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OMAHA DAILY BEE-MONDAY , SEPTEMBER 1 , 1884
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THE DAILY BEE
Monday Mornine ; September 1
LOOAL BREVITIES ,
Billings & Connor , Dentists , ojip. 1 * . O.
A larffo force of tnon WAI i t work on th
belt line iodtehlay near Summit , Todixy vv 1
complete the to.vl to Mud Crc ( k.
IX-Marshal Gnthtio left for Lincoln i
chnipo of Deputy Shtrifl < robe Kilda
mid ( .TO this ho is f.-vfc within the xvnlls o
Nobosvlllo
The ilccroo in the case of .log. JSurns \ '
Scaton & IA-H for infringing upon n patent fo
boring veils was filuJ In the circuit court Sal
nrdny. The amount iccovoml WAS SSIO.
There will bo n meeting of the Dotigliv.
county horticultural society nt the olPifo < > f A
Donahue , corner of ICth mid Douglas ntrcels
Monday , September 1st , nt 8 p. in. lly onli-
of W. ] { . SIICTIIOIT , Sec.
A lu inosj mealing of the Ulnlno nml
KM\ club , will bo held nt the Millard Hotel
tnis evening nt 7:20. : Members of thoi-xocutiv
lommittoo and \ico-prcsithnts nro rv pecl
fully requested to bo present.
All thiuo having rooms In the city to ten1
during fnir week , with or without board
please send your nnino nml nddre. " to the
board of managers of thu state fair , l'a\toi
Hotel building. lwra.V.o
The Piiir for the benefit of St. .Tiwtih
Hofpitnl begins this evening , in Pa
coner'a hall. The Musical Union orchestra
will bo on hind nml furnt.-h some c.xcollcul
music. Don't forget the time nnd place Fal
coner's hall , Monday evening.
The Baptiit church Industrial ediool will
open the first Saturday in .September nt :30 :
p. in. It it desired that nil pupils who Imvo
unfinished work nnd expect to continue In
the school will bu there nt the opening , or
their work will bo given to other * . By order
of the president ,
The second regular monthly mooting of
thu Citizens' League of Omaha , will be hold In
the rooms of thoY. M. C. A. Tuesday evenIng
Ing , September U , at 8 o'clock. Prominent
citizens and nil others interested in the en
forcement of the laws mid ordlnanccx ore
earnestly requested to bo present.
Mr. Clement Chase , of Onmliii , Senator
Mandcrson's prlvato secretary , is going to
htarta weekly paper devoted to literature ,
personal novvs , etc. , to be called The Omaha
I'.xcelslor. Mr. Clmso is a youug man ol
talent , w ho has had considerable journalistic
experience , and ho has nn excellent Gold foi
his new undertaking. Washington Capital
Lon George who was convicted nt thu IMo
yomber , 1883. term of court , of attempt to
lob a man named Brown , was liiought back
from the penitentiary on Saturday by War.
don Nobcs. The decision Hiving him : i now
tiinl waa rendered two weeks ago , but ho was
not apprised of the fact until ho was called
out Saturday morning and orderud to tbo
waiden's ollico. Bail wasjurnlshed by Mr.
C. S.
S.Tho
The city is bolng ovoriun with street
walkers. The o"women parade up and down
the principal thoroughfares nnd by every po
bible means attempt to entice men into their
trap. 'I'hoy are a clangoroui cap to Imo
around , and It might bo a good idea to run
thorn out of the city. They c.m bo found any
night upon the streets and if the police care
to arreht them they will have ua trouble in
doing BO.
Two of the boys who bet against the
PJaltsmouth club in its recent game with the
Sherman Avenues of Omaha , have wiitton
the man who had the ( .aid In ycstcrdiy'a
llr.lt , offering to play the 1'lattsniouth club
againt the Sherman Avenue club on neutral
giounds with an umpire who t hall bo chosen
from outside of Omaha and I'l.ittsmouth , for
from S100 to ? 500 a Ride. A reply Is avvillul
with interest. I'laUHinouth Journal.
