TELE OMAHA : DAILY BEJE : IHTJESDAY , SEPTEMBER is , isoo.
THE CITY ,
The l > nnk clctmngs yesterday amount
ed to $803,267,65.
Dr. Gllmnn was lined SJCO and costs
yesterday for alleged Illegal practice
of mctliclno.
Thomns Cook Is accused of Htcnllng a
mirror worth $5 , nnd will probably ex-
pluln tlio matter In court today.
Jncob Hess hns sworn out a warrant
for the nrreat of Harry Clnmpitt upon a
chnrgo of larceny to the amount of $15.
.Articles of incorporation liavo boon
filed by the colored barbers' beneficial
and protective un'on. The incorpor
ates are William U. Cloud , S. 13 , Smith ,
Andcmm Tnylor , J. II. Juckson uhd It
J. Johnson.
'Jho meeting of the Klphth Ward Per-
Bonal RljihtHlcjiguo club will bo held
Friday evening , Sotilombcr 10 , nt 8
o'cloclc flmrp , in the imll of tlio club ,
1012 North Twenty-fourth street. All
members arc requested to bo present.
Nerve ami Liver Pills.
. .An Important discovery. They net on the
Hvcr , stomach and bowels through the
nencs. A new principle. They speedily
euro bUlotiHness , budUiste , torpid liver , plica
nnd constipation. Splendid for men , women
nail children. Smallest , mildest , surest. 80
closes for 25 cents. Samples Tree atltuhn &
Co.'s ' , 15th and Douglas.
County Court.
The J. W. Butler paper company of Chicago
cage yesterday commenced suit against J.
C. Wllcoxof tholato Republican to recover
tWWduoupona promissory note dated July
15 , 18'JO.
'Jho Mlddleton plato company yesterday
BuedD. W. VanCott to recover & -12.G7 duo on
a bill of goous sold last March.
Marriage licenses.
Judpo Shields issuoil the following mar
riage licenses yesterday :
Namonnd address.
I Samuel Stockton , Arlington. Neb . 22
t Nclllo Pwesel , Lushton , Neb . 23
j John Vt. Stnnts , Cedar Bluffs , Neb . 25
I Minnie 13. Torey , Omaha . 23
j Charles Brnder , Omaba . 23
t JVdeliuaJ. 13 tiscli ; Omaha. . 18
tlio IlltiR Ilecovcretl.
The diamond rlngwblch Ilmry Broolts ac
cused Bertha Mcsbna ot stealing' was brought
to police headquarters jestcrday afternoon
nnd delivered to Captain Cormack by a lady
who sutd she founaltin the rireplnco at her
house , where Bertha Meshua had been room-
In H ,
Bliss Mcshnawas arraigned before Judge
Helsloy yesterday for trial , but Brooks failed
to appear apainst bcr. She was discharged ,
nnd In less than au hour thereafter the rln
was brouirht to Cnptalu Cormack. Some of
the ofllccrs acquainted with the case claim
thotthofln-'ingof ' the ring Is nil a put up
Bchcine , ana that Brooks has had the ring all
the while. _
The use of calomel for derangements of the
liver has ruined many a flue constitution.
Those who , for similar troubles , have tried
Aycr's Pills testify to their cfllcacy In thor
oughly remedying the malady , without InJury -
Jury to the system.
MANIPULATING HIS PROPERTY.
August Horizon Secmi to KulTcr from
Illn VnnWinklclsm.
There was another frco and lengthy airing
of the domestic infelicities of August Benzon
and wifo.
.About n year ago , n profound sensation was
occasioned Mrs , Benzon -
by pro
ceedings for divorce , on the ground of exces
sive use of liquor on the part of her husband ,
us nlso because of his squandering money in
various ways. Mr. Benzon being a wealthy
Ice dealer and quite prominent in business
circles generally , the petition of his wife be
came the talk of the city.
Mr. Bonzon now comes forward with n
lengthy petition which will set the tongues
of the gossips wagging inoro freely than
over.
over.On February 20 last ho says that ho was
Intoxicated nnd his wife Induced him to con
voy to her his real estate valued at some
$50,000 nnd his private bnnk account of f 3,000 ,
together with authority to collect the rents
of his numerous houses. Ho seems to re
member the details of the transfer -with prcat
clearness , being ublo to give the most minute
particulars with apparent accuracy. In con
veying his lands , houses , batilt account , etc. ,
to her , ho declares , however , that ho did so
that she might net simply as his
agent nnd cashier In the handling thereof.
.Another reason which , ho savs ho had for
making the wholesale conveyance was to quiet
any unrest which slio might b.ivo by reason
of his dissipated habits and spendthrift ways.
.After this conveyance , husband and wife ,
It is alleged continued to live together until
the latter part of Juno , -when Mr. Eenzon af-
ilrms , she said to him :
"Now I have the property In my own name ,
nnd have fed you just as long as I am going
to , aud jou can clear out , and I will have
nothing moro to do with you. "
Mr. Benzon , it Is claimed , had occasion to
leave- the city shortly after this and upon re
turning homo says ho found that Mrs. Bcn-
Eon had rented their home , and had ' 'ousted"
him from every interest in all his property
both real and personal.
Ho says further that Mrs. B , has borrowed
92,500 from John A , Horhach and pledged n
portion of the property as security. This
$2,500 ho says was obtained by his wife for
her sister.
