Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY BIE : SATURDAY. OCTOBER 8. 1887.
PICKED UP ABOUT THE CITY ,
Verdict of tbo Coroner's Jury in the
Dolanoy-O'Shoa Killing.
THE WAQON BRIDGE PROJECT.
Suddun Diipnrturo of Texan Tom For
IMrtn Unknown Tlio Hoard of
Public Works and the
City nail.
The
Engine No. 'K)5 ) , by which O'Shca mid
Uolanoy wore killed , ns recounted in yes
terday's BF.I : , wns taken out on
Its regular morning run by Engineer
Charles Swee/y , ns Knclnecr Cnnipboll
hnil to nttcud the inquest lit South
Unmlm.
Joe Wlthrow , who owned the horse
Hint was killed , values the animal at $200.
Ho says it was the best livery horse ho
had hi his establishment.
Engineer Campbell is one of the oldest
engineers on the road and Is considered
to bo the most careful. Only u short
time nga he saved the lives of tliroo chil
dren on the bridge near Valparaiso by
his presence of mind.
The funeral of Dclanoy and O'Shca
nill take place from St. 1'liilomcrm'H
cathedral this morning nt 10 'o'clock. A
delegation of liremonwill intend.
No. 2's engine house is draped in re
spect to the memory of their deceased.
At the coroner's inquest .several wit
nesses wore examined. The cvldo-
corroborated the above statement of
faetfl. The jury , composed of William
Kiloy , P. I' . I'omory , John Saulter , Ed
Corrigan , J , 1 { . Grico and Ed Mulouuy ,
returned a verdict that
Dennis O'Slica anil James Delano ? came
to their death In a collision with a tram on
the Union 1'acltlc railroad and N street in the
city of South Omaha , on October C , Ibbfi.
It was a compromise verdict , live of
the jurors being in favor of putting the
blame upon the deceased , while ono
juror disagreed with them.
The Wagon Bridge.
The council Thursday passed an ordi
nance granting to the Omaha and Coun
cil IJlulls liridgo company right of way
for its approacli on this side of the river ,
on Douglas street. It has been a well
known fact for some time , notlmith-
Handing the desire of the company to
keep the public in the dark as regards
the street it preferred for its approach ,
that it favored Douglas .street. This was
shown by llio passage of the ordinance
last evening. For a time the properly
owners and ousiness men on Douglas
street , and even the Union Pacific road ,
through Mr. Potter , objected to the se
lection of that street , for the approach.
Recently , however , this objection was
removed , and to-day ono of the
objectors told a lii : : reporter
thut it was done because the
bridge company had heeded their
protests and agreed to construct its approach
preach so that it would in no manner interfere -
terfero with the property or business of
the objectors.
Said ono of these men : "I sco the BKB
( juotes somebody as doubting the build
ing of the bridgo. That is all nonsense.
The contractor , Scully , is hero on the
ground has boon here for same lime
and collected material and apparatus
for the purpose of commencing work.
Do vou think this would bo done if the
bridge were not to bo built ? My im
pression is that the bridge has to bo fin
ished by the ending of next Juno or the
charter will bo lost , nnd 1 am satisfied
that , so far from waiting for
the expiration of the two months
allowed by the ordinance before com
mencing the erection of the bridge , that
work will bo begun immediately. In fact , !
know that this morning workmen wore
engaged on Douglas street getting mate
rial in position for active commence
ment of operations.
"How wore our objections removed ?
Well , the bridge company lirst proposed
to build small spans on their approach.
That would injure our business. Wo
objected. They listened to our objec
tions. They have acted honorably in the
matter. They now propose to build big
spans which will in no way interfere
with the business of the street. They
will build ono pier on the river front , and
the bpan from this , instead of lining a
small one , will extend 177 feet west , and
pass by Gray's and other lumber
yards , thus making It possible for
everybody to do all the business required
in that vicinity. The approach will extend -
tend from the river to Ninth street , and
with the bridge will bo so solidly con
structed that teams will bo enabled to
trot from ono side to the other of the
river. With regard to the street cars , nc
Btciun motive power will bo allowed. In-
stend , electricity in storage cylinders will
bo applied. It is not intended to use the
electric system now proposed to bo used
in this city. The storage system is pre
ferred , and when it becomes perfect ,
which it will before long , it can bo used
to excellent oflect. Until it is perfect ,
horses will bo used.
TEXAS TO5P8 DEPARTUIIE.
It la Taken In A Hurry , Ijcnvinn Ills
Gooda nolitna Him.
The papers of a few days ago coiv
tallied references to the fact that , a man
named Soligman had boon given the
worst of n deal with the long haired
Texas Tom who , it was claimed , had sole !
him u team of horses for $287 , with the
representation that they were sound. Ii
was later found that ono of the animals
was blind. Scligman , as a consequence ,
wanted the sale annulled. But Texas
Tom refused and Tarko Godwin broughl
jnlt to recover the amount. As soon ru
ho found tills out Thomas made up his
mind to leave and immediately an attach
mcnt was issued against somn of hi :
jioods in the Windsor hotel. The pro
iirietors , however , denied that Toxa :
I'om had any property in the place , bu
It was found taut it hud been transferred
to another room , Later it wasdiscoverci
tlmt the stun" was being shipped oil' Iron
the reivr of the house , and Soliginui
hastily put an olllccr at the depot to watcl
for tlio property while the shorill' wai
notified of the njovo. The property dulj
appeared at the depot with Texas Ton
in chargebiitthcshcritViiei/odit.althougl
Thomas made his escape on the tram
Among the property sei/ed was a mos
valuable repeating rillo valued at sfliOO
which it is claimed , can lire twont'
times in n dozen seconds. Texas Tom1"
aged partner is still hero and claims t (
bo fulliof money , anil further that Ton
sold h m the property before ho loft
P When however , ho wus charged will
: arrest for fraud ho lost a great deal of hi
fit Biiirit and ; dropped his claim to Te.va
'loin's possessions.
