Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 4, 1889, Page 5

THE WESTERN TEAM WINS. Omaha and Kansas City Defeat Ohicago and Des Moines. A VIGOROUS LOT OF BIRDS, A Large Crowd Views the Match Fine Day and Good Scores—An- other Shoot for This Afternoon. The shooting match botween Frank Parme Tee of this city and J. A, R. Elliotv of Kan- sas City on one side, and Charlie Budd of Dos Moines, the champion. trap shot of America, and Captain R. B. Organ of Chica g0 on theother attractod a crowd of several hundred spectators to the Gwin & Dunwmire grounds across the river yesterday afternoon. The mateh was for £50 a corner, American wssociation rules, fifty birds oach, tnirty yards rise, 12-guagze guns, both barrels and oighty yards boundary from the score. All birds falling or fiying back of the score be- Ing lost, Under the American rules the boundary extends in a semi-circle from the score only, a8 the following diagram will show: Traps ) . P, corer, and promptly at 2:80 the shoot- ing begun with Mr. Blliott at the score. The birds were a good lot, strong uud vigorous and switt flyers, and every bird left the trap 1ike o shot a8 8001 18 1t Was Sprung. The figure 1 denotes u bird killed with the first barrel, 2 with the second, x for dead out of bounds and 0 for a bird lost. The s.ore Biliott—1 1 3 o Who sliot 1n hard Tuc ing no less than seven of his lost birds fall dead out of bounds, was considerably cha grined ul his misfortune, and to ease his mind challenged Parmelce for a mateh, 50 live birds each, $100 a side, same rules, and tho local shot uceepting the shoot was fixed for this ufternoon at the same place at Bharp. CHINE - BLACKMALILERS, Another Sensation in the Mongohan Colony i New York. New Yonrg, Dec. 3.—|Special Telegram to Tue Bee |—Chinatown has another sen- sation, based on a story which Wwouid show this eity not to be behind San Fraucisco in possession of an organization of highbinders. ‘The story is that about a week ago some one hundred and fifty men witheut visible means of svpport organized themselves into a band called the Po Leoa Hong, its alleged object being *'protection guaranteed to the virtuous,” At the sawe time their leaders pot in the good . graces of several influential Chinamen ‘who are under pay as Christian missionaries. From the latter thoy managed to get a little financial aid toward defraying temporary ex- pen Then they made an attempt to Dlackmail the Chinese dens and gambling houses, and recent raids were caused by sev- eral of those refusing to pay the amount de- manded. A Brooklyn Chinese prenchor is among the number accused of entering into the scheme, . AT Beechum's Pills cure bilious and nervous ills -~ siynohed an Incendiary. Urper MarLsORO, Ind,, Dec. 8.—About £:50 1his worning a band of masked men came to the jail, overpowered the keeper broke open the cell of Joe Vermillion, and took him out and lynched him on a bridge leading to this village, On the night of November 23 the father of Joe was run out of the country and s house burned by white caps. Joe in ‘re- venge burned several barns in the vicinity, and it was for this he was arrested and Jailed. et AW for a Cigar, 0., Dec. 3.—Peter Ubl went to sofa 1n the sitting room carly this morning while smoking a cigar. The cigar ignited some paper and balf an hour after- wards, before any of the family awukened, ‘Willie, the ten-vear-oid son, died from suffo- cation, while tho father and two other chil- dren ure in a vriliu.u condition, — ville I\llnlnz Company Fails, Dec. 8.—The Agassiz Mining Company, represonted principally by enstorn capitalists, made an assignment last night. The linbilities are placed at $114,000; assets,’ §200,000, The assignment caused great consternation here, Killed by an Elephanc Loxnoy. Dee. 8.—A fatal accident oc- curred today 1 the menagerie connectea with Buroum's circus. Tne largest elephant belofging to the show becamo cnraged und made an attack on its keeper, goring hun in tho head aad neck and inflicting futal in- Juries. — An Absuiute Uare, The ORIGINALABIEINE OINTMENT 18 oply put up in large two ounce tin boxes, and is an absolute cure for old sores, burns, wounds, chapped hands, and _all skin erup. tions Il positivoly cure all kinds of pilos- Ask forthe ORIGINAL ABIETINE OINT- MENT, Sold by Goodman Drug compauy at 25 cents per box—by mail 30 cents. el Mre, Wells' Sult Dismissed. New Youk, Dec. 8.