Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 8, 1890, Page 8

THE CITY. Commissioner Anderson is still con- fined to his ped with la grippe. The Omaha ator and Grain com- | pany has brought suit in the district court again . T. Brown & Co. to re- | cover $1,526.45 on a note. The Hinman Milk Can company was | incorporated yesterday by Hinman, William O, Russetl, William O. McKinlay and Frank D. Pierce with nl stock of $20.000. The police have beon instructed to report to the police all house-movers who may drive iron sts into the a phalt or wooden pavements, in order that the p e may be stopped. A chapter of the Brotherhood Andrew contingent to the Church of the Good Shepard, Nineteenth and Lake streets, hne been organized and will hold its first meeting this evening. Mr. E. 8. West of Pottawattamie county, lowa, and Miss Lucy Tate of this city were married in Shelby, Ta., 4, nt the home of the brid H. Carpenter of the Pr ~l~\lwx||\n church offieinting. Se s will be held in wce Pres- byterian chureh tomorrow evening by Rev. J. M. Wilson of Castellar street church. He will also conduct the gos- pel meotings at that place on Thursday enings. RRev. Dr. R. Kerr, president of Bellevue college, will occupy the pulpit of tellar street church tomor- row evening, he board of directors of the Young Men’s Christian nssociation held their regular meeting last night. The act- ing secretary was given pormission to make rangements with some printer to issue the paper of the association, “The Coming Week,” for the privilege of the advertising space. The direct- of St ors will probubly t u secretary in about thirty days. St Personal Paragraphs. Craue of Arlington is at the Casey. varker of Beatrice is at the Paxton. W. M. White of Tekamah is a guest at the Casey. J. E. Stouffer of Grand Island Casey. A. C. Putnam of Chadron is a guest at tho Murray. B, C. Harris of Norfolk is stoppiag at the Millard, Chamberlin of Hustings chants, 3d Rose of Pender Merchants. T. . Bennison of Cozad is registered at the Casey R. W. the Casey Hugh Cluttick of Fremont is stopping the Millard. G, L. Horn, jr., of Lincoln the Millard. Bartlett Richards of Chadron is stopping at the Millard. Frank Sharpe of Bettle Creek is a guest at the Millard, E. F. Warren of Nebraska City is stopping at the Paxton, C. O. Charlston of Holdrege is registered at the Paxton. E. McDowell of Fairbury is registered at the Paxton. C. K., Spearman of Springtield is a guest at the Merchants. D. P. Hutchins and P. B, Srague of Bea- trice are at tho Paxton. John A. Creighton has recovered from a five days’ wrestle with the grip. A. L. Gould, L. L. McWilliams and J. J. Halligan of Ogallala are registered ut tho Merchauts, Mr, William T, Bonuer has returned from Toledo, Obio, where he buricd his little son Robert who died of diphtheria in this eity on January 25. Mrs. Bonner expects to remain in Toledo some four or five wecks longer visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. George Buker. William Schwarick, the deputy county treasurer, while able’ to be at his desk, is still_troubled seriously from the effects' of his injuries received 1n the Belt Line wreck. Hin principal injurics were to his head, and still cause him a great deal of pain. It will be some weeks befora he is ablo to fully re- sumo the duties of his position. 18 at the is at the is registered at the adden of Oakdale is stopping at isa guest at The most remarkable cures of scrofula on record have been accomplished by Hood’s Sarsaparilla. Try it. Sold by all drugyists. Firemen Notes, Johu Simpson, captain of hook and ladder No. 1, is lying seriously ill at his residence, No, 013 North T'wenth fifth streot. He has been suffering for nearly three weeks. The new chemical ongine has been trans- ferred to the 1'wenty-fourth street engine house. Marriage Licenses. Licenses were issued yesterday to the following parties by Judge Shields: Name and Residence, {Lon C. Berkoy, West Union, 1a. Emma J. Odle, St. Paul, Néb, Jobn Riley, Omaha. . Mary Mahar, Omaha. . {John H. Bechtel, Omaha. 