Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 9, 1890, Page 8

\ v,mum ber quarters. in a THE CITY. Superintedent of buildings Whitlock 1s very low with pneumonia. Miss Nelllo Lewis, whose home is at 611 North Fifteenth street, is seriously ill with La Grippe. Her recovery is doubtful. The real estate exchange met yester- day afternoon and_elected J, B, Finlay, J.'N, Frenzor and the Star Loan, Land and Lot company to membership in the exchange. John Rice, the young man who o brutally assaulted “his wife, was sen- tenced to fifteen days in the county jail, with the first and Jast three days on bread and water. Sheriff Coburn went to Lincoln with Fred Kayschup and Shatzman. each sentenced to two years in the peniten- tiary, Shatzman for burglarly and K schip for robbery The civil rights case of McQuarter vs Jack Woods was dismissed, there being no evidence that Woods was present at the time the drinks were refused or had anything to do with the matter what- ever. Twenty-Five bollirs for One James Stephenson complaned of one of his drivers named John Hamberg. The latter pleaded guilty to steuling §1. The court na~ sessed him $25 and costs, Not having any money, Hamberg was comimitted, Co » Town. Mayor Cushing has rented an ofiice on the second floor of the New York Life build ing. “The police and fire commissioners and the city license inspector, John Turnbull, will also occupy the same quarters, The change was made yesterday, Marriage Lacensss, Licenses were issued to the parties by Judge Shiclds yesterday Iame and Residence. Harry Oswald, Omaha . Lizzie Sartorius, Omal Mayo . Wallace, Omaha. ‘1 Nellie Kiley, Omaha following A Briet Sexsion. The real estato exchange held a brief dession and the following property was listoa for sulo: Lot 3, biock 78, 60x132, Davenport, one large house and two small cottages, § 0. Oma View, lot 21, block 1 20, T-room house, §1,500, The Younz Woman's Home. The Young woman’s home has been re- eda from 1910 Dodge street to 109 South wteenth street. It is stll under the care of the Woman's Christian association, who aim to muke it_afford youne working ‘women, at the lowest rates nossivle, i com ortable home with Christian nfluences. he new building is of brick, elegantly fin- ished and supplied with all modern i prove~ ments, A Barber's Onse Today. The caso against Kennedy, who is charged with shaving on Sunday, was called at 10 o'eloci, The attorneys for both sides discussed the proposition briefly. Ono, who abpears for ail the barbers who work on Sunday, pre- forrod to have a chient tried whese burber shop was in ahotel. This was opposed by the prosecution. Finally it was agreed that Kennedy should be tried today at 10 o'clock. Snyder's Assistants, County 'I'reasurer-elect Adam Snyder has chosen his deputy and clerical force. Tom O'Brien, son-m-law of Councilman Ford, “will be deputy treasurer and is' now . the oftice fawiliarizing himself with the books. George Anthes, a clerk in the county clork's office, will go into tho treasurer's office. William Schwarick, the bookkeeper, who has been_under Treasurer Holin during s term in office, will bo retamed by Treasurer Snyder. Mr. Bolln will remain in the office a few weoks,to nssist the new force in get- ting fairly started. Ringing Noises In the ears, sometimes a roaring buz- zing sound are caused by catarrh that exceedingly disagreeabla and verycom- mon disease. Loss of smell or hearing also result from catarrh. Hood's Sar- saparllla, the great blood purifier, 1s & peculiarly successful remedy for this disease, which it cures by purifying the If you suffer from catavrh, try Hood’s Sarsaparilla, the peculiar medi- cine. Omaha Niustrated. D. C. Dunbar has just published his *Omaha and South Omaha Illustratea.” It is the first that has been issued from his of- fice since its destruction more than a year ago. It is printed upon heavy enameled paper and contains cuts of all the principal builaings and resi- denc erected during the past year These are accompanied with running des- criptions and statistics of the city which are both interesting and valuable, The front wover is