8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE , i SATURDAY , OCTOBER 18. 1800.
THE CITY ,
Born To Mr- , mid Mrs. Uriah Baker ,
n eon. The lather IB the driver of No , 0
hoBo cnrt.
W. S. Dlckoy filed suit ycstordny morn
ing in Juallco WoiTiion'fl court iifjnlnet
Ilnubcns , Sholtoiut Co. , to recover 3111
on a promissory note.
The llttlo dtmghlor of Kufjono Fair of
the Union 1'aclflo died of dipthorln lit
the family residence , 70'J South Six
teenth street , yesterday. The llttlo ono
wan taken down with the dread disease
lout Sunday.
The residents of Druid nillnromnldnp
another move toecotiro the extension of
vralur mains Into thutlouullly. A large
ly Hlgnctl petition nsldiitf for this will bo
presented to the city council at the
meeting next Tuesday night.
Economy : " 100 doses for one dollar. "
Merit "Peculiar to Itself. "
1'urlty : Hood's Sarsanarllla ,
A WIIISTOIIKI ) WOMAN.
Dtsertcil tiylfcrlltiNlmml BlieU Cared
for ly Ht rmijjers.
A nnd rase of desertion and destitution has
been brought to light at 514 < ; South Eleventh
street. It was reported to the authorities ,
nnd Sergeant Ormsby Investigated It.
It seems that a strange woman applied at
the place mentioned Wednesday evening for
lodging , which was furnished by the laud-
lady , Mrs. O'Neill.
The woman said that she was penniless and
wanted a placotostny until she could find
work. At ! o'clock yesterday morning she
gava premature birth tonchild. Nophyslcinn
was called , und the woman was unattended.
'Jho neighbors knew nothing of the case
until yesterday forenoon , when they noti-
iled the police and city physician. The
wonmn was found in bed in n
poorly furnished room on the second floor of
n wretched story-nnd-a-half house , the only
entrance to wlueh wan up a rickety outside
stairway. The unfortunate patient lacked
clothing nnd was very poorly provided for.
She snld that her name was Mrs. Catharine
Durton and that she cumo hero a year ago
from Hoxle , ICan. , where bur parents reside.
Her husband deserted her lust June , and
since that thno she has been trying to earn ,
her living In tbls city.
Tno inlant , which was uenu , was wrapped
In an old apron nnd lay on u chair on the op
posite side of the room. Tliowoimn stren
uously denied that there was anything crim
inal In connection with the case , but the.
matter will bo funuer investigated , and in
the inaintimo the county physician will take
charge of the case ,
Building Loans
Wanted on cholco city property. Sums
of $5,000 and upwards preferred. Kitn-
Imll , Champ & , Kyun , 1205 Furr.nra st.
Pulillo Work * .
The board of public works held a session
yesterday afternoon.
The council resolution , providing for the
removal ot the buildings on Twenty-fourth
street , between Cuming and Burt. was taken
up , und after some discussion Kd Pnelan ,
who has the contract for grading
the street , was ordered to put
the buildings out of the street
nnd charge the expense to the grading dis
trict on Twenty-fourth street.
The following estimates wore allowed :
The Burner asphnlt company , paving
Davenport street from Thirty-first street to
Thirty-second nveiuio , $15 2.1)1 ) ; paving Chicago
cage street from Thirtieth street to n point
1,1'J feet east of thowest line
of Hillside addition , JI.S5-U9 ; pav
ing Thirty-first street from Cass to
Davenport. tflOl.SO ; 0. F. Hamann & Co. ,
sewer on Thirty-second street from Burt to n
connection with the llumis pond sewer on
Thirty-second street and Lincoln boulevard ,
iJ81.au ; Hugh Murphy , curbing Thirty-first
fltreot from Ponmotou avenue to Pacific
street , fT'JS.GO.
Mrs. Mercer , minlcuro , 431 Bao bldg
A S'-5OOl ) Diuiiairj Suit.
