Nebraska Newspapers

    IK THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : FRIDAY , OCTOBER 21 , 1887.
PICKED UP ABOUT THE CITY ,
Progress of the Work on the Now
Omaha and Council Bluffs Bridge.
ALREADY INVOLVED IN LAW.
FllRht of a Gay YOUIIK Mutt
Drummed Out of the Fort The
President A God-Father
The Fiitruhtld Case.
The Dridgc.
At lust work upon the Omnhn-Coun-
M Bluffs bridge has boon begun , nnd
from UilH on until the bridge is com
pleted , will bo vigorously nnd cxpcdl-
tiously prosecuted. The Ilnyinond
Brothers , with a force of fifteen or
twenty workmen , nro hurd at work
driving piles for the viaduct abutments
on the Omiihu nido , nnd
will Imvo this work completed
by November 1st. They hnvo al-
rcndy established the foundation for
twenty-six of thcso abutments , using
elx piles thirty feet in length nnd four
teen feet at the butt , to each abutment.
The work is being superintended by
P. 1) . Moore , of Council Bluffs , who says
the bridge will bo completed within a
year. This , however , is hardly prob
able , or oven pohniblo. as there is an
immense amount of very dif-
flRtilt labor to bo performed.
The contract calls for the completion of
the bridge in two years , and the likeli
hood is that it will require all of this
time to compiins the job.
1IKI DAMAOK SUIT.
George A. Ilongland , the lumber
dealer , has brought suit against the
Omaha and Council Bluffs Bridge com
pany for iK)0 ( ) , ( ) dnmagos , claimed to
nave boon sustained by reason , of
the blockading of the street in front of
his yards and interfering with his haul
ing and otherwise entailing great ex
pense upon him. Warren Switzlor rep
resents Mr. Hoaghind in this suit.
J. K. KKNT SKIPS.
The Kficnpndoor a Young Mini with
CrcilltorH llclilnil Him.
Another young man has gone astray
nt the expense of employers and friends.
In this instance the young man is J. E.
Kent , who for about a year past was ono
of the employes of the well known Wind
Engine and Pump company on Farnam
street. Ho acted in abiibordinato capacity
lie had little money when ho secured
his position here , and had had but little
opportunity to lay much money aside.
Nothwithstand ing the wages at which
ho worked , Kent was one of the most
liberal young men , in the way of ex
penditures , in the city. Ho treated his
lady friends with rare generosity when
lie accompanied them to parties and the
theater , and his attendance upon them
at Btieh places was so frequent that his
liberality became a byword among his
companions. His cigar bills ran up to
an extravagant figure , and among his
creditors arc the Kaufman brothers and
a eouplo of other tobacconists. Getty ,
the rebtauninteur , the Kmmonds
house , and half a do/en
other places in town have
unsettled bills against him. But the
worst of all is his treatment of his em
ployers. Latterly ho had been doing
their collecting in the city , and it was
but recently ascertained that he had
given receipts for bills which had not
be-on credited on the books. Kent's re
ceipts in this manner will probably
reach $1200 , and as these were collected
but a short time ago , there is little prob
ability that they will ever be recovered
Kent claimed to reside in Now York ,
but beyond that nobody in Omaha knows
anything of his antecedents nor is there
anything known of his present where
abouts.
Driven Out of the Fort.
Yesterday an interesting and amusing
episode occurred at Port Omaha , which
was enjoyed by all the spectators and
nil of the participants with the excep
tion of the boldiur who has given rise to
it. The hitter's name is not
known to fame , but ho was a
member of ono of the companies
of the Second infantry. Ilohndmarrief
n colored woman who resided in the
neighborhood , and the fact becoming
known , the band and all the companies
were gathered together , and with a
great deal of noibo and infinite- merri
ment the fellow was drummed out of the
fort , the moro fully to appreciate the
company of his colored love.
Debate at Crclghton.
The first regular meeting of this year
of the Daniel Webster Debating society
of Croighton college was hold last evening -
ing in the hall of the college. The of
ficers elected for the ensuing session arc
Rov. James J. O'Mearn , S. J. , presi
dent ; Patrick Burks , vice president ; E.
C. Noon , secretary , and Joseph H. Mc-
Curvillo treasurer. The programme of
the evening consisted of n declamation
by M. McGrlovy , nn Cbsay on Julius
Ca'sar , and a debate on the question :
Resolved , That the Death of Ca'wir was
Beneficial to Rome. " Joseph MeCnr-
ville , John McCarvillo , Patrick
Burke and John Brannan par
ticipated in the dihcussion ,
each showing marked rhetorical and
oratorical ability. The flowery rhetoric
of John McCarvillo , the splendid deliv
ery of Messrs. Bnrk and Braman , and
the argumcntive style of Joseph McCar
villo elicited great applause. The au
dience was fair in number , being mostly
college students. This session fatarts
out wi h llattoring prospects , the num
ber of btudontB being greater than ever
before. The time set for the next meet
ing is November - .
llyan , the "Gopher. "
United States Marshal Bierbowor re
ceived a telegram from Dos Moincs yes
terday informing him that a deputy
marshal from that city would arrive
herein the afternoon for James Ryan ,
the safo-blowor who is charged with hav
ing jumped a $10,000 bail bond. Marshal
Biorbowor says there is considerable
doubt about Ryan's being the right man ,
that he is such a big liar that it is im
possible to m-eortuin any thing about
him. Ilia opinion , however , Is that
Ryan is a crook and that his case ought
to bo carefully looked into.