110AKI ) OK I'UilMO AVOIUCS.
An Important IMoetliiK Held Vcstcr
ilny Afternoon.
A meeting of the board of public work
was hold yesterday afternoon to consldo
bids for the erection of the superstructure
turo of the city hull. There was a ful
board and Mr. Grover represented tli
city engineer , Before opening the bid
Mr.lloimrod said that ho proposed t
vote only for the biUuur who put in th
must favorable bid irrespective of an
schedule which might accompany then
jl'Uia wprcsdiou wua subscribed to by th
other members. The bids were an follows :
James Fox . 33GOr&7 60
Jlrennan Brothers . 2S9.MO 00
CunnlnithAin jk liynn . 2MG75 00
Jumps Grimtti. , . 35 , OUO 00
Sholcs & Co . SH.-IWOO
Jtico * Hassett . 801,478 00
Brennan Brothers offered to build with
Bedford stone for f'i.OOO ' extra ; Colorado
red stone f 15,000 extra , nnd Missouri stone
$3,500 extra. In view of the absence
of Architect Movers , whom the chairman
had telegraphed for , the award was post
poned till'Mondny next at 2 o'clock.
Bids were also opened for the curbing
of Jackson from Seventh to Ninth ;
Seventeenth from Davenport to Cuming ;
Ilnrncy from Sixteenth to Twenty-sixth ;
Jackson. Thirteenth to St. Mary's avenue
nnd Nicholas , Fourteenth to Fifteenth.
Whalen & Brennan were the only
bidders and thn award was made
thorn at the rate of 75 } cents for Bcrca
sandstone per lineal foot.
C. E. Fanning & Co. wore allowed
$2,085.10 , for street sweeping for the last
live weeks.
The following bids were received for
the painting of the Slxteentii street via-
Van Pelt Bros . 32.7Si.75
James Mills . 2,7b.f > .75
0. K. llnyward . D.OTO.uO
0. Wacnor . 4l y.O'J
Prosier < V ; McCanner . U.OOO.OO
The contract was awarded to James
Mills , though it is claimed that the coun
cil will not confirm the snmc because
there is no money for the purpose in the
treasury.
Mount & Gritlin , street sprinklers ,
were allowed $ 250 for services during the
state fair.
An advertising bill of $7.50 of the
World and of $ M.uQ of the Herald , was
allowed.
MOUTUAUV .MAITCUM.
Facts About Those Who Have De
parted Tliis Mite.
DUMAS.
The remains of Morris Dumas still lie
, t Barrett & Heafy's , and yesterday
nc of his daughters was discovered to bo
esiding in Princeton , 111. , under the
amo of Mrs. Julia Edick.
CIHSIIOLM.
The remains of Mrs. Chisholm , nee
O'Connor , were yesterday forwarded
'o Denver for interment. Her father ,
nether , three sisters nnd four brothers
.7cre at the depot when the train left , two
rothers and a sister , ns well as the hus-
and , accompanying the remains. The
arcnts and other members of the family
eturned homo to Dakota and Sioux City.
Theatrical Troupes.
The depot was the scene of
ionslderablo theatrical talent yesterday
Horning. The morning train from
.ho west brought in the vet-
ran Dion Boucicault and troupe from
an Francisco , and W. J. Scanlon and
iarty from Ogdcn. The former go to
Sow York , and the latter took the B. &
1. for southern Nebraska. The "Keep
t Dark" party that opened at the Boyd
pora house last night arrived in the morn
ing from the east. Boucicault was the
icntoi" of attraction , his gray hair and
mustache and peculiar cut gray suit ,
calling the attention of all the depots at
endants , arrivals and train waiters. Ho
reports an exceedingly profitable engage
ment on the coast , anil says he never
felt bettor nor younger in his life.
German School Fair.
Nearly a year ago a number of the
eading young married Gorman ladies
imlcrtook to place the Gorruan-Amcricar
chool on a safe financial basis. Since
hat time they have worked energetically
n that direction , giving sociables , par-
: ics , bajls , dramatic entertainments , and
even lairs to accomplish their aim. As
a consequence , the school is now in a
more promising condition than it could
have been if the ladies had not taken
"lold of it. In furtherance of the
scheme , these ladies will give another
fair in Germania hall lasting from the
1st to the 4th of next month. They have
been working on materials for several
months back , and the result is that the
array of fancy work will bo the largest
ever exhibited in this city.
Cleveland Decorations
in great variety at
MAX MEYKU & Co.
