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8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SATURDAY , DEOEMBJUK 4. 1886. GATHERED FROM THE CITY , Tlio Citizens' Committee Making an Invcs tigation. THE SLOCUMB LIQUOR LAW How ll In I'ntorcfd Tlilovcs nt Work . Unll Notes Mr. liniklcj'n Ap pointment Oilier Sunday Clohlnu 'J'lio citizens' coinmiltno appointed to tnku notion in rcfori'iico to closing saloons on .Sunday back doors us well as those in front arc actively at work. A moot ing was liai ) on Wednesday , at ldeli 1'olico Jmljrc btenberK and Marshal Cnniinin sere present by Invitation , and the situation was discussed at length iliidfjo Stcnbcrtf stated that Inst summer several weeks' time was devoted in his court to the hcaiini ; of liquor cases , homo twenty-live complaints having been filed by the law anil ordoi loaguc and Marshal Cununiiigs ; that the best men in Omaha bad boon selt-ctcsd as jmors in some of these cases , lawyers for the prosecution being hired by tin- law and older league and others , but the outcome \\as gener ally unsatisfactory , conviction being had but in fuw cases , and where appeals were tnkcn to the district coin t no attention was paid to thum by the dis trict attorney , all of which was very an noying to the city officials , who really do- Hired to have the law enforced. The Slo- climb law provides for the issuance of a II eo ii MI to soil liquor , penalties being at- lixed for violations of the law by those so licensed. In view of the fact that a strained construction of the law in its ap plication here permits saloon men to p.iy the $1,000 , license money in quarterly in stallments of $ . . ' 50 , the license being actu ally issued upon payment of tlio last in stallment , pai ties arrested claim they have not incurred the penalties aforesaid because they aio not "so licensed , " though claiming the protection of the law in carrying on business alter paying the first : ? LT,0 , Thus lar this defense has availed with jurinSj though occasionally one is found of dillerent libro , and a coif- viction , Hun and an appeal to the district court follows. Judge Stonberg also complained ot the lack ot elllcicney in proceedings in his court on accourt of there being no one to prosecute , police ollirers frequently chip ping in to pay a lawyer to perform that duty in cases ol unusual importance , which stale of attains ho charaetcri/od as disgraceful in the extreme. Violators of the law are fully posted in this regard , and take advantage of the situation. Judge fatcnbcrg said that the absolute necessity of an assistant city attorney , who will attend every session of the po lice court , cannot bo denied. His salary could be paid ten times over by the in creased rcycnuo Ironi lines. This is a matter which should be considered at tiio bar mooting , to bo held to day even- ng , to consider amendments to the city charter. Marshal Cummings was asked whether ho intended to enforce tlio order , or sug gestion , rather , of Mayor 15oyd in refer ence to closing the front doors only of saloons on Sunday and very promptly replied in thn negative. lie then gave si detailed account' his talk with the mayor on the subject of Sunday closing , closing at midnight , etc. , the conclusion being that it was left chiefly to his discre tion ; ho had made aneflbrt to enforce tlio midnight law , however , whereupon saloonkeepers loon-keepers had complained that it re- suited in increased sales of liquor at houses of bad repute and that the prose cution of that class of cases had generally resulted in appeals to the district court , whore they are quietly sleeping and will prqlfably continue to slumber. He said that when ho had prodded District Attorney Kstcllc up in login d to those and other liquor caM-s where appeals had been taken , that olli- cial had replied that the pioof was too weak to secure convictions , As to the closing of front doors of saloons and allowing back doors to remain open , ho considered such a scheme absiud and . Impossible to carry out that saloons must bo closed cntiicly on Sunday or loft to run full blast lie uas in laver of etiict enforcement of the law in refercnoo to demanding the payment of the full $1,000 before being allowed to sell at all. and said that if that \ \ ere done it would bo equavclo.il to adding iiltecn nion to police force. A sub-committee of three was ap pointed for a special sonieo , and the committed adjourned subject to the call of the chairman. The following named constitute the full committee : UeorgoV Doano , . ) . S. Gibson , J S. llichardson , I , . 