Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 12, 1889, Page 8

R T S FALL OVERCOATS. ye cedar blocks on_ con- THE ()\IAHA DATIAY BHE: qATITRDAY OOTOBI‘ R 12, 1889. ’rI.iE % CITY;- 1';E . :Q‘;; l-‘;l' crete, £1.05 k It 1a Boing Proseonted in Secret by | James Fox asphaltum, forms’ A, the Geand Jury. and G, §.74, #2.54 and £2.34, respectively. The office of the hoard of public works Co., cedat blocks on sand I—-E— was yestord moved to the room m | The grand jury apparently has a prolific and plank, £1.84; cypress blocks on sand and |8 ot only a distressing complaint, of the court house basement recently oc- | source of information concerning the private | plank, $1.33 and $1.35; on concrete, $1.03, itself, but, by causing the blood to cupied by City Treasurer Rush, as woll as the public actions of the county - become depraved and the system ene Park Officer Goodrich found an old | commissioners for the past two years, THE COURTS, feebled, Is the parent of innumerable woman lying on the sidewalk on Creigh- Some time ago the county purchased a o maladies. That Ayer's Sarsaparilla ton aventie, south of Hanscom purk, 1ast | buggy for the use of the superintendent of | St. Mary's Avenue Congregational is tho bost cure for Indigestion, even night. She was respectably dressed, | tho poor farm, paying thorofor $60. The Church Loses lts Sut & when complicated with Liver Complaint, but was barefooted and too weak 10 | grand jury has ascertained that the purchase The case of the St. Mary's Avenus Con- is proved by ithe following testimony wall, She gave her name as Marie | ot tail % oo oho was employed at | Eregutional chirch against the city for dam- from Mrs. Joseph Lake, of Brockway Ballock, and said she lived with her o ages resulting from a change of grade was Centro, Mich,;— son, Mathias Ballock, at Eleventh and 5 oner Turner was chiled bofo decided in favor of the city last ovening. “Liver commlaint and indigestion Bancroft, but was unable to account for “““‘;V’::‘v‘*l"’”"‘fl_‘k"f\"";,‘m"'l s m:‘r“l‘hl‘:’ fore | The court instructed the jury to bringin & mado my lifo ' burden and camo near her condition. admitted that he had not seen the buggy, but | verdict for defendant, which they did with- ending my existence, For more than four years T suffered untold agony, was It is hardly necessary to say that we show the largest line of medium weight Overcoats, comprising M ot took Mount’s word to the effect that it | out leaving the box. The plaintiff was not duo 08t to & skeleton, and ha ¢ Ranoive. Wide Walay: Ohael ol & e 97K B £ " Aia kG e e was o bargain at£60. Ho said he wasn't | gjlowed to introduce any testimony except {.‘ru‘!l':'"r'}v::.];'v';. o Reag mysatt abo toas, Kerseys, Wide Wales, Cheviots, ete,, at 85.75, $9.00, $12.75 and fiver if you want them, The finer Al Fairbrother, of Lincoln, is at the Pax- | authority on buggies himself, but mo man | oS0 C RN Bh o™ atnst them kinds of food d sod me, an rrades are lined wi y very best silk, with satin tr { erior work shi ton. ¢ living could got an advantago over him in | iAL B (HFegaIAFIEY (1 the Hrooes A1 The. Hosh delloats so01d. e tigeeted & grades are lined with the very best silk, with satin trimmin nd of superior workmanship, G. B. Chapman, of Lineoln, is at the Pax- | purcha or sWapping wagons. or ¢ 3 © proceedings. all. Within the fime mentioned seve Stecial. 200 very firie all wool Kersey Overconts with excells alian lining arich satin sleeve lining, ton, S fdent Mahoncy, of the poor | The court held that the appraise physicians treated me without giving res Special, 200 very fine all wool Kersey Overcoats with excellent Italian lining and a rvich satin sleeve lining, G, W, Martin, of Kearney, 18, at the Mil- | farm, was called, and told what he thought | made the award of damages from whic iel, Nothing that I took seetned to do lard, : e about the buggy |V|\wn ,va]\l enough for n-lm‘vw |h y‘x-v‘vvh'x\mwnn‘th \\‘ li” "';' ‘l'“‘l"‘” / any permancnt good until T commen b — o