8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEJBs FKTDAV , OCTOBER 31. 181)0. )
THE CITY ,
Lcopuld Pelilcnn Ima liocn jnlli-d for
BtcnlliiK' 5- worth of old lion from the
direct rnllway coinptitiy.
Tlio ( 'InrlvHon memorial hospital re
turns thiuiUs to tlio Sutiiheni'iirrinpo ro-
posltory for tliolr kind donation of V2-'t.
Dlphthuflu win reported joitciday
nt IiKC ( ) ( lark street. l.JI.'l South Seven
teenth wlieet , and .TH7 California street.
The i-lty jnll wns cleiredof o\cry tirla-
otifrfsterdny ufturnoon , bOinutlilnH
tluit lias happened but twlco before h :
twojeiirn.
Tlio ti'iiipprnturo , nmopnrlod liy the
loi-al Hlfiial Herxiro nl'leo ' , was a
follows : At 7 n. in , , . ' 11 * , ut 10 n , m. ,
nnd ut 1 p. in. - \ ' .
unt Oravpi has Illeil a complnlnl
iiffiiimt Di-xtor U Thoni'is , uhU'lii ! ( { .
him with i ovoi Ing up a wnler close !
witfiout tc'inovlti ( , ' the coiitontM ,
'J'lii : llii : : 1mm ePclvndW from J. K
\Vejer of Lincoln for tlio IUrs. i ; A
OiiliH fund. The bonoliclaiy m.iy rocelvi
this inuney upon tipplication at thii
olllco.
G. II. Pitch complains Unit Mm Oil
in 010 unlawfully removed u diiihtliurii
caid tlint luid lji i'ii posted at 211 ! ! Cnpito
iLVcnuc , In < > oinpllnnuo wllli the require
nienlH of the law ,
Supc'iinU'iident JiitncR has rci'plvoi
notice that u paity otiihout tliiitv tcaeji
era would nrrUo in tlio city thii
inorinii from Ni-biasku Citj , to visil
the Otnnlia Pi'lioiila.
Judye Kolls wont to Lincoln jostPrtlu ]
nnd on IIH ! ii.'lu rn last ni 'ht polled tin
train nhortly after It left Lincoln. Tin
veto wns us follows. For prohibition , 121
against pi exhibition , 05.
IJenedict M. Teyton of riorencc , dici
at tlio rubideni'o of liis brother , J'aj
uiond O. 1'oi ton , at thai place , o
tjphoid fo\er , njjeil IKty-four jeari
Tlio funeral was held at II j ) , in. , froii
the resldoneo.
Articles of Incorporation liavo boot
filed b ) the Omaha lijdraiille-mussbrlcl
coiiiany. ) ) The cnpllal stock is ? 100,000
dhiilfd intohhiirei of S100. Tlio ineor
pmatcirs aio Irxlng Alllbun , F , II. Davit
and I'MvMUiH' . .Sterling.
The incnibet's of tlio Cirpr-nters' ' am
JoineiH1 unions of Onulxi and tlioli
filcntlH to tin * niunhei' of 111010 than t\\ (
hiindrid enjoyed thcinsclvus at a bal
mid biiiiiH-rjjivim under the nusiicos ) o
tlio oiiler nt l < Xio ) * < itIon hall hibt night
Clan Gordon No. G.'I of the eider o
Scott ii-h elanaill hold Its lust social o
the hciihoti at Motiopolilau hall thii
oiLiiiiii , ' . An Inloiesling | " 0 1.111)1111
o ( horijjs and iceit.itions will bo pic
'
Rented , iiiisrniented by selectionb on'tht
baypipes hj 1'iper McDou al.
o's Ne\v Icii'tinciit ,
\\ro opened a new DLA KP/r BLl
COM FOI IT donartmeiitith now goods
new shelving , new G' 12 HA II DIN'S , anc
In future \vo shall &oll all kinds o
Wnnlvcts1 in this doputinent.
To introduce It wo shall offer semi
epeeiitl harffains nil thib week , notaU ;
eonio DOWN COMFORTS nt SC.oO , $
and 'jlO , nnd a lot of all-wool blankets a
f . ) . ( ) a pair.
Woaro inaldngory low prices nl
o\or the t > lorc. Visit us wilk aiound
look things over , ask questions , uoinpnn
prices. IN'O ono will urge you to buy o
voiiLloi * how much money jou liavo ti
V epend.
T5LTX.XARD BLAXKIITS
fioni $2 to fS.oO a piir less Llnm they ar
sold elsewhere ; in fact ivo nro n sme <
that our pt'icos all over tlio store till
loason are lower than others.
'Wo ha\o flHpeelnl bargains In nov
Bilk \elvets , all the most deslrablo col
ors ; the 83c vohot reduced from $1,2 ;
unotlmr lot of bilk vchots , all colon
that nro now nt SI , nro worth $1.23.
But the choicest bargains in bilk \e
vets nro those at 91.73 and $2.50 ; the 1m
Is 21 inches uideand is us nice as a
all bilk Ljonsolot nt fo u yard ; tli
81.75 is equal tounything bold lull :
city for $2.Uo nnd $2.SO a j aid.
