Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 11, 1889, Page 8

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY, THE CITY. Grading preparatory to paving has commenced on Chicago street, from Twentieth to Twenty-second. The Globe hotel, at 1310 street, was sold yesterday to J. J. | P. Tarploy, the consideration £3,000, A cable car ran into an express wagon on South Tenth street yesterd morn- ing, slightly injuring one of the horses and upsetting the wagon, Meeker—Mrs. Jane at 2039 South Eighteenth street, Octo- ber 9, nged sixty yenrs, The remains will be sent to ( on, Ia., for burial, The waterworks company has been granted permission to tear up the pave- ment and sidewalks on South Twenty- eighth street south of Jones for the purpose of repairing the water main. Richard H. Cooper and Keatpr have incorporated the Bonanza King Manufacturing company for the purpose of manufacturing an article for removing scale from steam boilers. The capital stock is $10,000. A bad break has been discovered the cedar pavement over the Twenty-ninth and Cuming which was put down a year ago. An examination of the place shows a bad washout that 1s very dangereus to per- gons driving over the pavement. Some court house artist has visited the room recently occupied by City Compuroller Goodrich, The blackboard in the west end of the room bears a well-executed tombstone design with the epitaph *‘Gone but not for| ,;nunm ! while a life-like drawing of the portly comptroller in repose islabeled, “Not daad by gone—across the street to T BEE builaing.” The work was greatly admired by court house visitors yestea- day. Douglas and J. being Mecker died in sewer at street, Per:onal Paragraphs. E. M. Judd, of Kearncy, 18 at the Paxton H. K. Warren, of Neligh, is at the Millard. M. J. Tufts, of Lexington, is at the Casey. M. A. Brown, of Kearney, is at the Casc B, . Stewart, of Hastings, is at the Pax- ton. B. Lonelin, of Columbus, 1 ut the Pax- ton. Jarvis Richards, of Chadron, s at the Pax- ton. Brown, of Lincoln, is at the Mil- lard. R, lard. James R. Foree, Casey W. Pennarden, of Beatrice, anlou ® Oscar P. Goodman has gone to Denver and Pucblo. T, P, Livingston, of Plattsmouth, is at the Murray. Charles C. Wilson, of Sterling, is at the Millard, J. H. Holdeman, of Weeping Water, the Paxton. M. J. Huehes and wife, of West Point, are &b the Millard. . Mrs. Thomas Ewell anddaughter, of Lin- coln, are at the Puxton. L. P. Albright and J Cloud, are at the Murray. Dr. J. L. MeDonald and J. W. Houston, of Atkinson, are at the Casey. L. T. Shanner, J. B, Drake, R. P. J. 1. Smith, of O'Neili, are at tho ¢ Mr. J. F. Todings and C. L. Wood, of North Platte, called upon Tits “Bor yester- ay. Mrs. Avery, an ol resident of Omaba, but now of Chicago, is in the city visiting her sister, Mrs. Hyde. Rov. James Rankine, D. D., and wife, of Geneva, N. Y., are visiting their son, Mr. K. F' Ranicine, at 316 North Sixtoenth streot. At tho Windsor—P. W. Finigan, Boston; W. H. Ogle and wife, Centerville, Tn.; H B, Meech, Omahiaj D. Larcourt, Columbus, 0.3 Sol Ostheimer, Chicago; W. H. Love, Davenport; Ralph' Hill, Adrian, Mich.; b G. Lockwood, Girand Island; R. B. Willidms, Milwaukee; K. J. Jones, Beutrice, 5. Crawford, of Valley, is at the Mil- of Tekamah, is at the is at the is av Gilham, of Red Gretna Robbers. Two men who gave aliases were arrestea yesterday suspected of Kaving robbed a hard- waro store at Gretna, are in jail. They were captured on lower Tenth street 1n the act of selling a lot of cutler; ——— Army News, Lieutenant Colonel William B. Hughe deputy quartermaster, and Major D: Bache, medical director, will visiton publ business Forts Du Chesne gnd _iouglas, Utah; Fort Bridger, Camp Pilor Butte aud Fort D. A. Russell,’ Wyo. Reduced It Three Fee The tower of the new city v designed to extend five feet from the build- ing, has been so changed that 1t will only ex- tend two feet beyond the line. The archi- tect and contractors do not think that the change will in any way affect the beauty of the building. The Midnight Bruizer. A new charye was filed agamnst Pete De- laney yesterday morning. When first arrested seven duys ago, he was charged with as- sault. Yesterday the charge was changed to assault with intent to commit great bodily njury. Delancy