Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 8, 1892, Page 8

HOSTS READY FOR BATILE Omaha's Registration Siows a Small Aggragate Increass, DEMOCRATIC WARDS HAVE HAD A LOSS intned Cor mplete for Dis- Republican Ward: pond- Ingly—Arrange tributing Ballots and for Gathering R ents Despite the fears of a falling off in the registration 1n this city, occasioned by tho fact that the total number registered on tho first three davs sot apart for that purpose was hardly up to what it was a yoar ago, the whole number of registered voters in the city of Omaha, as shown yestercay when the books were returned to the office of the city clerit from cach of tha eighty-e:ght vot- ing precincts, was 20,130, an increase over 1ast yoar of 142 The gain, although slight, 1s mostly in the republican wards and the bulk of the loss is in tho democratic strongholds, indicating a republican gain throughout the city Tha largest incrgass was in the Sixth ward, which comes to the front with a regis- tration of 3,110, an iucroase of 176 over last yoar, making 1t the largest voting ward. On Btraight party issues tho ward is overwhelm- ingly republican, The ward having the heaviest loss Is the First, which shows a falline off of 0, ana is regarded as properly democratic, The precinet with the greatest gain is tho Beventh precinct ot the llighth ward, a republican locality, which has 65 more than it had a year ago; and the ono showing the greatest falling off s the Fifth precinct of the Thira ward, which, Ii is almost unneces- sary to state, is in democratic territory. The total in the city of Omaha last year was 18,955, and tho voto polied in Douglas county was only 18,420, or more thau 1,500 less than the rogistration in the city of Omaha alone. One reason why the vote polled was so uch less than the rogistra- tion was undoubtedly because wauy dewo- crats refrained i going to the polis, owing to the withdrs.val of their nominee for the supreme bench, There is no such reason existing this year for anyoue re- maining at home, but on tho contrary, tho tendency of a prasiaential clection is to call out every vote, and it is believed that thero will bo polied in this city very near tho full registercd vote, and in Douglas county uot lesa than 22,000 votes. The total istration of the city by wards 18 as follows: Ward. Yirst Becon Third Fourth. Fifth 8 xth. Seventh Eizhth, Niuth Totals GETTING READY, Ballots and Boxes to be Distributed Specinl Policeme Yesterday Couuty Clerk kett and Civy Clork Groves commenced active opera- tions looking to the complation of the prepar- ation of the machinery for today's elec- tion, aud with tue plans which they bave perfected thev are of tho opinlon that every- thing will work to the entire satisfaction of the pubiie. ihe ballots and the boxes for the country precincts have been sent out by the judses or the cl some of whom from every precinct reported yester ‘The equipment for South Omaha was turned over to the city clerk of that municipahty aud the Omaha quota of boxes and ballots has been turned over to City Clerk Groves, who uas agreed to see that every- thing renches the booths in due time this morning. ‘That this may Le accowm- plished eighty-cight special polico have been detailed to ao duty at tho eighty-cizht poll- ing places. At 6:30 o'clock this morning these police- men will report nt the ofcs of the city clerk, where tuoy will receivo the equip- ment for the booths,‘inciuding the Bourd of Education and the county boxes aud ballots. These boxes and Lallots will be put into Vi ch have been bired for the occasion, and will”be hauled to their destin tion. T'his leaves the judges and clerks with nothing to do but to get to thoir booths and open thiem on tune, Orders have veen issued to the judges and clerks to complete the count at the earliest possible moment and to return the boxes without any uunnccessary dela Tuo city clerk will stay in bis office In the city hall and the countyclerk will stay in his oftico