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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 10, 1889)
TTTTC fWATTA T1ATT/V TITCT ? ' TrTTCSDAV TOEffroTirRTC'R 1ft lfl tt K 1 W JUDGE NORVAL'S SUCCESSOR , H Governor Thayer Appoints Jerome H H. Smith of Aurora 1 M M HE ENTERS UPON HIS DUTIES , H | H nilnnd II Wheeler , Deputy Clerk of B fe.tno Supreme Court , Askcil to htcp m Down nml Out Stnlo House m JoltniKH Capital Mews H Lixcolx UtmnAoop Tub Ou mil Uee , ) H iK.01 sturet , > B Lincoln Neb . Dec 0. ) B Jerome II Smith of Auror.i , Hamilton H county , was nnpoinlod Judge of the Sixth B ludlclal district vlco T. L. Norval , aupromo B judge elect , who tendered His resignation on Bfl Inst Saturday ns suited by Tim Beg this B morning It Is learned that the nowlv np- K pointed Judge commenced the winter term B of the district court at Osceola , Polk county , M thin nftcrnoon , having boon notilicd ot his K nppolntmcnt In udvanco ot Its being made P public Iho povcrnor tools that ho will now B have a rest from pressing asoirants m B ItrqiiuHti'il to 8tci > Down BS IHtnnd II Whoelcr , deputy clorlc ot Iho B Buprcmo court under the Into Ouy A. Brown , V B and noting deputy under the temporary up- B H polntco , Walter A.iLcoso , was asked to stop B down and out this morning This action oost B B caaionod considcrabto Burnrlso about the B B caoltol when it was announced At the time B H ' Mr Lccsc look clinrgo of the ofllco it was B B gjven out that there woula bo no chnnga In B B the attaches ot the ofllco until after January BBH 1 , when it Is understood the permanent npso BB ) polntmcnt Is to bo made The powers that BVK bo , howovcr , saw fit to order a chnngo and in BB ] Mr Wheelers lnnguago ho now wears cltl- BV9 zen's clothes BVm When Interrogated regarding the matter BB } Mr Lcesa said ho did not euro to rush into BBft print Ho felt nt liberty to stnto , however , BBH that there wcro no | > ct-sonal differences bo01 BBT tween himself and thobohoaded deputy j that Bj his business transactions and obligations in BB ] connection with the oftico wcro unnssuilablo BB ) Mr Wheeler stated that bo was not surai B B prised when requested to tender his roslgnnbi Bj tlon to take olluct at once Continuing , he BB } said : "I dn not care to state at tills tune B B } the reason , ns I understand it , why I am lot B B out so puromptorily " B B The impression in this city is strong , that B B Mr Wheeler was asked to vacate because of B B personal differences botwecn him and Judges B B Hccso and Maxwell It Is understood timt B B ho Will push his candidacy for the clerkship , B Bj ana there arc not a few who bclievo that ho B Bj carricsthcpolothntwilllitioektliopcrslunnon B Bj Persons who claim to bo in a position to B Bj know , however , assort that Judge Hccso is BBJ the coming mnn , and thnt the supreme B BJ bench under the Junuarv organization will B Bf not lnterposo a single objection B B B B I'roliitiltiini Convention B B The prohibition convention , composed of B B delegates from Iowa , Kansas , Nebraska and BABJ the two Dakotas , will meet in Omaha Do- B comber IS Qtnl 19,1SS9 , at 3 D. m. P Bf Ono and one-third faro can bo obtalnod by B H parties attending the convention over the B H following roads : PAB Santa Fo , B. & M. , Raffle Island , Chicago , B B St Paul , Slinnoipolis & Omaha , Fremont B BJ Elk horn z Missouri Valley , Ivansns City , BB Ft Scott & Memphis , St Joseph & B B Grand Island , St Louis & San Francisco , B B Missouri Pacific and Union Pacific Persons B Bj buying tickets should got receipts of ticket B B acronts where the tickets are purchased On B H presentation of these receipts at the