Thcro lives on St. Mary's Awnuo , be
tween Twenty-sixth nnd Tweuty-eovdiith
streets , n man who leccntly arrived in Omaha
from Kansas City. Ho Is not addicted to the
uno of liquor , hut for puie , unadulterated CHS
KcdiiL'HH , ho takes the bean. His favorite pas
time in to bent his wife and family , and it li.ii
become HO obnoxious to the neighbors that
tbuy nio talking of tar nnd fe.ithorH and n rldo
on a rail. One I'ngo of this is enough to give
him waiulng.
There waa n notions smash-up just th's '
hide of Oinahn on Tuesday , J ngino No. HI
i mining into n construction trnln , tearing
jiwr.y the pilot and HtnoUostaik nnd demolish'
ing the front of the engine bully. Three Mat
cars and u way car wcro also demolished , ono
flat car pausing clear through the way car ,
knocking out the cnd and leaving UmniJi-a
and roof Intact. Another flat car platform
w.ii thrust into thu way car and remained
there. The wrick was brought to the city
yeHorday , I'lattsmouth Journal.
There appeared in the Bm : of Friday
: iu article regarding ( ! oo. W. Honiun. junior ,
taken from the Chicago Times , the only
change by the BKI : being in the heading , to
vvhlth exception is taken by Mr. Homan's
relatives nnd friends in Omaha , who Bay that
bu i ) far from being in n financially collapsed
condition. ' 1 ho whole- matter arises from n
joint ( peculation betvsten Mr. Honnm and
Mr. Case , and is not in any way a criminal
nfTair. It is merely a civil case , such ns is
liable to arise at any time between business
men when differences occur. The Omaha
friendo of Mr. llomaii should not prejudge
the matter , uvmi though It Is u civil caee ,
A Curd of Tliiuiku.
Wowlih to acknowledge our deep
gratitude for the many I in no s < s
fahovrn us during the recent long illueBs
of our son , by our friends and neighbors ,
Acts and deeds , the memory of which
will remain with ua and bear fruit in
rotuni should occasion require.
Wo also wish to say that , to Dr. Worn-
flloy , attending physician , wo owe a debt
which money cannot pay , for the untir
ing efforts and nkillful attention bestowed
upon the cato which resulted in eaving
the life of our son and brother. With
gratitude to all
Mr. and Mrs. 8. K. Folton , south
Fifteenth street , Omaha , Nob. , August
ill , 1884 ,
Fine Moyuuo Gun Powder Tea , beet
in'tho city , Grand Union Tea Co.
Ilcul K TrniiHforH ,
The following transfers wore filed In
the county clerk's oflico yesterday nnd
reported for THE BKK by Amos' real es
tate agency , August 2'J :
I. II. Posoy and wife to n. F. Rhodes
w d. lot 11) ) , block 408 and Grandviow
§ 11.45.
Jas. E. Boyd and wife to N. K. Fairbanks -
banks & Co , w d , lots 1 and 8 , Credit
Fancier 0,000.
F. H. Davis et al to 0. E. Davie , w d ,
j > art lot 2 , Rogers' odd ? DOO.
fif al of North Carolina Tobacco ii the
COMING EVENTS.
The Prospects for the Stole Fair
Bri2hteniD2astbeOpiDg
Day Approaches ,
Xho Domournllc Convention nnd
Knlly Tim Ur-ptiblionn Untltlun-
llou Ilaso Itnlt nnd Other
AmuHCinciitH In the Next
Two AVccliH.
For the next two weeks Omaha will bo
the scene of unusual activity , owing to
several events which will take place hereof
of interest not only to the state in gun-
oral , but also to the country cast and
weal of Nebraska. The greatest event tf
all nill bo the state fair , which promises
to eclipse all former ones not only in
point of entries made but in over } ' par
ticular which makes such an undertaking
a success. From present indications
Omaha will bo visited by moro people
next week than has over hctocomo in the
tame length of time tn the history of
ior existence. To those visitors who
lave not looked upon Omaha for two
years a wonderful change will bo pre
sented. The corner stone of the now
court house , which now from its oxter-
or has the appearance of being com-
iletcd was laid just two years ago. At
ho time of the state fair in 1882 only
wo blocks of pavement wore laid and
hoao for experiment only. Now Oma-
m lies over oovon miles of pavement ,
with n continuation of paved streets
ixtpnding one-half tho'dlstanco from the
Jnion Pacific depot to the state fair
; rounds. Other public improvo-
nonts such as school-
louses , churches , etc. , made within the
ast two years will bo noon on all sides ,
'ho private improvements built up with-
n that time will also attract the eye of
ho Infrequent visitor , whoso only con
clusion must bo that Omalu is on though
ugh tide of prosperity nnd is appropri
ately named the "Gate City of the
West. "
The board of managers is making un
usual preparations to provide all those
attending the fair from abroad with
shelter and food.