Mnthow W. Clali- has brought n suit in
the district court by which ho proposes to become -
como rich at ono foil swoop. On the 21th
day of last December Clalr was at the inter
section of Fourteenth and Uodgo streets , and
ns ho was crossing Fourteenth street ho was
knocked down by a motor. For several mo
ments ho remained on the ground In : in un
conscious condition , after which ho staggered
to his feet , Just in time to bo strucK by an
other train coining from an opposite direction.
This collision bruised and wounded him to
such an extent that ho was coiitlncd to tbo
house for six mouths. In the petition filed
yesterday Clnlr alleges that now ho is a crip
ple for life and that a judgment for $ ! .rOUO
against the Omaha street railway company is
the only thine that will afford the relief
sought. _
AXXOVXVEJXEVTJi.
Today nt 0 o'clock scats will bo put on
ealo for the engagement of Uoso Coghlim nt
Uoyd's ' opera house , which opens Monday
evening next In Charles Hondo's comedy "Peg
Wofllngton.1 Miss Coghlnn has boon seen
licro before In this play and It is known to boone
ono of her best. "Peg Wellington" will bo
the bill on Monday and Tuesday evenings ,
ami on Wednesday evening Sllss Cophlau
will appear In u grand double bill "Old Love
Loiters" and "London Assurance. "
On Thursday , ITiiday and Saturday of
next week ' -The World's Fair , " a spectacular
burlesque , written by E. K. Rico and Paul
Potter , curry ing about sixty people , will bo
the attraction at the Doyd.
The engagement of tlio Strawss orchestra ,
which opens nt the Coliseum with n niatinco
today , promises to ho the greatest
musical event that has occurred in Omaha for
several years. An immense advance sale in
dicates that the big hull will actually bo
crowded at all thcso concerts , Kduard
Strauss , the conductor of this great orches
tra , conies from n family ot four of the great
est composers Europe has known , and when
n men ) lad ho assumed the directorship of tlio
great orchestra founded by Ills father sixty-
BOVOII years ago. Since 1S71 Strauss has been
the musical director of the royal court ball ot
the emperor ami Iting of Austria. This
position of distinction which ho holds
lu Austila was the greatest ob-
Btndo to bo overcome uy Manager
Mlnlccly in bringing the great "waltz king"
across the ocean. Another obstacle was the
objection of certain New York musical unions
to the landing ot Strauss nnd his musicians In
Atncilca. It was proposed to keep the great
musicians out of the country by the operation
of the alien labor contract , law. which prohib
its the importation ot skilled U borers nnd
mechanics but exempts nrtlsts. The artistic
ubilitlcs of the orchestra were brought into
question and interest was aroused through
out the world. Universal sympathy was with
Strauss and ngalnst his detractors nnd the
collector of the port of Now York admitted
the orchestra' ns artists , such as they truly
nro. Strauss made his American debut at
the lloston Muslo hall on May 14 , and slnco
that time ho has given concerts in all the
principal cities of the east. That ho has
been romarkabaly successful is evidenced by
the universal pr.iuo bestowed upon him by
press and public throughout the country.
Strauss' western tour is turning out to boone
ono continual round of ovations. In every
city ho bus been greeted by audiences limited
only by the seating capacity ot the theaters
and bo seldom gets through an oveuiug with
out having his programme moro than doubled
by encores. It Is n matter of general regret
that the great waltz klnir visits so few west
ern cities , Davenport , Minneapolis , Omaha ,
DcsMolues , Kansas City anil St. Louis bolng
his only stands west ot the Mississippi. The
demand for return dates from the big eastern
cities were so pressing that Manager lllakely
was compelled to limit the western trip to
four WCCK3.
f
'Tho EdcnMuSeo lias a very credible attrac
tion on its boards this week. Black art as
portravcd by 7.anzc , the master mind of
inaslo and mystery , It a feature seldom seen
atamusco. This superb mystery , wltn its
Incantations and sorcciy.ls . vrlprd and pur-
illns ! and brings the audience , in the prescnco
the supernatural. The Now Orleans
of In tlicr
juLilco slngcra are without parallel
their
men are making
lit These young
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AliiUi V\/wtn t\lc \ *
i i. ii it A \ / i * \ AM \ \
a of the best ever praacatcd ,
TnrklMi llnlh * 75 Cent *
At the Nnlntorlum. Ladles , 8 iv. in. to 1
p.m. Gentlemen 1:30 : lo 312 p. m. Sun-
dtiyp , gentlemen 8n. ui , to 2 p. m , Try
them. _
HAVING TIIK WUIE.
