Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 19, 1889, Page 8

v gy THE R OMAHA DAILY BEK: R O AN D 00 NN R ied . i35 0 2 ATURDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1889. THE CITY. Born, Oct, 17, a son, to Mr. and Mra, T. J. Tigan, No. 2022 Harney street, Omaha, Neb. The Danish Land and Building asso- ciation has filed amendments to its tioles which places the capital stock at 850,000 and shares at $5. The meeting of Irish,republicans advertised for last night has been post- poned indefinite The announcement will be made in the newspapers. Phillip Andres, president Omaha Turn verein, has gone to N braska City to organize a Turn soclety, which will be added to the state asso- ciation. The course of the Y of the first concert in the members’ .M. C. A, will be given next Monday., The programme will consist of selected readings by Miss A. Ramsey, late of Toronto, Can.; mandolin golos with guitar accompaniment by Prof. Sutorius and Mr. Weidnor, and songs by Mr. Jay Northrup, with piano accompaniment by Miss Jessie Johns. A meeting of the reception commit- tee of the delegates of the international congress has been callea to meet at the office of the secretary of the board of trade on Tuesday next at 2 p. . The names of J. L. ‘ague, Major John McClintock, C. F odman and James Stephenson have been added to the committee. Personal Paragraphs. C. H. Paul, of Hastings, is at the Murray. H. Hall, of Chicago, is ut the Merchants. J. R. Webster, of Lincoin, 18 at the Pax- ton. J. W. Price, of Fairmount, is at the Pax- ton. Shickley, of Geneva, is at the Pax- ) Muris Palmer, of Schuyler, is at the Pax- ton. J. Tuscoe, of Fremont, is a guest at the Casoy. inch, of Washington, D. C., is at the J. W. Porterficld, of Detroit, Casey. J. R. Bennett, of Lincoln, chants. J. G. White, of Kearncy, is a guest at the Paxton. I, P, Treland, of Nebraska City, is at the Paxton. W. It Paxton. Miss Louise Loepin, of Hastings, is at the Murray. is at the is at the Mer- Sapp, of Wilcox, is stopping at the P. Denman, of Chicago, is at tho M. R. Davey, of Lincoln, is a_guest at tho Murray. D. Robiuson, of Ord, is the Cuscy. C. 5. Kelsey, Mercnant E. A. Walkden, of Kansus City, Merchants, David Ne the Millard. E. D. Allen, of Sioux City, the Murray. registered at of Battle Creck, is atthe is at the y, of Sheiton, 18 registered at is a guest at allagher, of O'Neill, is a guest . Crawford, of West Point, is a guest at the Paxton Thomas 1). at the Paxton. W. J. Davenport, of Creston, is a guest at the Merchants. M. I, Springer, of Chicago, is stoppi the Merchant! Henry Herald, of Plattsmouth, is stopping ll the Murray. S. W. Billingsloy, of Lincoln, is o guest at tho Merchants. J. C. Bergey, of Pliiladeiphia, is registered at the Merchauts, J. J. Buchanan and wife, of Hastings, are at the Me ants. F. E. Everincham, guest ut the Millard. B. S. Harrington, tered ut tno Millard, Mrs. Neiman and son, stopping at the Miilard. Justin B. Gowin, of Grand Island, is regis- tered at the Merchiants, J. W. Harris and C. C. Cline, of Hastings aro registered at the Paxton. T. M. Franse and M. ‘West PPoint, are at the Paxton, A, Lundvall and Oscar Sumson, land, areguests at the Millard. William Aaderson, the clerk at_the Mur- ray, is confined to his room by sickness. Charles Palmer, Q. C., of Charlestown, Prince Eaward Island, 1s a guest at the Pax- ton. K. E. Harrls and W. W. Looms, promi- nent coal dealers of Des Moines, Ia., are in the city on business. Mrs. T. P, Mahoney and Miss Julia Ma- honey loft Thursday morning for iKansas City “and St. Lowss to visit relatives and friends. F. K. Hipple, president of a Pmladelphi; real cstate and trust company, and 1. O, shbaugh, treasuver of the New England oun and Trust company, of New York, are in the city. At the Windsor A. Walker, Wilion, Wilton, Ia; . | der, Ogden, Utah; Angelos, hurtz, of