in the court house to receive the returns. It is expected that when the count in any precinst 1s completed that some mom- ber of that clection board will at once report 10 the two coffices, vringing with aim the re- turns. by o Sworn In, *We're ou the police force now’ was g burden of the song sung by - 165 {idividuals yesterday afiarnoen who bad just been AWOrn in us speeials to do duty in preserving the pewce while the battie of the ballots of the cawvaign of intellect is being waged today. It was withal as homely a crowd as could be met with, They were all sizes, nges and previous conditions of servitude, from the dusky descendant of Ham to the muscular looking native of the Emerald isle. Thero was sonothing cosmopolitan in the crowd, heterogeneous though it was, Special instruclions were given the new men, the most importaut of which are as follows: vo peaco at the polls. possiblo renuls or near the which the com enclosure.in tmeuts are placed. 3, Do not permit any ®rson to onter such enclosure unless provided with an offieiul byl lot signed With two names of tho members of the eloetion hoard 4, Do 10t perinitiny person o ontor the en- closure whilo tho soverul compartnients there- in are ocoupied 5. Do not permit any person to leave the enclosira without first vouing ur surrenders ing his ballot to a member of the cleetion board, 6. D0 not permit nny polling room nfier receiving the ballot with- out first votinz or surrendering his ballot. . Kenin on duty antil the polls are closed & Spoeial polico o remain 'on duty at the poiling pluces subject 1o the: order of the idges of election, person to leave tho Getting Election Returas, As alraady noted in the papers, the mayor and (he chairman of the Board of County Comuissioners have united 10 4 letter to the judges aud clorks of election prescriting a plan to hasten the election returns on those oftices 1n which most interest centers, A. 8. Churcbill, chairman of the republi- can committee, and S, R. Rusb, chairman of sp moc: atic committes, huve joined in a milar movement, and have issued a set of ‘Blanks for the vote un presideatial electors, Rovernor and congressman, At the bottom of s blank Is prioted the following re- uest: q“ln order to obtain & uniform countin Douglas county and get the information as early us possiblo on the three oftices noted above, the do : ocratic and republican county central comuitiees request the election board of this precinet to make an unofficial count as soon as the polls close on Tuesda, November 8, 1502, and give it to the person sutborized by the committees Lo receive it ana send it to the rooms agreed upon Ly both cowwittees.” r— Kev, Sylvanus Lane Of the Cincinnutti M. E, Conference makes 8 kood polut when he says: “We bave for years used Hood's Sarsaparilla in our family of five, and tind it fully equal to all that is claimed for it. Some people are ereatly rejudiced against patent wedicines, but oW the patent can burt & mediciue and not ® wachioe 16 & mystery of mysteries 10 we.” ‘Huod's Palis cure liver il - Charged with Swiudling His Firm, _ B, P, Parker, a commeroial traveler, was arrested yvestorday afterncou on & warrant charging bim with obtaining money under falss pretenses, sworn out by Peter B. Haight. 'The prisoner will havo a prolimin- Ary hearing tomorrow. The complainant is the senior member of the firmof P, B, Haight & (0., wholssale grocers at 141l South Sixteenth street. Darker was employed as a “drammer” for tho house und, ft 13 allegea, secured $234.85 from the firm by faisely represonting thatho had sold goods amounting to over £1,400, In- vestigatlon disclosed the fact that Parker's representations were false and his arrost fol- lowed, Tho prisoner lived at 3012 North Twenty-third street. Although many remedies are pushed Into the market by spicy navertisoments, Dr. Bull’s Cough Syrup still takes the lead. —ipe MOKSE DRY GOODS €O, Gloves for the Season of Upera, Such a glove buginess does not by chane A proper stock