Gentlemen and Indies who wish topu
chnse Dr. Jucgcr's underwear mid w
recommend it highly can only obtai
thorn from us in luturc ; any goods bliow
clsovihoro
ARE LAST YEAR'S OOODS
and altogether diiToront in shape ni
quality tolhoio of 1SOO. Wo luuo over ,
thing nuulo hy the Jaeger Co.
Shirts , sox , suspenders , baiulaces , co
sots , shoots , pillows , bl.mkots , unit
buitb fur Indies and children , bleopii
go\\ns for children as well as the nigh
droses for men and women can nil 1
found oh our shelves besides those \
offer tomorrow u special lot of 11101 :
natural graj undershirts at 81.22 , i\or
tl.7'r . They nro hard to inutuli.
At our blanket counter wo offer a 1
of white California blunkotb forG.oO , i
duccd fiom $10.
Some natural gray blnukots , clea
Boft and pretty , nt i3.30 a pair , are or
looking nt. The same In larger size f
91 , and the finest at $ > .
TIII3 MOU.Si : DKY GOODS CO.
? | OISI'H ) Jdtli nail Karnniu.
Men's furntshinga and boys' clollii :
department ; wo have bomo special hi
g ulns
UNnr.RsmnTS AND DRAWKRS.
Men's imturnl gray undershirts , 75c.
Men's heavy all wool undershirts , 9 ,
Men's natural gray all wool undi
> liirls , $1.23.
Men's flue seamless sox , loc.
Men's uulaundrled shiits , COc.
Men's night shirts , "oo ,
Men's super British tex , 25c.
Men's hoavv glo\c" , sox , suspcnde
Hoys' ulolhlng Is in thosuino wing a
on the saiuo lloor ns the men's furnt ,
ings , ando olTaf a spoelnl lot of HO\
OVERCOATS AT $2.75 , worth fully
eachve ; hnvo nlto n lot of HO"b
SUITS AT S2.1K ) , woith $ o ; wo have n
tt lot of SCOTCH CAPS oOo , for men
toys.
MEN'S AND BOYS'
rrUNlSIIIXG DEPARTMENT.
T1IU MOUSC DRY GOODS CO , ,
IClh and Furmiiu tit *
The now ofllces ol the Great R <
Ibhuid route , IbOU Sixteenth nnd 1'urn
tt roots , Oinalin , tire the liuobt in the c !
Cull and bee thorn. Tlckota to all pol
coat ut lo\\ust \
HOW TO VOTE
AGAINST PBOHIB1TION.
Those who are opposed to
prohibition and desire our pros-
cut local option and high li
cense Ituvs to remain in force
should vote against both of the
amendments.
Those who desire to engraft
the license principle coupled
with regulation upon the con
stitution and forever prevent
statutory prohibition as it now
exists in Iowa , should vote
against the prohibition amend
ment and for the license amend
ment.
Remember a vote for the li
cense amendment is not a vote
against prohibition. These
propositions are entirely sep' '
aratc. If you want to defeat
prohibition you must vote
against prohibition.
The following- the form of
the anti-prohibition ticket :
"A ga i n s t the Proposed
Amendment to the Constitution
the manufacture
tion , prohibiting
ture , sale , and keeping for sale
of iiitoxicatingliquorsas a bev
"
erage.
"For Proposed Amendment
to the constitution , that the
manufacture , sale , and keeping
for sale of intoxicating liquors
as a beverage in this state
shall he licensed and regu
lated by law , "
At Y. M. C. A. failny.
Piof. locl ) < jo will explain German it
llvo weeKs ut 1:80 : nml 8 ] ) in. A Item
one of the Iron lucturei mid iiucstiyato
Cttltenn of Omaha t hnme itmtalntail a/ioiili /
t ( member that thsicinilniiniiliiy nf irt/fsliaffoi /
die Iifituy , Uctolcr 31 , and Saluitliu , AVi
tar I , _ _ _ _ _ _ _
SATjMtlUS UXPAIO.
Deadlock liillio ComnilsHlourrs' Rnur <
Knocks Out ( lie .Appropriation.
Thoto AMIS an adjournoil meeting of tin
county bond jtsteiilay morning , Jlr. Oorri
gnu leliiKtho only absentee.
A import from the committee on court lions
anil j ul recommending the payment of § 11)5 ) t
NosjUrotUord midtl 5to thi > Omaha \val
luper nntl p.lint cotnp-uiy for Irilsomlnhtg tun
luititlnjr the Jnll residence ? nppiovoil.
AmirojHiution sheet No. 50 , the hospltu
fund , calling foi W.l'.U b"i w.ispiabwl.
Tbo appropriation slieot for salaries fc
county oflicers and emplojes M.IS rc.ul , iso <
oiuliitul tlilrd tlinobut failed to pass on tu
count of Anclc'ison and lierlni voting upiiu ;
it just ns tlioy ha\o done for soin
tltno past , llad Corilcaii been pioaci
the sheet would luuo passed.
\Yhon the chairman lunl minonnccil thti
the ilieet laid no * passed Hill Tumor vubbc
his e\osu.\d oxuluiinccl :
" \\vhy \ dlclu'Ut pass I"
"Cuuso it didn't liavo votes enough , " sal
HtMlIn ihjly.
