THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : WEDNESDAY. MAY 25. 1887.
f All THE NEWS OF HIE CITK
Meeting of the Western Academy of
Homeopathists.
'THE CURRAN FAMILY JARS.
The Federal Court Kotind Dead-
Mi * * l < 'rntiko'H Mitslcalc The Poi -
y
i lice CoinrnUslon Wlnilovcr
1'lcntlH Guilty Other News. .
The llotncopnthlsts.
Beginning to-day nnotiier stream of
strangers will Invade Umaha nnd ndd to
tlio hiindrcits already hero In attendance
at the Presbyterian general assembly.
These latest comers are tlio delegates to
the thirteenth annual session of the West
ern Academy of Homoeopathy , which is to
convene this afternoon in the Y
M. C. A. hall in the Williams block , cor
ner ot Fifteenth and Dodge streets. In
connection with this convocation will
also bo held tlio meeting of the Ncbrasku
state homoeopathic medical .society , and
Jolnllv they will compose an Important
gathering. The Western academy emBraces -
Braces nil the territory included in the
western states , from Ohio to the Rockies ,
and a large number of delegates are ex
pected. The ollieers of tlio academy are
as follows : President , C. 11. Goodman ,
M. D. , St Louis ; Viee-Prcsidcnt , 0. Al.
Uinsmoor , M. 1) . , Omaha ; General Secre
tary , C. il. Uurgcr. Al. L.Hoonvillo ) , Mo. ;
Prov. Secretary , J. 11. Miller , Al. D. , Ab-
ingdon , HI ; Treasurer , G. W. Foote , Al.
D. , Galesburg , 111 ; Hoard of Censors , \V.
J. Harris. Al. 1) . . St. Louis ; E. H. Pratt ,
M. D. , Chicago ; h. . McClearv , M. I ) . ,
Monmouth , III. . O. S. Wood , M. U.
Umaha , A. ( J. Cowperthwaite , Al. D. ,
Iowa City. la.
The local lioma-opaths have appointed
the following committees of arrange
ments and reception : Committee of ar
rangements , Dr. W. N. Parsons , Dr. A.
W. llartupce , Dr. C. G. Spniguo , Dr.
John Ahmenson ; reception committee ,
Ur. J. W. Harnsdall and Dr. G. W. Will
iams.
WEDNESDAY'S sr.ssiox.
The opnnlng session begins at Ur,0 : Wed
nesday altcrnonnwlth an unler of exorcises
s follows : Addioss ot welcome to Nebras
ka Dylr. C. Ii. Hart , president of thn Ne
braska State Ihimieopathlc Medical society.
Address of welcome to Omaha by Dr. C. J.
Bpi iio. president of the O.iuha Homico-
rmlhlc Medical .society. Response by Dr. C.
II. Uoodnnin. president Western Academy
of Homo'Opalhy. Appointment of commit
tees , report of treasurer , report of bureau , as
follows :
Clinical Medicine-J. M. Crawford , M. IX ,
chairman , Cincinnati , ( ) . ; ( ! . W. Foote. M.
IX , Galesburg , 111. ; T. S. lloyne , M. IX , Chicago
cage , 111. ; Mr . M.V. . Porter , M. IX , Daven
port la ; D. W. HarlHliorne. M. I ) . , Cincin
nati , U. ; O. S. Kunnels , M. iX.lndlauapolls ,
Ind.
Ind.Mutrrla Me.llca-C. N. Hart , M. D. , chair
man , Denver , Col. ; W. L. Uroyfogle , M. D. ,
Louisville , Ky.S. ; S. Smytlie.M. Fx.Denver ,
Col. ; J. M. Kershaw , Al. I ) . , St Louis , Mo. ;
O. Oumllach , M. IX , St. Louis , Mo. ; W. J.
Uawkes , M. IX , Chicago , III.
TIlUltSDAY MOHNIXO. ,
Ob tetrlcs-O. 8. Walker , M. D. , chairman ,
Bt , Louis , Mo. ; W. C. Richardson , M. D. ,
Bt Louis , Mo. : Julia Holmes Smith , M. D. ,
Chicago , 111. ; Mrs. M. U. Ordway , Wichita ,
Kan. ; KM. McAiTee. M. IX , Clinton , la. ;
\V. D. Foster , M. D. , Kansas City , Mo.
