Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 7, 1890, Page 9

THE OMAHA DAILY BER. FRIDAY THE CITY. Manager Hall of the waterworks com- pany is in Donver on business, Walter E. Ware has brought suit in the county court against A. C, Griflin W recover on a note. Willidm Schwarick, deputy county surer, who was injured in" the Belt e wreck, ison duty g Detective Ward presented a stuffed Chinese pheasant to Chiel Seavey, which he shot while in Oregon a few wecks ago. Charles White, who was convicted of larceny and sentenced to the peniten- tinry, was brought to the city by War- den Hopkins yesterday for a new trial, Mr, Byron Reed has been confined to the house for two or three days with congestion of the liver. His ph rian, however, does not consider his condi- tion serious, with proper care. The Don Carlos Lumber company filed amended articles of incorporation in the county clerk’s offi yesterd locating their principal places of bus ness at Kansas.Cily and Mountain View, Mo. James Howe, head hookkeeper of the Omaha Savin bank, has been con- fined to his room for more than a month with an abscess in the head, and foars are entertained that he may lose the sight of one eye. The volice court wind up yesterday afternoon consisted in James Marshall being fined %15 and costs for fighting, and Jerry Kanan being taxed $10 and costs for assaulting Fanny Hamilton. Both were committed. The through registered mail pouch from New Orleans to Omaha will here- after come from Kansas City north via the Omahaand Kansas City ulwa vostoffice instead of via the Cour Blufls and Kansas City railway post- ofice as formerly. he revival services at the tist church, under the direction of Cullis und Sargent and Pastor Lamar, 8till continue with growing interest Sunday afternoon Mr. Cullis will talk at. Boyd's opera house on the subject, ** Belshazzar's Feast,” Micaya Willet, one of oldest residents, died av Millard Wednesday dnd was buried yestorday. Mr. Willet was seventy-two yéurs of.age and came to Nebraska from ‘Washotenen county, Mich.. in 1862, He leaves a wife and one child. Four earloads of tin plate have been received by Collector Alexander from Swaunsea, Wales, for the Armour & Cudaby, e, Clark & Andre and Rector-Wiilhelmy compan wd three cnses of fancy dress goods from Brad- ford, England, for the Kilpatrick-Koch compin) The Clark steam heating company old out stock and good will to the United States wind engine and pump company. Mr. C. C. Clark, the man- ager, leaves for Seattle, where he will hereafter reside. The concern was owned by Mr. Clark and the Haxtun company of Kewaunee, Ill. Dorsey B. Houck, third lieutenant governor, announces that there will be a meeting of the members of the Penn- sylvanin society at the pohice court room this evening at 7 o'clock. All members are earnestly requested to be present, business of importance will will come before the meeting. The county commissioners are sur- prised at the opposition - to their ap- pointment of Jacob Levy as justice of the peace in South Omaha. When Me- Kendry resigned Levy applied for the place, ‘tiled . proper bond, and as there were no ofher upphcmus he was ap- pointed by the commissioners. The Mr. Rosenthal mentioned in Wednesday’s BEE as being arrested in Council Bluffs, says he was not Albe brother of Mr. B. Rosenthal, proprietol of the installment house on North Six- teenth street. It was a case of mistaken 1dentity. us Mr. Rosenthal was quietly attending to his duties as collector for the house, und was in Omaha at the time. ir Fivst Nebrasl his bome in Personal “Faragraphs. F. J.Allen of Fremont isat the Murray. L. D. Fowler of Sutton is at the Paxton. R. St. Clair of Meriden is a guest atv the Casey J. E, Stauffer of Grand Islund is ot the Casoy. P B, Casey. R. R. Greer of Kearneyis a guest ai the Paxton, W. K. Brainard of Fremont is%topping at the Casey. Honry Beutert of Hastings is registered at the Case; ‘William Collins of Wahoo 1s stopping at the Murray. W. W. Marple of Norfolk is registered at the Murray. D. L, Johnson and wife of St. Paul Ruests ut the Paxton. Cornetius Moran and wife of Lincoln are Ruests at the Murray, E. D. Gould and wife of