him. He wasn’t proud, ho said. qualified because they did nof ke the the use of Ayer's Sarsaparilla, whic! H. Morris, of Seward, is stopping at the | ", fog Rogs, who was assistant superin- | proper oath, An appeal will be taken. has prodnced wondertyl results. Soon R , intendent of the county hospital, was called [~ John S. Muiien has brought suic against after commenoi the Sarsapa. Rafter, of Ulysses, isregistered ab the | gy asked for his explanation of 1~ | Abraham Davis to recover $1i5 loaned to de- #lia X eonle sment in iy 3 tor's_action in chauging the fendant, condition. My appetite hegan to returi Fowler, of Sutton, is a guest at the | hospital without having consulted the archi John L. Miles has begun proceedings and with it came the ability to digest If you can buy an Overcoat and save 33 per cent on the transaction, that 33 per cent is equivalent to so much money earned, Just consider for a moment what 33 per cent amounts to, on an Overcoat for which yon have to pay $15.00 elsewhere. It means a saving of $5.00 by purchasing of us, our vrice being $10.00 for goods tho time by Commissioner W, J. Mount. of equal quality. On higher priced goods the saving will be greater, Our claim to save you these dollars can be easily subtantiated by comparison of our prices with those of other stores, beautiful fitting garments, at #9.00, they are really werth $15.00, and are sold for that elsewhere. Hat Department—Correct Fall shapes of Stiffand Soft Huts, at prices just about one half what you have to pay in other stores. Our great 95 cent Derby has not yet been duplicated by any store for less than $2. Our finest Derbys at $2.00, $2.50 and 22,75, are of the same qualities for which other houses ask from #3.50 to 5. Allen, of Fremont, is stopping at the ay. John Steen, of Wahoo, is registered at the Miilard. A. ¥. Nelson, of Blue Hill, is stopping at the Cascy D. L. Sprecher, of Bartley, is a guest at the Cascy C. A. Potorson, of Stratton, is a guest at the Paxton. H. K. Warren, of Neligh, is registercd at the Miliard . F. M. L ge, of Fullerton, is a guestat the Millard. Senator A. S. Paddock, of Beatrice, 18 at the Murray. J. B. Leader and wife, of Chadron, are at the Miliard. Joseph Teeter, of Lincoln, is registered at the Murray. G. M, Lambertson, of Lincoln, is stopping &t the Millard. 0. Horne and H. N, Carpenter, of Syra- cuse, are at the Murra, J, M. Sammons and wife, of Chadron, are registered at tho Paxton. John W. Hoffman and J. W. Lansing, of Lincoln, are at the Millard, Messrs, S, B. Voris and V, D. Price, of Lousvilley Ky., are in the cit; J. Stewart Wallace, P., of London, England, is u guest av the Paxton, C. F. Smith, of Atkinson, is in the city on hunmuw and 18 stopping at the Case Church Howe came to town yesterday to moét Jay Gould and Mr. S. H. H. Clark. C. C. Morrison, of Dayton, O., is visiting John Schenck at 404 North Twentioth street. George M. Hyland and T. L. Hughes, of Fremont, Neb., leave by the Overland fiyer for Sitia, Alaska, to-day. Charles Dewey bas returned from Wash- angtoa. He states that the Knights Templa arade at that point was the greatest affuir e ever witnessed. At the Windsor—J. Sargood, Harman; Ed D. Olmsteud, Penn Yan, N Y.; Mrs. L. Odell, Belle . Bradway, In- dianapoli . ] Chicago; Lu. Bkidmore, Bwing; I Barrett, Denver; M. S. Mariett, Chicago; W. Robbins, Grand Island; ' E. Brown, South Owaha} L. R Blliott, Manhattan, Kun.; 3 Mrs. K Nichols, Sabetha, Kan. Runaway Lovers. Chief Seavey yesterday received a letter from Fremont, O., asking him to keep a look- ovt for John Ulsh and Mrs. JennieWenderfe who eloped from that place last Sun morning. Sl Special Council Meeting. A special meeting of the council has been called for to-night, to approve of the ordinance for the grading of Thirty-Sixth and Burt stroet, s also for the passing of the appropriation ordinan Nothing to Do. For the first time 1n the history of that office, the clerk of the United States circuit court finds himself with nothing to