Nebraska Newspapers

    THE DAILY BEE.
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Wednesday looming , Got 13.
Election Returns.
{ Patrons of TIIK P-r.n who desire to
hiar the election nturns from Ohio
aid Indiana Tuesday iveniug are ii -
vilcd to c.ll at Tin : BEE office , whkh
will rcintiii open all night. Onr epc"
c.U ditpatchea by the Atlantic aid
Pacific are in every way auperior to
and ahead of the Northwestern ABS -
cUtod Press that supplies The Hera'd
and Republican. Our diapatchen aie
received much earlier in the evenin- ; ,
and ? re more full and complete.
BREYTCIEST"
Faterson sel'bcoal-
Frederick , leading Hatter.
Saxes for fine bath sponges.
See ToL-vck's advertisement.
Porthc teeth , Kuhn's Dcntrificc.
Try Saxe'g new Five Cent Cigar.
Butterick's patterns at Cruicfahank's.
Toiler is running the Omaha ferry.
Lubin'a bulk perfume at Kuan's only.
The Huck Is'ani train was lats this
Forty-two cars of Block and twelve of
t a came in yrsteriUy.
The maU tratn from the we t wj B re-
i < -rt3 1 11 hou slate , at n K i yesteulay. E
'Diebchtif raratsat JJath & Wliiie'a
market , < ) j > ii < > f-ite the jxxtoffice. 29-tf
A party f forty-fne I'ortusesc went
' train for San
out on lakt uiyht's emigrant
J'randsco.
lj"t" , I'.inns , IhiaBesand Laiuls. l wk
over JJeinii' u w coluumof bar iusou 3st
L.BatU , & While 'ile the ht-
. - - = : _ , on ] o iH > -
olliuc , rccuivo frt-oh iloh every Tliunxlay.
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- > A detacliinent < > f JCni litK of Fytliiai
Icft'forlvMira ' ka City yesters morning l > y
the I' . & AL
- In police coutt yesterday foitriilain 1
IrunkB constitutrd th ? lay-out and S3 and
costs was the nenteuce for each.
Several parties owning lots lots in Tcr-
race addition are cnmplatac 1 of in tlic i > o-
Jice court for olbtruclingtlie street.
For ] diiilx , IKIU , Houses and Fanns ,
leak over Ik-rois * new column on first page.
l > a trains.
Fotty-fivo miles of track have been
laid on the Julesbnrg citcnsioii of the U
3\ , and one hundred miles jet remain U
belaid.
belaid.The
The ovcil'nd train from Ihe wcsl
ran Ihronshsnow froruO dcn 1 <
i times drifted to a depth of hi :
oreevcnfect.
WILLIAM GC.STLKMAX ; Sixteenth am
Cass Btreeta , hafl teccived a fresh Buppl ;
f FIIESH , RoLtiDAinv BUTTKII acd Fres , !
3Cys. ; Hns iJivaya on Laud a 'choice lin
f J-'aucy Groceries. th-s-tu
Demncra'.ic poles are not healthy Hit
year. The one at the corner of Fourteentl
hnd Faroham wawputup for a second t'mi
Sattmlay. As Inns as the breeze wasfnm
the Kolid Houth it t < oed firm , liut the firsi
Ii'a t from'the holid north broke its boon
all to pica's. "Straws , " etc.
The o\crland train ytKler Jay look o
UITVU coaches to carry errtirs-onitts ovei
theO. X. & 15. JL roa-1 to n democrat
rally tn-nmrnnv. It Ual in hddition l <
tlioso fourl'ii'linaiis , three day coj-cbes am
( ivclnijgagcca.nl. Two lo : < imotive weri
Ull the train out.
2Lcgiuald Ju sell , wlio .was formerl ;
t'injilyeil by Whipplo ' Co. , aud pubsc
< juciitly liy JL A. Kurtz , of this cily.nm
vvh.i , while in the lutter's employ got inli
mine tioub'e owing to crookedness , wenl
fioni here to Kansas City , and on Fridaj
uveuiug last was aircatcd there on tlu
ruarge of attempted Iilackmailiug.
COOL WEATHER ,
a' Underwear ,
Childs Underwear ,
Ladies1 lloodp ,
Childa lioods , ,
Lidici' Hosiery ,
Childs Hosiery
nnd a full assortnient of yarns
* B.jphyrs aud 1'p.ncy goods of all kind :
at
V Kurtz's , Creighton Block.
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Sirangers visit Kurtz's Store. t-l
Heap big time Masonic hall to
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1nisht. , It
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For Delicious CARAMELS , thi
finest in Americi , Go to Joe & Sam's ,
next to Postoaico. tf
It is now an established fact thai
A. W. Nason , Dentist , has the nates (
and beat arranged dental rooms in tin
oily. Ho is using a perfect beauty ir
the uay of a dental chair known ai
"S. S. Whito'a Improved Pedal Level
Chair , " which is far superior to any-
ihiuj ; of tbo kind previously manu
fnctuml. The doctor is a genial gen-
tK man , thoroughly posted in his busi *
si < : s and takes pridu in his profession.
Oflicc , Jacobs' block , corner Capitol
avenue and Fifteenth streets. It
The first annual ball of the Baud oi
Iho Ancient Order of Hibernians will
< * ko place at Masonic hall on Thtirs-
'day , October 14,1880. o2t3
Joe & Sam'a Oyster Parlors open
ihy mid night. tf
Another Importation.
Moudiy Messrs. lirowu , Bliss A
Co. received another importation oi
four carloads of J. & G. Mcaldns' '
ohini direct from the factory in En -
Htid. This is the second large impor
tation by this firm within three
months. Omaha being the only citj
west of Chicago importing these gooai
gives this enterprising firm -wide fielc
in which to operate. They send theii
goods into all the weatert
elites and territories. They ban
die besides Meakin's ware al
the standard makes of crockery. A
the Nebraska state fair , held in thi
city last month , tncy took first prc
i rnium on Irish Eelleck r .ra-lire
premium on dccjrat'd cbim , firs' prc
mium on lampi and first premium 01
- eneral . display. Their store , 22i
Sonla 14th strtrc4 , between FarnhaB
'and Douglas , is well filled with fin
crockery-lamps , and silverware. Ne
lit. goods of the latest desiga are arrange' '
in a ple&tiug aud attractive manner
Customers aud visitors nre'aliray
cjrdially treated.