ullerton are stopping at the Paxton. Miss Minnie Hawks of Nebraska City is stopping at the Paxton, H. W. Nieman and wife of Schuyier are registered at the Puxton, Zuach T, Leftwich and wife of St. Paul are 8mong the guests at the Paxton, Al McAnnally's Obssquics. The fuacral over the remains of William McAnnally, the switchman who met a vio- lent death at South Omahu, will be held at 2p. u today at his late home, 1321 South Thirteenth atreet. . Harmson of Fremont is at the are Real Estate Listed, The following sales were reported at the Real Estate exchange yesterday : liy A. P. Tukey, lot 2, block 8, Chifton Hill, lly C. 1. Jaynes & Co., lot 1, block 2, Cot- tage Homes addition, $400. Accom ating, ‘The police reporters have at last been given a tavle by Judge Helsley in his court room, Each daily is entitled 1o a seat and Court Ofiicer Koyser has asseverated that the first lawyer, loafer or policeman Lo catches at this table will be instantly be- headed. Sidewalk S§pee fleations. At the meeting of the board of public works yesterduy the members decided to adopt the new set of specifications proposed last week concerning whe laying of wooden sidewalks. The main new features are the requirements that all cross-walks that are in the district under control shall be laid by the coutractor who lays the regular walks —— Louk Out, Trainmen. The management of the Uuion Pacitic road has becn given distiuct orders by Chief Sea- vey to cease holding their trains louger than ten minutes on the ‘lenth street crossing. It was reported 1o him that one trawn blockaded the crossing for tweuty- three minutes. In the future the policemen on that beat will arrest the trainmen who violate the ordinance. — 1he Witness was Drunk. John Krouse was summoned to the police court yesterday as o witness, When he ap- peared in the room he was 80 badly under the influence of liquor that an ofticer in at- tendance took him down stairs and locked bim up in a cell to sober o! — - Attacked by a Vicious Dog. A vicious dog owned by s man named Miller, at Twenty-seventh and Caldwell reets, yesterday attacked Katie Swartz- rqndur. living on Caldwell street, inflicting several painfui but not serious wounds, STALE WALLS, They are Soon to Abandon an His- torio Site, Thedays of asefulness of the old Planters’ house are numbored, and Mr. A. J. Potter, Who has been the host of that hostelry for the past three years, is preparing to vacate it. Assoon as the present maze of prelimi- naries regarding the appoaisemont of the block for postofice purposes is gono through with, the old building " will be razed to the ground. In its early days the hotel was the only first-class inn of which Omaha could boast, and though of late it has been surpassed in style by its younger sisters, it has been one of the best paying hostelries in the eity. Tha original bullding was erected in 1865 or 1 10 consisted of two stories and & garret. This stffucturo is still standing al though obscured by tha two three-story ad- ditions erected in front of it. The old build- ing was first ocoupiod by Josiah Morrison, who conducted what would in these times be known s a boarding house, but in those primitize days it bore the proud name of the “Omaha house” and wag considered a first ciass howl. Its rates were 83 per day. Among Mr. Morrison's first guests was the theatrical troupe usder the management of Mr. Corri. Jean Clara Walters was the leading lady of this troupe and many of the old settlers who were smitten with her chiarms still remember her. A few ynars later the three.story addition which now constitutes the west portion of the hotel was built and afterwara the por tion on Sixteenth and Dodge was erocted. Mr. Seth Cole succeaded Mr. Morrison as landlord and run the the hotel for four years, Mr. Page next rented the building from the Folsoms, but conducted the hotel only for a fow months, when he died, Mrs. Page, his' widow, sold out to C. I, Ferris, the son-in-law of Benjamin R. Fol- som, In 1887 Mr. A terest in it a out_Ferris' ever'since, . Potter bought a half in- n Decembar, 1533, bought interest and bas conducted it e One Fact is worth a column of rhetoric, said an American