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i 8 THE DAILY BEE- MONDAY , APUIL 6 , 1884.
THE DAILY BEE ?
MondayMorning , 'April 6 ,
LOCAL BBEVITIES ,
Julius Meyer is a candidate for the cit
council. *
Yesterday was universally observed
Easter Sunday.
Mr * , and Miss Wise , of Platlsmouth , were
In tbo city yesterday.
Dancins parties will bs all the rftire now
the Lenten season has ended ,
Yesterday WM a real May d y. Spring
bonnets wore plenty upon the street * .
Jullui Meyer is a candidate for the cit :
council. ,
At Mason's hall to-night , under the aus
pices of Monrs. Dyer and Golden , an
ball will come off.
The Kyle-Gavin case wftf called Saturday
afternoon and by consent of counsel continued
to Thursday next.
Sheriff Forrlll ol Mills county , was in the
city Saturday , looking up some importnn
criminal business ,
At noon to-day the time for registration
ends. II you fall to register by noon you wll"
bo unable to vote ,
Julius Meyer Is a candidate for the city
council ,
Moses Doyle had his room entered Satur
day and $23 taken. Ho loft the door open by
forgotfulness.
Wm. Steward , whom Messrs. Kennard
and Sharp sent on a collecting tour last week ,
has not yet turned up ,
The U. P. railroad company have finished
and will put upon their line several freight
Cabooses with reversible signal lights.
Mrs. M. K. Wa sorm n , ono of Omnha'a
pioneers , has returned from an extended Cali
fornia trip , and re-established her homo in
Omaha.
Last week's business ot the clearing house
exceeded that of Detroit , which fell immediately
ately behind Omaha in point of banking tran
sactions.
A cordial invitation Is extended by the
dean to the parishioners and friends of Trin
ity cathedral to meet Bishop Worthington at
the Mlllatd hotel Monday at 8 p. m.
Julius Meyer Is a candidate for the city
council.
Leave of aUencohas been granted for
fifteen days , to take effect April 10,1885 , to
Second Lieutenant Rauben B. Turner , Sixth
Infantry.
Tom Barret was the only victim at Judge
Beneko's altar Saturday morning. Ho had
been frullty of intoxication and was fined five
dollars and costs.
A complaint was sworn out against Thomas
Roach , Saturday by his wife Jennie Roach
who charges her spouse with cruelly beating
and assaulting her.
Julius Meyer Is a candidate for the city
council.
Tha police judge on Saturday dismissed
the long-winded prosecution of Schoollor vn
Stephenson , asaiult and battery , in which
some five attorneys have been engaged.
Ground for dismissal , no came for prosecu
tion.
After prolonged efforts with unpromising
outlook for a time , arrangements have at last
boon completed by which Omaha will probably -
bly secure a permanent base ball organiza
tion.
The funeral of Jennie F. J. Patterson ,
infant daughter of W. 0. Patterson and V.
A , Patterson , will take place from their resi
dence , 610 North Seventeenth street at 3' '
o'clock , Monday , April Cth. Friends In
vited.
vited.Private
Private advices from Grand Island indi
cate the election of John L , Means. This
will bo a defeat of the party that opened tha
campaign on high moral principles , Mr ,
Means Is one of the most active and promi
nent men in Hall county , and will make n fine
officer.
Chief Butler tells a reporter that he has
made arrangements for immediate informa
tion of the fatal termination of General
Grant's Illness , and the fire bells of Omaha
will on the Instant of its receipt give sixty-
two strokes.
Three cages containing sea lions shipped
from California for Now York parties , arrived
in Omaha Saturday , and were shipped east
over the Rock Island yesterday morning.
They were watered and fed on fith while lying
at the depot hero ,
J. C. Hitter , North Bend ; M. McBride ,
Benton ; Jas. Scott. Ulysses ; T. H. Mullorv ,
Lincoln ; A. N , Bradt , Beatrice ; Miia M. Ed
wards , Miss J , Arnold , Cliutpn , Iowa ; John
Fleming , Des Meines ; J , D. LaCross , Den
ver ; B ; T. Kyle , Edinburgh , are at tha Can-
field.