Watching Hack anil
Captain Dull Green yesterday in
structed a number of police ollicors as tc
where hacks and oxpoross are pcrmittoi :
to stand under the city ordinance. Tin
buck stands arc as follows : Fourteenth
street south of the alloy to liarnoy ; Har
noy from Fourteenth to Fifteenth 'streets
east side of Thirteenth between Ftirnan
and Douglas ; Thirteenth north of all be
twcon the Millard and Dodge , and Nintl
between liarnoy and Howard Ono ex
pressman i allowed on every corner o :
streets running north and south , and it
no other place. Expressmen standinf
on streets running west are subject t <
lines vrying from $5 to $20.
KS 1GI1TS OF PYTHIAS ATTENTION
An elegant assortment of tlags , banners
nors , streamcs , etc. , suitable for the com
ing week can bo had at
MAX MUYUK & Co.
I'nllcti Court.
II. Reibor and Albert Campbell , botl
vags , wore in the police court yestorda1
morning. The first was discharged and th
other fined. Owen Pritchurd andGeorgi
Ilufl' , drunk , uoth discharged. Miki
Lacey , drunk , $5 and costs. Mike Cur
rio , who had the trouble with MoNamara
.sentence suspended. Frank Sholcr am
Frank Miller , fast driving , Sholor dis
charged nnd Miller $5 and costs. H
Cartwright , for destroying fences , hai
his case set down for October 10 , at 1
a. m. John Field , assault with intent ti
kill , $20 and costs. John Thorn , leaviii ]
horse unhitched , * ! fine.
K. of I * . Grand Lodge.
The executive committee of the Knight
of Pythias will meet at Clark & French'
ollico , No. 1G10 Douglas street , for tin
purpose of completing arrangements fo
the meeting of the grand lodge to bo holi
in this city next weoK. Arrangement
have been made with all of the railroad
running in and out of this city for spcciti
trains uud reduced rates.
Cloned by iho Sheriff.
The sign , paint and paper lianglm
house ot Mcrgoll & Uojon/.wcig wa
closed yeslorday by thesherilfou the fort
closure of a mortgage for $3,500. Joh
Frank is the mortgagee.
Hobs Cp Horencly.
Captain II. Walker , of I.ondor
England , who a few di > ys ago cause
some excitement by assorting in ono o
our hotels that the Missouri river claims
him , is again in town and domesticate <
at the Arcade.
Cnino ! ' < > Jllu I'rlsnnnr.
Deputy Sheriff Carey , of Itock Islam
111. , arrived in the city yesterday to tak
charge of Thomas Williams , the colore
fugitive from justice who stole a horse i
Kock Island about a year ago.
Warrants Heady.
City warrants for municipal employe
tor the month of September arc ready ii
the citr clerk's ofileo and those intereste
are politely requested to call.
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1 i.
Fifty for Grover.
Hon. James E. Boyd has telcgrapho
from St. Louis a subscription of $50 f (
Urovcr ClovdamTs rcgcpUvu ,
HOUTU OMAHA NEWS.
The foundation of the south end of
Swift's packing house is being built.
The two buslnc i houses on Q street
will soon bo ready for occupancy.
S. G. Wright has returned from a bus-
ness trip in Iowa.
W. H. Cosgrovo , of Chicago , was in
thc.clty yesterday on business.
At the meeting of Enterprise lodge K.
of P. last night two members were in
itiated , ono In the .second anil ono in the
third degree. After the meeting a wine
and oyster supper was given by the
lodge.
A largo number of people attended the
reception given the pastor at the M. E.
church Thursday night.
Ceorgo Cllngornian attempted to re
move the bodies of the men kilted Thurs
day night , nnd was arrested by the police.
His trial will bo had on Monday.
Patrick Skclton , of the Butchers' cloth
ing house , is ill ,
The Prosbytcnan sociable at W. S.
Cook's residence , Thursday night , was
largely attended.
The city council will meet on Monday
night , anil will take action on the water
works ordinance.
J. J. McLain will erect two now store
houses on Twenty-fifth street in a short
time.
II. G. Woodard. of Paris , III. , is in the
city visiting his father-in-law , Captain
Cockrell.
Nearly two hundred men are hero ready
to go to work on the grade of N street.
The Knights of Pythias have made ar
rangements to have the third story of the
now building being erectetl on the corner
of Twenty-fifth and N streets for use as
a hall and lodge room.
II. C. and q. A. Clark , of Newton , la. ,
are in the city looking up a business loca
tion.
Arrangements are being made for a
successful dance to be given on Monday
night by the lodge of Odd Fellows at the
new Reed hotel.
Lot 31 In block , Brown's park , was
sold yesterday for sfl.OW. .
The Union Pacific shipped twenty-four
car loads of stock cast yesterday.
The tunnel for the packing house is
being built north of U street.
Mr. Walsh's now store rooms on I street
in the Third waril are being lathed and
will bo occupied in a few days.
Mrs. I. Carroll entertained a number of
her friends at her residence on Twenty-
fourth street Thursday evening.
ilndgc Conlcy Sett UirnHell'Ilieht.
Judge Julius S. Cooley desires to cor
rect the statements regarding Ins pres
ence at the board of trade banquet. The
judge exhibits his credentials , dated
October 4 , as follows :
"This authorizes Judge Cooley to rep
resent Plattsmouth Herald at Omaha
board ot trade banquet to-night ,
KNOTTS Bitos. "
As the correspondent of the Plaits-
mouth Herald , Judge Cooley , sent a
two column report of the banquet to his
paper which will bo found in the issue of
October 5. The judge feote aggrieved at
the unfair rellection cast upon him , as
ho says ho was invited to bo present by
Mr. P. E. Her and Max Meyer two weeks
previous to the banquet. It is untrue ,
the judge claims , that ho was asked b.v
anyone to retire from the room , and
nothing of an unpleasant nature occurred
to his knowledge.
