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

8 1) i The bmk oirings anounicd to $80,97102. A« uof fin phte the custom for Cudahy conpany A siv-year-old sonof Mr. Scias, who Lives al Wastside, fell frona by buggy yeterday mnd brokehis rm. J. A Povers, indipendent eanlidato for governo, will ddivera politicl ad- dress ot EXxposition hall next § eicning. uh &Gros yveterdy commenee suit intheounly " court 1 reove 330 from L. Danbium, the FPhiiadedphis clop houseman Clan Gordon of the clir 11 lold a piciie LRuser s park o1 Safurday next. The programme will include Ciledoian ganes wnd other an e ement Thursdlay ng Hamonys No. i, Knights of Lalor, Bull st Exposition hall. The will bedevotedto the strik nen ontheNey Y Two fire and birgle poof safes, weighing threetonseach, wore put th wvemment wilding yesterday One will o forthe we of United States CourtCl Dindy and the other for the customs offi ton, Char yestrday 8 reeived the Amour orler of Swottish 11 give proc he sprinter, L. 1 Over- leonurd and John alins O°Neil, constituted a well dressod quartdte vhichwas armignel yesterlay morning for vigrancy. Their @ses verecontinuel, Mr, John Moyni ker wis mude the r some gold canel the Ollie Redp whicl recntly dosil a. very su ful engagement awtthe Grand sity-five carloads of sheep from ne Clarks came inover the Union Pacilic st night, consigned to the wanchoof 1s Moriis, nar Hermun on the Chi- 0,8t. Paul, Mimeajlis & Omaln, This is the first of a shipmentof 400 s, Fra Ct \ h wyres of this ity worth, Kan., by frain, Carter n ofthehotel Bar- dipiont of @ hanl wer Morrion of tic company If-brotherof Thor was killd at Ells- lling from a moving was . Weostern Union linermin ad formerly resided in this dty. Hismother, M Thonas Pratt, resides nt Lincoln, NNOUNCEENTY, n tlese diys of n o thestage thee fsnothing whicheaught the popilar fincy so strongly asthe now finous play, *“The Marn, audits sucess s deerved, The \salionalepisole ofthe steam fire engiie ind the real hores is of eursen prominet feature of the peformnce butthe phy ps- H0ss many el nts to nd interest Three performaces of till Alarn? will be given _at the Boyd. The wstem e has ben profise in tay, vhichis sild_topossess sof @ fist chiss production. In cqualis rirely seen use he praiseof 1 all theele its Tine, its AN Pimersc ton Syiarethe w nights and increl clebnt at tho wh | lanest that Mr. ympany, fron the Mali w York, will play a mitine: enggen at 1y, Scptembe Ltin is now it of thehotsoat panyis the ient . 1’nlnwr ever Nota Cndilate O, Sept. 8.—To the Efitor of Mue Bre: Thementon ofmy mme in comection withihe ofice of couty atorny is not oy wnwiarranted, bt injurous to me, and mpted by the malice ofsome pettyeheny . vor dramelof iein g i cantidate for the and_ wwould ot lave i, even if the e doulled nor, nded, under my L 18 the duties of prosecuor are 1t to my tiste. Will 'Dar Berkindy setme right with my triends and the publit P WINEFILD 5. Smawy, xeoptions for Neal. M, Estilo siys the bill of exceptions in Neals casois alnostcomyleted. Tt is oneof the lirgest, if ot tho lamest docunent of the kind oer prepard it Daiglas county. There areabout 1200 pages ty pew rilten Itwillbe fioi v or to- Then tho i «rdingto the whidh to examine it,aftor meditelybe st tothe olic the supramne court. for filing The nest wmove will be for thesuprme bendi to fix a dite upn. wiichthe agumats willbe hard, utes, ten days in hich it will im- of theclerkof s Latest Ticket, Tky Gddburer is the namo very diminutive elwven-yoar-d corkles wno ayplied to e 3t ssblanc, e litle fellow _sail fn Cleveind, O. Wien las t weelk, his lrother pail bimto Diver, When he saysthe condictor old him his ticket runout and that hecoulin’t g any furthe and so put himoft the train. 