1 Annie M, Lederér, Omaha. County Court. Sutter Brothers of Chicago have brought suit against West & Fritscher for $285.90 for goods sold and delivered. McCord, Brady & Co. obtained judgment aguinst Jacob Schiller for 572,07, B 1o the suit of Seefken v The Manufacts urers' Stove Repair company judgment was rendered for plaintiff in the sum of $258.75. Mrs. Ida C. West was appointed guardian of Chester Coles, insane. A Cnoir Association, The choir of the People’s church has re- organized in the form of an_ association with 8 constitution and by-laws. The following officers have been elected: President, C. H. Rurey; vice president, E. A. Mundel; secre- tary, Mrs. Lulu Stagg; treasurer, W. A, Summers; musical airector, Franklin 8. Smith; first cornetist, . L. Shook; . second cornetist, M. Turner Runist, Mrs, J, K. Reid; trombone, L, Holton, The choir is composed of 100 voic Nebraska Crops, General Test has compiled the following statistics from reports of the agricultural department, showing the amount of Ne- braska crops for the past year: Acres . Bushels, Home value, 4,007,007 3,000 §2 1,404,019 1,085,628 Corn. Wheat Oats .. Total...0,087,714 100,754,000 38,077,550 ‘This 1s a bealthy increase in each branch over the product of 1888, E— The Sewer Appropriations. @ ''For several years past,” said Chairman Balcombe of the board of public works, “the people haye authorized the sale of $100,000 iu bonds per annum for the construction of sewers, and aiso the same amount for pav- ing intersections, and tue demand for these luxuries still contivue to come from those }wr(loun of the cily not yet accommodated, L is 'ny opinion, however, that the time has arrived when wo should begin to slow up a little in this class of expenditures, aha 1 would therefore recommend that only $50,000 be voted for each of these improvements this year.” e La Grippe in Des Moines, D > Feb. 2.—The family of Mrs, Wesle nant of North and Twenty-sixth streets, consisting of nine persons, have all had the Russian influ- enza. Mprs, Tennaot says '‘some of us were very seriously afilicted but we are now all well except myself, and I am getting better. We have all taken ' Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy. A num- ber of bottles were u:ud Jaud it proved effectual 1n every case.” The romedy proved its usefuluess und value in re- storing uine persous iu one family to health, REFORE JUDGE HELSLEY. The Colored Diamon1 Thief Boun1 Over to the Distriot Conrt, J. L. Boller, the colored man Thursday last stole a dinmond ring and §20 in money from Mrs. Emma Thompson, who was moving from Twenty-second ana Lako w 14 North Nineteenth, had his prelim inary examination before Judge Helsley yesterday afternoon. It was a clear case against the prisoner, as the property was found his Dossession but a short while after being missed, and he had admiited taking it. Mrs. Thompson, a fiue apoearing little lady, had valued her ring, @ very handsome ove, at $1 and her” look of dismay was _somothing almost appalling when a well known dia- mond expert who was called to the stand stated the valuo to be £6), The only wit nesses produced by the defense were the pastor and a member of the African Meth: odist Ipiscopal church, who didn't know Holler's first name, yet were very positive his character and reputation were of the very best. ‘The defendant was bound over to the district court in the sum of 300, Richard Owen wus the next prisoner heard from. He plead gilty to stealing a iot of houschold utepsils from L. Danvaum and sclling them at'a pawnshop. He was given ten days. Next came a fair sample of saloon spotting work on Sunda Morrell, who runs & chon hous bitol avente, be tween Ninth and Tenth strects, was charged with selling beer on January 25, Detectives Haze and Savage testified that they went into the place and called for beer, but were told noue wus kept, would a vance money the drizk wonld bo sent ley dismissed the case there and ank Calhoun was up again for in corrigibility and put under