man for the blacksmith shop and foundry. There are four now. Mr. Cashing, 10, makes & round every day. Catarrh cured, health and sweet breath se: d by Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy. Price 50 cents. Nasal Injector free. For sale by Goodman Drug Co . i Announcements. A large audiengo grosted the appearance, after some months, at the Grand epera house last night, of Karl Gardner in atherland.” The audlence Was wrapped up in the play from the opening to the close. The princi- pal characters were woll sustained . and ap- propriately and richly costaied, Mr, Gardner still sings swectly, acts cap- tivatingly and easily afforas b auditors an equivalent for the admission which they have paid, Advice to Mothers, Mrs, Winslow’s Soothing: Syrup should always be used for children teething. It soothes the child, softens the gums. allays all pains, cures wind colic, and is the best remedy for diar rhoea. 20 a bottle s Saloon Transfers. Billy Hawley, 8 saloon keeper at Twelfth and Douglas sureets, asked permission of the fire and police ‘commission to transfer his liccuse to another number. He was in- structed to get signatures of residents iu the ueighborbood and report to the mayor, Prince & Flagg also made a plea for per- mission 1o trausfer a Fort Omahu saloon license to the Coliseum- grounds. This was the secoud time the r?:nt was made. The matter Was placed on Jobn Hoyer ywas allowed to transfer his saloon to Twealy: h\hzfl Lake strocts, i BOUTH OMAHA NEWS, Dr. T. H, Ensor at Hom On being seen by a representative of Tne Bee, regarding the article published in Sus- pAY's Bee, reflecting on him, Dr. T. H, Ensor, who was receiving the assurances of friendship and confidence of many friends, said: *I have resided in the city of South Omaha more than two years and my stand- ing here both as a man and practicing physi- clan, 18 cortainly such as to belie the whole published statement. Leaving as I did, one of the finest and best practices in the eity, after having been trusted by the best people of Douglas county, it can scarcely be possi- ble that I would go into disreputable and unprofessional pursuits right here whore I _am koown by everybody. The whole published story s false and wholly without foundation, Nothing is more false than the in ation or charge that Dr. McCoy and myself claimed that we represented the Omaha Medical and Surgi- ate. We do represent the Nebraska Infirmary, and have ample aceommodations aud facilities for caring for and treating pa- tients, and as such only répresented our- ‘We never were under the surveillance of the marshal ot Odebolt, Towa, but, on the , were treated with tho utmost y and greatest consideration by that gentlemanly offfcer and the eitizena of that y. To finish our business there we shall return within a fortnight, T simply wish to deny in unequivocal lan- guage ever having done any irregular, un- professional, unbusinesslike or dishonorable act, either as a practicing physician and sur- geon or as a gentloman of probity and honor, in any of our dealings with visiting patients or those whom we met on the road. The reporter saw W. G. Sloane, W. H, Pyne, John McMillan, C. A. Melcher and Councilman Jolinston, w1l of whom claimed 10 know Dr, Iusor, and vouched for his re- liability. Justice Following the Law. William Kotterer, a stock yards employe and a man of cayenne-pepper temper and much domestic infelicity, resides at Fight- eenth and Q streets, and is much richer in experience and more humble in disposition to-day than ever before, T'he homo was paid for by his wife. Monday mormng, in one of his rantankcrous fits, he tore out the doors and windows of the house and destroyed them, broke up the furniture, ruined his wife's clothing and sold her only cow and pocketed the mon Justice Levy sent an officer after the festive William and hearing the evidence fined him $15 and n ten days in jail on bread and wat ten days in jail were too much, and William gave wav to a flow of tears and a flood of contrition that moved the justice. Jusuce Levy suspended sen- tence providing Mr. Ketterer will rej the doors and windows, refurnish the house, return the cow money and give his wife a quit-claim_deed for the home. This he dia aud departed. A Libidinous Beast. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Wyatt came from Marion township, Jasper county, Indiana, and for some time have been living in Brown Park at Eighteenth and R streets. Several times Mr. Wyatt Las made home so hot that his wife Eliza had to leave home. His abuse is said to have been constant and unbearable. Clara Belle Martin, daughter of Mr: Wyatt by a former husband, makes afidavit that when she was between ten and el years old her step-father, Willis Wy: committed a rape on her, and fre. quently afterwards, under threats and by force, gratified his ssion. When she made the matter public,Mr. Wyatt ran away to avoid prosecution. The affidavit of Miss Martin, with a writ- ten statement of a justice of the peace, was sent to Chief of Police Seavey at Omana, who referred the matter to Marshal Maloney. The latter carefully investizated the matter and finds Mrs. Wyatt's life a piti- able one. Miss Martin, has taken these steps to protect her littlo sisters now living with her bestial step-father. Board of Etucation, Messrs, Frank J, Persons, C. T. Van Aken, Jonn C, Carroll and Walter J, Slate were present at the meeting of the board of education Tuesday evening. The following bills were ordered paid: A, W. Saxe $10( John C. Carroll §25, Eggers & Bock $1,8 C. M. East $40.10." The bills of A. H.'An- drews & Co., $1.65 and Lawrence Brothers £10 were referred, Lawrence brothers report that 11,288.85 yards of dirt have been removed from the high school lot. W, J. Slote was appointed a committeo to buy two stoves for the Third Ward school. Secretary Carroll, from the new school house committee, revorted that there was just enough money 10 pay the ex- penses of the schools during “the year. The monthly expenses of the schools are $1,035. Total costs for tho year £13,544, ending July next. The cash, in the treasurcr’s hands, is 233,66, and_the estimated amount o running and_building expenses s 30,367.31, which will leave ouly $J16 at most in the treasury. The Auxiliary Oyster Supper. The Auxiliary society of the Protestant Episcopal missions gave one of the most suc- cessful entertainments and the most grati- fying oyster suppers Tuesday evening ever given by a church society in the city. The attendance was large and the oysters were as palatable and as elegantly served as could b desired. The ladies aré to be congratu- lated on their success and they in turn_feel very grateful to friends for their liberal vatronage, ©Child Terribly Barned. Gracie, aged six years, the little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Babcock, while play- ing about a fire near her parents’ residence, Twenty-seventh north of K street, got her clothes on fire at 5 o'clock Tuesday after- noon and was terribly burced about the legs and bocy. A physician was summoned who gave all possible relief to the little suffcrer. The injurics are serious, but it is hoped not fatal. = Gracie, with other children. wus julmping over @ fire made by the children over the coals thrown out by tinners, About Peoble. The Revs. L. H, Eddleblute and William D, Luther have returned from Neligh, where they avtended the Methodist Ipiscopal con- ference, L. A. Olmstead has