0 commissimen gavehiman order for a tickt to Grand Islaid, thit being their west- ern charity linits, Guring andits Fred Picborn wasarrs for threal eiven by a Lud with a cunty comuis- that leavi lived there, he mscquences. signedin police curt rendy ™ Vibhrd. thavelisreptabl chiractrs, md qua daboit a fallen woman Pichorn con- cluded that themosteffedual way of dispos- fng ot hisvivalwaswiths g~ He acord Iy providedhimsdf with revlver und gunand siartelon Vibband's trail, He sarreted Wfore finding his man b- bari rofused 10 proecut, anl a charg of caryingoncaled yeapins wis tiled. Pie boui plealed not gilty, it the cort mied othewiscandassesed ‘aline of §20and wsts. Ho wis Eocated, to Omha from the woilly wilds of Colrado. Hlewas no tender- footand lidu't propse 1 bewme the pry o f any Omiha smothworkr, sohe strappd on & big gun andshoved a pir of lead ko fu lis packet whenle sirtel outto take in thotown Ho cor 1o waoit he e C S. Renew cane ot like led him, ol Judge Holsly laded in ded o fow doibles a bad manandan oficer that he alvays dorads, md that icting selfprotectors W hen lietook chauge of o carond of stock in Chogyenne comty, Kawas, tound for the Soith Onabamarket. He fished his stoek transpot on the courl, anl was sur- privd when b was infomed that thelinit woauld expire lefon he wouli b Lo itunlss he coud ik & and costs fo buetitof thoeityof Omat The judge sail he ould forgve tim for car ryig agun, Wt tht howasa swon eemy of every i who arrid a par of S Ruuckl ® Distriet Court, reDoan wason the bmeh yestrday maomingin the lary inalcour listened to the condusio of arru e ase of AL, ppleon again county, to restrain the latte from cerlaiu wunly feices. The rwsull wasa tempor: continue until the cou X tiue to bok further intothe nat tor Jud go Doae als graned Jsepline sninjuictionrestnining the counly o simersuind dhers fromgradng West | B stret nur th city limiss In tho afternoon tho Gollsbonugh baby cuso wis on for hering, The father. H, Gollsbomugh, heli thebaby, while the mthersat near by andried, \\u wisther wilh & petitin fora writ of labess corpus to on of her babe, which was by tle father. The coun list ened 10 the evilence and then issud an orler that the chill stoula bo deliverd into whecusiody of themothir, and that the father should be'alwedto visit it once cach week ull furtherorde —_— The aly ndical cure elimin: tho disase. Thisis thoroughly effected by tho peneverlig ue of Ayers Swsajurilli Posistuntil cund. Thé process muy be slow, but theresult is sure. Jug »ou and tsin the Daiglas moving ry injunetion, to rney could find ar theumatism is to wrday | | assistant surgeon, The Frank | o Trom theblool theacid that causes | WHO HOL Commissimers Secking Taformation Hegarding the Jail Delivery, County Commisionas O'Keeflo andCorr gn, & majoity of the eommitiee on coart house ind il called b Sheriff Roya's offie ysterlly 1 cosult with him regirding the important discovery mde that otsido prtiesheldkeys of the outer doors of thewunly jail This mater was rferre omm vs Saturdiy and publishel sively in e Brrof that evening. The o ofthese keys caused the sheiff (o thit they might be used toaid ine Jail ivery of lirgo proportions. Me OKeefo anl 0 wire i formedthat the sherit hal suddenly bea tulken il and wascon fied o his lome, The comuissioiers informed Tie i that they stould certainly il upon Sh Boyd the tist time hewas (o be