bonds in the sum of $100, signed by his father, and given two weeks 1n which to reform, H. Rachman was fined 1 and costs for as- saulting Jucob Kile, Another man named Hirschburi was ulso mixed up in the fracas and will be dealt with later, Mam's KRecommendaation fall of 1882, while my wehing 1in the country near here, she contracted a severe cold and cough. Isent her a hottie of C berlnin’s Cough Remedy, and the e was 80 satisfactory that” upon her rec- ommendation the entire neighborhood an its use and with the most satis- factory results, which have continued with increasing confidence ever si J. H. REINHART, Druggist, Alton, Kansas. FOR TWO MURDERS, A School During the daughter was t WANTED Bailiff Grebe and Detective Stewart Make a Clever Capture, William T, Brame was arrested at Flor- ence last night and placed in the county jail, and today will be taken to Tennessoe to anw r to the charge of murder, The urrest wus made by Builiff Lou Grebe and Detective . J. Stewart of Nasbville, Teon. The crime for which Brame must answer is the shooting of J. H. Lemon, a passenger conductor on the Louisville & Nashville rail- road, at Baker's Station, Tenn., on Septem- ber 11, 1889, The shooting was entirely un- provoked, and the Louisville & Nashville company has spent thousands of dollars in an effory to capture the assassin. The affaic caused the mobt intense excitement et the time, and Chief Detective Stewart was detailed to run the murderer down. Mr. Stewart at once or ganized a large posse of men who scoured the country for their man, but all to no purpose. Bloodhounds were pressed into service, but no trace of Brame could be found. This method of trailing the fugitive then abandoned and Detective Stewart adopted a new mode of procedure. Certain facts which cama into his possession induced him to believe that Brame had come to Ne- braska, and by meats of intercepted aud decoy lettors locatad him at Florence, where he was living under the ussumed name of Joho Q. Thompson. Securing the necessury requisition papers Mr Stewart camo to Omaha, and accompanied by Bail- ift Grebe started at once for Florence, where they had little Qifficulty 10 finging their man, who was liv- ing in a hut on the outskirts of the town. irame, ulins Thompson, eadeavored to make his escape when confronted by the oficers, although he denied ail knowleage of the crime of which he was charged. He was brought to Owwsha and placed in jail by Bailiff Grebe. Brame is a man about forty years of age, with a_villainous exp:ession and @ tough reputation. He 18 supposed to have been m- plicated in the murder of a T'ennessee sheriff named Beaumont about & year ago, and is known to have killed several negroes. Since comiog to Florence he has been workiug with the Hungate company’s ice gang, but for the last two weeks has been doing nothing except to hang around resorts of a questiouable character. Stewart is con- fident that Brame will pay the full penalty of the Tennessee law. was men fation, Professor S. K. Smith. principal of the high school at Waverly, Ohio, says he has tried Chumberlain’s Cough Remedy in his family for colds and croup and found it 1o be a'most excellant rem- edy, and he believes will do all that the manufacturers claim for it. He recom- mends it to his friends and the public. FATALLY INJURED. Fred Challis, a Laborer, Falls a Dis- tance of Four Stories. Fred Challis, a laborer about thirty~five years old, while employed in the fourth story of the new Deering builaing, yester- day afternoon about 3 o'¢lock fell to the ground, sustaining horrivle and doubtless fatal injurics, Dr. Webber was called and after making an examination saud thut Chal- Lis’ loft side, including both limbs, had been completely paralyzed by the shock, the hip aund urm being fearfully crushed and provu- bly beyond all possibility of cure. Writhing in agony indescribable, the suf- ferer was removed to bis home, Eleveath aud Izard streets, where a wife and two lit- tle children awaited Lim, Eureka. The motto of California means, T have found it. Only in that land of Sunshine, where the orarge, lemon, olive, fiz and grape bloom and and ripen, and attain their high- est perfection in mid-winter, are the herbs and gum found, that aro used in that pleas- ant remedy for'all throat and lung troubles, Santa Abie the ruler of coughs, usthma and consumdtion, the Goodmau Drug Co. hgs been appointed agent for this valuable Californin remedy, and sells it under a guar- anteo at §1 a bottle, Three for §2.5 Try California Cat-r-cure antee cura for catarrh. 