Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 13, 1891, Page 5

WORLD'S FAIR DEPARTMENTS. | Convention of Exposition Representatives of | America Proposed. WIAT EACH LOCALITY WILL FURNISH, All May Consid, Explain the Work Under ation in Varlous Parts of the Union—Garden City Gossip. Citicaco Buneav or Tre } Crieaco, I1L, Nov. Becrotary Dickinson sent out notices today for one of tho most importaut moctings that the Worla's fair managers have ever con templatea. Itisto be a convention of the Bxposition representatives of the various | states of the union with the members of the board of reference and control of the Na- tional commission and the local directory. Every state -and territory of the union is asked and expeoted to send a ropreseutative, 80 that all may explain the work in various parts of the country and cach stato may learn tho advantago of every plan followed in getting up exhibits, Bach representative vill be expected to tell, as far as possible, what s state expects to do, so that the convention will practically decide what the states of the unicn will display at the exposi- tion. About 150 people are expected, mclud- fug many ladies, and tho meetings 'will bo beld on December 9, probably i the city council chamber, Mrs. Potter Palmer, president of the woman’s board, adds to the invitation tho statement that she desires all ladies who are members of the various state boards to bo present in order that they may be made fully acqumnted with the plaus for promoting tho exposition ork of women, Director Gieneral George R. Davis, who fell ill Sunday, is reported to bo much better this morning. The colonel’s coudition on Monday was thought to be serious and it was Teared he would be ncapacitated for work for gome time, The trouble was an aflliction of tho throat complicated by a lung difieulty, due to exposure in the inclemeut weather on Bunday. At a meeting of the exocutive committes of tho trafic managers today Jay Cox banded in & report showing that during October two more trafic associations of the Associated Railways cf Virginia and tho Carolinus, rep- resouting ten roads, and a freight traflicasso- ciation of the middle states, representing thirty-nine roads, has agreed to freo return of exhibits for the fajr. This leaves but ono trafilc association to take action. Sixty-six independent lines have mado tho sume cession, making 400 lines in ail that have mgreed to return exhibits froe. TRADERS' BANK AFFAIRS, Byron L. Smitb, receiver of the Traders’ ‘bank of Chicago, filed a report beforo Juage Bhopard today stating that he has on hand uncollectabio bills and claims amounting to mbout 350,000 The receiver ropresonted that it would cost more to collect these claims than could be received ou them, and tho vourt entered an order authorizing a salo of the assets to the highest bidder. RECFPTION TO THE UNION PRINTERS, A reception was given to the union printers of the city this afternoon in the maguificant composing room of the New Herald building. Mhe room is beautitully lighted, the cases all have iron f ana each “‘alley” bears the Herald monogram in gilt. The copy cutter's box is fuovaished like a capitalists office, and all the finishings aud furniture in the depart- ment is of ouk. BISHOP MERRILL IMPROVED, ‘The anthorities at the Wesley hospital to- day reported that Bishop Merrill of tho Methodist Episcopal church continues to im- rove, thoush. rather slowly. He appears righter than he has since bis siciness and those about his bedside have more ground to hope he will recover. FAILED TO FIND THEIR INDIANS, Four dirty-faced urchins, ranging in age from 8 to 10 years, were arraigned in polico court today, charged with robbiug several stores in flyde Park and Lake. 'The officer: after urranging the tiny culprits in line, placed on the magistrates desk four bugo re Volvers which, 1t was alleged, was a portion of the plunder taken last week from a hard- ware store at 4444 State street, with which tho youngsters had declared they intended to ight Inatans on the western plains. Seven Loxes of strong cigars, part of which had been consumed, were alsoumong the plunder. NEW ARTIFICIAL ICE PROCESS, James M. Evans of Paterson, N. J.. the fuventor of a new process of ice making, is here organizing a company for the erection of ® large plant. Mr. Kvans claims for his jce muking invention a vast saving in time, expenso of machinery and mwechanical power. PATRONIZE