foundat his offce, and would leam defnitely fron hin all thefactsin the ca: Thefact of thesher® havingye REAVE s fons regarding the was the pritcipaltopicof emnversitionat the aurt louse, andmany longheaded isinu tions were fade s to who wis supposel to o i pe in of the duplinte kys. It wi also Free ted that, the ardng ofa aiminl to escape wis a eiminl offnse, it was plainly the dutyof the sheriff md the cuntycomuissiners o push e inyestigi fion tothe utternost linit While Commisione O'Keeffe seoms i arnestaboit having the sleriff tell him all fo can abot vet he siys he desn't quile understand low the boird i procedl with aninyve ation favolving the summoning of witne He lelieves fhat. itis a natter whicha grand jury should jate and the rthe otter, 10 some ol such ity Jail since the mitter, The Man Who Wiites For it toSe Punishment. A mumberof young lave neently rewived drculirs inwhid, Liable ntlemen in this city trictly confidenti nz other things, ap wars the following: “If you hare ben i siccessful in your business, I can supyly you with pods withwhici you can payoff ll your debts and start. free and clewr agiin.”? The inthiscase are mthing mor orless than counterfelt grembacks. The - wiver of the ltter is almonished notto writeto the senler of the civularbut to to T. P. Rice, Matawan Station, J, ‘the folow setenee, stimateat once. Thecorres- utioned agrainst sending any ms,and advised, il posible s inthe mornng bitwem S and sind nes: 12 Notwitt anding the fellw’s admanitions, hunic s of young men write him and the :0 thedeadlettor oftie. There is sver, attading the cornspond- >ung min - who moment, 1 ble toar wis made in Md, on lopes to writes to the The first anes Lewiston, 'L Thumday lasy, wnder the of Mard 150, in which makes it apen offtnse for any one to mail a leter lenng, 8 tie comtereits are termed, vea gonds.” The peielty is _dehten months in the penitentivy wad 200 fine Chief Inspector Ratibone of the piste depatment is nuking arrngenents to tinuethesearrests, ad his instruded uspectors of this division to pay espeial tention Lo this species of violatin of the 1 Speaking o thesubjet, ome of the Jiter in- spe sild yesterlay, that several people in this cityweresus peetedof delingin these courterfeils and wer unde esponage, “Don't Care with 11 iy 1i kind unknown, of this ot county, on- the It is Hood's of appetity indigestion, similir troibles This melicine gently tone the stomad, asists ligestion, md makes me “real hungry.”> 1 health, riaking Flood’s Sarsaprillya foy days, find themslves longing for anl_eating (he plainest fod with unexpeced wlish, caifidence that mmended for lss sick headache, and A FUGITIVES FRROM JUSTIC E. HW illiams and His Unlow ful Part- ner Get into Trouble. E.H. Willians, alias k alins B, A. Sigmore, allss ¥ A. Willians, alus E D, Willims, is leld m euwstody as afugilive from justice. Ho skijped from Dayton, 0, riedwonun, whose husbad autinrities hereto arest hi Williams and the womn ks ag and stopped at the Merchants vuminga §250ill Willians Teft a gold watdi and a It of the woman's chthes as with & mar- rquested the cime lere four 150 stopped at the Metropohta 1ta hotel Tne woininis sporting louse, and Willums was arrested yestrdaymoruing byDetetiveVaughn while g to pawi an overwat which he lad stolu, nand ww i a Purs’ sithe purest andbest soap ever mde RALL TOPICS, Thelnteres of the Cc The Centr in St. Louis menin tl tion, The meetingwill be @ big one in all prob- ability, assomeof the questims that lave beendistirbing the freight wopleare to be considerel and, if posibi, settled. The