Alliance, is a guest of Plattsmouth, is a of Oakland, is regls- of Schuyler, are McLaughlin, of of Oak- J. E. Cap, Kansas City; a3 George S. Black, Lantz, Lincoln; H, Ben: dward F. Kern, Los s C. L. Ravkin, Prague, Neb.s D. A. Young, Piitsourg; J.' L. Whitcom hicigo: N. 1. McDowell, Larauio, Wy . H Kune, St. Paul A Prominent ¢ Captan Lewis, and party, of New Bed- ford, Coun., arnved in Omaha yesterday, over tho Milwaukeo road. The visitors oc- cupied a private Pullman car, and are thirty in number, Captain Lewis is owner of a large whaling fleet in the Arctic ocean, e s en route to San fraucisco, and left for that point over the Union Pacific last nignt. st. ‘The Omaha Press club will hold an portant meeting nexu October 20, at 3 o'cloc! the club are earnc; im- Sunday aftornoon, Allthe members o y requested to be pres- ent, s there is a greut deal of business that domands immediate attention, A pro- gramme for a serics of winter evening so- clals will be urranged. Fires, There were three small fires yesterday. ‘The first was at 6 o'clock, and proved to be a pile of slack in Hugns’ coal yard at Twenty- fourth strect and the Union Pacific tracks. The damage was slight, At 1 o'clock the cupola on 710 South Four- teenth street, & boarding house ownea by Mr. Peabody, broke out in tlames, Loss 810, A unmll fire occurred in the ofiice of vift & Co.’s packing house av South Omaha. The damage was very slight. ‘Where is Her Husband ? “'His poor wife is dywg and her hourly prayer is that she may sce her husband be- fore she passes away forever,” This, among other things, is what a fri of Mrs. L. N to Chief Sea Mrs, Newell is at the point of death, husband came to Omaha abe Since that time he bas be In Omaha he worked at ci time, but was afterwards employed by, C. Mayne on the latter's rauch, The po! know nothing of Lim. No Grand Jury Report, The grand jury did not call any witnesses yestorday. As & result, there was consid. erable excitement among the hangers-on at court house oxpecting that the jury was pro- paring to make a report. The report, Low- ever, did not materialize, It is understood, however, that the jury has a report prepared upon the county jail sud expects to have the county hospital mat- ter in sbape $0 as to present the Lwo reports to-day. ‘There are a number of other matters that will then be taken up and wiil probably oo- cupy ihe attention of the jury the greater part of uext week, 'l owell, of Kausas City, wrote Her t 016 year ugo, home but ouce, rpentering for a " nant dysente REMODELING SPAOE, What is Required in the Board of Ed- ucation Rooms, Colonel Adken, of the Masonic Temple craft, and Mr. Martin and Secretary Piper, of the bourd of ' education, looked through the rooms now occupied by the board, The purpose was to decide upon repairs which may be considered necessary. As the rooins are now arranged there is considera- ble space unoccupied. On the north side of the main room there is a large alcove with a high platform, which is only used to ple up surplus sample books, slates, pumplets and other things, It destroys the appearance of the roown en- tirely. In the northwest corner, is a large dark room which contains only an ancient water fountain, 4 shoe brush and & box of petrified blacking. This room, 1f cleaned and fitted properly could be used to an advantage. Sunerintend- ent James has a small room in the northeast corner which contains a few common chairs, a secrotary and small table. The furniture is of the cheapest kind. X ry Piper's office in the main mmodutions. d will ask tho Masons to make several hunared doll worth of improve- ments, and it is likely the request will be grantea. room Chamberlai Colie, Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy. This medicine can always be depended upon, not ouly in the milder forms of summer complaint, but also for mulig- and cholera infantum. ny persons and cs) saved by it each year, PETER REKULAND'S It Takes Place Under cumstances. The funeral of the late Peter Reuland, the man who was killed in the B. & M. wreck at Gibson, took place yesterday morning from the residence of the deceased, Tromont house, corner of Sixteenth and Burt streets. 