Detective Noligh has returned from Dor I
chester , Ho secured a grand jury indictment
against W. R. Toolo , the township treasurer
who is charged with ombazzling between
$2,000 and $3,000 of funds placed In his
hands.
hands.Judge
Judge Beneko at the complaint of Miss
Miller , whoso letter was opened and inter
lined with base arid threatening matter , has
bad a 'warrant issued for Cora Miller , the
charge being threatening language and breach
of the peace.
Some time last week the notorious Davis-
Roach gang , consisting of throe or four dis
orderly women , living on the bottoms , was
arrested. They were stoning tha house of
Mrs. Cleveland , in which a baby girl , Jessie ,
was Ijiog dangerously sick. Fripay night
the child died.
The public schools of Omaha open to-day
and will close the lost Friday in June. A
liKK reporter learns from a school ofQcar that
accommodations are completed for about two
hundred and fifty additional pupils and other
additions to tbe ichcol rooms will be in ad a as
they become necwsary.
A delightful time was had Saturday eve ,
ning at the residence of Mr. and Mra , J. W.
Note , on Decatur stteet , given to the Coxinci
Bluffs Serenading club. Music , singing and
dane ng were enjoyed by a number of neigh
bors ai'd friends. A substantial lunch , with
cigan , eld. , etc , , closed the exercise * .
The following cbolr has be n engaged by
Die Temple of Iirael : Soprano , Miiu Lily
Chamberlain ; altoMiis J , M. Kichhornjtenor
Mr. Wolff ; ba , Mr , II. It. France , Thi. .
choir is strong and well Balanced one , and
will make its initial appearance on Friday
evening , the lOthinit.
The Academy of Muilc opens to-morrow
under tbo management of Col. Wood , tbi
veteran muieum man. Betides the muiemu
proper , a room will be fitted for the exbibition
of fine pictures und works ot art. Anothe :
room will be krpt for the exhibition of nat
tiral curlodtler , such as dwatfu , iant
midgeU , cto , Btlll another will be used to
exhibit ten eves of wild animals , and Col
Wood will gUe regular dramatic | > erformano
by an excellent itock company ,
SOCIAL SALT ,
Events In lioual Soulotjr GlrolCR Tor
the Punt Week Personal ,
On Monday evening the Golden Fleece
society gave the list of thoiraerioi of par
lor enttrtslntnonls at Mrs. Locke's. Un
der the generalship of Mmo. W. R. Jarvis -
vis they have become the most popular of
nil the societies formed hero this winter ,
and It la generally regretted that they
are not to bo continued. The last moot
ing iris a very delightful one , and the
following talent participated :
Piano diwt "March Triumphnto" , Ruho
Professor Ilnrdlog and Miss
Margaret Boulter ,
Address by the president W. K. Jarvii
Scone from Macbeth "Macbeth
.Mr. \ \ . J. Connell
"Lndy Macbeth" Mrs. J. J. Dickey
Vocal duet-"The Merry Bolls" Glover
Mrs , Jay Northrup and Mrs. W. O.Ivos ,
Recitation "Too late for tbo Train" . . . .
BobBurdetto
Mn. II. L. Wllkinsj
An original coomedy Scene Newport
Caesar Fltzroy "A young Doctor
DoctorW.
W. R. Jarvls
Miss Arabella- Screws "An old Maid" . .
. . . . .Mrs. R. E. Gaylord
Miss Lizzie Sprightly "A Sentimental
Young Lady" . Mrs. W. J. Connell
Mrs. Amandy , Dasher "A Designing
Widow" Mrs. W. K. Jtvrvls
On Tuesday , a progressive oucbro party
was hold at Mra. G. M. Hitchcock's.
Those present vrore : Mr. and Mrs.
Webster , Mr. and Mrs. Council , Mr. and
Mrs , Gavlord , Mr. and Mrs. McDonnell ,
Mr. and Mis. Ilamsay , Mr. and Mis ,
Bright , Miss Llda Wilson , Lizzie Isaacs ,
Maty Mlllnrd , Messrs James Howard ,
Brockenrldgo , Tlllson , and Chaunoy
Howard.
The first prize was a bisque pen rack
won by Mrs. Ramsy , and Mr. Connell
was awarded the gontlomons' prize of a
dock of cards. The boobya wore consoled
with flowers , *
The eleventh of the series of ladles'
muslcalos was arranged by Mrs , Weasels
from Rubinstein's composition , and was
muoh enjoyed. The programme :
1. Ballot Music from Fcromoes
Miss Ruitin , Miss Poppleton.