U. I' . Trnlns llcrcnftcr to Curry Mnny
Official Cuiniiitinluntloiif ) .
President Charles FrancU Adams of the
Union Pacific has gone to Denver and
other western points , IIo was accompanied
only hy Ills sons and Chief of Construction
Cameron of the Union Pacific. Mr. Adams
will lo absent abolition days mid will remain
In Omaha several days on his return before
going hack to lloston.
A'lco President Ilolcoinbo ot the Union Pa
cific-Is out on the St. Joe and Grand Island
division.
Holias Issued an order nffectlng the trans
mission of tiMttcra pertaining to railway
business by trie-graph. The order states
tliattelcsrainshavo been sent In such num
bers and of such length as to burden the
wires anil Impair the effectiveness of the ser
vice , llerealtcr all matters , cxrcpt the most
important und urgent , will bo forwarded by
trt in ,
Arthur n. Smith , assistant general passen-
per aeent of the 13. & JL , passed throuirh
tha city yesterday en route to Denver. He
was accompanied by his bride , and will re
turn to Omuua next week ,
Won't Report llur\ot Tickets.
There Is another row In the western pas
senger association's affairs. Chairman 1'ln-
Icy's request that all of the lines should
render him an account of harvest excursion
ticket sales , was refused by the Hoclc Island
and other roads followed suit. This knocks
the bottom out of Mr. Flnloy's plans to pre
vent excursion ticket * from ( 'cUtuB Into
scalpers' hand , and the fun goes on.
On top ot this trouble comes the announce
ment that the roads running east from St.
Louis arc cutting rates , and the Chicago-
Missouri river roads are whetting their
knives for war unless these low rates nro
withdrawn.
Notes and Personals.
G. D. McDlll of Chadron has been ap
pointed chief clerk to General Superintend
ent Hughes of the Klkhorn , succeeding C. S.
Shenvln who has gone to St. Louis to bo
chief clerk to E. T. Horn of the Missouri
Pacific.
BTA3UM.VG OUT II3I2.\8E.
The Work of the Hoard of Health He-
gltinliiK to be Noticed.
The city physician ropoits that the
dlpbthcrctlc eases in the city arc being kept
well in hand and the spread of the disease
prevented to a largo extent. The inspectors
arc Instructed to keep a close watch over all
houses in their several districts
where the disease is prevalent
and prevent other members of the
family from visiting neighbors and thus
spreading the disease.
The physicians of the city , the doctor
stated , are becoming moro careful in their
treatment of cases and objorving the rules of
the board of health.
Before a placard Is removed from a house
the Attending physician , is required to sign a
ccrtlllcate setting forth that all danger has
passed and the house und surroundings pro
perly fumigated.
Only three eases were reported to therlty
physician's olllce yesterday morning , namely ,
diptheretio croup at 1011 Center street ,
measles at UO'J Davenport and typhoid fever
at 1410 Williams.
"Tho bmiiRhtcmr the Innocents. "
Lotting1 your children die with diph
theria. Dr. JotTeris' preventive and cure
is Infallible. Twenty-live years' trial
Iui3 proven it. Price $3.00. Address Dr.
Thoa. Jefforls , box 057 , Onrnuu , Nob.
BOHEMIAN KEMOCHAT8.
The Second " \Vuril Club Indulges in
a Torchlight Parade.
The Second ward democratic clubs en
gaged in a torchlight parade last evening.
About llfty members of the Bohemian Second
ward club assembled at the .quarters of tno
organi/ation at the Thirteenth street hall of
MetBros. ; . , und headed by a brass Dand
marched up Williams street to Sixteenth
and returned with n few members
of the Knglish Second ward dub.
The procession ended at the hall und the par
ticipants went insldo to listen to several
speakers who had been provided for the occa
sion. AV. J. Bryan , Thomas Copek , W. S.
Shoemaker , AV. Wnppceh , Frank Morrissey -
sey and A. M. Lynomnn addressed the meet
ing. Judge Holmes presided.