.JL Cos , fashionable Dres
"M ktr , 317 Fifteenth street , betweei
fDkvenport and Chicago.
50,000 good building brick for ral
t..A r r Ninth and Jones Sts. o9-3
BOEDER KUPFIANS ,
More Demonstrations by the
Gang Along North Omaha
Creek.
A Stern Chase That Was a
Short One.
Korth Omaha utill keeps up'its
record as a first-class deadfall at
night time. It Js asserted without
fear of contradiction , that it is ihe
most dangerous part of the city after
darkness sets in and those who know
it best are the least desirous of taking
a stroll through its pleasant paths
after sundown. On Saturday night
last , Sir. Fred Gordon of the U. P.
headquarters , vho lives on Charles
street between Saunders and Pier ,
was on hia way home about half past
ten o'clock. Ho had reached the inter
section of Saunders and Indiana
streets , where gaslamps are unknown ,
there being cot one from Cumit gs
street to the end of the Red Line
street car crack , when suddenly he
found himeelf corralled by two
men , one of whom approached him
from In front , the other from tie
rear. lie. was unarmed except by a
small cane which he was swinging in
his hand as ho walked alon . The
first fellov eeizcd him by thelapcel of
thu coat nnd in an instant received a
stinging blow across the face from the
cane. IFe loosed his hold and fell
back exclaiming , "Oh ! " and immedi
ately fled under vhe impression that a
mulu had kicked him , Hh partner ,
however , continued the attack , and
Gordon thinking that discretion was
the better pirt of valor fled fit full
speed for his own house , followed to
the very door by the scoundrel. lie
thinks he had a narrow escape.
A SECOND ATTEMPT.
The samoni ht about a half an hour
later , a young man who resides In that
part of town , went to see his girl , who
is employed in the family of a will
known grocery in North Omaha. Ho
started homo about 11 o'clock , which
shows that he is a remarkably thought
ful fellow , aa fuel is now a big item in
, the matter of courtship , with hard
coal at 514 a ton , and wiihin a blcck
of where Gordon was attack ok bo met
two men , who were probably the iden
tical ones concerned in the ftcelio above
detailed. Their actions before he got
neat them was so suspicious and men
acing that ho nlso fell back on his dia-
crotion and rcturnins ; to the house ,
< was reinforced by the grocer himself ,
in whoso convoy ho made the trip
homo in safety.
It eeems ( hat the two bridges over
North Om-iha creek and Military
Bridge are infcs'edith ruffians , who
make it their rendczvou , and it cer
tainly is the duty of the Marshal to
i semi an "Iliccr wp there occasionally
to clean out the vsgabonds.
A OA > 0 OF TUUGS.
Omaha is vet th < j only place infest
oil with these dcspufato characters ,
bat they are so numerous in various
parls of the contiy and work so near
ly aliku that it wntild indicate that a
training school for a general associa
tion of Thugs hnd been opened and
the pupils were stilt a little grorn. An
instance of successful work occurred to
Mr. .lerry Gluntj yard-master of the
C. , B. fc Q at Council Mulls , and on
the same evening as the above. Mr.
Giant WAS on his way homo about
10:30 : p. in. , walking leisurely alocg ,
and passed beneath a row of shade
trees near the court house , No sconci
had ho done BO when ho was approached
preached from behind by two men ,
one of whom seized him by the arme
and the other by the throat , while a
third one came in front , no doubt foi
the purpose of taking whatever mouej
ho had. Ho was so completely
strangled that ho could not call for helpj
but made vigorous itficof his feetkeep.
int' the man in front from making a
neat approach. In the struggle thej
all stumbled and tumbled into the
middle of the street and under the
glare of the slrcefc lamp. At this
point they released him , no doubt
fearing exposure , a street lamp light
er being then near by. Mr. G. had
less than thirty dollars in money with
him , and said ho would rather give
that than endure another choking such
as he received. Ho was entirely un
armed , but the approach of Oio des
peradoes "was so sudden nnd silent that
weapons would have done him no
good whatever.
FROM ATKINSON'S ,
TilE ACKNOWLEDGED LEADING MILL1N-
EKY E-TABLISnMEMT.
Our early opening this season , being
deafened more especially for strangers
who visited our city during the fair
wo now take pleasure in announcing
onr regular opening which will com
mence WoJuesday evening , Octoboi
inth , and continue throughout the
week. That our former opening and
display at the State Fair which took the
lirct premium was a grand success it
bi-yond question. Since then and
now we are receiving largo invoices o !
the latest , richest and rarest noveltiet
known to the trade , through our pur
chaser in New York City , and oc
Wednesday evening the ladies of
Omaha and vicinity may expect to see
the largest and most complete stock ,
the grandest displny of Artistic Mill !
r nery overseen in this city.
ii All are most cordially invited to see ,
iII compare and criticise.
A4 & T. ATKINSON ,
Cor. of Douiiliu and 13th Streets.
is
j- Good Templars to-night , Masonic
jit hall It
It pays to tradn at Kurtz's. t-1
0n Telephone to Joe & Sam's for a 002
n of those Famous Caramels and Bon.
buna ,
wd Grata & Freman , cracksr manu
r. factnrers and wholesale dealers it
B Nut * , -Candies and Cigars , have re
moved to 510 , llth street , ( McShane
& Schroeder's old stand ) , which will
be used as sales room and office. Theii
old stand will be used only as factory.
ol2-tu-th-sat
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Meet me at Good Templar Festival
this evening , Jane. It
FROM MRS. HENRY HlCSMAN-
To My Patrons :
Having just returned from New
York , where Lbave been a diligent
student of the newest ideas in fine
nlillinery , and having made selactlons
from the rarest and most desirable
novelties , I shall be pleased to submit
to the ladies of Omaha ihe results of
my visit.
