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8 THE OMA1TA DAILY BEE : RATUKDAY. SEPTEMBEft 25 , IRSa
GATHERED ABOUT THE CITY.
Some "Pointer * " AVottt tlw
County Tkktt.
UNION PACIFIC IMPROVEMENS.
A UlKnnuiiolAlnr A
The ' 1Itovinti Tn\j-.eily
District Court I'olloo
Local , Kit ) .
The Ueimttllcnttj Countj Ticket.
1 n 'il-caii party has bc n partle-
u ir y liunite in the formation ot U
1 i lol th ticket , Gcorjco U * l.lu-
Ing . -iw-.lt known iu onenl our l td-
it'4 v ' 'n t' | .wlally lit the * lines of
c . * * r iiv anil mattuf.ieUiro , which
tc 11 so in h to a growing city's certain
p-t . fu'urv. He n the head of the
L u ' r Mi-toHlf C'o. , and hitnlwityi
b ' , u t' ' ) * 'i \ .111 hi doiiiK good fur O nmli u
n * < \ ' i. i * tt * at large No citi/en "A111
v > vr li I'll .HIM * to regret casting tt vote
( or IKre \V Lluinger for itttto scttator.
I la otair candidate tor senator from
thu itistri' t. Bruno Tehuek ! too well
known in the republican conned ; * of the
stati * to need more than a itii'titlon that ho
h.iseon-cnted to serve the * Hoplo again.
As see At.trv of the state for two terim
he * ho v .d C'X hi * action * that he knew
full well tlio" bo < t interests of the people
and how to guard them faithfully. A >
repn.suit.it.vo of this country to Vet a
C'ru the nation never hail a better or
more rUn t.ikiug public ervaiit. Again
as a supir ntctideni of the state cen-.us
of 1SSJhis work was so 'weI ! done as to
mtnt the highest praise
For repre < utitatiM'3 U" . G. Whitmoro
heads the ticket. Ho is one of
the lo.id'ttg ' farmers of Douglas
cotrity ami.well known throughout the
st.ite for hn l.gM.itiMork while repre
senting tli' county on a past occasion.
HtS record ui this resix-ct goes back to
M..ISS.U. " HIM tt < . where hoserved n largo
constituency with signal ability. No man
will carry more weight to the lower
house and do more liotior to Douglas
county than \Vh.tmore. .
F U. Hibbard is another selection from
the farming conituuuity wlto does honor
to the ticket He has never been promi
nent as a candidate before , but no one
stands higher with those who know him
inttuutfly , especially the agricultural
workers of the county and the business
met : of Ou.aha.
George Heiturod , the well known
grocer of Sixteenth and Thirteenth
streets , is another superior selection for
representative. He is a pioneer of tbtiT.
and a leading German of Omaha , and
by d nt of luira work has riM'n to a high
portion m commercial circles. His trade
i Uh the rural districts and working
cLisss tui < made bis honesty and integ
rity a hou eholu wont throughout the
entire county.
K S. H.ill , the next candidate for ret > -
rcsiillative is a member of the tirm of
Thurston & Hall , and was raised in
Umaha He Is a on of the late Justice
Unit , who i < well remembered by the old
residents > L > the chief justice of the terri
tory of Nebraska , and one whose official
and public acts al-o stiown as bright as
gold. HLS sou Uichard has inherited
all his father's integrity , popularity and
ability , and the you tig men of the county
esp * emlly feel prouuof having an op
portunity to vote for him.
lohn Matthteson is al o an old citizen
of Omaha and one of the leading em
ployes of the Union L'acilio shops , being
connected with the tin department. He
is a level headed man in every particu
lar , and will make an active legislator.
James K. Young is also connected
with the Union i'.icitic shops , and from
an early day has been connected with the
labor mov ment.in this city. No more
popular representative could bo nomi
nated and Ins election is a foregone con
clusion. The labor interests will have a
safe and active worker in Mr. Young anil
he will carry such a weight with his fel
low members in the legislature as to in
sure the passage of such measures a-5 ho
advocates.
T.V. . Blackbnrn lias been prominently
connected with republican politics in
Omaha and the county for years. He H
now in tlio real estate business , although
for many years in the passenger depart
ment of the Union Pacific , where his
pomtion made him extensively acquainted
and hls manner of conducting his otliciat
business won him a lo-t of friends.
