Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 11, 1890, Page 8

R T T O R S ARG R T ok \ \ THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11, 18!.)0 W————_————_—m THE CITY. A car of teafrom Japan for David Cole passed the customs house, James Willlams, a suspicious char- acter, was sent up for thirty days. The inquest over the remains of Tran- pie Bullips will be held at 10 o’clock to- day. 5 The South Omahaland company yester- day filed n raft of petitions in the district court foreelosing mortgageson property. The temperature as reported by the local signg re office, was as follows: At 40=, at 10 o, m. 5= and at1 Pp. m. The Omaha street railway conductors and motor men will give their first an- nuul ball at Exposition hall Friday even- ing, the 19th inst, Joe Lockwood and John Brown, the two toughs who were run in by Officer Hudson Monday night, have bewn identi- fied by Otticer Ferris as being the two men who held him up about four weeks ago on California strect. The Ladies’ Missionary society of the Park avenue United Presbyterian church will indulge in the luxury of a b rat the church building, at the corner of Park avenue and Jackson streot, tonight. Supper will be served at 6 o'cloclk, potl SRk Dr. Birnoy cures catarrn, Bee bldg - W. R. Bennett Co. The throng that erowded our second floor in connection with our opening of holiday goods was larger than we ex- pected, and our force of clerks was inad- equate to_properly attend to all those eager to share in our great bargain sale. Therefore, in justice to those not at- tended to, and to others who had not an opportunity of coming (except dealers), we will continue the sale this day and evening. A larger force of clerks en- quged, We strongly advise all intend- ng buyers to take advantage of this rand opportunity, as an event of this fiiud will” probably not occur again this year. AT — The Winter of Our Content {8 the title of . rec charming paper by that brillant writer Charles Dudley Varner, wherein the glories of the Puacific const, as o winter resort, are most graphically described, The Amer- fean people are beginning to understand that the Puget Sound country is one of our most splendid_posseseions and that the name of the “Mex rancan of the Pacifie? is o happy title not misapplicd. Tnspeaking of Mount Tacoma, Senator George I'. Edmunds says: “I would be willing to go 500 miles again to see that scene. The continent 15 yet in ignorance of what will be one of the grandest show places as well as sanitariums, If Switzerland is rightly called the playground of Europe, 1 am satisfied that round the base of Mount Rainier will come a prominent place of resort, not for America only, but for the world be- sldes, with thousands of sites for build- {ng purposes, that are nowhere excelled for the grandeur of the view that can be obtained from thom, with topographical features that would make the most per- fect system of drainage both possible and ensy, and with a most agreeable and health giving climate.” Thousands of delightea tourists over the Union Pacific the past year bear ample testimony to the beauty and majesty of this now empire of the Pacific northwest. R M S i Dr. Birney cures catarrh, Beo bldg. it i) THE CITY'S VALUATION. Uity Treasurer Rush Shows That it is Ridiculously Low. The following report has just been issued by City Treasurer Rus Total valuation ... Tax lovy 411 milis Total amount of t Tax levy distributed as ruufim‘ 20,000,176 50 830,07 49 General fund. ...... o144 280,002 63 Qurbing gut'r'ng an J 4 30000 r.-w.-r maintaining, . 