Being the only milliner in the city
who has viaited the metropolis of fash
ion the present season , I feel confident
that I can reproduce ideas in artistic
millinery of a character superior to
anything yet introduced here.
You and your friends are kindly
and respectfully invited to a millinery
promenade in my special and personal
department of fine millinery , to be had
on Wednesday evening , October 13th.
With due respect , yours very truly ,
MRS. C. F. HICKMAN.
Mrs. S. A. Smith , gioceries and
produce , has adopted the cash system.
Call and get prices ; 7th ar.d Pierce
streets. 3t t-oct7.
A large assortment of BLACK and
COLORED FRINGES ; 500 GROSS Drets
Buttons new and beautiful designs
just received at "TuE MECHANICS'
ONE PHICE STOKE" of FREDKICKSON
&BRO. , 408 Thirteenth street , near
oc't-sat-tu-thu-tf )
Harney. - - - -
See Dolmans at Kurt ? s. t-t
Fred M. Peterson , the "Omaha Ba
kery" man has the finest rig in town ,
and gets up the best line of bread ,
cakes and pies , and runs the cleanest
shop in the west. All from § 2.80 six
years ago. Try his TWISTS.
oclOs-th-tf
Do your shopping at Kurtz's t-t
MH. ERNEST KREBES , manager of
the Nebraska Vinegar Works , has en-
largtd the capacity of his factory , nnd
is turning out the best vinegar in the
west , and hss always on hand a large
stock of DISTILLED VINE VTNEOAK.
CIDER VINEGAJI and WINE VINEGAR ,
which Is offered at the lowest rates.
Mr. Krebes' vinegar took the first
premium at the Nebraska State Fair.
Bat-tu-th
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The Wires Down.
A storm of snnw prevailed along the
entire line of the Union Pacific aa fai
nasl as Ogallalla , Sundav , < i
such eeverity that trains wen
all laid by except the mails , and these
h-we run from one to fourteen houit
late. The snow was followed by ileet
which has carried down all telcgrapl
wires weat cf Cheyenne , Westeri
Union ES well as Union Pacific. To
day it is raining weat of North Platte
and the probability is that the tracl
will bo clear by to-morrow.
Mcnicrs celebrated Fine Chocolate
ai Joa & Sam's. ' t f
Mr. August Doll has resumec
charge of the Nrak hotel , formerly thi
Omaha hctiv. which ho will now man
age p rruiin'Jy , and which , under hii
suje.viii > n , i 1 become one of oui
best kept hotula in tlm city. Here
after the lioUl.11 a uin be known ai
the Omaha house. It
Postofflco Cnangea
in Nebia kaduring the week endin ;
October , 1SSO , furnished by Win
Van Vltck , of tlu Posloilico Depai
ment :
Established A idieon , Knox coun
iy , Lori'ii S. 1Uckcr postmaster
Caryl , Gosper con. ty , 0. .T. Laurent
postmaster ; Clarion , Madison county
Othmel E. D.ivi" , p < stmastur ; Linra
H it county , Jua-jli A. Eitip , post
misler ; McCleau. Ult county , Jas
M. McClean , putttnaiter ; Neboville
Platte county , M. Bragger , post
master.
Postmasters Appointed Athens
Richardson county , Wra. H. Dewebei
Altee , Franklin county , Fred Porter
Bushberry , Cass county , Stephen Hul
fhh ; Genoa , Nance county , W.V
Burncss ; North Branch , Otoe countj
Henry Hegevman ; West Branch , Paw
nee county , Mrs. MargaretT. Stewarl
See Cloaks at Kurtz's. t
PERSONAL. PARAGRAPHS
J. S. Hulbert left yesterday for Chicago
J. J. Dickey left evening for Milwax
kee.
bam Gladstone , is in the city on a brii
visit.
visit.Wm.
Wm. Foster came in from the east yei
Mrs. C. S. Carrier has returned fro ]
St. Louis.
Will Krug was a wet bound jiasscngi
yesterday.
J. J. Cuinings started for a we tern tri
yesterday.
P. E. Her went south by the Wabas
Monday night
Mayor Chase made a flying trip to Fn
moat yesterday.
DG. . L. Miller returned from tl
ea t yesterday.
Miss Brattou , cf Omaha , left for Che :
cane yesterday.
W. 11. Iloxie , of Grand Island , was i
the city to-day.
Councilman Geo. P. Labagh has retun
ed from Illinois.
Mr. W. II. Lilting , Avith Mar .y & Co
goes west to-day.
D. N. Wheeler , superintendent of tl
A. & N , , went south Monday night.
Andrew Eorden , clerk of the Inte
Ocean hotel , Cheyenne , ia in the city.
Mr. D. C. Brooks andM's. H. i
Brooks returned from Chicago yestcrda
morning.
Mir. 0. M. Eamwy has returned froi
Clifton Springs , N. Y. , greatly improve
in health.
H. M. Smith , general agentjor the I
& M- railroad , at Atchison , is in the ci1
for a few days ,
E. O. L. Edhohn , editor of The Imra
gnitbn Reviews , Chicago Tribune , can
i i from the north yesterday moraine.
C. S. Dennis and son , of Newark , I
J. , who Cave been visiting Omaha for
ew weeks , left for home Monday.
tieo. A. Pcrcival , cf The Merrick C
Item , publiihed at Central City , left f (
home yesterday after a two days visit i
Omaha.
C. M. Carter , formerly with the B.
M. in Omaha and now cashier of the K. (
St. J. & C. B. railroad was in the cit
y&teiday.
Dv MeCullongh , one of the heaviei
wool growers of the Laramie plains , passe
through the city yesterday en route I
Ph.lnlelpnui where he will rema'n durii
tbe winter.
