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OMAHA DAILY BEE ; SATURDAY , OCTOBER ] . 1887.
Making Beady to Accord Grover a Grand
Reception.
A RIDE THROUGH THE CITY.
One too > lnjr Mm In n Family Ijlkcly
to Cniiso n TrnKody A Miss-
Inic Bankrupt Other
tiocal News.
All For CJrovor.
Yesterday morning there was a mooting
of gctitlumcn in Max Meyer's store to
make arrangements for the reception of
President Cleveland on tile 12th of October
The bonnl of trmlo was represented by
President Max Meyer , Johli A McShano
and P. K. Her ; the Knights of Pythias by
Colonel Hnrrcll , Captain Crapcr and
Julius Meyer , and the council by Pres
ident licckcl and Councilman IJ.iilcy ,
Ford , Htiscall and Lowry.
Mr. McShanc presided and Max Meyer
noted as secretary.
It was announced that the president
would arrive on the llHIi of next month
and that hist stay would not bu longer
than an hour and a half , and it was nro
rssary therefore that the reception con
templated should be in keeping with that
time.
A drive through the city was decided
upon as the me.ins to interest the presi
dent and the people. Along the route
could be arranged the civic and military
sociotic' which should desire to take part
in the reception.
The Knights of Pythias , it was an
nounced , would form on Tenth and Fur-
niun streets , or. both Hides of those thor
oughfares , and thus extend possibly to
Fifteenth , as it was thought there would
ho at least U.OOOknigrHs present. Through
thoHo lines the presidential party could
bo driven , and after the passauo of the
sumo the knights would fall in and pa
rade until it .should become necessary for
the presidential visitors to move at a
rapid trait to pass over the route.
Several routes were proposed , the most
favorable one being the following : Tenth
to Farnam , thence to SixteenthInenco to
Dodge , Fifteenth , Capitol avenue. Four
teenth , Doiiglas.Tentli , llaruey.Klcventh
south to a favorable crossing , thence
north on Tenth pu t lirownull hall to the
denot.
This route is subject to rc\ision , and
to-day , with this end in view , a sub
committee consisting of Messrs.
McShanc , Bailey , Hcchel , Julius
Mojer and Her will travel over
it , meeting afterward to decide upon u
Holcction. It is quite probable that the
premdcnt will he driven around the high
school , from which place ho may bo
able to get an excellent view of the entire
city.
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A committee of live on decorations was
suggested and this led to the suggestion
n meeting of citi/.ens to subscribe money
with which to decorate the city on the
line of the presidential drive.
The committee \\ill meet again this
morning.
A IIUSHAM ) AM ) A IiOVCIl.
Family Troubles Caused Hy 'ion Many
Alcn.
A. Harvey , a porter on the Union Pa
cific railway , who resides on Leaven-
worth street between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth , is having anything but a
felicitous time with his wite , whom ho
married six years ago in St. Joseph , Mo.
Harvey's duties keep him from
homo the greater part of the time.
His wife , no doubt thinking it
not good for her to bo alone ,
made a mash on n moke named Johnson
who works in a livery stable on Eigh
teenth street and had him with her dur
ing the absence of her husband. One
night recently. Harvey came homo un
expectedly and found Johnson enjoying
the fruits of his labor and basking in the
snnlight of his wife's eyes. Harvey
locked tlio door and Johnson started to
run oil' but was caught , and
now carries u badly punished
head. Johnson continued his visits and
on n later occasion was warned to keep
uway , when ho nourished a revolver at
the outraged husband and defied him to
do anything. The people in that neigh
borhood expect a tragedy to occur al
most at any time. '
HoVIIH llankriipt.
A man named Walker has been staying
nt the Millaid hotel for a few days and
has been displaying himself in the most
gorgeous manner. > Vlion he wanted to
leave the house yesterday lie had no
money. Then his trunk was hold. Ho
said ho had a bank account at Sibley , la.
and asked the clerk to telegraph for any
amount. The clerk did oo but the an
swer was unsatisfactory. Then the gor
geous gentleman wrote : "Dear llattio.
Things have gene wrong with mo. The
Missouri river claims mo to-night. Kiss
Hattie , the baby , for mo. DICK "
Ho asked that this note bo not posted
until after 8 o'clock. Ho left an envelope
addressed to "Mrs. K. Walker , West Third
street , Sioux City , la. , " and suddenly
disappeared.
SOUTH OMAHA NEWS.
A handsome little girl made its appear-
nnco yesterday at the homo of Mr. and Mrs
William Glenn.