The relief which Mr. Benzon desires of
the court Is that his wife may bo restrained
from further Incumbcrmg the property in
any way shape or form , and that it may bo
decreed that bho holds it in trust for Win ,
and llnnlly rcconvoy it to Mm.
Emmet P. Brewer has commenced suit
against Ncally mid West Williams Tor 5,000
by reason , as ho alleges , of their having as
saulted him with their lists nnd feet ,
Joseph Wilkinson asks to bo divorced from
his wife Hose E. on the ground of desertion.
U'hcy were married in Iowa county , Iowa ,
April 27,18SO , aud have adnufihterwhom the
father asks to bo given into his custody.
Tito PitrcNt anil Ilest
Articles known to medical science n > o used In
preparing Hood's SarsnpariUa. Every in-
grodlontls carefully selected , personally ex
amined , and only the best retained. The
incdlclno is prepared under the supervision
of thoroughly bompctont pharmacists , nnd
every step in the process of manufacture is
carcfullv watched with a view to securing in
Hood's Sarsuparlllu the best possible result.
A XXO VXCEJIEXTS.
The pleasure of seeing Robert Mantell In a
new impersonation Is ono not slightly valued
by the knowing theater-goer , and his appear
ance hero this evening at Iloyd's opera
house lu the dual role of Louis and Fabion
del Franchl , In Alexander Dumas' interesting
romance of "Tho Corsican Brothers , " will
undoubtedly draw out a largo audience. Mr.
Muntcll has cotro to bo known as ono of the
most effective nnd gentlemanly representa
tives of the nrdont , sentimental nnd youthful
heroes of melodrama that can bo named , and
hli assumption of a now character will ,
therefore , always prove interesting. For
this production of the play , wo are promised
nn unusually rich atago setting , the company
bringing with them all the scenery , proper
ties , furniture nnd mechanical oitccts pre
pared for its late Now York revival. In this
drairm thcro Is a double employed and his
close resemblance to Mr , Mautcll has caused
many laughable mistakes.
The child plays which have been so popular
for the past few years have brought many
child actresses before the public , but not ono
of them has qulto attained the favor and suc
cess of Klslo Leslie , the creator ot the role c3t
'Llttlo Lord Fnuutloroy. " The many \\lio
hnvo seen or nro acquainted with her furno in
this part will boglud to sco her delineation of
the dual role of "Tho Prlnco and tbo F < ofU'
per , " which will bo presented nt Boyd's
opera house for three nights and Wednesday
matlnoo , commencing Monday of next week.
Her supporting company Is strong and the
performance is said io bo an unusually effec
tive ono. Scats on sale next Saturday.
Kicclslor Springy , Mo. , Waters
.Aro nature's uric solvent , and are specific
inflammation of tlio bladder ,
CHU'l'IjlNO TUB COHONI2H ,
.
How tlio Cotmly Commissioners "Will
Aid Him In ( letting Jurors.
Coroner Ilurrignn is experiencing great
difficulty In getting citizens to servo on
juries , as any nrnnwho has been through the
experience once refuses to serve a second
time , the reason being that the county com
missioners refuse to pay fees to coroner
Jurors nnd witnesses.
In the majority of cases the witnesses in
Inquests end a largo proportion of the jury
are laboring men who corn but tl.fX ) or f l.Co
per day nnd cannot afford to lose a half day
for which they receive no pay.
Some time ago the finance committee of the
county commissioners dlrcovcrcd that there
was nothing in the statutes which authorized
the payment of witness or Jury fcvc ? , nnd , ns
a consequence , all claims of that kind -were
thrown out.
Since tnat tltno It has been growing moro
dlfllcult to Hud men to servo as jurors , nnd
the climax was reached in the case of Mon-
lekur , the man who was killed In the Union
I'ncltio ynrds near Eleventh street on Sunday
morning.
The Inquest had been set for 10 a. m. Mon
day and n constable stalled out bright and
early to summon u Jury , lie met with noth
ing but refusals , however , nnd the inquest
was sot for t ) p. tn. , with the same result ,
Again it was postponed until 10 n. m. Tues
day , but still no jury could bo found. The
men approached absolutely refused to servo
and dolled the ofliccr to compel them to rein
spect his summons. The latter was power
less and the tinniest was postponed until the
afternoon.
In the meantime the coroner became des
perate und scnttho constable into the suburbs ,
where no found three men. By pressing the
undertaker and two reporters in to service ,
the jury vas completed and the inquest was
held ,
The Inquest on the man who was killed near
the fair grounds Tuesday night was to have
taken place yesterday morning , but the same
trouble was experienced und it was postponed.
The coronetlias taken the bull by the horns
nnd has secured a promise from County Com
missioner O'ltccffe to the effect that ho will
Introduce n resolution next Saturday provid
ing for the payment of jurors nnd witnesses
In coroner's cnscs. Commissioners Berlin and
Corrlgan have each promised the coroner that
they will support the mc.isuro so that the
trouble will probably bo overcome.
Who Is lie ?
The Inquest over the remains of the man
killed by an Elkhorn twin Tuesday night
has been set for 8:30 : a. ra , to-day If a jury
can bo secured at that hour.
A man who did not give his name viewed
the remains yesterday and identified it as
that of Henry Doyle , n blacksmithwho lived
within a few yards of the place where the ac
cident occurred , Ho stated that the man was
married nnd had several children.