Tlxiso nulls.
The papal bulls , mentioned in yester
day's Bun , as arriving in the city , won
forwarded to the two appointees , Uev
directed to Bishop O'Connor , and by hiir
Thomas Bonacum , pastor of the ehurcl
of the Holy Name , Fourteenth street ami
Grand avenue , St. Louis , Mo. , and Rev
M. Burke , of St. Mary's church , Jolict
The former has been appointed for Den
ver and the latter for Cheyenne. Fathci
Burke is a brother of Mr. Burku , of the
well known cattle commission firm ol
Burke & Co.
Mchcher & Sproat.
Agents for Dicbold Safe and Loci
Co.'s line and burglar proof safes , wil
open an ollicc at 1115 Farnam street. At
tention given to time locks , vaults ant
jail work. _
f'cciilltir Accident.
Fred Peterson and \ \ illiam Butt wen
standing in Herman Schnefer's saloon
corner liarnoy and Thirteenth streets
yesterday morning. They were betweei
two doors which opened on the street :
named. A sudden gust of wind blew tin
doors together. The result was that :
largo pane of glass in the window betwoet
the doors was shattered , to pieces _ on tin
two men. Puturxm had his right ham
frightfully lueerntcd and his coinpanioi
sullored a severe eut on the head.
The finest free lunch consisting o
roast pig and potatoes , salad , etc. , alsi
Stoinlwusor's orehostra.at Ernst MeyorV
cor 18th and Pacilic , at 5 o'clock Satur
day.
A Strciu Car Driver Hobbed.
At eight o'clock last night a street cat
driver on the Cuming street line wa
robbed of his cash box and watch. A
a lonely point on the line near Walnu
Hill a man presented a revolver at tin
driver's head nnd demanded his valua
bles , a request which was readily com
plied with. The highwayman is describe !
as being of middle age , of heavy buili
and was dressed in a gray suit.
Lively Kunnivay.
At noon yesterday Eleventh street , be
tween Howard and Jackson , was th
scone of n lively runaway. Ono of Liv
esay's "brick" teams came thunilerini
down the street and fora time thrcatonei
destruction to life and property. Noa
the alloy , north of Dr. Mercer's now build
ing they collided with a team belonginj
to Preston , the Hour merchant , Thi
stopped the runaway.
Dr. S. R. Patten , dentist , room HW
Ramgo building , Omaha. Telephone 5 (
A Now Industry.
It is expected that the Maxwol
Brothers Uox Manufacturing compan ;
of Chicago will locate in this city with !
a few weeks. Since the immense factor ,
in Chicago burned down a couple o
months ago , Secretary Nattingor , of th
board of trade , has been correspond ! ! !
with them , and as soon as a suitable loc ?
tion can bo settled upon they will com
to Omaha.
I'nylnc the rollce Force.
Captain Green and six men of the da
force were paid yesterday for th
month of August. Twelve of the nigli
force will bo paid to-aay. They
present receive only 70 per cent of th
amount duo , but are given a ccrt'ticat
of the remainder to bo paid when polic
matters are settled.
Cheap Hairs to Chloauo.
The Chicago & Northwestern railwa
will sell excursion tickets to the Intel
State Industrial Exposition at Chicagi
at $10.00 irom Council Bluffs to ( 'luc.it ;
and return , including admission ticket t
the exposition. Tickets to bo sold Oc
7th to 10th. good returning six days fror
date of salo. Ticket ollico 1111 Faruai
street. W. N. BAncoCK ,
Gen'l Western Agt.
A Delinquent Postmatter.
W. L. lladloy , formerly postmaster ! i
1 Arlington ) , tins state , was brought hot
r yesterday on a charge of ombe ltng$5 (
jot [ PostolUco iumU , Coauuissigacr. Auile
son hold htm in | 1,000 bonds to appear
at the next term of the United States
court. . . _
For KaUe I'retensc.
Alex McFarlAn , for obtaining goods
under false pretenses from McCord ,
Brady & Co. , i wholesale grocers , this
city , gave a bond of $1,000 yesterday in
Justice Anderson's court to appear for
hearing on the Blfet inst.
Officer Clark , of the Humane society ,
went to Hamilton avenue nnd Thirty-
fifth street yesterday , and killed an
old horse that some unknown owner had
inhumanly loft to roam around and
staivo. _
Tracks on Howard Street.
A largo force of men are tearing up the
asphaltum pavement on Howard street
between Twelfth and Seventeenth streets
preparatory to laying the Motor rails.
Absolutely Pure , ,
Thl powder ncrcr varies. A ranrvel of pur
ty.Btrcngth ami wliolcfomonoHi. Mnrc con-
omicul tlinn tlie ordinary kinds , nr.tl cannot bo
sol * In competition with the multitude of low
coit abort weight ulnm or pbosphnte powderi.
Bold only in cant. KOYAU HAKIMI POWDER Co.
101Wall-gt. . N. V.