IRELAND. Efforts of the earl and countess of Aber- deen to awakon interest in the work of the iriun Home Industries assoclation are meet- ng with great success in Chicago. At an in- formal reception given at the residenco of Mrs. Potter Palmer, at which a number of prominent peovle were present, hearty co- oporation was promised toward making the proposed exhibit at tho fair a success and gualing a market for the products of Irish fndustry in this country. REVOLT IN THE ROYAL LEAGUE, There is a revolt in the ranks of tho Royal league. The members have become very groatly dissatisfied with tho lack of repro- wentation in tho supreme councilof the order. e order has now nearly seventy councils n this city and state and not ono of these Dodies hus any voice in the supreme council or management of the affairs of the order. WESTERN PEOPLE 1N CHICAGO, The following westorn peoplo are in city. At the Pacific—W. W. Wilson, Lincol Mr. and Mrs, FU M. Hubbell, Mi Beulan C. Hubbell, Des Moines, Iu.; G. W, Bever, Codar Rapids, la.; Clotand, Mr. and Mvs. D. P. Wagne Wall, Sioux City, In. At' the Palmer—H. T. ;‘nlls, S, D.; Mrs, C. C." Whitten, a.; Jdames N. Clarke, Hustings; Boreh, 1. G. Meyer, C.A. Frick, C. rick, Burlington, Ia.; J. W. Youst Madison, In.; Charles A. Clark, Cedar Rapids, Ia. At the Wellington—K. L. Lewls, Omaha, At the Auditorium—Mr. and Mrs. Hen AWest, Des Moines, Ia.; Mrs. G. W. Bever Cedar Rapids, Ta.; A, Omaha. Uso Hallor's Barb Wire Liniment for Dorses, it never fails to cure cuts, wounds the Corson, Tho princes of the burnt-cork world will appear at Boyd's new theater on Tuesday nd Wednosday ovenings and Wednesday Bfternoon of next week, when Primrose & West's minstrels will introduce themselves Lo tho Omaba publio in a new garb. “Mr. Potter of Texas” will undoubtedly prove successful as a play on account of its contemporary interest, its bright, wholesome character, and that pléntiful supply of quick blovercess which has marked all of Mr, un ter's work. Joseph Whoelock, Jeffroys Lowis, Frank Aiken, Maurico Drow, Leo Lamar and May Haines, will be seen in the resentation given at Boyd's new thoator or two nights, commencing Sunday evering pext. Tho sale of seats will commenco to- morrow at 9 o'clock. Ray L. Royee in “Tom’s Vacation" at the Grand Monday. Kato Claxton at the Farnam Street theater Sunday. “An American Boy” at the Far- Bbam Street theater. X — - Gessler's MagicHeaaacne Wafors.Cures a Beadachesin 20 minutes. At all druggists S - The Howe Scales, the only “scele with pro- tected bearings. No chook rods. Cat- logues of Borden & Solleck Co., Agls., Chi- eago, Il ——— Delightfully Successful, Tho soclal club of All Saints Episcopal phurch gave a soclal and dauce last night at Washiogton ball which proved to be oue of the most delightful gatherings of the kiad tindortaken for many months. There wero about 500 present during the wveniug. The first part of the evening was voted to musio aud sociability, and 10 o'clock the chairs were cloared n\\n\ and those who wished to engaged 1n A number of delighti ful dances. Light refreshments wero served by the ladies of the guild. Tho entertainment being so g-oat a suc- cess, it is altogether probable that the club will hold similar gatherings monthly during the winter, -— RECENT ARMY ORDERS. Changes of Interest in the Regular Service Yesterday. yasmixato, D. C., Nov. 12.—(Special Telogram to Tne B T'he following army orders were issued today: Leave of absence for four months with per- mission to go beyond the sea, Lo take effect about December 8, 1801, is granted Lieuten- ant Colonol William B. Hughes, deputy quartermastor ceneral, The commanding weneral Department of the Platte will desig- nate an officer of his command to perform the duties of Lieutenant Colonel Hughos during his absence on leave. The leave of absence granted Secona Lisutenant William H. Withelm, Tenth infautry, August 2, 1501, is extended one month, Hy direction of the acting secratary of war the following nssignments to duty of ofticers of the meaical department, recently ap- pointed, are ordered: First Lieutenant Henry C. Flishor, assistant surgeon, will pro- ed "from this city to Fort Riley, Kan., to report in person for duty to the commanding officer of that post, reporting by letter to the commanding general Department of the Missouri; First Lioutonant Henry A. Shaw, assistant surgeon, will pro- ceed from Worcestor, Mass.. to Fort