11. Williams. A L Pol- look , .John T Uoll , 1' L. 1'erino , U. H , Yost , W. T. Seaman. W G. Shi nor , S 11 C'.illawav , ( I. M Hitchcock , 1'rank Mor- lissoy , Ai. It. Uisdo'.i , James Creighton. George A. Jopliu. TIlAOU. TOPICS. 'Jiio Daily Orlsi of Jl.ill NIMVS , 1'er- honal and Ciciior.il. The 11. & M. Ashland branch is .still un completed. All the grading has been done and the biidgesaro in place. But three miles of track lading remain to bo done , The conti actors state that thieo or four days of good weather will enable thorn to complete the wojk. However , it is very doubtful now whether trains will bo running ever the "cut-oil" iiiiiuli before the llrst of tliu year. The nasscnger anil ticket dcpai tmonts of the Union I'acllio have icmovcc1 fiom tliu fourth lloor to their new quailcrs in the southeast pait of the building The two derailments now occupy the l.uge ollico jointly , but \\ill \ bo separated as soon as the rooms iu the rear aio com- ploied. The weather lojioi Is of the Union Pa cific road for tlio past two or ttiroo ilnjs hhow lhalthc ; temperature at ( ) mah.\ has been lower than at any other point along tliu linn. At present all trains of the Union Paeillo and iJ. A : M. me running on schedule time , Mr. Juiiiiiboii , supoiintondont of con struction for tiio \ \ I'siurn Union , has returned fiom a ti ip over the I'rrmqnl , . Klkhorn & Missouri Valley road , looking after the construction of new tinea in the territory traversed by that road. Mr , John K , Simpson , chief clerk as sistant IrcuMiier's ollice , 1) ) . As M , has 10 blgncd his position , and will enter 1'tiir- bault university , Minn , for thu purpose of fctmlj ing for tho'inmistry Mr. Simp- him has a host of filonds in lailroad cir cles , all of A\ horn wish him MIL-CCSS in his now departure. Xo. a on the lTnion P.xriflo going west yesterday morning wat > thiec liouri. iato. It waited in the lilulls for the dilaycil fiom thu cant. A Vincent Ilurkloy roitiinibtlom'tl Hcpiity Siu'\o > or auit CustuiUH Inspector. Yestonluy morning it was olHcially an- noniicod iluit Mr. Vincent Iturklcy , of this city , had boon appointed deputy sur veyor and inspector of > : stems , This is u position iiur.iliaiy to that now hold by Mr. Jordan , Its latest occupant wub the present Deputy Shcrill J'hfllips. Ho hold the place under Mr. ( Jampliell , und when tire adniHiibtraUon nskul the latter what ecu Id bo done to economi/ii in the matter of official salaries1 , Mr. wa puriiutud to ictnu As a consequence Mr. Campbell did all tlio Tvork , the principal feature of which is to inspect bonded goods in transit , a largo amount of which work is done at the transfer , hcre goods by rail fiom beyond the co.ist are tiaiisferrcd. Mr. Jordan has been attending to all this to gether with his regular ollico work since nls incumbency. 'Ihis has frequently kept him auay from his place of business greatly to tlio disadvantage of the people who hiuc business with him. Some time ago. he was re quested as to what the necessities of the ollice were , and his reply suggested the rcappolntmont of an assistant. Ac cordingly , Mr Hurklcy was selected. VASHAIl'S GIllIjS. HnwTlio > llcmcmhcr Tliolr old Arnil- nil ) ' and Tiy to Alii It. J'his afternoon and ovcninc there will be a unique entertainment at the residence of A. J. 1'opplcton in the way of a fair forthobcnelit of the Vassal * fund. Tnis is being raised by western giaduatosof the well known institution , and is known as the western Vussar scholarship fu.nl. . The lirit entertainment of the kind was given at the residence of Jndgo Wlutnoy. Grand Rapids , Mich. , and was managed by llin giaduates of Vatsur in Ibal state. The no.