James Ho wo , of Chicago , arrived yester
day morning to take charge of the ollieo of
Armour's packing house.
The now Hour mill at Albright is boinc
put up rapidly and will bo ready for
operation in a few weeks.
Dr. Downing , of Orleans , Neb. , and
an old classmate of Dr. Kirkpatriek , waa
visiting the latter yesterday.
The doubli ! track on the Union Pacific
between this city and Council HI nils will
bo ready for use by Sunday.
A now store room will bo erected on N
street , near Hudson's storo.
Harvey Uchr has returned from a trij :
' west , and has resumed hta duties in tUv
B. it M. ollieo.
A. D. Uonwu.y , n citi/on of Cardova ,
III. , is in the city with a view of starting
in business here.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Heuson , were
honored yesterday by the appearance o
twinH at their home. The cherubs weigl
7j pounds each.
James P. Hayes and A. Kilner hav <
returned from a hunting tour through tin
valley country. They brought bacl
some nice lish and gamo.
One plain druuk was brought before
Judge Heuther yesterday mottling am
mulcted in the sun. of $ U.r > 0.
Enterprise Lodge Knights of Pythia
held a meeting hero Thursday night am
confored the second degree on sixteei
> new members.
Alderman Locschcr will open his ncv
saloon and hotel , the golden gate , 01
Tuesday evening with a grand ball.
A number of the republicans of Soutl
Omaha met in the Times ollieo Thursda ;
and organized what is known as th
South Omaha Republican club. F. M
Smith was elected president , A. J. liiild
win vice-president and L. Carpenter sea
rotary. 1 ho club has twenty-one mem
bers.
There was a little sensation hero Thurs
flay night , when a young man fron
Omaha hiui-Mnggie Maroney. alms Lill
Koarh , alias Ncllm Taylor , a fallen tlpv
V belonging toDug Johnson's bagnio nrros
' . ted , The complainant suid the. girl live
u Omaha , , was only thirteen } our
old , nnil that her parents did not
know where she was , but thought she
was working for some respectable fam
ily. The girl was sent to a hotel in
cnnrgo of a policeman , but was released
yesterday morning , as she claimed to beef
of age. She lias been in the dive onlyfour
weeks , nnd was then a very innocent-
looking thing , not appearing over four
teen , but has been contaminated by the
society in which she has moved. The
girl's father has been notified to come
after her. _
nit ; COUKTS.
What WIM Done Urfore the JticlKCH
YcHtc relay.
There was very little business done in
the district court yesterday. The case of
Wilson against Shields occupied Judge
( Jroir.s attention and tins Hartman case
demanded Judge Wakcley's time.
Judge ( Jroir will makn several deci
sions in criminal cases this morning and
Monday morning ho will commence to
hear the criminal cases ready for trial.
Judge Wakeloy will take up the equity
docket Monday morning.
I'OMCU COt'UT.
There were six vags and eight drunks
before Judge Horka yesterday morning.
Four of the former were discharged , ouo
ordered to leave town and one got ten
days , Of the drunks three were dis
charged , two got $5 and costs and one
paid til ) and costs. Charles Ktiss ,
grand larceny , was bound over to
the district court in the sum of 500.
Five gamblers Tom Presson , Sam Keys ,
Will Lewis , S. U. Fmley , and Robert
Hates had their cases continued until
1 ! JO p. in. to-day Hall , a gambler , had
his case continued until October 6 at 2 p.
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Tlio Coiincllmnti anil thn lllankcts.
Several of the councilmen spoke yes
terday to a HKI : reporter disclaiming
all responsibility for the sufleriug of the
prisoners in the city jail , because of lack
of covering , during those cold nights.
They claim that Chief Seavoy made a
requisition upon the comptroller and that
the latter had failed to rccogni/c
it because- lie had been informed
that he would bo held personally re
sponsible for any goods delivered to him
on his order. Air. Goodrich , ' the comu-
trollcr told Mr. Hartman this and
further that all that it was necessary to
do to secure the blankets was for him to
put his name to the requisition. This ,
the councilman claimed , Mr. Hartman
refused to do. How the blankets , were
subsequently obtained , the councilm.in
could not tell. The intent was not to bo
careless of the prisoners but to show
that they do not rccognuo the chief ,
especially when the members of the com
mission may do all that is required in
such emergencies.
of Pythian.
The work of preparation for the grand
celebration of the Knights of Pythias in
this city is progressing satisfactorily.