A man named "VValtermoier who lives at
3414 Uhnrles street , thought the body was
that of Henry Doyle , a stonemason , who hud
been working in the citv , and whoso parents
live at Waco , in this state. Ho also stated
that the deceased bad a brother at Chaaron.
A third man thought the remains were
thoiO of ono Henry Doyle , foreman for Hugh
Murphy's stone paving gang , living at Good
will avenue and Twenty-second street. Ho
said the deceased bad a wife and two small
children.
The city directory contains but ono H.
Doyle , ho being a street paver , living at
Twenty-second street and Goodwill avenue.
"Do you like champagne ! Try Cook's Im
perial ; it's flavor is unrivalled ana it is per
fectly pure. '
OUGHT TO HAVE A MINT.
Wliy Piimha Should lo ) Homo of Uncle
Sniu's Coining.
Mr. E. W. Nash , secretary of the smelting
works , was shown the dispatch from Wash
ington regarding the bill Introduced by Ilep-
resentotivo Connell providing for an appro
priation of § 100,000 to defray the cost of
establishing a mint In Omaha.
Mr. Nash expressed considerable surprise
at the information and remarked that it was
tbo first time lie had heard of it.
"I hope the bill was Introduced In good
faith , " said ho , "and that there is a prospect
of its becoming n law ; but I am afraid It is
only done .for effect. It seems to mo that if
there was any prospect of such a bill going
through so in o of the business men hero
would know something about It.
"There is no doubt that a mint would bo a
great benefit to Omaha and this would bo the
best plnco In the country to locate it. Wo
have been producing one-fourth of nil the sil
ver used by the government , nnd It would bo
to the advantage of all concerned to have a
mint located hero. It would bo a great at
traction to the city as the government nlways
has line grounds and an artistic building for
Its mint. Morevcr , it would give employment
to n largo number of high-salaried pcoplo
which would also bo to the advantage of the
city."An
"An appropriation of $100,000 would not go
far toword establishing a mint , though , " ho
continued. "It would require at least ? 500,000
and probably ruoro.
"If this question ever comes to an
Issue , wo will have a hard fight
with Kansas City to have the mint
located hero. Kansas City produces as much
silver bullion as wo do and she -would use
every effort to defeat us. "
Mr. H. W. Yatcs of the Nebraska National
bank was shown the dispatch and also ex
pressed surprise at such a move bcinir on foot
without the knowledge of the business men of
the eomtnunlty.
"A move of that Wntl was made about eight
years ago,1'said Mr , Votes , "when the gov
ernment was about to establish a mint In
Helena , but tt was unsuccessful. Since that
time I have heard nothing further about it.
It may bo that Mr. Council has seen a chance
for the passage of such a bill , but I am of tlio
opinion that the government will iiot estab
lish any more mints , as I think thcro will bo
no moro coinage of silver after another year.
The silver will bo handled in bullion and sil
ver certificates will bo used instead of silver
dollars. This would do away with the neces
sity for mints altogether as thcro is enough
silver now coined to meet all demands. "
Several other bankers wore seen and all
were of the opinion that the establishment of
a mint in this city would bo greatly to the
advantage of Omaha , and all expressed ignor
ance of the bill until shown the dispatch.
Tickets nt lowest rates nnd superior
accommodations via the gront Rock
Island route. Ticket olllco , 1G02 Six
teenth and Farnara streets , Omalm.
INTUR2MHOXAIUNDERTAKEUS. .
Six Hundred of Them Hcacllne for
Omaha the Con vent foil City.
The international convention of funeral dl-
rectors or undertakers of the United States
and Canada convenes in this city October 1.
It promises to bo ono of the largest and roost
Important gatherings ot its kind over hold in
the west because not fewer that COO leading
directors will bo present.
The undertakers of this city have already
completed arrangements for caring for the
hundreds of delegates nnd every effort will
bo put forth to make the stay of the visitors
memorable in the recollection of those who
know in what good entertainment consists ,
In view of the tlmo for the holding of the
convention being near at land. President It.
U. Bringhurst of PhllndclDbla has issued his
procllinatlon. In speaking of the trip ho
says : "This is a golden opportunity of a trip
to the western section of our country , nnd of
meeting representative men in our line of
business from , all portions of the United
States and the Dominion of Canada. '
"Tho consolidation of working forces of
some of the members of tbo National burial
case association , the largo number of incom
petent persons engaged in our business
throughout tbo land , tbo progressive steps
that are being taken by boards of health and
sanitarians in general , the demand that is
being mndo thut our business bu regulated by
legislative enactments , nnd n bill recently
passed by congress mark the approaching
convention as cno of vast Importance to every
mania our calling.
"Those of the association living In the extreme -
tromo cast will bo given a day In Chicago , as
the special cur will onivo In that city Mon
day morning , Sontomber 29 , nnd remain until
11 o'clock iViilght. While In Chicago the
delegates and members will bo given a rldo
abo. at the city and visit the different points
'jf interest , dining nt either the Auditorium.
I Palmer or SUcnnan house , In tlio evening of
hat day n meeting will bo hold In the Sher
man house parlor ; * , where n Chicago & North
western representative will furnish all the In
formation : necessary and look after the bag
gage. "
The president urges the members to buy
thotr tickets of the Chicnzo & Norlwestcrn
railroad , ni that line , has given n reduced
rate to this city.