do. He says there mover was such a lack of busi- ness. No new cases are being filed and the old ones, excepting thoso Helfenstein chest- outs, are running out. Marringe Licenses. Licenses were issned to the foilowing partics by Judge Shields yesterday: Tame and Residence, Thomas A. Lorenzen, Omaha lcintyre, Omal Peter Jensen, Omaba { Marrin, Jensen, On Curbs ne Cutters. The cutters of the curbstones which are being put in on Vinton streat from Twenti- eth to Twenty-fourth, elaim that tho city - spector is too exacting in his demands on them ana they have therefore quit work. The inspector says that they were not prop. erly fitting the stones to each other, and were not putting sufticient dirt back of the curb to hold it up. Williams Suspended. J. H. Williams, the colored janitor at St. Barnabas school, was suspended by Charles Webrer, chairman of the committee on heat- tng and ventilation, Williaws is accused of 1mproper conduct toward the chiluren of the school. His case will bo called beforo the board at its noxt regular meeting, Tho cowplaint was filed by Mrs. P, H. Altan, Too € Jesse Bohannon a ry Payton, both colored, were old-time lovers. Jesse loft his sweet heart in Chillicothe, Mo, and came to Omaha several months ago, After saving up a few dollars he sent for Mary, stating that they would be married upon her arrival. Mary came. 'Thé two oc- cupicd rooms in the-same building at No, 414 South Thirteenth stre Mary now elmims that Jesse seduced hor on the promise of marriage, but failed to keep his promise, Yesterday sho reported her condition to the Eom-.-, und will ot once commonca proceed- ngs on the grounds of breach of promise, e A Cowardly Ite ge. George King, of Pilger, Neb., was brought here yesterday by Deputy United States Mar- shal Lyons, under arrest for sending ob- scene watter through the mails, King onco worked in the Central Pacific railroad shops and was discharged. As a means of rovenge it is alloged hoe has been sending let ters containing vile abuse to the master mechanie, Philip H, Douglas, who not only reported bim, but turned the ' letters over to the authorit King was taken before Com- missioner Anderson aud bound over in the sum of §00 to appear at the next term of oourt for trial. He gave bail and was re- leased. The Biggest She Had Seen She was from one of the interior hamlets of lowa, and had come to see the wonderful features of tho metropolis of Nebraska, of which she had read a groat deal. Her at- tire, her air of strangeness, her intense cur- fosity, and her evident pleasure at every- thing she saw, plainly showed that she was entirely unfawiliar with city life and city sights, Yet, withal, she nad that affected Aignity peculiar to country girls who have ‘been cautioned to be very careful when they wisit the city, Having viewed the attractions In the business portion of the city pretty thoroughly, and wondered to her heart's con- tent at the large buildings, tue fine stores, and the seething tide of humanity on busi- ness bent, the bucolic maiden boarded the g ¥ip ear of 4 cable train at the postofiice. he sat 1n silent enjoyment of the novel ex- perience until the train reached the Coliseum, ‘when turning to the conductor she exclaimes in & voice audible to all on board : “Well, I declare, if that aw’t the biggest 1ce honn 1 ever saw.” Thore was a gencral smile, and tho coun- ductor found it dificult to repress o guffaw ‘while explaining to the aswonished maiden tho real character of Colonel Prince's big : ut:u. It was a suggestive comtentary, tecl. Commissioner Turner was recalled and questioned on this pot. He evidently didn't give much light on the subject In_speaking of his testimony afterwards, e said: Al didn't take tom lonyg to find out that I thought [ did.” will not conclude its labors ppeared before Judge fternoon, and Foreman Clark stated tho desire of the jury to visit the hospital to investigato mat- in connection with the examination of the charges against the commissioners’ man- agement