is the tramp telegravh operator ‘who assaulted John Me , thenight watch- man at the Union Pacific headquarters, When arraigned, Delaney waived an ex- amination and was held to the district court. His bail is tixed at $00. Visiting Marksmen, The Omaha Schutzenverein's first annual tournament begins to-day at noon at their range at Ruser's park, and will continue until Sunday noon. There will be a lurge number of competing marksmen here from abroad, and arrangements have been made for a very extensive affair, Something like 000 wili be distributed among the lucky ooters 1n cash and prizes, and Sunday Dight the tournament will be brought to & clyse by a grand moonlight picnic and dancy —_— Minor Kobberies. ¥. D. Burke, Sam Terry and Robery Paul were arrested yesterday charged with steal- log lumber from F. W, Andrews, at 712 South Tenth street. They will be arraigned this morning. Mary Savidge, who lives at 4 street, reported thav her house had been robbed of some shoes aud some silverware, and that she suspected one Thomas Dencom, *a grader, who works at Thirty-sixth and Farnam street. A search warrant was is- sued and twoofficers went out last night to search Dencom’s house. Instructing the Registrars, Phe city supervisors of registration will meet at the council ehamber on next Mon- day afternoon at 2 o'clock to receive wmstruc- tions from tho city attorney regarding thewr duties Tuis step has been made recessary by the differences of opinion existing among the registrars, Edch man, at the meeting of the board on Tuesday, placed bis own interpre- tation upon the law and, as a result, no two sets of books have been kopt after the same systeu At the meeting on Monday the city attor- pey will settle all disputed questions, BEITER THAN GOLD. One of the Lots in Plainf orado, For One Dollar. JDon’t be a day too late and regret it, Bear in mind we are going to have artesian wells, lakes and a cityeof 2,600 people in elflhlx,en months, and a lot for oune dollar will make you a haud- gome profit in that time, We'have fine water now and an ele- gant location, but $250,000 in improve- ments will change the looks of things. We will sell® no lots for less thun $5 after October 16, If you want ove now {s the time, PLAINFIELD ADDITION CO., Castle Rock, Colo. 1S Farnam in Col- HEAL BESTATE EXCHANGE, Dealers in Dirt Meet and DI Very Important Matters. real estate men met Wednesday in furtherance of a move- ment to reorganize the Omaha Real fistate exchange. This organization last year was very successful. The plan which it embraces is that when a plece of property is listed with one agent he in turn lists it with every member of the exchan In this wag the chances for a ready sale are greatly enhanced, The {nstaliment plan was also discussed at some length, The claim was made that it has greatly injared the straight real estate trade. Some bitter things were said of cer- tain partics who are charzed with dishonest practice in reference to installment schemes, No special cases wore cited however, Local newspapers were discusse their ability to stunulate the real ket. Opinions of the espapers were fully Imost every man present voted that Tiie BEE is the only newspaper in Omaha. U. P R, The night as to tate mar- Thi ery Ag a man or a woman lying awake all s of not getting up early endugh in the morning. You can save all this worry by going auickly and get- ting ono of those Seth Thomas alarm DDHOLM & AKIN'S Cor, I)Ih and Dodge, Opp. Postoflice. LOST HIS LETTER OF CREDIT, Kk of Such Mis- A French Weaver While En Honte to This City. Streben Secrappin is the namo of a weaver Mistortunes of Lyons, France, wko arrived in this city Wednesday dircet from Paris. Strebon is in a mental condition bordering on lunacy, for on his way from Toledo, O., to tis city he lust his valise containing a letter of credit from the banking houseof Rothschild & Bro. representing 150,000 francs, Some time ago some one in Lyons informed Streben that Omaha was the greatest silk nanufacturing town in Americas that busi- ness was good, salaries enormous, etc.. and he, haying no iies to bind him to his home in La Beile I'rance, converted the savings of years into cash, tho cash into a letter of redit, and started for this land of the freo the Paris exposition. in the