Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 31, 1889, Page 8

THE CITY. Trank Tueas is in jail for the larceny of a watch. The pay roll of the police forco for the month of October smounted to 96,398.60, To-1ny American Florence. At the present time there are only five sick policemen, which is a good showing for this season of the year. The volice detail for the month of November giyes citizens in the saburbs _protection, where they have never had t before. Detective Vauhn is now busying him- self searching out men who allow minors to play pool aud billiards in their places of business. On Novembor 14 Chief Seave; auction off u lot of revolvers, watches, clothing, and other paraphernalia which has been confiscated iu the police court. There will be a tag social at the First Presbyterian church parlors on Thurs- day evening of this week, which it is expected will prove very entertaining. The Seventh ward cornet band held their first annual ball at Washington hall lastnight. A large crowd was in attendance and a very enjoyable time was had. Joo Brown, the man who was fined for assaulting his mother-in-law, con- ducts a_store at 217 North enth street, instead of Tenth and Center streets, as was stated. Mr. and Mes. W. V. Ciever gave most enjoyable social to about forty of their most intimate friends, at their new store, 1512 Jones street, last dight, Music and dancing were the order of the evening. The Bohemian democratic club of Omaha will hold a public meeting this evening in Metz’ new hall, on South — Thirteenth strect, to which all democratic elubs in Omaha are invited. Miss Augustn Lass, age twenty-one years, sister of Mrs. Cari Jorgenson, died yestordny morning after a short sickress. The funeral will take place Thursday, at 2 p. m., from the residence of Mr. Chris Hansen, 1332 North S will bo pay-day at ‘the Waterworks company at Personal J. W. Boggs, of Blair, is at the C M. F. King, of Lincoln, is at the Paxton. M. Farley, of Aurora, 18 at the Murray. F. B. Sedgwick, of York, is at the Paxton. T. H. Burncs, of Hastings, is at the Casey. C. 1", Edwards, of Kennard, is at tho Casey. A. Cash, of Rising, is a guest at the Mil- lard. J. D, Baker, of Salem, is a guest at the Casey. J. B, Strocle, of Lincoln, is at the Mer- chants. John Morrison, of Lincoln, is at the Mer- chants. J. B. Pearson, of New Yorlk, Paxton. <AL G Paxton. "N, Huse, of Norfolk, is a guest at the is at the cott, of Kearney, is stopping at the C. A. Magoon, of Lincolu, is a guest at the Millard. C. W. Scarff, of Grand Island, 1s at the Millard. R. K. Johuson, of Valparaiso, the Casey. Mark Brown, of Ponca, is & guest at the Merchants. E. E. Brown, of Kearney, is registered at the Puxton, R. H. Harvey, of Chadron, is stopping at the Millard. George W. Jenner, of Sidney, is registered at the Millurd. Mrs. J. A. Gondvill, of Tekamah, 15 regis- tered at the Casey. T, E. Hines aud wife, of Imperial, are reg- astered at the Casoy. J. Bailey and J. Hiland, of Chadron, are Ruests at the Casoy. Walter Everett and E. Lyons, are av the Millard, J. H. Bellows and wife,of Weeping Water, are guests at the Paxton. John R. Markley and A. O'Nuill, are stoping at the Cas J. C. Emery, A. Hazlett and S. Schunn, of Beatrice, ars rogistered at the Cas J. E. Hall, S. W. Orton and J. H. Halde- man, of Weeping Water, are rogistered at the Merchauts, Al Hoilenbeck, who was connected with the Wentworth Louse at Deadwood, S. D., for several years, has been secured by Mr, Nat Brown as clerk at the Merchants hotel. At the Windsor- L. Phelps, Tancoln; Ben Howard, Kansas City; E. C. Denneck, Awes; O. T, Gledden, Fremont; L. W.Pratt, gnnh- vi J. L. Whitcomb, Chicago; Spooner, ncoln: K. Baldwin, Chicagos James Gads: den, Schuyler; C. P. Olson, Lincoln; D, C. ‘Wooding. Lincoln; C, T. Binford, wife and child, Norden, Rev. Dr. Hilton, of the M. E. church of York, and Dr. Armstrong, of Park Hill, are 4n Omaha on their way to attend the aunnual «convention of the Home Missionary