Upon arriving in this city the party will bo
mot nt the depot nnd convoyed in carrlngcs to
thel'axtonlhotcl , where the opening session
of the convention will bo held. The pro
gramme of the convention will bo as follows :
WEDNESDAY , 10 O'CLOCK A. M ,
1. Calling convention to order by President
U. U. Bringhurst of I'hllndelphla. S. Prayer
by Hev.V. . A. Lnmar , D.D. . of O'naho. a.
Address of welcome by Hon. John M.Thoyer ,
governor of Nebraska. 4. Response by vice
Presidents. MerrittHooltof New York. 5.
Appointment of committee on credentials. 0.
Roll call. 7. Ktport of committee on cre
dentials. 8. Annual address by president.
0. Itcportof secretary. 10. Hcport of treas
urer.
Afternoon , 2 o'clock 1 , Appointment of
committees. 2. Heports ot standing com
mittees. 3. Chairmen of the st.ito and
provincial associations will submit written
ropotts of their respective associations. 4.
Unfinished business. 5. New business.
TiiunsnAY , 10 O'CLOCK.
1. Reports of committees. 2. Miscellane
ous business. 3. Address by J , B. Mclutyro
of St. Catherine's , Out.
Afternoon , 2 o'clock 1 , Address by B.
Prank Kirk of Germantown , Pa. 2. Elec
tion of ofllcers. 3. Selecting phico for holdIng -
Ing next meeting. 4 , Adjournment.
Pears' is the purest and best soap over made
OHDKUKI ) PAVING STOPPED.
Mr. Blrklmitscr Objects to the Asphalt
Coinpatiy'H AVorthlcss Binder. ' '
"I have just stopped the Barber Asphalt
company from proceeding with the work of
paving \Voolworth nvcnuo between Twenty-
ninth street and Twenty-ninth avenue , " said
Chairman Blrkhauscr of the board of public
works , yesterday noon.
"I stopped them for two reasons. " contin
ued Mr. Birkhauscr , apparently all out of
patience.
"Tho nrinclpal reason is that I discovered
theycro using llttlo rocks thq
size of pens ns n binder. It is
simply miserable stuff nnd I know right
wiiuro they got It. It is nothing but 'Wo ,
Us & Co. " screening stuff from Con Gal
lagher's darned outfit. The Barker folks
have bought seven car-loads of it , and to
thcso seven car-loads they nro adding ono car
of slag , scattering the latter through as a sort
of blind , or something.
"Tho other reason why I stopped thorn is
that after I had pointed out a certain old
sewer ditch to them and told them that it
must bo tilled in nnd made solid , I 11 ml them
going right ahead and building over It. They
did the same thing two years ago and it cost
the city $ , ) ,000 to repair tno damage.
"Fact is that the Barber folks
are acting llko spoiled and ugly chil
dren. No sooner nro they caught doing
wrong in ono place and nro punished , than
you find them doing something clso that's
worse. But ! shan't spare them a bit now ,
and I expect this means war. "
1C AAV'7 K.Y W , It AW.
Kansas City LI Ice the Raven Cronks
Over Omaha's Population.
' Do you know that Kansas City Is trying
to have a recount made of Omaha's ' popula
tion ! " said Mr , George J. Paul to a Buu rep
resentative yesterday morning ,
The reply being In the negative ho contin
ued : "A Kansas City man was in Omaha the
other day and ho claimed to bo posted on what
wasgolngon in the city by the Kaw. Ho stated
that a committee had been appointed which
will bo sent to Wnshinglon to endeavor to
have a recount in Omaha. They think down
there thnt wo did not have n fair count and
claim that our returns -were padded. They
say they are determined to 'show us up. ' and
bring our figures down to where they should
bo. "
Tom Cooke , the rotund supervisor of the
census in Omnha , happened into the rotunda
of the Millard about noon and was asked If
ho had heard what tno Kansas City pcoplo
were doing. Ho professed Ignorance and
was informed ns above.
"Why , my dear sir , " said ho , * 'tho report
of the supervisor for this district was ap
proved nnd the books closed over n month
ago , and it would talto an act of congress to
make any change now. However , I wish
tncy would get a recount. It would bring
Omaha's population up to 145,000. All the
people who were nway at the numerous sum
mer resorts aio home again , and the city
would make a better showing than boforo.
Thcro is no probability of Kansas City being
successful , though , oven If they are foolish
enough to attempt such a thing. "
Sixth Ward
The Sixth Ward Personal llights league
held Its regular weekly meeting nt Twenty-
fourth nnd Clark strents last night. The
meeting was well attended and an increased
interest was manifested in the work of the
league.
The secretary reported that ho had secured
naturalization papers for a number of for
eigners nnd explained the necessity of all se
curing thcso papers who hud not already
done so.
Christ Spccht was present nnd addressed
the meeting nt length In German , speaking of
the progress which had been made in opposi
tion to the passage of the amendment and re
ferring to what mayjjo oxpoctcd.
Democratic fjcnguc.
Democratic clubs throughout the state will
plcnso apply to mo at the New York Life
building immediately for blanks to enable
them to enroll in the state league democratic
clubs. Clubs organized in the national cam
paign will also apply. SIIAS Conn ,
Secretary S. L. D. C.
3 HARVEST EXCURSIONS SOUTH 8
Yin the Wubnsb Route.
