Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 14, 1890, Page 8

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY, THE CITY. County Attorney Mahonoy has recov- ered from an attack of la grippe, and is attending to official business, ‘When you have finished reading THge SUNDAY Ber mail it to your best friend. A gixteen-page paper requires two cents postage. The leave of absence for ten days granted Second Lieutenant John C. Gregg, Sixteenth infantry, has been extended three days. Charlos Kelley, a young man_about eighteen years old, is confined in the county jail on the charge of insanity. He refuses to eat or speak. Spitz, Landaver & Co. of Chicago have commenced suit in the county court against 8. L. Andrews for §271.50 for goods sold and delivered. John L. Neagle, the well known real estate and loan agent, who has an office in the Sheely bl yobtained a divorce from his wife, Ada I. Neagle, on the 25th of December, which fact was relig- fously suppressed about the court house. Ladies who value a refined complexion must use Pozzoni's Powder—it produces a #0ft and beautiful skin, —_—— Perronal Paragraphs. . McDoncugh of Ord is at the Casey. Abbott of Columbus is at the Mur- - . McCarthy of Fremont is at the Mil- . McMillen of Custer is a guest at the R. N. Grant of Beatrico is stopping at the Paxton, J. D. Riley of Hastings is registered at the Paxton. H. W, Cole of McCook is a guest at the Paxton, G. G. Brown of Columbus is registered at y L. Goodman and wife of Tecumsch are guests at the Miilard, David Fuller of Ashton fs among the guests at the Murray. D. C. McKillip and J. W. McCaulley of Seward aro guests at tue Merchants. George S, Harner, wife and child of Chad- mong the arrivals at the Millard, Mrs, W. M. Bunting and Miss Neta Bunt- ing of David City are guests at the Murray. Dr. Samuel G. Glover, receiver in the United States land office at Valentine, and his son, were in the city yesterday and rog- istered at the Cascy. A A d purest soap ever made. Pears’ is the bes Marciage Lacenscs, Only one license was issued by Judge Shields yestorday: Kame and Residence. | Emick Fedorle, Omaha 1Lena Betteux, Omaha. Erorggt il The Univn Club. "The following are the oMders and diroc- tors of the Union club for the ensuing year: W. A. Paxton, president; F. Colpetzer, vico ident; F. B. yohnson, treasurer; Crary, secretary, Directors: J, S, E. A. Cudaby, T C. Brunner, J. and C. H. Guion, Beware of frauds. Red Cross Cough Drops will cure your cold. Age, \ Sharp To Meect Nellie Bly. W. 83, Hopson, railroad editor of the Now York World, 1s in the city today enroute to meet Nellie Bly at San Francisco. Mr, Hopson has direct charge of her celebrated flight around the globe, and says sho il eusily complete the trip in seveaty-five days. He is accompanied by S, N. Turner, also of the World stail, [ — Tin From Wales, Two car loads of sheet tin have been re- ceived by the collector of customs from Wales, for Armour & Cudahy, The duty is a cent a pound and amounts to §150, At pres- ent a bill is pending in congress to increase the duty on this useful metal to 214 cents per pound.” This would increase tho tariff on the lot mentioned above to §1 Dr. Bir practice limited to ca- tarrhal diseases of nose and throat. Rooms 248 to 250, Bee building. A Sensational Roport. Oxana, Jan, 13.—To tho Editor of Tnr Bee: A sensational report was recontly circulated that Plymouth church, Milwau- kee, under the pastoral care of the Rev. Jud- son T1tsworth, in their new church building had made provision for bowling, the playing of billiards and cards, and had opened a smoking room in connection with apartments for reading and recreation, ‘The truth is that the chiurch ias combined with its parish service the work usually undertaken by tho Young Meu’s Christian association, after the common methods und with the ordinary ap- phiances, Mkt A Letter that Caused Trouble, Deputy Ctarles Lyons, of the United States murshal's office, has brought in a vrisoncr, Charles B, Rowa, a barber at Nor- folk, charged with sending obscene matter through the mails, It appears that the wife of another citizen of Norfolk believed that Rowo kuew of her husband's infidelity, Sho pressed bim 1o tell