Nebraska Newspapers

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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : TUESDAY. MAY 10 , 1887.
HE CUT' HIS OWN THROAT
A Despondent German Suicides Under Fo *
cullar Circumstances.
A BIG VICTORY FOR OMAHA.
Cftllc fjlno Men nnil IMiistcrers Strike
In Convention A
Kick Youth Otlicc
Local News.
A Hiilclilp.
One of the worst cases of suicide which
Vins yet ntlrnctud the nttention of Cor
oner Drcxt'l was discovered yeatordny
morning at 11 o'clock , in tlic Atlantic hotel
miTcnth street between Howard and Jack
son streets. The name of the victim was
Win. llolt.ichneider. He hud resided In
llarhm , lowu , and came to the hotel
nbout three days ii'o. , He was u heavy
Btout man , witli thick , rough and short
beard covering his face. He was with
out friends , and the cli-rk of the hotel
Sunday niL'ht Importuned lilm for the
amount of his bill , and was told the same
would bo paid yesterday. Yesterday
morning the man did not make his ap
pearance and the chambermaid spoke of
the mutter to the clerk. Knocking at the
door of the room failed to arouse the in
mate , and the door was accordingly
opened by means of a pass k . > * , which
pushed out the key on the inside of the
door.
On the bed lay Holtsclmeidcr , his face
buried in the pillows and his body in his
underclothes. The bed was saturated
with blood , and some of the latter
Bnurtcd four feet upon the walls. On the
Jloor lay a razor covered with blood.
Coroner Drexcl was called about noon
mid held an inquest. The dead man was
turned on his buck and a ghastly wound
In his throat showed that he had almost
severed his head from his body. On
n table in the room lay a note written
partly in English and German , which is
reproduced as follows :
1 live In llnrlan , la. 1 Keep a oakery and
rcstnurant tliero. 1 was married to the widow
HclmtTcr In I'lnttsinoulh , Neb. , March 1 ,
elL'lit years ace , and slio lias , with the help
ot her children and her son-in-law , driven
mo Ironi home. She took another baker and
cliove me iwnv without a cent. Please let
her know about It tiiat 1 could not live any
lontrcr.
The coroner empaneled a jury and a
verdict was returned that the deceased
had come to his death by his own hand
by cutting his throat with a ra/.or.
The remains were taken to Drcxol &
Maul's , where they will await the dispo
sition of friends.
THEIR PM3AH IN VAIN.
Candidates Tor Justice Rorka'q Shoes
ItarkliiK Up a AVronu Tree.
A member of the legislature stated last
evening that the applications which have
been made to thu county commissioners
for appointment as justice of the peace
in place of Louis liurka , who resigns in a
day or two to accept the police judgeship -
ship , arc all useless. When Justice IScrka
resigns there will bo no ollico to appoint
anyone to , because the ollice will disap
pear.
The reason is that Omaha is no longer
under the provisions of the law relating
to cities of the first class , but under the
the provisions of the law governing
metronolitan cities. The charter bill
which was wanted by the legislature will
govern any other city reaching the nec
essary population , as well as Omaha.
'
In its'provisions nothing is said concern
ing justices of the peace and the city con
sequently reverts to the primeval con
dition ot two justices tor each ward.
Justice Bcrka's ollino , therefore , has
been legislated out of existence. As
long as no or any other justice continues
in ollico until the next election ho
could administer his duties , lint when
he resigns thu ollico resigns with him.
\VlLLi GET CONCESSIONS.
A Great Victory Gained lor the South
Omaha Stock Market.
Mr. John A. McSlmno returned yes
terday morning from Chicago. As has
already been stated in the UKE , Mr. Me-
Shane went to that city to meet the reprcs
ontativcs of the dlllercnt Iowa and Ne
braska lines , in order to induce them if
possible , to remove the discriminations
ngalnst the South Omaha market , notably
in favor of Kansas City. His mission
was a success.
"I met thu representatives of the differ
ent roads at Chicago"said Mr. McSlmno
yesterday in conversation with a reporter ,
' 'including the Union I'acitlo , H. & M. ami
Northwestern. They listened to what I
had to say in regard to. the discrimination
ngainst Omaha , and agreed to re-adjust
their tariQs , so that the South Omaha
market would not Buttbr. "
"Will this settle the difficulty finally ? "
Was asked of him.