Me- Kinney, Wyo., ana report in person for duty to the commanding oficer of that post, re- vorting by lotter to the commanding general Dopartment of the Platte, First Lieu- tenant Samuel R. Dun assistant sur- goon. will proceod from New York City to Fort Sill, Okl., and report in person for duty to the commanding general Department of the Missouri. First Lieutgnant I k T, Merriweather, assistant _surgeon, will pro- ceed from Asheville, N. C., to Fort Adams, R. L, and report in person for duty to the commanding oficer of thut post, relieving Captain Arthur W. Taylor, assistant surgeon, and reporting by letter to the commanding general Department of the First T nt Charles . Kiefer, assistant surg Il proceed from Phila delphia, Pa., to Fort Sheridan, Ia., and re- port, in person for duty to the commanding officar of that post, reporting by letter to the commanding general Department of the Missouri, The extension of leave of absence granted Captain Joshua L. Fowler, econd cavalry, Octeber 29, 1801, 18 farther extended fiftoen days. Leave of absence for four months, to take effect December 1, 1501, is grantod First Lieutenant John Pitcher, First cavalry. Murder Will Out. Hazieroy, Pa., Nov. 12.—The murder of John and William Kester, October 15, 1588, at their farm house acar Seybertsyillo, caused great excitement at the time and for months afterward. It is supposed the murderers so- cured nearly $20,000 in goid. A large reward was offered for their capture but no clno was found until last Sunday, when a brawl in a low dive botween Henry Higgins, the pro- prietor, and nis wife, furnished it. Mrs. Higgins accused her husband of the crime in the presonco of witnesses and was in turn told by him that if he shoutd hang she would also. Chiof Hampton, of. the coal and iron volice, was notified, and as there was another man mentioned by’ Mrs, Higgins as having been intercsted in the crime, Joseph Eveland, another dive keeper, he. induced Eveland’s wife to tell what she knew of tho crime. Yes- torday she mado an_afidavit that her bu band, Higgins and Mrs. Higgins, who was dressed as a man, committed the murder, and all three wero arrested and held for a hearing next Monday. Chief Hampton says he will have a chain of evidence that will fasten the crime upon them. e STRUNG UP BY A MOB. Lynching of a Lascivious Kentucky Negro. Papucan, Ky., Nov. 12.—Joe Mitcholl, the negro who had outraged the daughter of William Mayfiold, was strung up by a mob, who_took him away from an ofticer in the magistrate’s office. il S Death of Veteran. Quixe, 1L, Nov. 12.—The death of Colonel John M. Glover, one of the most prominent men of northeast Missouri, occurred at his lome 10 Knox county yosterday. Ho was 65 vears of age and had always taken an_active interest in public affairs. He served through the war as colonel of the Third Missouri cay- alry, a regiment enlisted from both sides of the river. Heserved three successive terms in congress as a domocrat, having beeu first elected in 1872, He leaves three children. Hill Mcots His Friends at Valley. The ropublicans of Valley precinct, under, the auspices of the members of the Union club, banquetted the coutty superiutendent- olect, Mr. Hill, Wednesday evening at the Union club rooms. The supper was at the Union house, after which remarks were made by Messrs, Hill, Whitworo, Turner and Sul- livan. Vocal and instrumental music, toasts and speaches followed. ‘The reception shows bow highly Mr. is held 1 bis own procinet. e Lively Rate War Probable. KAxsas Citv, Mo., Nov. 12.—The Chicago & Alton has mado a through rate of $15 from Kansas City to Cincinnati over the Altun and the Obio & Mississippi via St. Louis. Ior some months the Obio M sippi has veen offering the rate to the western reads, but the assoctation have mnot dared This ¢ in all hkelihood rate from the In- dianupolis lines and will prokably result 1n a lively rate war. Hill Eires No gripping, no nausea, no pain whon De- Witt's Littlo Iarly Risers aro taken. Small pill. Safo pill. Best pill. pacea Vi About the Cruiser Nownrk. Bostoy, Muss., Nov. 12.