society. Their object is to secure the location at York of the proposed industrial howe, s a guest at B. Everett, of J. Meals, of Republican Central Committee. There will be.a meeting of the republican oounty central committee at the Millard ho- tel at 2 o'clock. All members are requested 10 be present, Dentes Having Sold Liquor. Charley Tolomui, who conducts a fruit stand on south Tenth street near the Union Pacific tracks, and who is alleged to have sold intoxicating liquors without a license, denies the statemeat. He says that at no time has he ever disposed of intoxicating beverages and promises to make it hot for his uccusers. Assaulted by Footpads, Two footpads attempted to hold up John A. Cassidy at Twenty-ninth and Davenport streets Tuesday night. Cassidy was knocked down, and although the thugs went through his pockets, thoy did not secure any booty. The victim managed to get to his home at 2118 South Twelfth street, but his ussailants escaped arrest. Sl Ar News, Second Lieutenant William D, McAnaney, Ninth cavairy, Fort Robinson, Neb., has been ordered to report at headquarters, without delay, for duty in connection with the lnspection and purchase of horses for the Ninth cavairy. He is to take the place made vacant by the death of Lieutenant Hum- phrey. > e — ‘What Are They Doing? C. B. France and John Donivan, promi- ment business men nad capitalists of St. Joe, arein Omata working up some deal, the character of which is kept very secret. Mr. France is presideat of the St. Joo Savings baok and cr influential man, They have been an consultation since their arrival with John A, McShane and Wm. A, Paxton, and, ac- companied by these gentlemen, called on several of Omana's leading men. ———— Looking For a Mother, Mabre Davis, an eleven-year-old child, Was givon @ howe at the Open Door Tues- day. She has for a long time been living near Beatrice with a farmer's family named James Charles, but came to Omsha to find hor mother, who is said to be living bere With & man who is not her husband. ‘The child was assisted by the police, but being unable to ind the mother, was taken to the institution above mentioned, Tuesday night, & woman, who is. supposed 1o be the wothier, went to the Open Door and asked to be allowed to sce the girl and take Ber away but was refused, as the police bhave reasou 1o believe that the mother s not the s:owv persou to have the custody of her ughter, L, m—— ‘Why don't you try Red Cross Cough Drops, tive cents per box. LASHED BY A COURTESAN. Female Whips a Male Escort. _ Belle Brandon, a woman of the town, who {s weil known by the police, created a scene at Tenth street and Capitq) avenue Tuesday evening by horsewmipping Mack Latham, & man who has lived in Omaha for the last twelve yoars, Latham was out for a little time Tues- day. He hired a horse and buggy from a liveryman and picked up Belle. They rode for half an hour when Latham became tired of his company and put her out of the buggy. This act roused the blood of the chubby damsel, who vowed vengeance. Later Latham drove up to Tenth stroet and Capitol avenue and hitched his horse Belle spied him and while Mack was in a sa- loou she climboa into the bu When he came out he dema 1 thav she get out of the couveyance. Belle gOt out, but she brought the whip with' her and gave the fellow a lively inshing. Both the partias were arrested for disturb- ing the peace. Bolle was fined $17.50 and Latham $7.50. An Irate ——— UNHOLY LOVE. It Tends to the Breaking of Marital Agreements. Mr. and Mrs, I\, N, Eclerle, S. H. Farns- worth aud Sadic Pierry ure the subject for sonsational talk, Eckerloe and Omalia from Orlin, Towa, ono year ago. They =~ had only been married a snort time. Mrs, Eckerls was young and pretty. Recently the hu band, it is said, discovered that sie had been ith' Farnsworth and the couple 4, Mrs, Eckerle going back to her parents, Tckerle has a littlo grocery store at ¢ Cuming street, Farnsworth has a drug store at 2113 Cuming stroot. All of these