—The suit of Mrs, Eliza A. Wells, the spiritual medium, aguinst Jobu C. Dunley of Chicago for $20,000 dam- ages for libel, was dismissed 10 the supreme court today, —-— Minister Keid 2akes a Vacatio Pawis, Dee, 8. —Whitelaw Reid, the Amer- fean minister, and Mrs. Reid have gone to the south of France. They will also visit Rome uud will be absent from Paris for a month, - English Folit 15 ues, Loxnox, Dee, 8 —At the meeting of the liberal federation at Maunchester today a resolution™ was adopted urging the necessity for a prompt sottlegient of the questions of the disestablishment of the church in Wales aud free Ldutuuou. —— Bond Offerin e, Wasuixarox, Dec, 8.—[Sovecial Telegram W Tue Hee |—Bonds offered: §160,000 at 1275 $0,500 at 81045 - Perfectly tienaih, ‘To b o assaulted by the three wwps, dyspen- oiu, coustipation wnd liver complaint—a. trio sf satanio birth—is perfectly flendish This often happevs. The haterul three, bowever, 8000 Whisk away 10 tho nother inforno when Hosietter's Stowach Hitt Is employed 1o evict thom, Asa stomachic aund alterative of disordered conditions of the nowels and liver, it s speaking within bounds Lo say that there 18 not in existenco a medicine 50 widely known as this, uud few indeed which have received such positive and authoritative sanction from the medical frateraity. Tue fact that it promptly relioves, theu extir- putes the three maladies of most common Occurrence, ought uod does male it the most rapulur of family medicines. But, la addi- ion to that, it has achieved the foremost reputation as a preveative of and remedy 0x chills and fover, rueumatism, nervous sud kidney trouble, 'IHF OMAHA DAILY BEE: \V’JMPlfll)A\’. His Visit on the o . ew Yok, Doc. 3. —|Special Telegram Tne Bee.]—Among tho distinguished passengers on the steamer Ftruria was Dr. O'Reilly, treasurcr of the National league, who, when interviewed yesterday, said: “I found the peovle of Ireland full of hope, and considering their past experiences the fealing of quiet determination and enocrgy displayed simply astonished’me. There is not the least sign of weariness shown, and whenever I spoke of any of the existing evils 1 was always silenced with the reply *'Oh, but think how it used to be. should have been here years ago. 80 tuuch worse then.’ “All thought scems centered on the which is, of conrse, home rule and the ownership of thewr lands. At lenst fifteen hundred persons are imprisoned for political offenses. We saw Gladstore at Hawarden castle. He expressed ereal faith in the results of the coming clections,” At Home. Derrotr, Mich, Dec. Rev. Dr. Reilly and Colonel Atkinson, who left Detroit Oc- tober 14, arrived hom om England this morning. Dr. Reilly bears o message from President Parnell of the Irish league to President Fitzgerald of the American league which will probably be given to the press in a few aays. Colonel Atkinson says he has seen levters from Parnell written Novenber from a small town at which he was sting. You 1t was i A GENEKROUS RESPONSE, Over $2,000 Afready Subscribsd for the I'r buns Opirators. CH1eaco, Dec. 3.—Rosponses to the appeal for axd for the families of the two Assocl- ated ss men who lost thoir lives 1n the servico at Minneapolis are coming in hand- somely and already oxceed $2,000, Colonol Elliott E\ Shepard of the New York Mail and Express sends a check for $250, Wymun of R. G. Dun & Company, Colonel Clapp of the Boston Journal, $2 behalf of the Now England Associated press; Mr. Apel of the Baltimore Sun, £0; Gov- ernor Agnus of the Baltimore Amorican, $50; D. N. Houser of the St. Louis Globe- Domocrat, $100: John A. Dillon of the Post Dispatch, $100; the St Louis Re- public $50; ' Colonel Drscoll _of the 3 Paul Pioveer Pr 88, 8503 R, F. l(‘.