"Yes , I think it will dispose of the
question altogether , " ho answered. "If
the roads keep their promises made tome
mo , the South Omaha market will bo
placed on an equal footing with that of
Kansas City. And that is all wo ask. "
"When will these changes in the tariffs
bo made ? "
"I was assured by the railroad men
that they would be made at onco. Yes , 1
regard this as a great victory for
Omaha. "
HE IS TO BLiAME.
A Statement an to Major Bash's Re
sponsibility Army NCWH.
The report of the court of inquiry into
the case of United States Paymaster
Uash , who was robbed of $7,200 , has
been received nt army headquarters. It
has not yet been made public.
A reporter learned yesterday , however ,
from a high source that Major
Uash was held responsible for the loss ,
and that ho will bo made to refund to the
United States the $7,200. As Major Dash
is a now mnn in this branch of the ser-
vijo , his punishment will probably not
bo made any moro sovoro.
Captain Hay , of Fort Niobrara , arrived
in Onmha yesterday morning , to assume
his duties as the now judge advocate of
this department.
The companies at the Bcllovuo rillo
range attained in practice a liguro of
merit of 8'J.O'J ' for the lirst live days work.
Tills represents an excellence of marks
manship which is generally only attained
in a month's practice. Captain Dempsey'd
company is in the lead so far.
ODDS AM ) EMM ) .
Stray Leaves From Huportorlal Note
Bunka.
"I am ready to believe that wo are the
worst gulled pcoplo in the universe , "
' said n gentleman yesterday morning.
'My experience at the opera houscon Sat
urday night has opened my mind to con
viction. The insane folly of paying ox-
'tortionato prices to hear a crowd of
French pcoplo jabber on the btago was
well Illustrated by the fact that nine-
tenths of these who had paid the money
demanded were disgusted after the per
formance and could not bo induced to
witness another. As a consequence , the
succeeding audloncos dwindled to moro
shadows. Now , whom was this money
, paid to sco ? A woman whom a respecta-
lY bio family in Omaha would not admit
| j \vithinjt8doors. A woman whoso chief-
' tut histrionic success has boon made
' in ( ho duliuuatiou of character's , which
cputablc people can not look upon save
on the stage. Yet It was fashionable to
go , and they wont , until they satisfied
hemselves that they were fools , protend-
tig to bo interested , when they could not
en whether the star was laughing at them
vhen they least expected it. bitch she
certainly aid on Saturday night. Such
Use did her company , not hesitating in
heir contempt to put the stage thunder-
sheet in motion during fomo of the alleged
nterestlng scenes. The climax wa.s
reached when Hernhart allowed herself
o be bundled up like a drab and carried
oodily by two men and deposited
on a sofa in the front of
.ho stage. Tim curtain dropped
the next instant. And the people ap-
> lauded. If Hernhart has a defense
igainst such conduct , it would bo dillicult
to imagine what it is. Certamlv a lady
would never liavo so debased hersolf. It
shows the nature of these foreign
'rauds. You must either Mil their pockets
or they will spit upon you. "
"It is a fact well known to our trade , "
said a retail cigar dealer the other day ,
'that as a general thing those makers
vlio are continually bringing out new
jrands of cigars , work up their business
n a manner which is not wholly honest.
Supposing a firm brings out a now cigar
vhieh it wishes to boom. It is sent out
on the market witli big advertisements to
> ack it , and in a verv " short timu every
body has heard of it. The lirst 20,000 ere
o are made of superfine quality , and the
niblic at once vote the brand a lirst-class
one. Whenthe , cigar has achieved a rep-
itation , the makers arc not particular
about quality and deceive the public by
lalming oil'an inferior article under the
atno brand. Finally the demand for the
cigar ceases altogether , and the same
iroccss is repeated with a new brand.
L'his is especially true of live-cent cigars.
FA N 0 V SHOPPE US.
low Homo AVomcn Pay Kxtravaniint
Prices for Their Purchases.