1t was one of the most largely attended Ger- man funcrals which has tuken placo in this ¢ity in many months, The untimely and horrible death of the deceased, his traits of character which endearcd him'to many, and sympathy for the wic¢ow and her seven chil- dren cond: d to th arge attendunc The services were held at St. Mai len’s church, where a requiem mas ebrated by Rev. F. Glauver, The funeral was under the auspices of the United Order of Tren Bund, benevolent association of which the B (w\n lodges in this city and South Omal & bered 47, 51, 53, 54, the s from South Omaha, Representati these 1 comprising wbout vne h and twenty-five men, were in_attendauc: The d °8 were played by the A, O. H. under the leadership of Mr. Douglass. The societics marched eichth and Leavenworth proceeded to the German palt bearers were August Sehroede Freitag, Rudolph Hartz, William Philip Mettern and Frank Daegen. The deceased was born in Luxemburg, Germany, June 21, He came to this country 3 his in Plattsm there followed the contractor b\\-mt' , he came to this city and took hold of the Tre- mont, house, and continued its proprictor up to the day of his death. He was 46 yoars of . The lives of u ly children ar posing O He 500 to 1,000 tons good ice on railroad track, Will sell cheap. Address A. G. Buchanan & Co., Fremont, Neb. rET ON'S PICKING Has Been Taken Away From Him by the Board. At the meeting of the board of public works yesterday afternoon the error mada in the contract with K. J. Peterson for was rectified. Peterson had put in a bid_of 10 810 cents per cubic yard. The secretary made @ clerical error in drawing up the contrict at il $-10. Petorson secured pay for his first month’s wouk ut the erroneous rate, He since attempted to obtain bis other mo figur When he appeared befor asked to sign a paper acknowlcdging the cror. Ho attempted to_quibblio, but the ibers of the board informed him that if Lo continued 1n his attempts to defraud the city they would never siga another estimate for him or allow him another con- tract. This settled the question aud Peter- son signed the paper alter considerable growling. Mr., K o board that ive more 1 sugaested to t the center of the city should attention, citing Douglus street ns an ex- ample. 'I'hat thoroughfare, he said, should have a radical cut in” gradc from Twentieth to Sixteenth strect. Otier improvements in grade would follo the grade on B Douglas, ete. *1 ments had been m office site would only proper viace Farnam streets.” Tho u nam to prove ), the post- v the hteenth und cet from d street, ana cond avenue to Den- rred for one weelk, Thirty-second avenue to Re Burton from Thirty ver street, was de owmg to the absence of John Creighton, one of the persons ted in the grading. The costof the work is to be paid by those having property on theso streots, The plans for the new viaduct on Tenth strect were presented to the board for in- spection. The structure proposed i feet long, with a northern aporoach long. The incline on the viaduct is llJlucL for each 100 feet. “This was c rather 100 steep by Mr. Kiers northern extremity of the vi s0n and tho southern at M owing e Asphi ¢ £0,190.005 4. & Co., Dy avenue from T'wenty-fourth to T with eypress blocks, §4. & Co., assignees of J. Ryan & Co., Leavenworth from Selden to Loy with cedar blocls, $11,958.03; 4 sidewalks, 1600423 1rank mpan mith paving Pacific Jumes from orrestal, Fourteenth G, D. Woodworth, assigu Bristol from T -fourt $4,025.08; James Iorrestal, paving of i’ blockk 