at proper prices is at the bottom of it all. We have mudo special preparations for this week, gathering together the largest and most complete assortment of kid 5 you can find cast or west. Wo have them in evening shades and whit 16 and 24 button lengthe, uvin e, which stands for both perfection i durability. OPERA FANS. Also, this important adjunct to a well dreszed lady has not beea neglocted. Gauzefeather,ostrich and chiffon,all find representation in our attractive dieplay; dainty lnco effects, unique hand painte ings, besides all the latest novelties in fans for evening weus, HAIR ORNAMENTS aro stylish und much yorn at present, especinlly the real tortoise sholl, and combinations gold and silver with shell, COLUMBIA CHEMISEFTI and cufls are the very latest. Re this morning. See them at our counter. como ived notion 3 DRY GOODS CO. m L e WANTS THE LONG HAUL. Unlon Puctiic Refuses to Accept Coupons of Other Lines at Ogde: For some time past the Unioa Pacific has refused to accent coupon tickets from Ogden and local poiuts west to Portiand, sold in the east by other railroads, The position taken by the Overland Routo has caused a row iu tho railroad world which is “‘hkely 1o @row unti! something drops,” as one passen- ger map expressed it, aud the ‘‘drop” may mean a gencral slash in pussenger rates to waestern points, Last week a number ot general passenger agonts met in Denver, among them 1’ 8. Busus of the Chicago, Burlington & Quiney, John Francis of the B. & ML, John Sebastian of the Rock 1sland, with representatives from the Denver & Rio Grande, the I¢io Grande Western and other roads in Colorado and Wyoming, to see if they conld not induce Mr. Lomax of the Union Pacitic to rescind bis order refusiag to honor coupous. Mr, Lomix when seen yesterday said that o did not propose to recede from his position *'a little bit,” and said that any of tho othier roads in the same position wouald do as he had done. “We alw havo been willing to take coupons from Omaha west, but when a road, say the Rock Island, sells a ticket for P land from Bloomington, 111, and gives us the passenger at Ogden iUs asking a little Loo much of us in a friendly way to make the haul. One of the cases ich has aroused tue Rock Island to a ‘line frenzy’ recently came up in its selling a ticket to Logzan from Bloomington, Ill. They asked us to make the haul from Ogden, and our share of the tariff was 35 cents. O course, our agent re- fused to honor the coupon, for wo have a dircet line to Portland, and the rouds engaged 1n the pleasant pastime of calling us all the hard names possible have to take traftic via Honolulu, Yokohama and other Paciflc seaport centers to get them to their destinations on the Pacitlc coast. All we want is the haul from Omaha, and that we propose to got, otherwise the roads ir: ing to make monkeys of us will huve to 1 after their own business as well as possivlo, Wo ara not pulling any one's chestnuts out of tho fire just now, and all the meetings of passenger men in the country cannot change the present position, ‘We hold the key tothe situation and don’t propose to let it get out of our sight.” New Union Pueltic OMelnl. Mr. J. A. Monroe, genoral freight traffiic wanager of the Union Pacific, who is now in the west, will roturn with an assistant general freight agout, in the person of J. 5, Woodworth, who has beou the assistant to Mr. Campbell on the Pacitic coast for years, with headquartevs at Portland, Mr. Wood- worth, it is thought, will be assigued to the through business branch of tho freight oflice, Mr. Wood contin- uicg as assistant’ general freight agent in charge of the local business. Mr. Wood, who has occupied his present posi- tion for some time, will retain the title of assistant general freight agent, Mr, Wood- worth probably tuking the title of second assistant, although it is usual 1o class as first assistant'the person haviug charge of the through business. Mr. Woodworth is essentially a western man, having veen