Gynaecology A. C. CowiKjrthwalte , M. D. ,
chamiwu , Iowa City , In. ; K. L. Ludlam , M.
IX , Chicago , III. . L. . Ordway , M , IX , Wich
ita , Kan. ; ( i. II. Parsell. M. IXOmahaNab. ;
II. W. Itoby , M. IX , Topeka , Kan. ; C. J.
illebee , M. IX , St. Pauli Minn.
1'aeuology M. T. Hunnell , M. D. , chalr-
tnan , Kansas City , Mo. ; J. C. Cumimncs , M.
D. . St. Louis , Mo. ; T. C. Duncan , M. I ) . ,
Chicago. 111. ; J , 11. Miller , M. IX , Ablngton ,
III. ; W. A. Kdmonds , M. D. , St. Louis , Mo. ;
'Irs. II. T. Wllcox , St. Louis , Mo.
TIIUnsDAY AFTKII.VOON.
Anatomy , Physiology and Pathology. A.
B. Everett , M. D. , chairman , Denver , Col. ; S.
H. Anderson , M.D. , Kansas City , Mo. : K. T.
Bally , M. D. , Chicago. III. ; W. J. Harris ,
M. IX , St. Louis , Mo. ; IXT. Abel ! , M. IX. So-
flalla , Mo. ; A. 11. Schott , M. D. , St. Louis ,
Mo.
Surgery E. II. Pratt , M. IX , chairman ,
Chicago , HI. ; A. S. Everett , M. IX , Denver.
Col. ; S.U.Pai sons , M. D. , St. Louts. Mo. :
W. D. Foster , M. IX , Kansas City , Mo. ; O.
A. llall.M. D. , Chicago , 111. ; W. il. Caine ,
Btlllwatcr.Mlnn.
Ophthalmology and Otology J. A. Camp
bell , M , D. . chairman , St. Louis , Mo. ; C. II.
Vllns , il. IX , Chicago , III. ; J. T. Beaumont ,
M. D. , Minneapolis , Minn. ; H. W. West-
over , M. D. , St. Joseph , Mo. ; F. F. Casse-
day , M. D. , Kansas City , Mo.
FIIIDAY MOltNKVO.
Nervous and Mental Diseases. N. B
Delarnator , Chairman , Chicago , 111. ; J. ' ! '
Bewmont. M. IX. Minneapolis , Minn. : J.M.
Kewhaw. M. IX , St Louis , Mo. : H. 13. Fe- ,
Iowa , M. 1) . Chicago , 111. ; N. A. Pouuoyer
M. D. , Kenosha , WIs.
Sanitary Sclehce C. J. Burger , M. D. ,
entlrman , lloonvillc , Mo. ; W. C. Drake. M.
D. , Nashville , Tenn. : W. J. Harris , M. IX ,
Bt Louis , Mo. ; Mrs. H. T. Wllcox , M. D. ,
St Louis. Mo. ; A. K.-lligboo. M. I ) . , Minne
apolis. Minn. ; Mrs. M. Addle Hester , To-
peba , Kan.
s Pharmacy 11. K. Arndt , M. D. , chairman ,
\ Ana Arbor. Mich. ; T. C. Duncan , M. D. ,
ChVuuro , HI. ; A. McNeil. M.D.Now Albany ,
IndljT. P- Wilson , M. IX , Ann Arbor ,
Utah. : W. II Elder , M. D. . Terre Haute ,
lad ; ; J. P , Ueppert , M. D. , Cincinnati , O.
1 FIIIDAY AFTEJINOON.
Legislation , Ueglstration and Statistics
& .J.Donald , M. D. , chairman , Stlllwater ,
Mlnn.T. ; S. lloyno , M. D. , Chicago , III. ; J.
H. Mosoloy , M. D. . Olatho , Kan. ; L. A.
Bishop , M. IX , Fond du Lac , WIs. : W. II.
Hunt , M. D. Covlnuton , Ky. ; L. Sherman ,
M. U. , Milwaukee , WIs.
Beport ot board of censors , report of com
mittees , unlinlshed and Miscellaneous busi
ness , election of oflleers , time and place of
next meeting , adjournment ,
THE CD UK AN FAMILY JAUH.