in colora and gives an excellont birdsseye view of both Omaha and Council Bluffs, ‘ho work is an excellent one to ad- wvertise Omaha with and is on sale in the book stores, ! —_—— Annonncements. Some of the most beautiful settings eyer shownin drama are to be seen in **Mankind,” Ramsgate pier, Leicester square, the deck of a channol steamer—realistic to a remark- able degree—and the fog of the channel is shown to heighten tho effect, The scene showing Paradise Place in London at might is particularly interesttug, and some vigor- ous work is indulged in by the maddened mob, who attack a building, smashing 1o the ‘windows to get at the villian who is murder- ing his wife, “‘Mankind’ opens at the Boyd this evening and coutinues during the remuinder of the week. Seats for the en- gagement are now on salo, iy : Wretched and Alone. . ‘Avnia Crossloy, o sickly young woman, ‘who hails. from Valparaiso, this state, ar- rivedin Omaha Tuesday ovening, The unfor- tunate woman 18 in a painful condition, She whas some kind of a gathering in her head and can scarcely speak above a whisper, After wandering aimlessly about for some Atime, she was met by a man named Darling- ton, who made an effort to hospital, £ was unsucoessful, the poor woman answered: ‘The case has been referred to the couuty commissioners. . —— Lee-Murphy. A quict wedding oceured at the Holy Fam- A1y church at 8:15 a. m., in which Mr. A. H, Lee and Miss Jennie Murphy, daughter of Mrs. Thomas Murphy, were the principals. The nuptials were witnessed by a number of friends and relatives, and Father Hillman officiated. Mr. T, Mahoney acted us g:noml and Miss ILazzie Murphy as idesmaid, The bride was dressed in an elegant costume of dark blue broadcloth trimmed with seal. AL 2:55 p. m, Mr, and Mrs, Lee left over the Northwestern for a bridal wur through the east und south, 1 they will be at home to their friends at 2 California where Mr, Lee owus s handsome house elegantly furnished. Mr. Lee 1s con- nected with the Omaha stockyards and is a ‘well known and populur gentleman. Ihs ‘bride is & young lady of rare sweetuess of disposition and has o host of friends who Wwish ber well, ——— For Constipation Use Horsford’s Acid Phosphate. Dr. J. R Fortson, Kiowa, Ind. Ter., says: *1 have tried it for constipation, with success, +mnd think it worthy @ thorough trial by the profesmon.” THE COMMISSIONERS. Statement on Defec s in the County Hosptal. The county commnissioners heid an ad- journcd meeting yesterday afternoon, with Buperintend | all the members present except Mr. O'Keoffe, who is detained at home by sickness. ‘The bills of Tre Ber, World-Herald and Republican for advertising election notices were presentod and allowed. A communication was receivod signed by S. R. Johnson, Andrew Murp hy, Charles J. Karbach, Dennis Cunningham and R. W, Day, protesting against the appointment of Charles W. Kdgerton as constable, on the ground that his past official record abounds with many_illcgal and in some cases crimi- nal acts, The communication was referred 10 the judiclary committee. George Ailen & Hrotner, sub-contract ors on the county hospital, presented o claim of 15 against Kyan & Walsh for material furnished and labor, and amouny be deducted from of the hospital A similar ¢ 1 was presented by Ben miu Melquist for stone furnished and labor, amounting in all to $2,10560. Both claims were referred to the committee on construc- tion. The clerk was instructed to notify 8. I Pope & Co. to hurry up the work of putting in steam ing apparatus, Contractor 15, J. lrennan was allowed £500 on his cont t for a sewer at the hos- pital County Superintendent J. B mitted & report _showing $ teachers’ institute fand on Januury The official bonds of Hans Lage, stable of Jefferson; William Husband, ponstable Fifth ward, and W. Poppenhagen, constabio of Millard, were approved County Judge Shiclds submitted his re- port, showing fees amounting to $063.83 due the county for the year ending December 31, 1880, 'Uhe report was referred to the finance committee. Bids for furnishing stationery county were received from K. C." Pestner, Julus