uniformbill of lading will bediscused and a menoril will prbavly be preseited to the interstate conmere conmissin asking thatbody to modily its receit onler for a reduction of freightrates, | Trafic asociation will meet todiy and all the freght country are headingin that direc- The Poolto he Broken The pool on freight trafic yon whichw basid the advance in cast bound Missouri river rats is destined toend withits niety days of agr A tehison manage- ment has decli vill abide by the agnement . Which exjires early in October and thatafterthat dat it will paket its ow iing instead of dividing them with othe 10adsas it is re quired todo wder the existig _agree The adwnce in rites, nadeon the st of the pol, will boabiudonal as son w the agrement expires and abig breakis incovita- blein frightmtesall abng the line, Notes and ¥ The hudquirters of (he westen division of the Chic o, Milvaukee & St. Paul have been renoved from Chilicothe, Mo, to Kau- sas City, The Missouri Paific ona sonals, las commenced work 1o branch extension intoAvkiusas, “The mtin defat of the unifm 1l of lading is now assure as tho castern bukers hayo decided 1o ad: vauce nomoney upn it, notyithstanding its negotiable claracter. ALl of theroads will nay drop it." he Orter of Rallway Conductors w! in'l sek, Omahawill nov send 4 represeitative. A efrt will b made to have the healjuarters rmoved toLos Ange: les, At & neeting of the emploges held n, rurning from Grand Island , At was ununinously resoly th ks beextended to the man the Union Pacitic nilrad for courte tended 1 its emplyes i the way of Wraus. Pportation to and frm the reunion. Dr. W. B. Outten of St. Louis,the chie surgeonof the Misouri Pa ruilw nted Dr, P be sur roal to succ o, illmeet on the Satur. appintients wery baoth mide totakeeffect Seplember 1. The St. Paul & Omaha has conpl rejlacing of the irn rails in its te Wiyneand Winside with sixtyfive pound steel ralls, and will commence work al onco replaciig thit belween Hoskins wd Norfolk inthe sine nanner, Walter >ted the belween l«uL e Called to Account, Poter Teluderloft bis bone 1 Nebrask Clty Siturdiy night and cane toOmaka. In 1ess thin thirty winute after be struk tho town howasin Jill. Sundiy moming M, Tolander visited tbe sttion und WA bow ber THE dher, asking able her to ot tofriends inGeoria. y was told that her liege lord was in bt refised o believe it until aslstance il him. She was o hand when the n police court, wid when Peter wa she fastenel onto hin with than that of the oficer w she led him fromthe ourt mom she for inparied tobim fhe informtion that she alittlecaseto seile with lim that b would 1wt getoutof asasilyas he nad the me jist dismissed. W L X0S RQUISITES. Mr. Wheder Sy no More “Tholetter writ Te wis wmayor, appinti dty pharmacist, reals very phinlyind e, from that ltter it & very cler tome tiat Zimx py should have « 1 when he Lft the plie sime time ago. The matier will certainly bebroughit upat the nest m fir of the city wundl, anl, T hope, will bo as [haveintinated and as itshould /IIIYI“!