Dr M. O. Ricketts ts the leading col
ored physician of this city and his pro
fession has been the means of making
him widely known among all clashes ,
wbtlc with his own race he Is a leader.
His election would be. a compliment to
the-colored people , for he has ability and
integrity to do them credit and faithfully
care for their best interests.
The new law has created the office of
county attorney , abolishing the old dis
trict olHce , Donglas county has become
too large and important to be united
with other counties for its public attorney
busiic1" } . The republican party has
been particularly fortunate in nominating
Edward W hiraeral. Htj li one of "our
boys , ' and a self-made one. and by
studying law while he faithfully fulfilled
hm other duties , ho has reached & proud
position at the bur of this connty and
state , where his merit should be recog
nized. It H the duty of all thpae who
believe m encouraging worthy younz
mun tosupnort .Mr. bimf ral by vote and
worlc Hit will attend to the legal require
ments of the county in a fearless and
honest manner. He enjoys the hlghost
respect of nil members of the bar , and
will not oi.ly poll the entire vote of his
own par'yr but dr.iw heavily from those
of the democracy and labor parties. Mr.
HTmi'ml * * a peculiarly strong candidate ,
and > iis n.ime adds great strength to the
ticket.
IS.UQ N I'lerca Is th nominee for
county commissioner. HM long connec
tion with county aff ns as Hnperintondent
of tno poor farm gives him particular
sultubliMH'si for a position of this kind.
He ta w-'il known throughout the county
and standh.gh with both business men
nnd farmers ,
Ol < tn'f Want to h Mnzsed.
"No , snh , I don't propose to be hn&rged
en de street by no ol brack man , yon kin
Ixitoher lifa on dut , " were the words with
which M.md .Miller , olorc'd woni.in ,
erected the tnrnKev , as she w-os brought
into the city jail to bo.loc.ked upyesterday
Mand < * Npl.un < < ii tjialshnhau been walk
ing down ti > c street yesterday morning
when a colonvi man oame Hp to Jmr and
without further eere-nony or asking per-
niixiiion had proceeitt < d to hn < r her in tne
n\ot \ approved fashion. Slio resented
tlio inKiilt by using a. soHos of violent
ouths when Sergmmt Mat i who Imp-
penod along at thu time , looked her up
for disorderly conduct on the stvaat.
r.OST AI.r ( IIB HAD.
Artliux-Prlsll < - Sees the Sigliu and In
Arthur l-nsbw w the name of a rather
won 'ir ' od nioe apiwui-lng , but witiml
v > ung man who Uails Irom
New York. Ha oama to
Own u i to iook tor worH , ami t\\\tvj \ \ into
tlio < t uuK of n sharper w.i ; r M wt of
9105 nn > l a rovulver. Hw itory ho told at
poliro h ndqnarfors yesterday inomitt ; i
this.v M
Icintn to Omaha Tliursdity , 'ritond-
Iijjftosec if J couldn't g t W'tvfi ofOMI. . '
kind to 'to Pivttv .r > o I f < i. . .rvitK a
nmooth looking f. 1 iow ind .i . < i v < r , \
wo jjo out uud see tuo t Va ' * . \ r
1 rvnipjnbor trtkmg In the towr
with him , Hiul drinking a good deal o :
whinKj I lKMnf : drunk very soon i m
thtui 1 don't remember an.vtlnng more
When I awoke thl < morning nil 1113
money $ lVVn ( < l my revolver' it
iiiiN < in . The fvllow mutt have robbet
nif while I wiw drunk "
Krl ble i < In tluv depths of dei lr-
\ > ry iiHturnllj o , for he has not a oen' '
left" Hf Is , unfortuiiHtely , uniililo togi\ <
n description of the man \ \ ho robbci
him.
MtlUiKS' AlllUVAIj.
It Took PluuoThN MornlitK Ironi tlu
IllullX
Velcrduv morning Milton Nobles niti
his wife , one of the prvttlpst'wontpii on tlu
slago , ttt rived by tin early train fron
Council HlulVs. He was met at the Tutor
I'acitio depot by a reporter for the UKK
to whom Iio Mild ho luul an ovcollcui
hou-w at the lllutfr. His plays always gc
very well over there , as they do hero , am
he Is considered one of the nioM ao
compli < hed actors who stop at tin
other side of the river. Duo sen
son ago ho increased his popularity ovi i
theivbv placing otio of IIH pieces for the
benefit of an esteemed clergyman , tin
pastor of 0110 ot the ehurelios of tht
Uluir < > who had boon a sclioolmatu of hi-
some years before. Mr. Nobles is noi
accompanied this \ oar by either Kranl
Aiken or John W Ulnid-dcll , both ol
whom are actors who at dillorent tiiup-
have been among the fa\orito < of thl ;
part of the country. Mr. Nobles and IIH
company appeared last night at the Hovi
in one of his imM sue
cessful pieces , "l.o\e and Law. '
District Court.