61 from Bl $1,818,00; John £, 17 Lwenty-seventh and Poj Barber Asphalt compan Nicholas 10 Grac 3 Co., curbing of Lighteenth street to Worthington, 817,133 J, I3, Smith & Co., curbing of Chicago st ot from Twenty-second, §820,00; C. Dy Woo curbing of \me from ninth avenue to Thirtieth street, $2 curbing of Woolworth avenue from Thir first to Thirty-sccond avenue, $501 ing of Thirty-second avenue from Woolworth avenue to Park, 2,0, resetting cu 1. Smith & Co., curbing Twenty row Davenport to Califoraia, $1,825.07, paving to INifte eton ave. § paving from Iegan & om Pine A B. & M. "BELT" TO BF T A New Girdle Line Around Omaha, Omaha is to have another “belt line’ rail- way. The road will be bullt by the Burling- ton. The survey of the lino has just been completed. The road will connect with the main line at South Omuha and ba extended to the main line at Bellevue. 1t will paraliel the Union Pacitio suburban line to Albright, thence run in a_southeastern direction cross- ing Potter & Cobb's addition and Brown’s park and thence it will run almost due cast to Bellovue. This will be of moment to Omaha when it 18 comploted, as it is the intention of the Burlington company to ablish passengor stations along the lino and put on suburban trains between Omaha and Bellevue that will in all probability be run hourly. It will be the means, 1t is said, of developing n large tract of undeveloped residenco and business property lying southeast of the city and run in closo proximixy to the alleged new fort site. It has long been known that the Burling- ton has been anxious to establish an outlet for its freight, especially live stock, 5o us 10 relieve the line of an excess of trains ae com. pared with the accommodations provided be- tween South Omaha and Bellevue, and also procure an outlet for its freight so as to do wway with the running of stock trams throngh the heart of dhe cit Omaha, The right of way has boen secured. All that remains is the building of tho track, and an attache of the Burlihgton stated to-day that, in all probability, worl would be commenced before long. ‘I'he distanco will be about scven miles and the estimated cost of con- struction aud equipment is in the neighbor- hoodt of §1,800,000. ADJUSTING THE LOSSES, South Claims For Reimbursement in the B. & M. The work of adjusting the losses and dam- ages has been begun, Noneof the passen- gers, thus far, have put in a claim for tho latter resulting from personal injurics. Mary Butier, of South Omaha, however, put in a bill for $15.° She lost five jars of Dreserves which she valued at £ cach. She, stated that she did not desire aay damages, but inasmuch as she just returned from Missouri, where she spent sevoral weeks fixing up truits for winter, she felt she was entitled to some remuneration for her loss, zont of t ipuny reimbursed extent or § the amount de~ The Larticles which were lost in the wreck on the Burlingion line at Gibson have been recovered by attuches of the company a the Burhngton passenger depot on South Tenth strect awaiting claimants. Among them is a gold Mintin v This has been identilied as the ster Reuland, the man who watch s signs of ha close proxiumity to fire, as the cas nished. The 1 the stem is broken. will be remembered that, when Reulani was rescued, he had & watchless cham at- tached to-his vest. A ditapidated guitar, one pai hats, three caps und a pair of spectacles were also recover INTERNATIONAL DE GATION, ravel (o Iteach the Gate City. The itinerary of the Pan-Americun del gates excursion is as follow: Chicago 8:30 p. m., Saturday, O leave over the Milwaukee road at S October ve at Milwaukeo 11 day, and leave there at midmght, arry >aul At 10 a. m, the day fol ng. On the afternoon of the 24th, they will be conveyed in earriages to Minncapolis, where they will remain until 10 p m, on t th, at which time they