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\ JL'HJfi ' OJOAHA DAJLtilf BJS.E , S&l'UKDAY , NOVEMBER 15 , 1890.
FOUND DYING IN THE STREET
fcalph Higgard Is Fatally Injured While
Horseback Biding.
ANOTHER VICTIM OF FAITH DOCTORS ,
A Snfi ; Illowcr la Interrupted-A. Mlsn-
ingOlrl Is Ifourul-John Uauor'a
Haply to J > Ir . DIolir
Other Jj'ncolu ' Notes.
if , Neb. , Nov. 14. [ Special to Tnu
BBE.I A gentleman passing by the corner of
Seventeenth nnd Q streets about 7 o'clock
last evening was horrified todlscovor lylnjr
a few Toot from the curl ) , and In tlio roadway ,
the apparently lifeless body of a boy. The
face nnd nead of the youth were covered with
blood , but Hfo was not cxllrict , and hurriedly
Retting assistance tie hod the boy taVca to
his liuino. The lad was recognized as K.ilpb ,
Bon of Dr. J. R Hazard , living at 1320 O
street , and medical assistance was close at
liand , The boy was unconscious when found
nnd It still In that state.
From what could bo learned It appears that
Ralph hud been out riding In the ovcnlngand ,
when coming homo was cither thrown or foil
from Ills horao. Ho alighted on hh head and
nboulJoi-3 , and was badly brulsod. One- oar
was torn almost oil the head , and thcro are
other Injuries which render his recovery very
doubtful. Ralph Is a bright llttlo follow , a
favoilto with all who knew him , nnd Ills af
flicted parents have the sympathy of all. Ho
Is accustomed to riding a great deal , and his
horse must have bccomo frightened at some
object , and shying quickly thrown him to the
ground. Several doctors have been In n't-
tendance nil dny nt the boy's bedside , but
they say that ns Us skull Is fractured they
cannot give any hopes of his recovery.
A VICTIM OP FAITH DOOTOUS.
1'wp gentlemen , ono elderly and the other a
cornp.ifntlvoly young man , wcro callers nt
the court house this inornlng. They had
come to swear out an Insanity warrant , for
Hanniih C. Lounsbury , thu wlfo of ono and
the mother of the other. The story they told
was u sad one. Tliclr home Is In Aurora ,
Hamilton county , whither they wcrojournoy-
Jng , but they were compelled to stop oil in
Lincoln hist evening , owing to the serious
turn to the woman's nmlndy. They were
evidently well-to-do people. They alleged
that about three months ago Mrs. .Lounsbury ,
who has been on invalid for the pait seven
years , went to Now Haven , Conn. , on a visit
and to consult with physicians regarding a
tumor with which she was aflllctcd. While
there she bccamo acquainted with seine
women who wcro enthusiastic advocates of
the cnicacy of the faith cure , nnd she wus In
duced to put herself In the care of one of the
noted doctors , a Miss .lackson. 'J'ho treatment -
„ ment wnt given for a month without appreci
able benclit , nnd during the second month
her mind became unbalnncod first on the sub
ject of fulth ns a curative power , and later in
other channels.
Sha was soon turned over to the authori
ties , who sent her as far at Now York. From
that point a telegram was sout to her hus
band , wlio immediately started for his wlfo.
They arrived In Lincoln last night , but the
woman became raving and liad to bo taken
to a sul'o phtco of rcfugo. This morning she
accouipunled the men to the court bouse , but
While waiting for the Insanity commission to
convene she bccamo very violent , and it was
necessary to take her in a hack to the asylum.
The commissioners went out thU afternoon
to hour the caso.
Mrs. Lounsbury Is about sixty years of
ago , but her malady Is deep-seated. She
Imagines at times that she is married to God ,
and nt others to Jesus Christ. She almost
constantly Imrps on the subject of faith euro ,
nnd also appears to bo Impressed with the
virtues of the water euro. It is her husband's
opinion that she has been made the victim of
unscrupulous nud designing women , and ho
and his sou nrfl both grief-stricken over the
poor woman's condition.
ATTIIJIPTED BAH : HLOWINO.
Two men who gave their names as Burchom
und I'URsloy "rushed Into the police station
about 7 : 'M lust evening and told a rather exciting -
citing story. They nro employes of the Lin
coln paint and color company , 811 0 street ,
and they said that they had gone back to
bank the tire under the boilers , but had no
Booni'f gotten inside than they discovered a
man luah from the oflleo towards the rear.
Tticy started after the follow , but ho drew n
revolver , warning thorn to keep back or he
would kill them. Burchem nnd 1'ugiloy were
both unarmed and could do nothing but
watch the follow step backwards to the rear
door us ho covered them with the revolver.
A number of officers went down nnd made
R search of the promises. It was at llrst
thought that the man hud secreted himself in
tno building before the store was closed for
the night , but this theory was disposed ol
when IJotectlvo Alnlono found a skeleton key
Bucking In the front door. A few minutes
later the ofllcor found that the man Improved
his time while Inside by drilling a hole in tbo
door of the big safe , a few inches from the
combination knob. Lying'on thu floor was a
big sledge with a long handle , which proved
that the man was n thoroughbred cracksman ,
A half hour longer , and the contents of the
eafo would have been nt his mercy. Mr ,
Waugh , the manager , was notified , and came
down , but the fellow had succeeded m break
ing the combination , nnd It was impossible tc
open It. Thcro were several hundred dollars
in the safe. Detective Malouo arrested twi :
men on suspicion of being concerned In itbul
although they are known as sneak thieve :
Bun-hum nnd Pugsley were unable to idon
tlfy them , nnd they were released.