removed to Emerson, George Hobbs has removed to Karl, Kas, sley, of Crab Orchard, N, Y., is visiting her son, Charles Wesley. Dr, J. M. Glasgow aund daughter,” Miss Gertrude Glasgow, have gone to Sioux City to attend the Corn Palace exposition. Charles E. Bruen, of Ewerson, Ia., is the guest of L. J. Carpenter. William Mcloerny, late of the Armour- Cudahy force, bas gone to Chicago. Editor Edward Hall, of Grand Island, is the guest of John I, Ritchbort. Simon S. Remer, with his family, is out in the rural part of the state enjoying the luxury of a fall hunt. Notes About the City. James Anderson has removed to the Third ward, near Baltha Jetter's brewery. Mrs, Swetland, of Uhicago, will deliver a course of lectures in Huaths Opera house the latter part of this weok, d Oue hundred and sixty pupils are now en- rolled in St. Agnes scnool. o The Purnvercin did not hold its meeting Monday evening, but will meet-Thursday evening ut the Wisconsin house, at which eLing the arrangemonts will bg completed for the opening of the new hall. » Juage »G. Reuther is lmd up sprained ankle, The merchants' week oxcursion committee reported that 07 per ceut of the contribu- tions will be returned to those who sub- seribed. A daughter born 'way down in Maiue to Mr. and Mrs. W. B, Berry, Joseph Eggers won the gun olub medal. Tne last regular shoot of the club, according to the rules, should take place next Sunday but owing to the absence of ‘some of the ofticors and members aud the unsettied af- fairs of the club tho concluding shoot may not take place till lates date. A number of :zndgon will be procured for the finul con- test. A brakeman belonging to Union Stock Yards switch crew No.8, whose nawme cal not be learned, whilé ' switching in the Armour-Cudaby yards Tuesday evenin g, ot slightly squeezed between the buwmpers ‘of cars. A stick in, his hand came very uear. bewg jamwmed thtough bus body, with a POWDER Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies. A marvel of pure: ty, strength and wholesomeness, More 6cos Homical than the ordinary Kinds, afd cannok be sold in competition with the multitudes of lor or shortwelght alum or phosphate powders, B0ld only in cans. Koyal iaking Powder Com+ pany, 126 Wail Btrect, New York. DRS. BETTS & BETTS 2408 FARNAM STREET, OMAWA, NEB, (Upposite Paxion Hotel) Office hours, 9 &, m, to 8 p, m. m.to1p, m. Specfalists in Chronfe, Nervous Skin and Blood Diseases. £~ Consultaiion at office or by inail fre Medicines sent Ly nafl or express, secy packed, free from observation. Guarantees to cure guickly, safely and permaneniiy. 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The awful effects of Vice. which brimgs organit Wenkness, destroying both mind aud body, with all its dveaded ills, permanently cured, DRY BETIS Adtess those wito have smpateea A ) themselves by improper indul- cnces nd_ solitary hubits, which tuin both ind, unfiting them ror business, . or those entering on that hap py lifo, aware of physical debllity, quickly us sisted. £ A, OUR SUCCESS. 13 based upon facts, First—Practical rience. Second—Every case Is especlally studied- thus starting aright.” Third—Medicines are pre pared in our labatory exactly to suit each case, ihus affecting cures without injur: §27-Send 6 cents postige for celobrated works on Chronie, Nervous and Delicate Diseases. Thou curel. 9 A friendly letter or call may save you future suifering and shame, and add sldén years to life. §9~No letters an. swered unless accompanted by 4 cents in Stamps, Addressorcallon jER BETTS & BETTS, 1408 Farnam Street, Omaha, Neb, Fxpo OuvD <FLOATING « SOAR: WRAPPERS, und Teceive & &) HANDSOHE% 24/ Gontaining é 212 S Acrors and ACTRESSES Buy Clothing With this Hanger on the Coats. VERN THE CLOTH Desiring to exam: ine ‘the Justly cel: ebratod lines of Boats and Shoes, manufactur- ad by C. M Hlondemmon & Co.. ot Chicago Fac- torl t Chicago, 1xo! 8., and Fond Du Lac, it hould \sfll. .