2. Song ' -Yearnings"
Mr , Yortlirup.
3. a Romance of 44 \ r r ,
Mrs Hn"
b Melodic , No. 1. ol 3 } < " '
J. Duet "The Angel"
Misses Morkel.
5 , Sonata for piano and violin , Allegro ,
Andante , Scbezo , Vivace
Miss Popnleton , Mr. Sauor ,
Mrs. Laura Dainty in "A Mountain
Pink" did not oven create a ripple in
society circles , and played to poor busi
ness. The play Is tame , draggy , and en
tirely lacks the clement of fun though
several attempt ] at it wore made. It Is
neither strong nor amusing , and abounds
in the noble sentiment slush which soema '
to please the gallery but tires the bsl-
anco of the audience. Mrs. Dainty
proved hornolf a very capable actress ,
and made the most of hoc difficult part.
It seemed slightly Inconsistent-though \
that a marriageable girl should frlak
around in skirts which barely reached to
the knee. Mra. Dainty's legs , like Lot-
ta'a and Minnie Palmer's have character ,
and elm evidently regards them as an
Important part of her stock in trade. ;
The Canadians are coming to the front
hero as elsewhere. In all cities they
represent substance , solidity and respec
tability , and make citizens that every
town is prend to own. The Oanadian-
A.morican socitey hero , though of very
recent organization numbers already
ibout ono hundred members from the
solid men of the town. Next Monday
avenlng the Grit of a series of musical
md literary entertainments will be held
it their rooms In St George's hall. All
panadlans and their friends ara cordially ;
invited to be there. Hon. Ezra Miliard , ;
honorary president of the society , will
icoupy tha chair , and the following pro
gramme will be rendered sSSSffi1 *
Recitation Miss Fitch
Piano Solo Mies ICollcy
3omr W. R. Lalng
:
VIoPmnnd Piano
Miss Louiao Noah and Wm. McDonald.
3u rtotte Glee Club
Song Miss Ida Gibssn ?
Piouo Solo , MIfu Howell
Duct Master and Miss VanCamp
long Miss Boulter
Recitation Cha > , McDonald
Fenor Duet. . .Jno. Watson , D. D. McDonald
3oog , Miss 13. Gordon
The audience room of the Kounzo
Memorial church Is at last ready for oc
jupancy and the choir are offering up a
ipeclal thanksgiving service on their own
iccount. The programme for Easter Is : ;
Quartette , "Christ Our Passover. " Dunks
jlorin 1'atri Knooppel
Alto and toner solos with chorus , "Tho ;
Savior hat riten , " ;
Williams.
Ml Ilatl the glorious morn ,
,
Schneider.
Soprano solo The Resurrection
Iloldon ,
STes , the Redeemer rose Mason .
Doiology , .
KNKKINO ,
Praise ya tbo Father Gonnod
Gloria Patri Pease s
Kyrio Renanborp ,
Uonum cut confitero Dr. Randall
Memorial anthem Dudley Buck
What tinners value Yenner
Soprano solo "Christ Is Risen To-Day , "
have a homo above Emerson.
On the 7th Louis Falk , the well-known
Chicago organist will glvo a recital In the
church , assisted by Mrs. L. Clark. This
will glvo Mrs. Olark's many admirers ;
hero an opportunity for bearing her in
concert , for the first time slnco her re
turn from Chicago.
Mies' Ponnoll , the contralto of Trinity ,
leaves on the 7th , for New York , whore ;
she will further pursue her stories. In
losing Miss Ponnoll , Trinity lotos the
bett voice with the most artistic method
"
that has boon heard in tho.cathodral ,
The people of the First Congregational
church have engaged an organist from
Worcester , Maes. Easter will bo his
Initial Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Reed loft Thura-
day for a trip to Europe. They .will bo
absent five weeks ,
The Progroislvo Euchre club mot at
Mrs. Barton's last week.
Mrs. J. A. Garllok , the organist and
teacher , leavoj with her daughter Flor
ence , this weak , for a month's visit in
Iowa tor recreation.
In the near future private theatricals
on a largo acaloarotobeglvenat the foit ,
and much pleasure Is expected from
thorn.
Deacon Ed. Gaze and Mr. Cavanaugh ,
accompanied by P. M. Cavanaugb , left
yesterday for a docking. Mr. Gaze ex
pects to cool his blushed and reduce his
temperatnra in the Platte.