"Wliuti thotofiwn vou didn't \otofor i
IJorlin' " uontlmioil Turner.
Uoforo Berlin could answer O'KceiTo spoil
up with
"A mnn doesn't have to give his reasons.
Di'illu continues to vote uyalnst ttiobo sa
iM-.v slice-la because , ns previously stated , \ \
holils that them ute snver.il Illegal items I
tlioui , paillculury the nssUuint county alto
nujs' sal u ies which , tlio altornoy gcncri
has decided , constitute iin UlojMl cnarKe.
Mhu bond of CaiilUM A Uyan for Join
20,000 yards , ot grudlnir on the new count
hospital ptotulses w.i > appto\ed. \
.Adjournment was talten until 2 o'clock.
'llio meeting of the conimlsbionors in tl
iiftenioon was short but spliited , Mr C'o
riganvis absent. The meeting wns held f (
the purpose of imsiiiR npprupilation shci
No Sli , amounting to $1,511555. The shei
was the October salary sheet , providing fi
thopajmontof tlio employee Jtr. O'Keefl
moved thu shoot to ho road a second m ;
third time nnd pins under tlio suspension i
the rules , 'Jlils vas v an nly opposed by M
Btilln and Chairman .Amleiaon.
The lie wns p.issed suvui.il tlinoa and tl
bill went to the thlul uadliifj.
Mr. Turner dUoussed the slicet IIo f
voted taking the clcath watch off Null , s.i ;
ingIlls caio hai gone to the supreme coii
nml ho Is not under death stiitoneo. "
"I'ho 111:111 : 11 out f order , " said Borll
"Tlio bill has n.med two leadings uucl cai
not hu discussed. "
The chair niled that Berlin's point of ord
\vii3WilItaliunaml Mr. 'lutner was foi'u
uito his so.ithiio the p.iiiagu of thobhc
was defeateJ.
S. A. Orotinrcl.
Gurnet , furnlturoitncl drapery.
At Y. M. C. A. Toiluy.
Vivo lectures fully illustiatinj Go
iiuiu in llvoeeks at'4UO : and S p. in.
Army Notes.
Sergeant Ilnines , Company BTwenty-fir ,
Infnntiy , stationed nt Fort Douglas , Uta
Ins been Rnnteiln furlough for four mouth
\\ithpcrmii3lori to go beyond the Hunts
the Ol\lslon of the Missouil.
1'ihiito HiidKeons , Cmiipiny B , Second li
fantrj , stationed nt 1'ott Omntia , hnibndli
four inoiitlu' fuilouph nxtiinded two moiitli
Chief .Muitciun Albert Weilcmoycr , ban
Second infantry , has been granted a fo
inontiis futlougli , with permission to go I
joud the limits of the United States Hob
Iilso uecn gmntcd permission to apily for
extension of two months.
C'oinmUsary borgoant Trtrloy has been i
Herod from duty nt 1'ort lltldger nudordei
to prot'cod to Foil 1 l.incoclc , U'oxas. The fi
iner foil \\lll bo llniilly ubandoncci as a ml
tarv post about the M of next month ,
i. ! Irst Seine.int John W Drown , Troop
, i Is'lnth cavalry , now attached to Troop K
1'ort \ VusliikleVyo , has been transfoir
ns a serne.int to Troop A , stationed at I'c
Niobtiira , and I'l I vato William Mason , Troi
1 , has hcun transfcriod to Troop U , station
I at l-'oit UtiChojiio , Utah.
, , I'riuxtes Nclioti , Company F , Second !
> fantij. Cromptoa , Bl.xtcontti Infantry ; /
0 nold , Couinany C , Se\entecnth Infantt
Iloward , Sixteenth Infantry ; Schllloim
r and Moirl ? , Sixteenth infantry , liavu be
asilsiiiod b/or.loi's from the lic.ulquai'tcn >
tlio'ginioiul iwmitlutr sor\lco , nnd
shortly Join their respective regiments.
Captain Otiirotty , Scvoiitwnth Infanti
Imviiiif ivportcd nt the bcudqunrtcrs ol t
Kcncral roerulthiR errvlce , has been assign
to duty utU.ivld'a Island , Now Voik hniln
L'uptiiln Gnriolty Is accounted one of thobi
ivcruitlnKoDlcers in the nnny.
i. Applicants for Hint lieutenants of the o
iinncxi corps from the line of the army , mu
II hereafter , bo under thirty yuan o t ti o , hu
served two years in n line officer , and mi
pass a board of ordnance oulccrs before tl
cau I
TOII.VV ,
I/ntl Notice to 10.OOO
Votot-H In Oinalin.
The roKistrnn of this iltv vlll < lt nl llio
places mentioned licluw today , ronniicnc-
Inf ntSo'ilookln the morning and conliiiu-
liiK until 'Jo'c-lock utnlKht.
Thcro nro 10OJOotorsinthls , city who
hnvonot reitlstciod.nnd those 10,0)0 ) people ,
If they full to record tlielr names , arc not
doing their duty ns cltt/ons.
Hi ( : lstor early and avoid the cro\\tl \ In the
evening.
riu T WAiiD.