All those who have rooms in the city ,
vith or without board , to rent during
air week , hove boon invited by the
joard of managers to hand in their
names and address , for the purpose of
referring all thoHo from out the o ty to
places whore they may bo accommodated.
Although thin is a now departure for the
> onrd it is meeting with great favor , and
nony strangers will thereby bo enabled
o obtain food and lodging who other
wise would bo subjected to great inconveniences -
vonioncos oven if they wore successful in
hiding them.
VHAT HAS nnr..v DONE TO\V VUDS THE J'AIK.
The board of managers which has been
aboring for the past year to make the
agricultural department of Nebraska's
imposition a thing of moro than common
ntorost , has only lately been nssurod of
ts success. Every part and county in
.ho stcto will bo roprcacnted in this do-
mrtmcnt , and a most complete cxhibi-
> f Nebraska's products will bo seen there.
[ 'oil counties , as counties , will exhibit
, hpir products. The available space in
his hall has all boon taken , and the gener
al superintendent has boon authorized by
ho board to make all the annexes nocea-
ary for these cxhibibs.
Another innovation which the board has
natto this year is the addition of Friday
nd Saturday to the time generally niven
o the fair. These two days have boon
ailed by theboard | "poipartiondays,1 andre
ro taken up in arranging the oxhibta for
ho formal opening of the fair at 8. a. m.
next Monday morning ,
It waa thought for some time past that
lot enough attention had boon paid to
ho speed department , but the Indications
low nro that it will bo an unusual sue-
; OSB. The superintendent of speed has
) eon rccoivfng communications from
nany horao fanciers in this state aud lo-
va , stating they will bo hero. On Situr-
ay nicht sixty-six entries had boon made
) omg almost double the number of last
'oar. In all the other classes except
beep morn entries had boon made Hit-
irday night Uian'iu any othot years at the
ormal opening ot the fair. All the cat-
lo stalls both old and now arc already
lllod , but the board of managers will
nake more now ones for all that may
'ot bo entered. All the preparations
vill bo lully completed by Monday
norning. The track will be put into
ho best possible condition this week
nd everything put in its proper class.
rOMIK'ALKVKNT.
On the llth of this month the domo-
rutio state convention will moot In this
ity to put in nomination n tiokot and
tito ollicors for the coming November
lection. A full representation from all
( arts of the atato is expected to bo prca-
int. Some evening during the fair the
! io democrats will hold n grand rally to
ntify both their national nnd statotickot.
Tim republicans alno who have post-
> onod from time to time their grand
ntilication will hold a rally sometime dur-
ng the week at which some of the best
leakers in the state will be present.
JtMUHKMUMH AND KMUUTAIKMII.STH.
During fair week first-class theatrical
ompanics will furnish amusement to the
icatro-goers.
The lovers of baao ball will also bowen
; won a rare treat. Two of thu beat
ines in the country will bo heto next
oek , and dates have been secured byte
to Union Pad tic management for every
ay of the fair. The Kvansvilles , who
ere hero only u Hhort time ngo , i.nd the
t. Pauls of St. Puul , will croas bats with
10 homo nine BIX times next week.
Other out door amusements are on the
apis , but arrangements have not been
o fuliy completed to warrant their pub-
icity.
Police Com l.
A big crowd gathered in police court
aturday as it was understood that
10 rape CP.BU would be called ,
The first case called was that against
d , Stohl for making a loud noise in thu
rcot , Ho is employed by the Jumbo
3 cent store to solicit trade in front of
10 door. Ho pleaded guilty and was
nod $5 and costs.
Theodore Smith , u colored bay , VUB
mrged with exposing his person on the
treet. He pleaded nut guilty The
iidgo gave him a game of talk mid lot
lim go.