Festner, Henry Gibson, Republican Printing company, John S, Caulfleld and Rees Printing company, and referred to the committes ou financ The following is the state intendent Coots upon the d bospitai: All of the cement base in No. be cleaned off and calsomined ove ‘The columns in the same building to bo painted and sanded, “he under sido of stone stairways to be lathed and plastered. All the ivon eilings need looking over and to have all looss mortar vleaned off and pamted same color as ceilings. The ceiling over_corridor bears at the head of stairway in No. should be replas- tered and made good, Repair all broken plastering around doors, windows and base und* point up behind all base whern it has warped from the wall. Put in Yale locks on ail corridor partition doors, also put sash locks and lifts on all win- dows, il up all openiugs in walls on sides of pipes and where necessary, Paint all fron beams that omitted. Makoull roofs good and repair broken slat Wherevar there aro any cracks in the out- side walls, caused by setilement, they should be repaired by having the bricks cut out and replaced by new brick in afneat manner. Put in nine doors 1n elevator shaft. The commissioners haveadopted Mr. Coots’ suggestions and will not uccent the building until the defects have been remedied by the contractors. ‘The board adjourned until 10 o'clock this morning, when they will meet to finish up all the business of the'old board and organize the new board. GROV usked that the the reserve fund Bruner sub. in the 1, 1890, s con- to the ment of Super- ects of the now b building to nave been SURPRISED. How Chaffee Succeeded 1n Getting into the Chair. 1 was greatly, and I may say agreeably surprised, when I was notitied about 8 o'clock Tuesday night thatl had been elected city clerk,” saia Deouty Treasurer John Groves, The election of Mr. Groves was a sur- prise all around,und was not dreamed of until the twelve councilmen met in caucus in Chaffee’s room Tuesday afternoon. The city clerkship was the first question consid= ered. Sternsdorf, Shelly, Counsman aud Southard ~ were ~ voted on uvul it was eyident that neither of them could be elected. Councilman Blumer then suggested the name of Joun Groves and he was selected as a compromise candidate. The fight in the caucus for president of the council was between Davis and Blumer. Each had six votes for over one hundred ballots, when Blumer withdrew in favor of Chaffee and decided the contest. » —_—— Beecham’s Pills cure bilious wnd nervous ills Hitt and Green on Trial. Lawyers Hitt aud Aléex Green were on triul in the police court yesterday afternoon charged with embezzlement aod larceny as bailees. The complaint was lodged by Mike Storan, The state introduced several wit- nesses, the principal ones being Storan and his wife. The testimony showed that Hitt and Green had been retained by Storan for $20, 'Che charge against Storan was receiv- ing stolen property. A continuance was agreed upon in Storan’s case and he wanted to get out on bail. Hiwt and Green knew how to get him out, but it took collateral. Storan’ toen signed over a certificato of de- posit on the Omaha National bavk for $145 and also gave a mortgage on his horse and wagon for $100more. Bail was then secured by the lawyers, The money and mortgage were held by the attorns until the case was disposed of and Storan was discharged. Sto- ran supposed that it was given as an indem- nity bord to secure his bail, 'l'ho‘ufendlm.l claim it as a foe, After the state had introduced all of its evidence the defense moved that the case be dismissed, as there was no evidence to show guilt on the parv of the defendants. Assistant County Attorney Morearity op- posed the motion and made a strong argu- ment in favor of punishing the men wbom he believed had violated the law when they held out the $145 and mortgage, which he stated should be returned to Storan. Tho mortgage lies there,” chimed in Mr. Estelie, who uu{mnrud for the defendants, and can be claimed at any hour in the day or night by Storan, No ‘sttewpt has ever been made to recover one penny on it, and no attempt whatever