In the case of Irene L. Kdwards vs
Win. Kdwards , the plain till' moves foi
judgment against the defendant by de
fault.
In the case of. Henry O. Jones vs.
\Vm. A. I'lixtott , jr. , the iilaintitV move :
fora continuance in order to secure some
necessary testimony.
In the caN ; of 1'hos J. Heard & Uro ,
n raiu < t Kmina K. Knight , the plaiuiill
asserts that the surety on the appeal
bond is insutlicient , and requests hi * tip.
pearaneo before the court to jiKtifj
under penalty of dismssal for failure tc
appear.
In the suit of Margaret Schtnker vs ,
Matthias Schiuker , the latter make-
atiswer denying all the allegations ol
cruelty , failure to support his family ami
refusal to work , as claimed by the plain-
till' in her petition for divorce , lie
accordingly asks to Irive the suit dis
mi sed.
Krust Stnht began suit apahi't the city
of Omaha for $ I5,00 < > damages , sustained
by the grading of Kloveuth street , ad
jacent to hiproperty. .
Moritz Meyer brtiitrs suit again * !
Samuel Fried , and Cora 11. Sloman and
prays that a guardian ad litem mav bo
appointed for Samuel Friedman. and that
he be ordered to convey to tHe plaintitl
lot It in block 0 of Jerome park.
Wednesday's
The remains of Mrs. Titcomb , the vic
tim of the burning horror , mentioned in
these column Thursday , have been em
balmed , and await the arrival of Mr. Tit-
comb , who was notified Thursday to
come on at once. Upon his arrival , the
date and detail of the funeral obsequies
will be decide'.1 upon.
A friend of the family , in speaking of
the eae yesterday bitterly denounced the
ghoulish course of one of tlia papers in
tryinir to make it appear that Mrs. Tit-
comb had left her husband to avoid dis
agreeable married life. "The fact is , " he
feaid. ' 'there is no truth , whatever , in
these reports , and no one was more
astonished than I was when that sensa
tional statement appeared in one of the
papers. Mr. and Mrs. Titcomb
were on the best of terms , ami
Mrs. T came to Omaha simply to see her
relatives here , just as she hail a perfect
right to do. She came in July intendinz
to spend the. summer , and would have
returned soon , but for the sad accident
which ended her life. "
Edward Taylor , the brother of the de
ceased , is till prostrated from grief , but
so far as hi > injuries arc concerned , is
beyond all danger. HU injuries are more
painful than serious. It will require sev
eral weeks for his complete rccoverv.
A Blackmail Scheme.
A certain disreputable money-- = hark
who has been caught in more than
one dirty transaction , is liable to bo ar
rested for tring to swindle an innocent
German. The latter purchased , three
years ago , a valuable piece of property ,
but forzot to place the deed on record. as
the law requires The money -shark , in
some way found this out , nnd going to the
man who had made the original convey
ance , offered him § 100 fora quitclaim
deed to the property. The latter had
forgotten that he had given the German
a quit-ctaim deed ona * taking thclOO ,
gave the money shark another deed.
Whether the. man who gave the deed
discovered the true state of affairs , ho re
turned the money shark his $100 and de
manded the quit claim deed. The money
lender now has the $100 , but refuses to
give up the deed unless no is paid $100
more. He has been given ( wenty-four
hours in which to come to time : , and in
the event of his failing to do so , he will
be prosecuted for obtaining money under
false pretenses.
I , A AVhnlen Serenaded.