conven- B BT tion a cortltleato will bo furnished by which B B return ticltots can bo had at the one-third B Bj rata These certificates can only bo obtained B BM by presenting the receipts B B Reduced rates can bo obtained at the B B Hotels in Omaha by dclogatcs to the conveuc B B B BJ State papers plcaso copy M The G. A. II Fair P BJ Preparations for the grand fair , inaugu- P PJ fated by the Lincoln ledges of the Grand B Army of the Republic , advertised to com B BJ menco December 17 and to coaolude on the Bf 10th , are all but completed The tollowmg BJ is a partial list of the donated prcsonts for B B grand distribution , which takes pUce on the B Bj closing evening : BB a. C. MeUrlde , city lot MOO 00 B H liar wood & Ames , city lot : i'W ' 00 BB1 H. P. Sborwiu , city lot UJO 00 B B Miller organ company , Lebanon , Pa , B B orgnn 125 00 BBi ? • MoMurtry , short horn Jersey BBB row 1B0 00 BBB E. ilallott , silver ice Ditcher 25 00 BBft II Whitman & Company , lady's sad ; BBB dlo 7. 25 00 B BT 3. Camp , corn planter and check BBB rower WOO BBj O. W. Grifllths , short horn bull 100 00 BBB J. Cnmp , corn shelter 10 00 B B Gcorgo Seifert , sot singla harness . . . 20 00 BBI AVoodworth & McFall , gold mounted BBf whip 0 00 BBJ IT W. Winger , ton harp coal 10 40 BBJ Missouri Valley fuel company , ton BBJ hard coal 10-10 B Bj White Breast coal company , ton ham BBj 1 coal 10 40 BBj ft II Oakley , ton hard coal 10 40 B BJ IlotU & Weaver , ton hard coal 10 40 BBj Hutchlns & Hyatt , ton hard coal 10 40 B BJ Potnoroy coal company , ton hard coal 10 40 B BJ Ilurdy & Pitcbor , fancy rocker 10 DO BBj Mr Wolf , 100 Una cigars 0 00 BBBJl JInrpham IJrothor9 , fur roho 12 00 BBBm John Watson , Poland China sow 15 00 BBj 21. J. Hall fc Company , Charter Oak jBj ' cook steve B BJ Wicr-Shugnrt Company , Council BBj Blurts , line cart 35 00 B H Btnto lloiisu < > ottlnsH BBB The Farmers state bank of Oxford Fur B B tias county , filed articles ot Incorporation toP - P BJ flay Capital stock , $25,000. Incorporators : B EdwinS Rowlov of Omaha and W. II P BV Cogill and Henry Cump of Oxford P B > ' The Missouri Valley land company of B Cedar Ranlds , la , u foreign corporation , deB - B B ) tsostiaatod today by tiling resolutions and B Bt articles This company has an authorized B B capital stock of { 1200,000 and was organlzitd B B nnd chartered in 1S75. Incorporators : Froil BBB Xk Ames , Fred Nickorson , F. Gordon Dox- BBJf tor , Kdvvard Johnson , Horace Williams , S. JBJf P. Wisnur , J. Van Dovontor BBi The following cases wore filed for trial in t B B the supreme court : BBJ ) Chicago , Burlington & Qulncy rnUrood i BBJj compnny vs Asa Horry j error from the dls- BBJ ) trlct court of Seward county BB Walter ISrotliors vs Rood & Gorur d ; error BBJ from the district court of Thuyor county B PJ Now > otnrlea iublla B The eovernor today made the following H tot nrlal appoint moats : Albert M. Russell , /iDRolmo , Custer county ; C. L. Phelps , B Crawford , Dawes county ; I. L , McCloud , i B Omnha- Douglas county ; Jesse B. Strode , , BBJ Lincoln , Lancaster county ; P. O. Mulloy , BB ] Omaha , Douglas county ; H. McNeil Smith , BBJ Wellflecl , Lincoln county ; Willis Mcllrldo , BBJ Madison , Madison county ; W , B. McQueen , BBJ ltushvlllc , Shcrldju county H City Naws anil Notoi BBj , Governor Thayer made a hurried trip to BBj Omaha today , IIo left on the Burlington BBM flyer at 1:30 : nud returned ot 8:35 : this oveu- B foe BBB ( Aboat (300 worth ot fancy toilet goods BBi were dnmax'od by lira last night nt Shilling BBJ ] Brothers drug store The blaza resulted BBI * rom iurki from the olectrio lights in the BB stora room BBi . Potnr Carr , who broke the plate glass win * BBi ( lows In his brothers P street saloon yojter- BB day , was before the board ot insane comtnls- BB Biohcrs today It Is said that the wan is un- B B questionably insane BBi Mrs T. A. Hudendahl of Omaha , returned BBI Homo today after a visit of bovoral days with BBJJ Her sister , Mrs J. W. Outright BBi Milt's'Ncrvu and Liver Pills BJB An Important dUeovory , They act on the BBJ ) liver , stomach and bowels through the BBJ1 perves A nov principle They speedily pure billlousness , bad uste , torpid liver ( piles and constipation , Spieudld for mou ' , women aud children Smallest , mildest t , y p pa surest SO doses for 35 cent * . Samples free BBJJ , t Kubu Co 's ; 15thand Douglw 1IONKSTV IN CONTRAOTINO The Builders Uxclinnije Untlcrtnkca to Initiro It The newly organized Builders nnd Trad ers : exchange formally oponcd lu headquar ters , In rooms 207 and MS Now York Llfo building , at U o'clock yesterday lhcra wns n very Inrgo attendance , representing tin builders , contractors , architects and manufacturers of the city Richard ] Smith , president of the oxcha ' ngo , wns in the chair The secretary , for the In formation of those present , rend the consti tution nnd bylaws of the organization The exchange is a member of the national Organization of the snmo name , nnd has been formed ' for the purpose ot protecting the builders and pcoplo trcnornlly from the woric ot unscrupulous contractors nnd incompetent workmen It is also ono of the objects of the association to scttlo nil disputes between members , contractors and builders and mo- chnnics by arbitration After the reading of the rules President Smith | called upon Mr Hnrtmnn , president of the real cstato exchange , fur n few re marks : Mr Ilnrlman in responding said ho would judge " that the oxchnngo was a vety poou In stitution nnd ono calculated to bcucllt both the ) contractors , the pcoplo building nnd the Inborors i Ito wished the institution nil man ner of success and pledged the cooperation of the real estate exchange In nny move ment ior the good of the city Sir Thomas Swobo was called out and congratulated the exchange upon its suc cessful organization nnd predlctol boncflcial results ; John Jenkins , deputy commissioner of the state bureau of labor and Industrial statis tics , said ho expected the organization to boone ono of material benefit to the city IIo could sco nothing in the articles ot the organiza tion ( that any laborer could take exceptions to but on the contr.iry , that the rules of the exebango provided lor the prevention and settlement of labor troubles Architect F. M. Ellis had a very severe cold nnd made himself heard with great tllf- llculty < 1 ( Ho considered the organization n step in the right direction The exchange , if established on Just principles , would work tc the benefit of ovary citizen Ho urged that only responsible men bo admitted to the organization Mr George Barker when called upon , said hi wanted no exchungo or something or other thnt would give a builder the assur- unco that when bo bougnt hard brick for n building ha wasn't going to have it lotot Bnlmon colored brick dolivorcd to him which would tall to pieces before ho could put them in a wail Henry Llvosoy , A. R. Dufrono and Sidney Smith < brlolly addressed iho meeting oroph- csying good results from the organization Mr K. IL Tilloy pleaded hunger as ; an excuse , when called upon , and spolto but briefly IIo said ho was never in a city before in which there wns no builders exchange The organiza tion ! was a step in thoright direction Omaha , ho sntil , had a lot of very poor contractors , nnd the only