has been made to fore- close or collect one cent. All we want the mortga:e for 18 to use in eyidence—purely for data and nothing more.” Mr, Morearity continued, between inter- ns by Hreen and Estelle, until 6 I, when the court adjourned for the AR Are You Interested ? Perhaps the readers of Thne BEE would like to know in what respect Chamberlains Cough Remedy is botter than any other. We will tell you. ‘When this Remedy is taken as directed, as s00n as & cold hss been contracted, and before it has become settlad in the sfnum. it will counteract the effect of the cold und greatly lessen its severity, if not ulleclunll{ cure the cold in two day’s time and 1t is the only remedy that will do this. It acts in perfect harmony with nature and aids nature in relieving the lungs, opeming the secretions, liquelying !ga mucus and causin, its expulsion from the air cells of the lungs and restoring the system to a strong and healthy condition. No other rem- edy in the market possesses these re- markable properties. No other will curea cold as quickly or leave the s; tew in as sound a condition, 60 cents and #1 bottles for sale by druggists. i B Strecr Raliway Election, The stockholders of the Omaha Street railway company met at the president's roow in the eable power house yesterday at 2 p. w. aud were closeted togetber for sev~ eral hours, at the end of which time they an- nounced that the following directors had been chosen for the coming year: Frank M“m Guy C. Barton, W. W, Marsh, A. ock, 8, R, Johnsow, W. V. D. Mercer, J, J. Brown, W, A. ‘The newly elected directors then convened and clnoux the following. oficers for the coming year: Frauk Murphy, president; Guy Q, Barton, vice president;: W. W, Marah, treasure H. Goodrich, secretary eral manager. Mr, Barton succeeds Mr. S. R. Johnson as vice i dent. Heretofore Mr. has performed the heavy dual duties of tres urer and secretary, and is now pleased shar ¢ his duties with Captain Marah, oty Whatever tends to increase usefulness, by vanishing puin and suffering will certainly secure notice and approval. We allude to vation Oil. Insure your life for 25 cents against all the danger of n consumptive's death by keeping a bottle of Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup cons venient, It is the best. NEW HANDS AT THE HELM. The Changes in the County Govern- ment Oconrring Toda, The new county officers assume the duties of their ofMces to They are: John F. Boyd, succeeding Wil treasurer, Adam Snyder, succeeding Henry Bolln; county judge. George W. Shields, re elected; county cierk, Peter O'Malley, suc. ceeding M. D). Roche; register of deeds, A.2Megoath, re-clected ; commissioners, P. Corrigan, re-elected and R. 8. Herlin, su ceeding W. J. Mount; superintendent of pub- lic instruction, A. Matthews, succeedid 1. Bruner; corouer, Dr. C, P. Harrigan Jing 3. D . B oyor, vice Cha 3 ne wen who retire from office have all made arrangements for their fature voca- ary Bolln and J. B. Bruner, fortunate ones who do not need work. Mr. Coburn and Mr. Mount will go into the insurance business, Mr. Coburn on his own account and Mr. Mount with the Home firs insursnce company. Mr. Roche will embark in the loau and abstruct business, Mr. Drexel will continue in busi- ness as the senior member of the undertuk- ing firm of Drexel & Muul. Mr. Howes will open a civil engineering office, suc- House, sur- The Great Rock island Route. In changing time on Sunday, Nov. 17, the Chieago, Rock Island & Pacific Ry. have considered every point of in- est to the Omaha traveling public. 