—Lioutonant Com- manaer H. N. Manney s authority for the statoment that the United States cruiser Nowark will sail Saturday next from tho Charleston navy yard. There is little talk now among the officers about the Chilian uffair, and it Is not known whether tho cruiser wiil be ordered to that country or uot. It ls quite certain, however, that the vessel's destination will be the South Amer- ican station. . dollar piano, Four hundred and fifty for $187.50. Warranted seven your's Now scale. Hayden Bros. e Brewers Form a Trust, Crxorssaty, O, Nov. 12,1t is said that al) but two of the twenty-seven broweries in Cinclunati, Covington and Newport have agroed upon a consolidation similar to that of the whiskey trust, to reduce exvenses and control tho trade. ——— DoWitv's Little Early Risors; best littlo pilis for dyspepsia, sour stomach, bad breath. Barkalow & Root, 614 N. 16th, just re coived carload choice Michigan apples —_— PERSONAL PARAGRACHS. Loran Clark of Albion is at the Murray. L. G. Austin of Ashland is at the Paxton, John H. Ames of Lincoln is at the Millard. H. H. Robinson of Kimball isat the Pax- ton. Frank W. Goff of Neoraska City is at the Casoy. F. Faulkuer of Schuyler is a guest at the Millard, Mrs. L. E Mathews of Fremont is at the Paxton. R H. G the Casoy Dr. Leas, mayor of Chadron and one of the live, energetic men of the northwest, is in the vity. Miss Lizzie Goldman, who presides over tho Casey news stand has been seriously ill for several days. viiths and wife of Albion are at - A very small pill, but 'y good one. De- Witv's Little Early Risers. THE OMAHA [FOR THE COMING ART SHOW, Western Art Arssoiation Busyy Preparing for Its Annual Exhibition, TO HAVE MANY ATTRACT VE FEATURES. Beautiful and Famous Paintings Will Be shown and Rare and Cur.« ous Works—P. D. Ar- mour's Generosity, Exposition hall was the scens of great activity yesterday. A foroe of carpenters and artists, ander the supervision of Mr. George W. Lininger and Me. C. F. Gatlin, bave possession of the largo hall aud are rapidly converting it into a very attractive art gallery. The fall exhivition of the Western Art assoclation will open In that building next Monaay and tho present indications aro that this will bo the most successful and most claborate exhibit ever undertaken by the association, ‘The first fioor will be devoted largely to foreign work ana loanad picturos, Creigh- ton college has askea for a large space, and workmen wera bus; esterday preparing the cases for the collego exhibit. Promis: d Attractions. The cases on the main floor are arranged in the form of a double cross and reach the full length and widtn of the hall. The light will be ood and the accommodations first class. In addition to tho great pic- tures already mentioned in Tur BEE that are to become a part of this grand exhivit, the Chicago Art Institute has al- ready sont twenty-five cases of paintings to be shown and more will follow. The art school at Utica, N, Y., has also applied for space. There will be an extensivo display of In- dian_ relics and ourios in the south side of the gallery under the supervision of Mr. Julius Moyer and Dr. Kohnstamm. Maior Clarkson lins cousented to superintend the military and army rolic display, whicn will also be in tho gallery, The north sido of the gailery has been set aside for the work of tha Western Art asso- ciation and 8 great many pieces in oil and water colors aro already on the spot and are being arranged on the wall. Special precaution has been exercised with regard to safoty. It will bo absolutely im- possiblo for fira to get a start in the hall, for two large hose will bo kept in tho building constantly connected with the hydrant, and a special detail of oficers for day and night will keop watch over the valuable produc- tions on exhibition, Mr. Lininger, Mr. Catlin and Mrs. Briggs will be at the hall every day this weel.. A tolophone <has been placed in tha oftice $0 that those who have pieces they will loan or which they wish to exhibit may communi- cate with tho superintendents at any time by telephono. - Tho aumber of the phono is 610, P. D. Armour's Generosity. Unprocedented interest is manifested in the exhivit by all classes, Everybody seems disposed to nid 1t to n s 1 E. A. Cudahy, wife of Omabn’s great packer, recently wrote to Mr. Philip D. Armour, the Chicago millionaire, asking that gentleman to loan some of his valuable canvases for the occasion. Following 15 a copy of Mr. Ar- mour’s genorous roply Cri1caGo, Tl., y Dear Mrs Cud- ahy: Uhavo yoursof November&and fully note it. 1 would gladly ot you have any- thing I possess in the art line. ~ I don't balieve Lreally have unything worthy of the trouble of sending 5o far away. If your association wishies to send to my house and see what T