way to get ahead of them waste ti organize nnd watch them He urged tiio > exchange : to bo careful and admit only good men to membership and the success ot the I organization would bo assured The secretary read a telegram from Secre tary of the National Builders exchange con gratulating the home organization on its in auguration and wishing it continued useful ness end prosperity This closed rhospccch-tnnkingpnd , nftcr a few minutes of bocinl convnrso among them : selves the mombcrs nnd visitors adjourned The exchange will meet from 11 to 12 oclock The rooms are open at all times for the accommodation of members und visitors TDK OMAHA CONSOLIDATED V1N- I.GAK COM PAN V. Tiio I.nrscst Vlnr-anr Works West or Cliicnco Few people in the west have an Idea thnt Omaha has the largest vingar factory wet > t of Chicago , but such are the facts That Ornnlia is gaininc ground every day ns a manufacturing center none can deny As a distributing point it is only second to Chicago The Omaha Consolidated Vinegar company , has rocoutly absorbed tUo A. Brocht V'nngar ' company , and this com bination ] which is located ) , at West Side on ( the Missouri Pncifiu railway , two and a halt miles from the Omaha i postoulcc , just south of Leaven worth street , now has the greatest capacity i of any vinegar works west of Chicago Since the change numerous improvements i have been and are being made After these improvements are completed the capacity will bo a hun dred barrels per day They have re cently engaged from the largest vinegar works in Cincinnati a professional vin- ogur maker , who has charge of their manufacturing department With the improvAmonts going on and the facilities now at hand this company can place their goods to the trade for less raoiioy than it can bo shipped in from the cast , * The dimensions of the fnctory are : Ono building 120x36 feet , two stories , and another 80x2i feet , three stories high The factory with the outbuildings occupies 200x132 feet of ground All the latest improved machinery and appli ances for the manufacture of vinegar are in daily operation Few pcoplo would bo able to appreciate the im- roonso amount of mnchinorv necessary to run an institution of this kind In addition to manufacturing winto wino and cider vinegarspiokles ot nil kinds are put up in bulk and in bottles ; also saucr kraut , mustardcatsup and pickled meats of all kind The Omaha Consolidated Vinegar compuny is incorporated Tno iiiiaiico * ot the concern are under the cniiro managomontof J. II Barrett , the secretary and troawiror , whllo J. Holmor , the president , is a practical vinegar man ; lion F. Parker is vice president Bon Is well known as a rustler Hois general salesman , nnd looks nftcr the outside business , nnd particularly all freights and transportation The Breofit Brothers of the termor Brocht company retain nn interest in the consolidated com pany They wore born in the vinegar business and require no introduction in this territory , whore , they are well and favornbly known , This company will turn out 350 cars of goods during the coming year rOSXAL MATTER IlolUlnr Business Poucli Changes Preparing Tor Winter Assistant Postmaster Woodward states that the holiday season has fairly begun and that the usual Increase In the business of the postoftlco Is already noticeable Mouoy orders , postal notes and registered letters are in great demand , while tbo increase In : mall matter Is plainly visible , Superintendent James H. Wblto of this division has issued orders to all railway postal clerks between Omaha and Ogden that in the event or severe snow storms threatening to block the roaas , each and J every ono oft