1f you are going to Des Moines, Chicago or any voint east, our solid vestibule Jimited train is just. what Leave Moines 0 dimng car for supper leaving Bluffs and for breakfast before reaching Chicago. This teain is also equipped with the finest sleepers and chair made by tue Puiluan Co., wh depot, Omaha,cvery day king close connections points. In ad train we have two other daily ¢ i ing Omaha at § :156 p. m. For information as to routes, rates, time, ete., call at ticket office, 1305 Farnam street; telephone 782, S, UNPAID The Complaint They Make Board of Public Works, A number of laborers went to Chairman Balcombe of the board of public works yes- terday to see if there was no way of col- lecting wages aue them since last Sentember for work done in the service of Frank Rushart, who has the coutract for grading Emmet and Spencer streets from Sherman avenue to Twenty-fourth street. The men had worked for Rushart for §1 per day and when anything happened to -the grading machine 80 as to delay it even fifteen min- utes they claim that he would dock them for the time lost, This caused most of them 10 leave his service. E Rushart, now they claim, refuses to pay their wages. The amounts due them range from £10 o $30. There hgs been a provision made by the board of public works to.deduct from the final estimates of contractors the ‘umount hem to laborers, 1In this instance, however, the work is to be paid by special levy on the property owners along the strects graded, and no part will therefore be paid until the job is completed. This will nov be done until late in the spring or early in the summer, and the laburers will thereby be kept out of their rightful pay for nearly a year. Some of the men need their money badly to pay board bills during the period that the ground is frozen, white others are in need ot additional elothing, ‘he chairman of the. board informed them that he could do nothing for them,. only to assure them that they weuld finally get their pay, but it would be a good many months, Mrs. Winslo unexcelled med teething. to the oothing Syrup is an cine for ehildren while 25 conts & bottle. RELIEVING INDIGENT SOLDIERS, The New State Law Now in Effect in Nebraska. The act passed by the last legpislature to provide for the relief of union soldiers, sail- ors and the indigent wives, widows and minor children of indigent or deceased union soldiers, sailors and marines is pow in ef- fect. The law autborizes the board of county commissioners to levy a tax not exceeding 3-10 of a mill' on the taxuble property of the county, to be collected with other taxes, for the purpose of creating a fund for the relief and for funeral expenses of honorably discharged indigent union sol diers sud the indigent widows or wives and minor children under sixteen years of age of such soldiers, sailors or mariners. The board shall appoint on the second Tuesday in_January, 1890, three persons, residents’ of the county, and two of whom shull © be old soldiers, 1o serve three, two and one years respectively. The ' three perso: coustitute “The Soldiers’ Relief Commission.,” The duty of the commission is to properly care for the indigent people described and report the expenses of the work to the county clerk, who will pay the same by warrauts, ONILY . - d O POSTAL CARDS ;VIlh your name and address, mailed to the Bwift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga., is necessary to obtain an interesting treat- ise on the blood and the diseases incident to it 8kin Eruption Cured. One ofmy customers, & highly respected and nfluential citizen, but who is now abscat from the city, has used Swift's Specific with excellent result. He says It cured him of a skin eruption that he had been tormented with for thirtyyears, and had resisted the curative qualitics of maay other medicines. . Roszur CrLgo, Dro-is' 1" Dr.J.E.McGREW, The Well Known Special 7, Meby isunsurpassed the troatment of all forms of P and per Auanently. Treat © ment by wny‘- 4 S Euips for reply- CONSUL'TATION FREE. S,E. Cor. 18th & Jackson Sts Omaha, Neb, 2 ¥ E. . THURSDAY JA CONSEMPTION, N its first stages, can bo snccessfully checked by the prompt use of Ayer’s Cherry Pectomal. en in tho later periods of that disease, the cough is wonderfully rolteved by this medicine. “1 have nscdyer’s Cherry Peotoral with the Lest -effect in my practice, This wonderful preparation once saved i a eonstant cough, night atly rednced in flesh, en up by my physic One and a linlf of ihe Pectoral cured J. Eidson, M. D., Middleton, Tenncssee, Several years ago T was severely fll. The doctors said T was in consumption, they conld do nothing for m¢ 1 me, as a last yesort, to try ity Pectoral. After taking jcing two or threo months th remains good James Birchard, Bt adv Ayer's Cl this me was cured, and my he to the present d n, Conn, renrs ago, on A passage home from y water, 1 contrac 80 severo cold that for some days I was confined to my state-re FI yeician on_boar n o Happenin of Ayer's Cherry Po freely, and my ling restored to a healthy mdition. 