TUB CIUIUTY UAtU
Governor Tbayor , Mr. Xlemor nnd thoothoi
tontlcinen who are managing the charity hal
to bo hold on Thanksgiving eve In the sttau
house desire the citizens of Omaha and othoi
cities In the stnto should understand that IK
printed Invitations to the ball are to bo Issued
livery respectable person Is Invited withoul
further noilco. Five dollars admits a trontlo
man and lady and $1 each for every nddl
onnl lady.
NEixiK rou.vu ,
Kclilo Hall , the thirteen-year-old dnughtoi
of Henry Hall , who ran away from her hem <
t Seventeenth and X streets "Wednesday
night , was found this morning by Oflico :
Crick in the house of Llzzio Green , neai
" "Seventh und N streets. She gave no reasor
for her stnmgo conduct , cut said she came U
no harm. She had gone to the place las'
night , she said , and had been treated kindly
She told the olllcor that the Campbell family
living a block from lier homo , had coaxed hoi
awny from home , but this Is deemed linprob
able , Mrs , Dullng , the mother of Mrs
Campbell , says that the clrl came there , bu1
Mio told her ano must go homo , as that was IK
place for hor. She hesitated , and Mrs. D
gently put her out , Insisting that she must go
IIAUEU'8 IIF.PLY.
John Bauer , the saloon keeper who has boot
sued by Mrs. Mohr for $ .1,000 damnges'foi
Belling liquor to Mohr nnd thereby causing
the murderous assault of August 2T , has lilei
A roplv iu the district coint. Ho denies tha
ho sold any liquor to Mohr on the two day :
preceding the murderous assault. Ho fur
ther declares that Mrs. Mohr was in th <
habit of keeping Intoxicating liquors in hoi
homo and thereby encouraged her husband t <
drink. ,
not HIS ( UMBMXCl OBTVIT HACK.
Alexander Jettos , whoso gambling outfl
Was contlscatol by the polloo several month ;
ago , has bccomo emboldened by the succcs :
of George lirudccn In securing the return o
his paraphernalia nnd took the same tictloi
today , Constable Kaufman took posscssloi
of the gambling devices and returned them ti
Jottes , who gave bond for the same.
IN TI1K SUl'ItCMK CODKT.
On Juno 14 David Spolser , Jr. , nnd Johi
Roach recovered judgment against O. A
Cooper and J. J , Morris m KlcuanUon coun
ty. The latter two appealed the case todaj
to the supreme court.
Today Samuel \Vessol filed an apnllcatlor
In the supreme court for a writ of mandamm
commanding the county commissioners o
Sioux county at its next regular meeting It
January to Include In Iu levy a suftlclentsuw
to pay claims amounting to $1,075.7"vhlel ,
" alleges are duo him.
ODDS ANI > KX119.
The names of Mrs. Cherries and Mrs. Gor
fans became transposed Inauows item iu tht
column in the last usuo of Tun rice
Mrs. Laura Gilbert his lllod several am
davits in refutation of the charge of her hus
band , David , In UU answer to her petition li
the district court , that sha wa unf&lthfut.
The nnidnriti ara slitnoil by Her. O. B.
Bnkor , A. D. Baker , if. D , Koot , O.V. . nnd
E. A. Orny , James and Ll/zlo WcGulro.
Ellinboth Ovorton nnd M. A. Thompson , nnd
net forth that the clmrgo U false ; that Mrs.
Gilbert Is n liarJworklncvomnn , but that
her huiban J failed to bupi < ort her , allowing
the family to bo turneil out of tUohousolu
the dead of winter because ho wouldn't pay
the rent.
frank A. Boelimor , administrator of the
tstnto of Charles J , Gustiifson , deceased ,
lllcJ his petition In the district court this
morning njjulnst T. J. Thorp , Jcnnlo E.
Ulytho ami about n dozen others , most of
whom nre holrs of Gustafson. The potltloti
sots forth that Qustafsou had contracted
with tlio defendants Thorn and Blytho to
sell lot S , block t , C. C. JJurr'j subdivision ,
nnd that thcso parties have performed their
part of the contract nnd nro entitled to n
deed of tlio promises. JutlRO Field Issued nn
order directing that the heirs meat nt the
court liouso December 27 to have determined
In whoso favor the notej and monpagos
Klvon for the purchase of said lot sbull bo
inndo nnd executed nnd to empower tup ad
ministrator to convey the premises.
Mrs. 0. MulUay of Koncsaw called at the
police station this afternoon sookliiR informa
tion concerning her liusbnnd , who Is a com
mercial traveler for n salt firm In Hutchison.
Knn. MM. Mulkay says she has not ncard
anything concemlnR the whereabouts of her
hnsbnnd for nearly two weeks. Whllo in this
city ho niiulo tils UoaJaimrtcrs at 102'J ' U
street , but ho left there very mysteriously a
few days aqo.