\t was held in the res idence of Judge Cooley in Dubuque , In. , where it , was under the pationago and auspices of tlio former students of the college in Iowa. In one respect the fair today will ditVur from those already held , in that all the western graduates aio interested and will take part in its success. Jt will be under the management of the gcneial committee , as follows : Wisconsin , Miss K. L. Durand ; Michigan , Ml * K. M. Whitney ; Minnesota , Mr.s. Whiteman ; Iowa , MKs Mary Uooloy. Kockford , 111. , Miss Lillian Jucoby ; Evanston , Miss Marian Uurko ; Chicago. Miss K. W. Whitney and Miss i : . W. Tower. Several ladies of Onnha arc especially interested and will loud their assistance. "I'lio fair will consist solely of thu sale of articles upon the tables. Invitations will be issued and the patrons of the fair will bo entcrlained as guosls. Omaha pconlo wlio have long known all about the Vns ur scholarship fund , will bo glad to learn that the first scholarship is nearly completed. Aheady applica tions arc coming in trom young girls who are eager to lake the compolithe exam inations. People begin to rcali/o that the scholarship is a fact. The last con tribution was a town lot in the city of Picrsc , Dak. H will bo a pleasant social event and an inspiring impetus to the good cause for which it is giyen. TllllJVES AT 1VOKIC. They Break Glass nnd ICscnpi ; Uniiio- ICHtcd. ISurglars took advanlnge of the bad weather Thursday night to peiform or rather attempt to peiform , two Pjobs , neither of which "panned out" richly. Hiinobaiigh Sc Taylor's place on Doug las and fourteenth sticots was entered. The thieves broke in by smashing in a heavy plate glass door. They were piob- ably frightened away , as very little was taken. The only loss so far discovered is that of about ten revolvers and a lew knives. What makes this robbery a strange one is that the officer on that neat did not catch the thieves in the attempt. When the plato glass was broken in a terrific noise must have icsi 1 ed which ought to have been heard at least two blocks. Casey , who was supposed to have been patrolling thin beat , from Thiitcenth to Fifteenth , must have been stiangely deaf not to have heard this noibo. A NOTORIOUS THIEF. Gersteiifoore Jlofusos to Como to Omaha Without a Requisition. Captain Cormaekjwont to the bluffs j-es- torday morning to interview Fred Gcrstcn- bcig , a notorious Omaha thief , who has just been captured in tnal city. Gorsten- berg , it may be remembered , stole a watch , cap , pair of shoes and $2 in money from a man named Limburg , who hail allowed the fellowj to sleep with him. Ho was closely questioned by the cap- lain and practically admitted his guilt. He positively refused to come back to Omana without a requisition. As his crime is hardly of sufficient magnitude to warrant a requisition , the matter will pi obably bo dropped. Gorstonbcnr is a \\ell \ known thief , and was on trial a few weeks ago in the district court on a chaige 01 grand mrcnny. Ho was ac quitted on a technicality. District Court. The case of MeWhortcr A : Rollins vs. Cooper now before Judge Wakolev , about a year ago , was heaid by Judge MeCu'loch. ' where it was brought to se cure * 300 from the defendant. It seems that sometime before the commencement of the suit Cooper stopped into the ollice of plaintifl'and purchased -40,000 , bushels of wheat , putting up as a margin on any possible decline the sum of $700. Giain took a tumble that day and when noon hail come the $700 was gone. Cooper , who works in the Union Pacific headqu.irtens , was tele phoned the condition of all'.iirs and ordered - dored his agenls to close out the deal. As considerable time elapsed before this could bo done , wheat had sunk hlill lower tind the 10IOT ( bushgls wore unloaded at a saeiiliee 01 sf'JOO. Cooper refused to make gooil the balance , > i00. ! According to Judge Mefullooh's deoinion Cooper was not obliged to pay Iho balance in ques tion. The case was gi.ven to tno joury yesterday. JVOM FirniH. IMoke , Hmco & Co , a wholesale drug linn of Ottumwa , la. , are about lo remove - move lo this city. They huvo completed all arrangements and will piobably bo icady lo do business in Omaha by Janu ary 1 at the latest. The linn liavo with Sloan , Johnson & Co , the wholesale grocery house , rented tlio six ulory building of MeGavook on Ninth and Loavonwoilh streets and will jointly occupy it with Ilium. ISl.iko , IJrueo it Co. will have the west bide and Slo'in , Johnson & Co. the cast half , The latter firm , it maybe remembered , moved here a few months ago from Peoiia. 