FtwtDlUttct-N' . 0. Nelson , T01 1-civon.
worth street.
Koiond Dlstilot J H I5a\ls , S07 South
Tenth street.
Third Distrlit O X.lininoiinan , niotentti
nml I'iercp slt'tvts.
Fouith Dlstilet H. O , Hauinorniin , Sixth
ne.irl'aoifli1.
rifth Dlslriil-ICuig's grocery , Ttilrtccntli
and Vint on
Sixth Dlstrlet M Clinton , TOJ llaiu-ioft.
srcoso v\ni > .
IMrstDntrlot-7U South Thhteciith stieot.
Soond Dlstiiet ' . ' 00.1 I'leroc Htteet.
Third nutria .T I' . M.illonder , I'JUJ ' South
Tvcntli'th strict.
l-'ointhDistilet John I.oniloy , 1WO South
Sixttenth slrc-ct.
Fifth Uistrlrt-.rolitt T. Il.ist , 'JIJJ South
Six toenUi street.
Sixth Ulstrict-Kiicclit t Oo , 1C1T Tlnton
street.
Tinni ) v Mtn ,
Flist District J.J. IJonovMti's , MS North
Tenth stieet.
Sdonil Dlstilet Derby hotel , 1W North
Thirteenth stuet.
Thlid District 11. Blcrbatigh , ) ! South
Fourteenth sticot.
Koiirtli District N'o. 319 South Eleventh
street.
locum \\w > .
Fli-st "Histria fan-goant's store , 321 Nortb
Sic-ond Distitct-LoMlo & I-e-ilIo'a Six-
tec-nth and Loiio ! stteoH.
Third Jllstrict Cigar store , KIO'i Faiimm
street.
Fou i tli Dlstilet Drug stove , IS St. Mary's '
avenue
Fifth DUtria-FranlcCros , iorSt. Mary's
avenue.
rii rn i\ vim ,
Fli-st Dlstilet 1'rank D town .1 Co , 'i Ol
Noith SKtoenth stiec-t.
Sceonil DWrict-Mlllei's balcory. 1S10
Shii man n venue.
Tlilul Olitiltt J. ICiine , 1 1)5 ! ) Sherman ave
nue ,
FoiiithDKtrict-G. "NVeekciiboif , olOXoitli
Sixleenth street.
sirnnn \
First District TACUUIII hull.
Second District Orocery , Tlilitlotli nnd
Ames sueiuio
'Jhlrd Distiict-J .1 Uoil , 1S10 . .lllltaiy
avenue.
rouithDlsliIet-J. T. rotiehc , No , -
Twenty-fourth sticet.
1'ifth Dls > tiiet Tiityslth nnd Lnko
stivets.
SKth Dlstnctf - , 1 111 Noith
Twenty fourth stieot.
rirst District 1.M9 1'uik avenuo.
HeeondDistuct 1-OJ I'uik avenue.
'Ihird Dlstilet Drug btoie , Dupont and
Twenty-ninth.
riniiTii Aiii ) .
rirsfc District -.ueClolland's onico 150
Nnrth Twoiity-loiiitli.
Second Dlstrli't-DriKf store , 2102 Cuinliif ? .
'Jhircl Distiiet-O. L U.iiif , ' , S'XW Oiiinlng
rourtuDiitriet-N. .lohnson , 2JO.J Cumliifc' .
NINTH \\AIlll.
first Dlstnct - , ! . T. Hope , : il 11 Ciimliiff
Seeoiul Dlstilet Mather shoi ) , l o\\o \ nml
.Men or avenues.
I'hh-d District-Ninth wnrcl chili , SMh
F.iiputn.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Keinmlted by It C. Joiner , of Allen P. 0 ,
HilUdulo Co , Jlieh. ' "IS'othniB. pi\o my
iheuinatisiiiBuchiuilck lullef" as Ur. Thonus1
Kclectiio Oil bcllevoit infallible for rlwu
niatlcs. "
Gro. P. BeiiilsViie \Viiiin. .
OMAIH , Oct. 2t . I'o the IMitoi of Tin :
Bn : : It is hi h tlmoth.it every taxpayer ol
Oinahii , of Doughs county and of the state ol
Nebraska , idiot of tlio United States , should
become "wild-eyed" ' ns Inn City M'leasuiei
Hush , as supcested in Tin BIB under the
headinu. "BlastliiK the City's Ciedit , " \ \ here
\\o find out that John Dale or other peisoi :
or pcisoiis nro lesoitliiff to such ontiapcou1
HicthoJs of carr hiK on their piohibitlon var
1'nro by attacking our ofllei il census ictuins
If the o ncciisiitions are tine , ( as they inrsi
bo in my opinion , when Mr Hutli stito-s thai
John Dale lead to him n copy of a letter hi
had sent iu\ay to prominent eastern ptohlbl
tlonists asset ting that Omaha's census le
tin ns had been exaggerated at least 5,000) ) J
think Unit every Mich person or person-
should be censuied by every citl/en of Oni ill.