Among the latest to signify their intent
of being present are IJrigadier General
K. L. Ur.ind of Illinois , Colonel J.
II , Lyon of Lea\enworth , Kali. ,
and Colonel E , II. Ribbon of
Marshalltown , who will como with
the crack uniformed division of that
place to compote for the pri/cs. Besides
the lodges already enumerated Ft. Dear
born division of Chicago , one of tiio best
drilled in the country , will also be pres
ent. The intention is to decorate the
Farnam street arcli in a most beautiful
manner. The cential figure will com
prise Damon and Pythias , ami on each of
the pedestals will bo a live knight in
armour.
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Turtle soup at RoscnmumPs.
A Von nc Jockey ,
Charles Morton , the English jockey ,
whose last engagement was one of $3,000
n year to ride for Lord William Bcres-
ford , brother to Lord Marcus , the olli-
cially appointed starter of the English
Jockey club , is in town. Lord William
Beresford the late
was aide-de-camp to
viceroy of India , Lord Kipon. When Mor
ton rode for him , ho won the viceroy's cup
on Reputation , the colonial's cup on
Palnierston , the Maraja Sebungus cup
on Little Charley , the grand annual on
Jack ; also the Umbala stakes and manv
other classic races. Merton is here
broken down and on his way to Califor
nia. He is twentyliveyears old , andean
ride at ninety pounds , lie would take any
kind of employment to get to the east ,
whore he could follow Ins calling.
Turtle soup at Hosenmuml's.
After Kolhory.
Officers from Council Blull's were in the
city last night looking for Herb Hothery ,
and they made themselves quite numer
ous near several dwellings. District At
torney Daily , of the Blull's , telephoned
that Kotliory was in South Omaha and
thither a whole posse went. The facts
are that Hothery is now in Australia ,
having taken the train tlio next day alter
his sentence and gene directly westward
to S.m Francisco , whence he shipped ,
Arc You GoiiiK I2nat ?
The Limited Express of the Michigan
"Tho Falls Boute "
Central , Niagara ,
which leaves Chicago at 3:10 : p. m. every
day , is in many respects the favorite
train East , on account of its splendid
equipment , admirable service and fast
time , for which no extra charge is matio.
It carries superb \Vacnor Palace Sleep
ing Cars , running through without
change to Toronto via the Canadian
P.iciuc , to New York via the Now York
Central it Hudson Bivor , and to Boston
via the Boston As Albany railroads. Ni
agara Falls is nassed early in the morn
ing and the train halts several minutes
at Falls View , where the scene is un
rivalled.
Another 1'nuklug
On November 1 tlio erection of a bricV
packing lioii.se will bo begun in Potter A
Cobb's addition , South Omaha. Murphy
Sr Co. , wealthy beef and pork packers o
Chicago , are the projectors , ami whei
completed the structure vvill have cos
fM.OOO. The situ chosen is on the wes
side of tlio Union L'acilic track niu
twenty rods south of Obern it Hoosick'
slaughter house , in South Omaha.
DDr S. U. Patten , dentist , room illfl
Kamgo buildinu , Omaha. Telephone 0i (
Waterworks lOxtrriHlon.
The waterworks arc now building ;
It-inch main from Fourteetliand llownr
to Twentieth and Vinton streets. Tlii
main when completed will bo used t
supply the territory lying south of th
Union Pacilio railroad tracks , parttcu
lady along Tenth , Eleventh , Twelfth
Fifteenth , Sixteenth and Seventeen !
streets. Other mams will bo speedily k
cated in ditleront parts of the city.
Got a Hocking Chair.
Ed. LePago , a mall carrier , was mar
rled Thursday evening to Miss Emmr
Dunn. The mail carriers marched to th
home of the nowly-mnrried man and pr <
ented him with an elegant plush rockin
chair. The presentation speech on bolial
of the carriers was made by Mr , T. \
Monroe.
Democratic Kconnmy.
Postmaster Gallagher says that throng
some system of economy which ferbii !
having a tire in the grates they are a
shivering in the postollleo buildin )
However , next week this freezing matU
will bo remedied. , '
W. C. T. U.
Progress of the Work of the Third An-
ual Convention.
At yesterday morning's sessionof the W.
C. T. U devotional exercises were con
ducted by Mrs. Klla Pearson , and , after
reading minutes of the last convention ,
and receiving reports of committees on
credentials , and the roll call of officers
and delegates , tlio report of the local
unions took placo. These were highly
interesting. They dwelt upon the pro
gress made in the work nnd the genera ,
good to the community established. One
report stated that there was not a saloon
to he found anywhere in Burt county.