Un. Ourran Telia Her Slilo of the
Domestic DlITeronucs.
, < Mrs. M. Al. Curran appeared at the
s BEE oflico yesterday morning and put in
a defense to the report published concern'
Ing her boarding house and her
elf. She denies , in tote , Cur
fan's statements that she nb
lentcd herself from homo to enjoy the
lociety of a man named Kane or an >
, other man. Slio says she wont to Council
Bluffs on Sunday afternoon to attend tlio
Wife of J. P. Staploton who had just
Bvcn birth to u son. She returned Mon
ty morning. Instead of taking the
money unit certificate of deposit of the
old man called "Uncle , " who is Alichao
Pyno she says she had no money am
that Curran coaxed the money and the
Did man's watch from him and has botl
itlll. Site contends that Curran never
Worked to support her , but is half the
UBSU sick nnd the other half drunk , and
.when drunk ho is temporarily insane.
He ia jealous of every boarder in the
house , including "Uncle , " who is
* lfthtyycarsold. She hasninochildrcn and
bM always worked hurd , having kept u
hotel in Plattsmouth and sustaining her-
Milt nnd family hero by the same bus-
, luesa.
When she returned from Council
Bluffs Alonday , "Undo" told her that
> Curran had his money and watch. She
: Hiked her husband to return tlio property
to "Uncle , " whereupon she alleges
that ho struck her with a
spittoon and also hit tlm
. old man. As evidence of having been
( truck she exhibited n small cut on her
l head , nnd stated that the old man was
1 cut over the c.yu. Curran has left the
r-house , and she hopes lie will not come
back.
She was nskml why slio didn't takq a
club and tlrcss her husband down. She
i that she was berry now that she
Kane ArrcRtotl.
A. 8. Kane was arrested yesterday on n
warrant sworn out by u mun named Cur-
ffMt. These are the persons concerned-
in the row mentioned in Monday's
HER. Kane is accused of disorderly con
duct , but it is likely the county attorney
will look into the merits of the case.
Now Gorman Dally.
Articles of Incorporation of the West-
lichcr Courier Publishing company were
placed on lilo in the county clerk's olllco
yesterday morninc. The object of the cor
poration Is to publish a German daily and
weekly newspaper In this city. Tlio list
of incorporators embraced tlio names of
fiomo of our most prominent and inlluon-
tial citi/.ens , and the new enterprise will
bo launched under peculiarly fayor-
nblo and auspicious conditions. It
is backed bv sulliclcnt capital to
insure its financial success ; the capital
stock is H.xed at $10,000 , and half of It is
already subscribed.
Tlio Courier will bo a representative
daily in tlio German language , edited in
tlio true , loyal , liberal American spirit ,
nu American journal for the in
telligent German-American citizen
and his children , a news
paper , in the truu sense of the word ,
printed in the German language. The
lion. Ilriino T/schuck takes nctivo inter
est in tlm now enterprise , and his name
is a guarantee ! of good faith and solidity.
Mr. Alfred Marsehner , who has made
Omaha his homo for over two years and
in that time has looked over the news
paper field hero thoroughly , will assume
the practical management of the Courier.
Ho comes from Wisconsin well recom
mended as a practical newspaper man of
largo experience.
HOIIH of VetcrnnH Drill.
The junion Sons of Veterans are ur
gently requested to meet in Gormania
hall , Nineteenth aud Harnoy streets , on
Saturday next , at 12.30 p. m. , in full
dress , for the pri/.o drill. Those who are
not supplied witli caps and lances should
report earlier. The drill will begin
tit 1 o'clock , and continue until the judges
make a selection of the ono most profi
cient in drill and deportment , to whom
the beautiful medal of gold and silver
will bo presented to the sons by
the daughtcs of veterans , and Ma
jor E. H. ( } . Suites , who has taken
so much interest in ( trilling
the sons will appoint from their number
tlio necessary ollicors to command the
company on Memorial day. This will be
an interesting occasion , and all who are
interested in the old soldiers' sons should
attend.
The medal above referred to has been
made to order by Kdliolm & Akin , and
can bo seen at their store opposite the
postotlicc.
Explanatory Cnrrt.