\m'lmuqll of the Tacoma Ledger, £100; 12, H. Perdue of tho Cleveland Leader, $305 the Pittsburg Dispatch, £5; Colonel K. G Clildress of the Nushvilio American, §23: the Illinois Staats Zeitung, $25: the Lake Trivvne, $20; the East Sagrinaw Nows, £10; the Fort Worth ( te. §10: the Dav- enport Democrat-Gazette, §10; H, G. Otis, Los Angeles, $10; L. J. Flickinger of the Columbus Disp §10; the Seattle Post- . C. Connelly, Chambe ot . with © promprrcs: zraphed £500. "The operators on the wire worked by poor Tizoe s ribed $230. They wore the first to respond. The employes in the New York oftices gave $l14 Furthor subscriptions will be ucknowledged later. edin e WOODEN SPAIRS. They Wero Pat in th in, Cin tomary Tribune Build- MINNFAPOLIS, TFrofessor Oleson of the South Dakota uni- versity, Milton Pickett of the Pioncer-Press and Compositor Robert McCutcheon were buried toduy. The body ot L. J. Jenkinson was taken to Sioux City by relatwes. The other three victias will be buried to- morrow. Owing to the dangerous co ndition of the ruins of the burned building no seurch has yot been made for more bodi Before the coroner’s jury toda of the structure stated that wooden stu were ordered put in instead of iron on _ac count of a difference in tho cost bf about £5.000. The building inspector said he never cousidered tho building a safe one and said three months ago that a committes called on him and said they feared it might fall down any time without warning. Childvren who ave worms ray be quickl ing them Dr. J. Vermifuge. It remains of troubled with relioved by giv- H. McLean’s Liquid ills and expels worms, e Montana's Mix. HELENA, Mont., Dec. 8.—The house met today with the usual results and adjourned. Rumors have been afloat that the demacrats desire to hold a joint confrence to discuss some compromise. Diligent investisation by an Associated pross reporter failed to trace the authenticity of the report, ulthough all are willing to meet. — - Drainago Trustees Nom nated. OmicaGo, Dec. 3.—|Spacial Telegram to Tur Bee.]—At the republican convention this afternoon the following gentlemen were nominated for the office of trustecs of the Chicago savitary district: Irus Coyand, Os- sian Guthrio of the South side, Herman Woinhavdt and Jobn Sperrey of the West side and Frank M, Blair of the North side. —~— » Mistak By dispelung the symptoms so often taken for ~ comsumption. SANTA ABIE hns brought gladness to many o household, By its prompt use for breaking up the cold that too often develops into thav fatal disease thousands can be saved from an untum g You make no mistake by keeping bottle of this pleasant remedy in your bouse. CALIFORNIA CA'T-R-CURE is equally effective in eradicating all traces of Nasul Catarrh, Both of these wonderful California remedies are sold and warranted by Goodman Drug $1 a package, 3 for 2.50. Make n MireneLn, & [ pELml Tele- gram to T Be Kratz, a promi- nent lJawyer and banker of this city, who was run over by s runaway team in Sioux Falls a fow weeks ago, was brought home yestorday, It is now thought he will ro- cover, though conscious only part of the time. - - Pozzont's Complexion Powder produces a soft and beautiful skin; It combines every elowment of beauty and purity. e L A Steamer On a Bar, MiLwAUKEE, Dec. 8.—The Western line steamer Buffalo, with a cargo of 800 tous of merchuandise, struck a bar off the harbor at an early hour this morning and became dis- abled, in which condition slie drifted on the beach just below the harbor ontrance. The vost is ju no danger, but the loss to ber cargo may reach §50,000 or upwards. - - We are the Peonie. Business men from Nobraska for Chi- cugo, Milwaukee und all ecastern cities will please note that by the new time schedule (in effect from and after No- vember 17, 1859), they can arrive at Omaha about 4 p. m., ean do busin visit with Omaha morchants and friends for nearly two hours, and can then take the through Pullwan sleeping ear of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul way short line fast truin at Omaha depot of the Union Pacific railway it 6 P w. (supper served ou dining ear leav- ing Council Bluffs at 6:30 p. m.), aud arrive at Chicago nt 9:50 a. m, (broak- fast also served on dining car), in ample time to make connections with the fast morning trains from Chicago ou the prinecipal east und southeastern lines: or if desired, passengers for the east can rewain over in Chicago a few hours for business or pleasure and re- sume their journey by the afternoon fast aud limited trains of all the east- ern roads, 1 addition to the foregoing, another thre zh short-line train leaves Omaha daily at 0:168. m. and Council Blulls at 9:40 a, m., arciving at Chicago at G:50 a. m., making close connection with the express trains of all eastern roads. For tickets und further particulars