statesman. It is a fact, es- tablished by the testimony of thousands of people, that Hood’s aparilla does cure scrofula, salt rheum,and other dis- ses or affections ariring from impure state or low condition of the blood. It also overcomes that tired feling, cre- ates a good appetite and give strength to every part of the systom y it. COMPLIMENTS TO EVANS, The Council Bluffs M Up by an Omahan, are notas cal and poaceful with nate Dressed a8 a summor night's dream. At the last meeting of the directors some things occurrad which caused considerable bad blood and impelled one or two wembers to leave the Omaha National bank boiling over with rage, Ao effort made to kep the disagree- ment seeret, but throupgh John T, Evans of Council Bluffs, it nas leaked out and as- sumed the shape of rathor serious charggs againgt some of the Omaha people, one of which is that a dividend has never been de- clared. Mr. E “is u ns is quoted as saying that thers sh balance of £100,000 on hand, but by reason of its interest valuc to the bank, which b fixes u quite u figure, certain directors are using it for their own pecuniary benetit, and could not be expected to b favor of declaring a dividend.” ‘This, however, was not, it 13 learned, the real boue of contention. All the directors except Guy Bartou and one other were in favor of deciaring a dividend, but subse- quently decided that considerable money would bave to be expended in fixing their track east of the briage approach so that it might not be dumaged by higi water, and concluded thot whatever surplus thoy had should be ikept for thut purpose. “‘We have mude some money,” suid a membaer of the company, “*but ithas been in- vested right along in improvements on the the property., Mr, Kvans' statement that ‘we have $100.000 of u balance on band is ub- surd. I%is true we bave a cash fund in the treasury gotten from the sale of bonds, but no such an amouat as that. I'he truth is that Mr. Evans has ulways been @ disturbiug element. He has repeat- edly charged atl of us with nearly every crime on the calendar, such as ‘thicves, con- spirators and swindlers.” His present griev- ance arises ouv of the re-eleetion of Stuart us president, and what he says with refer- ence to the surplus, nterest and refusal to re a dividend is unfounded. Anyway,” continued the speaker, ‘'the whole thiug is a strictly private matter, and I object to airing it in the newspapers. = Let Mr. Evans talk if he wants to. We all know him and are accustomed to his complaints,” Dr. Birnay, practice limited to ca- tarrhal diseases of nose and throat. Rooms 248 to 250, Bee building, DANGER OF DARKNESS, If Electricity Shoutd Fail We Would be Three Days in Darkncss. It is expected that on March 15 the Thowpson-Houston electric light company will be able, under ‘their contract with the city, to light the main portion of town by electricity. This lighting was to have been accomplished on the 14th inst, but it i claimed it was rendered impossible by de- lays sustained by the company. The district to be thus lighted is rather an irregular one, extending in somo places as far south as Center, as far north as Buraette, and as far west as ‘S'wenty-ninth avenue. *Suppose tha electric machinery should gev outof order, the wires be cut, or becuuse of atmospheric disturbances it should be im- possible 1o light that diswrict by electricity what bave the city authorities doneto prevent the town from remaining iu_darkness,” was asked by & eitizen, Frank Murphy, president of the gas com- pany, was questioned on the subject. “The city has made no arrangement with the gas company to supolygas in the event of the electric light being shut off, and we do not intend to keep one street lamp in readiness for an emergency. 