Mist Carrie Cole , daughter of Judge
Cole , Is viiitlng at the residence of Mr.
El. U. Cole , on St Mary's avenue.
An Open Letter Prom the Cltlwsii'a
Committee.
The executive committee cf the Olti-
tlzena' Association desire to make a plain
jtatemont of facts to the voters In the
city of Omaha.
We well know that every man who has
an Interest in th welfare cf Omaha will
quietly make up his mind that good , re
liable trustworthy men ara thosa he
wants to see elected to lake charge cf our
city affairs , and after carefully looking
over the ditTjt cat tickets placed .before i
you for the dlflcrant offices there can b
but ono conclusion , that the citizens
ticket , as a whole ticket , Is composed
just such men as yon would have to rep
resent your Interests and property am
the good name of the city for the nox
two years. There does not exist a lioglo
doubt In any man's mind , who is nn
prejudiced and unbiased , but tha
so far the effect of the citizens' movement
has boon to compel both polltica
parlies to bring forward their best men
Such being the fact wo think II
your duty to encourage the effort and
show party managers that the time has
come when a multiplicity of fraudulent
voting at primaries will not bo anfOcIonl
to accomplish the private purposes ol
prominent politicians and largo public
contractors.
Another noooislly for your support
election day. Within the last two years
four of our councilman wore suspended
and disbarred from performing their du
ties on account of bribery. Oar mayor
had not served half his term before ho
was compelled to resign his duties for a
similar causo. Oar city marshal was
sent to the penitentiary , convicted of
bribery. This state of aihaira has made
every good man blnsh for shame , and
submit to the joora and criticisms of not
only the press of our own tfato but the
entire country. Wo , therefore , ask every
man , regardless of party lash , who takes
an Interest In the good government of
Omaha , to come out next Tuesday and
help secure the election of the citizens'
ticket.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE CITIZENS' AS
SOCIATION.
Seal of tli Carolina Tobacco Is the
best.
STOOK-&BOWERS' ' ASSOCIA
TION ,
\ Convention Interesting to Nebraska
Block Growers.
A BEK reporter had a conversation
yesterday with several gentlemen , mom-
bora .of the Stock Growcra' Association
that will formally open In Cheyenne
to-day.
It appears that the meeting will look
into and consider the general principles
md issues presented , connected with the
immense importance of the stock-raising
industry , and more particularly the prop-
iratlon and arrangements for the round-
jpi , such as selecting loaders and officers
'or the coming "cow campaign. "
The Hon. Joseph M. Gary , late U. S.
iudgo of Wyoming territory and now
lelogate to congress. Is the president ,
\n& Thomas Sturgls the secretary of the
tssoclation. The scope of country em-
jraced in the deliberations of these
itockmen extends from the extreme
jaatern cattle-range section of Nebraska
o a point in Idaha some distance west-
fvard and from a portion of Montana
nd Dakota southward through Wyoming
ind far Into Colorado.
In reply to the direct question , one of
the gentlemen stated that the complaints ,
which have gained wide publication in re
gard to the action , or statements more
properly , of Secretary Sturgls , are per-
tiapa ill-founded. It Is charged that Mr.
ESturglo , being a high officer of this im
mense association of property interests ,
aas stated that a largo per cent ago of
attlo died in the aforesaid section of
onntry from disease , and that this state-
nent had so frightened eastern and Eog-
ish capital that cattle-growing Is now
cgarded by then as on a par with Colo-
ado mining schemes ; in other words , as
risky and unsafe , to put it mildly. Ic is
Uimed that the tccretavy admit ) having
perhaps spoken unguardedly in a private
nrty of friends , but that his language
as misunderstood , In this , that ho had
eforenco only to cattle brought from
Texas at a late period of the season
cnown as "pilgrims" among which the
llseaso was alarmingly fatal , while it is a
act that native cattle daring the past
rear did better than at any previous one
or many seasons. It Is also chimed .