CAPITAL PHIZE , $ (50,000. (
"Wo do hereby certify Unit ire supervise tlio
nrriinirompntR for nil the .Monthly uiul cmi
Annual Drawings of The I.oiiMum btmu Lot
crvCoir.piuiy , and In person tuuntwo and con
trol the drnvrlitea therasohos , mid flint the
mmu nro cnncliictwl with honesty , fnlrncM nnd
n good faith townrd all pirthis , nnd wo author
7ii th < > Company to u e tills certltlcntenith fno
similes of our signature attached , In Its udvur
tlBements. "
COMMISSIONCUS.
Wo the undoralrncd Hanks and Hnnkcr will
pay all Prizes drawn in Tlio Ixuiliinna State
lotteries which may to presented ntour coun-
tcis.
,1. II. OtU.rcsnv.'l'ros. ' LouHlnnn National rtk.
1'IKKHK I.ANAIIX , I'rcs. Stnto National Bit
A. Al.l > WINa > rcs. New Orleans Nnt'lUnnk
CAUL liOII.V , l-res. Union National Dunk.
NPRECEDEXTElATRTACTION !
OVER HALF AMILLION DISTRIBUTED.
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Louisanla State Lottery Company
Incorporated In I'WS.forS ' yesrstir the Leg Isliilur *
for eitucntlonal and chirluuio purpn c wllh *
rnpltal ot JI.WKUWO-to whlcn n reierre fund of over
t. ' < . ' < 0UXJ bai sine * been added.
liTftn OTerffhelmlBit populnr Tote Its franchlfo wat
mHue n part of th. ortient state conilltullonudopted
December anil. A. U. litfj.
The only lottery over voted on nnd endorsed
by the people ot any state.
It never ecnleg or postpones.
Its Grand Slnelo Number Drnwlnsrstnkoplnce
monthly , nnd the Scml-Annunl Dniwlnu-g rcgu-
Inrly oveiy six months ( June nnd December. )
A SPLENDID OI'I'OUTUNITV TO WIN A
FOKTUNE. Tenth ( Jr nd Drswinp , cln " < 1C ,
In the Acndemr of Music. Now Orlcnns. Tuog-
day , October 11 , 18S7 20'Jth Monthly Drawing1.
'CAPITAL PKIZE , sir.oooo.
Cfir-Notice-Tickets are " cn Dollars only.
Halves , 55. Fifths , 52. Tenths , $ ! .
LIST or ritizts.
1 CAPITAL PIUKE QV JIM.OOO . . . tlM.OOO
1(1 HAND I'HI/.n OK M.OOO. . . M.OOO
1 GltANI ) I'HIXEOF ' . ' 0,00,1. . . 20,000
2 IAUOE PKI/.KSOF JO.OIHI. . . 20,000
4 LAIUiKl'ltlZUS OK C.OOO. . . . 20,000
SOPltl/.KSOP l.OOJ. . . . 80.000
IX ) " 500. . . . 26,000
100 " aoo. . . . hoooo
200 - 200. . . . 40,000
WO " 100. . . 50,000
AI'l'nOXIMlTlON PRI7EH.
100 Approximation Pri/es of J.tOO. . . . * nO,000
1UO " " 2 < . . -0,000
100 " " 100. . . . 10,000
l.UOU Terminal " to. . . . fiO.OUO
2.179 Prizes nmountlnfr to . ISSiloOO
Application for rates to club thoiild t > made onlr
to tncorHceof the company In New Orleinn.
For further Information write clearly , giving full
artrtro" . 1'OSTAI. NO fKS. exprei * moncr orders. or
New York E clianite I" ordm.irr letter. Currency by
expresi ( at our cxpenie ) artdeii.
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Address Registered letters fo
NKW ORLEANS NATIONAL HANK
NEW ORLEANS
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IV .Ej ill .El JJJ. O 111 It oeneraU Beaureiard unit
Early , who are In chare , of the dr winc , ts a guar
antee .t absolute falrnen aad Integrity , taut th.
chaneciaroallequiil , and that no on. can noiilbir
dlTlnewaiumirober wllldrawa l'rl .
KEUKM1IKII that th. parment of all prltat If
GPAitjiMirn "y rouit NATIUVAI. iiAvusof New
Orleans , and tbo Tickets are ilrned by tha prtiident
otan . . . . Inntltutlon . . . _ . . _ . . , _ whoie . - chartered rlvliti are reeoc *
nlied In tha hlchoit courts ; refore , uenarootsuy
Imitations or unuojmout ichemai
PRIVATE DISEASES
Blood poison ,
iineroal till nt ,
gleet stricture ,
trcilmil cinls-
lions , loss of
euinal powo' ,
ncaknud o f
tbc iczual or-
{ rani , nnt of
dcslreln male
or female ,
whether from
Imprudent
abl te of
: jouuc or tcx-
' ual btblta iu
1 mature years ,
. or any cauio
lhatilcbllltatfs
the 8 o i u a 1
functions ,
speedily and
permanently
curtd.
Consultation free and strictly confidential
Medicine sent free from obacmtton to all parts
of the United HUtcs. Correspondence rccihes
prompt attention. No letttrs answered unless
accompanied by four cents In ftarups Send tea
contain i tamps for pamphlet and ll.t of quotlone.
Terms ttrlctly cssli. Call on or aililro.
UK i'o\VKir. : UKKVKS ,
No. 3H South 13lu bt. Omaha , Ntb.