duty shall report in person at the terminus of their routes from , whloh they begin and end their runs , where they will relieve or assist any clerk if occasion requires Each clerk Is to keep himself informed ot the con dltlou of his line during the winter mouths ia order that no runs may ho lott vacant Loaves of absence between December 15 and January 20 , Ib'JO , will not bo granted except In cases of absolute necessity and then com ] > etent substitutes must bo furnished Extra service will also bo required A pouch exchange Detwecn Omaha and , Children Cry for Pitchers ' Castorltu . ( Tbsaltsby rssltiro gT * Itu CutocU Wton h w Child , shocrird for Caatorla , When she became Ilia , she dung to CutorU , \V1'd Bho uad fihiktren , "h tare teem CaaorU Council Bluffs nnd Panama In , on Sundays has been established , also between Lincoln and Fremont on trnlns J and 4 dally A chnngo in schemes in Nebraska Is hn- nounccdas follows : Change Lincoln nnd Alliance to Lincoln and Crawford in Uuf- fnlo , Hall , Lancaster , Seward and York counties " The now postofflco of Liolmout In Dawes county is now open An AVisniuto Cure ThoOnlGINALAUIErlN'B OINTMGNt Is only put up in largo twoounco tin boxes , and is an absolute cure for old soras , burns , wounds , chapped hands , and all skin erup lions Will positively cure nil kinds of pilev Ask fortho ORIGINAL AHIETINE OWr- MENT Sold by Goodman Drug company at 25 cents per box bv malt yo cent j. Ho ffw n Shooter John Hunter was fined yesterday in polica court for discharging llroarms Inside the city limits John has n penchant for shooting nnd tor weeks lins kept the pcoplo in the vicinity of Twcnty-oighth aud Chicago streets In n state ot perpetual terror , yesterday , however , ho was caught In the act of dischniclng a re volver by Ofllcor Hudson , who promptly brought him to the station 1 " ' ' ' "v' ' yf 1aRr • O KEEP TO THE SIGHT Do not bo Imposed on by any of the numerous Imitations , sub'tltnlra , etc , which are Howling the world There is onlf one Swifts Specific , anil there Is nothing like It Our remedy con tains no Mercury , Potash , Arsenic , or any pois onous FuhiUnco whatever It builds np the gen eral health from the flrtt dose , and has never filled to eradicate contagious blood poison and Its effects from the eystun Bo euro to get the genuine . Bend your address for oar Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases , which will bo mailed fret BW1FT BPKOTFIOCO . Atl * t . On LIFE'S HISTORY ; Itubmllc-snmlTrars. SncHlstlioconno of life , Hindu up orminslilnoimil gloom , Rlud- iwm Amlftorrcm , rlcliesantl tMnerty , health unciUlM-nso. Wonutyillsprtthugloomban ish the Mirrmv nml gnlu richr * ; lmt slrknriu will nvrrtukn , sooner or Inter Yet , hap pily , timt enemy rnn bo vnn < iiilslie < l | pains nmlnrheff can bo relieved ! thero.Is A onlm for every wound , anil science , luu plncsd It within the reach or nil There Is no discov ery that has pn en no grcnt n bleulngns Dr Tutt's liver lllls In inalarlnl regions , w hero Fei cr and A gnc , Dillons Diseases nml nlmcntincldriittou.dcrnngt'dllreri ! > rotnll , they hnvo proreti bit lucstliiuiblo boon , as a hundred Ihousumlllvlinr witnesses testify , Tutt's Liver Pills SURE ANTIDOTE TO MALARIA ' Price , 25c. Office 39 & 4t Park Place , NY , ' LOTTERY 01' THE rUHLlC CltAHITV Established in 1S7S IIV THE KATIOVAr aOVKHNMENr . . . OPERATED Under a Twantj Yeari' Central 07 thJ llcslcan Internatioaal Improvasmi Compaq . Grand Monthly Drawings hold In the Moresa.U9 Partition In the Alameda Parle City of .Mexi co , and pnbllcly conducted by Government Oltlclals appointed for the purnoso by the Secretaries or the Interior and the Treasury LOTTERVi Of TUU BeEi@fe@@n&la PuEiSica The monthly lour dollar Drawing will bo hulfl in Iho Ciiy | ' of Mexico on Deceifc 15tli , 1889. CAPITAL PRIZE$60,000 $ , ; 80,000 Tickets nc1 , . ' 52O.O0O. 1'rlceof Tickets American Money WIIOLKdii HALVGd * 2. QUKTAKK3 list or i-nt7.ES. 1 CAPITAL PKIZEOP 81i , Xlls % O0.0M ] CAPITAL , I'ltlZB Ob' 20,1)0018 I.II0J 1 CAPITAL I'ltl/K OP 10OOUis 10.0X1 1 UltAND l'laZED ! ; * 2,0001s 2.UIIJ 3 l'ltlZI' .S OK l.UUDnre 3,003 0 l'HIZl' .S Ol' KBnro 3.0W 20 l'UlZKSOli" OMnre . . . 