111. Their bu-iuc'Sr has increased so that they linil tlieit present quaiters at Tenth und Far- mini uitiicly too small. Counterfeit .Notes. I ) . W Losoy , representing the Xational Hank Nolo Itoportcr , i in Iho city , 51o sa s that'dming last year the value ol counteifcit live anil ton-dollar bills de tected in this country was ijaOj.OS1) . A great muny P.UOJ ! wuo soiled amide- alloyed. C. * XV. . and P. - . K. I. Calendars. The Kock Island and Northwestern roads sent out their calendars for 1681 ycsteiday , llnch dtoign is beautiful ami embellishes a very practicable and an indispensable feature of every homo and counting loom , I'ostollloo Salr.3. The sales of stamps and envelopes foi the mouth of November , were as follows Envelopes , SJ.sm.Olj stamps , f 10,441.24 , The sales of the sumo mouth last yoai amniutcd to flO.W7.lt , ahowiu an iu so of JT per cent. IlU > AWAY CARS. Two of Thrni Smashed At the Thir teenth Street Railroad Cross Inc. Yesterday morning two accidents hap pened at the Thirteenth street car line at the Union Paclllc railroad crossinc. Car No.S slid dow n the ti ackjboyond the pow cr of the driver to control it , and when it reached the railroad crossing ran into Hie pa engcr traits from the west , winch was baAli l to the shops. The horses were jerked aside and thus saved from death , but the front of the car was sto\c in and the whole sliuntuiv. strained from the collision There were but a few passengers in the cat at the time , and they jumped before the Main was reached. Car Is'o. 3 on the same line , a fo\v \ minutes Inter ale ran away from its diiver at the same place , and dashed down the hill and across the Union ' 'acillo trucks with tic- mcndous velocity , breaking the truck frames add disabling the vehicle A few buckets of sand would have averted the danger and lo-s. AVANTGO , A SncilliTAUY. One to Succeed I ) . II.Yttr clcr In the Omaha Pnlr Hoard. The nc\t annual clcc-lion of the odiccrs of the Omaha fair board will take place on the econd Tuesday of nest month , the llth. This meeting will be one of inu poi lance , for tiio iciison that it will bo re quired to select a successor to the pres ent seci clary , 11. II. IVhcelor. It is known that this gentle man has stated that ho will not again be a candidate for the office. To ( ill thn ulaeo icquircs n man of no un usual abilily , because incompcteiicy could do just as much toward making a fi//.lo of a fair as the elements have , in part done , with Omaha's vontute , the past Iwo years. The board is now cast ing about for a good man , and it is also understood , is considering upon whom rests the financial responsibil ity for Jackman's robbery , Tlio latter w'as engaged , it is understood , by Mr. Wheeler , and it is reported that he has said if he is believed to be responsible lor the .shortage he will readily make it good. A Stcnl > ern's Scheme Tor Dla posing ol Olijectlonalilo ClinraotorH. " 1 have a scheme- which I think could be worked succc. sfully by Iho city and county , in disposing of those vagrants and suspicious characters who are in festing Ibis locality , " said Judge Sten- berg . \ cstcrday. " 1 am in favor of shipp ing lliese men away , instead of boarding them at the county's expense. Send them to St. Louis or Chicago , it makes no dillercnce whole , just so you got them out of the. counly. It would be a much more cu'oolive way than lo sonlcnue lliem to a term of imprisonment in the county jail , and at the expiration of this to turn them looio. So far as the cost is con- ctined. we could ship a man to St. Louis at half rates , the expense being con- sWerably less than it would be if the fol low wore sent up for ten or fifteen days , to board at the county's cost. For example ample , a ticket to .St. Louis would not cost more than $5.50 , while to board a man for , say ten days , would cost 2.1 per cent more than that St. Louis ami Chicago cage semi their paupers and tough cases to us. Why shouldn't we send them back ? " Yesterday morning Judge Stcnberg incdJJame.s Daily , an old vagrant who lias ijcen on a spree , $10 and costs. He had lardly any clothes on him when picked , ip by the police. Ed Collins and Win. Crawford , two sii < - .iicious looking characters , who had boon seen trying to soli an ovcieoat which was undoubtedly stolen , were sent to the county jail lor thirty davs. J'or twenty days ol this they