‘I‘ w City M *n by M, 1 Draw Broatch, when Frnk Zimner sittled lve len sime Thal was thow cinirman of the fnane anncll, talked yosterday of iy Brr Phemnanior in which Zinmer cime to aonthfr coupries * 1go. that D, H. Wh 1ittee of the to ler, city i Tepres et i the county forso a fow intresting of al, deputy county s Ibis sid by those hat Zimmer ot o being o favorite teson and ex-Commils- iy, lowerer, (iroy of deputy per month, wl, didn't hold the elerk- ship lng, lowerer. Aftr things hd Jared time, Zimmer wis called won o stepout of the plice, thougl it scems that his nime still rmaired onthepay-mlls of the county. Zinmer was subswquantly relegted to - ordinr cluical position however, tionto Kio utyshipby g oty along fora shor the sane orle’ the_commissioncrs he siug sum of & , as is proviled by thestatites tobe the py of a depuly county derc Well, the simple "cerical work gwve ont, wterashort perod. ButZimmer Ind tobé kept at work and his mysterious holl on the wunly board continuing o alo had to be kept it 883334, Thon it was thit thousually sluggish wits of the ountyboanl gota rustie on thomselves, wd hit upon the ider of es- ublishinga county pharmicy. This *hi, itis siid, was bouglt about by sugestins from Zimmer hinsell, Aswerybodyknows, a county drg shop was startel, and Zimmer ut init as an ex- cuse for earning that §s: 3l Afur bing siartd avay down in the basenent with afewpill toxes to keep in place; fiund himsdf with a greatlot his hauds. It was at that sid, that he successfully the ene to have adled to hissalary by getling >puint, him seity phariacist at house.” ~ Aui, as reve Tie Bk in s exposurn of st § Amuor, tiouish ho jong ago house, is still continuing rw this month which Counclman W heeler pronises Wil be eit off ut tio et mating of lhe board, latched another & Broateh t ow and ladenhued conplexins soon give place to the bvelist pilc-and-wiite, when theuse of Ayer's Sar. is per- sisteding md cosmetics entirely don Nothing e comterleit the rosy glow ofp fect health, which blesses those who usethis medidne. S, AWALIING AN AP PROPREATION. Uncertainty as to When the Missouri Rapping Will B2 Renewl. Enginea Potier, i charge of the improve- mentof the Missouri riverat this wint, s thatworkwillnot bo reumel here wil congress makesan wpropriation for the pur- pose. Tho bill for this purpse has been | unda comidention for some time but no | actio has been taken upon . Whenit is actel upon theseasom maybe s faridvaiced as to predude the possiilityof ding any more work until next ng. The scows, bar ailic piledrivers still r be rady to goto worl Mr. Potter s re photgrajhs of the him on the Missorn rver nearly two ag The river atthat placew into tho banks anl tosuy dy ks were coistruted, sot teénded oo the bed of the hunived feet. Asa caisequence, the rive the banks a wide berth, maiitainsa respectible o dle of ils bel. The gnders and SO 18 to 1dsome del by at Sioux City work superiie cutting hadly the lilter, nine of which ex- river shoutnine s siice glven o to speakand nnel in themia- work cost betveen WHITE 1N KENTUOKY. The Wilely-Ad vertised Missing Plum- ber Heawd from at Last. L.D. White the missing plumnber, is not deal. Neither is he sleepiig. lle lus at length concluded tomake known his whe abaits, wd has dome so o Mr. . J, Quaile; Thelatter wasone of White's bondsmen tohim that e committed the startling thatan attempt, tyo nig viously to lis dispparanc, hal bem mde toboth slugandrob lim. Like every otheracquiintance of the mis: adhandler, Mr. Queiey was su White's ~ disappearmce. ¥ wprised until yoterdiy, when {0 him, writtei by Wihite, some pluce in Kenticky. Mr. Quedey 6id ot re memberthe nune of (]u»(n\\u which the misive was penned, flor bustely persingit, had sent it to his wife, Whitewrote thathe hd decided uponmak. ingthe blue-grass region his futuw b 1l thatso far as he was woncened everyibing was and would continueall right. Iiwaslearied Later that White had written to the UnitedStates witd_engine and pump conpany fron Lexingtorin the sime state, offeringan explanition for lis cmduct aul venitting abot 110 on his