"There goes a woman whom I have de-
ibcrately swindled , " said a dry goods
lerk in a largo establishment the other
lay."How
"How is that ? " inquired a reporter who
overheard the remark.
"I'll tell you , " said ttio clerk , as he
ticked u lot of empty collar boxes under
he counter. "She came in here just now
ind wanted to buy some underwear. She
vantcd the very finest we had , to cost not
ess than ten dollars a suit. I didn't hayc
mything as line as that , so I sold her
for $10 , a suit that is worth just
exactly $5. She said she
bought it was just too nice for anything ,
lulled a roll of bills out of her pocket ,
laid the money and left my counter per-
'cctly satisfied with her purchase. 1 had
to do that for if I had told her that we
lidn't have any $10 underwear , she
would h\fo : \ gone _ to some ether place and
icvcr patronized our store again , She is
just one of a very largo class of women
tvho want to pay high prices lor every
thing and take a pride in that sort of dis-
lay. No , men arc very seldom troubled.
; hat way. Do we very often 'swindle'
: ho poor darlings , that way ? Yes , quite
frequently. Wo have to do it , you
A FIRST CLASS TUAOK.
Omaha Ilicycllstn to Have a Good
Clay Path.
John S. Prince and John Harden , the
well known sporting men of this city ,
uive leased the grounds on Sixteenth
street formerly known as the Athletic
jaseball park. They propose to put down
therein n lirst class clay track for the use
of bicyclists , to bo one quarter mile , in
length. Work on the construction of the
track will bo commenced to-morrow. It
will be twenty feet wide all around , except
at the homestretch , which will bo 25 feet
wido. It will bo of clay , the top layer to
bo of the finest clay , pounded line , wet ,
dried and then rolled so as to make the
surface as level as a lloor. The track
will bo accurately surveyed so that there
will be no doubt as to its exact distance.
In short , it will bo equal to any track of
its kind in this country. Mr. I'rinco an
nounces it as his intention to give a num
ber of interesting tournaments ticrc tuis
season.
nail Notes.
It was stated at the Union Pacific head
quarters yesterday that Prcsident'Adams ,
when in Omaha on Saturday , left word
that work on the company's improve
ments in Council Ulull's , which has been
suspended for some months , should bo re
sumed and pushed. These improvements
will cost about $250.000 , and hlcludo
roundhouses , storage depots , oil houses ,
tracks , etc.
Messrs. Kimball , Monroe and Stcbbins
have returned from Chicago , where they
attended the meeting of railroad men.
The meeting was adjourned until next ,
week to allow the Central Pacilio people
an opportunity to communicate with
Now York oilicials.
Vice President Crocker , of the Central
Pacific , and a party of railroad friends
passed through the city eastward yester
day.
day.Treasurer
Treasurer McFarland , of the Union
Pacific , and wife went up to Minneapolis
j'cstonmy.
President Adams and party have gene
west.
Sunday Track-Laying.
BSunday morning at about 7 o'clock ,
the residents on Twenty-fourth street ,
south of Vinton , were surprised to see a
force of men engaged in laying a track
upon their street. The material had
been deposited during the night , and
when the earliest riser left his couch
ho found a considerable amount
of track hud in a reason
ably good condition. Sovonty-ftvo men
and fifteen teams were engaged during
the day. Somu heavy plowing was done
in quick time , and when the work ceased
at 7 o'clock in th < ) evening three fourths
of a nulo of track had been laid. This
was a Hank movement on the part of the
Omaha Motor railway to shut out the
South Omaha , who were contemplating
commencing to build yestoiday morning.
Asked Ills AVITo'a Forgiveness.
"I shall release you if you think it
worth while to ask your wife's forgive
ness , " said Judge Stonberg yes-
morning to ono of the prison
ers. Ho was a man * named
John G. Morrissey , who had been
arrested for .striking his wifo. Mrs.Mor-
nssoy , n well-appearing woman , with
ono eye badly discolored , where her hus
band's blows had fallen , interceded for
him , telling the judge that she did not believe -
liovo ho would do such a thing again. She
did not want him sent to jail because on
his wages she and her children depended.
Morrisoy very humbly begged his
wife's pardon and the judge released
him.
him.Several
Several unimportant cases of drunks ,
vagrants and disturbers of the peace
were disposed of by the judgo.