The homo of Mr. J. A.VhuIun on
Sherman avenue wu : the see no of much
sociability Thursday evening the occasion
being that of a delightful serenade given
thi < gentleman in question. These pres
ent enjoyed themielves nt various game ? .
euchre , progressive nnd otherwlic , Inter
rupted only by palatable refreshments
A sumptuous spread wn prepared by
Mrs.Vhalen , while her husband never
failed to make periodical calh on c.icli ol
the gucHU. hverybody present enjo.tod
the hospitality of the hosts 'til the young
hours of the morning. Amongst those
present were Mr andMr * , Jones , Mr ,
and Mrs Gentleman , Mr , and Mrs , G.ir-
rity nnd daughter , Mr and Mrs , ' 1 riick-ey ,
the Mi es Smith , the. Misses Truckey ,
Miss Murphy , Mis * Urarty , Miss Gafl'ney ,
of Ft. Waynernd.Messr3. McCarthy jxnd
Maher.Mr Patrick llos&ntot DcsMoines ,
nnd Ed and Tom Uicnnan ,
Police I'olnt * .
Judge SUmberg was at his desk brighl
and early yesterday morning , having re-
uriwd from the Uentriuo convontior
Thursday. Ha put thejbuainosa throng !
at alivftly pace. No important cases
however , ware dispood of ,
A. M. Chase was sent to the county jfii
for fifteen day ? H nnd stolen a box ol
cigar * from Iligalns' saloon. Chase seem ;
to b a . ort of ki ptomaniao , A few day ;
; Vjto h wa ? arrested for stealing the
of Detefttva Ooodlet from th <
Hugh Ashley awl Alon/o MePall wen
sent nj for ton .lay * for stoal'.ng ' n kj ; o
tx r from tf or,5 & Dor's rtelKrery wagon
Jofcn Johnson , A I ; Ia"g6tt and C I ,
fJroea wcr fia d $ r ami costs. Tin
drnnkonnesa ,
MiH.ittie Mr
* - Vicar his just returnee
1x' ' " ' 1 , after a fortnights
. -"oftior , CV MoVicar. o
. /
Ut.lH'IIMCAN ( insoiil TIONS.
AVIiloh Wcro lirtlil 1'iiilcr tlio Titblo nt
Honlrloo.
At the republican eongrt'ssiomtl con-
volition nt Heatrico a sot of resolution"
w s agreed to IM Iho conimlttee on reso
lutions. Purinjr tlio abmuce of the com-
inllleo 1'rt t O'llawes moved that the resolu
tions bo laid under the table , although
llioy hud not then been presented to the
( miU'Htioit. The motion was carried.
The resolutions worn as follows :
Win-mil , TlmMivUiihu intissos hn > o tieon
nromrd anil nw tnklm ? meat anil deep Inter-
e-t In the political adMuioomout of their
pftiiso mid
Whoicus The latiotlmiiins ei iv the bone
ami simnv of the tvpubl lean nit.unit . lui'-
tilsli tlu < te | > ul > lloau piuty It.s niiijoiltles. llo
It theietou < rcMiheil that 1st. \\e bellevu In
the proteetinn to Auieiiciiu lmlu'-v\ ( nil
thixt Hint jihroio Implies.Ve regard tlie well
bcliitt niiil pioKtesi ol the vunKiiii ; inns-cs of
theeiuintr > us Ivlni ; liiuihcd In su-tiilniiit ;
jiolley piottvtloiillliout eomiiioinl-o tiiul
w It
le-ol\i\t ! iiml , Tlmte herein * tender our
> > UMMthto the veoiilo ol Irelnnd In their
deiuniiil for Jmllco niiu liuilleiialiloilKhts to
self eo\eimnenl. and
Ue > ol\eil. ! > il , 'rhatNO bolline In lawful
( irinuilratlon to promote the lutoic-ts ol the
luixliielii ) ; inns es nud seetuoti just iiroiiur-
tlou of m-olits ivallted tivin thu iirtnlnol.--
labor. A ml belt
KesolMHl , tth. Hint wo nils of our meuibers
iin'onttn-isthnt they lend their aid In smii-
tin ; the establlstilii : ; of labor Iniivniis and
the ii.i < * s.ni * of sui'li bills ame nepe > ftO to
localize the Ineoiiiufalion ot labor nnd trades
uutoni And be It
Ite olMsl , . "ith. That iHUids of aibltrntlon
oiitit ! to be lemoned to to settle
nil itte | < > tlons ailsini ; between em-
iiloveraml emi > U\e in the must expeditious
mid tne\i < eusi\e iiiaunei , \\hosedeolsion
shall bo K' all ) blmll'iu ; ouelthfi ] iait > . And
be It
le ! < ol\ed , filli , Th.it our members In con-
Kress intiotliu-o siuMi a bill us to piohlblt
ehlht labor tiiuler the nueot thliteenenis
inul that between \earsofthliteeiiand
sKteeu that all children Hunt be sent to
school at least tluce mouths duiliiK each
jour ; and when nturU siiall not laboi moro
than nliio hours In eaeli twuiiti-four. Ami
belt
liesohod , 7th , That the loiwblleau jruty
favm a law umUliii : It illegal for nuy Hun or
\\orksofanykltiilto.have ui.du or tein.de
woi k moro titan ten hours per day. six ilaj s
lu the\\eekaiul ; bo it