OMAHA , May 23. To the Editor of the
KF.E : Please insert the following as a cor
rection of the statement under the cap
tion , "Ptiget Sound Co-operative Col
ony , " in the issue of this evening's HKE :
I stated that between thirty and forty
men and women of Omaha , most of them
having families , had subscribed to the
"Pugot Sound Co-oporative Colony"that
they wore Saturday night organized
into the Omaha branch , that while sev
eral families would depart at once , the
rest would wait until preparations had
boon made for thorn , and that Mr. V.
yoldo % vas tlio organizer and would deliver -
liver his farewell address Sunday after
noon. Otherwise the statement is about
correct. Respectfully ,
Uii. M. S. KAUFMAN.
Edison Electric Light System Estimaets
furnished. GEO. W. COSTEII ,
Paxton House , Oniuha , Agent.
Mualcnlo by Miss Frnnko.
A miislcalo will be eivcn by Miss Rachel
Franko , recently of New York , at Lyon
& Iloaly's music hall , on Saturday even
ing , May 28 , at 8 o'clock. Mr. Nahan
Franko , violinist , and Mr. Martin Cahn ,
pianist , will assist. The following is the
programme :
I'llOOKAMME.
I. Aria , La Sonmambula Bellini
3. Violin Solo Tartlnl
Mr. Nahan Franko.
( ( dDas ) Hardekind..III Sclmtler
3. Soncs { ( o ) Ah I Can 1 Conceive It ?
I P. Umlauft
4. Truhllnislled ; OsKar Well
Soprano , Violin and Piano.
5. Aria , "Ulnaldo , " Handel
0. "Uiigeduld" Schubert
Cottage colors ready for use in now
and desirable shades. Alabastino in
various tints , the original and only per
manent wall finish , supersedes calci
mine for beauty und durability , and is
easily applied. Paints , window glass ,
brushes , etc. , largest and most complete
stock west of Chicago. Cummings &
Ncilson , 11181'arnam St.
rioadcd Guilty ,
Yesterday morning thn case of W. R.
iVindover , charged with forgery , was
called in the district court. The prisoner
pleaded guilty , and the case of Joseph
Urown , charged with grand larceny , was
called. Brown also pleaded guilty ,
whereupon the case of James Wrxchtel ,
also charged with crand larceny , was
called. Wachtol pleaded guilty of petit
larceny. The criminal court adjourned
until yesterday afternoon , when the case
of Edward Kerr , for shooting with intent
to kill , was taken up.
Attention , Knight * of Pythlni.
All members of Park lodge No. 69 , K.
of P. are hereby notified to meet at their
Castle hall , northwest corner Fourteenth
and Douglas street , on Thursday after
noon at 1 o'clock , May 26 , to attend the
funeral of our late brother. L. H. Wisby.
Members of all other lodges are also in
vited to bo present.
O. P : TiiOMi-soy , C. C.
Open Air Meeting.
Tlio boys and cirls ol the Sunday
School temperance army will hold a
mooting in Jefferson square on Sixteenth
strnet , between Cass and Chicago , this
evening , from 7 to 8 o'clock. Tlio young
crusaders will bo present in uniform and
sing a number of their temperance songs.
Addresses will bo delivered by Revs.
Thomas Marshall. D. D. , R. II. Allen , U.
1) . , and J. A. Wordin , 1) . U. , of the
Presbyterian assembly.
Found Dead.
Louis Wisbo , an old and well known
contractor of this city , was found dead in
his bed yesterday morning by his wife.
Mr. Wisbe retired in his usual health the
night before and his death is believed to bo
duo to heart disease. Tlio arrangements
for tlio funeral have not yet been com
pleted. Mr. Wisbo lived at 1015 South
Twelfth street , He was about fifty years
of ugo.
For Sale.
A good brick machine in good running
order. N. W , Williams , Council Bluffs.
Held Tor Further Hearing.
John Flynn and Charles Reilly , who
were captured by Ollicors Cormack , Mc
Donald and Martyn in the woods south
of the city Monday afternoon , wore before
the police judge yesterday morning but
were remanded for further hearing. The
stock of shoc\s found in their possession
are believed to have been stolen at
Sohuylor , Nob. , where a boot and bhoo
store was robbed Saturday night last.
Citizens Complain.
The citi/.ons of Cuming street in North
Omaha make a complaint that their
neighborhood is not looked after properly
by thn sanitary ollicors of tlio city. They
want a general cleaning up iu that sec
tion.