and Nobtaska , and fmUier , If wo have so
culled minUteis ot tlio gospel la our mills'
v , ho mo huitangliiK their audiences upon tin
subject of piohildtlon or iwlitits and tukliu
up collect ions for political purposes \\oulc
siiBKWt that In thrscoiumunltyuheiOiiiictv
iilno out of ovr > rj one handled of our law
abiding citUens arc opposed to piohibitlon
that the trustees of all chuivhos-in-psldei
over by such pietcndiiig preacher : * ot Chus
and Him crucHled meet nt once and giv <
them nil the "grand bounce.VolniM ) n <
use forsnth faimtic-aln our cities , oountleso
states. Instead of .Mr. Dale und these othe
nieachors loin ilniiiL ; longer In our midst pos
liifj ns perfectionists , let ; is transphnt then
all ( instead of simply KiviiiB thenva tie pas
outside oui state boundaij ) into 'StanlW
Wilds of Africa , " wheio they i.in utili/
tholr cnorRlcs in enueavotinp : to licatheni/
the cannibals ( oiMlcoersa ) instead of trj
Ing to luMtheni/c us Christians , ruining on
municipal nnd individual credits , doplotin ,
our population , cutting cur vilutM in uvc
proventiiiB all proiaess nnd MU-.IIIK RIMSS
weed * nnd IIIOM to grow hi all oui now bus ,
and Ihelj thorouth fines. Our city , count
nnd state me in dm ( 'erl Uuun with sue
traitors and fanatics \\liom\nu cannot icaso
with or teach the dillereiico betwctn tempji
aiicound pmhibltion ,
Omaha toilav , Inpronoitioi to Its populr
tlon , is the best go\ci lied , the must moral
the most temperate , the best pivinl , the bet
sinvcred , has tlio best and l.ngestsj stem c
street railway ot nny c-itv In Amoiica or th
world Why iliould wo bo bloc-Ucil in on
OH waul march thioiiKh the fanaticism .
tlioso lm\inff nothliipr tolosonnd overjthln
tOBaiul The days of blue hws und uitd
craft I ttiontht had \ < MK since passed.
Vonrs for tonipeianco , law and outer , ant
prohibition and good citizenship Amorally ,
GhCIKUb 1 * . Hi MLS.
CUIsentnf Omaha nl liomc < nnl til.ioal . ihnul
Hinimbei that the rcinitinlnu daym/leylxliittli ,
ate I'liddy , Odubei Jl , flliJ iMlui Jciy , UKCD
bcr I ,
Cluiioli Votieo.
The Church of Saint aiattlilas , Sout
Tenth and Worthlngton Place. 1'ndaj ovoi
liiB at 7.I'O , evensoiifj nnd sermon by tl
bishop of thodloccso. Saturday , All Silut
day , 7 a in. , holy communion , hnndij se
vices 7 n m , holy eonnnunlon ; 10 JO n in
holy coiiununion and sermon , ,1 n m , Suiulr
school ; 7 J ( ) p in .osenson and sermon SI
tings In this tlnu-eli nroall fteo.
JO Tl.
The .7. r Duff opera coinpiny nuinborlni ;
mnro tlriii 'Ktvi'piwplo. nnpoaH at Hoyd'1 *
opira houip on < ire llvst IhreocvpnliiKs of
next \M-ek In n pmiul iwlvalof Gilbert fc
SnlllvniiS opcr.u , ! la-esentliiK the rollowliig
MouOa.v uvenlnir , "I'atlcnee , "
cnitiKi ' ' 'llio I'lrutd o ( 1'CII-
1 \ "lolnathc. "
\Vediicsdayiu\onlii ; ,
The nltriii'tlon nt tlio Oruiul this
eonlng will ho the Ho < o Hill KnjrlUh
Folly company In the eomlo imeratlc Vinr-
Ictiiue , " 1'iiilslaii Hcveli. or wrecked hi
Mooiilnnd. ' ' The | ieclnlt'.cldch ' 1110 new
ami oilfrliuil , are clone by sonioof the ulcv-
eiest aitlstsin the \urlety business.
The Jnpnncsc burlOTquo eoinnnny nt tlio
12ilen Mn ee Is ili.uvlug well , 'llio speclnlty
niilstsnru ill it-class. The company ilnhh
the week hcie.
\V 1 ! Oooil nil tteiit to St T.ouh jestenluy
iniilfo to mi iin cements foi thomodiictlonoi
his now coineily. "An Absent-blinded Mn'i , "
hn\liifjsliiicl n llvo > ears' contiiict with H.
K Itlce The pliy will nrobahlj bo produced
In tlio next llvo or six weeks unJer Mr.
Kim's direction , . .tohnV. \ . Norton. the \etuiin
SI l.o'ils tiiiinuipr ; , liecoiiiliis the llnniulnl
bii-lcei of the rnteriui-e. It Is tlioiifilit "I'ho
" \VorldsKnli" will ilostMlio seison at St.
Lou Is to Rive \\iiy \ to .Mi. ( .Jo hill's ' pliy ,
vhli li Mr Ulce cnnslileri a vinnoi1. Tim
lilenclsof .Mr. Clooilall will bo sjliutto lean
ol tits sooil foi luuo In bcromiiii ? nisociiiteil
\\ith the lending Uirli3Miio | mainger in
AinorUn.
ftlttmn nj Omnhn /lOMieiiiiilnftniid
rtmrmlcr Hint tticiciii < ( lntiiil [ < i/i ! < > f
die I'l M < IIOduhi 31 , ciiul JSuliinJ in , .Voum-
td / .