connected with the Union | Pacific for a numbvor of years in tho capacity o now fills, that of assistant to the general wostorn freight agent. Notes nnd Cersonats, G. W. Huyler, chief clerk in the pssenger department of the Union Pacific at Portland, is In the city enroute east. J. H, Gable, traveling passenger agent of the kborn, came 1uto town yesterday with several' new fish storios, whick ho gathered while on his recoat visit to his old lome in Newport, 1’a, George I, ilambrignt, agent of tho Penn- sylvania lines at Lancaster, is 1 the city on bis wedding tour and is the guest of his unclo, Mr. Charles Hambright, one of the oldest enginoers on the Union Pacific, A new time card went into effect Sun- day atnoon ou the lowa aivision of the Northwestern, The changes made wero very slight as to the arrival and departure of traius from this side, the only waterial change being made i No, 8 formerly arrived ut $:05 a. m. 1L now arrives aty:20, An bouest piil is the noblest work of the apotbecary, DeWitl's Littlo Barly Risers curo coustipation, biliousness and sick hoad- ache. e ONE FARK EXCURSION To the City of Mexico and Retu; For the meeting of the American Public Health Association and Interna- tlonal Medical Congress, to be held in tho City of Mexico November 20 to De- cember 2, 1802, the Santa Fe route will sell tickets at one lowest first-class fare for the round trip, This is an excellent opportunity to visit Mexico, one of the most delightful u‘l'{)s imaginable, at very little cost. special party will leave Omabn Saturday, November 19, and join a large rarty from Boston and other eastern cities at Kansas Cit; The fare for the round trip from Omaha is only $64.90, For further information and reserva- tion of Pullman accommodations call on or address, L. L. PALMER, Passenger Agent Santa Fo Route, 1816 ruam St., Omaha, Neb, THE OMAHA DAILY BEE::TU AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA No Counoil Meeting Held Because of In- terest in Polit'os, DEMOCRATS AND POPULISTS UNITED Clalms of the Leaders That the Fusion Is Complete and That They Can Swing the Voters Into Line— Ready to Vote, Tho regular meoting of the city eouncil should have boen keld lust evening, but it wasn’t. Tho day of election was too near at band, &od A few of the mem- bers had & political meeting on hand, which demanded their ta- tention. Consequently wheu Mayor Walters and Councilmen Schulz, Bowley and Haley Lad arrived they adjourned tne meoting to Thursday evening, owing to thelack of a quorum. Councilman Wood drifted in a few minutes later, and he didu't feel very much elated ovor the adjournment, ‘i'he center of attraction for ono or two of the councilmen was Judgs Hodges' oftice, where there had congregated a numoer of democrats and independon The wecting was for tha purpose of sealing the compact between the democratic and people’s party leaders, An organization was perfocted for tho purpose of getting out a full demo- cratic vote and swinging them into line for the democratic electors. The attendance at the meeting was very small aud not in tho least reprosentative. It remains to be seen whether the self re- specting democrats of Souvth Omaha will be led around by tho nose and their votes bar- tered by a few leadors AlL Keady to Vote. Everything is in readiness for the battle of bailots today. City Clerk Ditzen has all the eloction bootlis in shane, and has reccived from the county clerl the ballot boxes, ballots and supplies. This moraing Mayor Walters will appoint nine special policamen. Some dificulty will probably be experienced in securing men, as none have asked for appointment as yet. The vegular force will b on duty, the nieht men goiog on duty at noon and the day men remaining on duty until midnight, Mayor Walters' yesterday issuad an order to ail saloon men th v must keep their places closed from S o’clock in tho morning until 7 o'clock in the evening. Tue police havo received iustructions to arcest any saloonkeeper Who