Kesolvod , Mh , That we. the tneinbers ot
thiseonveiitloti , tender our thanks to tlio
members of congress who aided In ami .se
cured the passage of thu bill known ns the
"Tax on Oleomaiiierine , " as n ieeojnitlon of
the lU'ht-iund luoteetion of the fanner , who
produces for thoconsuiiintton of the masses ,
the juiie and unniliiltcrotetl , and bo It
KoHihed , nth , That It Is the sen so of this
convention that the icpublicaiis ot Nebraska
plodee tliomsohc- stipnress the system ot
convict contract labor and that nil convicts
tiecontiiied w itliin jirisou grounds , and that
the pioduetsoftheii labor shall not beolfeted
or > old lu competition with free trade ; and
be it further
Kes lived. That it is the sense of this con
vention that our members In eongiess should
endeavor to introduce and have such laws
Passed in the general eougiess of the United
states in conformity wltii the above resolu
tion : , .
Resolved , That wo heartily condemn the
hypocrisy of i'lesiilent Cleveland in pretend-
in : * : to favo * civil SIT\ ice reform while leally
ndmlnisteiin theutlaiisof jrovernment for
the benefit of himself and the democratic.
pai ty.
IJcsohed , That wo counraiulate James G.
Blalne upon the lecent result of the Maine
election , and that wo see In that election
the promlscof victory in lss > .
Respectfully submitted by the committee
on resolutions , bn-.riinx J. UnonKitic K ,
Chairman.
U. I' . IMPIIOVEMUXTS.
A New Viailttct to bo Huilt ut Seventh
Street.
Yesterday morning the Union Pacific
commenced to drive piles across Seventh
street , where the present viaduct stands- ,
to lay a temporary track at that poin
while it tears down fie old viaduct and
widens the street. Seventh street , a. is
well known at this point is obstructed by
two rows of piles on which the road runs
its track. The sides of the street are not
near so far apart as the regular width of
the street , and as a conscq nonce a great
deal of annoyance is experienced by people
ple either driving or walking along the
thoroughfare ut that point. All of these
are about to bo removed. The road
will builit n stone abutment on cither side
of the street at its full width of 100 feet.
These wajls will extend from the Hurling-
ton > S : Missouri track north tu Leaven-
worth street , thus afl'ording the company
room for a do/.en tracks whore now it
has but two or three. Tlio stone for this
work is already on hand , and it will bo
put into place immediately.
A BIG ANNUNOIATOIl.
The I'axton Will Soon bo Able to Hear
troin * 2JO Uooius.
Yestor d ay morning the Midland Clectn
cal company put in a new mammoth elect
ric annunciator in the ofliceof the Puxton
house , which is tlio largest of the kind
between Chicago and Han Francisco. It
is at the same time most compact for the
number of room ? it relates to and presents -
sents a very handsome appearance.
It has , or i3 intended for electrical
connection with 23) room ? , while
the annunciator which it replaces had
connection with only 120. The I'axton
proprietors , it is known , have recently
mlded to their accommodations a number
of rooms in an annex on Ilarney street ,
and have already made arrangements to
utilize the space In the upper stones of
Tom Murray's building , for a number of
years , when the same is completed. Thib
will increase the rooms in the hold to
the number mentioned .and give it nearly
twice the aceouimodntin'j : capacity it had
before.
GOING TO TUB
A Detachment of Colored Soldiorn
Start Cor I5rldjer.
Yesterday morning n detachment of the
Fourteenth United States colored o ivnlry ,
from JefTerson barracks , arrived ( it tlio
Union Pacific depot on their way to Fort
Hridger , where they will join tlie rest of
their command "at the front , " as they
term it. They could find no train to
take them immediately to their destina
tion and were consequently compelled to
lid about the depot until the departure of
the overland lust evening. They were
pleasant , gentlemanly young men , nnd
bore their delay with a great deal of
pntienco. They were nearly .til of small
utaturo and some were gotten tip with
excellent evidence of extreme personal
taito.
norni fur FnllH City.