Liffel tower and a few other sights in the gay French capital he purchascara ticket for Omana of the Old Dowmion steamship company;which sent him from Toledo, O., 1o Omaha, via the Wabash system. At'onc of the littie stations in’ In- diana where the train stops for lunch Stre- ben stopped ot for. & sandwich, and while ling with it the train left_hi ing with it his letter of credit, which he had placed inside before leaviniz home, Not being able 1o speak English, and there being no ane in the town who could parley vous Francais Strebin was compelled to make his way to Omaha without having communi- cated with the officials of the road. When he got here iie found friends, the company W notified and a tracer sent out, I'he letter of credit can not be used by any one but Streben. To Contractor We have yet a few miles of good work to let on Gothenburg canal. Write or telegraph to Franklin & Carroll, contractors, Gothenburg, Neb. THE DAILY Gets Into Conflict County Auditor. Editor Vaughn of the Daily Democrat promises to have some fun with the commis- sioners over their slanghter of his bill for printing the delinquent tax list. His original bill called for 900 descriptions at and 20,817 descriptions at 23{ cents, for which hie wanted the modest sum of §2,029.01. He was allowed $i00 on account on a rough estimate that his real claim for this printing would amount to §624, and that $104 due him for printing road notices would make a total of a Iittle wore than $700 due him. When the claims got into the hands of County Auditor Evans, that gentleman found that Vanghn's publication included a whole lot of duplicetions and other errors and that he was really entitled to pay for publishing only 728 lot deseriptions at cents and 18,000 1and descriptions at 22{ cents. Just 8 little difference of %005 descrip- tions, ‘This cut the amount due the wily adver- tiser for the tax list publication down to £515.11. There is due him $104 for an alleged :ation of road notices, making a total #0.11. For work actually done the county has overpaid Vaughn about 350, but he has an election proclamation and sundry official matters in hand, the publication of which will balunce the account. . Vaughn won't let the matter rest Its Editor With the that his original claim of list publication is correct and must be paid. He claims that he has vised by aleading attorney that he cav collect the amount allowed by law for the puolication. Uhat is all_bosh,” was C Mahoney’s opinion on this claim. “The law fixes tho maximum rate and tho commis- sioners can take advuutage of any lower rate offered.” But Mr. Vaughn has another scheme, He claims that the figures bia_wera for cach insertion, and not for three insertions, as clamed by tho commissioners. M Vaughn claims the words, “3 in.,” meaning three insertions, were inscrted in the specifi- cations after the bids were received. “That's a lie,” said County Auditor Evans, when ne heard this claim. I wrote those words in myself when the specifications for bids were being made out, and Vaughn s better than to make any such claim.” *“Thero will be some fun out of this th yet,” said Commssioner O’Keeffe. “I fought this contract when it first came up, but the board allowed it, and you see the mess wi in. Thei ono good thing though. ~The row over this bill will s a notice to the people that the tax list hus been pub- lished. Tney would have never found it out any other Uil wager that Vaughe~ has_violated his contract and - misrepresented in the matier of circul He swore ho had acirculation of ove copies. All the papers 1 ever saw from his oftice was the pile of d with this tax List that was dumped in the commis- sianers’ room tho otherday. 1 guess Ill ask him to show up Iris circulation books just for the fun of it.” L Attention, Sir Knights, £ Mount Calvary commandery, No, 1: You will assomble promptly at the asylum at 1 p. m., this dute, to act as escort at the funcral of Sir Knight Hume. Visiting sir knights invited. 