WILBOR'S COMPOUND OF
PURE COD LIVEE
OIL AND LIME.
CL'itKs corc.iH. cnr.us ASTIIM * . HHONOHI
TiS ANI AM. hCKOKtJI.OUt * HUMOUR.
I'EHMINS UIIII ll.H K HLkV TAKIM ) ( 'Oil MVEI
Oil. will bo plciiio.l In learn that Ilr , Wilbur bu ni !
cocdf d , from directions ot iever l profexlnnnl k' n
tleunn. In cn'nblnInK HioDurj oil and l.lnio In snob
u manner Unit It Ii plu > unt to tln > tmte. uiul Its
11 "e ts In Uuiir complaints nra truly wonderful
Very many i 'rson wuo o r e wera pronnuinod
lupele i , aid who had taken 11m rleurOil foraloiiL
tlma wlthulit marked elect , hnv been entlrolr
Hired by u lnB ltd * preparation. lie snni nnd vut
the genuine WBnut rture l urily br A. \VlLl-yu ,
CUewlst , Uuitgu. I ,
YOU WILL NOT
Be disappointed , it you look to us for thoroughly good , new and fash
ionable clothing , hats and furnishings , for men and boys , we have an
immensely large and attractive stock to chose from. But it is not
alone our superior assortment upon which we claim your patronage. '
It is our methods of doing business
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t
Strictly one price and the same marked in plain figures on each article.1
Money refunded for anything that can be bought cheaper elsewhere , '
or that is not satisfactory , if promptly returned ,
These methods demand attention , not only from those who seek to :
secure goods at the lowest prices , but also from those biiyers who lack
implicit confidence in their own judgment , as they can depend upon
honest treatment. It is our aim to so please those who once deal with
us , that they will ever after be our patrons.
Our Boys' department has , during the rcast few days , received man $
additions. "We open today
250 all wool plaited Nor folk Suits , knee pants , at $2.50. Just the tiling
for boys who are hard on clothes , The material is durable and
they are made strong. The same suit costs in other houses ,
least $4.00.
All goods marked in wlain figures and at strictly one price at
Cor. Douglas and 14th sts. , Omaha.
geino cd one block sonth to corner of IGth
nnd Dodge Sts. New brick building ,
4 new rooms for patients
OMAHA
MEDICAL & SURGICAL INSTITUTE.
Cer. 13tll St. and Capitol Am. , OMAHA , NEB.
riIt TI1K THEATMI.ST OF A I.I.
CHRONIC @ SURGICAL DISEASES
BRACES AND APPLIANCES FOR DEFORMITIES. TRUSSES.
A-D ; THE New YARICOCELE SUSPENSORY CLAMP COMPRESS.
l t Cnri'iii ' * * , tinitratnt nnd rnnMl i ft r urrrtifal Iff Ntmrnt * t
ivcry form ut rkn \ > | ( Hulrinf | Unliiitlor Sur U * ! tmtnient.
TV Kir * lun ( iiiiiLiHi OM Ikfjrntlltp * ftiid Itiarr * ( tub f ,
( 'urTituieofll Sptur , Pllen.Tnruort , C rnN-rC lirrh. llronrlUli ,
t ilictltlnn rie.trloUy lHrn1y U FplU-pM Kt liifj , DUJdtr , Lie ,
tor , fkm , ii'l HlooJ , n < \ all hurgictl O milvni.
Book on IHscnses of Women THEE.
Only Reliable MEDICAL INSTITUTE
MAKING A fcpicuLTY or
PRIVATE , SPECIAL ail NERVODS DISEASES.
All Clnotl Di nto mcrettfuUr tiefitfJ , Bypliilhle rolon ifinoreJ
flora ! h * ) tTin without nifrmry New UiMnrHtho Inttmnitfor
I/in of Niul I'owfr. l'cr ont untblt in vinltin mar tteirmlfJ t
hoinr , Lv lonrtHnulfiiCf. | AIlr initiitittrNU ( iitloufdfntlnl itdl
einffor1n.lrui fnl * tit hy ni Iloi ti | > rtM , M-iuiflv pnrkrd , no
mirk * to Indicate conf > ntiur cn l r Onu | n-r * mn | fntrrvKW pri
ftrn\ Call njroniult u orMnd liUtorj ofjour t e , wiiU ittiup ,
n < t v will unl U Uln nripjMr , our
BOOK FREE TO MEN !
I'pon TilvAte , Kc | ! t And y rroun DIH-D S IUHN | | * p h fu.
hirnnAtnrrli < rt lm ) > otfiii > jrl Bvplillil ( .wuwrlhut , Olrrl and' * 1 *
coc lf Moon fur | < llrui . Audi * . * !
OJUIU MEDICAL t. KUlUIICAf. I > 'STITUr , or
/'T.KcKeaany ' , Ccr , 13th st. & Capitol iT.Onidoa. Kcb.
Medical Books orPapors Free.
The proprietor ui the Oiuiiliu Medical and Surcl *
cal Institute lias publlalieil a valuable se. of boo >
and papers vpuii clironUand surcictl dUoatvs and
clcfonulttt'i , aud t.ie methuds ui euro wlilcli liuvn
glien blra tne rcputatlonof being tba most iklllfnl
aiidiuccexful ipetlallM In tlio vtati , anil lando tnu
Initltute BO culabrateil that londlclnei aroeentto
and p itionts recel c > l from orerjr ituto In the union.