The semi-annual report of the trcas
urer shows the society out of debt , and u
balance in the treasury of f J5. The ex
penditures were slight only ft.31. ) Mrs.
Clack , the president , stated that the little
church on Dodge street , where the morn
ing meetings are held , was owned by the
society , and that the lot , estimated as
worth f3J,000 , was owned by other
parties.
The afternoon exercises have opened
with prayer by Mrs. Mary Bond , anil
reports followed from unions , and re
ports of superintendents were read.
The reading of the following p.ipers con
sumed the larger portion of the after
noon : Juvenile Work , Miss Eva Byron ;
Hygiene and Heredity , Miss B. M.
Rogers ; Evangelistic. Mrs. Ella Pearson ;
Jail and L'rison , Mrs. A. M. Bookings ;
Social Purity , Mrs. O. M. Leader ; Fran
chise , Mrs. M. Carrican ; Scientific In
struction , Miss M. A. "Kendall ; Young
M omen's Work , Mrs. O. N. Unthank ;
Union Signal , Miss Lottie Fullen.
The old board of ollicess was then reelected -
elected with the exception that Mrs. Dr.
Bryant was elected corresponding secrc >
tary in place of Mrs. Olive M. Leader.
'Iho evening session was held in the
First Baptist church , and was largely at
tended , It was commenced with the
reading of the scriptures by Mrs. Dr.
Bryant , and prayer by Rev. Dr. Footer.
The committee on resolution made a rci
port , as also did the committee on plan
of work. Mrs. A. H. Richards , of Au
burn , read an original poem entitled
"Drifting"Mrs. F. P. Day rendered a
soprano solo , and Mr. Frank Smith and
Mrs. Day rendered a duet. Drs. Black
sang "Ninety and Nine , " Mrs. Annie M.
Palmer made an interesting address on
temperance work. Mrs. Ellen Blair , of
Creighton , also made an interesting and
instructive address.
The closing exercises of the meeting
will bo held at the W. C. T. U. rooms ,
Dodge street , this morning.
On Sund.xy afternoon Mrs. Mary
\ \ oodbridge , national recording seoro-
tary of tlio orgamationill deliver an
address at the Congregational tab
ernacle. _
Arrest ofn , Hublior.
A German named C. J. Schaefer was
arrested la t night for attempting to rob
a young Swede named Charles Carlson
at Palmquist's board hit : house on Uie
corner of Tenth and Dodge streets.
Schaefer , in company with a younger
man , took lodgings at the boarding
house yesterday afternoon. About 0
o'clock Carlson came homo and wont
into his room , which happened , to join
that of the two strangers. Following
him into his room , they sei/ed and tried
to strangle him , meanwhile attempting to
rillo his pockets. Carlson fought des
perately and managed to keep them at
bay. Alarmed by his loud cries for help
the would-bo robbers lied without obtain
ing any booty. About 10 o'clock bhaefcr
was captured by Ollicers Bloom and Cullen -
len in a .saloon on Ninth street near
Dodge. The younger thief is still at
largo , but the olliccrs expected to have
him in custody by this morning.
CHICAGO , KOCIC ISLAND & PA
CIFIC IIAIIAVAY'S
Grand i\ciirwlcm : to Chicago $17.15
Tor the Hound Trip.
On October Itii , 7th and 10th , ( lie C. R.
I iSs P. railway will sell tickels from
Council Hind's to Chicago and return in
cluding admission to the International
Military Encampment for sflT.ir . Tick
ets good G dajs from date of sale. Two
trains daily running. Now elegant Pull
man palace sleeping and dining cars.
Ticket olhce IDM r.irnam street.
S. S STKVI'.NS ,
General Agent.
Kiilciilcd hy Drowning.
About noon yesterday Jacob Rhoadcs
committed suicide while under the in-
llueiieo of liquor , hj jumping from a
skill'in which ho and two companions
were crossing tlio Missouri river below
tiie city. The suicide came here recently
from Columl us , Ohio , where ho was en
gaged m the commission business. It is
understood that a woman was indirectly
the cause of his la li act. The body has
not been recovered.
I'olico Alarm Knyx.
Couucilmon Bailey and Manvillc have
noticed that there are certain police
alarm boxes which are beyond the beats
of the nearest policemen , and to which
no keys can bo had in case of need unless
by hunting up tlio nearest olliccr , who
may bo blocks away. They suggest that
keys in such cases ought to bo left for use
with some of the most reliable and intell
igent neighbors , the same as is dono\Mth
lire alarm kejs.
Stenliuc a Cal > .