4.00J I0O PHIZES OF 100 are 10.00.1 1)40 i ) PU1ZK3 OP BO are 37.0M Obi ' PJIIZKS OP SOaro . . 1I.030 APPnoXtUATlON riUZKS ) W Prizes or SOlapp to &AMW" Prize S 9.000 IHJI'rlzesot tflapp.to a.0i I > rlZ8 7.GOT IWJI'rUmof 4Uanp. to 10,0ft ) Pnzu ( S.OOU 7WI TermiuaU of iS , * decided by tSO.003 Prize . . . 15.930 • ST6 Prices I Amounting to $17i\iyV ) All prizes sold In the United State * full paid In U. 8. Currency _ _ . . _ AGEXTS WAKT D , t37"Foit Cr.UB Hatks or any further Inform ation desired , write legibly to the undersigned , clearly ntating your residence , Viilh state , coun ty , street nnd number More rapid return mull iloll > ry will bo assured bv yonr enclosing an envelope boarlus your full audroaa IMPORTAMT Address V. I1ASSETTI. City or Mexico , Jlcxrco Oy ordinary letter , contalntny .MoNKV Onni.it Issued by all Express Companies , Now York Ex- chnnse , Draft or Postal Note Special Fentiues Ily terms of contract the Company mnst de posit the sum of all prlza ? Included In tno scheme before Bellini ; a single ticket , and re ceive the following ottlclal permit : CKllTlh'iCATi : , I htrcoy certify fiat tlfb JJniifcof London anil Atcrteo hat a sprWnl lie jmslt the nteessarumuij tn tpuinintce ( he pay mtvt " all ftrUa drawnbulhe Loleria d * la lltne- ' f.ctncta Iuhltea A.I OCNAlt CASTILLO , Ullerttntnr * Further , the Company is required to distrib ute tlfiy-slx per cent of the value ot all the tickets in prizes a larger proportion than Is given by nny other Lottery l'lnally , the nuuiberrot tckets Is limited HI.Ouo I Si.WH less than aresoldby other lottorl using the same schemes AMUSkMKNTS TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY . Dee 10 and 11 , Last Two Performances of RosinaWUIVtUHORBis " Gome ot Cards " The . " f"A Circus ltldcr "A Double Lesson " ( New ) And Her London Comedy Company I "In Honor Hound " ( New , ) WEDNESDAY > "My Milliners mil " ' I ( IlK'nrtirni True to Cell ) " .MyI ) rdlnLlvery " ( Now ) Bcai k or I'liicrs-l'araiiet 1100i parquet circle , tl/W anil IUl ) , balcuny Tic nnd 11X0. iienersl aclniltiluu iio and tl.UJ , Kullurjr > jn beats are uoir on i > to IMHIMSIIIUJa l > WLfMI.Ul aMJ Friday and Saturday , Dae , 13 and 14 ( Saturday Matinee ) t LITTLlTl t tattntieboy7 1 ; ! Mri FramU UuJn > on ltiiroctt * Djllitiirul Pramutle lilfl , lasacui Under Iho Management of J. If FHKNCJI I Bcslo of prlret-l'antuet. SI 00 ; psrquef elrrle flXIl anillUU , buleoarKondtlJlll ; lUla-rrT-c JUtlMO jirtcas Wc , Vm and | lj . t U will tn on aala Thurtds/ , • NEBRASKA CLOTHING COMPANY I Tuesday morning we will commence one of the greatest clearance sales on H record It is not very often that we have occasion to mark down our goods H No competition ever compelled us to reduce our prices for the simple reason H that our prices are always away below others , but something stronger than H competition The continued warm weather forces us this time to putthe knife H deep into our goods The season is fast closing and we have yet a very large H stockto dispose of In order to do it we must give you inducements that will H make you buy clothing in spite of any