her what he knew about itand he finally wrotea lotter to her in which he told his story. The husband found the letter and sent it to Rowe's wife. This raised a row in his family and tho barbor wrote a filthy epithet on the letter and sent At to the husbaud, All the rago—Ited Cross Cough Drops, 6 cents per_box, sold everywhere, Everyhody Kead It When Tae Bee promises a treat in its Sunday edition its readers take the paper at its word. The local demand for the last SUNDAY Ber was unprecedented, About noon mearly @ dozen news stauds tle- phoned for more papers, stating that they had sold out early in the morning dospite the storm. ‘There ore hundreds of men in Omaha who scarcely find timo to read u dmly carefully throughout the week, and when Sunday comes they must have Tre BEg 1f 1t is noces- sury to brace up agmnst a blizzard igorder to buy a copy at u convenient news stand. The greatest compliment that can be paid the high qualities of a daily is theactive and gen- eral demand which was shown all over the city Sunday for Tue BEE, while copics of our coutemporaries lay on the counters, a drug in the market, ———— Guilty of Violating a Trade-Mark. Luzon J, Finch, who was indicted several months ago for violation of the trade-mark laws in iwitating the wrappers and other istinotion marks of the genuige Carter's Little Liver Pills, pleaded guilty yesterday Smyth in the Court of Gen- eral Sessions. The Recorder saia that on the writien recommendution of the District- Atttorney and on the certificates by the com- plainauts that the defendunt had ceused to violate the trade-mark aud nad surrendered the materials used in imitating the com- plainant’s trade~mark, he would suspend sen- tence. He continued: The complaivant in this case unites with the district attorney in requesting that judg- ment should be susbended upon you. It is a ere suspevsion of judgment, 1t are uagaln found viowaling nis teade-murk you will be brought hero and sentenced to'the longest term the court can impose upon this conviction, You understand you stand here now convicted of a misdemeanor. There will be no trial. You can be sentenced upon this couviction at any ume the court chooses to pass sentence upon you, If you again engage in this busiuess of violating the complain- aot's trade-mark just as sure as you stand there and I happen to be here, you will be sentenced to the penitentiary, You can go for the present.—New York Tribune, Janu- ary 8, 1600, OND MUST © Floyd & Co. Refused a Permit by the License Board, The license board resumed work yesterday afternoon by granting ¥d Mauer a license to continue selling liquor at 1212 Farnum street. Then the board took up the protest against E. G. Floyd & Co., the Diamond, 1313 Doug- las street, with Chief of Police Seavey and Captain Mostyn and Sergeants §Sigwart and Haze as witnesses, The protest charges that ‘‘the applicants are not such men to whom the law provides a license may issue, aud that within the last year they have vio- lated the laws of the state and the ordinances of the city relative to the sale of intoxicat- ing liquors, and by keeping gambling fixtures in & room over their saloon.” In the protest Chief Seavey continues: *“While I have no positive evidence that other laws or ordi- nances have been violated during the last twelve months, it has been frequently ro- ported to mo_that Messrs, White, Kennedy, Morrison und Hebbins permitted gambling in the room over the Diamond, where the gambling fixtures are kept.” The officers named were put upon the witness stand and testifisd that they had visited the gambling room several times and always found the doors securely locked When entrance had been gained they roulette, faro, hazard, billiard and poker tables; men playing cards; never saw any money in sight, but did see chips such as are uscd in gambling, When asked to name some of the men he had seen_in there, Captain Mostyn said, “Olsen, Donnelly, Nestlehouse, Roberts' and Kirk.” Some time ago a gentleman named E. J. Smitn of Cincinnaty, O., told him he had been fleeced out of 700 up in the Diamond. Other persons appeared before the board and testified that chey had visited the Dia- mond gambling rooms; had seen gambling there, and