Yesterday morning a follow whowanted
to make some money out of another's
property jumped on a cab at the Ameri
can District telegraph oflieo and was driv
ing it off at a rapid gait , when the regular
driver of the vehicle overtook him and ,
treating him to some sound kicks and
blows , let him go.
Contractors Notice.
The time for receiving bids upon the
Industrial College building of the Uni
versity of Nebraska , is hereby extended
until 12 o'clock noon , on Monday , Octo
ber ! i , 1887.
By order of the committee in chartrc ,
J. S. DAI.KS , Secretary.
Lincoln , Sept. 20,1387.
Rlt Hy a Tiger.
The man who discoursed so freely con
cerning tlio amiability of the animals at
the circus had his hand terribly bitten by
one of the tigers. He was feeding them
at the time , \\lien the animal sprang
upon him tearing the llesh in an ugl >
manner.
A Grant Kllllnc.
Ed Bothcrty's dog , Pete , killed fiftccc
rats in two minutes yesterday morning ,
which is considered remarkable time
The rats had boon trapped in thoFashioi
restaurant and wore delivered from tin
trap to the dog at a pell mell spceit.
Gate City IlrnsB Hand.
The old North Omaha band will Here
after bo known as the Gate City Bras :
band , with A. J. Langnr as leader , Join
Kastumn , president : 11. Kreimir , secre
tary , and Charles Walker , treasurer.
Turtle soup at Rosenmund's.
To the Hungo.
Lieutenant Wright , Second infantry
with twonty-ono unlisted men , wont yes
terday to Bellevue range to complete tht'i
rille tiring for the season , and will rcturi
to Fort Omaha about October 10.
The Chief' * Upturn.
Chief Galligun , of the fire department
has returned from nttcudiug the lir
chiefs * convention nt Atlanta , Ga. Ho
looks as ruddy aa if ho had just attended u
conflagration.
A life Brickyard.
A Chicago firm lias leased ground * one
and one-half miles south of Albright ,
for the purpose of manufacturing brick.
This enterprise will give employment to
100 men. _
A Minister Called.
The Congregational church on Hamil
ton street , has extended a call to Rov.
W. J. Palm of Alexis , III. , to como hero
and accept the pastorate of the sumo.
A Defective Flue ,
A small lire occurred yesterday morn
ing on Fifteenth street , near the St. Paul
depot. The damage was little or nothing.
A defective Hue vuis the cause.
ive Thnusntul.
S. L. Wiley has sold to Joseph It. Blair
tiie one-story buildings and lots at the
corner of Capitol avenue and Seventeenth
streets tor 85,000. ,
In this city , September 29 , by the Ucv. T. M.
House. Mr. Ernest Gibson uiid Mrs. .Min
nie Pugslcy , both of Um.ilm.
Boston papers plea e copy.
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
This powder never varies. A marvel of pur
ty.etrotiKth and wholesomenoss. Mare coon-
omicil tlmn the ordinary kinds , and cntmot bo
sold In competition with the multitude ot low
cost short weight nlum or pho phnto powders.
Sold only In cans. UOYAI. DAKINU I'owDKR Co.
181 Wfill-Bt. . N. Y.
PRIVATE DISEASES
lllood poison ,
M-nercnl Hint ,
Elect stricture ,
tuninnl emis
sions , lo 8 of
Bcxual porter ,
wiiknets of
tiie eexual or-
pine , Hfint of
cliuiru In mulu
or f c in n 1 c ,
whither from
i in p r 11 d c u t
h a li I t B of
young or per-
nil Imhita In
mature year * ,
or any cnuic
thatiltliilitjitis
the R c x u il
functions ,
speedily and
permanently
tiirid.
Consultation tcea and strictly confidential
Medicine suit free from oWnntion to all parts
of the United btiitcs. Corrccpondcnce ncthca
prompt nttentlon No Itttcrf luiswcnd unlcis
accompdiilcd by four cents In etampa ' bend ten
cult * in ftnmps for pamphlet and list of questions.
'Krmittrlctly cnsh. tall nnoraddttm
i > u ro\viii. : : itKinxs ,
No. 3H South nth bt. Omaha , Nib
CAPITAL PRIZE , $150,000 ,
"Wo do hcrobv certify tlmt we < upnrrln the
rrani-r'nH'iits for all the Monthl ) und bomi
Aniiuiil Iru\\lnt3 ) of 'Hie I/ouhlanii Miito Lot
pry I'oinpnny , and In person nmmisro iiiul con
to ! the driiultius llu'in ohes. and tlmt thn
ntno am ( ' ( iniliiL'tcil with honusty , fall lies * and
n food faith towatd all purtlos , mid uo ititthor
/i the Cuinpnny to use this cortlllcato nli lao
timilex of out biKiiilttiri ! attached , in its udvur
iseiiients "
COMMISSION'KHS.