have, T wiil sce that anything selected is for- yarded. I'vo no vory cxponsiva pictures. and Lve no treasures that compare with Gene: Ao TYa ha twe or threo ot mineh gallery with his, and the contrast was so striking that I don't beileve they compare favorably. At all ovents I'venothing to co; pare incost with his. | rl«fl nething to send you as T T ta s purcl wost of them, has mndo very sensible seloc- They are . and my at'T hardly odit to you Wiy and being willing am, very sin- ) ARMOUR. tions: but simp'y things g8 | you would feel it much it L torwarded you any thing. “l\lllll" you every succe to send you anything I have, PriLie e First Bad Boy—Hi thero, Jimmy! Wotycr snipe from that drug store? Second ditto—Ther nicest thing yor ever sec—coma on and have sum. Second bad boy pulls out bottle of Haller's Sure Cure Cough Syrup, First ditto—-Oh, my ! ain’t that bully ! Second ditto—. Uoulmr life, ma s it's best thing sho evor saw for coughs and colds. e Half Kat s Last. On Monday, November 16, the Chi- cago & Northwestern railway will place on sale tickets to Indianapolis, Tnd., and return at half fave. Good returning till November 24. For further information apply at city ticket oftice, 1401 Farnam stroct. SEVEKAL SCHEMES, Plans Which Will Keep the Real Estate Owners Association Busy. ‘The directors of the Real Istate Owners association held their regular meeting ves- terday afternoon. On motion of Mr. C. Taylor, the president, secretary and Major Halcombo were ap- pointed a committes on government sup- plies. Mr. Taylor explained thut a very large amount of supplies wora purchased for this department of the army, but these sup- plies were purchased at other points, wheieas Thoy might as well bo. purchased i Omaha and thus increase the bulk of business here by about §5,000 per mouth. The commitiee wil_take tho matter in hand at ouce. The following resolution was introduced and laid over until the next meeting : It having been brought to th8 attention of this assoclution that the county conimission- ers of Dougias county have squandered and spent, coutrary to law, a larzo' amount of the tax payers' money, it therefore becon the auty of this assoclation to atonco | imenced against s I of thew Lexpendit rall mi law and likowls demennor of ofice. The manufacturing committon was in- structed to confer with Vice President Clark with u view to having tho shops at Omaha increasod by the addition of a car wheel foundry, o "followiog resolution was offeced and adopted r bondsmen. to m contrary to ution Lor s epair shops in O could be ady cously used at this point by thoir se One Mi One minute time ofton makes a great dif- ference—a oue minute remedy for bronchit choking up of the throat, lungs, ete., fo course is a blessing. Cubeb Cough Curd is such a remedy. For sale by-all druggists. Cubeb Cough Cure—One minute, —— The new Hotel Brunswick, 16th and Jackson. with all modern improvementa, Now open for guests. Moderate prices. e ANG TO K1LL Attempted Murder the Result of a Neighborly Quarrel. A roport from the fuir grounds that a man had bean shot was telephoned into the police station at 7:10 o'clock last evening, The patrol wagon, with haif a dozen ofMicers, started for the locality at once. The shooting, what there was of it, occurred in & little two-room houss at 3931 North Twenty-first street. Two families occuby the house, John Bishop, with bis wife aod & couple of chil- dren, and James Poek, with a family of toe same size. Bishop is reported to bo i general good-for-nothing and s a frequenter of the polico court prisonor's dock. Peek is re- ported to be little better. Oue of Peek’s ouildren was impudent to DAILY BEE: FRIDAY, Mrs. Bishop and hor .tusband slapped the ohild. This made Peak abgry and he drew revolyer and threatetsd to shoot Bishop. Mrs. Bishop chipped in whd, with the assist- anco of hor husband, pushed Peek out fnto the yard, [t was thon that Peek pulled the trigger, The bullet whizzed protty close to Bishop's head and buried itself in the wall, doing no harm. Peek at uneo fld to some neighbor's house Mounted Officers Burngand Wilver stayed to look him up and arresthim for shooting with intent to kill. — o The soft glow of thotea rose 1s acquired by ladies who use Pozzoxi's CompLexios Pow- bR, Try it. Barkalow & Root, 614 N, 16th, just re- ceived carload choice Michigan upples. patciues Mg PUARMACY Board of Examniners Reorganized Applicants for License Eximined. Lixcory, Neb,, Noy. 12.