AmuDK the boukt Ii on * upon tbo diseases of
women ; ono upon nervous , fpechil and prltnte di. |
eaiesot ihoneinal nnd urinary or ani ; v rk c l
cured by luritlcul operailom , and tlivlr lately Invent
ed clamp coiuprOM iusp < nenry for tlio letief and
cureof rarlcotele , IIPTTOUI eihan tlon andtaiual
dtbl Itr. aeir reiterative treatment 1'aixra upon
Binclciil brace * , piles. ruiiCeri , paralrslj. nit. Klea-
trlcity nnd th * n r mafnetlc battery lor home uiei
catarrh and Inhalation , etc. Unllia mou book )
lnu J by doctori free , they do not conslit of teitl-
nonlali with llcillloui aiuiciaim initial * , or ruboisli
ol that kind , but are pliln deicrlptlons of tll'emei ,
jriapiomi , ntw dlicovcrlei In mcillclne. uriery
and electricity , and nro well worth the perutal. and
can be nhtnlned free b ; addretilng the Omaha Medi
cal and Surnlcal Institute , Ulh street and Capitol
avenue , Omuna. Nebraska ,
U
U. S. DEPOSITORY ,
Or .alia ,
Paid up Capital . $250,000
Surplus . 43,500
H. W. Yatcs , President.
Lewis S. Heed , Vice-Presldont.
A. E. Touzalin , 2d Vice-President.
W. H. S. Hushes , Cashier ,
UlIthOTOllS :
W. V. Morse , John S. Colliin
H. W. Yates , Lewis S. lleed
A. E. Tou/.alm.
BANKING OFFICE :
THE IRON BANK
Cor. 12th and Farnam Sts.
A General liankiner ti usincss Transude
STECK PIANOS
Remarkable tor powerful sympa
thetic tone , pliable action and ab
solute durability ; 30 years' record ,
the best guarantee of the excel
lence of these instruments.
WOODBRIDGB BROS ,
DHEXEL & MAUL ,
( butteesora to John 0. Jacobs. )
DflWakws and EniMnicrs
At the old stand , 1407 Farnam St. Order
by telegraph solicited and promptly at
tended to. Telephone No , ' 23.
TO BUSE SS MEN.
A prominent How York iiuuiufacturlnf coin-
puny , \slili nn u-tub'lilud anil lilubly icmuner
iitivo biidnnsjipritutlciilly n inonopol } ) , Inrgely
patroiil/cd by liierclmnto. bnnkure. corpora'
tluiu nnd the irentr.il public , ( If-Jrc'S nn active
niul rctpoii'lldo ri'ptesuvatativi ) In e\cry tut < !
or city 10prruunt ) upon limited linrfclmoiit
t-imirtiitt'i'l. Suvurnl stiitci" ulieudy uniliTiun
trnct. Addri' < TIIK UXKINV.XT1ON.VI. .
CO. , 714 UKO.ll > WAY. SKW VOIiK.
DEWEY& STONE ,
FURNITURE
A magnificant display of everything
useful and ornamental in the furniture
maker's art , at reasonable prices.
LOTOS FACE POWDER
Ladies
valuing their complexion should sacurea _ 1
SAMPLE BOX ( GRATIS )
ol tlio latest Imported and unanimously acknowl
edged as tlio Lest
FACE POWDER.
Guaranteed to lie perfectly lionnloan. Imper
ceptible , durable ami Invisible. 1 orHaloiivury-
Mliuro. AfikyourilruRRlBtforit. i'Ueo , 0oui.a
60c per litix. Trndo supplied bv '
BLAKE , BRUCE & CO. , OMAHA , flEB.
J. F. LLOYD & . CO CHICAGO SoleJmportnrs
LOTOS FACE POWMR
FOR SALE BY THE FOLLOWING DiUG3ljTS
C. F. GOODMAN ,
K.UIlANDIiKK ,
IIAIIN'S 1'IIAltMACr ,
r. H.OHNT ,
KUIIN&fO. .
MAX CON HA I ) ,
MAX neCHT ,
I ) . W.SAXK.
J.T. KINSI.EK.
WM.aiiADISlI ,
C. U. BTACV ,
K. A. MOIlltrJ.L ,
JAMES KOKSVTII ,
LHHI.II-&I.KSI.IB ,
( > UKNr.Y& DAY ,
.1. II. PHKU'8 ,
W. A. HOSTKTTKH & CO. ,
CONKftJOHNSON.
1I1IGI1K3.V SCHMIDT ,
JOHN W. lir.Lt , ,
i o. s. Toiuiirrr ,
. 'KEITH'S HAlIt BAXAH.
GRATLFUL COMFORTING
EPPS'S COCOA
BREAKFAST.
"lly n thoioutrli knoulucUo of the imturiil
Inws which Kovorn the opornllons of digestion
nnd iiiitrltloii , nnd by a cnroful nppllcntlon of
the flno properties of wull-9 < slcctod Cocon , Mr.
IIpps lias provided our bioukfiiFt tnbles with u
dellcnloly llnvorod bevcrai6 whluli may envo
us ninny hcnxy doctor's bills. It Is b ) the
jndlulotis use of ucli itrtlclcs of dint that n con
stitution inny bo irinduully built IIP until BtroiiK
enough to roslst every tendency to di cnsu.