not only this, butone gentleman testifiea to having gambled in that place, Colonel E. G, Floyd of Floyd & Co., testi- fied that the “& Co,” of the firm consisted of White and Morrison, and that the firm had nothing to with the second floor, where the gambling is going on. He said that the pool room in the rear of the saloon, is run by Morrison, White, Bibbens & Kennedy. He said that Floyd & Co., lease the building from the Caldweli estate. This closed the hearing of the Diamond matter and the poard proceeded to hear a lot of premiscuous explanations from various saloon men relative to postponemetns, ect. Lincenses were granted to Jacob Lutz_for 1 South Twentienth, which had - previously been refused; John Didom, Thirtieth and Walnut; John O'Donalioe, 203 North Sixteenth street; Henry Graack, 2602 Walnut, rich was. previously refused; Peter e North Sixteenth: Peter Goos, 14 Jackson ; Ferdimand Adler and Albert Heller, 1114 I"arnam; J. and D, Young, 906 North Six- tecuth; Kittridge & Brainard, 1407 (Paxton hotel) Farnam; Schlank & Prince, 5224 South Tenth; 1. and C. Metz and jr., 51012 South Tenth; > Farnam; James Beaty, Frick & Co., 506-8 South A. H. and Tenth; Max Gladstone and David Black, 1305-10 Dougla An executive session of the board resnlted in Floyd & Co., the Diamond people, being refused a license. It was the emphatic sense of the board that no saloon should or would be granted a license where a gambling es ment was run in connection with it. MARENO MisTAKE—If you have made up your mind to buy Hood’s Sarsaparilla do not be induced to take any other. Hood's S: parilla is a peculiar medi- cine, possessing,by virtue of its peculiar combination, proportion and prepara- tion, curative power superior to any anticle of the kind before the people. For all affectioni arising from impure blood or low state of the system it is un equalled. Be sure to get Hood’s. LADIES' RELIEK CORPS, ° The Second Annual Installation Ex- ercises Propercly Celebrated. At G. A. R. hall lst cvening occurred the second annual installation of officers of the Ladies’ Relief Corps. The first feature on the programme was an address by the out- going president, Mrs. J. S, Wood. She gave a summary of the work done by the corps during her term of office. Tho speech was an interesting one, being a history of tho corps from its begmning. The society now numibers thirty seven membors and has ex- pended over §300 1n relief of the destitute widows and orphans of veterans and of tho old soldiers themselves in less than a year. ‘“‘America” was then sung by the audience, The following ofticers were installed : President, Mrs, Sarab E. Potter; 5, V. P., Mrs, Agnes Haze; J. V. P., Mrs. Alice Henderson; chaplain, Mrs. Sophia Rawit- zer; treasurer, Mrs. Louisa Kirby; con. ductor, Miss Luaura Schamel; guard, Miss Eva Agnew. ‘The good old war song Comes M sung by all. A humorous recitation, “The Old Coffeo Kettle,” was rendered by Miss Nettie Wood in a very pleasing manuner. The iudicrous teatures of the selection were well brought out, and she was rewarded with laughter and applause, Moses . O'Brien followed with the se- leGtion, “Order of tho Sons,” an interesting dissertation on the Sons of Vetorans. Dr. Stone delivered a briof address on the corps aud its relation to the Grand Army of the Republic, Comrade Anderson recited a war story in his usual happy manner. After some thoughtful remarks by Major Denuis, Miss Ada Stepliens recited a decla- mation, the subject matter of which was in- teresting and the selection was handled in @ most creditable manner, The closing feature was a talk by Com- o Bryaut of Sam Rice post No. 0, of Towa. Vhen Johnny hing Home Again” was then ————e, Sleoplessness, noryous prostration, nervous dyspepsia, dullness, blues, cured by Dr. Miles' Nervine. Sumples free at Kuhn & Co.’s, 15th and Dougla LIFE AT TH FORT, A Court-Martial in Session and Social Matters, Two cases were brought before the gen- eral court of which Major E, Butler is pros| dent, Lieutenant Mailory judge advocate, and both theso men for desortion, ono being a coiored deserter from the Ninth cavalry, Before a garrison court-martial which convened at Fort Omaha pursuant to orders No. 5, C. 8, from the post