Kx-Senator Tipton , the democratic ca ]
didate for govcrntr , was seen walking up
s-iile ttreet with hi ? grip-sack in his hai
tii < lucraing. As Dr. Miller came in fro
n vis t to Zmjliih a few hours tefcre , v
sack was to catch drippings.
POOL'S tREUlOAMENT ,
The Bloody Barber of Omaha
and His Game of Hide
and Seek.
He Goes Back to the Peniten
tiary for Life.
From a gentleman who came up
from Lincolnon thenoontrainTuesday
we learn that Samuel Pool , who was
sentenced to the penitentiary for life
from this city , but subsequently es
caped has in all probability been rs-
capturcd and will now have a chance
to serve oat his unexpired term.
Pool was sent up for fatally
shooting a man named Casein a bagnio
near the corner of Tenth and
Capitol avenue over ten years ago
His escape was made on the 17th of
April , 1871 , at Iho time the insane
asylum burned down. There arc
many now here who will remember
the circumstances , and that during
the conflagration eleven convicts ir
the penitentiary took advantage o :
the excitement incident to the occa
slon , and managed to escape , Poole
being charged with being the ring
leader. It was believed al
the time that tha convict
set Tire to the asylum themselves , and
as the insurance companies had ovc
? 80,000 to pay , and thought there \vo
something rotten in the state of Den
mark , they put detectives on the trnc
of the fugitives , but although suvora
times within an ace cf retaking them
the pritonera always got away in the
nick of time , and in the ten yrars that
have elapsed since not one of them has
ever been captured. At one time
they had a womah Pool had kt-pt , on
the point of giving the whole crowd
away and making some startling dis
closures ! but she was found soon
L
after , dead in her bed , poisoned by
some of the gang. Pool , who was u
barber by trade , v-lieu in this city , is ,
tt seems , the first to return to hia
Cage , if there is not a mistake in the
identity of the man captured , and the
following from to-day'sJoitniai would
indicate tbnt there is no mistake :
( Monday a man answering the do"1
acription of Pool "to a dot was brought
, ti Lincoln from Pierce City , Mo ,
near the Arkansas line , and taken out
to the penitentiary. When arrested
in Missouri he was at work in a bar
ber shop , under the name of John
Shaney , and while an inmate of the
prison hcie ho wai the barber of the
Institntlonj
Hifl description in every respect ;
height , shape , size , etc. , answers the
description found in the descriptive
roll of the prison , even to a red blood
streak in on ? eye. But the man eajs
he was never in Nebraska before in
his life. After Captain Nobea had la
bored with him an hour or two in ; i
crcsi - examination , ho summoned
Black Hawk , an Otoo Indian , who
cannot speak a word of English , and
who has been a convict in the prhon
for many yo'rs , and Whitewater ,
another Indian , who speak.1) English
fluently , to act as intcrprotcr. With
out telling the Indians what ho wanted
od of them , he took them into the re
ception room where Iho supposed Pool
was si'-itC'l. Mr. Nobea thun asked
Whitewater to piopounrl the follow
ing questions to Black 11-uvk , ami
give him the answers :
Nobes Who is thtmnn ; ?
B. H. Don't know his nnmo. lit
ustd to be here nine or ten years g- >
MoLej How did he get away ?
B. H. Escaped with others durin <
the burning of the asylum.
Nobes Has ne changed in appear
anc-j , much ?
B. H. Not much ; his hnir seem :
to bo darker.
Nobes "But his hair now is cov
' ered with oil take a good look a
him. " The man was ordered to arise
when the Indian examined htm fron
top to bottom , and declared ho was thi
man who escaped.
When Mr. Nobos called the atten
tion of the Indian to the fact that hii
hair was oiled and therefore mud
darker than it otherwise would be , tin
u- man for the first time gave himsel
away by crying in an excited manner
ef "I object to that ! " but ho quickly re
covered himself and said , "that's al
right , goon. "
Mr. Nobes , as a matter of course
knows nothing about the man , and cai
only identify him so far as he answer
the description in the descriptive roll
and the photograph which is in th <
rogues'gallery , and wo understand thi
warden says the resemblance is strik
You seek pleasure , you will find i
at Good Templar Social this evening
Gen. Tnayer at the Academy.
lie
A Urge and intelligent audieuci
J-- assembled at the Academy of Music
Monday to hear the address of Ger
Thayer on Indiana politic" , and wa
greatly disappointed , at the inability
of tno orator to
proceed with a at
epeech. Gen. Thayer has jnst re
turned from a stumping tour h : In
diana , whither he went about twi
ho weeks ago to take the place of Senate
Allison , of Iowa , who was callei
home on busines.
Gen. Thnyer excused himself 01
S. the ground that he had been address
ing large open air meetings in Indiana
He had never witnessed such a can
canvass anywhere. It seemed to hie
that every man and woman in th
state wai a politician. The republicai
party there is thoroughly organizei
and everything indicates a triumph
ty To-morrow thu verdict will be ren
dered which will carry joy to al
patriotic people in this land. Al
those who preserved onr nations
institutions , our constitutional lib
erty and onr constitutional govern
ST. ment in the dreadful struggle ; or i
will carry joy to those who sough
the overthrow of our institutions am
the destruction of the Union. H
O. trusted it would be the former tha
thu people of the Union would rejoic
that Indiana has given her verdict o :
the side of the government
& Gen. Thayer was followed by Gen
c. J. 0. Cowin , who made one of hi
characteristic speeches , which wa
applauded at every sentence , to th
echo.
site echo.Col J L. Webster closed by offer
ing the testimony of three leadin
to democrats as to Gen. Garfield'
record.
Masonic.
Omaha Chapter meets for wcr
Tuesday evening , October 12.
JAMES GILBEBT , H. P.
A NAREOW ESCAPE ,
A Farmer and His Team Near
ly Drowned in One of
Our Streets.