On September 9 , 2.5 nnd October 14 the
Wnbasli will soil round trip ticicots to
points in Texas , Arkansas , Tennosbco ,
Mississippi , Louisiana , Alabama , Geor
gia nnd Florida ut Half Faro , peed for
HO days. Remember tlio Wubauh is the
quickest route South and Southeast ,
Reclining Choir and Pullman Bullet
Sleeping Cars on nil trains. Only
15 hours to St. Louis ,
32J " " Chattanooga ,
40 " " Now Orleans ,
40 } " " Now York ,
with corresponding fust tlmo to all
points South and oust. For tickets und
full information in rognvd to routes , nlso
for n copy of the Southern Ilomoseokers
Guido , call at the Wnbash Ticket Ollleo ,
1502 Fnrnam street , Oiruilm , or write G.
N. Clayton , Northwestern Passenger
Agent , Giruihu , Nob.
Republican InrlflF Conferees Sleet.
WASHINGTON , Sept. 17.Thls afternoon the
republican tariff conferees wcro In session
two or three hours. By this means , it is salil.
they hope to explain matters when the full
conference is in session.
CREAM
It * nurtor zeeilencfl prorei In million * of borne *
for moratbin a quarter of a centurr. ItliniBdbr
the United Btatoi ao rnment. Knilorsed br wo
hea i of the great unlTorillles n the Strongest ,
Pureil and Mott Healthful. Ir , Price1 * Cr m Iiak-
Ing Powder doe * not contain ammonia , 11ml Or alum ,
"olaoal , l -n- .
ftlTVBAKNO pom | l Oft , -I
Now Tort. Cblcuo. baai roadlfO. kt M - l !
Pimples
1 * dflert.i to eliminate poison from
tlic blood. TW J result in.ty tic Accomplished
much moro efliiitually , as well M ngrccnbly ,
tltrougli iliQ.rr iicr excretory cliniiiicls , by
tlio use ot Ayir'a Sarsapntllla.
"For scvcrM jcnrs I wtts troulilctl wllh
bolls ami carliuiiclc ) . In casting about for a
remedy , It ocoun-cd to mo that Aycr's Sars.v
parllla had btcu uscil In my lather's family ,
with ( ! xccllcut < aticccss , mul I thought that
what \\.is Bootl Jor the fattier wotiltl nlso bo
Eood fur thoison. Three or four bottles of
tills niciHclna entirety ctirctl me , ami I have
not since laB ere than two years had n
boll , plmplu , or any other eruiitUo trnuhlc.
I can coittcicntlonily spc.ik In the highest
terms of Aycr's S.irsai.irllla , and many
years' experience In the tlrnj ; business en-
ntlcs jno to speak lutelllBcnlly. " 0. 51.
Hatflcld , rurmlaml , Ind.
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
rnurAnno UY
UK. J. 0. AVER & CO. , Lowell , Mass.
l'rlcol ; aUlottlci.ti.'orth$5 abottlo.
Drs :
Physicians , Surgeons and Specialists ,
14O0 DOUGIiA-S S
OMAHA , NED.
The roost widely nnd favorably know * spot-
lallsti In tlio United Suites. Their lorrj ; ex
perience , roinnrkablo skill and universal suc
cess In the treatment and cure of Nervous.
Ohronlo nnd SurglunJ DlHuascs , cntltlo thcso
eminent physicians to the full contlclcncoot
the ndllcted everywhere. They Riiarntiteo :
A CEUTAIN AM ) I'OSITIVK OUKE for
the awful elTeeUnf onrly vlco ixnil the numer
ous evils that follow In Its train ,
I'UIVATE , ULOOD AND SKIN DISEASES
speedily , cnmiilntoly nnd permanently eurcd.
NEKVOUS I > CIilLlTY AND BHXUAL IW-
OUDKHS yield readily to tholr skillful troat-
33. riSTlU.A AND ItEOTAL ULCERS
Riiarniiteeil cured without puln or detention
front liuslnesi.
HYDltOUUIjE AND VAIUCOOEtiE pornm-
Dontly and successfully cured In every uaso.
SYl'lUMS , OONUllUlIKA , GLEET , S | > or-
mntnrrhon , Scjr.hml Weakness , Lost Manhood ,
Nljlit RmlssliiujDecayed Faculties , Kcnialo
Weakness and all clulleato disorders peculiar
to cither BOX positively cured , 111 well us nil
functional illsonlorH that result from youth
ful follloMor ilia excess of mature ycais.
CTPir"TITIM"OlllirantcoU ponnanu ntly
Ol Sl1 U IVb.oiireil , reinoxal con jilcto.
without cutting , cuustto or dilatation. Ouros
affected ut homo by patient without u mo
ment's pain onannoyanoc.
TO YOUNG AND MIDDLE-AGED MbN.
AQ1TT.MJ riIPT7 The awful urtoots of
OUKli UUKli cariy vice which hrlng'i
orpatilo wraknos ! . doitroyln ; ; both mind and
body , with allIts , dreaded ilia , purmuuonty
cured.