*.l:\l N. WATSON, 8l FREMONT, NEB. Travelug agent fubbers, VT OMAHA BUBINESS- aaresa: axn wom e OLLEGE. . JOHN'S MELITARY. SCHOOL, MANLIUS, N, Y. Civil Engineering. Ir. dtey ILLINOIS (Formerly M Superior locati preparation for Fall term b 8. A B, Prin Bopt. 1 TENRY ) Morgan Park. Cook Co. 11 BIEV " JOSEPH CILLOTS ‘STEEL PENS GOLD MEDAL PARIS EXPOSITION 1818, Wos. 308-404-170-604. THE M0ST PERFECT OF PENS Panch,Brothers, Panch: Pauch with Care to consult his own interest. the prices we do. dealers at from $8 to $10. always giving the best 10 dollar suit in the market, but those we are offering thi: be pronounced by everybody the most astonishing value for the money. with suits for which other houses me asking $18 or §20. ses of customers, ~ WE HAVE A TREAT In store this week for buyers of Men's Clothing, Our stock of Fall Suits was neve: and its variety warrants the assertion that whoever buys a Fall Suit without at least looking at ours fails We hi e put One style is all fine a worsted Corkserew in sacks and frocks, which m 80 extensive as now, There is not an establishent in the West that offers the selection or names To stimulate an early fall trade we will make this week the following extraordinary offers: 300 Mcn'n. All Wool Cheviot and Cassimere Suits, well made and trimmed with gool serge lining, all sizes from 34 to 42, at $56 90. The Cheviot is a nice stylish plaid, the Cassimere a pl sightly suits and of an excellent quality of goods, which is made to wear. n brown, coth very The same suit is sold by most We place these splendid Suits on sale this week for $5.900. Our offer No, 2 for this week will be aline of suits—sacks and frocks—at $10. We have the name for son at this price will They will compare favorahly into this line several styles to suit an ex- cellent dress snit, otlerstyles are good (‘assimeres in plain and mixed eolors for business wear, honest goods and honestly made, and which will give as good satisfaction as any 20 dollar suit. In the finer grades of suits we show all the latest novelties in material and cut. und clay goods made up in the latest style of 3 bhutton eutaw style--we offer all these goods at Our illustrated catalogue of fall styles ready for mailing. our usual low prices. Send us name and addressis you The new wide wale with Prince Albert lapels--a beautiful want one, Nebraska Glothing Gompany, Corner Fourteenth and Douglas Streets, Omaha. OPENING DAY, Friday Sept. 27. | | Place aux Dames. ‘ Come and see the finest Adisplay of Fall and Winter goods in Men's and Boy's | Clothing und Furnishings, which we ha ever ofiered to our customers, Novelties | in Children’s costumes are to be aspecialty | | with usand we particularly invite the ai- | |tention ot the Ladies' to our, present | ‘\llll\flln assortment in that line. The cor- | rect wardrobe for the small boy of the | family has become a question of high art | | as well as durability and we are fully pre- | pared to meet Lis requirements. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2ith, At Home ¥ To our old friends, nnd ready to make ADOLPH MEYER BLISHED 150, Max Meyer & Bro, GENERAL AGENTS FOR THE STEINWAY, CHICKERING, KNABE, And other firstclass PIANOS,and STORY & CLARK ORGANS Remember, We do Not Sell ‘‘Sten ciled” Pianos, All Instruments Guaranteed to be Just as Represented. SPECIAL! We offer a fine $325 Plano for $250. EASY PAYMENTS, Visitors Welcome. MAXMEYER&BRO Cor. 16th and Farnam Sts. State Line. To Glasgow, Belfast, Dublin and Liverpool HOM N IVERY THURSDAY, Cabin passage § according to locution of & tat 10 3xcursion §65 Lo ), Steerago to and from Europe at Lowest Rates. AUSTIN BALDWIN & CO., Gon' MAX MEYE Now York. JOHN BLE on'l Western Agent. 