34 10000 Police 100,000 | 100,000 80,000 80,000 72 20,000 18 100,000 90 30,000 27 530,007 40 7 1606 80 6,000 6) 20 47 2,674 45 st Curbing, Viaduct'. Park Bewer maintaining Dog liceuse, 8pecial tax collections: Bldewalk fund ...... District paving fund: Curbing and guttering. Bewer b Grading, eto. Eleventh street viadu Bixteenth street viaduct ... Tenth street viadue Blopiug of banks.. General collection— rom miscelluneous sources... g of long time bonds $o1¢ nt of prem of bonds ollected and of education— Lidconses otall k fines n police ¢ Btate apportion Frommiscellun Tax collected. ... #1000 Bonded indebtedness of the eity of Omala January 1, 1801, §1,056,100. e The new offices of the Great Rock Island route, 1602 Sixteenth and Farnam streots, Omaha, are the finest in the city. Call and see them. Tickets to all points eastat lowest rates. Still Another Tribute. The committeo of the bar association ap- pointed to make arrangements for the me- morlal meeting of thatbody in honor of the late Judgo Savago has called & meeting for touight in_the rooms of the peal estate exchange, New York Life building. The committee consits of the following entlemen: John L. Wel George B, Lake, . B. Hawley, W. R. Kelly, B, . B. Kennedy, . W. Simeral, Charles Ogden, M. V. Gannon and W. F. Gurley, S o A Presto! Change! Grayand faded beards made to assume their original color by apply- {ng Buckinghau's Dy for the whiskers, - 1t pever fails to satisfy. e ANNOUNCEMENTS, A few years ago aone-act play, ‘“Editha's Burglar,’ dramatized from Mrs. Frances Hodgson Burnett's story, made a very pro. nounced bit in many of the eastern cities. In fact so much favor was accorded 1t that it was determined to develop it into a completo play of sufficient lengthto run through a whole evening. Mr. Gus Thomas, the dramatist, undertook the task, and he treated the theme so cleverly that the play,simplified in the title to “The Burglar," has been a relgning favorite for two seasons, To- night *“The Burglar” will be produced at the Boyd, and will continue during the remainder of the week. }j: A. 8. Lipman, a competent actor, will assume the principal role and will be supported by a capable company. The great Hanlon-Volter-Martinetti Eng- lish pantomime and movelty company will open a four-night's engagement at the Boyd on Sunday evening next. Thisis the first ur this famous company has made of Amer- and thelr success has been enormous, APNSERC R oY P 9’ ¥ ONE ENJOYS Both the method and results when Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant and refreshing to the taste, and act jently yet promptly on the Kiduneys Liver and Boyels, cleanses the oy ‘em offectually, dispels colds, head iches and fevers and cures habitual constipation. Syrup of Figs is the nly remedy of its kiud ever pro duced, pleasing to the inste and ac: reptable to the stomach, prompt i ts action and truly beneficial in ite effects, pirepared only from the most healthy and agreeable substances, ite many excellent qualities coramend it to all and have made it the most pngulnr remedy known. yrup of Figs is for sale in 60c and 81" bottles by all leading drug- gists,. Any reliable druggist who may not have it on hand will pro- cure it promptly for any one who wishes to tiy it.~ Do mot accept any substitute, CALIFORNIA F16 SYRUP €O, 8AN FRANCISCO, CAL. LOVISVILE, KY: e WEW YORK, U.Y. Christmas Display Enlarged Each Day As announced on the Ist page we opened the balance of our stock of DOLLS yesterday and we have some bargains in BISQUE AND WASH DOLLS. 25¢ to $4.00 each, with pretty faces and ressive eyes; every one is cordially invited to come to our store every eve- ning. OPEN TILL 9 P, M. Toys and holiday goods on 5th floor. THE MORSE DRY GOODS CO. S, All Music at Half Price. 