RKTT1 ? Address these who liavo Im-
O. Ulil 1.7 paired themselves by Irn-
proper lndulR nqo and solitary kiblls , which
ruin both mind and body , unfitting them for
business. Btuly > nrtmirrliiKft
MAKUIKI ) MEN Or tho-.o entcrlnson that
happy Itfo.aunroof physical debility , quickly
OUR BUOOB3S
Is based upon facts. First Practical experi
ence , riecond Kvory case Especially studied ,
Hut's starting right. Third Jlodlclnei nro
prepared In our laboratory exactly to suit
caeh ease , thus effecting cures without Injury.
Drs. Betts & Betts ,
1409 DOUGLAS STREET , - OMAHA. NEB.
GRAY'S SPECIFIC MEDICINE
. - - . Tut : GHKAT . . . _ . . . . , . .
K.vciLiau ] ( t\i- :
El > r. An unfiill-
Initcurofor Sem
inal \Vcnlno(3 ,
Spcrnm'.orrliim ,
Impotcncy , anil
nil UMcuoi tint
follow M n no-
quonco of helf-
almso ; nt Jxm
of Memory , Unl- _ _ . . .
roraiil l.nssHiido
1'nln tn the [ lack. Dimness of Vision. Premature OM
AKC , nnd many oilier diseases thut lead to Insanity
or consumption mul n prcniuturo Brave. .
JST"Kull pirtlcultrn In our pamphlet , which wo dc-
Ire to tend frto bf mnll In over ? one. fBTho Spo-
cltlo Meilltlne I * nolil at 11 per packnitc , or lx imck-
nic 9 for K , or will bo sent frco b/ mall on receipt of
the money , by nililres'ltiK
THE GOO DM AW EULTG CO. ,
1110 FAUNA ai STHKET , OMAHA , N n.
On nccount of counterfeits wo have adopted tlio
yellow wrapper , tl.o onlr Kenulno.
FOR TORPID LIVER.
A torpid liver deranges tbo uliolosya.
tent , anil produces
' - Sick Headache , ,
Dyspepsia , Costiveness , Rheu
matism , Sallow Skin and Piles.
Tlioro la no hotter remedy fordicMo
common illHciiHcs than Tntt'M U\er
Pills , us a trial n ill prove. Price , t3c.
Sold Everywhere.
PRIN L POINTS
EAST , WEST , '
NORTH and SOUTH
13O2Farnam ! Street.
HARRY P. DEUEL ,
Oity PaesonHor and Ticket Agont.
DE , BAILEI ,
Graduate Dentist ,
A Tull Set of Teeth , on Rubber
For Five Dollars.
A perfect fit ctmrnntccd. Teeth extracted
without pain or diuwyr. nml wltLout IIIIUM-
thetlcs. Gold nnd fcllvorlUjiig * at lowest
rates. llrldL-o mul Crown Work. Tcuth with
out plntos. Allwork warranted.
OFFICE PAXTON BLOCK , 16TH AND FARM AM
Kntrancp , lOtli Btroot elevator. Opcu ovcu-
luis until 8 o'clock.
! FEMALE I BEAE S
AbHlutelrrelUblt , trf > tly nafe.moat powerful fcmali
r > > uulator kuown incvrr full14i aNii , irunwld ions bai
5 iu&lc4eat. AildrciM LUIS liriull c < > , liurr < Uo..S. V ,
bi'in/'aooKjiAMJUiJu ; ; w.
WE START THE FALE
Season with a Grand Boys' Clothing Sale , and as at the opening of the schools , boys' clothing is
in demand , we propose to make the coming week the most memorable one in our boys' departure.
Circumstances combine to enable us to offer some extraordinary bargains , and the prices we make in
pur boys' department will surprise the public. We start with the following :
300 Knee Pant Suits of an excellent quality of cassimere , made expressly to stand the liard and
rough wear of boys , at the same time neat looking , coats being with corded seams and tastily gotten
up. The suit is well worth $3.50. We offer it this week at $1.90. The suit is well adapted for school
wear , and just the thing for people who don't want to spend much money and at the same time have a
suit that looks and wears as well as any five or six dollar suit.
Bargain No. 2 About 225 excellent All "Wool Suits , in different patterns , some plain brown
some of the latest plaids , but all of a good quality strictly all wool cassimere , made up in handsome
style. This is one of the best school suits ever placed on'the market. We offer it at $2.50 , and we say
that no other clothing house will give a suit like this for less than $4.
In finer fabrics we show an excellent assortment of Knee Pant Suits , two and three pieces , in4l
the latest shades and mixtures. Our prices on fine Children's Suits are about 33 per cent lower than
those of any other house.
Thousands of odd Knee Pants , good qualities , 35c , 45c , 55c , &c. Our prices on Knee Pants will
delight mothers.
We are equally well prepared to fit large boys and young men. We have a splendid variety of all
the latest styles in single and double breasted sacks , and our prices arc such as no other housb
will make.
Fall Catalogues and Samples are ready- Send in your name and we will mail them.
Open until 8 p. m. Saturday , 10 p. m.
Nebraska Clothing
Corner 14th and Douglas Streets.
o. "
The flGuro 9 In our dates will make ft long slop.
No mnn or woman now living will over data i
document without using the Oguro 0. It itands
In the third place la 1800 , wWro It will remain ten
cars and then rnovo up to kccotid place In 1000 ,
hero It will rest ( or one hundred years.
There Is another " 9" which lins nlso coma to stay ,
t Is unlike the figure 0 In our datvs In the respect
, uat It has already moved up to first place , where
t will permanently remain. It Is called the "No.