—[Special to Tur Bek)— The board of examiners of tho Ne- braska State Board of Pharmacy met at the capitol builaing yesterday and reorganized by the election of the following officers for the ensuing year: Max Becht, Omaha. presidont; W, D. Hallar, Blair, vice presi- dent; M. I trice, vice president; James Reed, Nevraska City, treasuror; Heary D. Boyden, Grand Island, secretarios. T'he president appoiuted tne following com- mittees: On finance, Hullar and Shultz, on violation of law, James Keed;on printing and supplies, Boyden, Reed and Bocl The subjects for oxamination were assigned as follows: Practical pharmacy, James 1ead; theoretical pharmacy, W. D. Hallar; materia medica, H. D. Boyden; toxicology, Max Becht; chemistry, M. £, Schuitz, Thirty-thren applicants were present and examined, of which number the following namod persons ‘vere successful in pas: tho examination and_received their certiti- d pharmacists in the slufiu rank_Alley, Louisville V. Boghtol, Priend; W. 2 Biuffs; J.C. Brown, York; C.\ Tee Chadr Hooper, Upland; Friond: Jones, Friend; H. .lmwn. Springview K. Johnson, ' IRRandolph; Irauk Ne Exoter; Mrs. S. Royds, Ansiey; 1L B. Red- mon, Henderson; Rusickn, Dodge; W. H. Seip, Lincoln; albort 1 Sterdi, Crete; H. H. Traver, Palmyra; G. A. Thompson, Ponca; I. W. Haughey, Elmwood. All pharmacists who have changed their addroess aro requested to report the same at once to the secretary. The board adjourned 10 meet at Omaha Fabruary 9, 1503, in the parlors of the Hotel Dellone, ard at Lincoln, Fabruary 10, 152, in the state house. i gotg Constipation poisons tho blood; DeWitt's Little Barly Risers curo constipation. The cause removed, tho disease is gone, e piano. Sold on STATE BOARD, Now scale. Now installments. Wegman tuning device. Hayden Bro sovrn onaud. Yard and Office Notes. A. J. Snowden, a prominent patron of this market, was here with fifteon cars of cattlo shipped from Whitman. f. Gilpin of Rambo, Colo., brought in four cars of cattle and A. W. Mergleman of Puoblo, Colo., had ono car tere. Georgo P. Smith, & Colorado rangeman who has boen hero for somo days looking after his cattlo interosts, returned to Denver yesterday. W. P. Samson brought in two cars of cat- tle from Pueblo, Colo. C. 1. Mendenhall and Mr. Scribuer of tue samo placo murketed two loads each. J. E. Barker, Long Pine, Frank Walkor, Ainsworth, and G. F. Scoville, Hartington, were among the promuent hog shippers on vesterday’s markot. & Co. sent in cattle Montgomery, Swan from Van Tassell, Wyo. R. Tait bad three cars here from Isip and WM. Lanman had cight cars also from Islip, Wyo. At the close of the season the quality of western range cattle received hero becomes poorer, owing to the fact that most rauchmen ship tho tops of thoir hords earty i the sea- son, and tho cattle coming to market now s mostly tailings, therefore but few rangers sold last week for over #+ per 100 pounds. Wyoming ¢ s Market. John Smythe, a prominent Wyoming cattle- wan, was at the Delmonico yesterday. He brought in his last bunch of cattle for the soason. Hesays that within tho past vear at least twenty of his neighboring ranchmen have diverted their shipmonts from Kansas City and Chicago to this market. There is a growing feelng among_the caitlemen in the great northwest that South Omaha is fast running ahead of Kunsas C Shipping through to Chicago is becowming less common also, owiug to tho very high freight ratos. The briage toll alond at Council Blufls amounts to $ per ear, which cats up much of the protit. e1d Un by Footpads. About 8 o’clock Wednesday evening M. and C. Smith, two oftice boys in the employ of Swift & Co., while carrying two time checks amounting 1n all to somo $15 to be deposited in the South Omaha National bank, wero held up on Railroad avenue, near tho Q street viaduct, by two men and forced to disgorge av tho point of a pistol. The boys at once reported the robbery to the police, but were unablo to des ribo their assailan Dusty Streets. Tho city council at its last meeting ordered that N street be washed by the fire company, but owing to the sudden cold snap has causea the cleaning to be postponed. The present condition of N street and Twenty-fourth is very bad, When a strong northwester gots gyrating along these two strcots the clouds of dust that blind pedestrians would make the desert of Sahara green with envy, Magic City siniatures. H. H. Bowland