of that institution, Judge Wakeley granted the request, stat- ing that there were no statutory regulations in the case. He informed the jury that what might be seen at the hospital would be used to enable the jucy to arrive ata better under- etanding of the evidence before them, but that no indictment could be returned upon mere observations made by -the jury asa body. All indictments should be made upon actial evidence. Any rmation obtained on the ground should be verified by examina- tion before the jury in session, The grand Jury then took possession of a band wagon, chartered for the purpose, and drove to the hospital. One member of the body drove to the building in a private con- veyance and reached the place some minutes anead of the rest of the jury. Portly Ed Walsh took warning from the arrival of the irst member of the august body, and put a force of men at work cleaning out the debris from the halls of the hospital, creating a dust that was witnessed by the Visitors long before they arrived atthe hospital. The jury inspected tho building and made an ex- amination of the grading that has been done and over which 50 much trouble has arisen. We are willing to bear testimony to ln‘-‘n advertising 3 n our having used it for blood impurities Tith great succ It1s a preparation of standard merit, made of perfectly pure ingredients, and thoroughly effeétive in cleansing and purifying the system. Ior eruptions. boils, ete., it can be relied on every time. Our own experience with it has been most gratifying, and we are glad to give it this endorscmeat.,—Athol (Mass.) Transcript. WILL NOT MOVE. The Board of Education Will Remain in Maso: Hall, The board of education rooms will not be change Considerable has been said in regard to the Masonic Temple craft being anxious to have the board vacate its present quarters, but according toa resolution which was adopted by the Masons in - their meeting Thursday night, tho contrary scems to buthe case, “The resolution was as follows: Kesolved, That it is the sense of the board of the Masonic 'Temple that the entered into by them with the board of ation for the rooms now occupicd by the latter in Freemasons’ hall be not cancelled, A Chance Once in a Life Time. eat watch sale this week; don’t fail toattend it 2t Edholm & Akin’s, cor. 15th and_ Dodge, opp. U. S. postoflice, Omaba, Neb. CROSS-TOWN ELECTRICITY. Tha First Car Runs From Belt Line to Park. The Omaha Street Railway company tried one of its new Pullmans on the track extend- ing from the power house on Ninetcenth and Tzard south by way of Sixteenth and Leaven- worth to Hanscom park. The trial trip proved a success, ‘The advent of the car was a pleasant sur- priso to the citizens along the route and its apy ice awakened considerable enthusi- asm. A number of other trips are to be made, and by Sunday or Monday it is hoped that the new line reaching from the Belt line to Hanscom park will be ready for the public. Thero will be but, three cars run_on the Twenty-second and Twenty-fifth street line of the motor company afier next Sunday. ‘The passengers will be transferred at Seven- teenthand 1Burt to the lines running south. The Walnut Hill and South Eleventh street motor line will probably be making regular runs by Sunday. “The folioy fer from streev car and cablo to the curs and vico versa us soon as rezular trips aro made: Twentioth and Cuming, Six- teenth and Dodge, Park avenue and Leaven- worth and Seward and ders, Kunights of Pythias isiting Omaha, and 1n atteudance to the grand lodge, will find a beautiful jon of ba and jewels at 1 prices during the grand lodge Call and see us LEDHOLM & AKIN, Cor. 15th and Dodge, opp. P. O Contracts Awarded. At the meeting of the board of public works yesterday the followir contracts were awarded for pavicg Thirtieth street from Bristol north to the city limits; Twen- ticth and Twenty-fourth from Vinton south 1o the city lnmls . Riley Woodruff sandstone on lesburg brick, $2.0: Hugh Murphy, Sioux Falls'or other gran- ite, §2.30; Colorado sandstone, §2.21; Wood- agamst Authony Herold to recover §00 on a not Judge Walkeley imposed the following sontences yesterday aftornoon : John Hatten, two years in the peniten- ldward Babbington was sentenced to three months in the county jail and to pay the costs of p ution. rsen_will be_imprisoned in the ail ton_days and pay the costs of ition. 