will_leave Minne- apolis over the Chicago, St apolis & Oma a. m., the a. m. the 2:30 p. m, leave liere via the Chicago, Pacific via Des Moines, Mond S a. m.. for St. Louis, from will return east, The train conveying the dignitaries will be madeup of Pullman palace cars of the latest and most_approved vattoen, A loco- motive of the Pennsylvania iail vany will be used in providi power for the entire journe, The tram_is equij dated Car-Heati npany’s steam lieating, no fire being used in any way aside from that in the e ¢ of killed ng been m steel-bowed ng at Fast B The Missourt ific time card to take eff¢ important improvem and after that dat from St. Louis wil duction of time Omaha of four hours, 7hit train now arriving W naed hero at in the time of one bour and fift lroad Notes. Resseguie, of the turned from the west, Dickinson, assistant general manuger of the Union Pacitic, Las returned from the Pacific coust ‘Thomas hotel de has A a t Su in whi mad, betwe (i decrease minute: Union vobe, supermtendent of the of the Union Pacific, has rom Culifornia,accompanied by his ime of departure of the belt line train for Portal under the new_time card will be 5:15 p. m., instead of 4:15 p. wm., as reported in Tk BEe of Thursd Superintendent Thompson, of the Burling- ton, who was in Omaha lookin into mattel pertaining to the wreck at Gibson, has re- turned to his headquarters at Lincoln, An Absolute Care. The ORIGINALABIETINE OINTMENT is oply put up in large two ounce tin boxes, and is an absolute cure for old sores, burns, wounds, ed hands, and_all skin erup, tions, W ciire all kinds of piles- Ask forthe ORIGINAL ABIE'INE OIND- MENT. Sold by Goodimar mpany at 25 cents per box—by mail 30 conts, Postal Clerks Appointed, John Bloomquist, D. 1. Armstrong, J. A, Sh H. G. Gardn D. Bon and C. 1. Ferbrache, postal clerks who have served six months probation, have been appointed. ‘The former will run_between Norfoli and Columbus, the second between Columbus and Albion, the thivd between Hebron and Fairmont, 'the fourth between Ord and Grand Island, toe fifth between Scribner and Oakdalo, dnd the last between Chadron aud Glenrock. Jensen Acquitted. The case of tho city vs Jens Jensen, for violating the buildiug ordinance by using im- perfectiy burned brick in a building, was tried by a jury in police court yesterday. F. A. Tompkins, a builder, was tho complain- ing witness, Lots of expert testimony was introduced regarding tho quahity of the brick, an®two or throe hodfuls wero of- fered in evid I'ne jury returned a ver- | dict of notguil NGL For Blllouu and Nervous Disorde ness, and Sweliing after theals, ahwlnlu of Breath, Costivenes Scurvy, ervous and Trombiing Sensali , &¢. WORT“ GUINER oy Pl LLS such as Wind and Pain in the Stomach, Sick Headache, Giddinces, Ful- Dizziness and Drowsiness, Cold Chilis, Fiushings of Heat, Loss of Appelite, Blotches on the Skin, Disturbed Sleep, tful THE FIRST DOSE WILL GIVE RELIEF Frightful Dreams, and ai A TWENTY MINUTES, Thits s no flotion, Evory sufforer is earnestly luvited to Wy oue Box of (ieso Pills, and thoy willbo acknowledgod to be @ Wonderful Medicine, BEECHAM'S PILLS, takon as dircciod, will quickly restore females to complote health, Fora WEAK STOMACH; IMPAIRED DIGESTION; DISORDERED LIVER; thoy ACY LIKE MAGIC :—a feww doses will work wonders upon tho Vital Organs ; Strengthening ! wa museular ‘F""” Testoring long-lost Complexion 3 ROSEBUD OF HEALTH thio whale crousiug with the aro *facts ¥ admitted by thousands, in all bringing back the keen edge of appelite, & hysical energy of Wie buian framo. Thess 508 of Boclety ; and one of the best guaraniecs (o tha Nervous and Devilitaiod s that BEECHAM'S PILLS WAVE THE LARGEST SALE OF ANY PATENT MEDICINE IN THE WORLD, Prepared onl; Bold by Drtsagists gesitra Full direcilons with each Box. D’Y THOS, BEECHAM, &t, Helens, Lancashire, England. B. F. ALLEN & CO. Lo Unlted Blates, o (8 yoar «runl-l. doos ot Kool nd 367 Canal St., New Yark, B0t Ageuts for thow,) WILL MAIL BEECHAM'S PILLS ON RECEIPT OF PRICE 25 CENTS A BOX.' e e Ml 0 M0 M 8 B M B R B A N N R N 8 Natura’s effort to expel foreign sube stances from the bronchial passages. Frequently, this causes inflammation and tho need of an anodyne. No other expectorant or anodyne is equal to Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. It assists Nature in ejecting tho mucus, allays irritation, induees repose, and is the most popular of all cough cures. “Of the many preparations before the ublic for the ewre of colds, coughs, bronchitis, and kindred diseases, there 18 none, within the range of my experi- ence, 80 roliable as Ayer's Chierry Pece toral, For years T was subject to colds, followed by terrible conghs. About four years ago, when so aflicted, T was ad- sed to try Ayer's Chierry Pectoral and 1o lay all other remedies aside. I did 80, and within a week was well of my cold and cough. Sir hen 1 have always kept this preparation in the honse, and feel comparatively secure,” —Mrs, L, L. Brown, Denmarlc, Miss. A few years ngo T took a severe cold which affécted my Tungs. T had a ters rible cough, and pas after night without sleep. moup. I tried Ay which relloved my lung and afforded tho rest n recovery of my strength, tinual cure was effected,’ Rockingham, Vt. Ryer's Chery Pectoral, TREPARED DY Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass. Bold by all Druggists. Price §1; six bottles, $5. s, F eter, will find the N0. 2 GLOBE INCANDI‘S\.EYT" R full ]!”,“xu“} No. 3 GLODE INCAHDESGENI‘ THE STARDARD. LIGHTING €0, Cleveland, ©hio. Bliss and P Gat:h & Lauman. DRS. BETTS & BETTS 1405 FARNAM STREET, OMATIA (Upposite I'axton Hote! For sale by M, I, kins, Nes. Oflice Liours, 9 01D, . eciilists Blood hisonses, Tor-Consultaifon at offico or by marl frce dicines t by mall NERVDUS DEBILH‘Y Eions, Physical liec 35 or Indu . Despondency ‘to Bociety, e dence, duil, unfit lite a' burden. vo Dermanently and. pri vateiy cured, ‘Consult 'Drs, Letts & Betts, 140¢ Farniim St., Omuks, Neb. Syphills, a disease Blood and Skin Diseases ke ffiees snlts, completely cradicated withous the uid fercury ofula, Frysipelas, Fover clies, Ulcers, Paints in tho Head and Bone pliliitic Soro Tnroat, Mouth and Tongu farh, et itly cured where others m, to8p. m. Sundays, 10 &, Chronfe, Nervous Skin and pern Bhermatonices nal Losses, Night Emis ndiacre and Madder Complamts, Palnful, Ditficnit, too fre g or Bl00dy Urine, Urine high col ilky sediment on moval ¢ . witliout diltation, eficcted iué by pationt WILhout & DIOWENts PAIN OF ANNOY AR |. To Yowie Men and Middls A S”RL CURP The awtul effects n! Vice. wilch brings organic weakness, destroying Loth mind .uulls;n!)', Wwith all uxn w.ulm] 1115, per: nently c d, N Adrm.fll i have 1mpalred \, b thumselves by Lmproper indul- solitary habits, which ruin both .ny a mmd unfitting them ror business, TAWIIED MEN, OF those entering on that lap py life, aware of physical devility, quickly us slsted, s OUR SUCCESS. based upon faots, First—Practical Expe e scond—Every ¢ lly studie thus starting aright. 5 are pr Jiired in our iabatory exactly to suit el caso; hus affecting cures without fnjury §9Send 0 centsmostago for celobrated works onf Chtonicy Necvoms and Delteare B ibnses Thousands cured. B A friendly lotter or call may save you futime suifering and hame, and add golden years to' lifo. £ No lotters an: swered unless nccompaniod by 4 cents in #tauia, Address orcallon DRs, BETTS & BETYS, 1408 Farnam Stroet, Omaka, Now e AMUSEMENTS, Friday and Saturday, Oct, 18 and (9 (Baturdey Matineo) GEO. HOEY'S Great Laughing Success Keep it Dark Music, Brilllant Spe Allmm COMEDY COMPANY, Hondod by the Comedinas W. T, BRYANT and J. J. QUINLAN. Togoiller withs thg