acount with that coucern, FINED T SO The Medical Associition Wins toryin the *lice Court. JudgeHelsdey rendered his dedsion in the >d quack cases at noon, finding the de fants, DrJ. J. Solmon, Dr. john Pa ler and Dr. Nelon, the “Indim dutor, guilty of un luy fully pricticiug uedicive anl h 3 and costs, elson pail his ine. Theothe alel. The gnundon whict ased wis that the rogist subjcient, being vague ind in nol constitutea iegul r L WEIGH TORS." a Viee the decision | ration was - | etinite, wd did | strtion, Each Season Hus Itsown dier malady ; but with the Blood maln d dan state of uniform vigor anl purlty, bythease of Ayer'sSarsiparily. the system readibyadapls itsf tochangd coditions. Compesed ofthe best alleratives anl toiies, aid being highly concentrated, Ajer's Sarsapirillats the mosteffecive and ecnomical ofull blood mediciies. “Forsume years,at the retirn of spring, 1 liad serious trowle with my kidieys, I wis_ unmble (0 siop nights, and suflered greatly with jainsin the small of my back. I vas aflicted with healache, loss of appetite, and indigestion. These symptons were niich worse list sjring, especially the troublewith ny buek. A friend persuaded 1me to use Ayer's Saruparil I begn taking It andmy froubles alldisappeared.” Mis. Genera lelanger, 9 Brilge sh. ingfield, Mass. Ayer’s Sarsapatilla TIHIARED BY DR. J.0. AYER & C0,, Lowell, Ma Buld by Drugine. §l,aix i Worth §01 bedle. Dr’s BeitskBatts icimns, Surgons and Spedaliss l-*U-) DOUGLAS STRELT OMAINA, NEB, Town spe Thole lon irersa Witel S it remarkable skl fhe treatment > and Surzical 18 to where AND nml TV CU T or >tearly vicound the numer. SRTA TN theawful 15 ousevil PRIV speeidil bornanently ¢ AND SEXUAL Lireadiy totheir skil ment PILES, FISTULA AND RECTAL ULCERS guaranted cured vithout pain or detention from busiess, HYDROCELE AND VARTCOCELE po nenily and siccesstully curl fnevery o SYPHLILT INOR N, GILEE T nal Weakn eds, Lost Manhood, . Decayel Fucultios, Femul 11 delic te dlorders peealine TeX jositivoly eurl, ns wellus all netionl disirdens that resilt fr Juth Xeo8S 0f Tl re years, ateed permanently usticor dilataton. Our affected at omo by pmticot witiout o mo- ment's pain or anmoyanc 10 YOUNG AND'MIDDLEAGED MEN. A SURE CURE Tle wytul o Teos of which hring orginie weakness, destroying both mind and body, with all its drealed > ils, perman y DRS. BETTS proper indul ruin both mind Dusiness st without cutt ing, Address thise who hiave {re piired thooseles and solitary hubits, which ud boly, unfitting thiem for - 10T or ose entering on that ot physicallebiliy, quickly OUR SUCCE:S Ts hasedupon ence. | happy 1 assistod, eal cxperl- studied, n to_sult without lnjury Betts, - OMAHA NEB. Betts & 1409 DOUGLAS STREET, - “THISIs AN AGE OF APOLUNARS WATER.! Waiter Apollinaris “THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS. Zle fling at the Apolinaris Spring (Rhenish Prussia) anownted to 11,894,000 dttles in 1887, 12,720,000 ltles in 18, and 15,892,000) coses ir 185 TOTICE, — The well-Zurwm Vellow Lalels of the Apaliinaris Conpany, Linitel, are pritected by Perpetiad dyjuriions of the .su/mm Cozt. BEWARE OF IMITATIONS, Dyspensia is the bamg n cration, It s for 2ty IR l'!