8ince then L have in commended 1o § iis pi aration.”’—J. B, Chandler, Junction, Va. Ryer's Gherry Pectoral, TREPARED BY Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass, Bold by all Druggista. Trice £1; sixbottles, 85, DRS. BETTS & BETTS 1408 FAns Ay STrEET, OMAA, NEB. (Opposite Paxton Hotel.) A.m.7to8 p.m. Sundays. p.m. Speclalists in Chronte, Nervous, 8kin and Blood Di- cnses. T2 Consult clnes sent by from obsery Iy and permanently. NERVQUS TTB mal frec. oly packe 8permatorrhoen, semt nal Losses, Night Emis Slons. - Physical d sing from indiscrotion, ex- 58 or indulgenc dency, pimples on iho gace, discouraged, luck of cenidpnce Or business, and nds 14Fe & b gnulzand piavaiely enred, Con 108 Furnam S Omahi, Neb. i it 1 hilis, & diseass Blood ani: Skin Diseasss, s bl taies results, ¢ Jetely srmdicptod withont the ald of me ry. fuls erysipaing, fever sores, blotches, he head and booes, syphiiitio sore Kid Urinary 38 Bladd v Complaints, 1006y, UTINAY Paturol,’ Dimicote, too fre- quent burninz oz blgody urine, rine high cs.ored or with milky sediment o Wenk bii <, GONOFF Cyatitis, ote. Promy..y and safely cured hsonable. STRICTURKE! moval coniplete without Cures effecied at home by pa PpHin oF annoyance. To Yonng Men and Middle-Aved Men, A SURB BURE The awful effects of early Vice, which brings organic weakness, destroying both mind and body, with all tsdrended ills, permanently cured. DRS BETYS Address thoss who have tm 3 paired themselves by fmproper indulicences and and sotitary habits, which roin both boay and inind, uniitding thm for Business, study o Guuranteed per- manent ( nre, re- caustic or dilintlon. 3 WILHOUL & moments . or those entering on t ysicial debility, auickly nssis 0U3 SUGCESS. s basod upon facts, first__practicat experienco, soc- d—every case is tspezinlly studiod. thus starting t, third—medicines are prepured in our own la- exactly 10 8ult cach enso, thus affcting cures without injury. il g#7-Eend 6 cents postazo for colobrated works on onio, nervous and dcl 7o diseuscs, Thousands happy o) o cents in stamips. - Address orcull.on DRS, BET!') & BETTS, AMERICAN FAMILY SOAF GUITARS NG IJSAN;J(Js i FREE NEW VEAR'S OFFERINGS. , We have cut right and left in all our various departments without regard to of our wi rices or qualities. Our object is to close out th'e balance er stock, and with that end in view we are offering goods at less than they are worth to us, which means considerably less than cost. We mention today three big bargains in underwear which you should not fail to take advantage of, as the prices we name for them are about one half their actual value. One lot fancy striped Camel’s Hair Shirts and drawers, shirts bound with silk braid and silk stitched around the neck; at 835¢ each. Same goods are sold everywhere for 75c, Onelot fancy mixed fine merino Shirts and Drawers, shirts with silk binding and of superior make, at 60c each; worth $1.25- One lot very fine sanitary natural wool Shirts and Drawers, with ribbed hem and superior finish, at 80c. $1.50. These goods always sold at In order to push our Shoe Department into the prominence it de- serves, we will startthe New Year with the following remarkable offer: Mens’ Shoes of fine calf with kid tops, in congress or lace, plain and tip toes, at $1.85. finished and durable. These shoes are well Shoe stores sell them at $3.50. Nebraska Clothing Company Corner Douglas and Fourteenth Streets, During January and February our store closes at 7 p. m. AT THE . EXpPOSITION=—= ——UNIVERSELLE, PARIS, 1339, The Highest Possible Premium, THE * ONLY « GRAND » PRIZE FOR SLEWiING MACHINES, WAS AWARDED TO WHCELER & WILSON MEG, O, #MCROSS OF THEM LEGION OF HONOR, WAS CONFERRED UPON NATHANIEL WHEELER, . The President.of the Company. WHEELER % WILSON MFG. €O 185-187 Wabnch Ave,, Chicago. SOLD BY. P. E. FLODMAN & Co. 220 N. 16th St., Omaha, Neb. The 1a finest in the world Passenger accommodations unexcelled, New Yorz to Glaszow via Loaisaianey Circassla, Jan, .... 