Water Stock Increased ,
The Omaha Waterworks company
have increased their capital stock from
$800,000 to $1,000OCO. The resolution
authorizing the increase was yesterday
morning liled with the county clork.
To Oo Married.
Mr. John Flynn , formerly of this city
and now of Carthage , Ills. , is in town
making preparations for his marriage to
morrow to Miss Hannah licgloy , o :
'lenth street , of this. city. The ceremony
will take place lu St. Patrick's church ,
UllUGGISTS IN CONVENTION.
The State CotnpoutUlcra of Prescrip
tions Meet Hero To-day.
To-day the annual convention of the
State Pharmaceutical association will
commence in this city. Its sessions will
) o held In the exposition building , and
continue for two days. The society mini-
berd about six hundred members ,
and it is expected that about
two hundred and fifty are
of thcso will bo in attendance. The local
druggists have appointed committees to
ircparo for this gathering , and thcso
lave been busy at work all day putting
: ho building in shape for the event. A
argo number of foreign wholesale
lealcrs in in drugs have representatives
on hand. and all of these
busy erecting beautiful stands upon
which to display their respective wares.
Among those represented are John
Wyeth As Hro. , Eastman & Bro. , Phila
delphia ; MoKcssoh & Uobbius , New
York ; Alfred Wright , Rochester ; Seely
manufacturing company , Park , Davis &
Co. , Charles Wright & Co. , Fred Steams
A : Co. , Detroit ; Hoitick Fooil manufact
uring company , Kacinc ; IJtirrough Bros. ,
Baltimore ; Graham Bros. , Chicago ; Mu-
ganean & Hruner , Fremont ; Eli Lilly &
Jo. , Indianapolis ; Kendall manufaetur-
ng company , Burlington , Vt. ; Ironde-
limit Wine company , Kochester ; Slier-
nan , Williams & Co. , Seaburg & John
son , Now York , and Fleming Bros. ,
i'ittsburg. The local exhibitors will bo
\\oodnianLinseedOil company , Cum-
ngs & Nelson Oil company , Carlco man-
ifacturing company , Mayno Paint com-
any , anil the Ocntha Rubber company.
J'ho local wholesale druggists will ex-
ilbit only in their stores.
The lirst session of the convention will
) o hold this morning at 11 o'clock.
There will bp an afternoon session , as
ilso two sessions on Wednesday. In the
evening the local committee will on-
leaver to allbrd the delegates some
neaus of entertainment.
Hastings.
The Mo. Pacific and Northwestern have
submitted propositions for bonds which
will be voted sure. J. 1) . Hiloy. the real
estate brouer , has great bargains in busi-
toss lots and acre tracts. Dawes & Foss'
Addition a specialty. Uooms 4,5 and 0
Opera House.
SHE AVENT BACK ON HIM.
\nd a LoveSIck Young Mnn Dis
charges a Ilevolvor.
A telephone message was received at
lolieo headquarters about 11 o'clock yes
terday , asking that the patrol wagon be
sentat once to 1413 Davenport street , as a
young man had just attempted to com
mit suicide tliero. The wagon was sent
town tliero with two policemen.
Ilio young man in ques
tion proved to bo Frank Vierso.
lie had not committed suicide , and if lie
Utempted it did not como at all near to
being successful. It is probable that ho
: lid resolve to shufllo oll'thu mortal coil ,
but that his courage failed him at the last
moment and that ho fired into the air.
Tne occupants of the boarding house say
that Vier.se was in his room alone , when
the shot was lircd so that in all probabil
ity the exact htato of a flairs will never
bo known. Vierso intimated at lirst that
ho tried to kill himself , but when looked
up in jail on a charge of discharging lire-
arms , said the shooting was accidental.
An acquaintance of the young man
says that Viorso tried to kill him
self on account of a young married woman
named Hattie Redman , who did not requite
the all'eclion he entertained tor her and
who was about to leave town to-night.