Henry Mobr was arraigned this morning In
tlio district couit to answer the charge of
shooting his wlfo with Intent to wound her.
Ho secured a continuance until the next term
of court.
John Hnfcr , who hns been on trial on the
ohnrgoof getting money under false pre
tenses. proved thut ho was near Shcnandoah
when the crlmo was committed and consequently
quently ho could not bo the criminal. Ho was
acquitted.
All graduated veterinary surg-eons
practicing in Nebraska nro requested to
moot lit the Opoltz hotel In Lincoln on
Tuesday , November 18th , 1S90 , nt 2 p.
m. , the object being to form at State
Veterinary Medical association for our
protection nnd advancement.
THE MORSE DllY GOODS CO.
Special Hnrgalim In Slices Saturday
LmstDity of tlio llmiso l''ur-
dialling Sale.
Wo have sorno prroat bargains In chil
dren's shoos and boys' ' clothing for
Saturday.
Infants' shoos , 20c , 33c , 4Sc , 57c.
Uoya' sliocs , $1,20 , worth 31.75.
Boys' shoos , $3.00 , worth 35.
If you want a solid , good wearing shoo
for solid service , this $ , 'J.90 shoo will
prove a very cheap shoo in the end. *
Ladies' kid button shoes S2.-15.
Ladles' kid button shoes $3.93.
Ladles' Land sowed shoes 34.00.
Thcso aro50c to 81.50 a pair less than
shoo stores oiler as good nn nrtiolo.
Misses shoes , 81.20 , $1.78 , $1.88.
Misses school shoes , 82.60.
Thcso are all our leading bargains for
oncning this new department.
MOUSE'S ' NE\V DEPARTMENT.
Kitchen nnd dining room furniture
and dishes of all kinds.
\Vo want every housekeeper in tlio
city to inspect the goods we show in our
now housofurnishing dqpartment ; wo
have Homo great bargains in tinware ,
woodenware , etc. , on the
CHEAP COUNTERS.
Every housekeeper will save money hero ; *
it is tlio most complete department in
the whole west only ono in Now York
equals it ; wo will eave you half your
household expenses.
Do you want tinware ? Wo have it.
] } Do you want stopladdcrs , wash tubs ,
ails , oto.V Wo have them hero.
Do you want tea kettles , colteo pots ,
strainers , broilers , tin pans , otc.V "Wo
have them hero.
Do you want granite iron ware , stone
ware , glasses , goblets , etc. V Wo bavo
them horo.
Do jou want tea urns , colTeo urns ,
knives , meat choppers , brushes , brooms ,
otc.V AVe have mom hero.
Do you want dinner bets , Haviland
china , jurdiniores , cracker jars , cups
and saucers , anything made In dishes ?
"Wo have thorn.
In fact you will not have to leave our
salesroom to furnish your kitchen or
dining room and you may bo sure the
prices nro
BOYS' CLOTHING DEPAimiENT.
A lot of boys' knee pants purchased at
about half price recently in Now York.
These panttt are made from the rem
nants of cloth loft over from outline : line
suits and are VERY , VERY CHEAP.
Boys1 knee pants 50c , worth 75c.
Hoys' knee pants C9o , worth 81.
Boys' knee pants 89cs , worth $1.25.
Boys' knee pants 31 , worth $1.50.
Boys' overcoats $1.90 , worth S3.GO.
Boys' overcoats 32.60 , worth $5.
Boys' suits $1.90 , worth $3.
Boys' suits $2.90 , worth $4.50 ,
This department is on the main floor ,
Farnam street wing.
THE MOUSE DRY GOODS CO. ,
SOLE AGENCY Dll. JAEGER'S UN
DERWEAR.
Men's undershirts GOc men's
, ; undershirts -
shirts , 75c.
Men's ' undershirts , $1 ; men's under
shirts , 81.25.
Men's undershirts , Sl.oO ; men's undershirts -
shirts , $2.
Mon's undershirts , $2. CO ; men's under
shirts , $3.
The largest assortment to cheese from
in the city. Wo have also the
DR. JAEGER SANITARY
gray undershirts , BOX , Jaeger suspenders -
dors , Jnogor bandages , Jaeger shoots ,
blankets hi the men's '
Jaeger , depart
ment.
Boys' tweed suits , $2.90 , worth $4.
Boys' tweed suits , $3 , worth 84.50.
Boys' tweed suits , $3.50 , worth $5.
Boys' tweed suits , $1.50 , worth $0.
Boys' twocd suits S5.50 , worth $0.
Boys1 twocd suits $8 , worth $10.
Boys' blouse wnlstSj-kilts , etc.
Wo hnvo also a now lot of men's smok-
injr and lounging jackets , made to our
order in London.
Imported collars and cuffs , special
boys' clothing department , special men's
glove department , main lloor , Farnam
street front.
THE MORSE DRY GOODS CO.
The now ofllcas of the Great Rock
Island route , ICOil Sixteenth and Fnrnam
streets , Omaha , are the ilneotin the city !
Call and see them. Tickets to all points
east at lowest rates.
Tlio Carroll Case.