81, —— Corinne, who is always popular in Omaha, is coming next week in a new operavic bur lesque vallad “*‘Arcadia’’ She will be sup- ported by fitty artists and a wealth of scenery and properties. ‘Che libretto of the opera was written by Willlam Gill, author of “Adonis” and Minnie Palmer's “Sweet. hearts,” and the wusic by John J, Brabam. During the performance Corinne will intro- duce her latest topical song, “I Like It;" also her beautiful piciure song and dance, “Lovely Angelne,” and the great Scotch +sword dance, in_which she stauds without a rival, nuviog received a diamond prize medsl from the Boston Caledonian club for 1887, which she wears at every performance. Four performances of “Arcadia will be given at the Hovd, commencing Mond eveniug. Ou Wednesday evening a spec souvenir matinee will be given, Scats will be put on sale this morning. Sol Smith Russell, the sunniest and most genlal gentleman on the stage, whose farcial wealth ought to give him wealtn of the most coveted kind, returus to the Hoyd on the last threo eveuings of next week in s well kuown comedy,"*A Poor Relation,” supported by a new and superb company. Mr. Jefferson 8. Leerburger,business man- ager for Henry E. Abbey's allraction, is st who on | THE OMAHA DAILY BEE:' SATURDAY, Paxton Mr. Leerburger came here nge for the one Sarasate D'Albert concert, which will be given at L'oyd's opera house on the evening of February 18. There 18 some possibil; he says, of getting the Pattl opera company for one night, if arrangements can be made The company open in San Erancisco Monday night and from there jump to Denver for two perform- ances. From thence could maka it con venient 1o visit Omaha. Mme, Patti’s recent Mexican season was something that the Moxicans will remember for years to come, Although seats were sold at §20 each the Theatre Nationale was crowded at every verformance, Mr. Abbey took no less than 200,000 of their heavy silver doliars out of the country. Some favor atariff for revenue only, some th incidental protection, and some iff for protection per se: but a large mu jority favor the free use of Salvation Oii for cuts und bruises, u endlegs chain of certificates verify the nce of Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup. L'rice cents, A BLIZZALD, The Thermometer suddeniy Takes a Tumble of Thirty Degrees About 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon pedestrisus upon the street were alarmed by the rapid approach from the no:thwest of a large irrogular-shaped cloud of a dull leaden color, which quickly overspread the firma- went, obscuring thie sun and casting a gloom over the eutire city. The wind was blowmg from the northwest at a gentle pace and the temperature was ncarly 50 dogrees above zer0, [n a fow moments snow began falling, the flakes being small pea-shaped balls, The wind increased, woutly at first, and then came in sudden gusts, sonding the hats of pedestr the snow great clouds of dust before it 1n one common wass, These gusts continued at icregulur intervals, unul after sundown, reaching a ity of thirty- cight miles per hour ubout 5 o'ciock. After sundown the velocity continued high with a steady northwest wind, while the tempera- ture fell rapidly, reaching 20 degrees above zero at 7 o'cloci During the night licht falls of snow oe eurred at intervals and the temperature con- tinued falling, whilo the wind kept upa steady gait from the northwoest, Ask for a Cook's 1mp ocktail when you neod a ** ho bill to a I\ Ivis extra AN Wont Damag