will feast on bread and water. William Crandall , : hc hotel beat , had iiis case continued , it s said that ho has succeeded in swin- lling seveial other hotels besides the Paxton. Jack Taylor , a confirmed thief , was shipped to Dunlap , Iowa. IMjUMIJRKS' TAMC. What Messrs. AVood nnd l-'it/.juxtrick Have to Say. A reporter for the UEI : , yeslcr Jay morn- ng'tisked Wood the Sixteenth street plum ber , what progress had been made in the strike contemplated by the journeymen of his trado.a"Wcll , " he said , "J have two men out , but they are not on a strike , i left them go because tnoy were devoting to tholr union , time that I was paying them for. " "How much do you pay your men1 "I pay them ijl per day for ten hours' work , but 1 don't get any more than ciirht. It is impossible for men to put in more than eight hours a day the way the sun is now , " "What demand have they inado on you ? " "Well they haven't ' exactly made any demand on mo yet. They have been confining themselves to going for I'ite- Patrick. 1 expect they'll come for me soon. It's v&thor leaked out that they want $ i5 r,0 for ejht ! hours work , which is three cents an hour more than I am now naying. It nothing else will prevent it , J will close up my shop. " 1) . Fit/.patriek was soon and said that the bosses would have to take some steps to protect themselves , because ho know the men were preparing to enforce their demand , wouiinns. They Net n lilttle IMii-he in a IMensant Candy J'ull. Thursday evening the Willing workers of the Christian church , at the corner of Capitol avenue and Twentieth , held a sociable and candy pull in the hall of the Y. M. C. A. The alV.ur was attended by about one hundred and twenty-llvo people ple , each of whom pasted the evening in a most ngicoablo manner. Fiom the bales of the eandy about twenty dollars were .secured. This will bq applied to complete the the donation ot f'.ri pledged by Iho Woikers to the Cynthia church at \\iilnut At a for me i oiitorlaliiment $10 was obtained. A FLASH FROM BELVA. Not Willing to he a Candidate In IHHH-IIei- Admiration for Mrs. Cleveland , A Now York Herald dispatch from lluf- falo s.iys Uolyu A. Loukwood , the lady lawicraml ox-candidate 'for president , arrived in Itull'ulo this morning on route lor Conncaut , O , where faho opens her leetuiing season. Jn conversation with a llcrahljeoi respondent she said , "I am not a candidate for ronomina- lion in 1883. It has boon suggested thai I should run with St. John , but I should have to bo the head of the ticket. I have nominated Matilda Josljn Gage , of Syra cuse , to bo a United Slates senator fron : New York and I think shu ought to suit thn District of Columbia. I was born In Niagara county and novel reuouned my icsideiico thoie. Maybe I'm all riglit jet. Jf you can lix-it for I'll urn I have a very strong admira tion for Piesidunt Cleveland on accoun of his democratic way of beiug acce si bio to everybody He sees oyerybodj' except while w riling his incsseyc to con giess. vi.'Aisn row TIII ; WHITEiioi'SG i.\i v "I ha\o also a very good opinion q Mrs , Cleveland. .Shu has held her poai lion admirably , I allude to her in cvcrj lecture us u typical American woman She is not o great beauty , but stiller \ looking , what 1 should cull a hauu ome woman , graceful In form , with tint iral dignity and/ tact , The southern ) eople arc greatly pleased with both the resident and his wife. It is quite the hiiiff now for excursion parties to come o Washington from Richmond. Norfolk , \Ic.xandrla nnd other cities , ami they nil jo to the white house. " ROLAND "REED ON A JURY. ) CAWII Suddenly While Making n Tour Throncli Miilnc Stntc. When Roland Hoed was playing in < ewiston , Me. , this fall ho had a queer vtvcnturo. The company arrivcU in the own early in the day , and Mr. Uced was writing a letter at tiio desk of the Dcwitt louse when an ollielal looking indiv idual nppionched and tapped him on lhe houl- ler , with the query "Isyour name Hoed ? They said it was it the ollico. " "Then they said what was correct , " relied - ) lied Reed. "Reuben Reed' " asked the official look- ng man. "Kitlier misunderstanding him or from ndiUorenee , lU'ed icplicd impatient ! ) "Yes ! yes ! \\hatofil \ * " "What of it Well , you just come ilong with mo to the comt house and on will sec 1'vo been limiting all o\er his blessed low n for you. Come on , low. " Mr. Reed wa = a llttio alarmed , think- ng maybe some of his anti-Sunday school escapades liiitl been detected "Oil , it must be a mistake , " ho said. "No , taint ; Judge Wheeler bent me utter ycr , an" you'd belter not give me any moio trouble. " Thinking that Hie mislako would thus be most tiiiel | < ly nnd easily rectilliul , Roland repaired to the court room , his honor icmarkcd "Well , sir , we've waited long enough for.