of Springviewis visiting In this city. Miss Lincoln, Tho daughter of Mr. with diphtheria. Fillmore Dorsey of Herman was a welcome Magic City visitor. W. D. Bussott and Henry Harlow of Blen- coe, Ta., aro in the city. ne policemen’s ball was a financial success 5 baving been realized. §, Seribner and W. Bowen ot Guuuison, Colo., were visiting at the yards Real estato transfers amounting to $3,000 wore fllea in tho clerk’s oftico yosterday Charles Ray, a vag and incorvigiblo drunk was given fiftden days at the county jail, A. Zimmerman, aceused of assaulting Charles Hyman, was found guilty and sent up for ten duys. Bon S. Acams has raturned from Lincoln, where ho took 319,000 in bonds of grating districts 1, 2, 3 and 4 to be registored, L. 18, Gorham, gencéal westorn agent the Rock Island, with headqu Lako City, returned home ellie Bayliss has returned from Wyman is very low for Salt inyg after City. The splendid new I°r. an church, Twenty-fifth _and J streets, t ncaring completion. The edifice will be ready for oc- cupancy about the middle-of next month, Chris Auderson was up before Judge King yesterday, charged with stealing cinthes valued at §0, from Gins Schmelz. Corls will board at the city's “experse for fifteen days. C Julius Page, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Madson, Twenty-ifth"iid N streots, died at 1o'clock Wednesday.™The intorment was at 2 o'clock yesterduy atternoon in Laurel Hill cemetery. Mrs. Porter, wife of Charlos L. well-known and popular citizen, d family residence at 9 o'clock worning. She will be buried afternoon in Lauvel Hill — - Fine as silk—Halier's German Pilis, e up. Porter, a at tho storday Saturday Organs from $25 Haydon Bros. Ensy terms. -— Fuila Permits, The following permits were 1ssued by tho | superintendent of buildings yesterlay: George N. Hicks, two-story frame dwell . ing, 106 South Thirty-first strect Two minor peruilts 100 - - shuckers For Haller's Salve. corn 3,500 | Australian | NOVEMBER 1¢ DELICIOUS Flavoring Extracts NATURAL FRUIT FLAVORS. Vanilla 4 Lemon - Orange -~ Almond - Rose etcs) Flavor as delicately and dellclously as the fresh frult. Of perfect purity. Of great strength. Economy In thelr use Visitor: 1 CHILDRE! Mrs. Browning I SUBSCRIBE FOR ‘ST, . DO You? LeDuc's Periodical Pills. Fronch remedy acts directly upon the and cures supprosston of the or throu for n be mailed. Shiould notbe used durin drngglsts und tho public suppiiod by Goodmian Druz Co.. Omala. Drs.BETTS & BETTS PHYSICIANS, SURGEONS and SPECIALISTS, 1409 DOUGLAS ST., OMAHA, NEBRASKA. N'T SEE HOW 1 CAN GIVE MY A TASTE FOR READING. IT 'S AN EASY MATTER. Nicnoras." Office hours from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m, Sonday from 10a. m. to 1 p. m. Bpecialists in Chronic, Nervous, Skin and Blood Discasos, £ Consoltation at offico or by mail free. Medicines sent by mail or expross, securely packad, free from observation. Guaranteos to curo quickly, safely and permanently. Tho most widely and favorably known epocial- Ists in tho United States. Thoir long experience, remarkable ekill and universal success in the treatment and cure of Nervons, Chronic and Sur- gical Diseasos, entitle theso eminent physicians to the full confidence of the afilicted evorywhere They guarantee : A CERTAIN AND POSITIVE CURE for the awfnl aflects of early vice and tho numerous evils that follow 1n its train, PRIVATE, BLOOD AND SKIN DISEASLS spoadily, compietely and permanently cued. NERVOUS DEBILITY AND SEXJAL DIS- ORDERS yiold readily to their sekillfal reat- ment. PILES, FISTULA AND RECTAL \ 4CERS guaranteed cured without pain or detontion from business. HYDROCELE AND VARICOCELE perma. nently and successfully cured in every caso. BYPHILIS, GONOKRH#A, GLEET, Sporma- torrhaa, minal Weaknesd, Lost Manhood, Njght Emissions, Decayed Faculties, Fe Weaknoss and nll delicate disorders peculi either sox positively cured, as well as all fone- tional disorders that result from youthful follies or tho excess of mature years. Strigture Gueranteed permanently cured, removal complote, without cut. ting, caustic_or dilatation. Cure offected al homo by patient without a moments puin or annoyance. TO YOUNG AND MIDDLE-AGED MEN A Sure Cure Tho awful effects of early vice which brings organic wenknoss, dostroying both mind and body, with all its droaded ills, permanontly cured. Addross thoso who have impar. Drs. Betts & ienaiven s imorepor e dulgonco and