Mrs. Mary O'Gormun , mother of the de
fendant , was the first \vltnojs called by the
dcfenso upon tbo ramming of the trial of the
State vs Tom Carroll yesterday morning for
burglary , She was useJ to testify that the do-
fomlimt had boon drunk befora the commis
sion of the burglary.
Harry Coploy , a Jeweler , of 1501 North
Nineteenth street , was called by the defqnso
to testify as to the value of the silver. Ho
said the markflt valuoof old silver was 03
cents an ounce. Tlio prosecution showed ,
howovpr , that , sllvor tableware such us that
stolen by Carroll was of much greater value
than simply olil silver which Is not In a con
dition for uso. It was Inferred that the tlmo
had possod long ago when a person couK
steal h'ooj KOOds ot any kind , whether table
ware , jewelry , clothing , or what not , nm
then have it shown and counted when the
case came to trial M poor , second-hand stui
of a value such na a Junk dealer mljjht plnco
upon it. The object of the counsel for defendant
fondant U to depreciate the value of the
goods stolen and thus reduce the gravity ol
thoofTeuso ,
As you Ilko tt. Gray nnd faded whlslccrs
may bo changed to their natural and oven
color brown or black by using Bucking
ham's Pyo. Try Iu
With His Thumb ,
A toy Is said to tnvo saved the .NclhcrlamU
from Inundation. Multitudes tmvo tern
saved ( torn tlio Invasion of disease bjr a
bottle ol A ycr's Sarsnpailllo. Thlsmcdlciiio
Imparts tone to the system and strengthens
every organ nnd fibre of tlio body ;
" 1 Ii.ivo token a great ttcat of medicine ,
but nothing lias done mo so mucli Rood ns
Aycr's Sars.iiurllla , I ciperlcnccil Its benc *
ndal cITccts before I liad quite finished ono
bottle , nnd I can ( tccly testify tliat It Is tlio
best blood medicine I know of. " L. W.
Ward , sr. , Woodland , Texas.
"Coiinncd to an olilce , ns I nm , Iron one
year's end to another , with little or no out
door exercise , I find great help In .Ajer's
Sarsapatllln , which I liavo used for several
years , and mn at present usltif , with excel
lent results. It enables me to keep always
at my post , cnjojlng the best of health. "
II , C. Uamcs , Maiden , Mass.
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
nr
DR. J. 0. AYER & CO. , Lowell , Mars.
tnU(5. !
THE IOCA.Li FEELING.
Ofllolnln Hold Varylnc Opinions on
Oould's rtirciuiHO of tlio V. V.
So many conflicting reports have been ro-
xiivod concerning the alleged deal by which
ny Gould has secured coutrolllni ; Interest In
tie Union Pacific road that tho. offlcluls * of
tie company hero and others interested In
ho management of the system
cally Had difficulty In arriving
it any conclusion. Some of the officials have
bout decided that the reported deal hns
jeou consummated whilootlicw urocqunll you
nero positive that the rumors are without
oundation in fnct.
Among the holders of the latter belief is a
iromlncnt Union 1'iiclflo oDIclnlvtiola ns
icar as any man In the west to President
Vilnius and would In all probability have any
nformatlon on the subject that the president
lossusscd. In speaking of the reports ho
said ;
M do not think that thcro is any real foun
dation for the rumors. I cannot understand
io\v such it change could bo brought about ,
You will remember that when Jay Gould lost
control of the Union Pacific six years
ago , ho loft tbo road like a suclcca or
ange , Just as ho has loft every
other road that has boon so unfortunate as to
'all Into his ImnJs. The Boston contingent
that took bold of the coad at that time has
done a power of work in putting the road In
; oed shape. The result is that today wo
lave tlio finest transcontinental line
n the world ; wo have made immense
mrnwomcnts In almost every western state
and territory und now have absolutely moro
business than'\o can hnnalo as well as wo
would wish. Each year the present manage-
mout of the line has put from $1,000,000 to
JO.OOO.OOO In improvement of the company's '
facilities and it don't staild to reason that
hcso men now propose to sellout their Inter
est just because the stock of the company has
> ccn depressed by a panicky condition of the
market. The stockholders who have refused
.0 sell at TO and have held on at that figure
'or six years or moro will hardly sell now
jecnuso by a sudden movement
, ho stock lias been forced down
, o 45 , especially as they must
know the Increasing value of the stock nnd
must know that thcio-wlll bo a reaction that
will soon more than offset this temporary de
pression.
"When the bottom of thcso reports are
reached I think you will find that the roads
that have been boycotting the Union Pacific
are at the bottom of this agitation slmtjly in
the hope of forcing this road into moro favor
able ( to them ) arrangements. "
But thcro are othoc officials who are very
positive that there Is a tangible basis for the
reported change in the company's manage
ment and thcso believers also had stfong ar
guments to advance In support of their
opinions. Reports from Now York indicate
that Uould has formed an alliance with tno
V'andcrbuilts for the control of the railroad
business of tlio west and his purchase of a
controllng Interest In the Union Pacific was a
necessary part of this deal. Another
view of the deal was that the
Drexels and other big magnates
back of the Milwaukee were in the
deal for the purpose of securing better west
ern-connections for tbo Milwaukee.