-,011. I've a great mind lo line yon for contempt of eoiirt and impeding the cause of justice. " Thoroughly excited. Kaed said : "Hut , your honor , theie is some mistake hero. "No , sir ; no , sir. No mislako at all. Yon should have been here itn hour ago. There , I'll hear nothing moro fiom yon , Call th first case , and do yon , sir , go to your place and to your duties. " When Roland recovered fiom his sur prise lie found himself in a jury box. After awhile he regained his wits and mnnaccil to write a note to his manager while listening lo the case some suit for damages on account of a defective coun try highway. All the morning ho sat there , wondering how long the case would last. It seemed interminable. At recess he tnanaaud to got the oar of thu court constable and explained matters tojiiin. Meanwhile Reed had been taken with the rest of the jury to dinner and Manager Ilinc in great trepidation had sought out the judge and explained mat ters to him. lie , too , laughed heartily , ana promised to arrange things some how o lliat Roland could piny that night. When the com t reassembled , the judge called Heed to Iho desk and apologi/.ed. Reed begced him not to mention it. and said hn wanted to thank the county lor a good dinner. His honor explainetl mat ters to the counsel , and as there was little doubt as to the verdict being a pint one. the lawvers agioed to accept , eleven jurors in place of twelve. Real Kattue Xransreri.r The following transfers wore liled Dec. 2 , with the county clerk : Charles Banks and wile to T 11 Blnrkbiun , pait ot lot:5l : , lledick's 2d add , w tl SI. Harriet S.CMotewarc toVm H Alexander , ot 0 , .Hoes' Place , w d S5oru. Hairiet S C Xotewarn lo Win II Alexander , part of lols 21 , 15 and IU , < i c-Sl. Wm Coburn to ( inoifie H Doano , lot 7 , in subdivision of block O , Shinn's iW'.uiu sherltT'adccd. Uity of Oinalm to George II Doane , C0\32 ! fret adjoining lot 4 , block -IT ; also SO.xliU leet adjoining lot 0. block 47 , < i c S2.000. George T Mills to K P Jcnsun , lots 3 and 4 , block 2 , Clarendon , w d 31,500. Aiisustus Kottntzo and others to John P Mooie , lot 10 and part of lot 11 , block 7 , Konnt/e 4th mid , w d ? 5IO. Augustus Kount/e and wife to W F Flvim , lot 18 , block 8 , Kountro's 4th add , w d S7")0. W 1' Flynn and wife to liildcct llc.ilv. lot r , block b , KoimUe's 4lh add , w d 31,100. Mlnciva A Bailey and husband tolieowM Bailey , lota , block 11 , Wateiloo , w d SiOO. John T IScll and others to Alon/o H limit , south X or lot 10 , block 4 , Jlorback's 2d add , John'A 'Cordon niul wife to Finnk 1) Brown and othuis , lot 9 , Dloclc 0 , Shinn's add , w d 54,000. A 0 Jones to S K Wllinskl and otheis , un divided / inlcrest in so acies in s\\ > f sec ID , 15,1'J , w d S3.200. Vcstn Otiniitcr , No. < ! , O. 13. S. The regular meeting" Vesta Chanter will bo held this ( Saturday ) even ing , for the transact ion of important business and the election of ollicebearors for the ensuingcar. A lull attendance of the mcmheii is requested. JAMI.S H. IiuuNi.it , Secietaiy. Ilio Old Coal Shell. The coal shed of the Union 1'uciUc on Soutli Thirloentli stieet , near Iho liaek , will bo torn dowil in a few days , -and the supply of Wyoming coal will be taken from 'another place. Jlllsn Moore's Cftr , The special palace cnr of Adelaide Moore was sent to the Union Pacijlo shops yesterday morning to have its heater repaired. Absolutely Pus-e. , This powder nc\r varies. A marvel ol purity , strength and wholesomeness. More economical than itlic ordinary kinds and cannot be sold in competition with the mul titude of low test , short we'ght ' alum 01 phosphate powder * . Sold only in cans. Royal BaKin-j Powder Co. , 403 Wall St. , New York. I CUBE FITS ! tt hen I ir cui I ilo uu "f n nerf Ij 1 iop Turn KT tlraa &ad ttiBUtiftTA