violates the law in this regard. Tow Came 1t There? Yesterday Officers kiminzer and Kroeger found a large box in the weods near the Llectric lizht company’s power house, In tho box was a large amount of bed clothing, aishes and other housebold cffects, On the box was the name of H. Hamilson, BElkhart. A numbver o letters were also found in_the box addressod to Butler Fuwing, 210 Toirtcenth streot, Omaha, Oficer Eminger investigatod and found that such a party as Bwing had ro- swied at that number, but recently removed to Indiana. How tho box came to be where it was found 1s a mystery, Mrs. Bert after asi Buffalo, 5 The infaut coild of Mr. and Mrs. William Buggo was buried in Laurel Hill cometery vesterday afternoon. _ Miss Sadie Burrows and Miss Davis of Farragut, la., are the guests of Mrs. J. P Webb for o few duys. The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Vonsilils, Twentioth and L streets, died yes- terday. The funeral occurs today. Mrs. J. F. Cornish and Mra, Seuutor Mal- lett left yesterday for Freeport, Me. Mrs, Cornish will visit there for some time. Tho Sons of Veterans ball at Knights of Prthias hall last evening was well attended, Thoso present enjoved themselves fully, and the members did themselves proud. .The funeral services over the remains of Mrs. Bruno Strathmann, who died Satur- Weppner has returned home reeks’ sojourn in her old home at v iy resi stroets, o remains will be taken to W cousin for interment. e LEeAvENwoRTH, June 15, '00. Mr. J. Moora: My Dear Sir—I{ have n sutject to sick headache all my lifo Over two years ago [ began using *Moora's ‘T'rao of Life” forit and never had a case of sick headachs since, except when the medicine was at one end of the road and I av the other. Itis worth more than money to me. 1 heartily recommend it to all sufterers of headache. Very truly yours, W. B. LiLe, t Baotist Church, Pastor It S Frescoing and interior decorating; da- signs and cstimates furnished, Henry Lehmaun, 1508 Douglas street, e Real estate. Barguins only, My word is go W. G. Albright. 621-2-3 N. Y. Life bldz, — #100.00 reward will be given by tne Omaha Bricklayers union for the recoy- ory of the body of John who was drowned in Missouri river near Calhoun on the evenming of Oct W. Hough ton, P’res. LEFT HIS FAMILY TO STARVE, Doserted An Poverty, by Her Husband, Woinan Ules | Deanpwoon, 8. D., Nov, 7.—|Special Tele- gram to Tue Ber)—Mrs, Hattie Brewster diod at b o'clock this morning under pe- cullarly sad circumstances, The woman ac- companied her husband from Omaba to Deadwood aboul cighteen months ago. They lived comfortably enough until the husband deserted her aid ber two infant children scveral months since. Two weoks ago Mrs, Browstor was taken with pn:uinonia, She was absolutely destitute of even the neccssi- ties of life and would have wanted for the simplost attections but for tho help of frieuds, Unless her Omaha relatives are hoard from the boay will bo buried in the potters dield and tue babies become wards of the county, e Ignorance of the merits of DoWitt's Littio Early Risers 18 o misfortune, Theie little pills rogulate the liver, cure headacho, dys- pepsia, bad breatu, coustipation and bilious- ness. Omaha - Delinquent Tax Sale, The annusl delinquent tax sale commenced at the offico of the county treasurer yosterday with an unusually large number of buyers in attendance. Every lot and tract of land was greedily suatched up s soon as offered, Nearly ull of we buyers were residents of tne city, though thure were a few from out- side cities and tow! Strikiog o Woman Comes High, Staney Allyn engaged in & discussion with Lilly Lowls, in which Lilly 80 radically differed with him that he was compelled to koock her down. He paid $0 and costs for his fui, D*PRICE'S am Bakin Powde%. The only Pure Cream of Tartar Powder.