soon became acquainted. Sudie wus Eckerle's domest It develops now ti Eekerlo and Farnsworth wore intimate and that Eckerle and the servant girl were bosom friends. any rate Mrs, Eckerle has loft Omaha her husband is living here with Sudie as his housekeeper. Farnsworth denies any intimacy with Mrs Fekerlo, but the woman’s husband deciares thau his'wife made the confession herself. Farnsworth has been frequently seen in Mrs, Jckerlo's company. The Eckerles lived first in Kouniza place on Corby stroet and aff@r- ward in a flat at 2207 Cuming stréet. FOR' EMBLZZLEMENT. wife came to less than his young ON TRIAL Frank Angus, a Solicitor, Charged With a Seriius Crimo, Frank Angus, a soliciting agent for the Building and Loan association of Minneapo- lis, was tried in police court yesterday af noon on the charge of embezzlement. About August 15 Angus induced a man named Morris Stein to subscribe for some stock in the association. Stein had no United States money, his cash assets being coniiued to ninety rubles in Russian money, which his wife had brought over from the old country a short tine before, Angus agreed to credit Stem with £45 for his ninety and the money changed hands, Stein eiving a certificate of stock therefor. But he was not altogether satisfied with his investment, and in company with a friend went to the oflice of the local pr M. Patterson, and asked for his money. The latter said that the document was worthless, as Angus had made no return of the cash. ‘Then Angus was hunted up. He admitte that he had not paid in the mone, that it was all right; that Patterson and he bad a side deal together. But Stem didn’t care for side deals and demanded his money. Angus said he didn’t have 90 rubles about him, 50 he gave four notes representivg tho amount, Steinregarded them as worthless and threw them away, not knowing what they were, he having 1o knowledge of Euglish The arrest and trial next followed. 'The case was not finished last mght and will be concluded to-day. —— I bave found out a gift for my fair. not a ring of gold, nor flowers for her hair, nor pearls for her white neck, but S: Oil for her sore throat. She'sa singing & Loss of life—Thousands sink into an early grave for want of a bottle of Dr. Bull's Congh Syrup, It is WITHROUT LILENSE, Arrest of Saloonmen Selling Under Other's License, There are a number of men conducting saloons in Omaha under licenses which were taken out by sume other partics. Chief Seavey has been istructed by the police commissioners to_arrest all such per- sous on the charge of selling liquor without license. Accordingly, warrants have been for the following persons, E. Booth, 314 South Fourtcenth street; W. Darst, 314 South Thirteenth street; Rohde onth and Leavenworth streets; Wetzog, 2612 Farnam street; Joo Handevon, 200 ana 211 South Thirtecnth John® son, Tenth street, near Howard street; Bloom & Shields, 112 South Tentb street. Economy is Wealth, Then why not economize by using Walicer’s Wax Soap? 1t will out last all others and dogs not injure the finest fabriecs. IS 1T OUTSIDE issued THE STATE? A Question as to the Location Cut-Off Island. The trial of Paul Thowa for shooting Jack Cross at Ont-Off lake a few weeks ago was begun in Justice Dunn’s court on North Six- teenth strect yesterday afternoon. County Attorney Mahoney represented the state, and Will Gurley tho defense. Before any evidence was taken the latter moved that the defendant be dismissed on the ground that the act was committed outside the state, aud that therefore the court had no jurisdiction, The motion was overruled and the case went to trial. The taking of the testimony was not con- cluded until vearly 6 o'clock, and by mu- tual agreement argument was postponed until Saturday a clocks, when the defend ant’s counsel will endeavor to show that the scene of the shooting is outside the borders of Nebraska. In the evont of a verdict of guilty being rendered the case will doubtless be appealed. of Durno's Catarrn Snuff. When