There was an activity around the Miss
ouri Pacific train ycstcrda morning which
WRI quiet unusual. It was occasioned
by the number of delegates to the demo-
cratlc congressional convention , which
U to bo held this evening at Falls City , a
little place away down near the Kansas
lino. Nearly every delegate appointed
at the convention on Wednesday last wna
present ns were thojo from Klk.
horn and vicinity together with
a number of members of trio party who
wanted a ride , or who took an interest in
the proposed nomination. Kvory dolo-
jnto wm for Mc-Slmnu for congress , nnd
no doubt VIM expressed that he would secure -
cure the nomination. The throng of bour
bon patriot1 tilled the cars tlio of Missouri
Pacific a ) they have not been iilled in
many a day , and when the train pulled
out everybody was in the best of humor
with anticipations of a ploanant and use
ful time ,
Mr L. IlmxetoriT Menoifraphcr from
Jollet , III , is on n yl-dt tu Ida brother Inlay
lay- , Conductor Kcano , of the Union Pa-
Itnll Note *
T , F Van hlow , ut Autora , III , mntti
n visit at tlio Union PmUHo. hond < | uartor :
to-d y. Ho is Inventor , of a
door for freight cars which is
used on all the western road * * .
( Jeueral Superintendent Smith lui :
Issued n circular nnnnuncln < * ; Unit Irving
Station , mi the .Muuluittnii A : Uluo Vallo * )
brunch , thlrlj-olfjlit miles weit of Man
linttan , luii linen opniicd a.i u reguliu
frolifht nnd passenger station.
The 11. * M road took out twenty
three ears of laud seeker-i * , ustordnv morn
lup from Oioiipolis , vho were K ° I"H m'i '
all parts of Nobrnikn.
Ho er ll l Hot No. : .
Conlrr.etor .1. F. Unlley ctimmeiieoil
tlio work of lii'-jnjr iho sevvei1 in District
No. ! llyeieuliy ! ( : , ami has nlreaily laid
about three hundred feet. The extent ol
the sewer is tu tr > 00 feet , which Mr ,
Dailev hopes to llnisli Inside of u week ,
The conduit will bo eight inches in diam
eter , and will luivo n bonelielal oll'col in
dniliiiiiK the dixlrlt * ! which n bounded
by Nlueleenlh and Twentieth and Slier-
tuiiiut a.ul Draco streets.
Sutimtav ovonluir , September 25 , will
iKxitivel.vbo the last ovotilii1 * ; of thu great
pieturo silo : at 1118 Funtiuu streol.
Stoeli Yard I'Mi-c
Another lire took pluco at tlio stock
yards about o'cloek jesterdny tHoruni * ; .
It was the work of an incoiidliir.v ami in
jured a liuililiiif ; iiminvd for $1UK ! ) to Ihe
extent of JUKI. Ouo ol the ciirpiMitors
slept in the building and was awaKened
by the smoke in tinto to glvo the nlunii
nnd save the buildiiif ; .
l-'oi * Sale.
The furniture nud rental of the Con-
/ens hotel.
Tnis IIOIKO is now dolim ami has done
for two years the second largest business
of any hotel in Umaha ,
Satisfactory reasons uivon for wishinj * ;
to sell. 11. P. IU'MMJ\ .
Army Uriel's.
Colonel Hull returned from his month's
visit in the east.
Colonel Houry has returned from Fort
Leuvenworth. Kns. , where ho lias been
for the past few days , attondiu tlio rillo
competition.
Absolutely Pure-
ThlspowMor never varies. A marvel of pur-
ty , Etrcngth niui wlioin oinonQ s. Moro econ
omical tliuii the orJlnnry Uiiui nnJ cnnnt be
sold Incompctltinn with the niultitndo of low
teet.short wol lit alnm or nli-.i-ptuiio powilo-n.
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esteem throughout the world. "
British Medical Journal ,
May 31 , 188. ; ,
ANNUAL SALE , IO MILLIONS ,
0/atl Grocers , Drtiffsisttt&Afin , Wat , Dtaltn ,
BEWARE OF IMITATIONS.
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flood Imrilcrnpntmrilln chlKiltlp. Nuro
? uro in 2 In 4 ( lyi. Aik your ilriiKKHt
for It. kcnt ti > any KliJfc .i fur H I .do.