Vierso himself remarked when the oili-
ccrs placed him under arrest that the
"d pistol was no good" and that
"Jiattio lias gene back on mo. "
Cottage colors ready for" use in new
and desirable shades. Alabaslino in
various tints , the original and only per
manent wall finish , supersedes calci
mine for beauty and durability , anil is
easily applied. Paints , window glass ,
brushes , etc. , largest and most complete
stock west of Chicago. Cummings &
Neilson , 1118 Farnam St.
AMUSEMENTS.
TIIK Sl'OIBKNY TAMILY.
Don't fail to let the children go and
hear the great musical McGibony family
at Boyd's at the matinco Saturday after
noon , as it will do them good , and to sco
the bright McGibony children m a line
line of musical specialties will do them
good , and if they are students in music
to see and hear what thcso children do
will be ot lasting benefit. Most every
body likes u good hearty laugh , and ho
who docs not love laughter must bo
stupid- indeed , and for genuine fun 3011
should see the McGibcny family Friday
and Saturday next.
Cable Line Work.
The workmen on the cubic line on
Dodge street have reached the engineers ,
whoso work has not boon finished much
beyond Fourteenth street. The track
work is beine carried on quite rapidly ,
and if no delay takes place the line ought
to DO completed to Twentieth street in
thirty days.
Yokes for the cable line have been
strung along Harnoy street for about a
block west of Tenth street. This satisfies
most people in the vicinity that that
street will bo the next ono on which a
track will bo constructed.
Licensed to AVcd.
Judge McCulloch issued marnago
licenses yesterday to the following par
ties :
Xamo. Residence. Aeo.
( MlkeMm-r Onmha 28
1 Louisa Rleth OliiiUin 27
I Urban Rets Omnlm 23
| Johanna 1'Iolir Omaha V. )
j Daxicl M. Khomson Onmha 2S
I Annie T. Mullen Oiimha 22
( John Flynn Carthage , III. * 2 !
I Johanna Bouloy Omaha 23
Building Permits.
Superintendent Whitlock issued build
ing permits yesterday , as follows :
M. C. Hanson , one-story frame cot-
tace , 27th and Ohio S 750
Ira James & Sons , one-story frame
ollice , Kith near Williams. , 150
Frank Helm , one-story frame cot--
tnge.'Ohio near 14th 1,000
Three permits aggregating SI,900
.7. D. Riley , Real Estate Broker , Has
ings , Neb. References : City Nat'l bank
and Adams County bank.
Plasterers Strike.
Eight or ten plasterers employed under
Contractor Boehmo on the Ramgo build
ing , Fifteenth and Harnoy struelc yester
day morning because two of their number
had been discharged. Contractor
liochmo agreed to leave the matter to a
committee of arbitration , but this offer
the men refused. At last accounts no
solution of the difficulty hud been arrived
at.
Parncll Social Club.
The regular bi-monthly dance of the
Parncll Social club will bo given next
Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. This
will bo the last regular party given by
the club this season , and a pleasant time
is assured the members and friends who
attend. _
Druids Installed.
On this evening a new grove of Druids
to bo known as the Shiller Hani ,
will bo instituted at Druid's hall , 1810
Douglas street , aud the officers installed
Ilrcvltlcl.
Kansas City . -parties nro In the city
looking up a Jocatiou for n dime mu
scum.
Henry Clayiltobcrson , an aged colored
man , died yecturday at his residence on
Jones street. The deceased was seventy-
two years of npi , and for the last ten
years has boon n "whitowashcr" in this
city.Officer
Officer Lahtvy , ono of the three police
men who do mity at South Omaha , be
came intoxloatmf Saturday and lay down
on ono of the tracks near Hammond's
[ Jacking house where trains are hourly
Dating. A cltr/cn who happened to see
lim pulled him oil'the track just in time
to save Ins life.
George Dunn , through his attorney
L'arko Godwinhas commenced in the dis
trict court n suit for $10,000 damages
against the Omaha and Grant Smelting
works. The plaiuliir was formerly an
employe at the smelter and claims that
owing to defective machinery his arm
was caught in a set of rollers and so
sadly injured that it had to bo ampu-
: ateu.
Personal Paragraphs.
E. Rosowatcr left for the cast last
light , where ho will remain some ten
lays.
Dr. R. W. Council has recovered from
i tedious illness , aud is able to be about
igam.