'The supply of gas, of course, will not be shutoff because the lamps are connected with our mains, We will, how- ever, put @ top cap upon every burner, which will both prevent the gas from escap- ing and children and others from lighting the gas at random. *How long would it take in the event of a serious accident to the electrio light plant, to romove those caps and thus save the city from darkness{” 1 thinik 1t would require about three days, There are, I believe, nearly three hundred lamps in the district which 1s now to be lighted by electricity.” — Flits, spasms, St. Vitus dance, nervousness and hysteria are soon cured by Dr. Miles' Nervine. Free samples av Kuhin & Co., 15th and Douglas. feal Estate Exchange, The members of the real estate exchange have gone wnto the South Omaha anoexation schewe in earnest and will hold a public meeting o Saturday to discuss the advisabil. ity of the proposition, Mayor Cushing, Jobn M. Thurston, Judge Savage and repre- sentatives from South Omaha are expected to address the meeting. South Omahans are especlally invited to attend this public aiscus. sion of the question, General Test has presented tho exchange with some figures on the assessment, valuu- tion and taxution of the two cities. He say; “Relative to the percentage the assessed and reasl wealth of Omah incline to the belief that the generally accepted figures are 100 low, unreasonably For instavce the assessed valuation last year was $20,724,670, ov which the actual valuation is at lesst £140,000,000. A rough estimate of the value of realty alone on Faruam and Sixteenth streots nlnngf their entire leugth will give something like 36,000,000 at the lowest, ‘This 18 exclusive of personalty, and but for two streets. Now count the capital investea in the jobbing district. manufactures, rail roads, streel railways, raillway bridg bank deposi wod _capital, lumber filr«ll, smelting — wofks, car shops rickyards, elevators, hotels, dwellings, mer- cbandise aid other investments, real and persoaul, all overthe city, sud you wall | wealth of Omaha. { Omaba | Pric | Portiand for Green River today. doubtless find the actual weaith of Omaha 18 nearly aouble the popalar idea of our actual wealth. Instead of one-seventli, the assessed valuation is less than_one-tenth of tho actual On this basis we can reach & definite conclusion as to the taxation in Omaha and South Omaha. For | instance, here are the figures for the coming vear: Act. Actual lev value, N Asseassed Lev valuation, Mills, South On ‘manently cure rheu use Salvation Oil. To promptly and pe matism_or neuralgia 5 cents. SENOWS AND Are Oausing Annoyances Mountain Ronds, Vice President ilolcomb has received large number of telograms from Portiand, Ore., some of which were sent last Monday, but owing to the demoralizod condition of wires in the mountain regions were delayed. Communication hus, however, been estab. lished and late advices inform the head of the Union Pacific system that there 18 no diminution in the creat floods at Portland. As yet the company has not_suffered much from water. I'ie snow ockudes have been cleared away o that ssoneer b the first sinco last Thursday or Eriday A wreeking train and the suow plows got through yesterday. The snow 18 melting so fast that no more trouble from slides is feared, and unless high water should wash ot the track the Short Line will continue to do regular business, Mr, Holeomb says there is no danger of the Union Pacific bridee at_Port land unless the wagon structure four blocks it should 2o ont and float down agsinst tho piers with suficient forco to catry them away. But the wagon bridge is made of iron and the eurrent wnul:l haveto be very strong to float it that far. ‘Ihe passenger department of the Trans- Missouri freizht and passenger association us been called to meet at the Millard hotel 10 Lhis city next fuesday, So far us can b learned, thore is nothwg but routine busi- ness likely to come up for consideration un- less it be the sc rate on secondsclass Salt Lake tickets, 1 by ono road 80 as to make u reduction of §5.50 in the Chicago- Denver rate, O0DS, They to General Passenger A sued an offic utment of ussenwer agent of the Union Pa- Whea the Colorado division wus consoliduted with the kot Worth & ‘'exns road Mr. Semple found himself out ol a job by reason of the abolishment of his wer agent. he Milwaukee road will put into effect for its fast vesti- bule train be cago and Omaba, It will then leave Chicago at 6 p. m. and arriv in Omaba at 0:50 the next morning. By this change the running tine is shortened thirty minutes, J. H. Highl e Milwau