Wo the undersigned IlnnkR nnd Dnnkcrs will
P y all I'rlzoa drntvn In The Loulalnna Stuta
" ittcries which may bo presented ut our coun-
era.
.1. II. or.t.rsnY , I > res. I.oulslixim National Rk.
I'lKRKE I.ANAU.V. I'ris. Stiito Nutioiuit 1U
A. IIAI.mVIN , I'res. Now Orleans Nitt'lllunk
CAUL. UUIIN , I'res. Union National Uunk.
NPRECEDENTI-nTATBTACTION !
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OVER HALF AJILLION DISTRIBUTED.
Loulsania State Lottery Company
Incorporated In N .for 21 yosruDr the l.cg l lnturn
for cdiicitlonal anil churltabio purpo fi with u
rnplml of Jl KlUlXXJ-to nhun reserve fund of over
( , ' > 50UUUhai tlnce been added.
llrnnoterwholiiiinii iinpulnr vote Its frunchlio WM
made K pnrt of tht nresent state constitution adopted
December 'nd. A. D , H.1.
Ubooniy lottotr ever Toted on nnd endorsed
by the people of any state.
H nnvor scales or postpone * .
ItBGrnml Slncle Number Drawing takoplnte
monthly , nnd thn Semi-Annual Draninvs iejU-
larlj every slv months ( Juno and Doccmlipr. )
A SPLENDID 01'1'OHTUNITV TO WIN A
OUTUM : . Tenth Grand Drawinjr , this ? K ,
In the Acitdfliny of Music , Now Orleam. Tuns-
day , Dctobcr U , 1887 awth Monthl } Draninif.
CAPITAL PKIKK , fill50,000.
Vf Notice-Tickets are Ten Dollars only.
Halves , * 5. Fifths , $2. Tenths , SI.
LIST OK I'llKLS.
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2 I.AUCK I'UI'/KSOK 10.000. . . , 2U.OJJ
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SO I'Ul/.ES OF 1,0(11) ) . . .
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100 " [ 10,000
200 ' 40,0(10 (
WO " 50.00U
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100 Approximation I'li/csot s.too.
iSl 2'0 100 ' 10KK1 (
l.WW Ttrmlnnl & 0 w.ouo
2 17H Prlppi ntnonntlnir to . fM'i.
Aulillratlon for r U to cliib nheulrt lie mime onlf
to tm-oftlceof thecompunjrln .Vow Orl in .
Vnr further liifiirinntlnn write clenrlj , Elrlns full
ddre" . I'OSTAI.MJTKS , iiiretimoner ordurs.or
( > \ork Eioli iiB l" ordinirT letter. Curroucy lir
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It Jj ! M lii ai li rj It oeaeruli ilenureitiird and
Earlr , who re In chsnia of th druwlngi , u a guar
antee ct ab olutn falrneu and IkKzrur , tbac tn
eaancctarealieiiml , and that ne one oa potilQif
ClTlne wont number will draw a 1'rlie. .
nUMKMIIK.lt that the payment of H PrUe Is
OUAIliVTflK V KOI'll NATION U. HASKSOf New
Orleani.and tbo Tlcketmre tinned t'T ' the pre < la j
otan Initltutlon , whoie rhirteret rl Hl nre rocoj-
ntted In tbe hluhest ( oiirts : therefore , bewara of aur
ImUatlonioranonrinoui ichooiai
LYON&HEALY
ST ,
MENS UNDERWEAR ,
The time tor neavy underclothing is at hand and we are prepared to
supply the whole city with these garments. "We are large buyers which
means low prices , we buy these goods direct from mills and commission - *
sion houses pay no jobbers profits and we guarantee to save you
from 25 to 50 per cent , and on the finer grades even more. Our assortment - *
ment comprises over 50 different qualities , among : the leading styles
of which we recommend an excellent all wool scarlet shirt and drawers - *
ers at 50c , and a splendid camel's hair regular made at 55c apiece. Ei
ther one is sold by other houses for double the money , we also carry
a large line "of California flannel underwear , and particularly mention
one we sell at one dollar as being : a better shirt than you buy else
where for $1.50.
Our line of cnssimerc skills , winter hosiery , gloves and other furnishings is equally largtl
and prices throughout very low.