_ Dr. Fisher , formerly of Alton , 111. , ar-
ivcd in the city yestcrday.and announces
lis intention of locating here.
Hon. Henry Bacon , of Goshcn , N. Y. ,
xmdA. W. Blyo , of Syracuse , N. Y. ,
were callers at the BCE office last night.
Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Burkett leave to
morrow for Grand Island , where they
will attend the marriage of their niece ,
Miss Clara Burkett , to A. Hart , a pvomi-
nont druggist of that place.
George M. Eames , editor of the Alcdo
Democrat , of Alcdo , 111 , is spending a
'ow days in the city , visiting his brother ,
1' . B , Lames , job printer at F. A. Man
ger's.
Postal Changes.
G. W. Chivis , the colored letter carrier
in the local postolllcc , has tendered his
resignation to take ell'eet on the 15th of
; ho month. He will bo succeeded by E.
11. Monroe , who has heretofore been a
substitute.
POWDER
Absolutely Pwren
This powder-never varies. A marvel o
purity , strength and wholesomcnefis. More
economic than the ordinary kinds , and can
not be sold in competition with the multi
tude of low cost short weight alum or
phosphate powders. Sold only in cans
Royal Baking Powder Co. , 100 Wall-st. ,
Ner York.
OMAHA
13th St.Cor. Cipltol Aventit ,
FOR THt TRIATHINT Or Alt ,
Chronic & Surgical Diseases
DR. MoNIENAMY. Proprietor.
Bliteen years' ilosmt i and Private fractlce
Wo hare the fAcilltfet , apparatui and remtdle *
for the suctcsiful treatment of every form of di -
rote requiring lther medical or aurgtcal treatmtut ,
and Invite all to come and lnre tlK t for tHemiclvM
nr correspond with ui. Long xpcrlence In trent-
Inccascsby letter cnabl u to treat manjr C M
icUntlflcallr without acting them.
WHITE rOK CIRCULAR on Dcformltlei and
Brace * , Club Feet , Curraturci of the Spine
DuBiiis or WOM K. Pil i , Tamon , Caneiri ,
Catarrh , Cronchltli , Inhalation , Electricity , Parat-
yili , Epllcpij , Kidney , Eje , Ear , akin , Blood and
all Bttrgical operation ! .
liatiorlei , Inh ler , Urnrea , Trniiei , anj
all kinds of Medical and Surgical Appliaucei , man
ufactured and for tile.
The only rtlliblo Medical Initilult miking
Private , Special & Nervous Diseases
' rA BPECIAI.TT.
ALL CONTAGIOUS AND ULOOD DISEASES ,
from vhatoverruiiFe producedincccisfnlly treated
Wo can remove BypmUtto polion from the i/iUui
without mercury ,
Now rtitnratlva treatment for loin of vital power
ALL COMMUNICATIONS CONFIDENTIAL
Call and consult ua or send came and poit-offlcc
nddrtis plainly written enclose etamp , and we
will "end you , In plain wrapper , onr
PRIVATE CIRCULAR TO MEK
UPOK PRIVATB , SriCIAI , AMD NSBVOUl DllUAlE * ,
SEMINAL WKAKNIII , BPBHIIATOKIUKXA , IxroijiN-
cv , HrrniLis , UoxoimnmA , OMIT , VAKICOCELE ,
8TKICTURB , AND ALL UUIAIII or TUK GtMT
UKINAKT OnaAMi , or tend h'.itory ufour cute < or
an opinion.
Persons unable to visit us may he treated at their
homci , t > r correspondence. Medicines and Instru
ments sent bf mall or eipress BKCUHKLY PACK
BO FKOM OI1SEUVATION , no marks to Indicate
contents or eciultr. One personal Interview preferred
ferred if convenient. Fifty rooms for the accom
modation of patients. Board nnd Attendance at
reasonable ptlcesi Address tJl Letters to
Omaha Medical and Surgical Institute ,
Cor. 13th St ana ClDitoM e-OMAHA. N 3
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ACCOMPLISHED X ' 4
*
Ever since our opening here we have labored under great disad
vantage on account of our store being too crowded. We were here
tofore not able to get such a large place as we desiredandnot only
were we prevented from keeping the stock we intended , but we
could not even properly display the assortment we did carry.