Josh Howard was charged with steal-
ni { two boxes of cigars from Junes }
rothere , on Sixteenth street Ho
iloaded guilty and was sentenced to I
.venty days in the county jail
Cliurlcs lyirk was charged with stealing
' 1.00 from Somf & Matircr , at the Tivilo
Garden , llo pleaded guilty nnd was sen
tenced to ton days in the county jail.
The crowd which had gathered to hear
the rape case was doomed to disappoint
ment as the two men , Tnllot nnd Elgin ,
wcro hold under $300 bail each until next
Wednesday morning.
A SECOND DEFEAT ,
The KoolsiikH llcntcn In Hnturdnj's
Gnino l > y n Score of M tut.
The Kcokults and Union Pacifies
crested bats for the second time Saturday
afternoon , with no bettor result to the
visiting team. The homo nine won nn
easy victory , the score being 8 to 1 ,
which one the visiting team were al
lowed to make on Wnlsh'a wild throw
homo.
Below is the score.
UNION I'ACIMCH.
1'hvcri n jut ro A
McKelvy , 2J b 0 1 1 1
Dwycr , 1 b 2 1 ! 0
I'uukhouner , If 2 3 0 0
Sneed , r f
Tailor , of
Whitney , 3d b 1 0 It 1
Wnlch.sfl 1 1 1 !
Cavanaugh , c 0 1 12 1
Salisbury i 0 0 0 1C C
Totals 8 8 27 23
KJOKUKH.
Players 11 1 n TO A
lawkinsr f
. 'owler B 0 0 1 U
Vi ner2b
) ugdalo c 0 0 7 3
O'llrlen Ib 0 0 10 0
ftmmcrinan 1 f 0 0 0 0 C
Stfarnoof 0 0 0 0 C
hoggin 3b ' .
Kennedyi 0 0 0 10 C
Totals 1 1 21 17
BY 1NH1NOH.
123 150789
Union Pacific 02210030 -
Ceokuks 000100000-
Time of game ono hour and fifty mlnntcs ,
Karntd runs Union 1'acltics ] .
Struck out by Salisbury 11 , by Kennedy
Three base hits Visner.
Vaiccd bills Cninnnugh lTugdalo ) I.
Wild pitches Kennedy 3 , Salisbury H.
Firetluso on called bills Union Pacifies 3 ,
Krokuks 3.
Umpire Kockwell.
PKKSONAU
K , Landman ; of Suttbn , is nt the Motropol
tan.
tan.Dr.
Dr. John I ) . Davis , of Chicago , is nt the
Metropolitan.
D. A. Foster , of Hntvoshilf , Mass. , is at
the Metropolitan.
William Ryder , of Dunbar , is registered.it
, ho Metropolitan.
Charles S. McCovvoll , of lllalrsvillo , Pa. , U
at the Metropolitan ,
C. II. Sinforil , of Kansas City , is soiourn
ng at the Metropolitan.
Homer Strong , of St. Louis , Mich. , is qu.ir-
crul nt the Metropolitan.
Frank Fisk , of Rod Cloud , Is in the city ,
topping at the Metropolitan.
C. II. Weston and wife , of Nebraska City ,
.ro stopping at the Metropolitan.
District Attorney Godwin returned Satur
lay from an extended trip through the prohi-
iltlon state ,
Rev. William Scott and wife returned to
Omaha Friday after an absence of sir
.vioks . in the cast.
Mm.Tennio ] ' . Talbot left Saturday 'after
noon for a wcok's visit with friends at Sill
ley and Hawthorne , Iowa.
W. II. Lynchard , formerly of Omaha and
iow of the Chicago Times , wao a caller nt the
UKE ollico Saturday evening.
Mrs. A. W. Fnllriodo and daughter loftFn-
day on a visit to Annmosi , loua , the for
ner homo of Mrs. I'nllriulo.
P. A. Linglois , representing the well-known
Inn of M. J. F. Perioht k Co. , loading lurri
era of the northwest , of Chicago , arrived in
the city yesterday nnd is stopping at the P.ix
ton. Ho will IMJ in the city for n few days.
Army Oulcrw.
The commindtng oflbar , Fort
Omaha , Nob. , will send Private Patrick
Brown , company 1CHli mfrntry , an in
sane soldier , under oacort of ono non
commissioned ollicor aud one private , to
the insane asylum nt Washington , D. C.