I" IIlili ; Arm Wheeler & Wilson SoxUnc Machine.
The "No. 9" was endorsed for first place by tba
xperts of Europe at the Purls Exposition of 1889 ,
bcrc , after n severe contest Ith the leadl n g ma-
: lilne9 of the uorlJ , it was awarded the only
Grand Prize given to family sewing machines , all
ithcrion exhibit having received lower awards
it gold meJjis , etc. The French Government
ilso recognized Its superiority by thodecoratlouot
> Ir. Nathaniel Wheeler , I'resldcntof the company ,
with the Cross of the Legion of Honor.
Tbo "No. 9" is not an old machine improved
upon , but is an entirely new machine , and the
Grand Prize at Paris was awarded It as the grand'
: st advance In BOVUDK maclrine mechanism of tlia
igo. TIioso who buy it can rest assured , there ,
tore , of baying the very latest and best.
\VHEELEll & WILSON M'F'G ' CO. ,
185 nnd 187 V/abnsh Avo. , Chicago
P. E. PLODMAN & CO.
220 North Sixteenth Street.
DKS. MERRILL & MERRILL ,
SPECIALISTS IN
Chronic , Ncrvoiin , Dlood nnd Surgical Dlaen'en nnd
DlHcaaes of the Kjo , Ear , Nose , Throat and Chen.
Special Attention tn Dlsensoj of Wo
in on ntnl Children.
The doctorshnvo had years of cxporlonco In the
hospital" of llrooklyn nivl Now Vork.nml mo ninon *
Ilio most successful and wlUoly known epcclalUts la
the country.
To Vonncr ! " < ' MltUllc-Aced Men.
Ix > st Mnnhood , Nervoui Debility. SnernintirrlKBT ,
Seminal I-OIBOI , I'lijmlcal Uecnr , tirMiu from Indis
cretion , producing Bicoplcssnesi , duspondcnoy , | > lm-
nlcn on tno face , aversion to society , ciully tllscour-
nifecl , lack of ronllilence , dull , untltforstuilvor bml-
nc s , anil tlnds Ufa u burden , safely , permanently
and speedily curod.
lilood nnd Skin lispnnos.
Byptill ! , a dlsen-o most dreadful la Iti results ,
completely eradicated.
Gciilto-Urlnary Surgery.
Oonorrlioo , Oleot , Syphilis , Hydrocelo , Vnrlrocclo ,
anil hlrlctnrc , niillc.illy nnd Biifuiy curoil irltboul
pain or detention from uimlnojs. All Sexual Do-
fertilities aud Impediments to marrlaga successfully
rcmnvcd.
All Ilectaldlsenses safely nnd permanently curoi
Hours.In.m. till8 p. m Hnnilnjri , 10 till 12.
N. 11. 1'orsons unable to visit us may bo treated at
their homos by correspondence. Medicines and In-
structlnns sent by express. L'onsulfUlon fruo.
bend i cents In stamps to Insure reply
218 Fifteenth St. , Opiirnlto Hoycl's
Opera House , Onmlin , Nob.
DR. J E. McCAEW
Specialist ,
It unMirpnsBCrt In the trent *
mont of nil forma of i'HI-
VAT15 lISKAMCSU ) ) t.Miia
liooif. ST1UCTUUK , or pulii
In rc.lolvlnu the blmtcler.
BVI'IllI.IS cured In 1,0 to W
ilnya. bkln Dliensos , Cntnrrti
mul all DlmuuuK of tlio
Illooil , llenrtnncl IIvor. In-
imilo Diseasecured without
instruments or "locul treat *
nicnt. " l iJk'J from 2 to 4
onlfVrlto for clrcu *
jam Klvlntt [ iNrtlcubm about
cachoftlin nbovo dlsL'asoi ,
nml Bliowlnc manr of Ilia
tnoit rtiuiiirkublo caret. Of *
Ceo , K i : . Cor. I Ith nnd Furoaai Sis. , entrance oa
either itroot , Omahi Noli
E.G. WEST'S '
NERVE AND BRAIN TREATMENT ,
Ppeclfla for HTitprlt. DIzilnMi. nti. Ktpnlirji. Wk
lulne.i , Jltntnl lVpr HlonHoftfnnBnf ( the lir > ln , m-
luUlnj ; In Insanity naU leamntfto mliory d rav anJ
death. Premature Old Age , KarrenntB , Lotj of rower
In either > ez , lnroluntary toi ei , oml Ht > erinitorrlicc
c&uied tiy orer-wertlo. of tlio brain , pelr liufto or
QTcr-lndulnnco. i-acb bci connlmononionlt'j Iruat.
m nt. ClaUoi. or rlx for > . tent by lnall | > rfmld.