A Ecrions and neaily fatal accident
occurred hst night on Cass stroat , be.-
tweon 23rd and 24th streets which is a
repetition of similar accidents which
have been of weekly occurrence lately.
The city has been having some grad
ing done in that vicinity , considerable
of which was washedout by recent rains
leaving a terrible pitfall which ia filled
with water mcst of the time. Last
u'ght as a farmer was driving over the
r ad , taking the route aa he reitiem *
bered it when he last passed that way ,
he was suddenly precipitated with his
team and wagon 'into ' the dirty lake.
In the Eetni daik slate of the night and
tha natutalconfnsion of mind following
aucli a catastrophe , both he and his
horsed came hear drowning , but were
fortunately rescued in time by P.
Sorensen , O'Brien and other citizens
of thiit locality , who pulled both man
nd beas'a ' out half dead. The whole
vicinity thereabouts is eubnierped and
the farmtra waeon bed is still floating
placidly on the charming
Jtaprrlal Club.
A pnnuanoiit organization of the
: ibovo club was last night effected and
constitution and by-laws ad jpted.
The ollicera chosen for the ensuing
year are as follows : John S. H.lbiTt :
president ; H. P. D.'uel , vico-presi-
dent ; Jfrcd. Kye , secretary , and fleo.
S. Dnane , tra < iirer. The number d
members ia limited to twenty-five , anc
iherollis already filled , lion. Jas
E. Boyd , W. H. Chirk , ex-presidetii
of Iho club , aud the city editors o
the three daily papers , were electe (
honorary members. Several of thi
leading DUSTS , dr.iimtic and illuotratet
papers , will bo placed on file at thi
club room , which is located at the cor
ner of Dodgi ) and Sixteenth streets
and is fitted up in a neat and appro
priate manner.
Do your shopping at Kurtz's. t-
A box of PITC Ficsh and Dtliciou
candies from Joe & $ xm's , delight
the hearts of young and old. tf
DO YOU KNOW ENOUGH T <
KNOW
That Iho fiha ciijirs of W. P
Lorvnzen , the Tenth s'.root inanuf.-ic
turcr , arc now conceded to be the bca
in the market ! Stnoku thorn and b
convinced. Rictory t-no door aout'
of Metz's Hall. ot9 bat mon-tf
Black itn.l colored cashmere
OJIEAVEB THAN LVF.R , at "The Ml
CHASJO'S OM : Piun : STOUE" of FREL
KICKSOX & luo ! , 4CS Thirteenth strcol
near Harncy. f-m-wod-tf
LOOK UEUE. '
The Garltud Parlor Steve stands s
he front ; leads any in the markol
lossrp. Lang it Foilick will be please
; o thow you all the West improve
mcnts , and convince yon at once the
hero is no bolter alovo in the markel
1221 I'Ptnham Btrcof , next to Fus
Ruional Bank. s33-cod-tf
Real Eataro Transferd.
.T , I > . Hoiulrix , assiijiieo , to W. C
S.iunrters : Ji. d. uhd. . i lot 91 , Oiso1
tidniiioii , Omaha § V'0 .
lli'ubesi 1.1 Wilbur ami wife to Jai
J. Drown : w. d lot 30 , Milord
CaUwrll'd addition , Om.sha g'JOO
Slate Bitik of Nebraska to Pat
Wilctx : w. d. w. J , sw. } , sec. 31 ,
15 , r. 10-300.
I'.uil Vv'ilc .t to Chr. ni'tl Joe Mai
uultr ; vv. d. , n is-ic. 34 ; w. A nnd i
o. } , . w. j , s. c 3i ; n. w \ , a. c. .
j. 3t. i . A , s. e. . { , see. 33 ; all in
15 , r. 10 , c ; also u. i n. e. . } ECC.
"
and u'l ' of n. w. sec. 3 , west of Ell
horn river , all m t. 14 , r. 10 ,
S5.GOO.
S.ima to came ; q. c. d.s. eB. . i
} sec. 34 , t. 15 , r. 10 , also ell of a.
| , sue. 4 , 1.14 , r. 10 S400.
LADY LAWYERS.
The female millenittui appears to 1
( Uwniii . There are women doctoi
cltfrka : uid jurymen , and soon thn
o will bo women lawyers. Before 'h '
sittempt to speak they should use Si
ZODONT to sive beauty to tht
mouths , which are destined to coi
p'ete theireucceja aa orators.
Female liwj era \nll stick to th <
clients like SIULUINO'S GLUE to woo
An Holiest Medicine i < reeof ( Jbarg
Of all medicines advertised to cu
any affection of the Throat , Chest
Lunga , we know of none we can re
ommend aa highly as Dn. KINO'S Ni
DISCOVKKY for Consumption. Cougr
Cold ? , Asthma , lironchitis , Hay F
vcr , Iloarsuness , Tickling in 1
Throat , leas of voice , etc. This me
icine does positively euro , and th
where everything else has failed. 1
medicine can show one-half a mai
positive and permanent cures as ha
already been effected by this tru
wonderful remedy. For Asthma ai
Bronchitis it is a perfect specific , cu
ing the very worst cases in the shoi
cst tima possible. Wo say by i
means give it a trial. Trial boltl
free. Ucgular eizo Sl.OO. For sale 1
8lly ( ) J. K. ISH , Omaha.
If jou are IrouMed with fever andaguedni
aauc , billion * fever , jaundiep , dyspcpia , nr r
ilis-aie of ihc liver , tlooil or stomach , nn.l
to pet it well , trj the niw remedy , Prof. Gi
mett * a Trcnth Li\cr l' d. AsV jour < lru'i ; ;
for it , and tike no other , and if h has not
it send cl SO in a letter to the French Pad C
Tol.du , U. , aim receive one by return mail.