Thcro is no longer any doubt'thcso gentle
men bold that thcro is and has been for some
time a feeling of dissatisfaction among the
Union Pacific stockholders with the present
management of the road. Krports to this
effect have been given publicity und
have been strenuously denied. Lately ,
'
however , the statements havo' come
from undisputed authority. Genural
Trnftlo Manager JMelleiiwas quoted
in a 13ostou interview as saying that it was
hardly plain sailing with the Union' Pacific ;
that the western end of the management was
at loggerheads with the eastern nnd that pet
ty Inside squabbling seemed to bo the order
ofthodny. When asked point blank If Ad-
ntns' dnvs as president were not numbered.
Mr. Mellon answered : "I don't know but
what nil of us will bo V'oked ' out suddenly
some fine morning. "
There is a great deal of speculation among
the local officials as to what will bccomo of
the present management In case Mr. Gould
assumes actlvb control of the road , with Mr.
Dillon or any ono else as Mr. Adams' succes
sor. Gould is a consolidation man , believes In
placing the entire management of a road ,
however big , iu ono man's hands and atone
ono headquarters. Adams' policy Is directly
the opposite. Ho bollovos in a subdivision of
the responsibility of operating a great sys
tem , and has carried his policy into- effect on
the Union Pacific by the establishment of five
general divisions of the road , each under a
general manager nnd a complete set of
general ofllclols. This system would un
doubtedly bo abandoned under an active Gould
management and a complete reorganization
of the management of the road would bo a
certainty.
Varying opinions are hold as to the effect
such a change would have upon the commer
cial Interests of the state and In the territory
tributary to the Union Pacific.
Notes and I'crsonala.
Vice President Holcomb of the Union
Pacific has gone west on im Inspection of the
line and will bo absent tno weeks.
George Ilargreavs , the now general pur
chasing ngent of the Q. , C , M. HIgginson ,
auditor of disbursements nnd Sam Charles
general store keeper are In tuo city.
A round trip rate of $39.05 has been made
by the railroads for delegates to the deep
harbor convention to bo hold at Galveston ,
Tox. , November 18 and 10.
The reported wreck of Union Pacific pas
senger No. 8 west of Choycnno In which a
number of lives wcro said to have been lost ,
was erroneous. A freight car loaded with
coal broke down at Tapioca and delayed the
passenger train ten houw ,
"Ettu Brute , " as the young lady who had
just carried off the honors from a fashionable
boarding school said when her mischievous
beau swallowed the lost spoonful of Dr.
Bull's Cough Syrjip.
Thanks to the introduction of Salvation Oil ,
our lady bicyclers need not fear a fall. 23 cts.
For tlio 1'oor.
A Thanksgiving dinner will bo given nt
SalntTitnothy mission bulldlne on Thursday ,
Novembers" , 8 to 0 p. m. , to which every
body Is Invited. Donations of provisions ,
clothln g , sufllclont table ware to set table for
100 , books , magazines , furniture for physi
cian's ofllce , moneys for running expenses ,
etc. , very much dcslrod. Address Itcv. J. J ,
II. lieedy , 423 Now York Life building or
deliver Eleventh street , north of Nicholas.
Mission building open from 4 to 0 p , m. dally ,
Omco hours in Now York Lifo building , 1 to
"p. in. during November.
SICK HEADACHE
' Positively- cured by
thcso Little IMlls.
CARTER'S
They also rellove Dis
tress from Dyspepsia , In-
ITTLE aigcstlon and Too Hoirty
IVER jip. A perfect rem
edy for Dizziness , Nausea ,
PILLS. Drowsiness , Had Taste
In the Itouth , Coated
Tongue , Tain In the Side ,
TOlll'ID ElVEIt. They
regulate Uio Dowels. Purely Vegetable.
SHALL PILL SHALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE.
ERRORS MADE BY MAN !
To live up to alUhnt you make is an error ,
Not to carefully Consider where to buy and why you should buy is an error.
To pay a hig price for clothing because the store advertises heavily and charges big rates in
order to Maintain big expenses is worse than an error ,
To suppose that you can do better than you can at the Misfit Parlors is a n error.
To pay $35.00 f6 a ready-made suit when the Misfit Parlors will sell you a $45 custom-made
suit for & 2o.oo is an error.
To pay $6 and $8 for poorer pants than the Misfit Parlors will sell you $3 and $4 is an error
that costs.
ALL ALTERATIONS DONE FREEOF CHARGETO INSURE A PERFECT FIT ,
SELEX WHAT ? YOU GAM SAVE ,
SUITS. FALL AMD WINTER OVERCOATS , PANTS.
$70 custom miulo stilt tar $ (12.50 ( $05 custom nmdc overcoat fur . $ : i'J.O ( > $10 custom nmdo punts for $9.25
$00 custom tniuloBU.lt for $30.00 $ (10 ( custom made overcoat Tor. . $28.50 $15 custom iimtlo pnuli for $7.50
$55 custom nimlo Kult for $27.50 $ ' > 0 custom mrulo oicrcont Tor $24.50 $ lt ) custom umdopniiU for $0.50
$50 custom inntlo suit for $25.00 $ 15 custom made ourcont for $20.00 $12 custom mmlopnnU for $0.00
$45 custom niiulo suit for. . . , $20.00 $10 custom in udo oiereont for $17.50 $10 ciistoiu.nmtlu punts for , $5.00
$10 custom iniulo suit for $18.50 $ ! )5 ) custom made o > crcont for $ 8 custom uimlopnnU . . . . . . . . $ .