suffering with catarrh, cold in the head, nervous headache, ote., use Durno's Snuff, it will reliove you at ouce. Price 250 at druggists, Dermody-Kammer. Yesterday, at Holy Family church, James Dermody and Miss Emma Kammer, of this city, were united in the bonds of matrimony, lev. Father Koopman officiutiug. The bride has been for several years connected with the business establishment of W. R. Bennett & Co,, in the capacity of saleslady, and the groom isa well known compositor, being employed on tue Republican. Only intimate friends were present at the marriage, but the coutracting parties were kindly remembered by friends who showed their appreciation by presenting numerous aud costly wedding Efls. A neat cottage at 2205 Seward stroet is where Mr. and Mrs. Dermody will hence- forth be howe o their friends, —— A Preventive tor Croup. There no longer exists any doubt but croup can be prevented, True ecroup never appears without warning, and if Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy is given as directed as soon as the first indica- tion of croup appears, 1t will invariably dispell all symptoms of the disease. ‘This can always be done if it is kept at hand. 60 cent and one doliar bottles for sale by all druggists. A St Joseph Thief. Frank Lucas, anegro, was arrested night before last charged with stealing a watch from a young white man named Morse. The ticker was recovered, Lucas is known along the river towns as “Cowboy Frank,” aud ke geperally bange THE OMAHA DAILY BEH: THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31. 1889. a orook in the although he out at St. Joo. He not eneral sense of the term, nows every confilenos man, thief and safe blowoer thatjhas ever done -any work be- tween Kansas Oity and Yankton, He vas for a time a constant habitue of Harry Chap- man's famous eporting resort in St. Joseph, and Is well known to the police of that eity. LITTLE PITCHER OLUB. An Entertainmont to be Given at the Davenport School. The Littlo Pitehor club of the Davenport streot school at the corner of Thirty-ninth and Davenport streets will give an entertain- ment Friday afternoon, November 1. The following is the programmo: Roll call and sec'y's report, President’s address : Sonz—“The Jolly Backsmit Composition .Mamie Heins, Iph Savage. School. Mar o Egbert. ~"The Foolish Little M den,” it Ward, Will Hill, Recitation Specc v Ieading—*‘One Nina Stein, piano duet, Mary and Lutie bout Cats”, . e L Will Rasgorschok aking Care of the Baby'. - Will Heins o melody Coniposition—*All Reading- Recitation— “My Valentine Dialect recitation—"Book Larnin' ... Jugene Mills .Lutie ame" uss ..Albert Egbert of the lamie Homs Song . . Whole school Debate—*Resolve hat the horse is a mo useful animal than the cow.” Afirmative, Iddie Davis: negative, Roy Smith. A B C for the Davenport ioys, Hatt Future Lo nowlton itic's Report. ....Gussie Farme M Heiss, Secretary. A Good Appetite is essential to good henith; but at this season it is often lost, owing to the poverty or impurity of the blood, de- rangement of the digestive organs, and weakening effect of the chunging se: son. Hoods aparilla is a wonderful medicine for ereating an appetite,toning the digestion, and giving strength to the whole system. Now is the time to take it. Be sure to get Hood’s Sursapa- rilla. Replace the Walk The chairman of the bourd of public works is sending letters to all the crading and curbing contractors to the following effect: The city council refuses to approve final estimates for a grading or curbing until the chairman of the bourd will certify that side- walks, which were in the way of said im- provements, were preserved and placed in as zood condition as found before removal. Therefore you are requested to revort to said chairman in person and sccompany him on a tour of inspection, to ascertain whether smid requircment has been complied with to the satisfaction of the board of public works before smd final estimate is acted upon vy said board.” Work