Our hat department is a great success. We venture to pay that we are selling more hats
than any exclusive hat house. And why shouldn't we ? . It will not surprise you when
you compare our prices with those of others. An elegant fur derby of the latest blocks
for $1. Just one-half what others charge for same quality.
For rainy days we call attention to our large stock of rubber clothing and umbrellas , alj
of which we sell at less than wholesale prices.
All goods marked in nlain figures and at strictly one price at f
Nebraska Clothing Company
Cor. Douglas and 14th sts. , Omaha.
OMAHA
MEDICAL & SURGICAL INSTITUTE.
Car , 13th St. and Capitol Auc. , OMAHA , NC3.
roU THE TRF VTME.NT Oh At I.
CHRONIC v SURGICAL DISEASES
DRACES AND APPLIANCES FOR DEFORMITIES. TRUSSES ,
AID THE NEW VMICOCEU SUSPENSORY CLAMP COMPRESS.
TVrt fnollltlc * | p r t 14 nM r ni tlr ft r ucr > * ftillrilm.nt '
vi-nr foniluM . Mir | Uirili He lit 1 or * tirji ! trrnhnpiit
WRIT * ton ( I at lit u ra llrfoniiitira liiti } [ ia < rn < lull I * ftt
Cur lui < llli ' 'plii I llf , Imnnri , L ncrr C.linli Ilinncl Ills
Inll.l.tin II > lrl ilv I'lriloU hiile | | > Mlilfy , UUJJ , . , Ve ,
K r , * ) kln , mi t lllovl , tinj All uigicil OK.I UUUI.
Book on Diseases of Women I'ltHI ! .
Only Reliable MEDICAL INSTITUTE
M \KIV5 A DI'LCMm Of
PRIVATE , SPECIAL aid NERVOUS DISEASES ,
.All BUxxl III * MM MinwtftillvtrcfttM Pji hllitle r < % i on remm l
fruiit It ) * * ? ' Inn mltnul iiicicury New Ittklnmtlvo liritn put fi r
lx.fi orltil IVmr 1 eiMii * uuabla t * i it immav latieaul * t
littnt 1 y Oinr | nlfitfcUruiiiimin1fitl mConf lentinl Hwli
cjiuaoi Iintriiiiiciiltwnt bv mailer eipit-M KiurHy j ikfJ no
mirk * lot i otilrutu ti ! rr One | - * * | intinEtw
lull n t ntultin or II ItiMuj of > wuIBK , lth U
1 ill lUtn iUH'i vur
BOOK FREE TO MEN !
t'prtnPrl * l el fl.l nn ! VrirtUI DiM-.Kt &rmlilfll wmkrfM
Kirimal' uli * Imjmlpiicy , Hyplnli. tjwiimli < jiiiljlt t , uj " 1
vr\ \ * Kt iln fur 1 llciit > . AUl .l ,
, /'iiu MHHCU , tt sritniruj nsriTir , or
? .fjcilenamy , Cor , I3tti st. & Capitol AT .onjna , iieb.
ilal'NMCI ' ' orl'upers Free.
1 he proprietor of thu Omaha .Medic il antl xur l *
eal Institute h is p ibil hcd a \ ilnub u BO of buuk *
unit pupur upon thronl Hint surKlnl itNotttes und
lelonnltlt * . aud the tnntbods nt euro wliloh h ivo
Ktven linn the reputation of hi ! nt ; the nnist ekillful
ind dUCLOctful ipu l.illtln ho nt > < tt , and niidu tin *
nstltulo bo tt'lo iralod tlmt lu tllcines .ruti.ntlo
ind patients rocol c 1 from eri'iy state In thu union
Amoni ; thu booki I * una upjn tbu UHcuitM of
xiraun , nno nuun titrroii" , puilul and private "Is-
JU H of the rfpxinii and nrlnury orArauii , v rk < > ( i.lo
curud by an rule il o lerft'lom ' and their lattilv Inruiil *
oil clamp ounpri'si ausp 'ttsory lor thd relief nnd
rurcof viirlcucele. ni'rvoiii oiliau tlon nnUsevu.il
deIn lt > MOT reitoratlvu tr atniunt 1'an.rs ution
MiiKit' il braces ptlo < , tint-er ( * , paiulyaU , titn. Kluo *
trlcitjr nnd t ie nax mugni'tle butiery lor homo line ;
ulHirh mid lnl lMtlon , etu Unlike mint b nk <
i Mied by doctor * Ireo , they do not con lst of tojtl-
roonl.'iU with ttctltloui nnmi'sanil Initials , nr rnbblili
ol that kind , I'UtHre ' pi iln desirlptlonn of ill-oaso.