164 Rundolph 8t., Chicago, MOOES, THOS, MCCANNE, Agents, at Omaha HARRY E, GOLD MEDAL, PALL W. BAK"R & C0.'S Broakfast Gocoa Is absolutely pure and it is soluble, No Chemvicals are used n its preparation. It b than three ties the strength o wixed with Starch and s therefore far b conting less than delicious, nourishi BILY DIGESTED, and sdinirably sdapied for dnvalide as well & persons in healths Sold by Grocers everywhere, W. BAKER & CO., Dorchester. Mass YDS (JPERA HOUSE e Manday, Sept, 23. COMMENCING First time in the city of the highly ssful title Musical Farce-Conedy “THE FAKIR,” By Paul M, Potter and Huery L. Hawlin. THOMAS. Q. SEABROOKE a; SETH BCKER [ NEW RONGS. PHETIY GIRLS, I NEW DANCES, Re Soats are ular prices, 2ie, fc, e and 81,0, now on sal your pame and addross L WECKIPER "t will b0 BIVELY nly’ J0conts. Mt PERSON LN6b, . A Sure Gure OOk O TN ! 20to 60 DAYS, This is 4 disease which has heretofore Baflled all Medical Science. When Mercury, lodide of Potassium, Sarsapa rilla or Hot Springs fall, we guarantee s cure, We have a Remedy, unknown to anyons in the World outaide of our Company, and one that has NEVER FAILED 1o oure the most obstinate c Ten days in recent cases does the work. he old chronic deep_ e cuses that we 1t. Wo have , cured hu; 0 have been abandoned by Physictans, and pronounced incurable, and wa challenge the world to bring us & case that wo will not cure n less than sixty days. 8ince the history of mealcino & true specific for Syphills has bean sought for Lut unever found until our MAGIC REMEDY | was discovered, and we are justified in saying | it 18 the only Remeay 1n the World that will pos: | itively cure, bocause the latest Medical Works, ublished by the best KNown authorities, suy here was nevera true specific beforo, Our Tan- 1 edy will cure waen everything else has failed. W waste you time and money with patent " medicines that uever had virtue, or doctor with | physicians that cannot cure you, you that have Fridd overything els should some to us now and gt Dermanent reliof, you never can get it vlse- Where, Mark what We siy. in the eud yon must take our remedy or NEVER recover and | you that have been afflictad but short time #liould by all means come to us NOW, not one in fenof nawcases over get permanently cural. | Many gethelp ana shink they are froe from tha Qisease, but In one, two ur hias zaars aftor 13 ApDORTS again {n & more horribls form, This is a blood Purifier and will Cure any Skin or Blood Disease when Everything Else Fails. NoricE—We desire to caution patisnts in re- gard 1o parties claiming to use the ook Ram- edy. Our formula i3 not and CANNOT be ENOWN to Anyone but ourse!vos. THE COOK REMEDY GU. Booms 418 aud 419, Paxlon Block, tho Liguor Habit, Positively Cared by Administering Dr. Haines' Golden Speoific, 1t can be given in & cup of coffee or ten with aking it; 18 wbsolut and permancit rate drinke at the nd will effect o the pati i plden Specfio the e und today b it drinking of their own freewill. I “The system once impregnated withi the hecor for the ito o exist [ n utter impossibil For sule by Ku a8 sts., and 18t Oster & Bro., Cou [ omwcwinlGE WATE DRINK with| R LEMONADES, SHERBETS, AND ALL COLD DRINKS. Ttrwill correct thedamaging in- fluence of Ice on the Stomach, Yor Men Health Preserviog, for Ohtidren Iuvigorating, and Ro- poc liguor app 1515, NN, Juned, 87, TICAL DBIos.