and of which Captain Luther S, Ames of the «Secona in- fantry is president, were arraigned and triod Private Charles Curley of Company MELY Second infantry, on the charge of condu prejudicial to good order and military disci. pHte, in this that he raised & disturb. auce’ in his company quarters by boistrous behavior after extinguishing lights, Charles W, Miller of* Company H, Second infantry, for being so under the influence of intoxicating liguor at the morning arill of his company as to be unable to perform bis duties of asoldier, Hoth men were found guilty, the seatence of puuishment being that each shall forfeit §5 out of his vay. There will be a social masquerade ball at Lester's hall, Florence, next Friday evening. Captain and Mrs. Charles A. Dempsey gaven card party last week at their quar. ters. Those present were General and Mrs, Frank Wheaton and Miss Miller, Captain und Mrs, J, K. Waring aud Miss' Waring, Licutenunt Kiusie und Lieutenant Rowel), To the proprietor of Salyation Oli— Thou bast burlt a living monuwent, A cure for hurts with little money spent, Salvation Oil, the greatest hniment. No one now thinks of a domestic or for- €lgn trip without a supply of Dr, Bull's Cough Syrup, 25 cts, o A Stonographic Contest. On Tuesday evening, Januavy 21, the Omaha stenographers' association will give A prize of §2.50, on conditions named beivw, to the stenographer who can do tue largest amount of perfect typewriter work in one trial of five minutes, 1. The contest will be open to any resident stenographer of Omaba, 2. Those wishing to enter the contest must give their names to the secretary, Mr, J, A. Roouey, SI1 South Twentieth street, on or beforo the 15th inst. They must also have nes the Standard shorthand ;rlmul rooms uot later than 7:30 p. m, of the 1st. 8. Each contestant must furnish his own reader, machine with capitals and small lot- ters, and writing materials. 4. Tho matter written shall be selected by a disinterested committeo after the meeting convenes, and must bo matter unfamiliar to and not previously written by any of the contestants, 5. Each contestant will be allowed five minutes in which to practice before begin- ning work. 6. The work must bo paragraphed and properly punctuated. The reader may call paragraphs and punctuation marks, 7. Absolutely perfect work will be re- quired consistent with the capabilities of the machine used, and no prize will be given for work containing errors that could been avoided in rapid wori. 8. The same matter shall be written by each, and but one contestagt at a time will be allowed in the room whire the contest is in progress, or within hearing of the read- z; provided that those who have had their trial may afterwards remain 10 the room. 0. Fivo disinterested parties shall be se- locted as judges to time the work and decide a8 to who shall bo winner, 10. Spectators will not be allowed to stand near the operators while at work, This rule will be rigidly enforced, have Russian Influenza, Almost every ono is now interested in knowing the proper wreatment for this disease. According to the best author- ities it requires precisely the same treatment as a severe cold, and 1t is gencrally known that there is nothing better for a severe cold than Chamber- lain’s Cough Remedy taken as directed. Extreme cave should be taken to keep the fect dry and warm, the body well clothed and to avoid exposure, especi- ally when recovering from disense, and to kkeep up the vitality, Persons phys- ically wealk should take tonics to keep up their strength. It isalso important that the bowels be kept regular. No ordinary case 15 likely to requirc any further treatment than this to insure a complete recovery. LFor sale by all druggists. —_— VISITORS FROM DENVER, Supervisors and Ward Councilmen Here Inspecting Inprovements, D. Sullivan, J. A, Clark, G. N. Orderay, John G. Fleming, A. H. Root, John Tayen- vaugh and Belix Thomas, a committee of Deuver citizens, are in Omaha inspecting the American water works system with a view to making some suggestions regarding proposed public improvements at Denver. ‘I'he party is being entertained while here by Mr. Underwood and shown ever; the splendid plant of his They visited the