The party in charge will report to the
adjutant general of the army , by tele
graph , at least twenty- four hours before
their arri ml , the probable hour thereof
anil the name of the railroad depot at
which they will arrive in Washington.
The quartermaster's department will
furnish the necessary transportation and
the subsistence department commutation
of rations for the nccemry number of
days in advance at the uaual rates , if it
bo impracticable to carry cooked rations.
I III this city , August Sht , Ooorgo J.
BonofMr. and Mrs. William S , Mills , ngo
one year. Funeral today , Sopt. 1st , at 10 n.
m , , from thoiosldcnco , Saventeunth and Cas-
tollni streets.
STUAir.n. From my promises on 21st
and Hurt street , a thoroughbred Jersey
cow , with leather strop around her nock ,
Any information regarding her will be
thankfully received by the undersigned.
N. MnituiAM.
Such n sensation has boon created by
the improved Stock Piano that dealers
in other piano fortes have had to double
their advuitiaementa. It is beyond
doubt the best piano in the world.
A Perfect Ujirlyht J'lano , in tone
and design of VMU is the "Jiehr Jlros ,
Cylinder 'Jop Piano , For sale by
u'JO.dt MAX MKI iu : & HHO.
"CANON CITY CO\L , " .A'cft. fuel Co.
Fou SAU : . Buildiug nt the state fair
grounds , Peycko Bros , nSS-Itt
COAL Coutant it Squires , 213 S. litlh.
smth-tf
Have your watches nnd jewelry re
paired wai ranted at
EDIIOLM & EIIIOKSON'H ,
Opp the post olllcu , cor 10th and Dodge ,
uO-lm
Ilavo you seen the Campaign Whip * ,
at Mooro'a , whore thu lion nmra ior the
cheapest and beat goods in the wust.
Come nnd eco them , it will do you good.
uitf. (
The Brii HIVK Pwmxiiui'H STUDIO
will ho open all day Nuwlny. Nothing
but thu finest work is made at this place.
Unsatisfactory pictures ahull not bo de
livered from here.
H E. QUAY ,
Photographer ,
THE GODS HOTEL ,
AMegDificent Stroctnre JnslinCom
plelion.
KB Interior ArrAiiKCtnontn mid Ad
\AiitafcB r > rntil Opening.
On Tuesday evening next , Soptombe
2 , one of the moat superb and perfect !
equipped hotels over opened in Omaha
for the accommodation of the public , wi
bo thrown open for the reception o
guests.
Mr.l'ctorGooato whose ontcrpriso ! a du
the construction of this handsome build
ingis ono of our oldest and moat favorabl
known citizens , having been a rcaidon
of Omaha for the past twenty years. II
first began his present business ton year
ago , in the brick block located on th
north side of Farnam street and betwoot
Fifteenth and Sixteenth street , the now
building adjoining that property on th
east side and both being united for
common purpose in the future. Som
time ago the rapidly increasing demand
on Mr. Cloos * hospitality necessitated in
creased quarters and ho then determined
to build in ouch a style that no othc
place in the city could discount him , am
that ho has made a grand success of it
none who look over the building , inside
and out , will over doubt. The plan
wore prepared by Ilonry Voss , of Omaha
and their architectural beauty is porfec
in every respect.
The now hotel is of brick , with atone
facings , four stories' in height and ! )3 ) b ;
120 foot in size. It contains iifty-two
sleeping rooms , beside spacious parlors
ofllco , bar-room , dining room , etc. Tin
front of the house is most propossing anc
the great panel windows give promise o
the cheeriness to bo found within. Oi
entering the good impression is strength
cncd. At the left is a broad hall-way
whoso colling is a splendid skylight ii
the very roof itself. A wide stair-way of
oak with massive rails and newel posts
loads to the second story and tlionc
forms a balcony about that Iloor am
makes the four halls form a court in the
very center of the two houses. Fron
the roar a first-class passenger elevator
furnishes easier access to each story , the
arrangements in this respect being more
than usually comploto.
At the right of the main entrance , a
door loads to the bar room and this is un
doubtedly the finest furnished in town.