6,000 pieces only 1ic & copy at Mein berg’s, 16th st. bet. Capital ave & Dodge. uris e Gl Removed, Dr. C. Rosewater, physician and sur- geon, has moved to the Bee building, Room 222, telephone 504. ANOTHER SUICIDE, George Rrng Sendsa Builet Through His Head. George Rung, o horseshoer, living at No. 1708 Jackson strcet, committed suicide shortly before 1 o'clock yesterday by shooting himself in the right temple. For the last four months Rung had been in the employ of Watson, the blacksmith on Harney street. near Fifteenth. Five weeks ago he was married. His wife, who is avery pretty young woman, can assigu uo possiblo cause for the act. The couple lived happily and had a cosy home, at the place above referred to. Rung worked yesterday forenoon. When he went home to dinner, he washed his hands and face and told bis wife that he was fecling adly. “Then don’t go to work this afteruoon, George," said his wife. “Idon’t believe I shail. You godown and tell Watson to come up here. 1 want to tell him something in regard to the shoeing of a horse that the owner is very particular about. can't explain it to you. S0 you can bring \im back with you.'’ Inthe meantime, Mrs. Rung had placed the dinner on the table, Ruug took off his coat and shoes and lay on the bed in the room to theright of the dining- room. Hesaid he had no appetite and his wife said she would go for Watson. Hurriedly putting on ber wraps, the wife started for the shop. She had gone only afew minutes when the neigh- bors heard the report of a pistol. Rushing into the house they found Rung lying on his left side with a revolver in hLis right hand and & bullet hole in his right temple. Death was instantaneous. The blood streamed down over his face andon the bed making a ghastly sight for the heartbroisen wife when she returned. The bereaved woman stated to Tum Bee _reporter that their married life had been exceptionally happy and that, aside from her ° husband stating that “he did not feel well, she could not imagine any cause whatever for his sui- ciding. Rung was s German and twenty-nine years of oge. He hal resided in Omana about five months and had been at work during that time. He came to Omaha from Kansas City. e A Lasting Charm, Whether itis the climateso soft and balmy, the wealth of fruitand flower, the tfxoumnd and one lovely resorts, or all these combined it is hard to tell, but California, her climate, products and peopl > scoms to have 4 churm which lingers, We go elsewhere and_aro con- tent with our visit and the satisfaction of saying **we have been there,” but ono turns againand again to the beautaful golden state as toward the face of an old friend. The arrangements for this win- ter’s travel tothe Pacific coast are abso- lululiv perfect. The unrivalled facilities of the Union Pacifie, the old original overland route, are generously supple- mented by the Southern Pacific com- p:mf’ in improving their line via ogden 80 that the whole distance to San Fran- cisco is now the most luxurious trip on this continent,without the delay incident to winter travel. e s Who Was He? Messrs. Higgins, proprietors of the Com. mercial hotel, Jonesboro, Ark., sends the fol- lowing to Tk Ber, They say it is a dupli- cate of & plece of writing which they found in the pocketof & man who died at their honse, December 7. \ Gents: Please put in Globe the following: My nameis W. M. Phelps, was born in But- ler county, O. My show name is W. M. Beaumont. At my death I waut this pub- lished in the Globe-Democrat and the Omaha papers, W. M. PueLps, ’price‘s e Baking AS FINE AS THEY MAKE °EM. We wanttosay a word to you about FINE OVERCOATS. By that we mean gar~ ments made of materials such as your tailor makes to order and charges twenty-five, thirty= five, forty, fifty and even sixty dollars for. prices. We sell that sort of coats, but not at that sort o You go to your tailor, he takes your measure, pats you on the back, turns you around three or four times, remarks on your fine figure, says he'll put his best coat maker on your coat (they’re all best coat makers), and says: “Oh! Yes! I'll have your coat done for you night SURE.” Saturday You put on your old coat and go home, you put iton every time you go out and each time it seems to look shabbier than before until