—No Ammonia; No Alum, Used in Millions of Homes—40 Years the Standard, FACTS MR EVERYBODY, The Old agdk Young Miy Read HBvery Iilhe with Profit. Those who hmwe read the professional articles of Drag @opeland and Shepard week after weels nre aware how they have gradually educated intelligent readers to not anly recognize their pecu- liar ailments, but the difforent phases of such ailmentsy they have taught the peovle what they have never understood before, that catarrh means something else besides n stopped up condition of the noso and throat ‘Uhat frontal headache, neucalgin,con- fusion of idens, roaring in ears, dizzi- ness, ete., aroc due to catarrh of the head. That €0 e throat, cough, hon or ontire loss of voice, bronchit asthma, chronie pneumonia, ete., are catarrhal conditions of those part That dyspepsia, indigestion, heart- burn, water brash, nausea, fetid breath, palpitation or fluttering of the heart, shortne of breath, dizziness or verti- go, alternate diarrhoe v and constipa tion, bioated up condition, piles, cte., result from catareh of the stomach and bowels, That diabetes, Bright’s disease, retc tion or incontinonce, murky fluid, ete. follow catarch of the kidneys and blad- der. In fact, that catarch affects move or less all tho mucus surfuces of the entive boly, causing at times severe local neuralgic or rheumatic pains, Catarrh of the bladder and kidnays is dangerous and dis- tressing. Treat and cure it now. LOCAL DJCTORS FAILED. An Towa Lady Finas © a S nplete Relief trom lous Kidney and Bindder Disenso. The case of Mrs. Susan Sharon, a tarmer's wifo and well own resident of Macedonia, Towa, 28 miles from Coun- cil Blutls, is a notable 1nstance of how Yeets the kidrre : cannot ¢ Lud state. 1 havebeen five or six yeurs Baifsik and haifwel Of late 1 was so bad that it scemad 1 conld go no longer. 1 could not work nor sit up. 1had a rhal troubre of the bladder wnd kidne:s and su fored mo Lean tell. | doctored w.th home physicinns Who eould on'y patch me up for a short thie, but my Qisense was still there. 1 hnd an awiul backache, and MRS, SUSAN SITARON, at night eould not tarn over thumped and tumbled round terably. My breath was short, 1coald not sleep or restat night. 11 Come vers wonk and my appetite went back on me reently. 1hatn toasiog irritation of the biad- T with & constant burning and pain. 1 got 80 low that for eighte Copland § case My thought by my netghbors to PRESENT CON whole condition | sleep srelland all my diseass 1% gone woman. My kdneys and b adder are sc practically euro Al Shepard soe; whole disease, comfort, und am klad to Lostify in their behalf.” a Teat nnd Lama new nd and L am “The treatment of Drs. Copoland Don’t suffzp from Dyspepsia. It can be cured. Gastriccatarrh, the worst form,can always he cuzd. $5.00 A MONTH. Catarrh treatel at th» uaifo'm ra $5.00 a_month—madicin 5 fu; d For all other diseases tho rates will bo | and un Patieats at a distines cesstuliy t 1. Send f>r symptom blanls, Copeland Medieal Instifute ROOMS 811 AND 312, NEW YORK LIFE BUILDING, OMAIA, NEB. . H. COPELAND. M. D. O, S, SHEPARD, altios: —Cutareh, A o8, Biood Disease s, mitis pnm b 1 bus o1 the Throat, Lungs, Liver aad Kid) o1 Stomuch, SKin Ofico Hours Sunday, 10 3. m. FROM THE “PACIFIC JOURIIAL.” “A t invention has heen made by Dry Tutt, That eminent chemist has produced Tutt's Hair Dye wep m which imitates ction; it acts Cod-liver oil suggests co 1= sumption; which is almost u 1- fortunate. Its best use is b:- fore you fear consumption — when you begin to get th 1. Consumption is only one of the dangers of thinness. Scott’'s Emulsion of cod- liver- oil makes the thin plump, and the plump are almost safe. Let us send you a book on CAREFUL LIVING—f{ree, Scorr & Bownmy Chemisis, 133 South sth Avenue, New Vork, Vour druggist keeps Scott’s Eunulsion of cod-liver cil—all druggisiseverywhere do. $1, A¥e will send you the marvelous i Preparation CALTHOS free UALTHUS will Bestore yo Bheaith, Strength uul Vigor. Useitand pay if sat Mddress VON MOHL CO. el Amorican Ageats, Cincinuatl, Oblo. NOTICE Cou are ) S5t xn ot 18.0x07 ) 0.0%30 | sub 1 ¢ 18.0x 18.0% 14.0% 18.0x 18.0% 10.0x B