The furniture is of black walnut and veneers -
noors , inlaid with vim-colored woods ,
now so popular in stylo. Mirrors on all
sides reflect the room , which is forty by
twenty-two feet in size and lighted by
largo windows in front and sides. The
fixtures were all ordered by" Mr. Gees
personally and made by the best workmen
in Chicago. A description of them Trould
of itself occupy a column.
From the barroom folding doora load
to the wine-room , fifteen by fifteen feet
in size and from thence another sot of
folding doors open Into the dining room
thirty by thirty , This room is also fin
ished in hard wood and very light and
cheerful looking. The kitchen , still far
ther back , twenty by twenty-two , is one
of the moat complete to bo found and a
massive range reminds ono of the glorious
dinners it will beiof use in preparing.
On the second iloor , in front , is a suite
of parlors , well lighted and furniahed in
first-class stylo. The remainder of this
and the other two floors is devoted to
guest's roomsbath rooms , closets , etc. ,
and all over the house are found the la
test modern improvements , such as gas ,
water and electric light , the whole build
ing is heated by stcaoi , and every room
is an outside room. The guoat's rooms
are beautifully fitted up with handsome
carpets , walnut furniture seta , marble
topped table , bureau and wash stand ,
and , in fact equal to any in Omaha.
The house formerly known as the
Gees hotel is now joined to the now ono
by wide doors and in it will bo a fine
office , barber shop , etc. A first class res
taurant is among the advantages of the
house and , in short , it would bo hard to
imagine any conveniences not possessed
by it. The restaurant will bo kept open
at all hours. It Is the determination of
the proprietor to rebuild the old portion
of the block next spring , of uniform style
with the now , and the Gees hotel block
will bu the pride of Farnam street.
Too much credit cannot bo given our
well known fellow-towaman for his ener
gy and enterprise and for the spirit of
confidoncp in the growing city and the
appreciation of the public , as shown in
this monument to his past success. On
the occasion of the opening , Tuesday eve
ning , the public generally has a cordial
invitation to come and inspect the now
house , get a good square meal and enjoy
themselves generally , and Tin : Bih : will
nay right here that they will inisH a big
thing if they do not accept. If Mr. Coos'
success is as great as his enterprise and
uood taste entitle him to ho has a bonanza
that will laat him a life timo.
BASE BALL ROWDIES ,
Clul > TulccH rohHcssion of
a U. & M. Train.
Friday a Itdy called at the ollico
af Tin : Bin : and said that aho had coino
into this city yesterday on the B. & M.
train from the west , and volunteered to
give an account of the actions of a base
ball club aud the negligence of the con
ductor and brakoman.
Sim said that the train lay fat Hastings
three hours instead of at Lincoln ait tint
time card any a. Just after the train
stopped at Hastings a baao ball club
came on board and entered the first-clues
noach or ladles cnr. They were all smok
ing , and seating themselves they pro
ceeded to Indulge in a game of draw po
ker. They were partially intoxicated ,
seine of them being quito drunk , Their
language was very viio end profane nnd
they hooted and yullod lilcn wild men.
After standing it for some timu ono oj
the lady passengers hunted up the con
Junior and informed him ho > v the bull
players were conducting themselves.
Ho entered the car , ( which by the way
was the iirattimo ho had shown hi head )
and told the roughs that they must cease
their game , their smoking and noise.
They only litughed at him nnd said that
they had got on there to run that train
and they proposed to do it , At this
ho conductor loft the car
Thu racket was kept up as before forever
over an hour when the lady papsuugor
ftuntn endeavored to find relief. Slio
wont into the depot and asked what
could bo done but no ono there knew.
anything about it nnd she said that the J
iloor was rudely closed in her face , She [
thonjliuntcd for the conductor and final !
found him aaleep in the smoking car
She called him and again told him how
matters stood. Ho again entered th
car and sang out in a tone of authority
"You've got to quit thh funny business.
This was gruotcd with a round of laugl
tor and again ho took his departure , i
From this on to Friend , their deatina
lion , the rudians continued in their hewing
ing , yelling and smoking. Thcro wcr
but three lady passengers in the car ant
the men used moat obscene and vile lau
guago in regard to them. The conducto
nnd brakeman are tobo severely conaurcc
for allowing such conduct upon a train o
which they had charge.
Nolirnokii Indian Association.