interviewing g over the c itic at Denver, Next Sunday A uew time tabl ), wenoral f road, was n Omuha yesterday uneral Agent Nush aud look udition of affairs in which his cht azent of c enger agent of the it Kansas City, 13 intown con- Akent Lomax. Olive & time chief clork in ce, Denver, has bo ent for the sum succeeding Prank P. S. Swariz's place s uppoin contracting road at that place, Adams, who tukes ( local freight agent Don't kxp rimeat with the Threc #n lungs. Use only the old brand—Baker's Pure Cod Liver Oil or Buker's Emuision, All druggists. Kinn Has Flown, Charles W. Finn, a well known character about town, has suddenly:disanpeared leav- ing several creditors iu the lurcy. He was at one time, a grading and excava- ting contractor uud, for u fow seasons wus successful. IFor the last two years, he has becn more or less of a loufer, spending the greater portion of his time 1n beer huils aud with ward-bumming poli- t.cians, Priorto the convention last fali Finn as- pired to the nomination for county commis sioner on the democratic ticket without suc- cess. His wife is o hara supports the family by g house on North Sevente She does not expect her lord 10 re: B The Only One, The Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway is the only line running solid vestibuled, eleciric lighted and steam heated trains between Chicago, Coun- cil Bluffs and Omah: The berth reading la the Puilman sleeping. lines if patented and any other railway company. It is the great improvement of the age. Try it and be convinced. cepirfg cars leave the Union Pacific flcpot.()muh' at6 p. m. (lml , arriving at Chicago at 9:30 a. hm ngers taking this train are ot " compelled to get out of the cars at Council Bluifs and wait for the train to be cleaned. Got tickets and steeping car berths at Union ticket office, 1501 Fainam st. F. A. NAsn, Gen. Agt. J. E. PRESTON, Pass, Agt. working woman and a board- street. 0, mp featuro 1n ars run on these wnot b used by indeavored to Defevud. The case of Kirkendal, Jones & Co. against Shorey & Co, has been decided by the su- preme court in favor of the plaintiffs, Kir- kendull, Jones & Co. sold the defendants, who were merchants at Norfoli, $357 worth of goods, The dofendants then transferred their business 1o their wives and resisted payment. The supreme court held that the transfer was virtually an assignment, and that the disposition of the goods was fop the purpose of defrauding creditors. ———— The Libel Cases. After holding back his decision ten days, Police Judge Helsloy yesterday handed down ad opinion in the lib:l cases of tho state vs Vaundervoort, t.e state vs Wilcox and the state vs E. Rosewater. Defendants in the three cases were bound over to the district court, — The Great Rock island Routa, In changing time on Sunday, Nov. 17, the Chioago, Rock Island & Pacific Ry. have considerea every point of in- terest to the Omaha traveling public, 1f you are going t Des Moines, Chicago or any point east, our solid vestibule Jimited train is just what you want. Leave Omaha m.j 25p. m. arrivein Des Moines 9:30 p. m. and Chicago 8:30 a, m., dinmng car for supper leaving Couneil Bluffs and for breakfast before reaching Chicago. This train is also equipped with the finest sleepers and chair cars made by tue Pullnan Co.. which leave from the U. P. depot, Omaha,every day at 4:25 p. m., making close connections at Chicago with all trains for eastern points, In addition to this magnificent train we have two other daily trains to Chicago, leaving Omaha av 9:16 a, m. and 5:15 p. m, For information as to routes, rates. time, ete., call at ticket office, 1305 Farnam street; " telephone 782, S. 8. STEVENS, General Western Agent. ———— Annonncements. The Kimball Opera Comique and Burles- que company, headed by the peerless Cor- inae, will appear at the Boyd in the new operatic burlesq ‘)us of “Arcadia” on Monday, Tuesday sod Wednesday of next week. A grand souvenir watinee will be given Wed nesday, Sol Smith Russell will be at the Boyd on the Lwo last eveings of next week in his new play A Poor Itelation.” Seats for the Jeffersou-Florence engage- ment at the Grand go on sale at 9 o'clock this morning. No person