BTANEeASE. BSOS 10.0% 10.0% 10.0x 10.0%50 10.0x5) 10.0x 10.0X 10.0x 20,0x V0% 19.0x 0.0x18 X148 20.0x IX0x 1onis b 10x30 10,0353 0.0 810 ft 00X s108 £t 10.0x 8 20 ft 10.0x nd0 fv 10.0x 10.0% 0.0x 0x 0.0 00x 00X 0% 0.0x 0.0x 0.0% 00X 90 0.0% VX 0.0% 00x 0X TO PROP hy notified that the following o RTY OWNERS, 8, 10, wit: BLOCK. ® am® SEamsmISaoE— B ot =iz == slof 13 ) cacossemEneannSexanne D 24 0.0x 840 of nigd of 1t 27 15 0x150 @.5x 16.0% 125 16.0x50 14.0x76 18.0x60 § 17.5x2 wd f 21.5x50 27.6x50 26,0550 1 “u Liee 7 L] » ADDITION, 109 City 100 109 100 100 110 110 Anisfiold Burr Oak Camnpheil's sub Cupitol ity bell's add Cherry Garden tip ot ground In front of 15 Credit Foncier Dupont Place o P Hanscom Placo Hillstde No. 2 ock's 1st ndd ) k's ist aao Housels & * tebh sub of lot 14, lett's udd. Houssls & sub ot lot 15 12 Jett's ndd. A. Kountz, obbin's Bart- add. 6 Kountze's u 1add. Kountz & 8 add. g La Vetta Placo F] bl R th's we's sub. 1 L Donovan's sub. - Mavne Place., Marsh's add EPp A Morse & Bruner's viuce, McCand ish place, 10 McCoradek's ¥ X 1 1 1 add Murray's 8dd to 1 Okuhoma, B b Park place Popploton Park J 1 Rediok cmceormand Reed's 5tb add e e 3 1 Redick's add Sunny Bide add W Shinn's 200 add Btrickland’s su block O Shion's 0 9ud add 0 n Shriver Place ] o 2 Thoroton Place Waluut Hill ARE YOU DEAD onto the fact that the shoe department of the Nebraska Clotting Company sells more shoes for men and boys than half a dozen regular shoe stores do ‘reasons for it? They're simple enough, Do you know the We sell a class of shoes that are made ol good, solid, substantial stozk. They are made for us direct, in first class factories.Every detail is perfect—the sewing is We sell shoes hing. We sellshoes that wear that look well the lasting-—the fine wear well, when we sell them, and keep onlooking well for months. We either sell better shoes for the same money or the same shoes forless money than anybody else does, E ARE ALIVE To the fact that anybody can claim to sell as good shoes for tee, SLLLLLLLLS With every shoe we sell goes the money as we do— claiming and doing are twodifferent affairs. this guaran- It you buy shoes ol us and they don’t wear as they should—if the stitches rip the stock prove defective—~the hanger pulls out —you may return either get your money back, or new free. ey good stoc! BLRE $2/60 R -has shape tthe Nebr IVs ska all style London phia toe. Buy -shape : Paris $275. calf--with Is tha prica of our workingman’s shos It is lid leathar insole and counte and widths. a shoe a genuine made with ths genuime Goodyear welt procass; sofus a eork sole shoe that’s a corker. for wet weather; mads of solid American or Knngarog a piec2 of genuine them to us and you’ll hoes B — ade of comes that shoe mean sell for four stock Amoarican calf shos; omes in -in eongress cr lacs; comes i -Globe--Puaritan and Philadel« full It's the sho cork 3-8 of an inch thiclg and bound with calf, placad next to the insole from ball to Loy, praventing dampn --made with the shoe in shoe store $3 G A shoe for dross--for style--for comfort of the very finest genuine GooTyea sewed)--in any siza- of 155 or water genuine welt process, coming noxt the foot A four dollar or wear;made made with the sold tor hand e American cal procass (often width--shape--style--toe or last-= a shoe that we guarantee to beat any five dollar shoe on the market. Have The Nebraska Special. Ycu Seen [1§3 Made of fine ing--fancy sa e = 1€ The greatthree dollar h all fur stock, with pure n lining--leatherette correet and popular shape L for a dollar fifty. silk band and bind- sweat band--in five —in all siz Corner Douglas and 14th Streets. I Z 8 17.0x5) 18.0x5) by 5.0%3 o 10 s 0.5x00 13 2.0%50 0 15 1 widof 1t 17 [ ciiof I1L8 X1 0 0051301 X110 40 frot1t1s 13 1" 10.0X'0 €36 f1 of 1t 15 1 140%3) 10.5x70 00850 5N | 24 a0 16 Wileox* 100X 08 sub 1 tax it 16 sec 21-1-13 15062 2005217 10x10) | 1)0%75 | 4.0X471 tax 1t 2 so tax it 10 sec H-15-13 120X800 tax 1t Have been decl be nuisan