apply to the nearest ticket agent, or to F. A, Nash, general ageat, 1501 iar- pvam st., Omaha, Neb, the builder HINSELE, Thoe Peculiar Case of P. W. Worth- ington of Lincoln. CONDEMNED BY RETURNED TO PRISON LIFE, Harry Hall Again Behind Prison Bars —Dectsion in the Wing Fong Casc—State House Notes —The City, 1029 P Stie LixcoLx BUReAu or Tue Oaws Bes, } LANGOL, Nob,, Dac. 8, The examination of P. W. Worthingtou for illegal voting at the general election in November, 1858, was called in the county court yosterday afternoon at 8 o'clock. It is doubtless remombered that O, S, Jones pre- ferrod the charges. Back of it, however, is the fact that the complainant had Worth~ ington arrested at Montrose, Ia., some six months siuce for uttering forged paper. He failed in his proof and the prisoner was dis- charged. Subsequently Worthington sued Jones in the United States court for dam- ages for falsearrost and imprisonment. To provent o transfor of the case to tho state courts Worthington filed an afidavit citing the number of years he had lived in Tow a and that his stopping in Lincoln in 1856, oft and on, was due to the fact that he was wanted here as a witness in a case 1n whieh his father was an interested party; that he was here solely for that purpose, and never hud lost his residence in that state. The affidavit was noted by Jones, and he cast about for evidence that would criminate his man. It occurred to him that Worthing- ton had voted hero at the general election, und search revealed tho fact that the poll books furnished the proof. Judgo Stowart took the matter under advisement for o short timo and then held him to answer to the district court in $300 bonds, which the accused furnished. The District Court. Judge Field rendered lns decision in the Wing Fong divorce case this morning. He granted Wing Fong a divorco as prayed, on the grounds of desertion, gave the care and custody of the child to Mrs. Wing Fong and nted the tusband the privilege of visiting 1t at stated intervals, The court also de- cided that ho should pay &0 ver year for the child’s support and maintenance, Asa Stewart filed asupplemental petition in answer to Mrs. Stewart's petition and prayer for a divorce today. He denies all allegations. Hoalso filed an aMdavit that alimony 1n any sum would seriously impair Lis business Judge Chapman was called home today by a telegram_aunouncing sickness in his family. Judge Appleet of Pecumsel, Wwho chanced to bo 1n the eity was called to the beneh in his stead. The casc of Charles K. Labbaree vs J. R. Williams et al. took up the time of Judge b1 in the first’ court. Unimportunt tax cases were on hearing in the second court. teturped to Prison Life. Harry Hall1s again behind prison bars. Warden Hopkns roturned with him today at 1 o'clock, having made the trip safely over the Burlington. ‘The_prisoner is said to be about twenty pounds lighter than when he made his escape two years ago. He will bo putat hard labor, and will not pose asa trusty again very soon. State House Jottings. State Treasurer Hill is in Beatrice, Governor Thayer returus from Aurora, Hamilton county, tomorrow. George S. Barney and wife of Alliance, who have been the guests of Secretary Gil- christ and tamily for a few days past, left for home today. The bonrd of secretaries of the state board of transportation went to Osceois, Polk county, today to take the testimony in tne elevatlor complaint from that place. ‘the board of public tands and boildings met again today to pass upon state accoun! and expendit Reports from the state pen, insaue asylums, soldicrs’ and sailors’ houle, industrial school and other state insti- tutions were passed upon favorably and duly filed. W. B. Sutliff of Ellis recoatly had a valu- avle horse killed in transportation from He- atrice to Rock Rapids, Tu., and writes the state board of transportation that ho wants more thun $100 damages, the amount offered to hun by the B. & M. railroad compun, “Can't Help you,” was the reply of the board. “We nave no jurisdiction n such matter Mr. Eilis' horse was valued at $400. Prohibition's Bugle Call. The Woman's Christian Temperance union, the prohibitionists and the Independent Order of Good Templars have formed an alliance to carry the prohibitory amendment in Nebraska next fall. An address has just been issued