Tha members of the club were ur < ? ed to
stand by the party to the lust. Thomas
Capuk interspcrccu his remarks with
snatches of lioHemlnn and German for the
benefit of the few representatives of those
nationalities who were present. All mem
bers of clubs were instructed to see that
their friends registered.
THE FtiOKENOK SALOON WAH.
FOHV Warrant * AgntiiNt Suiulny Imw
Violators Issued Yesterday.
The war t Florence has broken out anew ,
Yesterday , at the request of some of the citi
zens of the burg , LawyerTownsond appeared
before Judge Wyntt , the town Justice , and
asked for wan-ants of arrest for the four sa
loon men , charging that they had boon violating
lating the Sunday law. The justice refused ,
stating that ho would require bonds from the
state and the payment of his fees in advance ,
This mode of procedure was objected to by
Townsend , and. returning to this city , ho ap
peared before Justlco Hart , who issued the
warrants and sent a deputy sheriff out to ar
rest the Florentines.
Mrs. Celeste Fj-fleld.
Mrs. Cclcsto Fyfield , an old resident of
Douglas county , having located on the Elk-
born with her husband , Captain Fyfleld , died
nt Fremont and will ho bulled at that place
Sunilny afternoon. A number of the old set
tlers of this city \vlll attend.
Mrs. Fyticld eamo to tbls country in 1835
nnd is said to have been tbo llrst woman to
take up a residence on the lower waters of
the stream mentioned. In ! S5iJ her husband
IMII a ferry at ElUhorn upon which II. P.
Beobo crossed the river the first tlmo when
ho was hunting a location in the valloy.
The deceased was well known by many of
the old settlers and is spoken of us having
been n woman of superior mental faculties , n
genial , sochil disposition and possessing great
courage. Some of her old acquaint
ances tell an incident concern *
ing her. Ono day in early
times three or tour big Indians entered her
cabin or dugout. They found Mrs. Fyfleld
alone , and taking her by the hair threatened
to scalp her If she did not quickly provide
them with something to cat. She feigned to
comply , but when she was out of reach of
their clutches she seized a small rillo and ,
leveling it at the leader , made the rod skins
skulk away ,
At ouo time Mrs. F. was a teacher in the
schools at Columbus.
CHEAH
IU t ( rtor ro IUno proren ID llllno ofbomM
for inert Ituvn n quitter of * centurr. U U ui O ° '
the Uolt a Btaui Qortrnment. Kn4ori4 br
atada of thi r at unHiriHUi ti tt _ 8trODreii . ,
ruraaland oi HilthtuL Df. PrIW ; Cr in Bak.
Powder d ea not conUtnammonli , Urn * or aiuik
lM B1HKO rOWD
.OOtlia. 8 * IHUtU ! ,
The remaining days of registration nro :
Thursday , October 23.
Friday , October 31 ,
Saturday , November 1.
Cnller.i.
William Dallcy was before Juilgo Hclsloy
on tlinold chargoof abusing Ills family , nnd
the court promptly inado nrrrtngomciits that
guarantee pcacuiuid qulot for the family for
the next llftccn dnvs
Sam Ui-ott WHS lined $20 nnd costa for cnr-
rvlng concealed weapons and threatening to
shoot everybody In the vicinity of his home.
Boiton Orcen was given ( Ivodays In the
city jjll In which to rcuovci' from his uuduo
lulntlty.
Mrs. Mlnnlo Parmcr writes from Bloux
City statlnir that .she Is on her deathbed nnd
wants her husband , Charles Parmor , to como
homo at once. Kho says lie Is canipiui ; some
where near this city with a lot of horses.
About Posts.
The Don Carlos lumber company , through
Its attorneys , is cnde.ivorliiR to scuuroa Judg
ment In Justlco Slmw'3 court ugalnst the
Missouri Pacific rallw.iy for $1CU.
The plaintiff alleges that the defendant
npproDflutcd n ear of fence-posts about
August 'JO , to which the lumber company lind
a elcar title.
Norman II. Brown also wants a Judgment
against the Gould company for the alleged
wrongful appropriation of a car of posts.