NO OCCASION FOIt DISPUTE.
The Police Comtnlsalonera ' Believe
That the Council AY III Aid Them ,
The police and fire commissioners were
in an equable frame of mind yesterday
morning and feel confident that the coun
cil will assist them , without much
squabbling , by adopting their regu
lations and authorising an enlargement
of the police force to seventy or seventy-
live men.
Commissioner Bennett said yesterday
morning : "We don't expect there will bo
much opposition to our regulations when
it is thoroughly understood that they are
by no moans our own but an adaptation
from the rules in cities of about Omaha's
population. There is nothing original in
these regulations. Cleveland , O , , is pat
terned titter it to a great extent , and wo
have only made such changes as are sug
gested bv experience in Minneapolis ,
Kansas Ciiy and St. Louis. Of course ,
the council has nothing to do with tlio
chief , or with any othei appointments or
dismissals on tlio police force. They
have only to approve the chief's bond ,
and it is conceded that the ono which
ho has given Is good for twice the
amount. All the trouble , if there has
been a iy trouble of a perious character ,
has arisen from misunderstandings , and
has been incited by friends of police of
ficers who do not like the regulations.
Any man who is in favor of good order
will approve thorn , and I feel confident
the council will. We want to work in
harmony and want the council to help us
toward reorganizing and increasing the
police department to as nearly n first-
class force as the city can alVoru. "
United Stntcs Court.
In United States court yesterday an in
formal trial of the case of the First .Nat
ional bank of Chicago vs Samuel Katz of
Omaha , was held with tlio result of a
judgment for the plaintill' . Katz ways
for the pleasure of endorsing a friend's
note.
The case of M. Jones vs Sheriff Path-
bun , of Dakota county , was ou trial yester
day afternoon. Jones was a creditor of
one Corey , at Pendor , whoso goods he at
tached. On the attachment lie obtained
judgment last year. In the meantime
Corey made an assignment to Sheriff
Rathbun. The question now is who is
entitled to the money arising from tlio
sale of tlio goods.
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
This powder never varies. A marvel o
purity , strength and wholetomeiicss. 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. , 106 Wall-st. ,
Ner York.
O.N.T
GEORGE A , CLARK ,
SOLE AGENT.
The BEST and HOST FOPHLAH
Sewing Thread of Modern Time * .
BEWAHE OF IMITATIONS ,
Sold at wholesale by
Kllputrlck Koch < k Co. , Dry
Good * Co , ,
M. 13. Smllli & Co.
Pnxlon , UalliiKlicr Ac Co.
And by nil Itctull Dealers.
HAY FEVER.
NOTICK Allsullorers from HayFovcrwho
will use tlio Smuko Dull nnU "I > ot > eHntor"pncn-
ago six weeks prior to August 1st , I88i , nnd
Imvo the tlrst symptoms of tlio dlsonsu iinpoar
lifter that dute. wo will HUKUNU TUB MONEY
l.iisl summer this remedy was used ) > y ninny
bullorers , and imve satisfaction la every case.
"Carbolic Braoko" ( fives Immediate rollof In
Catarrh , Asthma , llroneliUl mid Throat Alfeo-
tlotu , ileuducuo , Croup , Colds , Lung ] ) lseu Cl ,
etc. , and If taken in connection with our Dobel-
Itttor treatment Is warranted tocuro every case.
A r'rco Test at our ollico parlors. Bent by
mall on receipt of prlco , ( J. Sinalco Uall , f. ,
Uebellatorll. .
CAIinOMO SMOKE I1AI.L CO. .
'Room 11 Crcigliton Ulock , Omuuu , Nob.
EVELYN COLLEGE.
For young women , Princeton , N. J. '
. Prospectus , full particulars , sent on ap
plicaton to } . H , McElvaine.
PIANOS
CHIMBRING
BIB
VosedSons
Instruments exchanged , rented anil
sold on caxy payments , below
Factory Prices ,
Instruments sUnhtly used at
GREAT BARGAINS.
Max Meyer &Bro
Omaha , Neb.
OMAHA
ron rn THIITMINT or
Chronic & Surgical Diseases
DR. MoMENAMY , Proprietor.