kind of weather , and we will do it We H have neverdissapointed you yet H Beginning Tuesday morning you can have your choice of thousands of $16 , H $15 , $13.50 and $12. OVERCOATS ) ( U7t I I a | I AND SUITS rjw / | | I The Overcoats come in Kerseys , Wide Wale , Worsteds , Beavers and fine I Chinchillas , many of them lined throughout with silk and satin , also Ulsters of I Irish Frieze , c 1 The suits are in Cutaways and Sacks and consist of very fine Cassimeres , I Worsteds , Corkscrews and Cheviots , elegantly made up and all formerly sell I ing at $12 , $13.50 , $15 and $16.50 all go for $9.75. • You can see them in our window They talk forthemsslves • We cannot send samples of goods from this sale , but will fill mail orders promptly and to the H best of our ability , when . the selection is left to us All orders for goods from this sale must be H accompanied by cash H ! : - § wThe lion of the AH&s MounVainsis & terror , the Cape lion a curThe lion among scouring soaps is i § PteIr ? Avoid Imitations Grocers often substitute cheaper goods for SAPOLIO to make a better profit Send back such articles c , and insist upon having just what you ordered ENOCH iVlORG-AlXt'S SONS CO . NEW YORK A CARD From Max Meyer & Bro The auction sale which is now in progress at our store has caused so • many inquiries that we take this method to answer the inquiries and inform the public at the same time The object of the saleis not , as some have asserted , to get rid of our old stock for the best of reasons , we have none , Nor is it a holiday scheme to get the trade but it is as advertised , to close the retail depart . ment of our jewelry business , which we have been desirous of doing for many months , and having failed to find a cus tomer to purchase the stock entire , and to put the stock in to our wholesale department not being feasible , we have determined upon an auction sale of our entire stock of diamonds mends , fancy gpoUs , art goods , and all Without limit or reserve of one single article We invite all to attend these sales , which wili'be ' held daily for the next thirty days ( if not disposed of before ) and see if this'statement is not a fact MAX MEYER & BRO "YOST" WRITING MACHINE , i "WWTWBBWfc _ > \ A. Typewriter mads to meet tha modern A1TB'TKfij' 'fcrWi Tii * * r wont tur a ma"ltlna which prints ill root I y from rnjStgSSR UsilL iJt&d t > le , iiiua iii ) ribbon , aligns pernrmnontly at t VHjEHEiSiiKcxQi point or printing U Uglit , Compact , Durable , ( UpnHBI arggU and inn u ord , inbuilt un scientific principles , WK33WHTTIaMUH tlie Invention ot U , W. K , Yoi > t. tha bulldor ot > B SMMHnpEH Botlithu Kemlnuton nnd Callgrnpli , | I S&SinrWwWffi& Mncblnoi wltH Itemlnston or CMsrupU toy j I Qf&mJl ! $ lmHii& & AlarcBBtoctut second lianiJ Typewriters , ot ( SWw5Mj3y SKSK34iwB a"111lce'for , Beront , , or "c'ftn'5v ' ? ' , w , * are i5SlK S&S5S lP JIE BeSI * liter t | a llucst low priced mjcliliia outba rff y f W' xX M ii ! ' 'i Wu wonld be pleased to receive a call from to JA MWSii\&jZ \ WrVJZ1bl& jmi IR3&rV you lirtlier 1 ou want to purcliuse or not , and &nM ' ltt''lnM will show tlia • 'VOS1" ' and . . -nM wo eladly joti tU fe gar O. SaHE jRrtti ' 'i finest and lartjast btoelc ot Furni Typewriter i' > * W(9. ( StVJfTp < iiFT''cs ? * ture Supplies , etc , over brought to this city GEO.H.SaiTH& CO , , 1605 Farnam St , Omaha ETCHINGS , ja | Mtf % 1 % HI O-GMERSON , ENGUA VINGS , S U WL" MM E RSTHALLKT & DAVIS ARTIST SUPPLIES 1 DSTKIMIiALL , MOULDINGS , WjBI JTPIANOSAORGANS ; FRAMES , | t IIV ly | iSrSHEETMUSIC 1513 Douglas Street , Omaha , Nebraska I The larueBt , laateti itml llntM In the norll It