has commenced on the paving of Vinton strect from Twentieth to Twenty- fourth. Cedar blocks are to be used The paving of Twentieth street from St. Mary’s avenue to Harney is finally finished, and for the first time in ‘months the street is in a safe and presentable condition. Wants To Vote ay, judge, 'm guilty, but you'll do me a great favor if yow'll fix my sentence 50 I can get out in time to vote. It was old 8. B. MecCormiclk, a citizen who spends a great deal of his time in jail and the balance of it n saloons, The clarge was drunkenness, and Judge Berka fignred around until it was arranged so the. old of- fender will be released on Monday nigt. For Nervousness se Horsford's Acid Phosphate, . C. Hanscome, Minneapoirs, Miun., ays: T used it in a case of accute rheama- tism, during convalescence: the particular symptoms 1 wished to relieve were sleepless- ness aud nervousness, und the results were all T desired.” Sloped With a Watch. Harry Higains opened his peepers at day- light yesterday morning just in time to see a sneakthicf leaving his room at Twelfth and s with his gold watch and chiain, The thief escaped, and as Harry caunot mve any description of him to the police, 1t is not Likely the man will be caught. An_ Absolut The ORIGINAL A is only put up in and is an absolute wounds, chapped hands, and_all skin erap. tions, Wil positively care all kinds of piles- Asi forthe ORIGINAL ABIETINE OIND- MENT. Sold by Goodman Drug o 25 cents per box—by mail 30 centa. Marriage Licenses. Licenses were issued to the following par- ties by Judge Shields yesterday : Name snd Address. { George W. Atwood. Panama, h C. Hedges, Omaha. { Frank Snowden, Missouri Valle, 1 Sarah Wilenger, Missouri Valle, OINTMENT tin boxes, ores, burns, men Sick Headache 8 a complaiit from which many suffer and fow are entirely freo. Its causo is indigestion nekl & siuggish liver, the cure for which is readily found in the uso of Ayer's Wlls. “1 have found that for sick headache, caused by a diserdered condition of the stomach, Ayers Pills are the most re- liable remedy,”~Samuel C. Bradburn, Worthington, Mass. “After the mse of Ayer's Pills for many years, in my practice and family, T am justified in saying that they are an excellent cathartic and liver medicine sustaining all the claims made for them, —W. A. Westfall, M. D., V. us & Co., Burnet, Texas. “Ayer's Pills are the best medici known to mo for regulating th and for all ses_caused by a di ed stomach and liver. Tsuffered over threo years from headache, ine digestion, and “constipation. T had no appetite ‘'and was_weak and norvous most of the time. By using three boxes of Ayer's Pills, and at the same timo dicting myself, 1 was completely cured.” — Philip Lockwood, Topeka, Kansas. “1 was troubled for years with indi- gestion, constipation, and headache, A few boxes of Ayer's Pills, used in small restored me to health v are prompt and effective.’—W. H, Strout, Meadville, Pa. Ayer’s Pills, TREPARED DY Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co,, Lowell, Mass. Bold by all Drugglsts and Dealers {n Medicine, DRS. BETTS & BETTS AM STRERT, OMATIA, NRD. ite Paxton Hotel,) i X Uz S22 Office hours, 9 &.m, to8p. m. Sundays, 10 a. m. to1p. m. Spectalists o (Chronte, Blood Diseases £ Consu Mialoines Nervous Skin and ton @t office or by mail fr by mall or expr packed, free from observation. G cure quickly, safely and permanentiy. TLITY Spevmatorstica, semi NERVOUS D oesem N it T slons. Fliysical beeay. arising from Indisore tion, lixcess or Imdulgence, producing Sleepless ness, Despondency. Plmpies on the face, aver sion to society, easily ai: d, Jack of confl dence, dull, uniitfor study or , and finds life & burden. Safely, p and pri: vately cured, Consult Drs. Betts & Detts, 1403 Farnam St., Omeha, Neob. Syphills, n disease Blool and Skin Diseases ¥k i ia'e results, completely eradicated without tho ald of Mer: ury. rotula, Erysipelas, Fever Sore Blotches, Ulcers, Pains in the Head and Bones Byphilitic