Saturday night when you put it on for the last time and go to your tailors with a bright smile and a determination to owe him for it (couldn’tdo that with us) and are met with the cheerful intelligence that “our best workman was taken sick and it was impossible to get your coat out.” You come into our store, shape, every size, every style, sure to get a fit. ance and you've saved money besides. ment of us. Are made by men whohave made a life study of the clothing businzss, wno state your needs, hundreds to choose THE COATS WE SPEAK OF TODAY Its different when you buy a gar- : from, You make your selection, no waiting, noa nnoy- every buay thousands of yardsof the best goods made direct from the mills, who buy trimmings by the case, who em- ploy the best workmen money can hire, who by making thousands of coats instead of dozens are able to turn out a coat ready to wear for what your tailor pays for his materials. linings andheavy satin marvellieux sleeve linings. You can buy of us as good a Chinchilla coatasis usually sold for thirty dollars, thirteen dollars (for oncethirteen is lucky.) AT EIGHTEEN-FIFTY ; 4 WE OPEN TODAY A RECENT PURCHASE Of the finest line ofhigh grade coats we have ever shown, at a saving of $8, $10, nay,even $18. ) ) ———TWELVE DOLLARS———— Gives you your choice of piles of beautiful Kerseys in black or brown, with Italian lining and satin sleeve lining; and hundreds of splendid Chinchillas in black or blue, with excellent trim- mings throughout. AT THIRTEEN-FIFTY AND FOURTEEN-SEVENTY-FIVE You get your choice of dozens of elegant Kerseys in brown, blue or black, with sil k and wool : AT SEVENTEEN DOLLARS a saving of A veryfire Kercey, made up better than the average merchant tailor makes a coat, very fine linings, erd very finely trimmed throughout. We are showing some magnificent Scotch Shetland Ulsters in handsomz colors. AT EIGHTEEN-FIFTY AND NINETEEN FIFTY any blizzard due this year. AT NINETEEN AND THREE QUARTERS DOLLARS We sell a beautiful Kersey, made up in fine style,the upper part lined with afine quality of satin duc hesse and the lower with a fine quality all wool cassimere. TWENTY-ONE-FIFTY AND TWENTY-TWO-FIFTY Buys asgood a coat of us as any tailor can make “to your order.” The workmanship as good as can be done. the shades as handsome as any man in Omaha wears. money can buy. Three shades--black, brown and mode. They'll defy The materials are as good as Thetrimmings are first class, and To gentlemen wiho claim to be fine dressers, and who are not averse to saving a few dol- 1a@rs, weextend a cordial invitation to inspect these very fine garments. NEBRASKA CLOTHING (O, FOURTEENTH AND DOUGLAS. During the Holidays—Open till nine o'clock, Saturdays ten o’clock. TRADE MARK THE GREAT YRADE MARK ENGLISH REM- EDY. ADp unfall- Inie cure for Sem- inal Weakness, Spermaterrhoes, Impotency and all discases tat i Memory, Univer— BEFORE TAKING, sal Lossitude AFTER TAKING, Painin the Back, Dimness of Vision, Premature 0ld Ak, and many oiher diseases that fead to insani OF consumption and a prematuro grave. ¥ Fuil particulars inour pamphiet, which we do- sifoto ment freo by mall to every one. §#~The Spe- Cifio Medicine 14 sold at 8l por packaxs, or six pack. ‘fagos for &5, or will bo sent frecby mail'on recelpt of thomoney, by addressing THE GOODMAN DRUG CO., 1110 FARNAM STREET, OMAHA, NEB On aocount of counterfeits we Lave adopted the yollow wrapper, the only genulne, “Let every bivd sing its own note.” While the air is full of ramors of bargains we “RISE T0 EXPLAIN’ that in Men's Suts it is better to pay a fair price and secure a good thing, than to waste money on cheap garments. Ex- amine our fine CHEVIOTS —r—AND—— CASSIMERES, |and you will agree that they are fully worth the money we ask for them, In quality, |fit and finish they are not to |be excelled even by first-class custom work. Cold