$35 custom made suit for $16.00 $28 custom made overcoat for $ 7 custom nimlo punts for $3.76
FULL DRESS SUITS FOR SALE OR HIRE.
ORIGINAL MISFIT CLOTHING PABLORS ,
Open evenings until 9 o'clock , Saturday evening's until 10 o'clock.
1309 Farnarn Street , Omaha , Neb. 1309
WOONSOCKET & RHODE ISLAND
- RUBBER GOODS , BEST MADE ,
We carry the BIG STOCK of the west , quote Eastern prices and are
500 miles nearer you than any other market. Correspondence
V
solicited.
American Hand Sewed Shoe Co. ,
.
Vtl. NEXB.
Try our Leather Soled Rubber Boots ,
THE STANDARD COCOA OP THE WORLD.
* WWWWWM WWW MWVn
DELICIOUS , STRENGTHENING TO THE NERVES.
Tea and coffee cheer but do not nourish. They even
leave an injurious effect upon the nervous system , Indeed
there is no beverage like
VAN HouTEN's COCOA ,
"BEST & GOES FARTHEST. "
It stimulates and nourishes as none other , leaves no bad
effects and is a flesh-former of the most approved type.
5-VAN IIOUTEN"8 COCOA ( "oneo trled.MirRysosed" ) . The tronir mny tnko
It with iilcniure nnd the wenU wltli Impunity. Thooxclltnct efTuoUof tea
unil coflfeo nro obviated liy Ita iteiady use itnit nervoun ( UB rilcrBiir re *
lltvcd nnd prevented. Ilellclouito the tn > to. " ll-Kent tale Intbo world. "
ASK FOIt VA.N IIOUTK.VK AM > 1'A.ICKNO OTIIKIt , M
THE GREAT LlVERand STOMACH REMEDY
Cures all disorders of the Stomach , Liver , BoivoU , Kidneyfl , niaddor.Nerr-
OUH DlHcnsos. Loss ol' Appetite , Hciulnchc , Constipation , Costivoncsa , liullnos-
tlori , ItllloiiHtieHH , Fovcr , Piles , Etc. , mill renders tlio system less liable to con
tract disease. _ _ _
DYSPBJPSIA.
R/VD\VAY'9 / PILLS nro a euro for this complaint , They tone up the Internal secretions to
noalthy action , restore .strength to tlio ntomiioli , and onublo'it to iicrform it * functions.
1'rlco 'J. ' > o a box. Sold by till drugjlsts , or mulled by HA.DWA.Y & CO.,33 Warruu Htreot , Mow
V'ork , 011 rocolptot price.
OUR METALLIC LATH ! HAVE YOU USED IT ?
If not , you. will find it adapted to all kinds of Burfaeos , the bast form
of FIRE PROOFING , most easily and cheaply applied. Loading
Architects specify it. SAMPLE BY MAIL.
THE CINCINNATI CORRUGATING CO. , PIQUA , OHIO.
TRADE MARK TRADB MARK
IDT. An unfail
ing euro for SemInal -
Inal Wonknom ,
Bpcrmsterrliocit.
iDipotonoy ana
nil Ulsoa ej , tliat
follow as ft se-
quoncfl uf fiulf-
abugo ; nn lass ot
ftlomorr , Unlver-
BEFORE TAKING. i i.a cUiHioAFT R TAIINO.
I'al n la tbo Duck , Dimness ot Vision. Premature Old
ABO , anclraanj otliordlscasel Hint lead to Insanity
or consumption nnd n preinnliiro iwve.
IVFull particulars IriovltprHniililot , which we rto-
iilro to onU t roe by mall to every ono , IBrTlio Spo-
cine Medicine Is aoldnttllior packnso. or six paclc-
ndc" for $5 , or will bo ont f roe by mall on receipt of
tbo money , lif ndilrciilnj
THE GOODMA.N' DRUG CO. ,
1110 FAHKA3I STKKRC , OMAIU , NER.
On account of counterfoil ! . wo litro adopted the
.yollow wropjior , tlit only KOMilIno ,
DR. RICHARDS ,
Practice Limited to
DISEASES iLUNGS !
AND
NERVOUS SYSTEM ,
Rooms 316 to 320 Bee Bldg
Omaha.
WAIN IliU .Agent * to soil the Pitiless
colics jjnoi tlio only
line over Invented tlmt holds tlioolotlies with
out plus ; a purfect succossi v toiiL recently
Issinilj sola only by nKoiiu , to whom tlio ox-
cluslvorlglit U Rlrun. Unrcaulvtof Mcontj wo
will send a fample line b/ mull ! nlu > clrou-
liirs ; prlco list uud terms to uRont. Koeiiro
yoiirtorrlUiry nt onct > . AtldrcM THE 1'IN-
LUS9 OLOTIIES MW : 00. , 17 Uermou Bt. ,
\Yoixester Mass.
Corner Oth and liarney Streets , Oraahi.
FOR THE TREATMENT OF ALL
Chronic Diseases and Deformities.