Sore Thront, Mouth and Tongue, Cal tarrh, etc.. permanently cured where others have failed. A([ U inary and Bladder Complaints, 1aney, UMMALY Paimeal* Disente, too t quient Burning or Gloody Urme, Urine high col: £ eith nilky sediment on standing, Weak Bac onorrhaea, Gleet, Cystitls. et Proniotly and Safely Cured, Charges Lteasond "SMTRICTUR/E! Guaranteed por- moval withoue cutting, caustic. o afliation. eficcted at homé by patient without a 1 ts pain or ANDOYATCo, 1 iidle To_ Youne Men and Middlz-Ated Hen, T The awrul effects of early i Vice. which brings organic Weakness, destroying both mind and body, with allits drcided ills periunently chred. X MY Adross thoae who have impaired IRY, BEITS Almeeivansy i ¢ ndul zeuces nmd Ko Tabits. whica_ruin both {:ud{ mind, unftting them ror business, S RIED AEN, Or thoso entering on tha hap awayo of phiysical debility, quickly as OUR SUCCESS. 18 based npon First—Practieal Expo rience, Second—Every case s especially studied- thus starting aright,” Third—Me.\ioines are pre, pured in our iubatory exactly to sult each case; hus affecting cures without injury (S8 ents postage for ce . BB A friendly letter o you future suffering and shame, and in years to life, $%No letters an- swered unless accompanied by 4 couss in stamoa. Address or call on g aisted. 600D DRESS FOR A LITTLE MONEY. dressed are we I'Illg' As a rule, the well of Omaha Nicoll's made-to-order garments. An extravagant outlay of money is not necessary; expen- sively dressed men are ways well dre not al- ed. It costs no more to make a stylish, perfect fitting garment, than an ill4fitting one, if you know how. Not everybody knows how. Knowing how to choose the best fabries, and tailor them well at a moderate price, has built and sustains In Chicago, In Kansas Gity, In $t. Paul, In Indianapolis, our busy In St. Louis, In Omaha, In Minneapolis, In Gincinnati. This wide knowledge of the Tailoring business, has gained us our large trade, We will add to it. See our goods and prices to-day, TROUSERS MADE TO MEASURE, SUITS MADE T0 MEASURE, - OVERCOATS MADE TO MEASURE, NICOLL, The Tailor, 1409 Douglas Street. Gorg admission, 5 ) cents As Is Our Custom At this time of the year, we will have for next few weeks our annual SPECIAL SALE of Suits and Overcoats. We always make these sales at this season, when people need the goods and the bargains will do them good. WITH US. The people remember the grand values they got at these sales, last year and the year be- There is no need to explain whata special sale means The big crowds attending our special sales tell the story, and tell it well, fore. We promise to do still better this season. Our buyers have been hard at work the last two weeks, and we are now getting in daily stacks of goods purchased by them at the immense reductions from values which manufacturers must submit to at this time of the year, and OUR CUSTOMERS WILL SHARE THE FULL BENEFIT OF THESE SACRIFICES, We want to impress upon your mind that the goods we are offering are first class in every respect, first class in quality, first class in work and trimming, and first class in fit, and our stock is worthy the attention of every person who appreciates style and quality in fabrics, trimming and making, The present week we will offer exceptional values in Men's Suits. Wa Let those who never and Young Mer have displayee some of the bargains in our Douglas street window, traded with us call and compare our goods and prices, We will make this a great cuse tomer-winning season, Nebraska Clothing Company Corner Fourteenth and Douglas Streets, Omaha. DRCLARKE sm.a Cures” ESTABLISHED i851 § 186 So. TIMKEN SPRING VEHICLES Hundreds of thousands {n use. Try Ones °'} Chicago, llls, I Clark 8¢, N\ The Regular O1d-Established PHYSICIAH AND SURCEON Is still Treating with the Greatest .4 SKILL and SOCCESS ~NAT . [:hronfc, Nervons and Private Diseases. 