s The comunttee appointed to appraise the damages to property abutting on the Tenth street vinduet, consisting of P, W. Birk- hauser, I\ A. Creigh and Mujor Clurkson, met in the oftice of the former in the New York Lifo building yesteed mormng. Many of the vroperty holders on Tenth st t, between Juackson and 0 streets, were present in person or by attorney, and were all clamoring for damuge D, C. Patterson, Hobbie B Bishop and Alex McGuvock. owaing alto gethe feet, ugrecd to waive dumages if the city would deed them the ten foet inters vening between the property line and the vi- aduct. ‘The others present demanded dumages running all the way from 3,000 to $22,000, "The appraisers went into executive session last night and will report to the couneil to- night, ampagne I filis bthers, A, H. Custom Houss statistics show tha 504 cases of champagne were imported during the last decade, of which over one-fourth was “G. H. Mumm's Extra Dry.” “Lheir importation during that period was over 200,000 cases more than auy other brand, mdicating its popuia The Pennsylvaninns, © annual meeting of the Pennsyivania association was held last evening in police court room. Only seven of the 200 members were pre: An election of ofiicers for the ensuing year resuited as follows: J. T Cathers, governor: Robert Wells, first lieu- tenant ‘governor: Joseph lieutenant goverror; S. P. lieutenant governor Paul Chariton, s A commitiee, consisting of D. B. uouuk Joseph Redman, Rovert Wells and Dr., P, Leisenring, was appointed to arrange for's general reunion, supper, etc., and report ata meeting of the associution t0 be held eb- ruary 12, at 7:80 p. w., in the volice court room. Brigham, third .13, Bruner, tresurer; Piles! Pies! Dr. Williams' Ingian Pile Ointment will cure blind, blecding and itching piies when other oimtments have failed. It absorbs the tumors, allays the iiching at once, acts as o doultice, eives instant reliet. Dr. Witliams’ Indwn Pile Ointment is prepared only for piles and itching of the pr and notning else, Piles! WILLIAMS' M CO., Praps,, Cleveland, 0. The Home Defenders, The exceutive committee of the E. V., Smith division of home defenders, of which Mr. Joseph Kedman is chairman, will report ata general weeting to be held this évening in the vacant store room, corner of Twenty- fourth and Clark streets, in favor of organ~ 2ing a new club and ewploying Lwo or ¢ “This now club, It iy expected, will number about one huddred and fifty'property owners. Iy this plan the committee hopes to accomplish more effective work in the defense of their claims, 1t is lso thought thut a greater dogree of satis- faction will result to esch individual inter- ested, Miles' Aerve'and Livor Pills, An important discovery. They act on the siver, stomach and bowcls through the nerves. A mew principie. Fhoy speedily cure billiousness, bad taste, torpid liver, piles and constipation. Spiendid for men, women and children. Smaliost, mildest, surest. 80 doses for ts. Samples froo at Kuhn & Co.'s, 15th and Douglas, The Commercial Associntion. The Omaha Commercial associution will nold a meeting at the Millard hotel at § o'clock tonight for the consideration of South Omaha rates. BBTTER THAN GOLD. RESTORED HER IEALTH. For 25 years I suflered from bolls, eryeipelas and other blood affections, taking during thaf time great quantitics of differcut medicines with~ out giving me any perceptible relief, Friends induced meto try 8, 8. 