Bulecn jams' Hoitiiial nnd I'rlr&U ) Practice
Wo hare tlio facilities , apparatus and rernedlcr
for the lucceufal treatment of cterf form of rtl .
i asc requiring cither medical or Burgles ! treatment ,
and lovlto all to come and IntcBtl tito for thcmgelm
> < r correspond with us. Long cspcrlcDce la trent-
Iii cmes lij latUr ecablci us to treat man ; ca n
icientiflcalfy without urcln ? them.
Wn\TK \ TOR CIKCUI.AU on Dcfomltlei and
Ilroccn , Club Feet , Curratures of the Spine
DIIEAIES or Won * * , Piles , Tumors , Cancers ,
Catarrh , Bronchitis , lubalatlon , Electricity , Parnl-
.mis , fipllcpiy , Kidney , Eju , Xtr , Skin , Blood auc ]
nil surgical operations.
JJatlerlea , Inhalers , Ilrmcei , Trusses , an )
nil kind * of Uedlcal and Surgical Appliances , man
ufactured and for sale
The onhr tillable Mtdleal Inihtutt making
Private , Special & Nervous Diseases
. rA BPKC1AI.TT.
ALL CONTAGIOUS AND BLOOD DISKASR1' ,
front n'haterer cause produced , eucccnf ally treated.
We em remove Syphilitic poison from the system
without uurcury.
New rtitnratlre treatment for loisof Tltal power.
ALL COMMUNICATIONS CONFIDENTIAL
C ll and consult us or send caste-nnd post-office
nddrtij plainly written enelMe.Mamp , and we
will tend you. In plain wrapper ? our
PRiVAfEJblRCULAR TO MEr
UPON PHITITB , SPXOUL AXDJIEKTOUI DiiBAtf.
SsKtMii , WriKMiM , HnnmTOKBHaA , iMrovtr.
cr , Brrnitis , GOXOKKHCZA , QUIT , Viiucocz- .
STRICTURE. ARO ALL Dimim or TDK GBMT.I
UIIINAHT OBSAMS , or tend history of your care . > 01
an opinion.
Persons unable to rlilt us may b treated at Ihcli
homes , by correspondence. Mcdlctaes and Inetrn
tncnU sent by mall or express SECURELY PACK
BO FROM onsuHVATIO.V.no marks to indicate
tontenta or sender. Ono personal iuterrlcw prc
for red if convenient. Fifty rooms for the a c.iu :
modatlon of patients. Board'and attendance i'
reasonable prices- Address ll ) ; ttsrs to
Omaha Medical and Surgical Institutn
Cor. 13th SI. in < ) Ctaltol4M OMAH * . . "
OMAHA X29GFOT
PALDI
1312 Douglass St. .
SPORTING GOOD' '
1887 Model.
Windermere
Tamils Bat
Is the delight
ol all skillful
Tennis Play
ers.
THILAKKIK ,
QIEIMWOOD ,
OtKEYA ,
'AVDRIH Ml
MtS'OWi ,
making the finest
ot Tennis Bats
on the market , rang
ing In price , from$1.50
to $0.00 each.
' Agents for Wright < t
Dltson'i Wentworth
Rocket , and W. < t D.'s
Adopted Tennis Bill ,
Bpaldlng'sTradeMarkcd
Tcnuls Ball , Striped
Tennis Coats , Hats ,
Delta , Shoes , Stockings ,
complete Tennis Uni
forms , and everything
pertaining to Lawn
Tennis. Catalogue free
upoii application.
Cols & Gorton ,
1312 Douglas St.
BONED WITH.KABO.
The ONLY CORSET made that ran be returnwj
by Its purchaser after TUttEK W l'.U.'ti
WEAK It not found
PERFECTLY SATISFACTORY
In ererr rcipect. and Its price refunded br seller.
Made In a varietr of Hjlet and prlcci. Sold by first-
rlans dealers everywhere. Beware ; > f wortlile.s Imi
tations. None Kcnulnu without Hall's name ou box.
CHICAGO CORSET CO. .
102 FRANKLIN STREET. CHICAGO.
York.
FOB SALE.