fcompany’s magnifi- cent offices in Tne Bee building, and other points of interest; also the old pump house d reservoir, At 1 o'clock he took his sitors in -a_ special train to [Flor- ence, where they closely inspected the vew house. Mr, ullivan is iaent of the old waterworks company in Denver, and it is his ern that éxpects to make ox tensive improvements. The gentlemen with him ure supervisors and ward councilmen. While herc they will inspect as far as pos- sible Omaha's system of public improve- meats, Mineral water depot, 2nd door west A CONTINUANCE TAKEN, i The Case Against Eawara Rosewater Called for Trial, The case of the stat water, in which Paul Vande the prosecuting witness, court at 10 o'clock yesterday morning for preliminary hearing. In order, however, to secure certain witnesses a contimuance was taken until the same hour thismorning, Subb@nas were issuad for C. E. Yost, I, W. Miner, Revenue Collector John Peters and United States Marshal Brad D, Slau gh- ter, The two first named will be examined as to the assault made upon Mr. Rosewater by Itichard Curry, for which he was arrested, tried und convicted and sent to the penit tiary. The case of the state against Vandet VOOt comes on next We dward Roge- 't appears as as catled in police The Great Rock sland Route. In changing time on Sunday, Nov. 17, the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacifi Ry. have considered every point of in- terest to the Omaha traveling public. 1f you are going to Des Moines, Chicago 1y point east, our solid vestibule Jimited train is just what you want. Leave Omaha at 4.25p. m. arrive in Des Moines 9:30 p. m. and Chicago ¢ a, m., dimng car for supper leaving Council Bluffs and for breakfast before reaching Chicago. This train is also equipped with the finest sleepers aud chair cars made by tne Pullman Co., which leave from the U, P. depot, Omaha,every day at 4 ). m., making clese connections at Chicago with all trains for points. In addition to this ma, train we have two other daily t Chieago, leaving On aat ¢ and 5:15 p. m. For information as to time, ete., call at ticket Farnam strect: telephone S, General Western Agent. A Traveling Man Married. A very pretty wedding oceurred at Fre- mont a few evenings ago, in which Charles H. Rosa, one of the brightest and cl of traveling men, and a o girl, were united. Mr. Rosa is a successful “kuight of the grip” in the employment of John V. Farwell of Chicago, and the bride was Miss Helen Swmith, also of Chicago. Miss Smith traveled from Chicago to Fre- moxat to meet fiance, and at the Eno hotel the knot wus tied. Charlie Thornburg of Platt & Co., Omaba, was present with large round oyster in his haua and gave the bride away, Altogether the ceremony was a happy one, and the traveling craft shower congratulations upon their havpy comrade. ‘e couple will tour over Mr, Kosa's route aud then settle down in a Nebraska home, orest LUMBACGO. In Pain 30 Years, Constantine, Mich,, Feb, 16, 1687, T had pains in the back for th! 1y years. Confiiied to bed for weeks, Five years ago St. Jacobs Oil cured me; am well lu& Ahiarty, no FeLurn of pain; can Iift as much us ever, M, REARICK, AT DRUGGISTS AND DEALTRS THE CHARLES A, VOGELER C0., Baltimore. Md. vZ (JOSEPH GILLOTTS STEEL PENS GOLD MEDAL PARIS EXPOSITION 1539, Nos, 303-404-170-604, THE 05T PERFECT OF PENS, Catarrh 8 a blood disease. Until tno polson fa oxpelled from the system, there can be no cure for this loathsome and dangerous malady. Therefore, the only effective treatment is a thorough course of Ayer’s Sarsaparilla — the best of all blood purifiers. The sooner you begin the better ; delny is dangerou ‘I was troubled with catarrh for over two years. I tried various remedies, and was treated by a number of physi- cians, but received no benefit until I began to take Ayer's Sarsaparilla, A few bottles of this medicine cured me of this troublesome complaint and com- lwlrw),\’ restored my health,”"—Jesse M, Boggs, Holman's Mills, N. C. “When Ayer's Sarsaparilla was rec- ommended to me for catarrh, I was in- clined to doubt its efficacy. Having tried ko many remedies, with little ben- efit, T had no faith that anything would cure me. T became emaciated from loss of appetite