A GREAT FRENCH PHIL-
OSOHPER
once dcflm d a doctor to be "a psrson who poi
drucs , a > out which he knows little. Into a be
coniernini wnich he knows les ? , in onlcr
cure ilKox ca of which he Ivncwj no'hinif , " a
the empiric ! , barbirouf , useless treatment
piles suv the days cf Hypo'rat" * , when iloct
burned the tumors off with red hot iron , dote
to thi abiurj wonder-cures and nostrums
modern quiclg , would seem to bear tejtimo
to the wisdom of the Frenchman. The zr
modern benefactor of themcdern race is now ;
mitted by even' one ti he Dr. Silsbee , the !
coversr of an infallible pile remely m"An k-esi
This miraculous cnre for the most painful of
diseases is r. girded aa the scientific triumph
the Ave , and is prcs riced and endorsed
physicians ct a'l ' shool . It Is not taken
tcrnally out applied as a surpository directly
th affected piru It give * instant rh > fsooii
p in as a poultice , rres-cs up the tumors as
instrument , a d tiltimate'y curea piles by
medicxtion. "Anakcsif , " Tr S. Sljhte'i ) ]
tcroal Tic Kemcay. b pold by rll flrst-c !
"
drurp sts. J'n'co SI CO per box. Fample mai
free"to all fuffere s on applicition to P. Ne
tacdter & Co. . Box 31 < 6 New York.
500 PRIZES GIVEN AWA'
-GRAND FAIR
\RRA.\OED BY TUB
OMAHA LADIES' SOGIET
AI THE
A'EW STANDARD IMLl ,
Oct. 28th , 29th and 30th,18S
Ad-riesion " 3 ctnu ; Sea > on Tickets$1.0CE
JEASOS licstr is Entitl d to a FRUB. Some
the Pilz-s are to r < stea if De GroU i Co'g. 1
Store , Kamian > St. ocU-vrj
Oot. 1st , cnn bay maie , oae 1
JL call , three months olrf , white star tn fc
hod , and one biy o\-er yeir cl-i with 'ai
forehead. Owcer cm h.va fame I y callicr 3
najinz chirgna. VV. WOLESESSKY , i rml
E. of ittnert biick yard , North Omihs.6S7
6S7t
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE Advertisements To Lot For Sale1
Lost , Found , WaatB , Bo rdlnfr fcc. , U1 bo In
serted In these column onca for TEN CENTS
per lint ; each gabaeqaenttn8ertionFIVE CENTS
per Un . The flitt Insertion nsver less tb n
TWENTT-FITE CEUTS.
TO LOAHU ET.
AAATO LOAN At 8 per cent intei
OU.UUU est , n Buiruot $2000and up
wards for 1 to 5 yearn * tima on first class improv
ed city aud farm property. Ap-ily at BEMIS
Real Estate and Loan Agency , 15th and Donzlas
Stg. " 278-eoJtl
01TST SO LOAN Call t Law Offleo
M D. L. THOMAS. Kixirna.Creighton Hloek
. TO IOAH 1109 Farnhua street.
MONF.Y Edward" Ix n Ainnicy. nov-22-tf
HELP WANTED
WAN'fED Ev a voini ; German.
v.il cxp.-iiciKcJ in gcnen.1 Mcre'iamllssanr !
wpaMcof bofk-kccpinp ' ! oed refe.ciiysiiven.
A'W'essO If. T. , Itee uffiao B74-13
i G'ltl.T- > houte o k , S. W. corrcrlStl _
J\ . and I ard 171-1 !
T > rent or buy , a house ith
WANTFD . wltliCTKl yint ; must tic
Eouth of Cnm'n ? and cast ot JStli s'rcct. _ Ai
d1 ess W. , this i fflcc. < " 2-1
' . Imracdiato'y. a cari > .ntcr. In
WAN'TF.n ! ' . 1. Crocnon , 633 N.Vlli street ,
bet. tt cbslcr and Bi rt C63-U
- ' silnatinn as hcuaf-kccpcr by
WAVTKDA'silnatinn - ' * laJy. Ad
T EMALE IIKLP WANTFD-At the Sa.id.lOc .
D Eati-itf Perm , 111" P-ujlas St. 065-13
A Kill for general lions wnrk , al
to a nurse -f'.il ; uiyd wa cs , 4C3 Ca'S St.
ncnf 21 * ! , 5-
2 men Itfwort ) > imrkedinrilcn ,
WAXTHD at the end < f IStb St. II. W. HA
65D-1
ANTKH- > c'rpcVc's ; rail Mcailcmb
& UiilvV. S. W. co.i tr .Ctn aud Cap av
tSI-I
A girl to ili > ctnornl linu'cwork
II 11-5 E P. EVKNS.
C 0-8 22 J riid > S"ebstc' St3.
-Oirl a' . 1SH Caii stre-t , .
family , unuta good conk , Wuslier nn
irn-.e- . . 0-.2.
FOR R HT-1OU ! ES AUD LAHD.
FORKENt Tlir nice rooms , No. t
14th St. 671-15
KKNT Kincelr furniihed front room on
FOU flnor.Xo.-il7 Ktlieticot , between Pnven-
pott ami ' hicAio s recta. 067-12
TTtOIl KENT House ard Jot In ! hull's 2nd
I * add. , mar new U. S. coirill. Eniiuire ft
Room 0 , Crdzbton Llock. COI-tf
JSOOXfS FOR RKNT In 2nd story , eu't- '
SPIT for ilnctor , ilentltt , nrit rlitimnnfnclur-
\ng. \ En'Hirort ( Elton's Oallcry f.fa-tf .
RPNT Uir o huUso , 7 room' , 20th St. ,
FOR "
ni-vr Css3Brco' ! . C. T" . TAYLOR ,
C5'-if Office 34th and D.uglu.
"TnIl FTNT Hon e on Stli and 1'ino : hiiif
"TnP en 23d aud Ctss Iminira 307 B. 15th ft.
5'0-tf
TTtOK RKST vtnely fnrnbhnl roonw & 1310
E Davenport street , bet. 13th and Hth St.