Vvttli cucli ortlor fur 'I * toirn , will itnd tmrchuer
rutraotvo to refund non y 1C the treatment fatldtO
tutu. UuarantovK luuvd and Benulno K'M ualjr by
GOODMAN DRUG CO. ,
Itiorarnuui Street , - Ouiahu , Neb ,
The Omaha Medical and Surgical Institute
For the treatment of nllCIUlONIC AND SOIininAL msKASFH. Kracoi. Annllnneo for iloforniltloinml
Trunscs. lljit b'acllllloi , A parHIM nnrt llooiodloi
p for suoiMffiil tra.itmontor ovorr form of clivcn.n .
ni.
qulrlnumedlc.il oriiirxtcil treatnont. OXK HUNDIIKI ) ANIJ TtVW.Nrv-KlVH ItOOMS t'Olt I'ATIKNIH
Ilcmnlnml Atlomlnnca , Host n"co nmO'l ' itliMi ! in thjwjjt.Vrlta for circulars on DurormlMim
I llnn'i
Trusses. C'lub Feat , C'unrjturoiof thoSj > lii9,1'lla * . TurnJrl , C.incor , Citirrh , llronc'iltti , Inlmhtlon n Elec
'
tricity , I'nrnljrsli , llpllepsf , Klilnoy.llhiiler.Kro.Kar , Hlclnanrt Illoud nnd nil dirKlcnloperulons. lilSHASUrt
OK WOMKNnflpocUlty. llookof Dliouoa of Wonion Ito ) . Wolunrolntoly addoil li Lylnln department ,
forwomun cliirlnscontlnomontstrictlyprlv.ats. ( ) Oily Iljlli'jlj Msillcnl Initltuto mihlnt n. upoclnllrStf
riUVATK lISiASi.H. ) : : All blooit illncnses
nuccoisfully treitoil Syplillltlo pol < on rumnroil from | | IU tvstaix *
without mercury. .Vow Ilcstorntlve Treitmsnt for Ion of vltut pvror. T.irllot mnWo to vhlt u imy bj"
trc.itcitiit homo bycorrospuuiliMicc. All '
cjic'imnlcitloni onllrtontl U. Modlcln ) or limniinonti sent l > f
mall orc-xprcM xecuroly pickoil , no tmr * < tolntllcotocontonti or Bonder. Onoportonil Intcrrlo * nrafrrrail. -
Cull nnd consult ' us or send history of your case , nnd wo wll | lent In plain wrapper our HOOK TOiM (
list. f HKKupon Address 1'rlrate Special orJJorvous UUaaio * , luiputanSyplillU ( Jlojt , aiU Vurlcosolo , with question
Omaha Medical and Surgical Institute.
Corner Oth nnd Harnoy Strcota , Omaha , Nebraska.
The Fall Oi/Brcoat /
a thing of beauty and we
have special pride in the gar
ments in that line , which we
are able to show our customers
this season. In style and
finish they have never been
surpassed.
CHILDREN PARLORS
On second floor. Take the
elevator :
THIS PAPER IS PRINTED PROM
FROM rnw
Great Western Typo Foundry ,
1114 Howard St. OMAHA.
DIAMONDS ,
WATCHES , Etc.
Our Bales on both DIAMONDS
and WATCHES have boon L'NUb-
UALLY LA110E of Into , cnUiif , ' to
our CUT P11IOUS. Our stock o (
MOUNTED DIAMONDS was cot-
linpt pretty low , BO wo luivo just seta
a Inrcro number of ClIOIC K
STONES of OUR OWN IMI'OIl-
TATION , and \vo ollor thorn iitn
SMALL ADVA.NCB AHOVi :
COST. Tlio soilings com nso ft
larRO variety of SOL1TAI K ami
CLUSTJ3K RINGS , SI 0 L , H
STUDS. KAR-UINOSI3KONC'IIKS '
LACK PINS.PENDANTSA. HA III
ORNAMENTS , SLliKVB , HUT-
TONS , COLLAK JIUTTONS ,
1JKACKLETS , N ECK LACES ,
LOCKETS , etc. SPECIAL DE
SIGNS OF SETTINGS mndo and ,
LOOSE STONES of all sizes
MOUNTED TO OEDER. Rubles ,
Sapphires , Emeralds , I'onr'is , ' ( Urn ;
nil other precious stones , mounted
nnd loose.
OUR GREAT SLAUGHTER
SALE of WATCHES is still in
progress.
SOLID GOLD WATCHES for
Laalos at $15 , J20 , $25 , 530 , $35 , $10 ,
$45 , $50 , and umvnrd.
GENTLEMEN'S SOLID GOLD
WATCHES of all kinds , from $5ii
up to the finest grades ( Elgin , Wul-
tlmm , Howard , etc ) .
LADIES' nnd GENTS' ' PINT
GOLD FILLED WATCH Eb ,
American movements , wnrniutotl
from 15 to ii5 years , only $11.75 ;
worth $25 and upward.
SOLID SILVER WATCHES ,
$5.7C , $8 , $10. $12 , $15 and up.
NICKEL WATCHES , $2.60 , J3.76
nnd $5.
SOLID GOLD CHAINS AND
LOCKETS ; ROL.LUIJ . PLATE
CHAINS AN1) ) CHARMS bold at
REDUCED PRICISSto purcluibora
of Wntchos durinfr this uulo.
5.000 FINE SOLID GOLD FIN
GER RINGS from $1 to 10 each.
W\Yatcli \ Repairing a Specialty ,
NOTICE Strangers vistlnc the
citv nro respectfully invitud to call
mid tnUo a look through our estab
lishment , \vhothor wishing topur-
uhaso goodu or not.
MHX MEYER
& BR.O. ,
Sixteenth and larnam : Streets ,
FRENCH SPECIFIC ; !
A POSITIVE and permanent CU RE for ill
dlieam of the URINARY ORGANS.
where other treatment hill , lull diwllonipltli
bottle , lllce , cue dollar8ee ilRoataro of
UTillL. For Solo By All