1%, G, BROWN, Acting Commander, A Chance Once in a Life Time. Great watch sale this week; don’t fail toattend it ot Kdholm & Axin’s, cor, 15th and_ Dodge, opp. U. S. postofiice, Omaha, Neb, R AMUSEME! Last night one of the most enjoyable con- certs given in this city attracted o fair sized audience to the Boyd, Wiliiam H, Snerwood was the particular attraction, and bis wonderful mastery over the keys of the piano entranced the auditors and impelled to & number of encores Miss 1. A, Pennell, with h rich, round and full voice, sang several selections, and sang them most sweotly. Mr. Edward J. Bretwt rendered several se- lections on the viohn with excellent effect, his accompanist being at differeot times Mrs, Brott and Mr. Sherwood. “The concert was under the management of Mr, . 5. KRobbins, who is onthusiastically ed in the work of bringing celebrated musicians to this city, in a serics of concerts of which that of last night=vas thoe tirst. To-day, in the art rooms of Max Meyer, Sixteenth aud Farnam streets, Mr, Sher- wood will illustrate the most approved method of piano playing and at the same time a number of the finest compositions al 0f the mOosL prominent Composers. The Theosophical Society. (GrAND IsLaND, Neb,, Oct. 10.—To the Edi- tor of Tue Bee: Permit me to correct an error in your issue of October 5, in relation %o the so called expulsion of “H, P, Plavai £2,020.01 for the t nty Attorpey TS, oky and W, Q. Judge'' from the Theosophi- oal soviety, Cones, who is not a member of the society, having been repudiated for questionable conduct, The Theosophical society is an in- corporated association and its membership is well known, hence this Dr. Cones has no authority for such nssertion except that w hich originates in his own imagination, Very respectully M. Gramaw, Knights of Pythins iting Omaha, and 1n atteudance to ad lodge, will find a beautiful .ction of badges and jewels at prices during the grand lodge Call and see us. EDHOLM & AKID 5th and Dodge, opp. LS Cor. 1 TION OF INCORPORATION. The Pythian Grand Lodge Consider- ing the Subject. The Knights of Pyth d lodge mot at 10 o'clock iing with a full attendance of delegates. "The special committee appointed to con- sider and report on the resolution to 1ncor- o the grand lodge, reported in favor of ‘The report was adopted, but ter of electing a clerk and trustees of the proposed incorporate body and the con- ration of articles was left over until the election of officers, 1t is probable that the grand lodge will not incorporate during this session, owing to the pressure of business demanding the time and attention of the body. The greater part of the morning was taken up in listening to the committee on law, which reported on.matters referred to it Many of the resolutions were amendments to the constitution and were laid over under the rules. Those which were adopted were 1t chances in different sections of the law, which do not materially chango its i tent a8 it now stands, but more clearly de- fines it. “T'ne entire grand loage was photographed in & group on the east side of the court house at 1:30 p. m. yesterday At the afternoon session little business was done aside from the election of officers which resulted as follows: John M. Mckarland, of Columbus, to be grand chancello H. Christy, of Ster- ling, grand vico chancellory Howard, of IKeurney, grand Charles G. Alton, of Aiusworth,: master of oxchequer; H. M. Iusho of Lincoln, grand keeper of records and s H. R. Weber, of Omaha, grand master arms; K. W. Hoyt, of Long Pine, inner guard; J. H. Green, of Hebron, outer guard.’ John Morrison, of Lincoln, wus elected representative to the supreme lodge. EVENING SESSION. A clerk and five trustees were elected and empowered to draw up articles of incorpora- tion and incorporate ti:o grand lodge accord- ing to law. The newly elected keeper of records and seals, H. M. Bushnell, of Lin- coln, was elected to the position of clerk of the trustees, and John B. Wright and O. P. Dinges, of Lincoln; J. M. McFarland, of Columbus; John Q. Goss and F. W. Orton, of Bellevue, were clected trustees, SISSION NOTES. Omaha was selected for the place of hola- ing the next session of the grand lodge of Nebraska Knights of Pythias. The grand lodge has wstructed its supreme representatives 1 the supreme lodge to op- pose any change of name in the Uniform Rank, as is proposed by that bady. These representatives ure also instructed to work for spectal representation in the supreme lodge of the Uuiform Rank. The officers-elect of the grand lodge for the ensuing year_were installed