'I'his prisoner changed her plea of the charge of grand larceny and pleaded guilty of petit larceny. he jnry in the case of thestate against William ‘Shea, charged with robbery, re- turned a verdict of gwilty of larceny from the person. County Court, . Mittelstaedt, » New York dealer in human hair, has brought suit against Kato M, Clampitt for $00.65 alleged to be due on a bill of goous. — The opinioR of the people is that Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup is the best and cheapest remedy for coughs, colds, sore throat, asthma, ete. The healing and purifying qualities of Sal- wvation Oil render 1t the best article for the speedy and safe cure of ulcerated sores. Price only 25 cents. A JAY GOULD IN OMAHA, The Object of His Trip an Inspection of the Missouri Pacific, v Gould, president of the Missouri Pa- accompanied by S. H. H, Clarke, vico president of the road, Miss Helen Govld, Edwin Gould, Dr. Munn, of N York, and Superintendent Rathburn, ar- ved in the city at 3:45 yesterday afternoon on a special train over the Missouri Paci { The train, which cgme in at the Webster sirect depot, consisted of Mr. Gould’s com- bination car, a slecper and two bagzawe cars, und was in charce of Conductor Hoo- ton Mr. Gould stated that his health was much better than it was one year ago, and thut he was feeling “first rate.” The object of his trip had no special significancs beyond an inspection of the road and its branches. Kegavding the building of u road from Omaha to the northwest Mr. Gould asserted that he had nothing to say con.cerning the matter—absolutely nothing. As far as bo was concerned he had no information that would even momentarily interest the public. The construction of such a line would doubt- less be of great beuetit to Omah; When asked if in his opinion New York would get the world’s fair, -Mr. Gould re. plied: “Idon’t know; haven't given the su ject a moment’s thought.” _ Then Mr. Gould and the party stepped into c: iages apd were driven about the city for an hour, during which time they visited the wost important places of intercst in tac city, After luncheon at the Millard the party returned to the train and retired, Thoe speciul will leave this morning for Iansas ity and from thence to Pueblo, Colo.,where the party will remain a day or two, return- ing direct to New York. U.P. R. R. Men Think of Such Mis- ery As a man or a woman lying awake all night for fear of not getting up early enough in the morning. You can save all this worry by going auickly and get- ting one of those Seth Thomas alarm clocks at DpaoLy & AKIN Cor. 15th and Dodge, Opp. Postoflice. A Mexico-American B Attention is called to tho advertisement elsewhere of the prospectus of the Inter- national and Mortgage Bank of Mex- ico, incorporated under Mexican law, which terminates tho liabiity of sharcholders upon full payment for theis shares. The authorized capital of thit company is £5,000,000, with power to in- c b are $160 each, o present 1ssue of st will be to the amount of 3,500,000, of wl £2,500,000 will bo of- fered to the public. The organization of tho company 18 already completed, and among the American dircctors are widely Inown financiers and others of character and re- sponsibility in the business world. The pur~ vose of the new institution 18 fully set torth in the prospectus, to which the attention of bankers especially is directed, Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoa Remedy. This medicine can always be depended upon, not only in the milder forms of summer complaint, but glso for malig nant dysentery and cholera infantum. The lives of many persons