hat by reason of the impression
laid to have boon convoyed by
hose wldoly-pnblished remarks of socre-
ary Stnrgis , some sales of stock by par
ies who bad already disposed of their
oed beef , and were trying to get rid of
helr old , poor and unsaleable stock , fell
hrongb. Hence the peculiar feeling
hat is likely to bo manifested by this
iloment of the convention that meets to-
lay. The reporter was farther told that
.ho secretary , while admitting his
.houghtlcssnoss In making a remark so
mslly misconstrued , is convinced that it >
better for the honest growers of stock )
hat the fact bo known that stook-grow- /
ng as an industry , has vas'ly deterlor-
itod In point of cradir , by reason of the
iractico of running Texas cattle nnac-
illmatad , at a late season , upon the
lorthorn ranges. Ho funlitr believes
tis best to frankly state this
md couple the statement with the fur-
bor fact that the practice has been now
mroly guarded against by the laws of
Wyoming , Nebraska , Oolordo and Kan-
tas , which strictly prohibit It , and es
iabllsh a quarantine egiinst this clasi of
attlo , that ii not only thorough , but
ilroady bears practical fruit in this , that
Fexaa heifers which bafora theeo laws
brought $14 per head , are now going
"abcggtng" at less than half that price ,
while native cattle of the northern range
bavo advanced fifteen or ttrcnty dollars
per head.
* A11 these matters will probably bo dls-
sussed , daring iho meeting at Cneyenne ,
whera It is likely an effort will bo made
by ono element to piss a vote of cjnsuro
against Secretary Smrgls.
To ExcitANflE 14U acres well Improved
and , J mile frjm Essex , la. , for a stock
of general merchandise. Address , John
Llnderholm , E < sex , la.
The Kmmctt Dull.
Thcsa who are In the habit of going to
balls and dances in Omaha will
have on this evening , April Ctb , ono of
the finest opportunities ever presented
them to enjoy themselves , as the ball to
bo given by the Emmett Monument asso
elation promises to be the finest ever
given by them. For fifteen years this
society has given a ball on Easter Mon
day night , and it has been conceded by
thoaa who frequent ball rooms in Omaha
that they have never been surpassed In
their efforts to make their entertainments
a social success. Great pains will be
taken by the committee on this
night to make the one to be given by
them at Falconer' * hall equal to the se
given in the put. All well disposed are
Invited to bo present.
The petitions of Kffio Gameau in her suits
agaioit Jamei Oaroeau which were thrown
out some time ago by JudgeWakeley as ihow
Ing Insufficient oauie of action , have beeu
amended and will bs re-filed immediately.
TO "SEVERAL TAX-PAYERS , '
A. Communication from Mr. Kcilfleli'
The following questions having boo
propounded to mo by several tax-payeri
I cheerfully answer them :
First Question "Did yon never ro
colvo from the Asphalt Company or Its
agents , railroad tickets or papers for yon :
wife to Chicago or other points ! "
I answer emphatically , no I As Mr ,
Grant was baying some fifteen or tTontj
tickets at half rate I requested him to In
elude one for my wife and child , whicl :
was paid for with my own money.
Second Question "What was your In
intention when you , in a council mooting
last summer where C. C. Thrano pro
posed to raise the already very high taxc
25 per cent. , explain as your opinion tha
It would bo bettor to ralao them CO per
cent. ? "
Mr. Thrano did not propose to raise
taxes 25 per cent , nor did I piopoao to
raise them GO per cent , hence I could no'
: iavo any Intention on the subject.
1 presume that "Taxpayers" liavo
reference to the 20 per cent raise In the
First ward. Mr. Tbrano at first ad-
nlttod that the First ward was assessed
too low , but upon the final paistgo of the
resolution opposed and voted against any
latso whatever.
The law governing connly boards of
equalization roads as follows : Third. "It
tbo board of equalization ) shall ascor-
am whether the valuation In ono town
ship , precinct or district bears jast tola-
Ion to all the townships , precincts or
districts in the county ; and may Increase
or diminish thq aggregate valuation of
> roperty In every township , precinct or
listrlct by adding or deducting such sum
upon the hundred as may bn necessary to
ircdnco a just relation bo-
ween all the valuations of
property In the county. " *
The law also provides that the oily
looncll when sitting as a board of equal-
zitlon shall have the same power as the
ounty board of equalization.