_
Senator P.idiloi'k caino In jcstonlnj
fiom Washington and continued west on hi > -
\uiy to his homo In Uc.itrUo lie win accoii.-
paniod by \-CoinjrebMiiaii John A. McSlimc
and scveialotticis.
s of Oniiihii cil Iininc anil ntu anil ? lnnil < ,
ttmcinbci Hull tlit icinatnliijiltitiiuf i fi// / / ( nldni
aic 1'ililnuUctfjljci Jl , an I
tci I.
Boils and Pimples
A i Multure's rITorts to rllinlnate poison fiom
lliolilnoil This lesult nn > lieac'eoiuptlslu'il
inncli mmc ellictuall > , mwellas ayn'e.ilil } .
tlnoiiKli llio iiupei e\c'ictoij chaimcU , hy
the use of Am s banaiiarlll.t.
Tot se\i'i.il jcais t was Iroubhtllh
lioils aiulcii ; Ijiini'lcj. In east Ing aliout fur.t
reiiiedy.lt ociiniiMlto me that A > CM s Sam-
paillla Irnl IKCMI ihfd In my fathers family ,
willi excellent suciess , and 1 thought tint
\\lntwas Knml for the fitliernonld alsolio
good for the ion. llnee or fem liultles ot
thii medioinec'iitlioly enied 1110 , and I hive
not since I n more than t\\o j cars-had a
boll , pimple , or an ) other cinptl\e tioulile.
I can consi'icntioiisly s.n'ak | In the highest
terms of Ajei s Saisniuillh , and imny
joar1 , ' cipeilPiiee In the diui ; htisl.iess en.
uUcs mo to speak Intelligently.- .
Haillelil , rarmland , Incl ,
Ayer's Sarsaparlila
runxnvn nv
DR. T. 0. A 'EE & CO. , Xowoll ,
1'rlccjl ; Elibutclti.tO.Vuilli .vO
AMUSEMENTS.
' I\'o \ Saturday Miim.
October 31
' 1 111. mtOM.MuMltv II of Puree-Comedy
Frank Daniels
MI-1 ! Ill-Sir. t-\M > ON nnd the UK ! COM
I.Do In Atolitlmlil OLiiiiU'i's
I'lintabtleMustciileco | ,
mill" PlffK /
lie InrKOit trntcllni rompiny , proacnltnii fiiroo
coiDOily un ttiM continent Itox fhuut u | > e
\ % i'ilne d.iv inornliiiat iwuhir pilce" ,
Thr : Rose : : Hill : : InislisliruHyC ! : : : : {
The Greatest Specttu-ulnr
C'onipany on the Sta e.
Tsual I'opul.ir I'rlies.
THREE NIGHTSONLY ,
SPECIAL ENGAGfcMENl
Beginning Monday , ITovomkr 3rd.
J. C , DUPP-
"
IN A GILBERT & SULLIVAN REPERTOIRE
Monday Evening ! "Patience. "
Tuesday Ivening : "Pirates of Peiizauce.
Wecluesday Evening : "lolantlic. "
Grind Chorus ol 05 Voices. Box sVue
oi ) n Saturday momliig.it regular ) > : | LUS.
Grand Qpcra
Saturday and Sunday , Xov. 1st and 2 lid
lixl 1 iiKMionionl of tlio Kiimo is llhikMa , 'I
JOHNSON'S
nMMMMMlHVM BBMMMMMBBIMMB HMH MHMBt vaBaMMaB
Colored Minstrels
WAIT FOR us.
WATCH OUR ELECTRIC STREET PARAOI
I.uil L ) the Clmini loii Drum Mijor of tbuVui2l \ ,
COI. SAM \VAI113.
irKS Hnxilic-otoiwii trMnyiitO a r
AMtl T.inlor , Munasor rornoplllh null l.u
nainMroPls Dm ihu ,
WKIJIC 01 OOT a ; ih.
Victorious I.DVO ICTI ma's nnitiriilcro Arne
niul l.iiiiliu-r'i , , Iiiin < i > Iliirloiquo Coiupanj uf III !
trichli 1 irrliT iKdnciti-'a It.nloni. riiuKuiirc
C'ullilrcnOlik'j utij Diuii o < A Knincl ] iotpuiiril i
Miiiuitnl l.uitflitur A. tomplito tiMtn < > ( l iitulorll
ixrtunimacu UN It lil.MI , AllMITi 1OU.I. . .
To euro nilloiiBmCT Elck noartnrlo ConitlpBllor
Alaiarla l.lvir Oorcplnlnu , tnkn tlio luifo
un4 certain [ ouioilgr , .SOUTHS
UaotlioSMAI.IjplZr.dO llttlo tcnn-tlofhohoi
tlui Tliojnru llio mutt otinvenlerl bull ull fjo :
i'rlccdf ultlivr slia UOcciiUpci' LxjUlu
* 17 70. I'hoto
IfBRQIIXSiT ' * 7 imxtun
I.HUv Dl. l pnnolBtisortlils j.lcturo Jor
cents ( copi era or ilaujpi ) .
j r esiiTiij.co
_ SlaVoreof "DllolUuis , Stimuli XIo.