8. It improved me from the start, and after taking soveral bottles, re- etored my health as far as T could hope for 8t Iy age, which {8 now seventy-five years, Mus. 8. M. Lucas, Bowling Green, Ky, Treatise on Blood and Fkin Diseases mailed free. BWIFT BPECIFIO CO., Atlanta, Ga. [For improved ana economic cookery use Liehig COMPANY’S EXT RACT OF MEAT. or Beaf Ty, Soups, Made Inshe ish, Asplc or o P Tor uny 1o GF e had cheaper and of fluer Havor than any other stock, Genuine oniy with J; von Liebl 8jonaturea ah oo hishira SR oV AR RN W RY Sunda o lean Redman, second * FEBRUARY 8, 1800 Rheumatism, [BEING due to dhe presence of urio acid in the bldml, is most effectually cured by the usolof Ayer's Sarsapas rilla. Be sure yowget Ayer's and no other, and take fti#ill the poisonous acid is thoroughly vexpelled from the system, Wo cliallenge attention to this testimony : bout two yearsago, after suffering for ny ears_from rheumatic gout, being able to-walk only with great discomfort, and having t various medies, including mineral w without relief, 1 saw by an o nt in a Chicago paper that a man had n relieved of this distressing com- plaing, after long suffering, by taking Ayer's Sarsaparilla. 1 then decided to miake a trial of this medicine, and took it regularly for cight mouths, and am pleased to”state that it has effected a complete care. 1 hiave sinee had no re- turn of the disease.’'—Mrs. R, Irving Dodge, 110 West New York. “ One -year ago T was taken ill with inflammatory rhenmatism, being cone fined to my Tionse six months, I came out of the sickness very much debili- tated, with no appetite, and iy system disordere wiy. 1 ecommenced using Aye illa and began to improve at once, gaining in strength N my n~v|xl hiealth, sc of this L. A, Sw ark, Nashi Ryer's Safsaparll!a, PRETARED BY Or. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mzas, Price 81; oix bottles, $5. Worlh $5 a bostle. SCOTT'S EMULSIOI Of Pure Cod Liver Oil and HYPOPHOSPHITES of Lime and Soda 18 endorsed and proseribed by le physiclans because both the Cod L auil Hypophosphites are the r Agents 1 tha ¢uro of Consumption. 3 palatablo as miik. Scott’s Emulsion %0 is @ wond . Atis the Best eruly for CONSUMPTION, Scrofula, Bromchitis, Wasting Dis- eages, Chronic' Coughs and Cold: Ask for Bec Emulsio ding 0it ) H H E erfeot GRATUITOUS ADVICE. This specics of ndvice is not always aceept= able, but in many mstances much benofit neted upon. No pt from disense, To know the best menns of combatting this common enemy, with the least injury to our s and t at ad- vantage. We fested Sple Bowels, and ail pradent persons will supply themseives with Tutt's Pills, which stinu- 1ate the Liver, relicve tho engorged Spl determine a healthy flow of Bilg, thus reg. ulating thebowelsand causing all unhealthy secretions to pass0ffin a nafural munner, “An ounce of preventive is worth a pound of cure,” Be ndvised and use Thitt’s Liver Ptlls, Price, 260. 0ffice.30 & 41 Park Place. N. Y. W. BAK"R & (0.8 Breakfast Gocoa To absolutely pure and it is noltble. No Chemvicals are used In its preparation. 1t hias more (han thiee times ihe strength of Cocon ed with Sterch, is thereforo far Sold by Grocers everywhere, W. BAKER & CO., purchenar. Mass. Positively refuses any longer | to wear baby dres Kilts | arc what he longs for and must have, | MOTHERS of like minded children would do well to make the desired change at this time. In our large hne of ;KILT SUITS Which we:are selling at Greatly Reduced Prices, | We are sure you will nnd‘ | somethingto your liking. ONE SPECIAL BARGAIN Is our line of | ' Jersey Kilt Suits, | Formerly soid at $7, $8, and $9, now selling at GUITARS L!‘[{.?&BANJOS Bosat :.,M NS TRV JC H/\YNF() &0 HATS AND SHOES, In cur Hat Depar{ment the arrangements for this spring are on a much larger scale than ever Lefore. are showing as selling Hats at about one half the prices which Hat stores charge. that, but if you are one of those who buys Ha crown, y from 82 to $3.00 more for a Hat than its worth, s ou the strengih of a namy, or a trad u ought to come and look at cur stock and we will easily convinee you that you have 1 Our fine Derbys ave made from the most correct We airge astock as 3 or 4 ordinary Hat stores combined, and it is now a recognized fact that we me Our patrons and regular customers know, mark printed in the cen paying bloeks and come from the same fuctoriesthat turm ont the Hats for New York's Lest known and most fashionable Hatters, The quantities we handle enable us nos only to buy them considezably cheaper than the average hatter, but also to sell them with a much smaller profit, and