tltem return aeftln I rot&n i olcl rnr * I 't. S."k tha" ! . f Vni , IPlLtlblf or FAI.UMJ IKo lone lUulr. Iwtniuit nijtemfdr tacur < the went C.UFI li tai * uth r > bare l.llta U 110 reatun tat not no * rwclrlnr fure. head < o c lor tre tli ynil a Vre. IIvitlt.oliD7lnf.imU . * " " "dr. . Ol eBiprMiao < UJi L'illCll. ' ll dKHI onBlM ic for * trial , and I IUc r } OU , 1 iaa'ou Dr. ii. u , HOOT , im-cuibi. . h.wVork. ASTHMA GERMAN ASTHMA CURE Initantlr rrlloi" < h moct flolinf attack , tat ln ura * mmfortabl * ijeop Ml "in I.MI r r Ul. SI in Ileuig umdb/lubaUtioa , Iti actlau Iilra- imxllate. diwtt ancl 'rrlulu. na curolilhe r cull In all curable tabc * A binelo tnal eon- lluco * thb meat bUptlcal l'ric txig. aiiU (1 00 of any dmxfvA , cr by tn U Kirprlo l'rr i fur llr. U. hOllU FUAN.N. kL rial. MUa. NIMGS To the NEBRASKA CLOTHING COMPANY duriny this sometimes to their advantage , other times to their disadvantage. S7tonld it be their misfortune to , prematurely , ntaJse ifa lot of clothiny , or ptir- cJiase a giiKntiti/of [ otherjfiriiif/sand a few days later sonic maniifac * turcr in order to raise some money , should he wiUiny to ma7c < t sfill f/rcatcr sacrifice from t7ie lowest niarhet prices , they nimbly 1a7se ad- , vanltt j/e of the ojfer , stantl the loss on their first -purchase < ni < f yi veto their customers the benefit of both , ft is a fact irJiic7t is substantiated by Ht c people ivho hare had tfealinys wiflt them , tJiat nercr before in the history of the ctotltiny ft atle , Jtave sucTt bart/ains been offered as are now yivcn by THE NEBRASKA CLOTH/KG COMPANY , OJFOMAIIA JTor instance flsey sell a good ChinchtHa Orcrcoat/or f.f and an elegant one ivith satin slcere lininy , cord edae binding for . :7,5. sold by other dealers for , $13. Aside from their immense gnuuitity of Jtoyti' aiul Chifdrens' Over , coats , tJieij have placed on their counters a special lot of C/iHdrens fasluonablc velvet suits , in three s7tades9 elegantlij gotten , up , suitable for Holiday Gifts , and offer the same at $5.5O and $ M.0. wbrf7t rcffii larly $ JL2. All goods are war/ted in plain figures and at strictly one price with Cor. Douglas and"14th. . sts. , Omaha. To every customer on the honor of a company that have established their business on the basisofSQU VUE IJKAL.NH backed by Uio superior merits of Hit goods they manufacture. Confidence iu its merits , warr.uit them in catering for FIRST CLASS TRADE ONLY. , , . They desire live , energetic ami responsible dealers iu all mioernpicnl tcviitory If yo urc lookiiigf lor u machine with which to undersoil jour neighbors ) , don't answer this advertisement : but if you appreciate real merit , and wish to handle a sowing machine that will reflect credit ou your business , prove a sourcnof pleasure to jour cus tomers , and PUT MONEY IN YOUR POCKETS , Address for purticului'H , UNION M'F'G. CO. , OMAHA , NEBRASKA. TISIAEUSHED USED IN ALL PARIS OF THE WORLD . . ciand I'rlcpson application Kotaby nil the best furrlarf llullilern uuii Ucaleia. CINCINNATI. V. . A. Oible AdJfb . COO CIN. WANTED ! Ladies to Work for Uo at Their Own Homes , $7 to $10 Per Week Can Be Quifitly Hide Nophotu. iiHlntlMKi no cuiviiBftlnt' lor full utlcjr- I 'nNT ' AH'Pi CO , 19 Central llonon , Main , Uox ocUHUmnuil Avenue. , rim THK intATwrM nr A > I , Chronic & Surgical Diseases. DR. HlcMENAWIY.'PropiIotor. Sulien jiaiV lioapital anil 1'rlintu 1 rfcUta WoliMO tlio fnnlltlfs , npiarulu | nnd rcmcdlci for the miccitbful trcatincrtof ncry form of din. i A requiring i Ither mt ilknl or ur lcii ! trtiUmcnl , 4iui liuilunll toromeHiid luvctligutofortln mni'hui orcorrflijionilwllh u I.unc vsicrlrnr | In ttrjit. Ini ; caic i lir letter cmhlci ! u to treat many cased scleiitldriiUy ulttiout Krrinir them W1U1IC TOR LIUCUIAU on Dcforialtlcs nd Ilracci , Clulj reft , Cnrvaturri of the bplne DiiBiiEi or WOHICN , I'lles , Tumure , C&ncm , Catarrh , Bronchitis , lunalitlon , ElMtriolly. IV.r l- jilt , Epilc iny. Kldm-y , Kyt , Kar , hUn , Illood and all turglciil oprralloDi llatlorln , Inhulcrc , nrnrm , Trunn , nnd > ll Kinds of ilcillcul itnd Surulenl Aj < p iaiicct , raau afactured and fur t ilo Iho only reliable Medical Inil lute making Private , Special & Nervous Diseases 1 rA ' hi'eiiAiiir. AU. CON'TAOIOUrt AND 1II.OOD DISK\SiS : , from w halovcr cniwo