L.IQCJOH
IN ALL HIE WORLD THERE Ib BUT ONE CURE
DR.HAINES' GOLDEN SPECIFIC
UIIN & ( .0..1tlh Ioiicl i - IM.htl'an sf
/ rradoiuutllcd by Ul.AKF UUUCil ( c LO ,
JCll iVH' V nmfn "
1IMV llr l tu < 1 IVrvilli-a ! l'i
tlio iTi'iiLlitcmcilr , niton HID uii'i itruiiliymusi n
euro iui | > rei > l n ( rum nhnioror fau ! I'roiau
montlruatlon Tliuto iilllinliouM nit lie Mkrn ilu
n jircunnnrjr Am HllC'u. IturuUir t'op > . ( pa
for , tlay Lo , la lieir-ilio by shuriiuii X McCcinnti
. nuar I' , O .OjulKi ! U A .MnlchiT , Sou
, IM-UJ , cuauutl UluU , urjrorli ,
In the country , carry the stock and variety of Men's Shirts and Drawer * -we do , Our storcnf
rooms for surplus stock , are crowded with winter underwear andotlier furnishinrrs , purcliasccy
in large quantities in anticipation of the increased duties which must now bu paid on imported
woolen goods. Having saved this increased duty , \ve \ are ctublod , to mark ; ill our iminenso
stock at exceptionally low prices , This low scale willcontinue as long as our present stock lasts
The following1 lots which \ve piacc on special salcfortliis w ock , will be found c < ctriord i
nary IjargaiiTJ.
Men's fancy striped Camel's Hair sliirtsand drawers , rilk bound .1.1350 cnch.
Plain Camel's ' Hair , silk bound and sillc stilched , with ribbed ends at 500 each.
Fancy heavy Cashmere shirts and drawers , finished shoulders , ncnt stiipcsat 650.
Superior natnial wool bliirts and drawers , of excellent finish u'illi ribbed ends at 750.
All the above arc grand values.
Our hosiery is sold at about one half the prices other stores charge. Otu * assortment
immense. In this dcpaitmcnt we offer this week the followin" t\vo big bargains.
Fine wool seamless socks at i5c a pair. Others arc selling those at 300.
Very fine merino , full regular made , of handsome shades at 2oc.
In gloves \vc carry a full assortment ; all the desirable styles for driving and street wear.
Nothing but what is of reliable stock and of good malic is sold at our glove cuontcr , as we var
rant every pair. Our prices arc positively below everybody else.
\Vitbin the past few days we have received an entire nc\v stock : of hats. "SVc venture to say
that during last week \vc opened more hats than a good size hat store would get in in a year ,
We bad an immense run in this department , and \verc obliged to stock up again , and no\v wo
arc ready foi another run. Latest shapes and prices , lower than ever ,
Open until S p. rn. Saturday , 10 p. m.
Corner 14th and Douglas Streets.
Are tlie Exclusive \Vestern Agents for tlio
The hircost inanutacturorsof rubber footwear in tlic world.Vo cany the only conploto stoulc ot fiwt-eli s nibbo >
ROOtlsin tlio city. Prices ahvajs the lowest. Corrcspomlonco solieitcd
v
TRY OUR LERTHER SOLED RUBBER BOOTS , THE BEST MRDE ; ;
AMERICAN HAND SEWED SHOE CO. ,
OMAHA
"Manifesltlii ng s
require no proof. "
Owerasb
for co ni ing cold
\vcatlier > Arill soon
"beeonac a necessity.
We have prepared
oui ° selves for the in-
evitabl e cl e m a n cl
and beg to call at
tention to the excel
lence and finish of
the garments in this
lineof goods which
Aveare now offering.
Ta k e "T i m e by
the forelock" and "be
ready for the cold
2 FOR MEN ONLY
, luwli. ( l.iuril iinl M5II-
Nor * IHHIMI'V Wi-alnuw "f lie Iy .mil
M linl 1 Hi i tviit I'riui t or mi'tisiit in Util o |
Vuuiu II"i'u t V'lilo ' M NMIOUD fullv re-
ntnroil \ \ KU n .iuli-c > I'M ly i'.i-u or niDtu-y
iC'fiimlt'd umiio cruise , II \ it cliys' Irr il-
mciit il f'il i.umi1 V > hi'i-urc'ly tfalcil finiii
Hki'M ul'uii ' C uuL He n > r > iy Co Uimilu N < u
C lli e si i ii lion ; .lul lith aim "uUtt
l 'Jlni.Tpiii < l )
* "nnl'l l iJlulmrnu uu-l
pnMli < Oi H f wrii A
tn 111 ; vraUctJS ] iuimi > (
( | ren < ril > nltnil
In k-cinniuii-iiclliit it to
Hulil liv
.00 ,
( U
WATCHES.
DiAWIONDS
and FINE JEWELRY
Solo Agent in Omaha forfJoHinin Manufacturing
ufacturingCo's
Sterling
Silverware
MANTLE CLOCKS ,
RICH CUT GLASS and
CHINA.