UALYOOU M'F'U. DO. , JprtBKfleW , U.
McHsrs. Kulin & Co , , AgcntH.
MALT
WHISKEY
) I IIIIPI for
THi BEST TONIC
UNtOUAlEDIor CONSUMPTION
VYASIINO DISEASES and
GENERAL ( JEOILITY.
PERFECTS DIGESTION ,
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EISNER & KIEHDELSON ,
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Tlie Nebraska Clothing Company finds even their large store not
roomy enough to accommodate their immense stock , and in some lines
the surplus is extraordinarily large , so the quantities mentioned below
must be reduced by about Oct. 1st , in order to make room for other
goods constantly arriving , They are as follows:120 : all wool inens' cas-
simere suits , at $6. 125 mens'suits , strictly all worsted , in black and
brown , at $7 ; sold by other dealers for more money. 250 dozen
mens1 all wool scarlet hose , 15c iDer pair. 150 dozen fancy dress shirts ,
including collars and cuffs , 35c each. 100 dozen mens1 nice suspenders ,
15cworth double the money. We call special attention to our all wool
Norfolk childrens' suitsfrom 5 to 12 years , at $2,95. Remembergoods
are at strictly one price , and marked in plain figures , with
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Cor. Douglas and 14th sts. , Omaha.
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Toll THF TIirATJITNT OP
Chronic 8t Surgical Diseases.
DFJ. NAWTY , , Prop.-foto. .
Sutceii jrnrs' al anil 1 rivatu 1'i.ituco
Wiliivo the facilities ni > pnrntue nnd rcinrdlri
for thu successful tnntinentof o\cry form of nix-
ia e requiring ciihcr uivdlonl or surgical trvntmciit ,
nnd liuitcalltocunionuillnvibtlKatefurthiMnsrlii-i
ir correspond illi us. iMiig cxpcrlcuco in treat-
lui ? cases by letter ciublcs us to trial many cases
Bcipiitirtcaily lilinut pi'cln ? them
WHITE roll OIltOUI.AIt on Deformities and
IlracCH , club I'uet , C'unturia of tbu Spllio
Uifi : * E3 op WojiES , J'ili'S , Tiniiorn , Cancers ,
Catarrh , Bronchitis , InhalaUon , Electricity , I'aral.
yfla , Upllepey , Kidney , Ejc , liar , Shin , Blood and
all surgical operations.
llattciic'H , InlinlorR , llrncrt , TrusirH , and
all kinds of Medical nnd Surgical App'laucts , man.
ufuctnrcd and for f.ilc
The only reliable n'odlcal Institiito making
Private , Special 'i Nervous Diseases
1 A sriKiAi/rv.
ALT , COXTAUIOl'8 AKU HLOOD ,
from whatever cause produced , successfully treated.
We cm remote S/plilUlic poieou from tliotjbtcin
\iithout mercury.
New re toratlvo treatment for IOPI of vital power.
ALL COMMUNICATIONS CONTIDKKTIAL
Cull and consult ua or send inno and poHt-ofllcc
nddres plainly nritton enclose stamp , and wo
will Ptnd joit , in nlilu wrapper , our
PRIVATE CIRCULAR TO MEN
ITON i'lUVATB , Sl'COIAI. ANO NElJVOtIS DlSBASKS ,
StMlHAI , WrAKNESP , Sl'EllMATOIllIIKEi , IMPO11N-
cr , Sri'iiiLit , OONOIIIIHUA , OLEET , VAmcocELE ,
STmcTUiir , ANU AIL J > I CAES or THE OENITO-
UniNAiiY OnuANP , or temf hUtory of your casu for
an opinion.
Persons unable to ii Islt us may bo treated nt tliclr
homes , by correspondence Jlediclnce nnd Iiutrn-
inonU fcnt by innil or cxprc s 8KCUHKLV 1'ACK-
KD FHOJI OliaiiUVATlO.V. no marks to indicate
contents or sender. Olio pereonul intervicn pro
fcrred If convenient , fifty rooms for the accom
modation of putiuits. Hoard and nttcndauoo at
reasonable prices. Address nil Letter to
Omaha Medical and Surgical institute.
Cor. l3lhSt. and Caoltol Avc. . OMAHA. NEC.