‘:f’:ll.f'(' aniy, Sick Heads tipation wand Piles, that Tutt’s Pill hawe becor: Thoy @t specdily a he dig organs. glv 3 tone and vigor (o ansimilaie 0 g EIpinEOF BIusen. Sold Everywhere, Of¥ice, 30 &4&1 Park Pl GHAY S SPECIFIC MEDICIN THE GREAT EXGLASH R E0Y. Anunfil wourfor Sim- il Weakne Specmaorrhing, Tupotency, and all diseise’s it lNow s @ 5o re 0f No stiide Tain tnthe By ., 0l mmny ! Greansumption and a pan (= Full partien bis 40 slfo o send fiee by maili . dicinels se SIX Ptk on receig of THIS A.tmll A\N 1110 FARNAM STRE} On acount of e wrapger, the DRUG €O., ONATE, folts adptod the Merchants Buying Clothing. | It will bemoney In your pockets. to our line of Suits and Overoats d the Windsor Hotel, Liicoln, WM. COYNE CLOTHING OF CHICAGO. THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN Tk Ite suprtorixoctines pven formon thans quater of o the Ulied Site. huds of tho pre i Piroatind Aloit 1 Dr Py ; on tin amuon A, 11w e or miva. 8ddd oaly in’ cana " VRICE BAKING POWDET 0O., Now Yok Chlcyu. Bam siociwo. — ib Lous | @n becuredparmune poty e Vrn mefots Nanhood, “| sullering fre il y « niely by ou ual > Ty mll Hook for s tamp. bewcon Medical Coupaay. 157 Wusbiog- Wia Slieet, Bostos, Muss SEPTEMBER 9, 1890, son to be,. We have made g The greatest saving we can House more than to sell these tosell Boys'and Children's € Openuntil 8 P. M., Iw sno ready and on our tables. show you ison Boy's goods close, and for the past few thing at merely nominal profits. measure the rapid growth of our business, will offer inour Boys' Department bargains which you cannot get elsewhere. schools we have prepared a stock of goads second to none in the country and we promise to sare Jyou mot 250 or 50, but positively $2.00 or $3.00 on every good suit which you need for your toy. OUR FALL STOCK . We are proud of it, and if you see it you will say we have rea- eat exertions toget up a stock of goods, that would be worthy of I'he Nebraska Clothing Company that will notonly accomodate our vast army of old customers, but also provide for thousands of new patrons, for a great increase in our business. To people unacquainted with Our house, T'i such we extenda cordial invitation to call and examine Ovr Goops and How Trey are MARKED, We are anxious to convince them that there is no need of paying esorbitant prices. Omaha's census returns warrant us in looking clothing means It Pricep clothing, To We will show them that we can give them as fine goods and of as good wark nanship as they can get any where and that we can save them considerable maonzy on their c/o[hmg purchuses, Notlin casons 5 Clothing. g advertises a Clothing we have made it a rule o this we attribute in a great We shall continue the same policy this season and Forthe opening of the Saturday at10 P, M. Nehraska Clothing Co, Corner “EVERY ONE Ban Be Suited. | For ourfulland fine assort- | Iment has been selected this season with an eye to Oma- | ha's increasing dem and. Nothing fineris offered in Men's Clothing lthan our present furnish. | MEN'S SUITS | stock can adapted to all occasions and | functions, made of the very best materialandin the latest approvedstyle. | e ITR Q [ TROUSERS Are one of our specialties ir which line of goods under- take tosalisfythemost fastid- ious. Wrwn Gl | ey (’myzwn/f | N2 RRILL & MERRILL, Chrole, Nurs Dise Wl 1 Suwloal Dsea tho Ko, K Phiroat ¢ Speoial Attt | Discases of Wao men and Childeen Thodoctirs hospitils of he Tt sicees s the try Lo Youns Ll v mafoly, | and 13l Exihilts, o a ety erad G- Ul Gonorehie, Glet, St and Strictire, ndically prinor d elentton from formities and bwpediments () remaved Allltects disasos nf Yiours, Yn m. (1S p oo N Posons unabio ¢ theirhome by corre Btruions iont by ex pross. Sultatton Bend 4 onts 108t )s 1o nsu e roply 218 Fift enth St Ojpera House, Omana, Nopy tiicured DR JETE Leban OR. J E McfiflEW The Specialist, | neu rmsned in th 12 A NS tand Skin Dise wost drea 808 ful tn its Opposite By