by Past Grand Chancellor O'Neill at midnight. The grand lodge adjourned about 1 o'clock. Daughters of Queen Lizzie. A public icstallation of officers of the Daughters of Queen Lizzie, a branch of the Kuights of Tabor, was held in the Omaha Guards’ armory lust might. The ‘‘daugh- ters,” to the number of twenty-tive, were present, resvlendent in their elaborate re- galia, consisting of white dresses, pink capes, crossed on the breast and golden crowns, The members of the order ofeTwelve, Evening Star temple, No. Knights of Tabor, were also present to assist in the stallation and lend their dignity to the cere- mony. The knights were arrayed in their brilliant uniform, consisting of black c pants and a bright satin baldric, on which wero mysterious letters arranged 1n orderly disorder. The exercises of instailation were con- ducted by Rov. Moses Dickinson, of St. Louis, the founder of the order, and national chief grand mentor. he officers installed were Mrs. W. W. Williams, chief preceptress; Mrs. Ophelia Smith, vice preceptress: Mrs. Eliza Turner, recorder; Mrs, 1da Huff, ass order; Mrs. H, Hal ief treasure After the ccremony. of msl ion the Rev. Dickinson addressed the daughters and impressed many valuable precepts upon their minds, Following this the knights gn tion drill, ufter which suppef was served., Jeffersoman Scandal. A number of citizens from Jefferson town- ship in the city report a lively social scnsa- tion in the neighborhood. The has come to light recently that ¥ Connemyer, & man of sixty, covets his meighbor's wife, and has for several months been hav- ing improper relations with her. The story as told 18 to the effect that every time she came to Omaha, which was quite often, he also had business here, and while in the city on cach occasion they took advantage of the opportunity offered them to meet and enjoy each other’s society. ‘L'wo or three nights ago Mrs, Connemyer armed herself with a club, visited the neigh- bor's house and of the woman, demanded her husband who she thought was there at the time. A scene occurrred which roused the community and now every resident 18 dis- cussing the situation. Large sample 50 & $3 per day. Nat Brown. Licensed to Wed, Judge Shields issued licenses to the fol- lowing pariies yesterday : Name and residence. { Thomas Giblin, Omaha nice Sargent, Omaha.. Jndigestion 8§ not only a distressing complaint, of itself, but, by causing the blood to become depraved and the system en- d, is the parent of innumerable That Ayer's Sarsaparilla t cure for Indigestion, even when complicated with Liver Complaint, is proved by the following testimony from Mrs. Joseph Lake, of Brockway Centre, Mich “Liver complaint and _indigestion made my life a burden and came near ending my existence. For more than four years I suffered untold agony, was reduced almost to a skeleton, and hardly had strength to drag mysell about. All kinds of food distressed me, aud only the most delicate covld be digested at all. Within the time mentioned several physicians treated me without giving res ief. Nothing that I took seemed 1o do any permancnt good until I commenced the use of Ayer's Sarsaparilla, which has produced wonderful results. Soon after commencing to take the Sarsapas rilla I could sec an improvement in iy condition, My appetite he and with it came the ability to « all the food taken, my strength - proved each day, fter a fow months of faitl to your directions, I found well woman, able to attend to all household duties. Pho medicine has given mo & new lease of life.” Ryer's Sarsaparilla, PREPARED BY Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass. Price §1; sl bottles, §5. Worth §5 » oles red Merchants’ rooms. $2, ITotel. An assertion made by a Dr. | THE ELIXIR OF LIFE. What a Promiwent New York Doctor has tosay apon the Suhject which is Attracting so much Attentio “Do you beliaveuin the Elixir of Liter 1 ask'rlu of & promiment New York physician re cently. i doctor thonaht a moment, carefully, and salds SCemtanty #4do, but not in_the way in which Doctors [irown Sequard or Hamniond have been describlug it. Al that has been sajd in the press of the land the past months proves that somnething 1s needed 1o assist and sustain the vital amd often failing forces of lite, vut Nature never fntended