We have at last succeeded in securing additional room and have
leased the two floors above as also the rear part adjoining our store
on 14th street. This , in addition to oar present salesroom , will make
us the largest clothing house in the west.
The necessary alterations will crowd us fearfully , and this as well
as the desire to oraen the enlarged quarters with entirely fresh
goods prompts us in making a SPECIAL SALE , at which we will
offer extraordinary bargains.
We are Now Marking down our Stock throughout at such
prices that it will make a stir in the clothing trade , and will move
our goods quickly.
All goods marked in plain figures and at one price.
Nebraska Clothing Company
Cor. Douglas and 14th sts. , Omaha.
OMAHA RUBBER CO.
,
O. H. CURTIS , Pres. - J. HURD THOMPSON , Sec. $ & Treas
Wholesale @ Retail.
"WE
"Fish Brand" Coats , Ilulbs , Douches , Hair Crimpers , Nursery Shcctlug , Fpccalnm' ,
Alrl'lllowe , llriislici , Drill & Duck , Ilnlr 1'ins , Navy llagn , hportsiiieu's Goods ,
AlrllcilH , llrewcr'B Hose , Door Mills , lints , OH Clothing , Stninps ,
Air Cuslilonfl , Caps , Dress Shlelils , Horeo Covers , I'ncklng , Mntloncr's Cum ! ,
Anil Ifattlcri , Capes , Drinking Cups , lloao , It. It. AT. Co.Pnlls , Sjphong ,
Aprons , Carrlncc Cloth , Klastln Unmix , Hose Couplings , Peiftciion Box Syllnge , hplttoonp ,
Atomizers , Cartridge Hags , Kinetic Stockings , lloso I'lpeg , I'diclls , .S\\lininlng Jncketi
Hands , CathcUrx , Eraser ? , I lose Keels , Ten holders. Syiinges . . . . . , 'P if ction tiol
IlamlnKC Gum , Clothing , Fnco lings , Hot Water llottlcfl.IVssnrlcs , n i. I. !
Itnptiemal Pants , Copy Wjok Sheets , 1'lngor Cots ,
Halls , Carpeting , Flower Sprinklers ,
Jinth Mnts , Cement , Floor Scrapers , i
Until Ttibi , Clothes Wringers , FohlinR I'nilB ,
lied Pans , Coats "Fish llrand Foot Halls ,
Ilcd Sheets , Combs ) Force Cups
IUI. & P.Co. Ilcltlng , Comb Cleaners. Fruit Jnr Kings ,
Kelt Hookfl , Corks , Funnels ,
Mellows Cloth , Cork Screws , fiaa Tubing ,
lllbs , Curry Combs , ( ilovca ,
lllankctfl. Cuspadors , Gossamer Caps ,
Hoots Shoes , Cigar Cases , " Cloth ,
Hoys Caps , ChalrTlps.tUutTcrs , " Coats ,
Iloyg Coats , Diapers ,
Iloiiglcs , Diaper Cloth , Gaiter Straps ,
Hracelcts , Dolls , Gun Covers ,
Itrcast Pumps , Dollllodlcs , Guttn Pcrcha ,
Hrenat Shields , Doll Heads , Gymnas'.nms ,
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UulFcrs , Door Hands , Hair Curlers ,
Boston Holdup _ „ JCo's. Kubbcr and Cotton Belting , Packing and Ho'.e. Sole agents in Omaha.
Leather Belting1 ; I'liro Oak Tunned. Manufacturers of "PKKFKCTION IJOX SYWNCrES. "
Manufacturers of "FISH lilt AND 11U11VE11 GOODS. "
OMAHA RUBBER COMPANY , 1008 Farnam St. , OMAHA , NEB.
Mall Orders Solicited and will IlcccUa Prompt Attention.
Nebraska National Bank
OMAHA , NEBRASKA.
Paid up Capital . $250,000
Burplub . 40,000
E. W. Yates , President.
A. E. Touzalin , Vice President.
W. H. S. Hufihes , Cashier.
DJUECTOHS :
W. V. Morse , John S. Collins.
H. W . Yates , Le wii S. Reed ,
A. E. Touxalin.
BANKING OFFICE :
THE IRON BANK ,
Cor li-'th and Farnam Sts.