11th | Anchoria, Jan... 25th Ethiopia, Jun..... 15th | Devona, Februmy 1st New York to Azores, Gibraltar ani dtaly. Yietoria, Jan, 8th SALOON, SECOND CLASS AND STEERAGE ratos on lowest terms. Excursion Tickets reauced, made available to return by either the Pletur: esque Clyde and North of Ireland, or River Mersey and South of Ireland, or Naples and Gibraiter, E: RSIONS OT PARIS OR CONTINENTAL Touns on lowest terms, Travelers' Circular Letters of Credit and Drafts for any amount at 10west current rates. Apply to any of our local agents or to e He: dersan Brothers, Chicago, I8 fi. i ILAN., 2 . MOOR ©.'H. MARgs, U. P, Depot. A full set of Teeth on rubbar for be as well made as plates sont out from any d 1 this country, and for which you wor to 1 withe out the ¥ Gold and siiver Allings at half rates Satisfaction Guaranteed, DR. BAILEY, DENTIST, Paxton Block, 16th and Farnam Streots, Take Elevator on 16th Street. OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 3 O'CLOCK. stem of Bank Counters . ?"‘”fsw”i:nn, bles, Ol WritorGabinots 4 Desk Co Earth, e ¥i it o1 e DS b0 ST Lo Mo 0.6k 0es, manafactur- ed by C. M, Henderson & Oo., of Chicago—Fac- rigs at Chicago, I ixon 1ls., and Fou wu_,.,.hmlld write BAM, N. WATSON once. FREMONT NEB. ~Traveling eadquarters bers. agont s “\ day at 10 p. m. MAX MEYER & BRO. Satur- JEWHELERS, Will sell for the next 10 days, at the Lowest Auction Quotations, all of the stockleft of our Some of the most desira- retail department. ble goods in Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Art Good Bronzes, Clocks, etec., ete. Remember the opportunity will last but 10, days only. Store for rent and Fixtures for sale. MAX MEYER & BRO. Cor. 16th and Farnam Streets ——WEST--= PORTLAND -PARK= A rich, beautiful tract of table land seven hundred (700) feet above the Willamette. and macadamized walks. Boautiful Parks, with mineral springs, shade trees A building society in operation erecting cottages and stores for rent or sale. ed, to be in operation by May next, with 5c fare. 8700 of these lots are placed on the market at a quarter of their A motor line 18 being construct- Only 800 of the value. “These lots are sold on the installment plan, with eusy vayments, or a liberal discount for cash. A spe: 1 arrangement will be made with parties purchasing one or more blocks. ) Theie lois will be advanced fifty per cent after those now on the market ave sold. ADDRESS, SHOREY, HALL & CO.,, Abington Building, - SECOND ANNUAL SALE" By The Percheron & Arabian Im, Horse Co At Fremont Nebraska, Thursday, Jan. 16, '90, 10a. m. Wo will sell to the highest the best bred and most se; offered to western 94 FULL B 24 COACH STAELIO i, BLOOD PERCHERON AND FRENGH U1 MARES will be sold, Sale vositive, rain or shine, heginniy, and U, P, railrosa, bidder without viceuble lot of horsos UHERON AND FRENCEH and COL, ¥. M. WOODS, Auct D" JRG at 10 a, m. Fremontis situated on the I, t. L. DEI - Portland, Oregon. - B &MV, FONTAINE. Mur. OBS \4 Medical & Surgical Dispensary, Nos. 101 to 118 So. 13th St. 40 Rooms for Patie TO ALL MEN bl S garly adonr dnd porhips G ! AP cured. Hiiustri DEFORM blanks' !rfic it W Fenalo out, Curvats pay, Kidney, Bindd Reception Rooms 39 and 40, Omaha, Neb rom Nervous Debllity, Lost Manhood, Falling Memory, Exha Drea 1 i % 1 all"the effects e oad nbd v, tréated sclentifically b puinful swelliog én ¥ ckly raileve d for Question n wny Chranio Disoaso 7 ppAFALus and remedies {0 g Modlcal or Sureica iles, Tamors, Canser, and Blood and nd Qu_ation let on Nerve Leuborrhosn, Pain in the 054 Disuas 5. 'y Diseases und Gleet Cured for Life ~ A COMPLETE STOCK OF Ice "T'OOols HIMEBAUGH & TAYLOR, Send for catulogue. 1405 Dougias St. ETCHINGS, ENGRAVINGS 1613 Douglas Streeh S EMERSON, S'HALLET & DAVIS S KIMBALL, SPIANOS & ORGANS SSHERT MUSIC, Omaha, Nebraska -_— a ALLED & ARTIST SUPPLIES @8 M) MOULDINGS, ] FRAMES, - Ve