will be permitted to purchase more than ten reserved seats. Numbers to those standing o lise will be glven out at 8 'elocke rate of | i | | the ultimate result: will be entirely THE OLD MAN 1S HOPEFU Mr. Burrus Cométient of Ultimately Winnime His Onse. Grandpa Burruseas “ho has now come o be known by nearly every one in this sec- tion tence by Judge Dumdy for contempt of court. The old gentieman is not at all dis- couraged, however; and feels confident that satis: factory. He is sentenced to confinement for ninety days, but nisiattorney will start for ‘Washington witainm day or two and en deavor to secure & avrit of habeas corpus from tho Uuited States supreme court, whereby they ho coure u decision to the effect Dundy tad not compes tent ju ction, thus securing the posses sion of the child until such time may bring suit in the district court. the littlo mrl is at preseat with her grandmother at some point in lowa and will remain absent until a dccision has been arrived at in the matter. They Were Cotoradlo, On the Burlington fiyer from Denver that passed through Omana Wednesday evening were four passengers, three mwen and one woman, about whom clung un interesting story. Twoof the men were Michigan ofiicers But ught in Sheriff Blair of Lo mun and the “vo n were thoir prise 3 About one year ago Erank Allen, cashier of & bank ut "Portland, Mich., and bis pretty cousin, Gertrude Whitacre, ran away gether and went west. 1 hey forged d 10 the amount of #2950, joined each other at Windsor, Canada, from there went to Deuver, and finally located on a rvanch near Walsenberg, Col, whore the ofticers found and arrested them last Tues day. Tney had been living as husbaud and wife, Look a high position in social as well as chiureh circles, but acknowledged after being captured that they were not married, The most dehicate constitution can safely use Dr, H. MeLean’sTar Wine Lung Balm. 15 0 sare remody for couwhs, loss and all throat and lung troubles, Co It voice Distr The injunction ease strain it trom granting permission to the street railway company to eross the o of Hanscom park was argued before Juaz Clarkson yesterduy moraing in chambe The judge 1ok the ease under advisement e Douglus County banks hus commenced Georze L. und Belle H. 1 to recover $1.600 on two uotes se- v mortage on loi 9, block 4, of Pat- lition, las County bank has brought vid W. Hill, et al, to recover 300 on a note secured by . ‘the Allisnce {rust has com menced suit against Mar ot al, to recover on a nota for ved by wortgage on lots 3 and 4, block s, dennette ol Lucas sect replevin for a hors be unlawfully B, Hou t Conrt. inst the city to ro- od n writ of carriage alle 1! Constable Dors bank nas brought Uit aguj Columb al, to re- cover on a note for@hl, Abrahuin Ro iberyg has sued C. H. oster and wife for $45 tor labor perform A Haunt: o sdoas s, This body of oura has bean Iikonod to o What can vreak the sp 1 raise the ban laid upon_ the unhapp nsti We unaesitavingl, ter's Stomac' Bitters, and w ranted in the b v of myri: or w. A courae of the Bit- any staga of the afll: tiy followeit, will tormin Lo in curo positive, nat partial. T'ho Bitters restores tone to tho epigastric puritios the juic:s ex tissue that uct upon the expels bie frem the sto nac and promoze. aniz of hyly. taria, kidney e aplaint, nervousness, r matism uod neuralgia give way 1o this medi- cine. and the b A d for Dakotane. Mr. J. H. Schmitz is 1n tne city soliciting aut for the Dakota sufferers. He displ the following telegram, which was received Solic'ting “I'o the Mayor of Omaba—We have no au- thority to authorize any person to solicit aid, butJ. H. Scamitz is reliuble and the persons be represent County Judge, Miner County. H. Sy, ity Audito Mayor Cushiog has endor: by writing the foliowing on the face of it I'nis telelugram received at this of duy. R. C. CUxtiNG, M Mr. Schimiiz is catling on by others and is receiving substaatial encour ugement. e Lnsens W issued to the following parties by Judge Shields yesterday: Fame and Resideace, { Albert H. Kayser, Omaba 1 Netu M. Pritchurd, Omuha. . « Frank Pratt, South Omah 1 Clar I.;I\Vli‘(-\ uth Ouual {John . Nelson, Omaha . 