A Gtneral Hanking Business Transacted ,
FRANK G , HOLLINS & CO. ,
liemben New York Stock Exchange.
BUY AND SUM , ON MAW1IN8 ,
STOCKS AND BONDS ,
Gainr and Provisions.
Clark Srcct , Cltlcayo
( ( irundPuclUoIlntel )
Private wire to Now York.
Correspondence invited by mall or telegraph
DRS.S.&D.DAVIESON
. . .
1707 Olive St. , St. Louis Mo.
1742 Lawrence St. , Denver , Colorado ,
Of the Missouri Stale Museum of Anatomy ,
St. Louis , Mo. , University College Hospi
tal , London , Giescn , Germany and New
York. Having devoted their attention
SPECIALLY TO THE TREATMENT
OF
Nervous. Chronic and
DISEASES ,
More especially those arising from impru
dence , invite all so suffering to correspond
without delay. Diseases of infection and
contagion cured safely and speedily with
out detention from business , and without
the use of dangerous drugs. Pa
tients whose cases have been neglected ,
badly treated or pronounced incurable ,
should not fail to write us concerning their
symptoms. All letters receive immediate
attention ,
JUST PUBLISHED.
And will be mulled FREE to any address
on receipt of one 2 cent stamp. "Practical
Observations on Nervous Debility and
Physical Exhaustion , " to which is added an
' Essay on Marriage , " with important chap
ters on Diseases of ) he Reproductive Or
gans , the whole forming a valuable medical
treatise which should be read by all young
men. Address ,
DHS. S. & D. DAVIKSON ,
1742 Lawrence St. , Denver , Colorado.
1707 Olive St. .St. Louis. Mo.
NEKVITA ir i'7 , ' e"
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1IB A. a. OMJi CO. . NfclM WMMMicwJl .
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DEWEY & STONE
FURNITURE
A magnificent display of everything
useful and ornamental in the furniture *
maker's art , at reasonable prices.
New Model Lawn Mower
rive Slzrs. Will cut Mutter yrans
another. ] . J I a * no equal for
durability and case of operation ,
This is the latest Improved Ma
chine in the Market.
LniH 1'rlrcn. Nctulfor clrr.nltirs.
PHIL STIMMEL & CO.
OMAHA , XJlllltASKA.
State Anent * for Porter's II > iiiiTool (
and Jobbers ofJlindina 'J'tvint :
RELIABLE JEWELER. \
Watches , Diamonds , Fine Jewelry , Silverware )
The largest stock. Prices the lowest. Repairing a specialty. Work warranted. /
Corner Douglas and 15th streets , Omaha. Licensed Watchmaker for the Union i
1'acific Railroad Cotnpsn > .
"CAPITOL HOTEL
Lincoln , Neb.
Tim lie.t known iitul mo-t popular hotel In
thoeiuto. Location central , appointments Hifct
class. IlriiliimrtoiH ( | for coiinriurulHl mon and
all polltlciiluud puljllo gatherings.
K. P. IIOOCJUN , Proprietor.
fl N H III111 RH utIifuniii.ru.feD ATictimot 'i Mlrji
Hill lUU U i'rrinMur . .
MNULinnn U. y. Br c > uJ
IHUIItr , I/Mt Uanbno < ltU > . , li4rlnjtrll- vaLi
every known rMni .lr. hac dUcoriTed iluiflo
pit care , whtrlik * wUisrnd FRBB to bliMlawiuUrnr' .
SCIENTIFIC
INSON & DAVlo
DREXEL & MAUI4 \
Successors to.J no. G Jacobs , M
At tlio oltlstnnd 1 107 Karutim bt. Onlerfl
bytult niuh solioitcil itnil promptlr at *
Umlcdto. Tuhphono No. 225.
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'i ularcc.1 audslrcnuliieni > l.
tent ( ualcd ) fitc. bKIK MiaHCAI. UO. , lluftalu , N. Y.
WoodbridgeBrothers I
STATK AGKNTS i'Oll THh
Decker Brothers
OMAHA , NKU11ASICA ,
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