the human body for fons and they are always injurious be- 8o unnatural,” “Rub s 1t ving ain the vitality o tonach, 1o discovery 1y usod_does this 8o thorough! . a8 pi whiskey, for all else 13 injurl ts of a pure article like Dully's Pu 4 lly those of an ‘elix up and Strengthens thy system, veaction or without the formation of habit, 1t tends to renew life in the aged and restore it to those in miadle life. For women espscinlly, who are weal, laninid or suffering a8 most wonien are, it {3 almost invaluable, Al physiclans learn these things from then practice, and_cannot but be Dbellevers in a true and sensibio ‘elixir of life' like this pure articls of which I have been speaking.” Tho Doctor himselt scemed to be a good ex- AMmDIo of the truths he advanced for IS strong frame and clear oye showed him t b in per- fect health, and 1lert him much fmpressed by the o truth and common- sense statements, DRS. BETTS & BETTS 1608 FARNAM STREET, OMAWA, NED. (Upposite Paxton Hotel) without inju Office hours, 9 8. m, to Sp. m. Sundays, 10 a. m. to1p.m. Spectalists in Chronie, Nervous Skin and Blood Diseases T Consultaifon' at office or by mml free. Medieines nt Ly mail or express, securely packed, free from observation. Guarantees to cnre quickly, safely and permanently. NER! UUS DEEfi;]T Spermatorriiea, semi- nal Losses,Night JORE Decay. aris! flnm ndis 3 oF Indwlgence, producing Sleeploss ness, Despondency, Plmipies on the face, aver- aion to society, easily alscournged, Jack of confl @ence, dull, ufit forstudy or business, and finds life a burden. afely, permanent!y and pri- vateiy cured. Consult Drs, Betts & Betts, 1404 Farnam St., Omaks, Neb. Syphilis, a disense Blood and Skin Diseases sxot b a'is results, completely eradicated without the aid gf Mertury, Scrafula, Erzsipaas, lever sores, Blotches, Ulcers, Paus in‘the Head nnd Bonss, Syphilitic Sore Throat, Mouth and Tongue, C mnn‘u]x L permanently cured where others o ‘failed Kidney, Urinary. quent Burning or '@ and Bladder Complaints, I’ ainful, Difficult, Y0007 Urine, Uring hieh sk ored or with milky sediment on standing, Weak Back, Gonorrheea; Gleet, Cystitis, ete Proniptly and Safely Qured,’ Charges Keasons® Guaranteed per- STRICTURE! i Taro, Yo movyal complete, without cutting, caustic or dillation, Cures’ effected at home by pattent without A moments ain or Atnoyance, To_Yomg MEII flllfl Ml(‘lfll" Aued Men, A SUEB CURE Y he awful effec of early ice. which ‘)lll’lflb organic Weainess, desiroying both mind and body, with all its ¢ e:lldugl 18 ])l‘l‘ll} ”“h rgrvd A S those who have impaired DRS. BETTS fiimsatten Dby improper indul- gences’ ara_eolitary habits, which ruin both ody and mind, unfitting them ror busines: tudy or marriage, MEN. or those entering on that hap re of physical debility, quickly as OUR SUCCESS, 13 based upon fac —Practieal Expe rience, Second—Every especially studied- thus stavting avight, a-Me/licines are pre, pared in our labatory exactly to suit each case, thus affecting cures without imjury §27-Send 6 cents postage for celebratel works on Chronic, Nervous and Delicate Diseases. Thousands cured. §2~A friendly letter or may save you future suflering and s 8dd_goldén years to life, £ No letters an- ewered unless accompanted by 4 cents in stamps, Address or call on DRs, BETTES & BETTS, 1408 Farnam Street, Omaha, Neb. § :FLoaTine « Soar. WRAppgas W/ f.or\l’urg\q HoTosnAsis 12 « Ginbratad AcmnsaMAcrmszs : ON SALE PRINCIPAL POINTS EAST, WEST, NORTH and SOU” I'TH 1802 FARNAM STREET. AMUSEMENTS. nday October 14th nt of Mr. Wm H CRANE Alded by & competent comedy company mulu e direct n of Joscpli Braoks Monday and wings and Wedies Comm Sati the new cosmopolitan o ON PROBAT By Brander Matthews and Wednesday Evening, ‘A Gredt Double PAPA PEH*'ILH("N From ¢ Freuch of La Biclle, And the latcst Loy THE B Regular prices 1 ¥ensation L O0N, teats go on sale Eaturday FALL OVERCOATS. If yon can buy ar Overcoat and save 3 3 per cent on the transaction, that 33 per cent i equivalent to so much money earned, Just consider for a moment what 33 per cent amounts to, on an Overcoat for which you he of equal quality. ve to pay $15.00 elsewhere, [t means ¢ saving of $5.00 by purchasing of us, our vrice being £10.00 for goods On higher priced goods the saving will be