1 Annie Jac)bson, Omaba. . { John Sash, South Omahu U Eva Martin, South Omaha. . The people’s remedy for the cure Coughs, Colds, Ast Hoarseness, Hr Infl , Whooping Cough, Cousumption, is Dr. Bull's Syrup, the old reliable. Price Mar Licenses wera pient Cough cents, Difraudin : the Poor, Meat Inspoctor Hickstein lodged a com-- plamt in the polies court churging F. R Hambek with sellng loaves of bread that weighed ooly thirteen and one-hzlf ounces, “T'he eity ordinauce requires that cach loaf shail weigh sixteen ounces, Thiruy-one loaves were soized und will bo turned over to Poor Commissioner Mahoney. Hambek's store is ut Twenty-eighth and Walnut stre Rheumatism, |. EING due 4o the presence of urio acid in theblood, is most effectually cured by the nse of Ayer's Sursnpa- rilla. Be suresyou get Ayer'’s and no other, and take it till the poisonous acid is thoroughly expelled from the systew, We chalicnge attention to this testimony : “Abcut two years ago, after suffering for nearly two years from rheumatic out, beinig abla io walk only with great discomfort, amnd ) having tried various remed ueluding wineral waters, without relif, X saw by an advertisee ment in & Chicago paper that & wan had been relieved of this distressing coms plaint, after long suffering, by taking Ayer's Sarsapaiia. 1 then decided to miake a trial of this medicine, and took it regularly for eight months, and am pleased to state that it las effected a complete care. 1 ha ¢ had no re- turn of the disease. R, Irving Dodge, 110 West 125th st., New York, “One year ago T was taken ill with inflammatory rhienma fined to my house six month out of the sickness very much deb tated, with no appetite, and my system disordered in eyery way. I commenced using Ayer's Sarsaparilla and began to improve at once, gaining in strength and soon recovering my usual health, 1 cannot say too much in praise of this well-known med M Btark, Nashua, N. H. Ayer's Sarsaparilla, PREPARED BY Or. J. C. Ayer & Co, Lowell, Mais, Price $1; aix boltles, $6. Worth §3 8 besile. is confined indhe county jail under sen- | us Miller | FEBRUARY 7 THAT TERRIBLE “GRIPPE" What It Really is Expiained by One of the Best Informed Men in America dent of one of th Now York med in conversation with the writer the Grippe,' the Russian influenra, that has cans. ed 8o much talk, Is & more severe affiction than pe pla usually think. 1t arises mystorionsly and appears 0 bave Its origin in the atmosphere, The that 1t visited America was in 146, and it ¢ as now, from Asie. The name ‘influenze 1y wie due b but more me o (hat 1t 8 due to the oh Whatover Tetter his cong: Inting Intter, hinl as Now it prece ke, el the nppeiite o T tho Ryt Upon the slight it when it A however icle abuove Ciro shonid be y Uht WHICH IS pitre, n G DRS, BEITS & BETTS a.m,t08p. m. Eundsys. 10a. m., b Specialists in Chronic, Nervous, $kin and Blood Di- “onsultation at office cines sent by mail or from observation. G Iy and permanently. NERVOUS FEBILITY #lons. - Physieal deeny, arisin or tndulgence. cy, pimples on (h or by mail free. Medi- securely packed, free Acuntecs to cure quickly, safe- Sparmatorrhaa, semi nil Losges, Night Bmia entl a & Bload ann Skin Dwas ISR ,‘":,r...:m:‘ ‘Kmnflv Uring And privately cared PArnAm Streat, Omah auni vones dder Complaigts, Difficul i ent burnin - 8 ToRsONUbIC. STRICTURE! moval complete withont cv Cures effected nt b paln O anuoyance. To Yeung Men and Middie-Azed Hen, A SURE CURE Vie. “Whten Seine Gretit? wenkuess, dustry mind and body, with ali Tedreaded Jlim, permanont s carod: DRS, BET”S Address those Who have im- poired thomselves by dmproper fudulvences and aud solitary habits, which rain loth body and mind, unfitting Lew: for Yusiness, study or entering on v of piysicial debility. qniekiy assisted. GUR SU"GESS cinbs ate yr 1y exactly 10 suit enca cis Guaranteed per- manent ( ure, re- ax. caustic or diliation. .5 PALICHE Without & moments s affectic rated works o' 153, ‘Thousn & oy snve you £ imdsiiitme, and add kolon yenrs 4o e 48, accompanied by 4 on DR BETTS & BETTS, 1418 Farnam streot, Omaha, Neb, CALIFORNIA HE LAND OF DISOOVERIES URES FRSTHMAS CO‘JGHS,! 