and impaired digestion. I had nearly lost the sense of smell, and my system was badly deranged. I wag about discouraged, when a friend urged me to try Ayer's Sarsaparilla, and Te- ferred me to persons whom it had cured of catarth. After taking half a dozen bottles of this medicine, L am convinced that the only sure way of treating this obstinate discase is through the blood.” = Charles H. Maloney, 113 River st., Lowell, Mass, Ryer's Sarsaparilla, TREPARED BY Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co, Lowell, Mass. Price $1; wix Lottles, $5. Worth $5a bottle. @9 TEN POUNDS ? TWO lV“;EEKS [ THINK OF 1T ! As a Fles), no g elti%'u xbl;rtogg::: there can be SCOTT'S EMULSION Of Pure Cod Liver Oil and Hypophasphites Of Lime and Soda is_without a rival. Many have ained a pound a day by the use of it. It cures CONSUMPTION, { SCROFULA, BRONCHITIS, COUGHS AND COLDS, AND ALL FORMS OF WASTING DIS- E ERSES. AS PALAT. AS MILK, S ABLE Do sure you get the ge Poor imitations, as there are CALIFORNIA THE LAND OF DISCOVERIES. “llmsw‘c‘ 0 Efifi"'&” Loty NSUMPT @R S ASTHMF\,(OUHS, ey <D ronet s st (S DISEASESEAROAT S ‘fl‘i‘LUNAc‘Ess gf} A Gurra T 'S end for circulun§] prbottle 3pr g & |Afl ETINE MED" co.0R0VILLE CAL. RNIA GUARANTEED| ; CURE TOR! | Swame CRarat, 490 ATARRH ARIFTINE MFDE -8 ar a1 e rer SANTA : ASIE: AND: CAT: R: CURE For saleby Goodman Drug Co d with bad % 1 have hold of, n my physiclans couid costiveness. In the mean- d under great pain, Life was wo weeks ago Lraw the Ohicago and my eye fell on an nd - s Pill: ago they would but they have saved my life. Lot the afliicted everywhere know thoir value, which is beyoud expressic THERALD LUND, Springfleld, O, Liver Pills THE FOOD, have sav ExposiTioN—=— -UNIVERSELLE, PARIS, 1339, The Highest Possible Premium, THE * ONLY « GRAND « PRIZE FOR CLWING MACHINES, WAS AWARDED TO WHLELER & WILSON MG, CO. #CROSS 6F THEw LEGION OF HONOR, WAS CONFERRED *UPON NATHANIEL WHEELER, The President of the Company. WHEELER & WILSON MFG, cO, 185:187 Wabash Ave,, Chicago. SOLD BY P.E. FLODMAN & Co. 220 N, 161 St., Omaha, Neb. st way: for. 14ih Nowe ¥es Pt A T S AN T A JANUARY 14, 1890. IN JANUARY : Everybody is advertising Clearance Sales has two objects, CHEAP and giving big barg: than everyhody else. FOR US. Having won the confidence of the people by giving them at all times better values for their money than they can get elsewhere fidence year after year, When you bear in mind how low we sell our goods every day in the year, you will realize what Qur Clearance Prices mean. our regular low prices, means an uncommon opportunity to save money, One dollar expended now in winter goods, will go further than a dollar and a half a ains, month ago. Clearance prices in every department, Clothing, Hats, Shoes and Furnishings. Nebraska Clothing Company Corner Douglas and Fourteenth Streets, During January and February our store closes at 7 P. m, The largest, Tastost wiid fiiest in tho world Passenger nccommodations unexcelled, New York to Glasgow via Lonionisrry Ethiopia, Jan, ... 15th | Devonia, February Ist Anchoria, Jun ... 2th | Furnessia.... Feb. tth fo return by eftler the Pict d North of Ireland, or River outh of Ireland, or Naples and 8 0T PARris, _OR CoNTI Touns on lowest terms, ‘Travelers' Circalar Lettersof Credit and Drafts for any amount at lowest current rates, Apply to any of our local agents or to Heuderson Brothers, Chicago, I1is H.§. HALL. H. V. MOORE: _C'H./MaRss, U, P. T ffom nny dental b you would be wed Over twice u§ much oL extracted without out the use ¢ ro, gas, siiver illings at Satisfaction Guaranteed. ' DR. BAILEY, DENTIST, am Streets, reet. “TIMKEN SPRIKG VEHICLES Try Onss roved wit o o8t rldingvehicle D aod horten accotding to the vaigbt put on thom, nally woll to rough cauntry cr fine sl ve Som B Sl ST o © GRATEFUL—COMFORTING. EPP’S COCOA BREAKFAST., By athorough knowledge of the natural 1aws which govern tne operaton’s of digestion and nutrition, and by a careful applicaiion of the fine properties of well sclecteqn Cocoa, Mr, Epps nas provided qur breakfast tables with @ dell- cately flavorad beveruge which muay save us many heavy doctor's bills. It is by the Judicions use of such articles of ddet that i constitution may be gradually built up until strong enough 10 Fesist every tendency to disease. Hundreds of subtle maiadies are lloatin g around us ready to attack wherever there is a Wouk voint, We may cscape many & fatal shaft by keeping our- selves well fortified with pure blood and a prop- crly nourished frame."