A special mooting of the "JSobrask
Woman's Indian Association , " will b
hold in the lecture room of the 2d Pros
bylcrian church , corner 17th and Dodg
streets , to.day , September 1st , nt
p. in. Mrs. S. A. Quinton of Philadol
phta , general secretary of the "Woman"
National Indian Association , will bo proa
out and give nn account of her rccon
visit to Indian territoryAH who hoan
nor npeak irhpn she visited Oiraha n few
weeks ago will need no invitation to b
present , and those who did not hoa
her should not miss this opportunity-
Mrs. Quinton is a fluent speaker , thor
oughly conversant with her subject nm
deeply interested in creating a public sentiment
timont that shall bo instrumental in
righting the wrongs of the Indians.
Absolutely Pure.
This powitcr never varies. A tn.irvcl of nuroncsa
trength and uholcaomcncsa. lloio economical than
ho ordinary klmlsnml cannot bo aM In competition
with the multitude of low test , bhort n eight Muni or
ihosphato poudcri. Bold " 'ilv In nnnn ROYAL
DAKINO I'OWDEU CO. , 100 Wall street , N. Y.
CIJVS3G3 HE-OPEN ON
MONDAY , SEPTEMBER 1.
Besides the idiantap of a pohd English and Claasl <
uil education , fpcd cara will bo Hooted to the
$ * & C3 5 1BC& . C3 O
AND TO
Practical Surveying
AND ALSO TO
BooK-KGOfc Banking anil Commercial
Five now prof csssra have been added to the factilt }
or thiapurpOBO.
3T Vocal Music , German and French , optional. JfS
NEW STUDENTS mutt present themselves duiln
: io nick undliis' August 31 , bitwu.ii 0 and 11 ! a m ,
nd thuv ii'uit be read } to etanil examination to < >
[ do their rank In thn course.
Prof , IHubert will pivuilua notice fortlicjrcflump
ion of the cvcnlni ; course In t'hrmlstr ) . Tuition
rco No distinction on account of treed.
au . 19 tu thurs Bat Ot
IJLOCK ,
'aa been established nnd ctpcclally equipped for th
treatment of dUcasca of the
Nervous Syst-m ,
Blood , Kidneys ,
And Bladder ,
All diseases producing blocd Impurities and rola-
nlnj , ' , wlih iruptluna on the skin aud uIcvrH ,
HaetB * ! of thu lUet , Hhcuinitiam , Piles ,
lironm Fcma'o Dlsnacea , dlicasea
( the Kjo and KM , Citirib , Antbnii , Bronchitisnro
all trialeil by now andtucccMful methods , lu lu < ll"n
10 Comptiuiid ( ) x\Kcn In atmcnt , Voun Men -Mill-
le AKLII and old Men , eufTurliiK from I en ouj debll
> and oxhaimtlon , Iroj , anj tan > > u Hlmtevcr , produ
: ln IndUotlon , palpitation , dctipond nc ) , dlulniu ,
Una ol memory la.'k ol cint 'y and ambitlnn , cm ho
wnninentlv nnuepecdlly curtd. NO CUKE 0
AVFOIl'IKKAIMICXl' The phjuician In ctargo
d a regular craduato ml > an ttudicd hit iirofis-lon
n Lonuon , t'atls and Her In Ho Is an cxpcit In a 1
Iscatu * ot the Urlmry organs In both xuxea , If jou
oallllctod , i all or writu full Ocucilptlon of jour
asu , and nicdlclno ma > to tent jou. Connnltatlon
rev. AddiieH all coaniiiinlcntlunj ( Unili * Disptnsa-
y , Crouneo's Itlotk , Omaha , Nth. Otllco hours 0-12
m.,1-0 and 7-8 p m hundats. 0 lUa m ,
COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT ,
Oirahi NebrasVa , In which H taught double and
nulci entry lluok keepliiL' , Conmiirchl lau , Civil
a trumcnt , Iliialiiim 1'ractl o , 1'eiimainhlp , Kiif-
dh CJtamnmr , lleidinj : , hiillliif , C rn.5ioiidoice ] ! ,
id bhort Hand Writing.