27~ NERVOUS DEBILITY, Lost Manhood, Failing Memory, Exhausting’ Draing, Terribld Dreams, Head and Back Ache and all the effects leading 0 early decay and perhaps Consumption ox Tsanity, treaicd scientifically by new wnctlicds with Bever-fafling success. 85~ SYPHILIS and all bad Blood and Skin Dise eases permanently cured. 25~ KIDNEYand URINARY complaints, Gleet, Gonorrhoca, Stricture, Varicocele and all discases of the Genito-Urinary O cured promptly withous injury to Stomach, Kidneys or other Organs 3 & No experimente, Age and experience imaa Consultation free and sacred. r Celebrated Works on icate Diseases. - Marriage sen iy Tmnroved with Eving OBE FIG N icle citde, ThoRDrings longeie 85 and $harten according to the weight pat on thom. svied eaully vl o rough country or f tu drives Wil xiveyou bast aatisfactio | We do not harp upon the cheapness o ! our Clo: but that does not signify | | that the SUITS and OVERCOATS which we usk 815, i1%, 82 and §3) for are nigh | pricad, We could casily cheapen them | B dor trimmings, 1t s | upay, but it is the tved in purchase that connts, putting in in | not ulways the y \\lfluel’e A Perfect Face Powder. Clarke's celebrated guide Male and Female, each oy REEMAN'S - 35 cents, both 25 cents (stamp). . Consult the old el 3 Doctor. A friendly letter or call may save futire suffers mficgn wDqu oy 'S o ing and shame, and golden years to life. 8a~Book favicble,’ Boa't rubort. 8ol by breg L ife's (Scered) Erors, " o conts (sampy), Medicing g sent everywhere, sccure from €Xposures Hours, 808, Sundays 9 t0 72, Address F. D. CLARKE, M. D., b 186 So. Ciark 8t. CHICAGO, ILL. se_contempl Klusicr Health _is e AL ath L1 W3, Belrader Whiolsaale, Nichardson Dri ot Rlake. Tirnce & (o, we LATEST PERFUME exour enaste FREEMAN'S HIAWATHA Wednsstay (\of 30 oy | Fidar, ThUlSdfly.y‘OUt 3 I\OV 2|Saturday Special Matinee Saturday, \ R 1 3 Sale of Seats MONDAY, OCTOBE Speclal Engagement of the Famous {ABBOTT] 10 €0 B0 0050 (6 5 0 70 030 GO 004 ] GRAND OPERA COMPANY Abbott, Annandale, Mirclla, Michelena, Monte- griffo, Pruct l\l;(nlvrh'k, Allen. Keady, Mar RVE AND BRAIN or Hysterls ervois N airalgie, fon_causcd by the . Wakefulness, Menta Softening of the Brain, resulting i leading 1o misery,decay and death, Loss of Power ni sy the bra DR, 1. C. MENT, & guari ness, ' Convi addach £ in either torhea caused by ov. abuse or overindu'g fach box containg .. one month’s treatment. *1.01a box, or six boxes for .00, sent by mail prepaidon receipt of price, WE GUANANTEE SIX BOXES. To cure any case. With each o 5 T 81X D accompanied wi end the purchaser our written fund the money if the treatmen & cure Drug Co., Druggists, Street, Omaha, Nebraska, OMAHA MEDICAL#SU%GICAL ~ INSTLECTE. ANDAMOND Tho largest, Tastest uird GneRt in the world, Passenger accommodations unexcelled, New York to Glasgow via Loniondsrry reassia, N 2d | Anchorla, Nov. 16th Lthiopia, Ncv, ... th | Furnessia, Nov, New York to Azores, Glbraltar and Italy. BOLIVIA. ... Nov. 13th | CALIFORNIA, SALOO! cOND CLASS AND STE on lowest terms. Excursion y made avallable to r y either the Plerur- esque Clyde and orth of Ireland, or River Mersey wnd South of Ireland, or Naples and ralter. CURSIONS OT PARIS Tounrs on lowest terms. Letters of Credit and D, lowest current rates. agents or to Herderson Brothers, Chicago, 111, MA ABBC nd Entire Company in Cast. 3 FRIDAY—Bellin's Grand ferole Opera, P. Depot. NORMA. NORMA. o T — MA ABBOTD and Entire Company in Cast, £ ] JRDAYZABBOTE Mat iounod's Exqulsite Lo ROMEO AND A flll\m’lu( Toe MMA ABBOTT as “Juliet atire Company. SATURDAY EVE i—~Gilbert & Suliivan’s ofti Cumried ovor twio s m Latest Sensation, ¥ N OF TH JARD, 1 Tis Maid, racted without p e Company, 5t anting Music! Brilliant Mise en Scene! PRICES—$1.50, served E rates requ On CONTINENTAT, Travelers’ Circular fts for any amount at Apply to any of our local In the tollowlrg brill WEDNESDA L —Balfe's Mas ROS CA LE, EMMA ABBOTT and Entire Company in Cast, THURSDAY F BOR s on rabber for &, 3 e fatas sent out (7o 2 F il M. 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