greater, Our claim to save you these dollars can be ensily subtantiated by comparison of our prices with those of other stores, It 1s hardly necessary to say that we show the Wide Wales, Cheviots, ete., at $5.75 tons, Kerse) 5, $7.00, $700, 81 est line of medium weight Oves and finer if you want them. :onts, comprising Mel- The finer grades are lined with the very best silk, with satin trimmings and of superior workmanship. Special, 200 very fine all wool beautiful fitting garments, ¢ Hat Department pay in other stores, finest Derby Shoes Our Ke that can be had anywhere andevery pair is sold with aguarantee. Trunks and Valises. We have fitted up our basement for the sale of Trunks and Valises. Like in every department of our business we shall offer in this line the largest Variety at greatly lower prices than these goods can be bought elsewhere. Write for all Fall Catalogue. Nehraska Glothi reat 95 cent Derby has not yet been duplicated by any store for less than $2, at 82,00, $2.50 and $2.75, are of the same qualitics for which other houses a We are opening daily new and fresh goods direct from the factories. our Shoes so cheap, we sell them quick and accumulate no old stock. ey Overcoats with excellent Italian lining and a rich satin sleeve lining t $9.00, they are really wcrth #1500, and are sold for that elsewhere. Correct Fall shapes of Stiffand Soft Hats, at prices just about one half what you have to Uur 50 to §5. g trade and selling from #3 Having a Li Our shoes are emphatically the bost ng Company, Corner Fourteenth and Douglas Streets, Omaha. DECLARKE ESTABLISHED 1851 { 186 So. Smcms‘ } Ghicago, s, 1 Clark 8¢, The Regular 01-Established JPHYSICIAN AND SURCEON Is still Treating with the Greatest , SKILL and SUCCESS % W ./ N AT LAl Chronic, Nervous aud Private Diseases. By NERVOUS DEBILITY, Lost Manhood, Failing Memory, Exhausting' Drains, Terrible Dreams, Head and Back Ache and all the effects leading to early decay and perhaps Consumption or Insanity, treated scientifically by new methods with mever-failing success. B3 SYPHILIS and all bad Blood and Skin Dis- eascs permanently cured, IDNEY and URINARY complaints, Gleet, Gnnorrhu:l Stricture, Varicotele and all ases of the Genito-Urinary Organs cured promptly without injiny 1o Stomach, Kidneys or otier Organs, B3~ No experiments. Age and experience ime portant. Cnns\lllnlmn [free and sacred. i~ Send s cents for 1 n Chiranie, Nervous D E R RintdWorks o B~ Those conter D arriage send for Dr. Clarke's celebrated guide “Male and Female, each 15 ceuts, both 25 cents (stamps). Consult the old Doctor. A friendly letter or callmay save future ing and shame, and add golden years tolife, {fc's (Serer) Exrors, soconts (stamps). Medicing and writings sent everywhere, sccurc from €Xposurcs Hours, 810 8. Sundays g to 12. Address F. D. CLARKE, M. D., 186 So. Clark 5t., CHICAGO, ILL. | n ~ — | Look to Your Wardrobe. "These cool days suggest heoyy clothing | —we are well prepared to provide for the ‘Lomhnt of our customers, Our stock | comprises Men's Fall and Winter Suits of | the highest grade of materfal and work- | manship, together with an unlimited sup- {ply of warm Hosiery and Underwear. | D artistio selection ot Neckwear 15 & do- light to the eyes, We havo something choice in Handker- chiafs—something excellent in Gloves— and something reliable in Umbredas, Children's Clothing a specialty, ADOLPH MEYE 'ABLISHED 1863, MAX MEYER. * EE 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! EASY PAYMENTS, Visitors Welcome. Cor. 16th and Farnam Sta, Desirl SHfit DEALERS &' Jmfl ly cel- 200 .fi'm‘ffll,‘lf' ‘1?.;'&,?‘ imh of Chlcago T Fac We offer a fine $325 Piano for $250. to \\nnh ebrated 11y es of Boots aud Shoes, manuf ll!ur- \\)l xsh'n]l write h\ WATRON, resis T A 10 Cent Cigar in o Gty 1+ SYPHILIS n be cured n 20 to 60 days by the use of the Mate Ren Tor sale only by the Cook Remedy Co., of Omahs, Nebraska, Writeto us tor the names und address of patients who have been cured and from whom we have permission to refe! Syphilis 1s a disease thid has always Dafited the skill of the most eminent mmlmm and until the discovery of th Co.’s “MAGIC REMED Dty over having the disease nas . We guaru- teo L ¢ case that can bo produced. Thos taken cury, Potash, Sucus Alterans or other