The assessors of the several wards made
oturn In round numbers ( bout as fol-
ows : First ward , $000,000 ; Second ,
Tifth and Sixth wards something over
$900,000 each ; the Fourth ward $1,400-
000 and the Third ward $1,600,000 , and
ftor a thorough , fair and earnest dls-
ussion of the question the board of
quallzatlon determined that the First
IT a d should bo raised 20 per cent , and
his Vftu the addition I advocated. "Tax
payers" leave it to bo inferred that a
also was made on all the wards ,
? his the council cannot do as
ho law expressly provides that
ho beard of equalization shall not "In-
iroaso the aggregate valuation of all the
ownshlpa. procincta or districts except
n such an amount as may be actually
necotsary and incidental to a proper and
list eqalization. "
This action was taken in pursuance of
aw , after a careful Investigation lasting
vo days , during which time but one
> or&on objected to the increase. Many
eadlng tax payers and prominent busi
ness men who called to oxamlno the as-
eesment roll wore interrogated upon this
> olnt , and all save ono declared inoatcm-
ihatlcally that tbo First ward was as-
jsaed too low , and in the light of this
testimony the Increase was made.
J. B. REDFIELD ,
Smoke Seal of North Carolina To-
jacco.
A FINE BUILDING ,
Tlic WKIinell Block on Fifteenth and
Harney.
The Wlthnell block , cow completed ,
will be ono of the boat oflica bnlldinga In
Dmaha , being pleasantly situated near
ho business portion of the city , and
rom the general plan f its structure ,
idaptod for insurance , real estate , rail
road , or law offices. In fact this build
ing presents especially attractive office
ocatlons to any business firm having val-
table papers to preserve , as most of
.be suite of rooms will have fire-proof
panlts connected with them. A good
elevator and steam heating apparatus ,
with open fire places In all large rooms ,
trill be attractive features of the new
mildlng.
There Is but a small portion of the
3fficoa rented as yet and parties wishing
oed rooms should call at once , and to-
cot thelr , suites , In order to allow ample
Imo for furnishing and placing them In
borough readineBS. _
MoARDLE On Sunday morning , at 11
'clock , Tat McArdlo. Ills funeral will take
loco to-morrow from his residence at 0
/clock.
Not Foul Play.
:
Coroner Drexel yesterday went to Elk-
lorn arrd held an Inquest upon the re-
nains of Joseph W. Carson , who was
npposed to have died from sorno foul
play. The facts elicited showed that the
gentleman bad a malignant sore throat ,
jnd had used Iodine to relieve it. The
llsoaeo , however , Increased in malig
nancy and finally causad death by euflki-
cation , and so the jury found. The ru
mor of foul play arose from some Ignor
ant or useless goaslp , as the c.iuio of
death was perfectly evident. Moesrs.
John law , H. F. Allen , Preston Reaves ,
VI. L. Hcndiioks , E. 11. Farran and
John McQowan were the jurors who
nought in a verdict /strangulation / by
some throat dlsaasa unknown to the
jury. " _
Absolutely Pure
Tbli powaet n rer WIM. A. m ml o pnrtty ,
tjtnlrth and r. Volt oononJo l tbu
tb > rdlnuy Hn < lf. n < J enno I * win to oompeU-
tloa with tb multltud * ol low U t , abort w lgfct
tloraol pbnchrt * powdtra. Bold 0017)0 ) cum ,
BOYAt WKJNa POWPBB 00. , 108 Will 81 ; H.T
1312 1312
MISFITS I MISFITSMfSFITSI !
and
UNCALLED FOR GARMENTS ,
From the loading merchant tailors throughout
the country , for sale nt the
MISFIT CLOTHING PARLORS.
1312 Douglas Street , Up stairs.
COWING & GO ,
JOBDF.M IV
WROUGHT IRON PIPE ,
Hillribleiad Cut Iron
,
Load Pipe and Sheet Load ,
noRTUitGTON STiun real's ,
WIMIJllLLANODIIllKHtLL real's ,
Plumbers' ' Gas and fleam Fineis'
IRON & BRASS GOODS.
ENGINEERS' SUPPLIES ,
Htn&DodaoSts-OMAHA.NEB.