250 H
HUNT 2 furnt hed roomi over Her-
FOR lUclian c , N' . E. Cor. 16th and
'
TV.i'fietrcc ! > tH. 2S < Mf
FOR SALE.
OU SALE 2 horses ; cheap. Ercpir
F at Dctwilct'a Carpet store. C58-12
J OP. SALE A foundry , rnmpleto anil in run-
Jj nliu or-lor Inqaifu of Mrs. Fcnwlck , cor
ner 11th tmlJnckson. GGM2
TOIS. FARJ1S , IIOUPE3 ANDL'tNDS ' Look
J o > cr DKMIS new column of bargains on 1 et
Va.'C.
. Mixcil ttitnteatA HoImcp.lCth
FORSAt.S Sts. 015-tl
" " ' fr.J.CONNE-
Kamaii"glvc"Umo'iTlelrcd. ]
OCO-tf
M ILK Twenty to trrcM y-toor quarts or on-
do'.lar hy John T. Tnnlson.
OT3 , FAKXB. UOUSKS AN D IjANDS Look
J ovir JlEitIS' new colt Wi of barzain , oii lat
a 1,1 H SALK Cottonwood Inmlwr of all slzea.at
il'- . S16-t
3.
&
OKKF.R3 A SPLKNDID LIST O
111 lj lUrjain ) tn IIoojCH , Loiia , r'arnis and
t. Ijnl < , in hia in - column on 1st | iuc
t.il - siu-.ll u l 1 cnaniflled biao let with
il- IOST-A cl ain. iictnni to Bu olitc' li'J-U
ilII.
II.
II.i NOriCfOld '
i , QPKCIAL - Frunnt ve'ennirj
fj u . coll. srnilmto of the vctcticiry tollesc
t.
pf.Stuitjfiit jndXurich. lll > 3pital l49 lltrIuS ]
fce. t.fc avcnuo. I 6-lra
e.
e.IV. FOUND A bunch o keys ; onncr cm Imt
the satncliy calling at this office and l "
IV. ! > JMl
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bo
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ir- Pure
Absolutely ,
rt-
rt1 Made from ( Jrapa Crcim Tartar. No otho
preparation makes such liht , flaky hot hrcatlc
Irs or luxurious pjftry. Can be even by clypcrtlu
by without fear of the lis resulting from hcivv 1
Solil only in cans , by ail OroecM.
KoTAt , BAKf ( ] POWDXR Co. . N York
mh
ish nv A. W. NASOtf.
lil-
lilist 3D 33 3STTZ S T3
Crncx : Jacob's Block , corner Capitol A > c , ar <
15th it. , Orraha , r.eb
ars
nly
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of
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nnof
of
my
eat
ad-
Ib
is" THEEE EEMEDIES IN ONE
all
In alt disorders mild , acute or chronic
lot
by Ktapup the strenjth and keep the bowels free
Oire corrective , laxative and Conic ,
in-
into In one pure medium that combines tha three
hes SXLTZES. ArzKizxr is that medium glorious ; ]
an It tone ? , refresncs , rezulites , stutains ,
Its And o'er disease fortblity yeirs victorious.
Ex The world's well-founded c-infldtnce retalna
TARRAM'S EHXRVISCZST SM.TZZR. AraaiEST.
SOLD B7 ALL DRUGGISTS
CEIOAGOMED10AL COLLEGI
The Pioneer in the Graded System , and ALSO ii
3 years' courre of Instruction adapted by Ameri
< aa Vedical College Association , bsjins Its nex
Ses > ion Sept18th. . Ph ioleRical Labontor
eg-abHshed. ANArOJIICAL SIATERIAL INTJI
LliUTED ABUNDANCK. Seats numbersH , am
tccured In order of application. Prcf users' Fees
? 75 ; Practit'oneri" Lonrsj through' April. Fee
39 , For Announcement or information , addres
Dr. J. H. HOUJSIER , 70 Monroe S . Chicago
DR. A. S. PENDEKY ,
0.
achot CONSULTING PHYSICIAN
ot
Sat liAS PEKUANKSTLT LOCATfiD HIS MEB
ICAL OFFICE ,
193 Tenth Street , . O1TAIIA , NEBRASKA
biy
ire * Offerlnc his services In all departments c
rin medicine and surgery , both In genual an
ind special practice , acute and chronic dUcaies Ca
be consulted eight and day , tnJ wU ! vistta
partoi tha city and county on receipt of lett/J
ONE MILLION ACRES
X3ST
EASTERN NEBRASKA ,
$2 TO S5 PER ACRE.
20,000 Acres
COUNTY ,
6 to 12 Miles from Omaha
$6 to $10 per Acre , on
Long Time and
Low Interest.
Large tracts suitable fc
Colonies in all the hes
Counties in the State ,
80,000 acres scattered
through Iowa.
A large number of Improved
Farms in Nebraska , many oi
them near Omaha , $12 to S40
per acre.
An Immense List of
OMAHA
Oonsisting of Elegant Resi
dences from $3,000 to $20-
OOO. Many vacant lots in
the additions to Omr.hi. ;
Hundreds of lots scattered
through the City. Houses and
Lota , Business Houses and
Lots , and all kinds of Cily
Real Estate.