A full bloodeU Norman and u thorouirhliroil
Cuhfiinnil Wuitnor Cl y. Calico was Imported
by llORiin llrotlicre. Ottnwu , 111. . U 17 huml *
lillfli ; Klrtli 7 feet a Inches , nnil weijrhs IWO
Ilia ; ho has u record for heiivy horses of I min
utes. Clity , H thoroughbred trotting ttiillion ,
and registered la Amerleiui Stml Hook , Is u
chestnut , 10 ImiuU IIK | > I , weight 1-01. Alsa n
rcffl'tored Clay colt I'or jmrtlculnro , nddri'si
. T. II. HAKXi-S , itox 8J7 , OiaaJia , Neb.
SWEEPING REDUCTION
We want to close out our light weight suits now while there is a
demand for them and not wait until the season is over. For that rea
son we had a great mark down , of which the following are a
few samples ,
One lot of fine worsted four button cutaway frocks , in neat silk
mixtures , lined with silk serge and elegantly made , which formerly
sold low'at $20 , now reduced to $16.50.
Several lots of fine worsted sacks , ol same description , in differ
ent patterns , bound and unbound , formerly sold low at 18.50 and
$17.50 , nowredticed to $14.50
One lot of fine worsted four button cutaway frocks , light color ,
silk faced , and equal to custom made , formerly sold low at $20now
reduced to $15.
500 light and dark colored cheviot , pin check and various nobby
spring suitings , formerly sold at $15 , $12 and $10 , now reduced to
$12 , $10 and $8.
Special attention is called to our line of summer coats and vests ,
in flannel , serge , mohair , alpacca and seersuckers , in all new and
fashionable shades , and rangmg in price from $1 up to $5.25 for
coat and vest. A GREAT BARGAIN , is our $3.25 mohair coat
and vest. The same is sold elsewhere for from $6 to $7.
All goods marked in plain figures and at one price.
Cor. Douglas and 14th sts. , Omaha.
OMAHA RUBBER CO.
,
O. H. CURTIS , Pres. - J. HURD THOMPSON , Sec. 2& Treas
Wholesale © Retail.
"WE IlfcT STOCK : ZR/CTBBEIR ,
"Fish Brand" Coats , llulbs , UouchcB , Hair Crimpers , Nursery Sheeting , .Speculum' ,
Air 1'lllovTS , llrunhes , Drill & Duck , Hair Pius , Nnvy lings , Sportsmen's Goods.
Alrllcds , Brewer's lloao , Uoor Mnte , Hats , Oil Clothing , Stamps ,
.Air Cushions , Capg , Dreifl Shields , Horse Covers , Packing , fctntioncr'a Oum ,
Anti Haulers , Capca , Drinking Cups , Hose , II. 11. * 'P. I'o.Palln , " ' Syphons ,
Aprons , Carrlnpo Cloth , Elastic llnnda , Hose Couplings , Perftction Bos Syringe , Spit' ,
Atomizers , Cartridge ; Hogs , Elastic Stocking ! , lloso Pipes , Pencils , Swimming Jackets
Bands , Cathctard , Erasers , Hose Heels , Pen holders. Syringes 'P.it.ction Box ,
Kandagc Gum , Clothing , Face liags. Hot Water loUle6tPc8sarlcs ! , Thimbles ,
Itaptismal I'auts , Copy Hook Sheets , Finger Cots , Haversacks , Piano CoTors , Throat Bags.
Bulls , Carpeting , Flower Sprinkler * , Ice Bags , Pipes , Tubing ,
lluth Mats , Cement , Floor Scrapers , IceCaps , Pipe Stems , Tumblers ,
Bnlli Tubs , Clothes Wringers , Folding Pails , InkStnnds , Plant Sprinklers , Toys.
lied Pans , Coats "FUh Brand" Foot llalls , Invalid Cushions , Pure Rubber , Tceth'glllnge&Padi ,
lied Sheets , Combs , Force , Pants , Tobacco Pouches ,
UUIUUB. Cupi *
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Il.ll..tI'.Co. netting , Comb Cleaners , Fruit Jar Kings , Lined Hose | , Pistol Pockets , Trotting Rolls ,
Belt Hooks , Corks , Funnels , Lace Cutters , Rattles , Urlnnls.