Hundreds of nubtlo imiltulles nro tloiitinir
nround us ren'lr to uttnok whoiever tliuro is a
veuu point. We ir.nv cfcupo ninny n fntnl
s'.iaft by keoplnif ouifcclvcs wnll foitlllod with
purolilood nnd n properly nourished frnmo "
rtvllServlee ( In/ette
Mnilo simply with bollln ? wnler or milk. Pold
only In hull pound tins by ( Iroeers lulielod thus :
JA IIS : ii : i s AS c < > . ,
Ho mic iit hlo ChemlstB. LONDON ,
Muntlon tills plpar
WILL
NEVER
BREAK
. . FOR SALE EVERYWHERE
THE NEW OCPAUTUnS
K areintiiBnltU patent doalila acting rods and
nuU9riii&9Uv ) foldloz knee rcit. Ll.'ht ,
< iuuitantlul and handsomn.
/Uied / Inthobot Hands and
I Orchestras. Unequ le4 [ or
j tone , snrpass all oilicri In
I nnt n ami appearance. If
\ueareit \ Umlo dialer doe >
Jnul kerp ttii-m , write to us
for Illuitratud Cutaloguo.
"LYON * , HtAU < , Chicago , III ,
mo j tr ApguAi ! Tin WITH TUB onooniniT or TBH
OOUNTUT T.II.I. BIB BT XUHIMKH THIS MAP THAT TU
CHICA60ROCKISLAND&PACFICRAILWA (
lly reason of Iti central poaltloi ctatt relation to llncf
hast of ChlciRo , and contlnJous lljcs Kt terminal
points Went. Northwest and Routhwest , Ii tliu tnioi
middle link In tlvit tranicontlncntki nyatcm wlilcli
InMtes and facllltatM travel and trafllo botncen tba
Atlantic and I'actflc.
The nock IsUnd main line and branches Include CM-
cage , Jolict , Ottawa , L 8allo , I'corla , Otneieu , Molina
and Itock Iilind , In Illinois ! Davenport , Muicatlne ,
\Vatblngton , { 'airfield , ottum , Osltaloo > aVe t I.IU-
crtjr. Iowa CltrUcMolnesIndlanoU.WInttr. < tAt ] n.
tic , Knoivllle , Audubon , Itirlin , ( luthrle Centre and
Council IlluffsInlowai Oallatln Trenton fit.
, , , < cstr i
Cameron and Kansas City , In Mlfiourl ; Leai.aworlli
and Atchljon , In Kaniasi Albert I-oa , Minneapolis and
St. I'aul , Inlllnnesota ; Watertown and filouz Falls , la
Pa kota , and hundreds of InterznodUta cities and to * na.
, VThe Great Rock Island Routo"n
Guarantees tpeed , comfort , certainty and safety. Itl
permanent way U dlBtlDffuished for Ita oicellcnco. It *
Lrldgei Are of utono and Iron , Itn track Ii of BOid ]
tteel.ltB rolling nt ockiwrfect. It nptiMcnger equipment ,
baa all the saf ety appliances that oxporlcnce has pro te&
uecful. and for luzuriou * accommodation ! In unaii
pftfBfd. Its Kxprcit Train * connUt of fupcrlor Uaj
Coftchcff , clepant Pullman Palace Tarlorand SIecplug
Cam , duperb Ulnlne Can , prorlJlng delicious incalt ,
and ( betwern Chicago and St. Joseph , Atchlnon and
Kansas City ) restful Reclining Chair Can. Itn ruuiv
atrcment Is conecrvatlyo , its discipline eiactlnff
"The Famous Albert Lea Roirro"
Between Chicago and Minneapolis and St. J'a. Is th
favorite. Over thin line Solid Kat Kxpress Tratnn run
dally to attrtvctlro re-orts for touriUs In IOWA and
Mlnnet-ota , nnd , 1 * Wfttertown and Slum Falls , to tli
rich \vhrftt and Knifing lanJa of Inttrlor DAota. VIa
Pt'iicca. And KAiiLakeo , tlio Hoclc htand offers superior
Inducements to Iran-lent betwern Cincinnati , Indian-
apollf , Lafayette and Council Illuffr , St. Joseph , AtchU
ron. I.earnworth. . Kansas City , ht Iaul , and Intrrmo *
dtftte points All patrons ( especially ladles and chlU
dren ) receive protect Ion. courtevy and kindly Attention *
Tor tickets , maps , folders , rople * uC WettUrn frail , or
any < lc Ircd Information , apply to principal nfllccn lu
tlio Unit id btate.5 &nt CaMadaorHddrttiHatClicnoD [ (
R. R. CABLE , r. ST. JOHN , E. A. HOUROOI ,
fr..l4O lW M t Ai1GHlUu ir n.a-Til * ftilrW
liiiKitod | nnd liottod by Mlhiilovltch , I'luichcl
tV Co . I'inulmmtl , O I'orenl u by tbo follow int <
lllrniinlMjii Diuir Co. , llliiko.
Co ; Aillur .V llolloi : M , Wollktoln ; O
Jlros A. To : I'liink llnlloiiu , U It Ciiottu ,
Hurnplo bottles truo.
.
UllKAT * IAUVI N TltlJATWKNT.
bouU nl ft v. hhonlil 1 > 4 read hy fathers
f # HI-I inn wH i IN ! ' l * *
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