and especial- ly children are suved by it each year. Probably a Mistake. A telegram was received from Wash stating that the papers in regard to the for tho postofiice Liad been recei ud w in the hands of the department of justice of- ficials, whose business it is to examine titles, United States District Attorney Prite was seen and asked what papers were ro- ferred to in the dispatch. Ho said that no papers had been sent from here, and ho covld not account for the statement. There had been some correspondence with the attorney general in regard to the matter, but nothing clse had ed, The @ soment papers arn not_yet completed, and nothing further will bo done until they are forwarded. Merchants’ Hotel, Large sample rooms. $2, $2.50 & $3 per day. Nat Brown, +PRICE CREAM BAKING POWDER MOST PERFECT MADE. UNITED STAES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. Washington, D, O, By an analysis of Dr, Price’s Cream Baking Powder I find iv carefully compounded, and I regard it as the best baking powder in the market in everd respect, PETER COLLIER. Late cuemln of the United States Departmeny of Agriculture, all tho food taken, my strength jm- proved each day, and after n few months of faithful attention to your directions, T found mysell a ‘well woman, able to attend 10 all household duties. The medicine has given me a new leaso of life. Ryer's Sarsaparilla, PREPARED BY Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass. Price §1; aix bottlce, §5. Worth $5 a Lottles DRS. BETTS & BETTS 1408 FARNAM STREET, OMATIA, NED, (Upposite Paxton Hotel. Office hours, 9 8. m, to 8 p, m. Sundays, 10 a. m, to1p. m. Spectalists in Chronic, Nervous Skin and Blood Diseases, fton. at office or by mail fres. nt by mail or express, securely from obscrvation. Guarantees to cure quickly, safely and permaneniiy. NERVUUS DEB[LITY permatorrhoea, semi- nal Losses, Night Emis . _Physical Decay, arising flflm Indiscre s or Indulgence, producing Slecpless ness, Despondency, Pimpies on ||lv' ace, aver- ston to soclety, unslly aiscouraged, lack of confl dence, dull, uniit forstudy or ll\l\l!h‘:fl and finds life o burden. Safely, permanently’ and. pri: vately cured, Consult Drs, Letts & Betts, 1403 Farnam St., Omaks, Neb. Blood aud Skin Discases Syphilis: a discase 000 and SEil DISCAsES mose cerribio in its results, completel erndicated without the nid of Mercur, Serofula, & ipelas, Fever Sores, Blotehes, (lcers, Pamsin the Head and Bones, Syphilitic Sora Thront, Mouth and Tongus, Ca: tarrh, etc.. permanently cured where otirers huve failed Kid Urinar and Diadder Complaint 106y, UMY ®iinea,” Dimcait, too tr quent Burning or Bloody Urine, Urine high col- ored or with milky sediment on standing, Weak ke, Gonorrie.” eer, | Cvatitie” et Promiptly and Safely Cured, Charges lteasons STRICTURE! (it ner moval complete, without (‘ulr.muh.“n e dillation. Cures effected at homeé by patient Without & moments pain or arnoyancy 'I'l] YUflI]U MBll flllfl Mlflfll“ Aved Ken, A SURE (! URE e awful effects of arly Vice. which brngs organte wenkness, destroy: "u, joth mind and body, with all its dreaded l|l~4 permanently cured, DR BEI"[I 58 those who have impaired N ) l'wm(n\(» by tmproper mduls rt nees ar solitary habits, w 1 ruin both body and mind, wifliting them 1or business, atidy or marriate, MARRIED M or those entering on that hap py life, aware of physical debility, quickly as sisted. R OUR-SUCCESS. 1s based upon facts, First—Practical Expe rience, rond C I ally studied- thus sf i rd—) 168 Are pr pnowllnnlrk 0 'y exd y t each ca: thus affectin §#7-Send ¢ cents postage for celebrated works on Chronie, Nervous and Delicate Diseases. Thousands cured. 32~ A friendly letter or call may save you futuro suffering and shame, and add goldén years to life. 3% No letters an. swered unless accompanied by 4 cents in stamps, Address or call ou DRS. BETTES & BETTS, 1408 Furnam Street, Omahs, Neb, +FLOATING « SaAR. WRAPP§R$ .A‘::Zi ver *MATRHIESS - FOR * SHAMPOOING - = / |/ Gontaining 5 iy HOTOsnAPR: ol gt Actors:and ACTRESSES JOSEPHGILLOTTS STEEL PENS GOLD MEDAL PARIS EXPOSITION 1818, Nos, 303~404—170-604. THE MOST BERFECT OF PENE . 