The railway company denies thut It used
the propcity of the plaintiff.
Claiupltt
Tlio Jury in the ease of the state npnlnst
John Cltunpitt came in yesterday after
noon after being out twenty-four hours. The
verdict was "not guilty , " and Clampltt was
ntonco discharged.
Thomas Grocov , ono of the Jury , % % MS taken
sick Thursday night and It became neces
sary to summon ; i physician
for him. Ho had been contlned
to his bed for some time with Inflammation
uf the bowels nnd hud been out of tlio house
only a few days when bo was placed on the
Jury.
Physicians , Surgeons and Specialists ,
L409 DOUQLkAS STHB.ET
OMAHA , N12B.
The mo < t widely nnd fiivora'hly know * apec-
lalhti In the United .States. Tliolr Ionic ox-
perlonco , roinarlcable skill nnd tinlTenal BUO-
0051 In the treatment nnd cure of Nervous ,
Ohronlo and titirKlcal Dlsunscs , entitle thosn
eminent pbysluliin * to tlio full confidence of
tlio atlllcied i verywliorc. They Biinruntoe :
A UKUTAIN AND POSITIVE OUIIE for
the awful effects of early vlco and the numer
ous CTlls that ( ollou In its train.
1MUVATK , 111.001) AND SKIN DISEASES
speedtljr , eoinulotoly and portntinuntly cured.
NERVOUS IE1)IUTV ) AND SEXUAL 1)13-
OHDEIta yield roaillly totholr skillful treat
ment.
PILES , FISTULA AND RECTAL ULCERS
guaranteed cured without pain or detention
from business.
liyUHOOELG AND VAKICOOELE perma
nently nnd successfully cured In every case.
SYIM1IU9. OONOItHIlEA. OLEET , Hper-
niatorrhoi , Bemlnal Weakness , LostManliood.
Night EmlssUins , Decayed I'm'tiltlci , Female
"tVcukneij and all dcllcato dtsordora peculiar
to rlther BOX positively curad. as neil us all
functional dlsordori that icsult from youth
ful follies or tlio excess of mature yean.
< sTP.irTITIl < Guaranteed portranently
O 1 AlV l U i\l curou , removal con nloto.
without cutting , cnustlo or dilatation. Guroi
affected nt lumio by patient without amo-
nient'fl pain or nnnoyanoi } ,
TO YOUNG AND MIDDLE-AGED MhN.
AQIIPP rilPKThe awful effects of
OUKli L-UJXC ellriy vice which brings
organic woakncss. destroying both mind and
body , with all Its dreaded ills , pormauenty
cured.
cured.P.TTFr's ' Address those who haveIm-
. UL/1 IO paired themselves by Im
proper Indulgence and solitary hablta , which
ruin both mind and body , unfitting them for
business , study or marrl.iRC.
HAKKIEU HEN or those fntorlnj on that
happy Ufa , aware of physloal debility , quickly
ilialstod.
OUR STJOOH33
Is baaed apon faoti. First Praotloal experi
ence. Second Every case Is wpeclally studied ,
thus itartlng right. TUlrd-Madlolnes are
prepared In our laboratory exactly to suit
ach case , thus effectlngcureswlthout Injury.
Drs. Betts & Betts ,
M09 DOUGLAS STRFET , OMAHA.
IF YOU HAVE
IMMi ,
HICK HEADACUK. DlJJf n AOCR. CON-
1'IVF. imWKI.N , NOVK HTOMAC1I and
Inillato ud you linvo uoai > iCtltc
will euro then troubles. Try < bemi
you liHtonutliliiff lolone.bntttlll H-atu
Tlcorout body , rrlcc , 6H < i. per bux.
SOLD
I'orlmproicd and economlo cookery u o
l.iebig COMPANY'S
EXTRACT OF BEEF.
for Reef Tea , Soups , Mailn DIblieH. Entices
( Game , I'lsh , A.e.1. Aspic or Meat Jelly. Keeps
for any length of time , and Is eihcuper and of
liner flavor ttiun uny other htoek ,
GENUINE oxr.v WITH J. VON I.iKnia's
TUIIK , AS AUOVK , IN lll.UE. OllO pound o (
trautot Uct ( equul to forty pounds o ( luuu
beef.