ympuim . new d * cofi'rle In in. Heine , nursery
and elo'-trklty , and arc wi'll worth thepuriiinl nnd
an be nutalnrdfreob ) iiitilru"liiL' the Onialm Updl-
. ' I and Suri-Mcnl Initltute , Uth street anil Capitol
BTcniio , Omiina. " - -
WILL
NEVER
BREAK
FOR SALE EVERYWHERE
nulUd ucd Eiit ( . u u
id natiuiui
U. S. UEI'OSITOUY ,
Omctlia ,
Paid up Capital $250,000
Surplus 42,500
H. W. Yates , President.
Lewis S Hecil , Vlci-I'rosldrnt.
A. K. Toii/alin. 2il Viee-PrcsUlcnt.
W. 11. a. Ilti hud , C.ibhler ,
DlUKCTOHb :
W , V. Morse , John S Collins
H. W. Yates Lewis S. Kcml
A. E. Ton/aim.
UANKINO OFFICE :
THE IRON BANK
Cor. 12tli and Farnam Jjls.
A General Uankin" ; Business Transacto
STECK PIANOS
Remarkable lor powerful fympa-
thet'c tone , pliable action and ab
solute durability , 30 years' record ,
the be t guarantee of the excel
lence of these instruments
WOODBRIDGE BROS ,
W UJJDEVELOPED PARTS
of the tody mlarjid and itfnstti nid Full v rtlo-
, iw MU ) , < ; c
BOTTLE
Cincinnati , O. For sale by the following agents : Richardson Drug Company ; R' ' kf ,
Bruce & Co. , Adlcr &IIelIer , Frank Dellone & Co. , K. R. Grotte. Uorkoll ft Mack
Families supplied by Gladstone Bros. & Co. Sample bottle free. For sale by al ,
wholesale and retail druggists , liquor dealers and wine merchants. _ _
DEWEY STONE ,
FURNITURE |
A magnificant display of everything
useful and ornamental in the furniture
maker's art , at reasonable prices.
SS , FELKER , OMAHA , NEB ,
100 N. lUtli Street.
PI'HK 0AM1 OHM A WINKS , fihlppid dlrrct
from our \iiiojind ; Itltsllnir. Outudul Ciurem ,
I'ort.Sheiriusotc1. Hun .lus < * Vntills Povunth.
KUhtli. San Salvador and \ \ llliurn its , Hun
Jose , Cttllfoi nla.
THE CAPITOL HOTEL
Lincoln , Neb.
Thn b' t known nnd inoit popiiltir liotol In
thubiato Location itntral , iippointiiionlH Diet
cliss. Heiidiiunilfin lor cotnnierciul men and
all nollticnl uiHl tnilillo ' . j-'Htlicrlnirn
E. j. . ItoOUBN. I'ro.irletor.
EDUCATIONAL.
ST.LOUIS LAW SCHOOL
LAW DEPARTMENT OF
WASHIyNCTpNhUNkYERSITY | :
K XAMINATIO1 for bdnc * d fttnil < llli { MfNI > 4 YI OC Ft
10th.lt u in , l.ntlru caurmi m * l rnmi triad In iwn > or
tlirMy < * ri atoi tlon of btu Irnt Diploma HilmltMo H&t
'luttloii t > l r r annum t or ( lalalniiiiM , ftc , , adiSrwa ,
'WILLIAM o. HAMMONDiC-o. ,
Dean of faculty , 1417Luc Place , ST. LOUIS. MO.
-l > HllAlKl'mA8KMINAHV (
(
] 'lillMdiilihlit. | 17th year bc > lnopt. ! . ilft , 18S7.
Address MiMll K. .UTDKINrf , I'untlpal ,
who ri'fi'r * by npculul imrinii'iloii to
Mr. and Mi8.lohii N .lowittt , )
Mr. nnd Mrs I'hlllp I ) . Armour , VChic so ,
Mr nod Mri Horace V Wnito , )
YOUNG LADIES' ' INSTITUTE
Anil HO.Mi ; S ; ilO < ) l , for Ollll'H.
KANSAS t'l'l V Mil. riillinrn of nieonipllihi
'lrarh r . J'uplu itti ; ited.iit.iiii/ iiinv . . lorclrculK .
.11 , Mix K MiUJMAH , ITIncliml ,
Howard Collegiate Institute ,
turv.Writ llrldifowuter , Muss.
ciiuis und
BtAt ,