You rehy directed to abate said nuls- ances Ly sloping the lots herein described within thirty duys of the date of this notice, or sald nuisances willbe abited Ly the oty authorities and the expense thereof levied is n special tax agaipst the property on which sad nulsances exist Dated.this sd duy of Novembor, 182 L WORIRKNAUS toard of Public Wor d by ordinance No. 3231 to Chalrmnn of the vof Oniiha n THE “LADIES PERFECT SYRINGE, The On'y P foot Vaginal nn eanitniing the s, which cin w1 ho ctal injoe nsed ToF s OF irrization SOFT R L BUL AND TEAID UGB S0 Price $3.00. Mail or The Aloe & Peniold Co., 15th Street, NEXTtoPOSTOFFICE Physicans’ preseriptions carefulily prepared at low prices. MOUNT VERNON _ PURE VIRGINIA RYE 1 beg to ¢ tention of the pub- lic to the above populur brand of pure rye whisky and respeetfully usl o vom- parison with uny other brand of pure ryo offered in this market. It is far supcrior to any other whisky anc I guarantee its ~ ubsolute excellence in fuvor as well us its purity andits whole- gome effects. ‘T'he public is invited to call and *ry It Henry Hiller, 816 N wine and liguor house. block. ers solicited St., family Esmond hotel DEA CURED. ELECTRICITY 1-n aus “ELEIERD M Lk LowA FALLS, lowa, 1BY ENTA 20 PAYAND Pid BB BLIS end!) ALl 12 | grade, IDEWALK RESOLU- TION. PERMANEN Counell Ohamber, Om ., Be it resolvod by the eity council of the clty of Omaha, tho Mayor conenreinz hict permanent sidewulks be thecity of Omah as d five diys after the public it tion, o the personil service thereof, as by ordinanee s wuthorizet and required; suol slaewalis tobe lald to” the pormanent gride as estabiished on the paved streets specifiea herein, «nd to he coastructed of stone, arti= cial stone, Driek or tiln cording to speol= fieations on fiie in- the offce of the Board of P blie Works, and undor its suporvision, to= wit 1802, istructed in below, withia of this resolu= t sido of 24th street, Kountze Place, 10 feet srade. West sido of 20th avenue, lots 6, 7 bloek il Hanseom Pl ce, 6 fect wide, | nent prade, South side of Hickory street. lot 1, bl Lanscom Place. 6 foet wid, lot 10, block 7, wide, vermunent n1s, nu- ck 18, permunent 1to12 5 feot wid West stde of 3 st-eot, | nelus i 1 vers i to 24 nolus pore ido of 52n 1 st 00 inclusive, Fuelid Plac perniunent 10157 10 12 Inclusive, ocl wide, Dermunent lots 1 1o 7 inelusive, - blovk West Omahi, 6 fect wi ent grade. suside of 20th streo 15 lnclusive, 6 fect wide, the Board of Publtc Works be, and fs torized wid directed to cnuse n Fesoution to Yo published 1n the er of (he ity for one week, or be wners of said lots, and thay unless sueh owners shall wishin' five days ter the publivat on or sefvice of such 0op, Lret Ryl K dewili na. HOroln Foan rag, that the Board of Public Works causo the sitmne to be done, the cost of constraeting sald sidewnlis respeetivoly 1o ho nssessid ngainss the redl estato, 10t o part of lov in front of and abutting such sidewall Passed October Lith, 15111, 23th, 18 1P DAV President of the Oity Counell JOHN GROVES, Oty 0. 1. BEMIS, Mayor. Attest: Approved: G NOTICE TO CONSTRUCT 8IDEWALKS. Tothe owners of tho lots, pusts of lots lescribed i the above and u- e of you arc hereby notified to aneit sidewalks as requtrea by i resolution « City coul nd mayor ot ty of Owaha, of ' which tho above Is s 1 W BIRICHA USEL, Ohalrman Borrd of Pabiic Worke Noveniber 181, 1! 1a7¢ DEFORMITY BRAGES Enasti23tr:tinys3, Trusses, Crutehas, Batleries, Water31!t13, Syringeas, Atom z2r3, Medical Supphizs. ALOE & PENFOLD 114 §. 15th St, Next to Post ofii ce. Teoth Filled With out Paln by the Latest Inveus tont ) WITHOUR PALN O8 DANGER LSET OF TEECH ON RUSBE %300, Perfect it guaranteo . Tooth extracted lp sorning. New oues Inserted iu evoulag o day. peciinens of Removable muflu Bee specimens of Klaxible Eiastle Plate All work warrauted as reprosonted. OMe 1 1 Fioor, Paxwa Bloo Telepaoar 1035, 16Laan 1l Faraam 3t Tuke Elovato: or Stairway frouw Lbe Btree teutrauce. Omaha, FOR