TKIIMS :
omplo'o Course , ono jcar , ( thoit hand ox-
ci.tt..i. | . . . . . . eaooo
'oniplc to Coum1 , ono month . 800
mi ktoOourso , tuo month1 * . . . Ifi on
JoinpUtu COIIIBC. thruo months . ' . ' 000
lull month then altir . GO ]
ilrt ) Uuwjuln 1'eniuans.lilp . 600
10 abovu coulee , ( > onk-ltcepiug oicoptcd ) ono
month . . . . . . . C 00
ID above onurnf , ( book-kreii UK uxnptud 3
inoiitln . 12 CO
Bind for circular. Adilrmn
OKO. U.UATIII1UN , I'rln ,
m io Oioaha , Ki
Sherinan Avenue Ball Park
Five llourj ao-A9 > open to all ima-
utu ;
SUHDAYSEPT.4TH. !
MISS LOOMIS'
SCSCOOL
1914 Webster Street.
Open September lit , A llmltel number of puplli
ecilvtd. TtruiB f&OO , fS.OO and (10.00 p r ten
u0'il-2iu
f
MEKGELL & KOSENZWEIG ,
Practical Painters & Decorators ,
CAHRY Till : LAItOEST AND FINKST.ilETAIt , STOCK OF
WALL PAPERS AND DECORATIONS
1515 Douglas street , Ornatia , o
Are prepared to do work
OUTSIDE THK CITS
In any branch ,
On Short fiotics
HOUSE ,
SIGN ,
AND FRFSCO
PAINTING ,
DECORATIN
oaths' Oval Brand
D , B , BEEMER , Agent , OMAHA , NEB
The largest Stock in Omalia : andlMakes the Lowest Prices
; DRAPERIES ANC MIRROKS , !
Jnst received nn assortment fnr unrpasolng anything In this market , comprlsin )
the latent nnd most tanty dpslgna manufiicturod for thin nprlng'a trade and.covorlu/
a range of prices from the Cheapest to the most Expensive.
Now ready for the inspection of cus Complete stock of : all the !
tomers , the newest novelties in styles in Turcoman , Madras and
Suits and Odd Pieces. Lace Curtains , Etc. . , Etc.
SSlocant'iPassengor Elevator to all'Ticore.
1206,1208 and 1210 Farnam Street , - - - OMAHA NEB.
RUEMPINQ , BOLTE & COMPANY ,
MANUFACTUnEKS OF
Dormer Windows , Flnlala , Window Caps , Iron Crcstlnze , Metttlll Sky-lights , &a. Tin , Ircn and RUto Uoo
TH RIO Smith 12th Strpnt Omoha Notiriwka
403 BRADY ST. , DAVENPORT , IOWA , U. S. A. Eatablinhod 1878 Catarrh ,
Deafness , Lung and NorvonsDiseaooa Speedily and lormanently Cured. PatJontt
Onrod at Homo. Write for "Tun MKDIOAL-&IISSIONAHY , " for the People ,
nonsultatlon and Correspondence Gratia. P. 0. Box 292. Telephone No. 26.
HON. ED WARD RUSSELL , Postmaster , Davenport , nays : " Physician ol
ne . AblUty ana Marked Success. " CONGRESSMAN MURPHY , Davenport ,
"An jtonorahlo Man. . F
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cofcfl
1 .2 O o 3a
a . 03
03Q
OTTMJBTGS AND 20TH ST. , OMAHA , NEB
,
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uAMarAcruKua or o ? sTBiorn ? nia
AHD TWO WHEEL CJAKTS.
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JM9 Mill MZOIJunoy Street nd 4034. 181fcCir , ) fn , _ _ . t _ . _ tnj p
male & CMilCBColUfDldtd Jrtencoa rpllcitloo. ' "U " * ITJ Q Si Q a Sa GP
409 and'jUII ' DoilcB.St , , \ Cacl r } iOmaha Neb
LENDORSBD BY FUANZ LISZT. ]
BOSTON , Hirch Ut , 18al.
IMiKSOS I'lANO 00-OSITLKVIKS Your Instrument ) . Onnd , Square and Upright , are really noblj
s'iuir.int * ud unrhallcd lor bu-msy of tone aud flnuh. Allow rue to couratuli.fo | you on vour tcrlui
Ck n . OUaTAVK SATTEIl ,
\
RECOMMENDS ITSELF.
ITSELF.SOLE
SOLE AGENT ,
Dodge Street , Omaha ,