DR. BAlLliY ,
GRADUATE DENTIST
A. 1'ull Pet of Teeth
on H\ililor , for
_ _ _ _ _ VIVE DoLLAita.
A perfect fit Riiaranteed. Tcotli extracted
wlUiotitpulii or danser , ami wltlout anaes
thetics. Gold ami fcllver (111 ( iiK t lowest
rates. IlrldnotxiidOrown Work. Tooth with
out plntoi. All worlc wnrniiitoil.
OFFICE PAXTON BLOCK , 16TH AND FARNAM
Kntrar.co , ICth street elevator. Open evenings -
ings until S u'olouW.
K NEW TRILOR
I bavo opened with a flno line of woolens and
solicit tlio Utio trade.
N. P. 1SGKSTROM.
; | Merchant Tailor-- :
Fhcfly Block. It. SOC. formerly ( if Chicago.
"FRENCH SPECIFIC.
A POSITIVE mdpirminint CURE ( or all
* lMa i5fh.URNARY ( | ORGANS. CUMJ
h r oth rtre tm MUIIi.Fulldiraclloiiiwl heich
bottle. Prlct , on * < ell r. Se ilgntlurcol E. L >
TAHH , | For tilt By All Druggist * ,
Each iSeason
Has Its own pocuiUr mnliuly ; lint \vlili Uia
blood iiwIiitAliitdilliAstntcof utilforni vigor
niul purlly , liythenvof Ajcr'.i ninpnrllb.
( lie system rtniiiyjilipts ! | Itself to clmngoU
conilltlons. CUIIIK | ( 'I | of tlio licsUKcrr.tlU'a
niul tonics , aiuniolpg highly concvntrntcd.
Ajcr'a Kaisan.itllla litlio must cflecttve ntiil
ccciioinlc.il of nil blood mc < tlclncs.
"For some jeais t the return ot spring ,
I liad scrlutis tniiillc with my kidneys. I
\vn3 tinabto to slotp nlghls , niul stiltctcU
prt'.ttly Avllh jialns.Iu . tlie small vf my back.
I \us also nllllctoil with headache , loss of
nppctltcnnd Inillpcflloii. Thr.so sj mntoms
\\tte luticli wouc hut aprliiK. especially the
trouble vltlt my back , A dlcnil iicrsiindcil
me to USB Ajcr's S.irsnrarllln. I lepan
taking It.nml my tumbles nil dls.iupoaied. "
Mrs. Uenu\ra llcl.ingcr4 llrhlye st. .
iI , Muss.
Ayer'sSarsaparilla
I'llKI'AllKU II V
DE , J. 0. AYEK & GO , Lowell , MIXBB.
Bold by DruKcIiti. * lili $ \Vorth $5iluttlt ! .
AMUSEMENTS.
Four Nights nnd
Saturday Matlneo.
CU.MJIINCIN-O :
T1-1U11S13A.Y.
THOSE ADMIKAIU.
BARRY & FAY
In tliulr moiry play ,
After a run of 175 nights In Xw York. The
largest comedy company tiiivellnj.
YOU WILL LAUGH ! YOU CANT HELP IT !
"Vimrsfomor , MAIIV KI.I.KN KVAN. "
llox shouts open Wodnt'sdiiy ut ieinlnr prices
THREE NIGHTS ONLY.
COMMENCING In tlio following IU'i > er-
tulru :
Monday , Oct. 20 Monday and Tuesday
The favorite Aitre-n , Peg } Voffington
Wednesday Kvcnlnj ! .
ROSEO ( ( iruaL Double Hill )
OldLovcLcttcrs
WrIIU'll by llrmi nii How-
iinl.iiutlinrnf "Ilie llcn-
rlcttn , " "Slionniiiliinli , "
etc. , to ti dillowiM by
Diem llouclcatilt'.i chiirm-
Inuconiudr
London
I'niler tlio miinnjomoiit Assurance
of AiiKUstus I'itiiu.
llox Phcct opens at D o'clock Sntuiduy inorn-
Ing at i
D ime
WILL li.VWMMJ. MANAGEH.