Bellows Cloth , Cork Screws , Uas Tubing , Llfo Preservers , Rubber Dam , Umbrellas ,
Bibs , Curry Combs , Ulovcs , Mackintosh Goods , Rulers , Ventilating Soles ,
Blankets , Cuspadors , Gossamer Caps , Match Boxes , Rcp.ilrlngCloth , Wagon Aprons ,
Boots & Shoes , Cigar Cases , " Cloth , Martingale Rings , Khaft Rubbers , Wagon Covers ,
Boys Caps , ChairTlns& Buffers , Coats , Mats , Shoes Jt Boots , Wagon Springs ,
Boys Coats , Diapers , " Waterproofs , Matting , Sink Scrapers , Weather Strips ,
Bougies , Diaper Cloth , Gaiter Straps , Mirrors , Scoops , Webbing ,
Bracelets , Dolls , Oun Covers , Mittens , Shooting Coats , Wading Pants ,
Breast , Bodies , Perclia , , . Water Bottles ,
Pumps Doll Uutta Nipples Sling-shots.
Breast Shields , Doll Heads , Uymnas'.umi , Nursing Bibs. Soling , Window Cleaners.
Uullers , Door Bauds , Hair Curlers , Nursing Bottles , Spouec Hags , Wringer Rolls ,
' Boston Belting _ 'Go's. Unbbcr anil Cotton IteUiuR , Packing and Hose. Sole ngcntM in Omalin.
Leather lieftlng- ; Pure Ouk Tanned. Manufacturers of "PERFECTION BOX SYKINGES. "
Manufacturers of "FISH BRAND RUBBER GOODS. "
OMAHA RUBBER COMPANY , 1008 Farnam St , , OMAHA , NEB.
Mall Ordcri Solicited and will Receive Promut Attention.
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13OS
EACH PURCHASER OF GOODS TO THE AMOUNT OF *
"Will "be ZFresenrLted.witli. . eu
THE SEW YORK AND OMAHA CLOTHING COMPANY
1308 FARNAM STREET.
WEALTH.
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1DZAI. BROILING.
Brollliif ; can bo done In tlio oven of tlie
Chillier Oak ItanRa or St tvo with tlio Who
Ciiu7o Oven IJour , muroputfcvtly than over
Jlio live coals.
j ay the steak , chops , hnm ir fish on n
wheurollcror inuatiacl : , jilaclnL'It In an
culinary l > ako van to catch the driii ] > lng < < .
Allow Ittoromaln In tlio ovinvllhtlio
iloor closed 16 or S20 minutes. No turnlne
la icquired. At thu end of this tlino It will
bo found nicely cooked ready to Bcr\o.
THIS JSTIIU IIIUAT. WAV TO 1IHOII. MEATS.
There \i \ no taint of coal-gas or smoke ,
nnd the meats at e nioro tender iind better In
llavor than these broiled over thn coals.
Tlio convrnlenco or biollliiK In the oven
will lie appreciated by every liouse-keeiiiT ,
nnd adds another to the many icabons why
the Charter Oak ] Jaii'o ( or Ktovo with tlm
AVIro Oau/o Oven Door should bo preferred
BEND ran IUOSTRATEO CiRCuuna HD Pniet Ltsn. to till others now in the market.
CUABTEBOAK B10VK3 and EANGEffare SOLD IK NEBHASKA ai ( ollowi :
MILTOK ROGERS & SONS OMAHA. TANNKI.I. & .SWLINIV. : KAIKBCRT.
1' . KENNEV. GOBBON. C.liin.Kft FAOKK , K ANKIIM.
DAI.LAS fi LK'ISON , HASTISCS. N I. JOHNSON , , , N RT" H N" '
K. C. I1RKWKR , HAV SPBINGS. McCAKKERTV . , O'NKiLt Cnv.
II. A1RU & CO. . NEBRASKA CITY , U IIAZI.EWOOI ) , . . . . .OscroiA.
W. K. TEMPLE I ON , NELION , J.S DUKK. . PtATTkHOUlll.
j , n. STURIJEVANT & bON ATKINSOH. A. I'HAKStiN , . . .brmuiso.
1. KASS&CO CIIAUKOM. J G. ( JRIIKN. . faTROiimunc. ,
KRAUSE , LUUKER & WELCH COLUMUUS. 1 A J'AUDEN&SON SuwRion ,
OLDS UKOS EUCAR. T1MMUWAM &IKAKER VKKDOM.