I'MAGnctr accORiinoUatlone unexiGllcd , How York to Glasgow via Ljnioaderry Ethiopia , Dec . . . . lttli | Kumosia , Deo..28th Anchorla , I > eo 81st | lurnesslaJan ith Now York to Azor63 , Gibraltar ani Italy Assyria Dec 18 | Victoria Jan II Saloon , Second Clars ani > Rteeiiaou ratea on lowest terms Mxcurulon Tickets rertucea , made available to return or either the I'letur- esrpie Clyde nnd North of Xraland or Uiver Wersoy and Bouth ot Ireland , or Naples aud Gibralter KXCIinSlOKS OT TAItlS OB COMTINENTAt Touns on lowest terms Travelers Circular Loiters of Credit and Drafts for any amount at low est current ratea Apply to any of our local agents or to Herflerson Brothers , Chicago , Ills II.B , llAIL 11. V. Momtcs C. 11. Makes , a P. Depot I WHOLESALE PRICES I MEN'S ' WESCOTT * # CALF SHOES I ' { MX ( loodyrar ho wed , I k f. 'M Hruinlrss vnmiu , I E J rw llutton Lore r Con / I'm t'r n , Tippud or S f = > Sm j > luliitoe , MiM | . S f 3 ; jl SSceuturor y - - b * * 1 iM 6IZE8 5T012 , - - - - $2.55 Write for our rulalojue Shots tent by < • pre U. o. ( > . If .VJceuti li isnt villi enter FAVORITE , PIKE & CO , 45 to 49 llondolph St , CHICAGO , ILLINOIS Wi rt/et to Armour A Co , Chicago , bypermlulon , The Tyler System of Bank Counters TJr eoualleJ la Stylt , Quality er Price The Tyler Desks , aoo Now Styles , I Tosttli r with 1000 Btle T.U.t , ChiJri , 11 , ThoTytorRoyalTypoWriterOablneta I and Suk Combined , ektylu Fiattt ti * Etrth THE FIGURE " 0" . - M The ffguro " 0" in our dates Is with us and H has come to stay No man or woman now H living will river clato u document without H using the ( iguro U. It now stands on tbo H cxtrcmu riglit 1SS0. Next .venr it will bo in H the third place , where it will remain ten H years It will then uiovu upto the second , H place l' .KiO und there it will rest ono huu- H drcd . Mars . , H Tlioro is another " 9" wliieh lias nlso coiuo H tobtay : it Is called the Nn " 0. " It is not ' H like the llguro " 0" in our dates in the respect H tint it will have to wait until next year * H for third place , or ten years for second plncc , H as it has this year stood in ilrst place , nnd H it will not move Irom there ; it is the new H No 0" Iliah Arm VVheolor & WHsou Sow M mg Machine H The No 9" is not nn old style of macbino H having some Blight change made ia it and H then culled "nuw improved , " but it is an on- , H tiroly'new muchlne It wns invented bv tiio H best mechanical experts ot the ago What H better proof is wanted of that fact than the H following cablegram direct irom the Paris ' H Exposition , which was published in all the H Chicago iiowspnpcrs of October 2nd ) H rAiosniDN UNiviitEi.r.K , I Mum , October B ] . [ Spvclul ] Tno highvxt possible premium H and thu only giuudprUu foi sawlna maclilnas H • as n bi ded the Wheeler and Wilson Munufac , H turing Company H T'iio No 9" has talien the lirst promiura a H this year at the SUUo fairs of Iowa , Mluno- H seta and Wisconsin , nnd tha ilrst premium H at every county fair where it lias been ex- M hiblted 1 No woman , if slio desires to bo happy M should bo without a No 9" No man H should bo happy until ho has purchased the M lightest rnniiiug lock stitch maehlno in the M world , the No U" for his homo No agent M is hnppv unless ho Rolls tbo No 9. " No H dealer will bo happy and prosperous in this H age of progress unless ho furnishes Ills cust/i- B mors with the only pcrfoct sowing machine , M mechanism for family use , the No 9. " Wo H are happv , for our trade has mora than H doubled since the birth of the No 0. " H WHEELEK & WILSON MFG CO . B ISO und 187 Wabash two . 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