produced , iiicceii fully t rented Wo cm rcmcno B/rhllltlc pulton from ll.cijttcni \f Ithaut mercury Now mitorati re treatment for Ion of vital Power ALL , COMMUNICATION ) ! CONHDENTHI. Cull and coniultui or tend name and putt nfllci plainly written enclote t mp , and we nill Fend 5011 , In plain nramirr , our PRIVATE CincULAR TO MEN troti I'iiiTiTM , Erzoui , INU humuLi n.intia , b'tUTMI.VliKNtm , bVIKWiTOIIHIIlEi , lul'OIIN- CT brrjm.u , CioKcnHiniii , GiruT , VJKIIOICIE , BTrlCTUIlI , 1NU ill. UltEAfM Of Til X OlNITO UiiiN nr OKUIHI , or HDU hitlory f jour cute fur uu opinion , Pr rioiu unable to tl ll ui may be treated nt llielr uomu , br corrrrnondeurc iledlclncs and Inftrn- raenti lent by mail or pre ebEC UUEI.Y i'ACK ED KROM OBSbltVA'lIO.V , no marki toindlcun roDtintt or leudcr. One pertoiml Intrrrietr prc fcrrtd U convenient. Flftj rooinn for the a-iom modatlnn of patientt Duartl and attendance at rcitonutile pilcct Addrtit til lAttta to Oinaba Medical and Surgical Institute , Cor. (3th ( St. and CullaUve. OMAHA. NEB. . THE LOUIS THE 1,01118 THE 3LOUIS TlioSTUlCTnSTKXAMIN'nil mny TI'.Sl ol toinlinnil Blflit nltlioul illMovuruiK tlmt llip o nro otbiM limn tlio OI NOA VE1 - VBTB , llioy eoclopolj lOHointilu , while tlio no ciillni niriiiiirpmoiitH inMiltlnir In thu I' ST W'OVIIN' JMIjlJ eniihlo Ihoin to Miiml Jnlrnnlim- lily nny ron'h ( wear , wnicli oulil i uln i enl \ ol vets nt foui times tlio pile u. Tim Oumiino I-OI'IS VKhVKI'KK.V lumT.os'fi UEI..N Tin. I'AtniiiTK III IJNOLAN1) , and iinist not ho Lonlniiiuluil M Ith nn > othvr vel\rleon. Kvoivnid of tlioUl.NUINi : lici HI tiio nnmo ofl/jrih , " nnd a ( llUHANI'in ; ol woai uo- coinniinlf'S o\ciy yunl , NOI'K Wiil.'Iho : woid "L' > riS"ln ron- ni'cllon with llin Velvutton Is l"l. ' 8j' ' ll ( 0 U I b' und In no otliur nny. Fold by -V , ZJ. FALUOSlllt. Only J.ioc Hunnlne niCK IIK ( UMNU i IIA1H CAKS , bdtnoua OiiKilia , Lhinilii , Jidinas City and fit. Jonln. 3 TRAINS DAILY 3 rufefiiiit.r ! Tinlul will uiihu at unil leiivo fiom the (0 ( , SU 1' . , M 4. O ) a.-i.jl , IHU U1d ! W tbsltr street * , Direct i ( rimicMon mndo In 1'inon n < 'l ' > "t , Kan tna City , lor nil points fouili nnd w < i , in t'nton IuiotBt ) | Louli , , foi all j olutg Kjtt un ] Honlli. i'1'i.i.MAN nnrr.Tbi.Kni'iNf. PAKSOUCII tiiKlittrnliie. For tickets , sleeping cnr hcrlhs nnil other In- f 01 rnut on , i nltpi | Hi kot nn nt .1 , hi. l'M O It. It ) ilopol , JStn mid Wobbler ttrtBt < , err r K MIIOUI.S , T.I' nooiiMiur. TitLet Af'nt. Triliolliu l'il Axont. Mtt Fuin&m i-lroct , Oniahii. \V , H f'l MN. II C Tn\\soiNii , Gtnl frutlit .Man ire Ot.j ! I' ttil'iukui Agl. bl < Lo li. OHiAT JUAHS'IUN THKAT.MICVr , UrnlrJ fcook tritl frer. _ t" ' ! ? _ J.f _ ' 'O\lll.r' anOtilnfeiJ In I I In IrncH * ol j _ lfl li > ' wllli It r-nnuUtm ofrnl lo Idl inr MARSTONHErAiDYCO.I'J Park PUte.Hfrt York , Ucut on Dm aim Him. Cure wlllioiit POSITIVE rlno. 1'itleiilul Octo. hurlO , iaT . Ona box will our the most outlnnto ci a In Allan'tSolubleMedicatedBougiesi ' No nniif conn .lotos of nibolH , pooil' ' ) v or oil qf EitmlHlnooij thai nro cnitmii 10 inoiliieo < ly > * | iut | Fin bv iluftiovlnir the rout inor the slonnu'li , I'rlroll.no. Sold by all ilnurirliii or iniilleil on r olptorprrn. | Kor fnrlliur iMitU'iiliirt ci'nt torrlroular. P.O. Uor 1111. " 3" . C. jft.31iXj-A.3Sr CO. , UJobnct. , New Yora. IUUH til- WOODBRID6E BRO'S ' State Agents DEMI BROX PIANOS. Omaha , Neb. BREXEL & MAJJ3L , Sut-ues'ors to Juu G J ieob.1 , V N 1 * IS If T A ff. t thf ! oldhtand 1 107 I nrnuni st OnIeM bytei ! > i.u > h so.iciteil and iironiiitly at' tvn > ! ud to 'I'elophoue No yj3 Nebraska National Bank OMAHA , N Tnid up Capital . $2BOOOO curplub . . . . v . ao.ooo II.Y. . Yales , 1'ioMiIi nl. A K. 1 uu/aliu , N'len I'lViidunl , W. li h llu hos , C.tsliier. I'lnrcroiis ; W. V. Morsr , John s. Colllni , H. W Vaies , Lew is S. Huc < L A K 'foii/il'.n. : ' BA.NKINO OFFICE : THE JllON RANK. Cor 12lh and r.irnuin SU A Uc..crul lUnkuiK U'tiin 'fuuis etod. . W. HARRIS & Co. IIAXKKItN , ( 'IlIC.KiO. or ( ( mniiia ( jilcj nuil oiliouof bLbKraiJiiiio iU nu.UolJ Kotlrru Duvuinhlre U hos'.mi. Co'i | ioud- E.T. ALLEN , M. D. M * : < i.ti.ivr , , Ear , J JSQ & Tbroai f < eon > y Wi liaiub li tdi- ; c' i 10 I Doilgtis'i. Olitalu , , - . § Ua.m 2 to 4 and Tlo ? J > n