announcing that fuct to the faith- fulin the state, The three organizations have determined to make Nebraska the battlefield of the nation on this question and announce that the speakers and money will be ready 1m plenty, Still the local enthu- sinsts are asked to reach far down 1o their pockets to hasten the “doom of the legalized liguor traflic in the state that opened upon the nation the Pandora’s box of high license.” The manifesto is studded with the usual platitudos, The \npxnmo Court, The proceedings in the supreme court to- day were as follows: Admitted w practice~Edward M. Feathers. of Douglas county, W. H. btephenson of Hamilton county and T. E. Sanders of Sew- ard county, ‘Lhe following cases were dismissed: State ex rel Feisor vs Holland, Fremont, Eikbhorn & Missouri Valley railroad company vs Kuns and state ex rel. SiMerlee vs Heyatt, ‘The following cuses were continued : School district of Cnadron vs Foster and McEvony vs MeCann, ‘The following cases were argued and sup- mitte Wedgwood vs Citizens National bank, Farmers' Loau and Trust company ve Montgomery, McDonald vs Westover, on motion, Lathrop vs Cheney and Stephenson vs Valéntine, also on motion. State vs Commercial State bank of Sene-~ dict. J. A. Van Dyke appointed receiver. Rule on defendant to show cause onor before Decewber 6, 1859, why recewver should nov proceed to wiud up the affairs of said baul. ‘T'he following case was filed for trial: The state ex rel county of Lancaster v Chicago, Burlington & Quiney ilroad company. Mandumus, City Nows and Notes. Hon, A. E. Cady of St. Paul 1s in the city, Bob McGee will answer in the police court to the charge of killing and selling a cow unfit for market. Ho was arrested today. Hon. Franklin Sweet of Clark, Mesick county, was in the oity today, He ex pects to be appointed receiver of the United States la nd office at Grand Islaud. The aunual meeting of the Lincoln Humane socicty will be held tomorrow even- ing at the oftice of Drs. Gartdn & Sunmons at 0 o'clock, Kvery member of the society is urgeutly requested to be presont, Judge Houston’s report for the month of November shows a balance of $309. ‘This is proof positive that the police court busi- uess has been above the averag The supply car of the Nebraska fist commission, ~ with Comuwmissioners May, McBride and O'Brien in charge, was at the union dept this morning. It was seut out on the Wyomiog Central and will go as far as Crawford distributing minnows. Hon. C. K. Adaws, a prominent capitalist of Superior, was in the city this moraing. Parties interested in the construction of a line of street railway to Cusbhman park, met last night at the ofice ¢f Lamb, Rickells & Wilson. Somecthing ke §33,540 have been subscribed. The route deiermined upon will be south on Niuth to F, west to second, south to A, west to the Helt Line addition, north to the shoe factory, thence west on & direct line to Cushwan park. ‘T'he receipts at tho West Lincoln stock- yards were larger today than ever before i the Listory of the packing interests in the chy. Fully 1,500 head were received. Market was S¢ lower, selling from $3.85@ .07 bulk going at $8.473¢, She Hae 3,000,000, Patti, the divinasingoer, receives the largest wages aver paid to an artist, human or divine. She is paid $3,500 every night she sings in the Albert hall in London. Even with this and the expenditure of $5,000 for each concert her managers are able to show a profit of from $2,000 to $3,000 per night. Patti has earned by her. own exertions more money than any five women that have ever lived on the fice of this th. Her receipts, since slro began singing in public, twenty-ive vears ago, cannot be wuch short of 5,000,000, - . Keep your blood pure and you will not have rheunatism. Hood’s Sarsaparilla purifies the blood, and tones the whole system. ————— More Horrors in Ohina, It is evident from the reports from China that the horrors of the Yellow river floods will be repeated along the Yangtse-kinng this seuson, The heav rains have caused the river to rise with phenomenal rapidity, and hundreds of thousands of acres fre inundated, says the San Francisco Chronicle. Tho loss of life in n single city like Wenchow is given at 500 familic With their usual fatalism the Chinese are doing nothing to repair the damages or to drain the Nlooded lands. The foreign missionaries willsoon be after contributions, an will give us batches of letters devic ing the awful sufferings of the starving thousands, - Miles' Nerve and Liver Pills, An important discovery. They act on the tiver, stomuach and bowels through the nerves. A mew principie. Thoy speedily cure billiousness, bad taste, torpid liver, piles and constipation. Spiendid for men, women aod children. Smallest, mildest, surest. 