DE. A. T. MoIiA-UGHLIN , Prosldont
Founded by Dr. J. W. JIoManamy.
DEE. C. WEEs
NERVE AND BRAIN TREATMENT.
Bpeelflo for Hyiterla. Dlittn.n.riti , K ora1gl , WnV .
fulness. iUntni Ueprvsiion. Hoftenlntr of the liralniro *
tulUng In Insuilty oa leacllnir to mli ry deoar ara
tlwlh. Premature Old ARe.liarrenncsi. Lo.f ot 1'owir
tnoliner x. Inroluntary l.oinr. , tnU Bprinilorrlact
cauivtl br ov.rxertlon o ( the brain , n Jf.At > usa cr
orerluduliranc * . k. th IX > T contain.onemonlh'i tr U
mont. ( Inbox , or ilx for 5. lent bjrmtUIprepaid.
With tocli ordtr lir tlz tioxri. will tend purcbuw
rotrantca to rtftmd nonty 1C the treatment fall * to
cur > . UuArantecjiiuuea BiiJcenulnmKjiaouljbr
GOODMAN DRUG CO. ,
IllOFatnaraStroot , Om ha Neb ,
DR. GLUCK ,
Eye and Ear. .
Darkorll lock , 15th and rornaui. TolODhonaJS )
6.0.
WATCHES.
DIAMONDS
and FINE JEWELRY
Solo Agent In Omahn for Gorhatn Man
ufacturing1 Go's
Sterling
Silverware
MANTLE CLOCKS ,
RICH CUT GLASS and
CHINA.
Our Stock of Fine Goods is the
Largest and Our Prices the
Lowest.
Cotno nnd sco us.
Cor. Douglas & 15th St
PRINCIPAL POITS
EAST , WEST ,
NORTH and SOUTH
1303 Farnam 3tr331 : .
HARRY P. DEUEL ,
Oity Paaaentfor. and Tlokot Agent
THEDUEDLR. FACTORIES
HAMPDEN LARGEST
WATCHES IN THE
THE BEST. WORLD.
WATCHES
DOTTIME
THE TIME
BEST KEEPER.
SEND FOR THE DUEBER
OUR BOOK , WATCH CASE
"FRAUDS f MFQ. CO. ,
V/ATCHE8. / " CANTON , OHIO.
W. S , ROBINSON ,
ANALYTICAL and CONSULTING
s and. Oils a Specialty
1112 DODGE STREET , OMAHA , NEB.
AMUSBMRNTS.
cOPERA
HOUSE.
' 3 Nights And Matinee ,
FOIST : BofitimltiK ,
' Thursday , Nov. 13
DANIEL FROHMAN'S
II ; tlioauttornf "Tho Wife , " "ton ! rtiumUiy , " eto. ,
Di\rM DeliKCo anil llunrj C. Da Mllle.
THE
THE SUCCESS LAST
CHARITY I YEAR AT THE N. Y.
LYCEUM THEATER ,
BALL.
ProOiicort with ppcl l iioenery , ocojsorloi and
detail of rnro in-rfwtlon.
Hnlo opens tt box ottlio Wednesday morning.
iWSunday , November 16
First
Production in
Omahn of
AROHIBALD
OLOVERINQ
QUNTER'S '
Comedy-Drama. Great New York.
Unilorlho management of MH. FHANKW.
SANQKR , of the Broadway Tho.iter. N. Y.
Box sheet opens Saturday moraine , at
regular prices.
TTM rt 'i THREE NIGHTS ONL
J HC Vjrrana commencing
SUNDAY , NOV. 1C.
M ) . Slnlr'.i llcnll tlo rroilnrtlnn of Ilia American
Character Comedy , by Herbert llnll Wnsltm ,
"ABARREL OF MOKEI"
Interesting
Exciting
THE MOST COMEDY.
Natural
Pioaslng
ETOT irrltton , Interpreted by tlio b U company of
coim-illniH In ctl-lonco. A uiirloml of nconorr nna
died * . The Kroiitpnt mid mo tthrllllnK of nil emn-
tlannl iconic The Iron uillM nl itork. Htmtllnii
surprised ! Unequalled rpoclAltlvnl Hrlplit niuslal
KICKniiteostumt-tl 1'opulnr prices. lox nhoet , u | > on
Sfltunliy mornliiLT ,
Dime fiden
Will Lawlcr , M iinii KIT. Corner llth and Vt\r-
imiiiStrootR , Omuliu.
WRIIK Ol' NOV. 10th.
ZAMABSA.CIilcfuf tlio/.uluia ; Now Sot of Wax
igurust Sterooptltnu View * nnd I'nnnromlo Hennery
Turner , tlio muslcnl frcnk ; Kojr llron. , Cnmoillans ;
Koiitt nnd ilnnconrtl ti : CliermrAril > nunncrAmula ;
C'ontortKinlit ; ( irci-nbnuui , Mnulclnni Aslorln , spnco
Annltillutur : Sunnr Kern.i"ntP7. Mnmlolln Artlat. "
ONE UIHU .ADMITS TO AM *
DR.MCGREW
THE SPECIALIST.
Mnrottinn 15 ycnn' oxporloncoln the troalmontof
PRIVATE DISEASES.