thus you see how it is that our prices are so much lower, As in our Hat department we have built up an immense trade in Shoes, has been built up on a solid foundation. Never were honest and well made shoe and this trade s offered in this city at the prices we sell them, and the guarantee which is given with every pair is a sufficicient proof of the quality and make of the shoes we are handling. If ashoeis not as represented, or if you have reason to be dissatisfied after you wear them, bring them back and we will give you a new pair free. Nebraska Glothing Company Corner Douglas and Fourteenth Streets. During this month our store closss at 7 p. m. Saturday at 10, Exceptional Value in Made to Measure The city who do not wear ! icoll’ Clothes. number of people in this enterprising made to measure clothes is diminishing at the rate of about 100 a day— Maybe it’s because we’re making the choice lot of suitings at the price of the cloth and mul.'iny—anyway business is very good with us, and touching a higher notch every day— We please the wearer and save him dollars ti.at’s the reason, Meanwhile Spring Qvercoats are in great demand. We make ’em to meas- mentioned over its and Trongers Made to Meas- ure AT MAKING. It won't last Iriends wo're making will. THE PRICE OF therew always, CLOTH AND but the These are the Goods. GoODS NOS. 78, 570, 79, 46, 49, 21, 47, 42, S Pants to Order, 86 Suity ¢ §25 GO0 NOS. 441, 665, 655, 646, G55, 172, 700, GLN, 610, Pants to Order, $7 761, 770, SO0, to Order, w8, 837, 862, ure $I15 to $40, a beauty for $25--Lots of fabrics. obs NOS. 271, 28 HETTN N/Il) 0”6, 816, 844, N3N s2d, 816, 596, 20, “wortl “ $28 . $5.00 worlh 7 $20.00 8§28 1372, 60, 59. Worth 89 5 “ 642, 695, 699, 708, 651, 60%, 244, 282, 208, $10 “ §as 202, 803, 5H 0972, 89 worth &1 w01, s1y, Open till 8 p, mn, this week. "'anL The Tallor 1409 DOUG LAS FINAL CLOSING SALE To wind up our Retail Jewelry Department All Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Silver- Dr.J. EMcGREW | I Known Specialist, {sunsurpassedin the treat tency, Manli 00d_and Sto 1t (st Nervousneas, k male Dis spondence. stamps { CONSUL Office S.E. Cor. 18th & Jnckson Sts Omaha, Neb, T0 GRAIN DEALERS Parties interested in solling corn or rezul dealers i corn will do well & write to the Unitel A ek s ety of Waltkuiat, 1Ha Wh. are {USE StAring up (heir large works and wil use 10,000 bushels per day, and pay cash, Wnite Corn preferrod s it 1s used exclusively ‘for the manufacture of fine syrups an Sell your corn direct to the consumer and say middle charges, We are ¢ ed with trunk line to Chicago by Waukegan South Western K. R., and all corn can be ship- ped direct withou; age of cars 8t Chicago es. UNITED STATES BUGAR KEFINER N T Waukegan, lis, ine} UE DEALERS umlu ebrated lines of 130ots and Shoes, manafactur- ed by O, M. Henderson & € Desiring lo exari: of Chicago—Fao- toriés at Chicago, L ixon Ills., and Fon Du Lac, Wis.—should write BAM. N. WATSON, re dence. FHEMONT N Teaveling ' sgent Headquarters for Rubers. B D ek et foat thatiuiod, shes d Wil g('n'.l, WV.:IIIII lflt atise (sealed) containing full et Tor home cure. FREE of charge, iplendid medioal work : should be read by every Ean wha 15, Bervous wnd debilita vt Yof, ¥, C. KO WLER, Moo dus,Conse ware, Clocks, etc., must go for what they will bring, We offer, until store is rented, Every Ar Bargain. Look at our Cheap Windows. tion prices Nowhere. No use quoting figure remaining unsold at this date, le ata Auc- . No reasonable offer refused on Art GOOdS. Bric-a- brac, ete. “Price ,em and take ‘em.” low prices on OFtlcal Goods, still prevail, Spectacles and e Glasses, $3 and upward. Steel Spectacles, 75¢ up, worth double, ;lml fit guaranteed. Our extreme Gold Fine (Eyes tested . B. An extra force of salesmen has been engaged l'or t]us Special Sale, so all can be waited on promptly, Store for Rent, Fixtures for Sale. MAX MEYER & BRO,, JEWELERS AND OPTICIANS, - - “WAT CHE®. (S Cor.DOUGLAS *"AND 15TH ST8S pIAMO COR. 16TH AND FARNAM §1§ MONp NDs id Silver. OMAHA