30 doses for 25 conts. Samples froe at Kuhn & Co.’s, 15th and Douglas, TKE REALTY MAEKET TS plosa un resscd during J L MeCaguo snd wito to Aug Poterson, lot 6, bl I, Springdile, w d... R O Patterson and wife to F' A 1ot & bik sup,wd ... G E Harker and wife to Abbie Whinne: Lot 4, blk 1, Oxchard Hill, w d > ll\rdll\nl Henry E V Smith's, deed.... | HUI'to Henry Joues, n i 1o 1i, EV Smith's ad, w d James flodges and wi und 4 s !5 lot b, blk wd M 8 Sturgeon to W I L b;xlb) s first ad to South Umahn Qe o1, Himebaugh & Patterson’s nes, E V Smith's ad, ayuer, 168 7 and 11, ol h 3 W L flulh\ s first ad to Soutl’ o, q c'd turgeon o i elby’s Hlil ad to t‘l)lllh (lmu ha, (nllludrflg‘ y e T T A J Popp! Glunaing, lot 18, blk 2, Poppleton park, M L Fortto 1, Chiristinnsen, lot Hammond place, w a. Byron tieed et al to ¥ C Hastings, undi- vided 66, ne 4-15-11, wd.. E L Pocklinm acd wife to EJ" Connoily, part lot ¥, bik 5, Park place, wa.. T A Phillec _and ‘wite to R 1'Bargs, iot 4, blk 7, Mannattan add, wd 3G Winstantsy t' i Tiettovoris, 1ots and 20, Buckoye place, w d. £ Poppendick and wite to Jobit Buack, lub 3, Kountze pla Max Meyerot alto B BT mnp-)ou. Tot 22, blk 16, Manhattan add, wd, - € F Luce to {mmanuel Baptist church, 30 ft of lot 7, blk 6, Kountze place, wd. . M R Preston'And_lusBana to G F P-mx s %4 of lot 1, Plerson’s sub, w d.. Twenty-two trausters, aggregating. .. 854,410 St Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup is the best of all remedies for children teeth- ing. 25 cents a bottle. i White Owls and Bad Weather, There have boen many predictions to the effect that the coming winter will be a cold one, says the Portland Ore- gonian. The latest is based on the fact that four snowy owls, the white owl which occasionally comes down to this region from the far north, have already been sent to Captain S. S. Douglass to be mounted. Three were killed down about Cape Hancock and the other was sent down from near Walluia, As this 18 early for the Arctic visitors toarrive, it is supposed that the cold has set in early and “bad” up north, and it may be expected that we shall get something of the same in Oregon. However, one swallow does not make a summer. and three snowy owls cannot revolutionize the chmate'of the web-footed elysium, Snow birds have arrived and the ther- mometer has a downward tendency nights. It will do no harm for any one to prepare for a cold snap anyhow. Coughing IS Nature's effort to expel foreign sube stances from the bronchial passages. Frequently, this causes inflammation and the need of an anodyne. No other expectorant or anodyne is equal to Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral. Tt assists Nature in ejecting the mucus, allays irritatidn, induces repose, and is the most popular of all cough cures. “Of the many preparations before the ublic for the cure of colds, coughs, bronehitis, and kindred diseases, l{:('rs is none, within the range of my experi- ence, 50 reliable as Ayer's € Feo: toral, For yours I wassubjoct 1o colds, followed by terrible coughs. About four years azo, when so afilicted, I was ad- vised to try Ayer's Cherry Pectoral and to lay all other dies aside. T did 80, and within a week was well of my cold and cough. Since then I have always kopt Uils preparation in the. o house, and feel comparatively secure,” —Mrs, L. L. Brown, Denmark, Miss, “A fow years ago T took a severe cold which affected my lungs. I had a ter~ rible cough, and passed night after night withont sleép. The doctors gave o ip. I tried Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, which relieved my lungs, induced sleep, and afforded the rest necessary for the recovery of my strength. By the con- tinual use of the Peetoral, a_permanent cure was effectod."—Horace Fairbrother, Rockingham, Vt. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, |- PREPARED BY Or. J. C. Ayer & /Co., Lowell, Mass, B0ld by all Drugglita. | Price $1; six botties, §5. KIRK’S AMERICAN FAMILY SOAE DECEMBER 4, 1880 AN [EARLY SLAUGHTER. We have altogether too many fine suits and overcoals both in our The continued warm weather has demoralized the eastern manufacturers, goods were offered the pask few days tempted us to buy very heavy. mence an early slanghter of these We serge lining and honestly made, a substantial garment which you would have to pay else $8.25 only that they have no satin sleeve lining, the other is a fine mixed blue without facing. $3.90—1 me a few of the bargains we offer 20 fine all wool Kersey Overcoats, of same quality good Chinchilla Reefers and Vests, goods. this week. §3. a e for $7, only $2, where $6 or These con lined cellent coat and vest for which other houses would ask about $7.: The above are all in men's sizes, from 34 to 42. At $2.25 we offer 309 boys ipe overcoats, sizes from 5 to 12, ALout hanie as those offere We have two shades, one dark with checked casimere and well made, men's and boys' department. and the figures at which fine We must now unload, and com- 500 good Chinchilla Overcoats, and workingman, and a coat for 1 a few days ago for ® W brown, whi ch is silk faced. wre positively worth double, an ex= r them this week at $3.00, , made of good chinchilla, a neat brown color; this is splendid value. the coats are worth fully £5 and could not be bought for less. Recollect that we do not handle shoddy or trashy goods, so that when we quote prices they repaesent honest goods, and however low a price we may name, rest assured that the garment has our guavantee, which means that it is what it should be and as fair in every way as recommended. Nebraska Clothing Gompany Corner Stores HaLLs, Rims, elc. N0, 2 GLOBE INGANDESCENT feal, coal oif lamp n the world, Lights o room 35 ft. Wo also make /the No.a House artistic Fount, Vaseand No, 3 GLOBE INCANDESCENT, alusblsfor Lighting " ining-rooms, PSS e THE STANDARD LIGHTING o Cleveland. Ohi~ I Forsaleby M. H. Bliss ond Perkins Gatch & Luuman. LIEBIG For improved & eco- nomic cookery. Use 1 for Soups, Sauces, Made Dishes. (Game, k) Fish, etc.) Apsic or Om an S Meat Jell Keeps perfectly in all cli- wates for any length of time, and 15 cheap- EXTRAGT er and 'of finer flavor 3 than any other stock. One pound equal to Health is Wealth beet of the value of 2. 0. WEST 8 NERy about $7.50. Mmr, & gusranteed spocitic for Hy: storia, Dizzie nuine only with ness, ' Convulsions, Neivous N uiralgia, Justus von Lielig’s signature as shown, Headache, Nervous tion caused by the use of alcohol tobacco, Wakefulness, Mental Deprossion,Softening of the lirain, resuliing in Insanity and leading 10 misery. umaturo O e, Lirtonnets, Loss of Powor in either sex. Involuntary Losses 1 Sp torona causid by ov.roxurtion of the brai abuse or overindu X one month’s treatment, ‘fl 0 a IJLN orsix hnxas for ¥.00, sent by mail propaid on receirt of price, WE GUANANTEE SIX BOXHES, To cure any case, With each order received b, us for six boxes, accompanied with send thie purchuiser our Writton guirantes to re- fund the money if the treatment does not effect Acure. (Guarantses lisued nul{ by Goodman Drug Co., Druggists, Solo Agents, T Btroet, Umaha hanmn iy and death, we will 0 Farnam e e o R e e Expelled - in mxty minutes 1h haad or w0 foo; 1o fastlug ruquited. forcircalar ' Dr M. 42 Olive st., Bt, Louis. Send 2o Noy Smith, Special-: JOSEPHGILLOTTS STEEL PENS ©GOLD MEDAL PARIS BXPOSITION 1tk Nos, 303-404—170-604. THE MOST ?ERPIW OoF PENB ABOUT GLOVES. Whenyouae buylug gloves remember hiat there s Sucki a ‘hici as i price (et i too ohea’ e id Beticr'io pay o falf price tnd. get toda v ik ¥ e “hey are tads Fuh selcoted akinn in thel beat makher and ar wa e, ranted 10 he the most Saviceanic made. “1f You WALLLD know o T Had uich Gl in " pi tauikpfor the bock A bo foves, 1t wil mum ABLISHED JouN o ‘Uwuuw\ Ll n.mu N W CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH P ‘.'.'!!1’!.‘1! .“.,':. ".!.l..'