weather is here, it is hightime todona heavy suit, GRADUATE DENTIST A Full Set of Teoth on_ Rubber, for Five DoLUARS, A perfoct fit guarante:d. Teoth oxtractod without pain or danger, and without anues- thetica Gold and sliver filMngs at lowest rates. Bridge and Crown Work, Teeth with- uul?xlnlu. All work warranted. OFFICE PAXTON BLOCK, 16TH AND FARNAM Entrance, 10th street elevar Open evens Bgs uaill 8 o'clock, ( THE SPECIALIST. PRIVATE DISEASES. A cure guaranteed 1n 3 Lo ive duys without tholoss oflan hour’s time. STRICTURE Permanently cured without pain or_instruments: no cutting; no dilating, The most remarkibie remedy known to modern sclence. Wrlte for clrc SYPHILIS CURED IN 80 TO BO DAYS. Dr. MeGrow! t for thisterrible blood dis- enso has been pronounced the most powerful and dy ever dlscovered for the absoluts Isenso. His success with this di A complote CURE GUAKD Vrite for cireulars. "LOST MANHOOD and all weakness of the sexual organs, NOrvousness, timidity and despordency absolutely cured. Thero: lief 13 immediate and complete. SKIN DISEASES, Catarrh, rheumatism, and all disensesof theblodt liver, kidneys and blsdder permancntly cured. F EMALE DISEASES and neuralgla, neryousness and disenses of thestom. ach cured. ‘he Doctor's “llome Treatment” for ladies s pronounced by ull who have used it, to by the most complete and_convenlent remedy ever of- fered for the treatment of fomale diseases. Itls truly & wonderful remedy. No Instruments; o pain. HOURS FOR LADIES FROM 2 TO 4 ONLY. DR. McGREW’S marvelons success has won for him n reputation which Is truly national In character, and his great army of patients reaches from the Atiantic to the Pacifie. The Doctor 18 aduate of “REGULAR' medicino and has had longand careful experience In hospital practice, and {s chssed among the leading spectalists In modern sclence. Treatment by corre: spondence. Writo for eirculars aboul each of the above diseases, FREE. Office, 14th mnd Farnam Sts Entraneson elther streot. OBAH Medical and Surical lsfitute Corner Oth and Haroey Streets, Omaha. FOR THE TREATMENT OF ALL Chronic Diseases and Deformities. DR. A. T. MoLAUGHLIN, President. Founded by Dr.J. W.McMenamy. “LUCK IS PLUCK" u have fun & muck agal me Dis: couraging Disease which vou pant your amily doctor fo know aboul, remember that plarsour Excluaty d Successful M s for Hook mialed ( ) RIE MEDICAL 00 Bufalo N.Y. DISEASE, YOU WiLL FIND THAT PLUCK WINS LUCKY" THE BEST RUBBER DOOTS & SHOES IN A HE.- W ORILT), ARE MADE BY THE Woonsocket % Rhode Island Rubber Go And we are their western agents and always carry a large stock. Address, Americen Hand Sewed Shos Go 1204 and 1206 Harney Street. ' NO CURE! rDOWNS | NO PAY. 18168 Douglas S'tr-eet, Omaha, Neb. Beventeen yoars experience. A regular graduate In modicin dicine, as the greatest suc 11> s, Chronic and Private Diseases. o Bpermatorrha nhood, Seminnl W eases of the Blood, Skin und Urinary Organs. N. 13, 1 cure. Consultation fres. Book (Mysterios of Life) s a. w10 12w, aknoss, Night Losses. Impotency, Syi Kuaranteo §500 for every case L undertake and fal out freo. Oficehours—9a. w. to¥ p. m. Bundays A California Ngr_vi ' Foes Makes New Frosh Blood and Pro- duces Flesh. Scrofula, Iiad Cireulation of the Blood a3 weil as th iz: Nervous and aution, Pre- any form. Col in the Back and ot to the shullow © people should take this great er, Try thewm, and you will join the thou ‘men and’ w who dally bless r bebaif, They ard cents & vial. Kor sale by Duggist Address NeIseo, GAL. e ¢ s & Co., Cor. 1Ih & Douglas Streets. r & Co.. Councll Blufts, lows. AND PRINCIPAL DAUGQIETS EVERYWHERE DR. SANDEN'S | PACIFIC PRINCIPAL POINTS EAST, WEST, NORTH and SOUTH —AT 1302 Farnam Street. Harry P, Deuel, City Passenger and Ticket Agent. manent C E F ORGANL: et g . Pl 3 R Il troating with Aper toed for Catarrhy ture, and all dlgs Dvunlpll;