{ BCOOE230R310 JOHN 1. JACOBS )
UNDERTAKERS I
At tbe old stand 1417 F rn m BL Orders by tele
rrtphBOlldtodindpromptl attended to. Tel pbon <
DR , PUHEK ,
Graduate of the University Vienna , Ana-
rin. Late tiurapcn to the Military Hospital ,
) Vienna. Will do a general Medic * ! and
Surgical practice. All calls in city or country
promptly attended. Office at the Omaha
Uedical and Surgical Inttitute , Corner 13th
Street and Capitol Avenue.
i& happy | tovouscblld-
[ heel assured by the
lee of BIJgo'a I'ocul.un-
rtm the 8jstfm la full
of dlceajo Inherited
from the parent Even
11 this erudition , noth
ing can bo better , D ,
L. Mllikcn aa > 8 , "A
niece oi mine was taken
dom a consiimpthe
mother's IrtnsUnd put
upon judge's Food ex-
luly , Iho health.
ul growth was miurkanU , and In three months I
vae returned to I 8 homo a plump , rosyclicckixl
hllJ."Thl9 wa nluo ycara ago ; and the eiilldllvci-
ICC. and up. Hold hy Drugfrleta.
MA01STKU OF PAUIYSTEKY AND CONDITION
LLIST , EOS Tenth street , between Farnaci and Har
leywtll , wUb theild ol guardian ipulti , oUilnlcf
or anyone irUnoo In tbe past and picaont , aad or
wrtaln condition ! In the future. Boots and ehoti
nade to order Perfect BatUlaotlon iruarantB" !
Omaha Medical & Surgical
Institute ,
13th St , , Oor Capital Ave ,
Chronic and Surgical Diseases
Dtoeuea of Pemalea , o ! tbe Nerrooj yetem , Pi
rat * Diseases ol tbe Urinary and exual Organi ,
and DJoeasea ol the Ilead. Throat and LUOEI ,
' gpedaltlei
EYE AND KAR ,
tMteaMl treated by ao experienced ipedalUll alM
dUeaaea ot the Ileart. IJvtr , Stomach , Kldneyi
ladder , Neuralgia. Rheumatliro , JMIoi. Canoor , etc.
CATARRH. BHONCIirna ,
And all othir dlieajwa ol the 1 hioal and LuoRtt real
ed by Uedloated Vapor * . ( Bead for Inhaler or
circular on Inhalation , )
All dlreaMi of tbe BlooJ , Urinary and exual Or
gaol. Frhate DUaaica and
Piles Cured or no Pay.
f 16 Yean Hotpltaland Private Practice. )
Oontulutlon and examination tree.
011 or write for circular * on chronlo dlteaiet and
delormltle > , Pbeawi ol Females , Private DlM * * *
ol tne Urlnarv and Sexual oriraiu , Bemlna ) Weak
ness , Nervous Debility ot Exhtuiticntto. , eta. , and
our new reitoratlvetreatment.
It letteri and coniulUtloni Confidential.
Ifedlcloeiienltoallparteol tbe country by * *
pr e , iecurely packed from obitnatlon , 11 full de-
acrlution of cue U ( riven. One personal tntomtw
preferred If convenient. Open at all boon.
ddrtii all letter * to . , , , .
Omaha Medico ) & Surgical Inflttute ,
lathBt. Cor. Capital Are.
CHAS SHIVERICK ,
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JHW 'QxP taKa < tt > f tttoTO & tdai < Sn '
F1 UPHOLSTERY AND DRAPERIES ,
Passenger Elevator to all floors , 120G , 1208 and 1210 Foinom Street ,
OMAHA , NEBRASKA.
SOUTH OMAHA
.Remember that when jou buy a lot in South Qma a you get 9,000
square feet of ground , equ 1 to three lota 60x60 , or six business lot
25xiO. ( With this you have the advantage ot alleys 20 feet wide and
a street 80 feet wide.
THINK OF THIS
Wlien ycu buying real estate ; ascertain how much LA.ND you are
getting for your money.
NOW IS THE TIME
To secure these largo lots while they are cheap - You can get grounds
now at 2 cents a square foot that will be worth five times that amo xx
in three years. Send for a map oE South Omaha.
Address , 216 S.'l3th ' St , , Omaha , Neb.
M. Upton , < Asst. Sec'y ' and lanager
MAXMEYEE
Are now offerim *
PIANOS ORGANS
AT '
FACTORY PKICES.
The greatest bargains ever seen in Omaha
200 ORGANS ! ! 100 PIANOS !
FOR GASH OR ON INSTALLMENTS .
Also great reductions in Diamonds , Jew-
elrv. Clocks and Silverware.
MAX MEYER & GO.
The only importers of Havana Cigars ,
and Meerschaum Goods in Omaha. _
Wholesale dealers in Guns , Ammunition ,
Sporting Goods , Notions and Smokers' Ar-
tides.