-’ Fourteenth and Douglas Streets, Omabha, ESSBIBANDISYPHI LIS C. H PEARSON & ce. '—vBALTI MORE.Mo JAVA & MOCHA OFFEF A Perfect At Album contalning 24 Beautiful Photographs reprasanting Teaand Coffes culture, wlil be sent on recelpt of your address. CHASE & SANBORN, 136 Broad St., Boston, Western Dept. 80 Franklin St., Chicago, 1!l State Line. To Glasgow, Belfast, Dablin and Liverpool ROM NEW YORK EVERY TIUHRSDAY, Cabln pussage §5 to $0, nocording 1o 1ocation of stat room. Excursion 5 Lo 84, Steerago to ana from Lowest Ratas. AUSTIN BALDWIN & C0., Gen'l Agents, roadway, New Yorke JOuN BLEGEN, Gen'l Western Auont L4 Randoiph St Chicugo, MOORES, THO8, MCUANNE ___Agents at_Omab arope. HARKY B, | und | Cos GOLD MEDAL, PALIL, 1878, W. BAK"R & (0.8 Breakfast Gcoa Is absolutely pure and it is sofubie, No Chemvicals used fn ite preparstion. It lias more ihan threa times the strength of Cocon miixed with Starch, Arrowroot or Sugaz, and s therefore far mors econoicaly couting less than one cent @ cup. At i d ourishing, streagtliening, Ea= DiGrsTED, and sdinirabiy adapted valide us well 2 persons in Jealth. S0l by Grocers everynhere, W. BAKER & C0., Dorchester. Mass "BROOKS BROS. & CO. IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALEAS IN Watches, Jewelery, " Rogers” Silver- Plated Flat Ware, Cutlery, Notions, Fancy Goods.Albums, Toy Walches, Joat-Collar Springs und all tho latest novelties for the holls days. Our large and fully tlustrated oatalogue malled to dealers only, Al muil orders rec prowpt and bost attention. AMI\»‘J “"-“Yl N. I‘ullrlh st Hl Lou FOR MEN IINLV' l ll“ e ...:mug s O R g nhm IISTORID. Garind) roe. ¥ FuEr.—A vietim ing Premature Dosay Ao o aving 1l diadvorsi a8 rudence, ous Debilily, Lost ey kinown 1ol eans of self cure, whi ci s fellow suffarers, Aalress, 1 WEEVER, .0. Box e, Naw ¥ork Ol s sauing ke G Tt e ‘I‘&,w U bt 1y "'.fluuuz - Lock box 158 Detrolt, Mich, Can be cured in 20 to 60 days by the use of the i Reme For sale only by the Cook Owaha, Nebraska, Writo to us for the names address of patients who have been cured and from whiom we have permission to refer. Syphilis 15 4 disoase that has abways bailied the rkill Itemedy Co., of £ the most emincnt physlolans tho Cook itemedy 3LY,” not one in Aifty ever béencured, We guaran- that can be produced. Potash, 8. 8, 8. Alterans o other hAvectired ‘medis, smporary benelits can no [m- cured by the uso of tho MalTo DY of the 'Cook Remedy Co.. Umaha, Bewars of Immititions, Itis absointely mpossible for iy othor DErson or conpany to have our tormula or any remedy 1ike it in iecs and results. The Cook” ltemedy Co., has been treating patients for four years and haye al- wa s griven perfect satlsfactfon, They are finan- iy responsible, naving o capital of over 0,000, miking thalx guarantes good. We solls cit the most obstinate cases—thoso Who have tried every known remedy ana lost all Lope of recovery.” Correspond with us and let us put you In possession of evidence that convinees the most s L Markwhat wusaps | 1n e end you MUST use our “MAGIO REMEDY"" befora you can be permanently cured. 1t is the most heroie blood Jultier Write for purticulars’ A BT o sure y eiting the Cool CAUTION Homedy 6% Sirts "oty ne others are genuine. Partles ol ulmm{ Bs Banta Fox g o Jmposters and frauds, , Full particulars free. Address all communications T having the diseaso ha teo to cure any case Those whc Sucus i The Gock Remedy Go., Rooms 418and 419, Paxton Blucln OMAHA MEDICAL #SULGICAL I S‘.I‘I’J.’UTE. H. W, GGR, 131H & Donae 518 oMANA NEB. FOL THE TRRATMENT OF ALL CEROMIGaad STRGICAL DISEASES IBEXX A CES, APPLIANCES FOR DEFORMITIES AND THU!SE'- Bogs Fusilitic, Apparatye and% gpdioator Buscsuts Troatineut of i MEDICAL or BURGLOAL THENTHENE. NINETY ROGONS FOR PATIEN'I Benrd & Attendance, Best Acsommodations in Wes U7 WRITE FOR OIROVLAR on Uutornitiey snd Olyh Foct, Oyrva o gl -u V) q': v xm'.‘ .3 i'-:' l’t-rmnd,m " A BRRCTALT Diaencns W IAVII‘A'!I-"IIDIII A LY RGN Dll‘AlI‘lm" WOREN DUKING CORVINARENE: omyx-umm-um ticito A LLuk s 67 NG ot imor. mun\ OMAMA MEDICAL AL, THBTIL Toth a0d Dodge su«u, unn, NEB, ESS . LiqQuor HABIT. WAL THE WORLD THERE /S BUT ONE CURE o lunlis GOLDEN SPECIFIC iven In u el without (he Knowledyo of th I Tt is absalutely harmioas and will 8 permanco and spoedy cure, whether tho paiient s gmoderatedriukcr or ah aleatioliowreok. | | FAILS. 1t oporates 80 quietly and with sueh cer~ tainty that th p ildergaes 1o Meonvenien d Telorm ation 10DIDE OF IRON. Bpecially recos onded by o Academy octily, Bicine of Famis for the cure o % SCROFULA KINGS-EVIL, CONSTITUTIONAL WEAKNESS, CONSUMPTION (IN ITS EARLY boonns S OF THE BLOOD,