solitary habits, which ruin_ both mind and body, unfitting them for business, study or marringe. MARRIED MEN, or those entering on_that happy 1o, awars 6f physical debility, quickly 6 conts postago for colehrated works on Chronic, Nervous and Dolicate Diseasos. Thousands cured. §%~A friondly letter or call may save you fatare suffering and shame, and add golden years to life. §#7~No lottor answored unless accompanied by 4 conts in stamps, Address, cr call on DRS. BETTS & BETTS, 1409 Douglas St., OMAHA, = = NEBRASKA. ER 14 KIDD'S GERM snuso 1Lkl Wled in 42, 83 UINE MICROB AN s ™ o ihaso the microbe or corm. Put up and AtLor 21 3 KIT Sevkor . Nonth Omaha: Ellis Contneil Blufs i WHY DO YOU COUGH ? § Do you know that a lttle Cough is 8 dangerous thing 1 DOCTOR AGHER'S ENGCLISH REMEDY fWill Stop a Cough at any time iand Cure the worst Cold in twelve hours. A 25 Cent bottic may save you $100 in Doctor's bills-may save your life, ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR IT. IT TASTES GOOD. BURE "PINK BILLS! Dr. Acker’s English Pms RE ANDIGE! H 11, plensnut, o favorlt H & €O, OMAHA andi ¢ French 1ves o ol 1 i wd SHER ONNELL, Gonorri 1. cured In 2 days by th led the KING. It di sorbed Into the infliam oen or vheon nedy entit- Al and Is ab- rts. Wil rofund s oL Cur cainnes strioture lore 18 o reliable articl o, OF 2 for 5 per mall propuid MeO ek & Lund, Oniuhs : Pisa's Remody for Catareh is the Easiest 10 Use, sud Cheap y drngeists or sent by o, k5. . Liazeitine, Warron, Pa. Keeping Komfortable Is just as expensiv through and either from it or being unfitted easy and not halfso chilled taking cold for e as getting attending to your duties to the vest advantage. VERCO AW have ool > monoy. Bt wem, woll made, otter ones for mo because CHE mako ali our own clothing and g sy conceivable cloth, our house, make room, 41x88, occupying the entire 3d floor. for this winter's teade. Boys appearing g you need not bo shy of a cheap overcoat in APNESS with us does not antee it. and MEN'S Al $10.00 arment can bo had for that vri We INFERIORITY., Wae mean is to be found in the overcont are thousands of them,ali new, trimming The Overcoats, $4 and $5. In the Children’s department, we have Children’s Cape Kilt Overcoats, sizes and upw: 1s, all wool, si 3 to 6 years, at £3.50, $4, hool Over, with or without cape, Boys' and Youths' Box Coats s Warm Underwear, 50c The largest and best selected underw y Gray Random Mixed Blue Mixture, rogul any gents’ furr Browning, rds. sizes 5 to 13, nd Ulsters Oc o g 31 article. ; Camel's Hair and Natural Gray Wool for $1. Wo have the finer grades at just as low prices ner in King & Co ind upwards. from $5 up. , sizes 14 to 18, from $7.50 upward. 75¢ and $1 ar stock in the west. rmont, for 75¢ a rment. proportionately. Wao carry as the city. If we can't suit you in un- RELIABLE CLOTHIERS. Southwest Corner 15th and Douglas SEND FOR CATALQGUE. Ol NO C‘)URI'}! TILL 8 P. M. EVENINGS, SATURDAYS TILL 10 O'CLOCK, NO PAY. 18316 Douqhs Street, Omaha, Neb. Many yesrs’ exportence. grentest siiccess al Spermntorrh Qisonson of the 1 to cure. Consultation free. 0amtol12m. Send stamp for reply. A regu . Chronte and Priva St Mn 1, Seminal Wonkne od, Szinand {rinary Organs. Not so much what you put into ad- vertising as what you can get out of it. “Into and out of” are two im- portant ationsfor the adver- tiser: that l\\' Te suc- cessful in | i I\rmgl ng Z>7 some re- IS "”"»», fumns to our pat- R T rons, many adver- TRADE MARK. consider- xmt kt your adver- tising without first ing what f or you, TRADE MARK, ascertain- we can do for with a s killed designer, ¥ adver- ti &2 writer, , a score of experts, a thor- ough knowledge of newspaper val- ues; and from the letters of mlmns expressing gratitude know that give you that .\|\‘Jk THEIR lu us,we ”\\'L can 2% figures o~ andfacts thatcanbe proven, +* ALDEN & FAXON, 3 Newspaper > AOVERTISING AGENTS, 66 & G5 W. Third 8L, TADE AR CINCINNATI, OHIO. Seal Skin Garments. FUR CAPES. MEN'S FUR OVERCOATS. and All Fashionable FURS CLOTH AND PLUSH CLOAKS ¥ Sond for Fashion Book malled fres. JOHN T. SHAYNE& CO. Rellable Manufacturers Palmer House Black. 191 8193 Slale 8L, Chicago. r gradunte In medicine as diplomas show. 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THE ALOE &PENFOLD CO., 114 8 16th St.,next door to P, O, Creighton Block, JOSEPH GILLOTT'S STEEL PENS. QOLD MEDAL, PARIS EXPOSITION, 1880, THE MOST PERFECT OF PENS