CORNER I1TH AND FARNAM ST6 , OMAH\
\VIKIC : OF nor. 1:1. :
Abdul Allllt'V , 1'crslim Sorcery In lilai'k Art.
I.IUIuAiinloNi'Noii.Jlltlni'tSoiiliri't. .1)-lllj ) il
I'oinecly C'o. - L'UT.wunty t-tar Aitlsts-Dolicr-
Iv 1'antoinlim1. Duponl , t ho Honi'l i > s Wonder.
1'owcts ' und Pinorsun , SoiiKim I Hant'o Artist
Last \\eoknf Urn thrw-hendcd f-oiirstiu ! s.
O.Ni : DIME ADMl'I'ti TO AM > .
THEDUEBER FACTORIES
HAMPDEN LARGEST
WATCHES IN THE
THE BEST. WORLD.
SEND FOR THE DUEBCR
OUR BOOK , WATCH CASE
"FRAUDS MFG. CO. ,
WWATCHEtt,11 CANTON , OHIO.
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lTTlE VEGETABLE PHIS
CURE
Will free
, jfa'Pi'lio
nbovo and
at her disor
ders. Tliey.ii.
, .iiKurroutciMo
not ( irlpr , wry
mllcuir to ttikr ,
purely tract * *
Me , I'driK compound-
* of vi'KQtal''e8 ' In-
lous to California
I linn. 45 pill * In
, v.v. . /lal.
it absolutely cured by
'Or. Hots LlllleVegttable Pills ,
llrcn ( A vlnll 8 for 05 ccnt
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f or by nmll. AUdrcus
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FOIt SALK IS OMAHA , NKH. . UV
i At'o. , Cor. 15th 4. tiiuul.u Wncts.
J. A. Fuller & Co , Cor. lltli it I > ousla Streets.
A. IJ. rwtvr ! L Co. , Council Illutta , Io n.
UNO PRINCIPAL DRUCOIBTU IVCRYWHtne.
GOLD MEDAL , PARIS , 1878.
vv. JIAKE'R & co.'s
Ji nlitolntelu mire and
It Is aolttblc.
No Chemicals
are i.nJ In III Iircnurillon. It hti
lian lir > < tlutti iki itrtinii * ot Oiroa
inlxtiwllh Slirch , Arruwru.it or Saj r ,
and.ll tlicrcfjre far more cconoinlctl.
touvtf ( < i * titan em cent a tup. It U
delicuui. nourl < hlnf , itrtiixthriiluit , Ki-
eit.YilJtaKSTr.u , and adiulribly tdirtcd
for niialid ii ill ip rioni la lui'th. '
Hold bjrGrocori etcrjnlicrc.
W. BAKEB & CO. . Dorchester. Mass.
DR. KENSINGTON.
Eyenl Ear Surgeon
1310 Dodge Streat. Spectacles accurately
fitted.
LYON & HEALY
of B.iia l itnlt l u.
Unihrim 1 fcaolpm.ali.
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riltU t.qulnj br Iten'i Vnm
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\VAiN 1 JiU
oioiims Mno : the only
line over In vented that liulds tlio clothes with
out pins : a perfect success ; imtent recently
Issued ; sola only uy agents , to whom llio e.\-
cluslvurlstitUKl > en ; on receipt of.'iOcents wu
\\lllbendiihamplcllnoby mall : uUo clrou-
Inis ; prlco list itnd terms to iiKOiitsj sccjiro
vnur ton-limy nt OIIPP. Aildress THh I'l > -
l.r.SS CI.UTIIRS I-1NU CO. , 17 Herman bt. ,
AVurcoslor , Mass.
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Slh month , vili. lii * Thirly inlnutei from
llroail HI. btallan. 1'lilla. Under car at ftleinln.
Full culleco courien furl > otl | > uxa > luidln to clsml-
t-nl , Kniilneerloir , Bdtritinc , and l.ltorarjr c1erfo
Hcaltlilul locitlun. extenilvu urouuiK bullilln .
machine iliopi , laboratorloi , and libraries t ut lull
Dtrtloulin aildrnn
Wil. U. AlTLETOX.rb.D. , ActlBZl'rcilJint.