—Civil Service Made stmply with bofling water or milk only ‘“h“lErfimu“d"n.‘ by grocers label JAMES PS & [0, o opatnic Chomtits London, England. Ee ebrated lines of lHoots and Shoes, manafuctur- ed by C, M. Henderson & Co,, of hicago—Kao- n torlés at Chicago, [1xon lils., and Fon Du Lac, Wis.—should write SAM, N denco, FREMONT Headquarters for K Dr.J.E. McGREW, The \Vcl Known Specialisi, inunsurpassod 1 Loss of Muu'li 0 0d Auibition, ity “or s CONSULTATIO Office S.E. Cor. 18Lh & Jackson Sts Omaha, Neb, L St © Ui NANDQLli‘s?&BANdosS. ul:‘A. [ r[v'vi A“\;"}s:x)bn. \fczffififf FREE JOHAYNES 6 (0. Bosron;Mass, day at 10 p. m. the Willamette. cottages and stor liberal discount for cash. These lots will be adv now o Rbington Building, - ble goods in Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Art Good ; Bronzes, Clocks, etc., etc. Remember_ the opportunity will last but 10; days only, Store for rent and Fixtures for sale.’ MAX MEYER & BRO. _Cor. 16th and Farnam Streets. . WITH US, this January clearance business Not only do we want to clear out the remnants of our winter stock, but our greater object is to start the New Year with a grand advertisement for the coming year's business, and we know that nothing advertises as much as SELLING GOODS All the money we spend for the newspapers, does not do near the advettising for us than the fact that we really sell goods lower THAT'S WHAT DOES THE BUSINESS it is our determination to strengthen this con- A Bonafide Reduction from -~ WEST- PORTLAND —— PARK=—— A rich, beautiful tract of table land seven hundred (700) feet above Beautiful Parks, with mineral springs, s and macadamized walks. A building soclety in operation erecting \ for rent or sale, ed, to be in operation by May next, with & 8700 of these lots afe placed on the market at a quar "These lots are sold on the installment plan, with easy vayments, or a ~——= A special arrangement will be made with parties purchasing one or more blocks. A motor line 15 being construct- \ ced fifty per cent afi oL are sold. SHOREY, HALL & CO., -__Portiand,Oregon, MAX MEYER & BRO. JEWELRERS, ‘ Will sell for the next 10 days, at the Lowest Auction Quotations, all of the stocitleft of our retail department. Some of the most desira« Satur. ade trees fare. Only 800 of tho e of their value. those i DR 40 Rooms for Pationts, Ree TO ALL MEN tafin Catarrh, theumatism, Polsono: 1; aured. !Imnmu-nl_ bodk “Life’ o DEFORM I'T'TES i Inhalation, Electricity, Varu DISEASTS OF WOMEN a8 Back, Prolapsus Uterl, Piles, Ferialo Weakn Syphills, Scrofuta, Bad Blood, Sk Fou JAGOBS Medical & Surgical Dispensary, Nos. 101 to 113 So. 13th St. ption Rooms 39 a ebility, Lost Manbood, Falling Me Hoad and” Buck Acho, and all the ¥, renl o iky urino, pal conts. Rend Hest from Nervous D rible Dro 1 ny Inful swe for Quostic cilitios, apparatus and remedies for suc o form of dl 3 ot, Curynture pilepsy, Kidney, Bladder, Kar, Bkin Urinary = = 40, Omaha, Neb ory, Exlinustin o Lol o ulta y now met 1g8 quickl; or Brklonl treatmant o, Tumors, Caneer, Hronchiil d Blood and all argical € jere st on Noi Al in g iseases and Gleot Cu By The Percheron & Arablan fm, Horse Co At Fremont Nebraska, Thursday, Jan, 16, 'go, 10a. m. We will sell to the high the Lext hred and most Oured Lo WeALUFD DUYGr, 4 EULIBLOOD PERCHERON AND FRENCH Z4 COACHSTABLIONS, nnd 12 5Ll BLOOD PERCHERON AND IRENCI & COACIUMAKES will be soid. t bldder without reserve viceable 1ot of hogscs ever Sale positiv § raio or shi and U, P. rallcosa, COL. F, M WOO DS, Auct. 15613 Douglas Street, A COMPLETE STOCK OF Ice Tonls” HIMEBAUGH & TAYLOR, Seud for catalogue. SEGOND ANNUAL SALE, gluning at 10 &, . . o et Y L > ETCHINGS, e &FEMERSON, ENGRAVINGS, 8 % HALLET & DAVIS ARTIST SUPPLIES & G KIMBALL, MOULDINGS, o 5 PIANOS & ORGANS FRAMES, * RFSHEET MUSIC, -l Memgf) § i Fremont 18 situated on the F L. DEFONTAINE! Omaha, Nebraska 1405 Dougias St