—~ 1 have tried the Hungarion Blackberry Juice you #o kindly sent me, " It {ive ne plus witra of summ drinks. Itis free from alco- ‘ailays thirst, tones the organs, bas & fine aromatie fdavor, wnd i thathing ford [ Mo s wernes "flmmu, Feunire% mnm o. 10K TARS N PN CHISON, M. D, For e by Drugeints, Liquot Deiiicin wnd Grocers. FOR MEN ONLY! APOSITIVE &1l MRTO0LRRTEY, [ ABOUT GLOVES. Wihien youare buylig gloves remenber that thero is s g as & that 15 100 oheap. 1t 18 betier (o W fair price and get ke 1 ey are mide nuerand are wa o be the serviceable made. want (o Know imo ¥ JOuN ¢. uUTC BROOKS BROS, & CO. lmporters and Wholesale Dealers in Walches, Jewelry, Cutlery, Notions, Novelties, Albums, Fancy Goods, Walking Canes, Coat-Collar Springs, &c., &0. 1ge assortment for L Cane Racks, Knife Board: Augtioneers, Streetm BROOKS BROS. & 417-410 North Fou:th St., 8t. Louis, Mo, K'BNEY and all urinar Iy Bid wufe! Capsules. ral cases cured in seven days, Hold at 81,60 per box, from Doctura M'i'g Co, 11 Wulle s, DACLARKE ESTABLISHED 1861 § 186 So. Slll‘fl III'ESI} Chicago, llis, {Clarkflot. The Regular 01d-Established PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Is still Treating with the Greatest 328 SKILL and SUCCESS ~NAT Chrouic, Nervous and Private Diseases, 23~ NERVOUS DEBILITY, Lost Manhood, Failing Memory, Exhausting’ Drains, Terribl Dreams, Head ahd Back Ache and all the eficety leading 0 early decay and perhaps Consumption o8 Insanity, teated scientifically by new methods with never-fafling success, 29~ SYPHILIS and ali bad Blood and Skin Dise eases permanently cured. 49 KIDNEY and URINARY complaints, Gleet, Gonorrhoea, Stricture, Varicocele and all dise of the Genito-Urinary Oigans cured promptly withous injury to Stomach, Kidneys or other Organs. &9~ No experiments, Age and experience ime portant. Consultation free and sacred, &3~Send 4 cents postage for Celebrated Works on Chronic, Nervous and Delicate Discases. #3~Those contemplating Marriage send for Dr, Clarke's celcbrated fuide Male and Female, ead 15 cents, both (stamps). * Congult tite ol | Doctor. A friendly letter or call may save future suffers shame, and add golden years tolife, &a~Bool Seccret) Errors,” socents (stamps). Medicing and writings sent everywhere, sccure from €Xposure, Hours, 810 8. Sundaysgto 12, Address F. D. CLARKE, M. D, 186 So. Clark §t., CHICAGO, ILL. OMAKA MEDIGAL 2SURGICAL INSTITUTE. LRk N. W, Gon, 137H & Dooce 578, OMAMHA, NEB, ¥OR THE TREATMENT OF ALL CHRORICand STRGICAL DISEASES BIRACHS, APPLIANCES FOR DEFORMITIES AND TRUSSES.? Best Facilities, Apparatus and Remedies forBucosssful atment of every form of Dissase requiring. BB A tendanons Hoat Aouommb oA st 07 WRITE FOR OIROULARS racon. Trussen, Glyb Feet, O Ao Brilopsy ik iye, Ear, "Blood tnd Kl Burgica e 13G-1X DEPARTHRNT PO WONRN DURING CONFI NKRENT, ( Only Teliable Modionl Tnsttute ALk & B eoialey o PRIVATE DISEAS. l06d Dischies Jutcessfully freat ol oly ireaied, BEpiiic Potesa ur e wiihout mareur VITAL POV KK, P it i jne persoual il BOK Yo ik, = REE ', Bp A3th and Dodge Btreets, OMAKA, NEB, » i RRVE AND BRAIN THEAT- pocific for Hysterla, Dizzis avilsions, . Neryous Neuraigl fle, Norvous Prosirution causod by U o of alcokiol tobacco, Wakefuln Mental Depression, Softoning of the Brain, resalting in insunity and leading tomisery, dechy and death, 0l Age, b 4 1058 of Powes Tnvolint of und ‘Spermate ion of the brain, self Fuch box containg one mouth s treaty 0 4 hox, oF 51X box for#5,00,sent by mail prepuld on receipt of pri WEGUARANTEE 81X BOXES, To cureany case, WIth each ore lyed by s for six hoxes, wecompinied with 85,00, we wilh send the purchinser our Written guarantes o res fund the money if the treatment does not effect & cure, Guarantecs bswued only by Goodman Drug Co., Druggists, Bole Agonts, 1110 Farnam treet, Ofuani N GCIVEN AWAY ! abuse or over St enet s | ¥ull directions,