A euro Eiinrnntucil In S to tire days without tlioloi *
o\au \ liour'H tltno.
STRICTURE
rcrmnncntly cur oil nltliout pnln or Instrument' ! no
rutting ; no illlntlnir. Tlio mcut rcinarkiiblu romodr
known to modern nclcncaVrlto for clrcularj.
SYPHILIS
CURED IN 30 TO 80 DAYS.
Dr. Mctiron's troAlinc-nt for tills tarrlbla blond dli.
cn < o lins bcon pronounced tlio must powerfulnud
Biiccesurnl remedy over dlncovcrod for the abiolula
cuio of this dlatittao. Ilia BIICCCHS with this illsens *
lias never been criunllccl , A complcto CUUK OlUn-
: \Vrltorurrlrt-ulnrn. .
LOST MANHOOD
and nil weakness of Ilio nouml ori : ins , norfouineis ,
tlmldltr nnd flc pen < lciiry nb olutaljr cured. Tliora *
Hot li liumedlnto nnd complcto.
SKIN DISEASES ,
Cntnrrli , rliouinntUni , and nil disrates of the bloil
liver , kidneys mid bladder porrannuntly cured.
FEMALE DISEASES
nnd ncnrnlgliCnorvonsno andill'c.i os uf the atom ,
noli cured. The Doctor's "Jlomo Treatment" for
ludloi li pronounced by nil who IIIITO uxcd It , to tin
thomoatcomputo uud convunlt-nt remedyovorof-
fcrctl fur tlio ( n-ntnioijt uf fenmlo illnoiius. Ills
truly n wonderful remedy. No Instruments ; a *
palu. HOUII.H roil iMUits ruou 2 TO 1 ONLY.
DR. McGREW'S
imrTOloim succosii 1ms won for lilm n roputnllon
whlcli li truly mttlonnl In clinruotor , nml liU' great
nrmy of nntlenti ronclius from the Atlantic to Ilia
1'adtlc. Tlio Doctor Is n Krnduntii nt "UKOUI.AIt"
mcdlolnoanilhiu li d loniuml carofill ozperlnncola
hospital prncllcp , nnd la claused uluonif tbo lumllru
n inoilurn sclonco. Treatment by corro-
Kpondonco. Wrlto fur clrcnlnrt ubout each of tha
nboro discuses , ri < KK.
Office , 14th and Farnam Sts
Entrance on ulthor str oot.
nn.
LITTLE VEGETABLE PILLS
CURB
ttlck Elomlaclio ,
Con tlpatlon ,
BILIOUSNESS ,
D ill.
and
Stomach
, purt-lr i. _
blc , brlntc cumiKjuniI *
. iouirtoc llf rnUr
Try them. 46 11U la
Is abnolut ly curtuuy
/DrJobb'jLlltMegelaHePilli ,
85 pent.a Till : B far 5 cciiU ,
, 'orb forl. KiirialobydmvicKU ,
orby mall. Aildrcti
1 HOBO'S MItlCINE TO. , riDP'S. SAB FRANCISCO ( U ,
rOUSAI.K IN OMAHA , NKII. . 11V
Kuhn A Co. , Cor. ISIIi A DoiiftUs hlrccu.
J. A. > ullcr ft Co. , Cor. llth > \ : Douclnj Streets.
A. I ) . 1'ustcr & Co. . Council Ilium , Iowa.
AND pniNCIPAL DRUCQIDTO CVtRYWHCRC.
GRATEFUL CONIFOR PING
EPPS'8 GOGDR
BREAKFAST.
"Ur a thorouuli knowleluo of the natural UHS
which govern thu oporntluimof dlKuillon anil nutri
tion , and hy a inruftil nppllcatlon of thu tlno iiroimr-
ttciof wrlliielccmlUuoim , Mr , Kppi has pruvldcd
our bronkfauttnliloi with uilallcatelrtlntoroillieTer-
AKO which iniijr ave ui iiiaiiy Imavriloctnr'ibllln , It
It by the Juilli IIIIIH mo of inrli nrtlulei uf illot tlmt n
cnnitlttitlun may ho itrinlunlly built nn until otronif
pnocchlo rosl t every tomtencj to dl ea o , llun-
tlrt'ili ufnuhllouiulndlus nru II jntliiKaroundus ready
tontUio'i wherever tlieru liu weak point. Wo I'luy '
utcnpo IDT ny n fntal ihift by kccpliiKimrnclvus w ll
forlltlvilnlth iiuru blond , nnd a properly nourished
fr mo. " Civil Morvlco tinii'tto
Undo iliiijilr with bollliiK water or milk. Sold only
InlmK pouujl tins , bjr uroiors , liloluil thui !
1aMI * I'IMHl ATO Iluinuonpuhla ChoniUti
< v /
JflJlbO lil ! IU.
10 . , London , ICiinlund.
G. A. Lindquest
18 AOA1N IN THE
Merchant : - : Tailoring
lila old friends nml pat
rons , aiwull n tlio Kunurul pulilltn call and
inspuut Ills now HtookofliuiiorUxl ud danicntla
wooltuis. Kvorytliltia flMlclus-i.uu
ESTABLISHED 1874. 316 S 15TH ST