Our Stock of Fine Goods is the
Laigist and Our Prices the
Lowest.
Conic nml sec us.
Cor. Douglas & 15th St
DOlffliRDS"
i m rtfTWirTiT Tirmmitvffiir fmumnrfm
PRACTICE LIMITED TO
TUP
JVTSIJ
NERVOUS SYSTEM. .
ROOMS 316 TO 320 13EE BUILDING ,
OVAHA NEB
DR. IIAIUiY ,
GRADUATE DENT 1ST
A lull ' ot ot Tooth
Ull KlllllMM , for
llVh. Dlll.l tll .
A porfoi 1 fit jrinniiit < 'C' < l 'iVctli iMtr n-loil
\\lthiMilpUuor diuiifii. nmlllliiiitiiiiius -
tl.i'tlcs. . OiiM ami t.Ihci Illllnts ut louist
i.ilos. llrlilir mill KIKII 'Mnrli. i'oclli \ \ llli-
DIIL plnlc- . All veil <
OFFICE PAXTON BLOCK lot ! ) UNO
Hut rar < 'f lOlli slroul clmator Ojj
iijs until b u i'lo U
NERVE AND BRUIN TREATHEHT.
Bwclflo fnr llrff.-rli , DlJilnMn Kt . ! .mr tfl Wikcv
tolnuBiMenu ) ln picitlcn Hollrnln rif tlmliraln to-
lulling In In'inltji M li 'lln < to irAttry il v a t
( JtAth PrfmattrH Uhl A i * . li nonn I ufltof T'OHIT
hell Mr rex | n olmlar/l.o M , IK | R | f rrnnoril.aa
cniHrnl lir oter-cxrtlo t/f tlm In aln , rulli liu > ur
orciMiululifenco > och Lot c-unialriH < jnoniunii'f tniu
menu llalior , 11 rlie lor J ( runlly in iliir.iRl. [
Wllli e rU oi'or I'r i i > o * i tll t nd lurcluur
IiaragUo to irfnnl ti i J illliu triutmrnt luiutu
( jiu uuartiit uil uf > i i'IuiuuiniuiJ ' | uiilyby
COODMO UM U < O. ,
lllOlaruaiu oiftiU - Oiualia Neb
MANHOODi
HEKVOU1 ! UlUILUYi
rBodyfiirlJHiiiil , Klfitta
ctErroricrEueiisilnOlclorYovrr.
) frillr H * ti > rttJ.
il'tVuir' ; * u i f T 1.0-ftt IUKAllfcHr-l * .llli U a < ; !
ft.M liitllr * IU 6UU * buJkr .lu t c.lrlt * . tlrll * thu *
i * irr1tllf bk * * il * tl n ftd voof * tlld ( iulidlrt
U.-IH CHIC mioic/iL ccn QvrrAiQi H.V.
PEIflCPAL P0IKTS
EAST , WEST ,
NORTH and SOUTH
1 *
A'l'
13O2 Pnrna-n St-i
HARRY p. DEUEL ;
City Pasioncjor aud Tlckot Agrontl
Corner Otli anil Ilarnoy BtrcutOmuhi
FOR THE TREMMiNT Or ALL
ChronicDisfasuand Uetnrinitic3L
DR. A. . T. MOLA.TJQHLIN ,
Fountlod lj\r \ Dr , J.V. . M' M
MANHOOD RESTORED ,
"SANA ri\0"lh
U niiilci rnlHpallh
lliniirty , carr-8 nl )
NvrxoiiH lloc ) ic .
rucli onVnk Mtm'
iny , lafii it II riln
I'ouir , IliailsiUe.
\ \ ul.i fill Hi-en , l.o (
f W\xritZ3 ? Maul , „ , ( ! . N.-MOUM
BQoro & After USO. ! > " " < . iJiHUuUe , til
IMiDl > rjihril | ( nun 1 ill drill III flllll lull Ol
povvirof ihti Uincratltl * Orcnnn , In either
"iiiiiril l > y ( ivr riortlnn , junllifiil n ilii-cri Until,01 .
' ) ! e oi H | K > nccuf toiiiK , ) | , dtlmiiliJtv , 1
wli < cti ultinmti ly 1 < n < l to Iifinntt ) , C'iiifutnlloQ
m > 1 Imtiinllr I'll ui > In convenient foim to < trri
in Hie vcrtporlitt 1'tlcc gl umrkaioirO | ! ( lorji
s. i.tliy mill to my ndlni-tf. C licular fac. iler >
ti mtli1 * * nf"r A'tilro H
UlDBlUtllHIULCU. . II ? DcJtMirnliU.CIllr-4tfOIH
t ( Hi SMI IN DM All N M H H\
Kul n A ' 'i ' ( i.r 1111) t Ih.nlu M . tl-
J rl-nllfiA-iN lorlltlit liuiit'i it Kli'tt *
< i II I oslrr & . < u ( O'juiil ' Dlutln ji n
DR. KENS1NGTOR.
and Ear Sur ron
ntt.a
n"l t.
Loll Vigor i
it ) Varlfoceliture ) l' rlltnlaili ,
tr > f v HomiTri Ul I'll ll olna mil * ,
il a. 1H1 la , ill lultuikc.i/ , , .