4 \l?roncm%f\\sm\}s‘” EASESTTHRONY Gl U NGS —Sold on | brhettle3r 9 ORVILLE € AUFURNIS it MOS. | Y“""D"‘l. ol uiflll_ififlflfl A AL SANTA : ABIE : AND :CAT: R: CURE For Sale by Goodman Drug Co. Dr. LE McGREW The Well Known Specialis), VATE DISEASE | lvet and Kiricl kly and ently. I tfl\hlll;'l‘l" Office S.E. Cor. 18th & Jackson Sts Omaha, Neb, Manhflud [ WESTORED, REuEDy Puek. A victin Decas' Nurtous. DeLIe, E"n”"" g teied o v a¥ery Kowh reine hudfuvu::l 'c‘::nilr‘xn;rlv‘r-elhn bich : eowantons VD 110 Ml S o X ork i DR FINAL CLOSING SALE To wind up our Retail Jewelry Department All Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Silver- ware, Clocks, etc., remaining unsold at this date, must go for what they will bring, We offer, until store tion priccs Nowhere. 1S Bargain. Look at our Cheap Wmdows Article at a Auc No rented, ery No use quoting figures. reasonable offer refused on Art GOOdS, Bric-a- brac, ctc. low price Spectacles and Steel Spectacles, 75¢ up, and fit guaranteed. N. B. promptly. “Price .em and take ‘em. on Optical -Goods, still prev iye Glasses, ¢3 and upward. worth An extra force of salc for this Special Sale, so all Our e ail, treme Gold Fine double. (1‘",)'(‘,\' tested red on smen has been enga i be waited Store for Rent, Fixtures for Sale. MAX MEYER & BRO,, JEWELERS AND OPTISIANS. - - COR. 16 AND FARNA M §T§ JAGOBS Medical & Surgical Dispensary, Nos. 101 to 113 So. 13th St. TO ALL DISE \\l Hac Syphilis, Sevofa 0 Roomslor ients, arly F( )RMI il l S s nnirrassek Reception Rooms 39 and & from Norvous Dy Terrible Droams, H T tronte actentino 111Ky urine. ' eonts. 40, Omaha, Neb Exhausting Jlityy Tost Mant a Ac leading 1o Tor Quostic Host. Tl aratus and remodie hay, Kidaby, Binddor, SO WOMEN Prof Ferinle Wonkiie paue Cter A SPECIALT Qusness. Conatl Dyspepais, Skin Pimples aud all Hiooa D Bad Blood, 8kin, Urinary Discases nnd Gleet Cure for Life Book, Clrcalars and Qu tion, Nearaleln, Leutorehie BUILDERS' FINE BRONZE G0ODS Of Every Design and Finish. HIMEBAUGH & TAYLOR, ETCHINGS, hN(quVlN(S A MOULDING FRAMES, Léf!iqu_glas Street, Greatly Redueed Prices, | Positively refuses any longer | RTIST 5Ll’l’LIF5£fl s Ostegerons It to wear baby dresses, Kilts | are what he longs for and must have, MOTHERS | of likeminded children would | do well to make the desired | |change at this time. In our Iavge line of KILT SUITS Which we are selling at €7 PIANOS & ORGANS 1 wrSHRET MUSIC. |We are sure you will find | something to your liking, \ONE SPECIAL BARGAIN| Is ourline of Jersey Kilt Sulis, Formerly sold at $7, §8, and | $8, now selling at | DERILITY. Young i n, sullering from e uged. 1 Tl el tenlars 1405 Dougias St. €S EMERSON, S HALLET & DAVIS g5 KIMBALL, Omaha, Nebraska lSYPHILIS Cen be cured in 20 to 60 Aays by the use of the Magte Re For sale only by tho Ce Nebruskis. | WriLe o us {0) nis Who vo permission to refer. wiys baftled the skil 1] Lo dine of ot ot ry oOf the C o 10 1Ly cyer havi gunrintee Lo cas Thoss who buve us wlternnsor othep- only tempora cared by o ok Itome jons. U Person or coi 1y liko i in ciloc wit can now be perman MAGIO (e Y Neb. e o possibio f ¥ ok &t DOk IwAYS given nstble, il of o rolicit § iy and | hope of recov= ery, Corrtapond with us ant let s but you'in b eanlon of evid 2 ek ery Known puriii ' fettors contdon. etting lhs Cook i Lo, 06 Full partio- o | known, Writ x.m..m alnrs, Ll CAUTION ez it P0r s are \aspostors and 1 wlars frec. Address all comuiun The Cook Remedy Co., 509 South 12th Streat, 5 State Line., To Glasgow, Belfast, Dublin and Liverpool FROM NEW YORK EVEKY THUKSDAY, Cubin phssuge §5 (0 80, ecording Lo locatiun of $L4 room. Excursion 85 o &), Steernge 1o and from Kurope st Lowest Ratos. “State of California,” building. AUSTIN BALUWIN & C0,, Gen'l Agents, b Brosdwuy, New York JON BLEGEN, Gen'l Western Agent. 10t Rundolph Bt., Chicage MOORES, THOS, MCCANNE, Agents at Omubia Sl 43 CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH PENNYROYAL PILLS. DIAMOND BRAND. e, Ladlen, cab Brand, o red sl e "k o (sup) for” partiociars aud i et “::....a“.-&w ine! an_E DEALERS & Hauuy Destring 0 -um. ebrated Jines of lioes, manatactur of Uhicago~Kaod 3 and Fon Du Lacg o EAM. K. WATSON, r NEL Travellng ag O for Wubbers.