7. A, No. 800—Proposals for Army Supplies, ~ Headquarters Department of the Platie, Offica of Cliief Commissary of Sub- sistence, Omaba, Nob., Sept, lsth, 158 —Sealed proposals, in_triplicate, subject’to the usual conditiond, will ba ‘recelved at this office until 12 0'clock ., centrad standard time, sud at the offices of thé actiug comimissaries 0f Bubsisi- ence at Forts Sidney, Niob and Robinson, Neb.: Fort D, A. Russell, Wyo, and Fort Doug las, Utah, untd 11 o'clock & m., mountaln standara time, on Tuesday, the i5th day of October, 1483, at which time and places they will Do opened i the prosenco of bidders, for the furnishing and dellvery of tiour for lisue us component of the ration, Preference will be glven to articles of doniestio proauction or Imanufacture, conditions of quality and price {including n the price of foreign productions or manufactures the duty thereon) being equal Tho right 18 reserved (0 reject any or all bids Blank proposals and specifications showliug in detall the quantities required and giving rull information as to the condition of contract will be furfished on application to any of th abave mentioned offices. J. W, BAKKIGEIL, MaJ, #ad C, 8, U.S.A, Chief 0, 8. * s14aitoli-1$ Shoes—We are opening daily new and fresh goods direct from the factories. Having a big trade and selling our Shoes so cheap, we sell them quick and accumulate no old sbock. that can be had anywhere and every pair i sold with aguarantee. Our shoes are emphatically the best 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. Nebraska Glothing Company, | Corner Fourteenth and Douglas Streets, Omaha. Look to Your Wardrobe. These cool duys suggest hievry clothing weare well prepared to provide tor the comfort of omers. Our stock comprises Men's Full and Winter Suits of | the highest & aterfal and work- | manshtp, toge Iply of Warm and Und Our artistic s Ifght to the eyes. We have something choice in Handker- chiafs—something lient in ¢ and sow Children’s GOLD MEDAL, PALiu, 1878, W. BAK"R & C0.’S 18 absolutely pure and it is soluble. No Chemvicals aro used in its preparation. It hes mora than thres times the strength of Cocon mixed with Starch, Arrowroot or Sugar, and s therefore far more economical, couting less than one cent a i delicious, nouri B Euy DiGesTED, and admirably adey for invalids as well cs persons in health, Sold by Grocers everynhere. ‘W. BAKER & CO., Dorchester. Mass. ABOUT CLOVES. Wiienyouarobuying gloves Buckia *hingas i pri 15 00 olieap, 1¢18 1 pay’a’ fair price and ket ko0d gloves ko Hute {ukon's, They are w gloves, i Hutch in " particular, encloso 1p or the book About oven, 1 will inte 1s unsurpassed in the treatment of all formsof Piivs ATE DISEAS Gleetand Sri UNE, & CUo g antéed. SPERMA TORRBOEA, [MPO= ) rency, LSS of MAN and amoition, 'Sriniee TY or BARREN NESS absolutely cured, Send for Dooks, for “Man’ or “Woman' each 10 cents (stamps) RrOTICRly andp meTEnLy: TIeAUmont by correspoudenice, send stamps £0rreply. CONSULTA . 12, cor, 1 c Omaha, Nebraska. Commencing Monday October 14th, ngagement of Mr, Wi 11, CRANE, Alded by a competent comedy company mn-r the direction of Joseph Brooks. Monday and luvn\l(q‘ Ilumuul and Wednesday fatinge tue new cosmapoliian comedy, oN 68:11091 By mmm.r\n.m..w“.mA.'o 1. Jessop, Wednesday Evening, Oct, 16, A Great Do llr‘l 1“” w. PAPA PERRICHO om0 IR ot Blctie, And the latest Lon(ou 5 cnsation THE BA.LOON. Regular prices.” seats g0 on salo Saturday Notice to Contractors, Estimates either entire or in part will be re- ceived for the construction of a warebouse for Wm. Deering & (0, to be situated at 5th 8t. and Capitol Ave., (maba, Nebraska, For plans, etc., call at the ofico of 1. Hohasox Ji, Aichiteet, 511 Brawn B1d'g, 16th apa’ Doug- las, obdot. JOHN E. WILKINSON Teacher of the Violin. 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