Abonl ttroatj yMrs ngo I dircovcrcd a UHlo Bora on my check , and the doctors pro
nounced It c.mcor. I liavo tried a number of j ysiclans , bat \\Uliout rccci\ins any -icrma-
cnt Lcncflt. Amons the nnmbor cro ono or two cpcciallsto. Tlio mcUldno tucy nppllcd
ivaslike fire to the eore. causing intense pr.in. Icawn fcUtcmrntin the P.IIKTB telling what
B. S. S. hid done for others similarly afflicted. I procured some at once. Before I had ntccl
the second botllo the nclghbora could notice thai my cancer as healing np. My Rcncral
Jicnlth liad been bad for t\\o or three years 1 haa n liacUnn cougn ana fpit blood contin
ually. 1 hul n ecvero pain in my breast. Aftci tailing elx bottlus of S. S. H. ray coupli left
Ir.coud I grew Etuiilcr than 1 hud been fcreeteralvtat. . Jily ranccr hns hculcd over nil but * >
a little spot about tlio tizs of a half dune , and it la rapidly dbsUPixurlBB. 1 would advloo .
every one v.ilh tjr.cu to cl\o S. t ) . M. a fair trial.
Jius. KAKOr J. McCOJfAUQUEr , Aaha OroTC , Tippccaaoa Co. , Ind.
i CD. 1G | 18o5 ,
6 ifI'B Sjicclfic In entirely Ttjctiblp , nn.l tjoms to cr.ro cancers by forcla out the irnpu-
ritlss fro.li thu LJoaJ. licatuo on ItloaJ anil bkln lIe" es mailed free.
Tim bVfUT SlTUinu CO. , JJruwcrS , Atlanta , Ga.
SiautiiflcjiriT'P'-tW * " * ' " - ' " ' - " " " " " " " " - ' - --i i > - wirMj-p1 -1J ivy Alt
HOLIAN'S '
Tiaue Mark./
ere easily worn , wife and rollalilc. They huvo boon
tested In thousands of cases unit wo can iioxltlvuly
assert tliatln all cases where the liver , spleen , kid
neys and bowels are Involved , l > u. IIOI.MAVH TADS
mu at onto tbo host , quickest mid clicimcjt ; unil
they huvo inudo peimunont cures In tbouauntls of
uses whore inedlclno bus been used without any
bcnullts whatever.
Stoitiitci ! Pad
Absorbs nil Ini | > urltle4 from ( ho blood. o
ln\lKOrutes unil Mt.i'l/es tlio nlmlo sy < tcni. , , < J
Bloliiitui'H B ivvur and jjloinacli I'ad
Curc > Illlloiisnc s , IndlKOKtlon , Jnumllco ,
1)1 ) irrhoiMi. Jliiliirlu , fckk Headache ,
Itheiimiitl'm , utc.
BB < > lnuin' * > F Ivor aittl. loniaoli J'atI
ItvuulnteH tbu Stoiu-icli iind Ilniri'lH. luiprovoi
tlio Appetite , corrects Assimilation ,
be iiitliieH tlm ( omiiluxlon , utc.
! 9 < liiiaii'f > Silver and .Stoiitncli I'ad
I'rorcnti Sou Sleknp < , Ulinlcrn , Hniullpox ,
" V > 'llow.TpbiisTjpliold nnd
IIHIotiA rover * .
ALL UUL'GUlb'lM-Urnoutonrccclii of
I > AI > CO. ,
120 William St. , N. Y.
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MAYNE'REAL ESTATE and TRUST'OO.
E 6.E. .
S. W. COR. Ifllli AXB > FAIlXAai , OMABIA.
Property of every description for sale m all jiarls of the city. Lauds for s.ilo In
every county hi NcprafiKti.
A COMPLETE SF/J' OK AUSTRACTS
Of Titles of Douglas county kopt. Mitpi ot the city state or county , or tiny other
informtition tlusnutl , funiishutl tree ot charge upon aiip.ication.
ttaesst
The cool weather is now upon us and it is the
duty of every man to take care of his health.
This cannot be done unless he has the proper
Underwear to keep him warm , and if he would
see a line that will SURPRISE him as to
Price , Quality , Texture and Quantity ,
He should visit the
New York and Omaha Clothing Co
Who can show the most complete line of Un
derwear in the city. A small idea can bo form
ed by examining our show windows where can
be seen a few of our medium class goods.
ONE PRICE FOR ALL.
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