OVERCOATS
Are already a necessity. In ( lie medium weights we never had such a variety as we arc showing this
season , There is not a store in Omaha or anywhere else in the west that occupies the floor space or
lias anywhere near the room that \ve \ have. The assortment of overcoats we display on our second ami
third floors , is greater than any two large stores combined can show you , AYe make a specialty HI'
overcoats , and our prices cannot be touched by other houses.
One glance at our prices and at the quality and make of the garments , will convince you that you
would be doing an injustice to yourself if you buy an overcoat outside of our house. Our variety is iin
inensc ; we have all grades and can suit the rich and the poor. Our lower priced garments are all of
durable material and substantially made , We want it distinctly understood that we handle no sati-
nctt or shoddy goods of any kind.
In boys' overcoats we also show a larger assortment than you can find elsewhere , and at no time
were such low prices put on them. We are determined to make our boys' department the busiest place
in town. The quantity of boys'suits we have sold already this season , is simply amazing ; and wo
want to sell as many overcoats. At our prices everybody can afford to dress his boys neat and warm.
To judge from the way our Men's Suits arc selling1 , they must be very attracti\fe , and peo- "
pie must find them cheap. We have never done a heavier business in our suit department than
we did so far this season. We arc already getting in duplicates of lots sold out , and everyday
we open up new shipments. The advantage of coining tons for your fall suit is , that beside
getting it so much cheaper than you can buy it elsewhere , you will find in our store every day
something new in pattern and style.
Samples anil catalogue sent on application and goods sent by express with privilege o (
examining. If not satisfactory in every way you need not take them.
Open until 8 p. m. Saturday , 10 p. m.
Nebraska Clothing Co.-
Corner 14th and Douglas Streets.
Sewed Shoe Co. '
- : - OMAHA - : -
Are the Exclusive "Western Agents for the
fwnsockot ail
Tholnrpost tnanufacturors otrubbor footwear in tno world. Wo carry the only complete stoclc of llrat-oliiss rubbef
goods in the city. Prices always the lowest. Correspondence solicited.
TRY OUR LBRTHBR SOLED RUBBER BOOTS , THE BEST MADE
AMERICAN HAND SEWED SHOE CO. ,
OMAHA - NE.B.
WE HAVE Till.
Just what you are looking ;
for. Black Cheviot Suits ,
made in single and double-
breasted sacks and three-
button cutaways , all at
popular prices. We would
[ also call your notice spec
ially to the fact that \ve have
a very large assortment cf
Black Clay Worsteds in
coats and vests for semi-
dress wear. These goods
are made and trimmed n
the best manner , and a per-
ect fit guaranteed.
GRATEFUL COMFORTING
EPPS'S ' GOGOK
BREAKFAST.
"llr n tlioroiiKh knonl-iilue of the nnturnl lam
nlilchcovem tlio operations ot cllxt'ttloa unil until-
tlon , and by a rorcful iipjllcntlnn nf the tine proiicr-
tle o ( well eclucieJ Coroit. .Mr. Bpps lm prorlitdl
ourlireakfaittnblci wltUnl < * ll < uteljr lluvurfil bevcr-
nk-o wlilcll umr sale UH maiir lieary cljctor'i blllt. U
li bjf Iho Judlcloui tin' ( jfnuo'i article * of illet Ihutu
tonitllutlon may bo uriuluully built up until
'Juii to rc Ut every loniU'ncr to dliunic , Hun
dreds of aubtlo ni.iluillin are tlontliiK urntinil UK rrudj-
tu nllack wherever tliere U a weak point.Vuniar
OBCniiO mnnr a fatal slinlt bjr kocpliu our clve cll
fortlBo 1 wllli piiru blood , uiul a i > ruierljr | nuurlslictl
frnmc. " Civil Sorvlc-H ( inietto ,
.Mailo ilinply trlth bolllnn wnler or milk , buhl only
In litlf puunil Itni , by Kri > * ' < Ts , Iklelvcl UIUHI
P I'l'PI ' XH Hoimooiialhlo Chemists
CiO LI 1 O LVJ , , London , JIuijIuiKl.
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