clunuing Actress aud ocalls MISS LIZZIE RICHM "ND. Regnlar prices. BS¢als go on sale Thursia ulug, Fullof Fun, Protty e . A W e e i 5 LTI NN 50 T R s 0 e T e I AR ONE REASON Why people like to trade in the largest store is becauso they know, by exporience, that such establishe ments can and do sell on a smaller percentage of profi carry the largest s tock of Men's Iurnishing Goods in the City, and there is no question that we sell everything in that line at much Inwer prices than other honses. at the same small percentage of profit as the Clothing,isa feature you will not find outside of question that we Everybody likes tosee a big stock. There is no marked our stor I"arnishing Goods In the Underwear Department we offer to-day the following special bargains. Fine fancy mixed Merino Shirts ir Shirts and Drawenr: Fine Camels 1 silk stitched, at 65c. These are In Flannels and Cassimere Ove id Drawers, hirts we display an immense line, k hound at 40e, worth the shirts with double breast and double back, old in other houses for nearly double the money ranging in price from 40c to $3. e, 1k bound and In this Department we offer fine California Blue Flannel Shirts single breasted, at $1.15, double breas with |u"nl buttons, $1, In He regular price 25¢ siery we make the following special offerings: 200 dozen fine English Merino Half Hose, double haels and double toa at 20e, Camels Hair Cardigan and Je them back if they rip. We place on sale this week a line of fine Calf Shoes with gennine Cork sole at them in Congress and Lace all widths, ing 7and $8.00 for shoes are invited to call and see how well we can fit them in a ] we sell at 850 and $£75, and the finest We have all lasts and styles, and can fit your foot comfortably and save you conside tail everywhere at $4.00. We Leen pay Handsewe 1 tine at $5.50. have Calf and Kanga Half Hose, very fine and excellient shades at 25¢. Jackets in great variety. Our Glove Department is the largest in town and v\my pair of Gloves we sell is warranted. all wool seamless socks at We take SIHOKS, 0o, which These shoes re- Gentlemen who have line of r French Calf ble money. Nebraska Glothing Gompany, Corner Fourteenth and Douglas Streets, Omaha, Yes there is science in advertis- | ing—Concise facts are what the prople want(And good Ciothe: Hynerbole only forfeits deuce—You want ! money when you Luy, where you are sure of ¢ e 1n all things 15 a v than sharpness or shres confl- | you wiil g tinz it—Excol: watc h\\onl The Tylor System of Bank Counters cqualled in Style, Quality or Piica Tho 'I ler Desks. 200 New stzlas, Together with 1000 st Tablen, Chairs, ke, TheTylerR aITXanrltercnblnets end Déske Comabined, @ Etyles, Finoaf on Earth, 100 mé. Tllustratea Oatalcgue Frce, Posta flu 7 Cls, _TYLERDESK CO., S, Louis, Mo., U, 8. A, Liehiy Conpany's EXTHMIT. OF MEAT, improved and economic ¢y use it for Soups, Sauces and \l lo Dishes, Tn favor—in- compurab, and dissolves per- fectly i 2r. Males de- licious Beef Ten, and Keeps in all climates for any length of time, 1 1h equal to 40 1bs of lean beef. Only by Justus von Li big and Dbewrs hi signature in blue, thus: Dr.]. E. McGREW HKnown Speciatist, 15 unsurpassed in tho treatment of all forms of Piiye Ave Dis wicr guar. ant KN R TORRIOE, Titf 0 TENCY, LG5S of MANH OO amvition, 10 cents (stamps) NEIY OUNN FENALL DISE CATANII BKIN DISEASES cured quickly andperimancotly, Treatmeat by correspondenice, send stamps fox reply. ONSUL'E/ Office S, I, cor. 13th and Omaha, Nebras! i ABOUT CLOVES. Wheu you are b; mber thiat there i such e that i 100 o ay o falr Eo3a"elov ter (o price and Liko B ey wre 4 e £erviceablo made. 1f y0u know i ro AbOUL pardc Atamp for ¢ Gilov lll. TCHINNON, JJmen. JOSEPHGILLOTTS STEEL PENS GOLD MEDAL PARIS BXPOSITION 1818, Nos, 303-404-170-604, THE MOST PERFECT OF PENS Jouy o Tho IArgost, Tastestaid (inus nrodations unexc ship in the World. New York to Glasgow via Loalonlarry Devon r 20th | Ethiopin, Ncv. . 