advertised re With only temporary benefits can now manently cured by of the A Neb. “Hewara of Immitations. Tt 1 absointoly impossible for any other person or company to have our tormula or any reus sitin et results. The Cook I Co., has b 1 have al- are finan- L of over Wo soli- be ror: AGIO S given perfect satisf v responsible, navi 40,000, making their guara most obstinate o ho have cnown remedy ana lost all hope of respond with us and let us put Yo in possession of ovidence that convinces th most sk Mark In the end DY’ beforo od. Tt 1 o most purifier ever known. Write for particulars, Allletters coufidential. CAUTION Besure you are gotting the cook Kemedy” C Magic Remedy, None others are_genuine, fes claiming to Ve agents for usare imposters and frawis. Full particulars free, Address all communications to The Cook Remedy Co., _ Rooms 418 and 419, Paxton Blogk, DRUNKENNESS the Liguor Habit. Fonitively Cured lnlnlnlerllu( Dr. Haines’ o Shebitios cup of coff ) taking a specdy. lont iy @ moderato drinker or an alt Thousands of drunkurds have been nen who lnve G citic without their knowledg toduy bo it drinking of thelr own freewill.” 1T The system once imprognated with the ntt possibility for the ¥or saie by Kuhn & O a8 sts., and 18th and Cun Council Bluffs- State Line Lo Glasgow, Belfast, Dublin and Liverpool FROM NEW YORK EVERY THURSDAY, Cabin pussuge §5 Lo €0, aceording to location of stat Toom. Exeurst Stecrage o and from Kurope at Lowest Rates, AUSTIN BALDWIN & C0., Gen'l Agonts, judway, New York 101 Rand 2. MOORES, THOS, MCCA you can be p heroic bloo 1t can be glyen § ph £t., Chileago, s, at Omah KHAKAUER Ladies’ Tailor, —0F— 891 Fifth Avenue, «New Yo (Formerly WILL DE AT THE , PATION HOUSE, OMAHA, thand 124k, With the Latest Noveltie Dest For Aut Win ABOUT CLOVES, Whenyouare buylug lores reinember Lat Uiero s Such o th price th 15 100 cheap, 115 be rice i ke 1urch They aro mi 7 Oct, and and Watt 2 e T R fiuccninsotia Gloves i R o100 te bodl'A bans iy T $55abtatun 1866 ¥ JOUN ©. HINBON, Johustown. M, Vi | KIDNEY 54,84 uztnary troubles easily qutcl ly and wafely cured by DOUTURA | Chpsules. Several cuses cured in soven days, | sold ut 0 per box, all dry, t4, or by mail | from Docturs M'Ly Co, 12 White s, N, ¥. Full direction T —} OMAMA MEDICAL 3 SULGICAL IN STT WO A N.W, Gnn. l:lm& Dum 818, oMAHA, NEB. FOR THE TREATMENT OF ALL CHRONIG ad SURGICAL DISEASES BIRACES, APPLIANCES FOR DEFORMITIES AND TRUSSES. * Begt Fucilition, Apparatys and RemedieaforBucconaful Troatment of every form of D'sease requiring MEDICAL or SURGIOAL TREATMERT, NINETY ROOMS FOR PATIENTS. BeardeAttondanco, Dust Accommodaiions in Werk, e e A N Cancer, Dllur).u nrnnn { lilull. b, ity, Puralysis, E e, Bladd gye. ity Butival, Epilcoty, Kisiey, Slagden DISEASES OF WOMEN i.5lvieiov it WK HAYE LATKLY ADDD A LY (NG-1N DECARTHENT FOR. WOXEN DURING CONFINENENT. (STRIGTLY PRIVATE,) Only Reliable Medical Inatitute making a Specialty of PRIVATE DISEASES e 7, e e 6 ‘romz m., Gleet nnd Varicodele OMAMA MEDICAT, & RURGI T5th and Dodgs Serects, i Koo LINSTITUTE, OMAHA, NED, O, WeST'S NERVE AND BRAIN ' ) for Hyster v gzl ation causod by the Wakefulness, Sental 10 Brain, resilting in deciy and death, use of 3 Depression, 1ing of fnsanity and leading tomis Premature Old Age, Barrenness, Loss of Powor in cithor sox, Involuntary Losses and Spermate orhaa cansid by ov fion of the b abugo or overindufl ach b one month's ireatment. #1.00 & box, or ford,sent by mall propald on receipt of price, ‘WE GUARANTEHE SIX BOXES, To cureany ca With vach ordr received by us forsix boxes, accompanied with .00, wo will send the Urchaser our Written gUArAltes to' res fund thio money if the teestment does not. effect acure, Guarwotees jssuad only by Goodimnan Dt s Agents, 1110° Farnam treot, Ona GIVEN AWAY | *To-b | il person | A Teodcliéian e, ” Ag wo o BB S RART. ELECTH. £0; . FOR MEN ONLY! APCSITIVE Sf;hflfm NERBO AR, of Body and Mind; ects o Eelaren At P e e ity i1 50, BUFFALR ¥ CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH PERNYROYAL PILLS, HED CHOSS DIAMOND BRAND, g e o Lcier, b3 veturm mall, Vo Uhicheater Chciun Co., Madiunsy., Fiiia JUSEPHGILLOT i S STEEL PENS GOLD MEDAL PARIS EXPOSITION 1616 Nos, 303-404-170-604, THE M0ST PERFECT OF PENS. I‘UuuuL 58 i, iy ot MUS- TR