Neb, o 3 | fice, N. 5 Cor. 14th and Fur Slikir sireet, Ouahis, Neb, s and | | | Forthe trentment of | Caliand cn: FREE up Fourteenth and Douglas Streets. The Omaha Medical and Surgical Institute lirnoes Ap Trusses. B s saful troatmont quiring niedi N i ENT L7 nil Attandane, >18 10 th w! » Tor el ' ab b 1o+, S Ear Oaly or defornitins and ¥ form of diseassro ROOMS FOIL AT SN 1S alara 00 Doformil atuth, Bronehils, 11100 dand all su We haso latily Reliaily Motic ol inst ontol Sy piilitiopols m o sy slom ital pow < > VISIE U8 may be i Insteumonty sent hy Lintersiow { our BOOK 10 tridty. Taralvsis, Epllopsy, Kidney. B lalder, Eye. kin an OFF WOMEN v spcctalty. ok of Di<eases 'of \ fory « n Ateletiy privats.) PRIVATE DISEAS Y without treated miilor ultus or n Private Address MeN 8, with quesiom Omaha Medical and Su1 gical Institute. Corner 0th and Harne . Omaha, list braska. DIAMONDS, WATCHLES, Etc Our sales on hoth DIAMONDS and WATCHES have been U UALLY LARGE of lute,owing to our CUT PRICES. Our stock of MOUNTED DIAMONDS was got- nnuyl ¥ low, so wehave just sot § wimber of CHOICE STON 33 of Ol OWN IMPOR- TATION, and we offer them at a SMALL ADVANCE ABOVE COST. The seltings comprise a laryge variety of SOLITAIRE and CLUSTER “RINGS, INGLE STUDS, EAR-RINGS,BROACHE LACE PINS, PENDANTS, HATR s ORNAMENTS, SLEEVE BUT- BEITS. JYAREY,: PONS, COLLAR BUTTONS. _Underthe Managoment of the BRACELETS, NECK LA CES, Metican Iiternational Banking C Cnnusslonflcl LOCKETS, ot SPECIATL DI 2 Y SIPTINGS Incorporated By the Stat of Chihushua lur SIC OF SKTTINGS made and ico, for Cmnlablu Purposes. v LOOSIE STONES of all sizes 7 ERAND MOHTHLY DRAVING, ¥ MOUNTED TO ORDER. i Sapphives, Ids, Parls, and ~ilinke hace all other nted and loos R SALE W progr SOLLD 1bilc at the city of Juares (for AT SL ATCHES AUGHTER is still 1w \\ L\]Hk'\(l‘l), Sept 1,;|h 1890 0 AT 1S for RGN, W A mo \uun 1 0. and CAPITAL PRIZE, $60,000. ENTLEMEN'S SOLID Only 60,000 Tickels! Only 60,000 Ticke!s! WATCHES of all kinds, up (o the finest g 3 WHOLE TICKETS $4,HALFTICKITS 82, QUAIIY[R TICKETS, 1. tham, How rize 01360‘000 . GOLD ED WATC mnovements, war ted HES, $60.000 LADIES' rizoof 10,000 GOLD ML Prizoof 5000 Awmerican from 15 to 25 years, only $14.75; ‘,, dPriz o rench 10 Priz o 200 ench worth 5 —and vpward, 1 SOLID SILVER WATCIIE BOP: iz 00 eich 100 priz 50 cich 10, 58 810,812, $15and. up. NICKEL WATCHES, §.50,.75 2060 Prizes ¢ ) ench Agprosimation Frizes, and$s SOLID GOLD CHAINS 100Prizes of § b each 100 Prizes of LOCK ETS; LLED CHAINS AND CHARMS 100 P'riZes of REDUCED PRICES o of Watches du i thiss 000 FINE SOLID GOl H} GER RINGS from $1to 10 each, a&F \lateh lu..u ing a Specialty. NOTICE—S ety are AND PLATE sold at urehasers T 1 111,980 5O9Terminalstofi 198 N- B Teraninn $10 810000 Frizo 01410 cach, 1914 Prizes amounting to $125,970 Wo, the undersigned visting thoe l! .l\ invited tocall | and ok through our 3 hment cther ing topur- goods or niot. W fatihor anli wi \u Sts., entrance o | | Ghorsie Lise Co NS, MOSBY, Commission CAMILO ARG UELLES, Bupervisorfor tany (loket drawing a vrize 18 signed, s fueotaliaawiil by collete T llie owoer Lherest, fre Pres. ¥l AGENTS WANTED, For elub rates or mry other in formation A0 u your adiress 00t tothe under: and rewitted MAX MEYER{ & BRO., Siyteenth .:n 1 Faram Sti wilte to iy, with raajld At eudlosiug an suvel MEXICAN INTEUNATIONAL BANKING (0., Uity of Juar NOTICE. for tickets by ordinary bra ik d letiers (NATION AL BANKIXG €0 Cityof Juares, Mexico, via ki Pase, Tex 11 the Pip AN ll\\ 17 Bermon s, lithes Lin = the elolios patenire-