We also have
MONEY TO LOAN
on Improved Farms ia
las County , on 6 years time , 1
10 percent , interest to all who
can show good titles.
illapsfor ftuiiglits and Sarpy
Couutics for salt : ;
Honso and lot , 22J aud'Dadso . 3 3 Ooc
Hou.'O and li.t near BnvincII Hall . 'J.lix
Tire new honica and full lot , rents for
J4-Opcrycar . 4 0
New brick house , 21x25 , 1 } story , \\ith3
lots . 2XK (
Hou-cactllot Webattrst . 1.5K
Lire hou c and corner lot. . . C.Om
Largo house full lot , California st . 4,0' ' <
Iteiidcnca and 4 fall lots , St. Jlary'g ave. . C.OK
House and small lot , eouth of depot . On (
llnuso and emill lot , f out h of depot . G >
He ? ! lonce propel ty , Kountze and Hutli'a
add . r.W
Firfe residence rroperty . 10,0X
I louse and lot , 22.1 aid Ilarney . 1 od
HOUFC and lot , Nelson's addition . 2,71 (
Honso and lot Shlnn'g addition . loK (
Krsiilcnccand corner lot . 3,00'
Kc.-Mcncc ( cash ) . . . 7M
Rcsidcdcc . BXX (
licdidtnci ; . 5,100
ITou.-c anil ono-lulf lot . ] , UT (
Three hou-KS and corner lot . 7"K
Itcsidence and co'ncr lot . 7.5W
Honso and CO feet front , Ifllh strt ct . 3.70C
Lar e house nd corner lot . 6,5'K. '
Utiiler.ce and three lots . 6,5W
Two house and corner tnro-thirds of cor
ner lot . 1'CC
HOUSJ and small lot , Casintrcct . 2IOC
llauso and lot , 27th near Farnham . l.OW
uoaas&niLu.
Briek hoU'C and r orncr 101 . l.srf
Small house and full lot , Cuminzs st . 2..10I
II'Ue nnd lot , 23d street . 3,2i (
IIOU3J and full lot , worth { 1,000 for . bM
K.uelirck rcildcnce . \W.
Brick residence . 6,1'm
fJinieandcorrer lot . . . 1.VC
, New twovsinry hnnse and coiner lot. . . . i.iM
Res Jence ana full lot , Farnhimsi . 5.rW
Hi use andcncacrr , 18th street . 3OH (
Houan and ha'f lot , 13'.li street . 2,2(1
House and lot , Shinn'saddlt 01 . 1 ( CO
House and half lot , Casa street . 1 , 0' '
House and half lot , CasiHtrret . 1.4.C
Residence and 'woloti , Capitol Hill. . . . 70fifl
Elegant lirick rcsidcrce 2fulllott . IS. 00
Finest residence In the city . 16Xr ( (
He 'dence prujcrty . 17fXK
HcsiJen o property . 17 5f <
Residence . 5.SOC
House and lot , Shinn's adultior. . J2M
House and lot , > hnn'd ! > dditlon . 1.50C
Hou o and 'ot ' , 2ith ind F.rnbam . ] ,4X
ifouse and lot. 27th and Donglu. . . . S77 : '
House and fall lot , Izardet . 1,7' (
New house nd 1 } lot . 2,20C
liesidcnce property . 7,5W
Kcsidence property , verir fine . 13,50 !
H ou e and lot , Ilorbach'g addition . 1.5CX
Residence , Famham st . 6 , < XX
Honso and } lot 1 block from Court
House and i lot 1 block from Court
HOUSJ . 2.25 <
Home and corner lot 2 blocks from Court
House . ; . 2 , < 0 !
House and 1 t , Nicholas street . 1.0ft
Hoaso and 1 acre , Glees' addition . f 41
Home and lot , llih streel . 90
Large building and six lota , 1 rnllaout. . 1,00
Hoiua and lot on Davenport . 3W ,
Home and | lot , near depot . . . 1,50
House and | lot , ncac depot . < X <
Ilouaa and lot , South Avenui . 1,0)
Br.u o and lor , Shlnn'g addition . 1,00
Residence , Kountze and Ruth's add. . , . . 2,60
Residence property , Kounuo ird Ruth's
addition . 5,00
Residence prcperty , south part i f town. . 2,5f
House and J lot , Webster tt . 2,70
Ho-se and 5 acres at Darnclcs . " '
House and lot , Armstrong's addit'n . 1CO
Houeant > lot , South It it . tt
Hou'e and lot , Koontze and Ruth's ad
ditlon . 3,6C
lot . . . 2,70
UoCB and lot , 16th et . , . 3,60
Boggs & Hill ,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS
UOBPani , St , , Omaha , ffeb ,
3 O"ST
Immense Stock for
ALL MD W INTER
Fine CiistomOImlc
Men's Suits ,
Boys' Suits
Children's Suits.
a *
LIFer
For Men ,
Boys , and
Children ,
I'mloMVcar , Slats giul Caps ;
Trunks and Valfst' ? , at
Prices to Suit All.
Farnham Street , Near Fourteenth
/as /
! J
FARXIMM STREET ,
The B.ilasof HiU "l-rand" c * O Imc now'ontatrvicdall others. You ( joSaioiC'Ojttcra
. . . .
.
WKIOHTANDilEASUHKinca of this hrsnd tLsn anj otber. U. P. HKEMfcK. .
.
m General Wtitorn Aci.Omaha.
MAX MEYER & CO. ,
WHOLESALE
I
( Jigurs From $15.00 per ! ( MM ) upwards ,
Totaicco , > ( Tills per pound npwird3. :
Pipes From 5. ; cents per do/en npirsirds'r
Send for Price List.
m-\v-f MAX & t'O. , Onialisi , Xeh.
/
GUMS , AM UMI IOH , SPQR
Fishing Tnc'We , L'-.uMs and a iiill line ol'
C3-003D
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ORC BEAM. | DEV/EY / & STONE , | J.B.FnEMCH&C
3 7 . GKOGEES
iUJ.WiJJKB. ,
OMAHA. OMAHA I OMAHA.
. O.
W R ]
! 2I3 Farnham St. , Orrraha.
W ETZEL
Dealer in
A
The Cheapcot Place in the City for
FIRST GLASS COOK STOVES.
I Manufacture my own Pieced
_ f - if 11 * * IWr n f-1 iflh i. lr i * f
That wil1 last you a Jifetirm * , at the Lowest Price in the city ,
and deal in no factory-mada truck that id almost universally
dealt in now c-daya.
I also manufacture all kinds of Cans.
WJI. F. STOETZEL , - - - Tenth & Jackson Sts.
S3xl3m