16th 24’1 Anchoria, Nov_...4th New York to A~5res. Gibraltar ani Italy. Suloon, Sccon i Stccruge mteson gt e P il ' Eouehof 1 Cours on low. Credit and " Apply to foct Face Fowder. Y] vfi,‘!fis:f"'-“:"""' —reco trom ns' Dews STy Dragal €W ani Tlerce At T o et Syl Who Dru ¢ e LATEST PERFUME Exm‘uflrs Chasio h{r.E" N’S H HIAWATHA }‘!MKEH ':Pmfla VEHICLES Hundreds of thousands {n use m- Tvy Ones {Iy Tmproved wIh ewingi l@nt ridiingelicle . e .'G..mu secciiing to the woight put'0a ciémy ‘q.pm saunlly woil (o rough céuntey o fing 1y drives Will give 508 bA3t Aatisfaction. A POSTIVE GURE GUARANTEED By the use of the GERMAN ELROTRIG BELT. ELECTRO GALVANIC SU will postive Sexual L PENSORY BEL/ + Lost Mannood, fty, La’k of De" T, adapted for the ompliint, Kidney reumatism, Seliticu, cté, LT, adapted the Spine Disease, Fpilepsy or nV‘ Dy- 50, Lin alysis, 1 with every Delt thiat it will cure recommenied to cure or mon Prico for u Address G. bove Belts i 85, W. CLINTON, West’n Agent. NORFOLK, NEBBASKA, 0 above Belts aro made wranted 1o Prof. Col .5, Patent granted to | Woyde, M. ., Prosident of N, ent under rof clely i futo'l Chemistry of N. Y., Me ical Colle, GOLD MEDAL, PALTS, 1878, W. BAK"R & €0 LBreakiast Cocoa Is absolutcly pure and it is soluble No Chewvical. are used In its propy 1t s mors A of Cocon xed v Ariowroot or 5 and is therefore far 1o BILY DIGESTED, arid adn Sold by Grocers w. BAI(ER & CO., Dorchester, Mass. e * rably udupied cyerynhere, BROOKS BROS. & CO. Importers and Wholesale Dealers in Walches, Jewelry, Cutlery, Notions, Novelties, Albums, Fancy Goeds, Walking Canes, Coat-Collar Springs, &c., &c. X Large assortuent #lCane Racks, Knifs Boards, § Auctioneers, Streelmen a ety of o, 100 and 2 4 BROOKB BROS. & CO., $17-419 North Fouth $t.y 8t. Louis, Mo, ANDOLVY? 157D CATALOGVEN ¢ GHEAPEST. OMAKA MEDICAL #SURGICAL INS TI’I'UTE. . W, Gor, I.’lm& DoDGE sys OMAMA, NEI. FOR THE TREATMENT OF ALT, EHRUNIGandSUREaDALDISEASES BIRACES, APPLIARCES FOR DEFORMITIES AND YRUSSE Begt Fasilities, Apparatys and Remed mentof Cvery form of Bl sense Tequy MEDICAL or SURGIOAL TREATMERT, NINETY ROOMS FOR PATIENTS, Board & Attendance, Beat Accommodationsin W 07 WRITE FOR CTRCULARS on Deformitio , Trusses, Olub Fcet, Curvatures of Epine, fl:‘ll;hr;n,‘unanh, Bronchitis iz‘)"a' \ Paralyeia, Fpilepay, Kidtey, Bladde ar, Slcin and Biood nd A1l Surgical O erationgs DISEASES OF WOMEN 1505 WXHAVE LATRLY. ADDKD A LYIXG-IN DEFARTAENT FQ sy BOUN COUFINIMENT. STNGTLY FRIVAT Ouly Reliable Modical Institute making a Specialty of VATE DISEASES K11 oo Dires rected.. £y remorca fromihe vy, "R Nestoratiod atic to vl wmuien a‘or (fi,{,mu OMANA MEDI AURGICA 13th and Dodg’ uu Ve, OWATA, h' B, o il send 1o p FREE: Uyon D S, iz , ‘Nuiralga ‘ Prosis i Depression, Softening of th Insanity andlead Premature O ineither sex, Iny ofiea caised hy abuse or overindulgen month's troatin 1Ly mall prepald on WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES, To cure any ca With each order recelved by us for <ix boxes, accompanied v o will send the purchas ©writ o re. fund the mone, 16 troatin 10t elfect meure, ( (ntees [<sued ouly by Goodman Drug Co, Drugists, Sole Agents, 1110 Favoaug treet, Olnwoa Nebiaska rion of tlie brain, ach box corYalny $1,00 8 1o, or #1% b STANDARD AEMEDY CO, Chicago, JENEL ¥ MOV K SUSFERSORY Nado EAN SHfit[}EAI ERS ebiated Ifn ta and Shoes, factury o0y (o Tiondo e D & (o or Chiamsa tories at Olivago, Dixou, FiI, und Foud D Lagy Wis, o i dente, FHEMON'T Heeduarieis for Quobers, DREXEL & MAUL Undorlakers and Emb'llmers S Abihe 012 82 EGTEIC 0. 6o Lesa h.\,mru exams ino “ . WATEON Iravellng ..mf 1, 1407 Farnam Birs J FRE JCHAYNES &0 'Bos 10N, Mass: OF ALL MUSICAL ING TRVMENTS: Orders by telegr A and pr Attendod, pluag to No,