Alhci't Pcnckc'H Illhtcd UopcN.
Albert Poncko , a Gorman farmer liv
ing about seventeen miles west of this
city , some time since sent n , eum of
money to Miss Olortrle Kundo , a former
sweetheart living in his native town ,
with the request that she take the next
'ctimor ' for America , and take up her
nbotlo iu his house. She arrived ono
week ngo , anil an immediate marriage
WUH proposed by Pow.Uo. This otter she
rejected , and left the IIOT.SQ tit once ,
coming to this city. Monday , Miss
Kundo , in company with a Mrs. Kurtz ,
yrent to Poucko's and demanded her
jrwdfobe. aud other articles she bud
f *
brought from homo. Pen Jco refused to
give them up until she had repaid him
the money ho had Bent her for passage
money. The ladies returned , nnd yes
terday morning went before Justice
Brandels and began a replevin suit.
The attachment pajwrs were given to
Constable King , who served them last
night , and brought the goods to Omaha.
Pencko says ho will contest the suit.
KNOCKING THK THAMWAY.
Some of the IHIilciiltien President
tlohnmm Complains About.
Speaking upon the remonstrance of
Mrs. Murray to the drum of the cable
tramway company on Dodge and Twen
ty-sixth streets , President Johnson yes
terday said : "There is no moro harm
to bo apprehended from our work on
that thoroughfare than there is'in any
other place on our lino. The 'drum , ' as
they call it , will bo underground , and
give the people no moro annoyance
than docs the cable which runs beneath
the track. Besides , the 'drum' will bo
at this side of Airs. Murray's. In fact ,
the chamber Is now well
under way , nnd before long
will bo fo covered up that
nobody will bo aware of its existence.
The people of this city nro too much
disposed to bo captious over matters ,
which can in no way injure them. Wo
are putting $500 , < XX ) into this line and
it t-eems to mo that wo ought to at least
enjoy the prlviligcs accorded others
who are investing not a cent. Look at
Kansas City. Why , that place has moro
cable lines than wo have lines
of all kinds , on its streets. The pro
jectors of these lines are not hampered
with potty little annoyances such as wo
have been. They arc encouraged to go
ahead nnd build their lines , and at the
faame time the city is built. Yesterday
I saw Captain Rtistin , who had
] ust returned from that place , and
, vhen I asked him what ho saw in Kun-
ias City , ho said , 'I saw a live city , you
> et. ' Then in .the mutter of railroad
lomurrago , wo are again annoyed ,
lero a few days ago we had to unload
.n enormous engine bed which weighed
bout fifteen ton. The Union Pacific
vrccking car wus the only thing wo
: ould get that would unload
t. We had a great deal of delay in
.his and getting a man who understood
, ho work , although wo searched all
round and agreed to pay good money
'or the work. Yet the best wo could do
lid not save us from demurrage. Now
.hero . ought to be allowances made for
iircumstanccs. It is impossible to un
cut ! cars loaded with our material in
minute , but no allowance is
undo for us and others situated like us
my more than there would be for people
ple who would like to use cars for btor-
igo purposes. Some of the represenla-
ivcs of eastern lines are not in favor of
.uch . a cast-iron exactness , but they wry
, hov are in the business and cannot
iclpit. "
The Public Schools.
Superintendent .lames reports the
city schools in n most excellent condi-
-ion. - Ho says all are now in full blast
ivitH the exception of the Davenport ,
West Side and Forest schools , and the
alter will begin with a roster of forty
icholai-b Monday. The other two will
> o gotten under way within
ho courbo of a few weeks.
The superintendent is lavish
"in his praise of the board of education
: md declares that the amount of work
ivhich they have accomplished since the
iirst of August is simply wonderful.
They have provided in the neighbor
hood of thirty school rooms , all of which
are doing splendid. Ho considers the
general condition of the schools
nuch bettor than ever be
fore , with bettor teachers ,
a moro thorough and complete course
of studies , and more satisfactory pro
gress. Ho thinks that hitherto the
board has been over anxious to accom
modate homo applicants for teachers' '
positions , and thereby ns efficient n
corps as could bo obtained by employing
foreign talent was not obtained. This
year they have had plenty of money to
pay good salaries , and have employed
many teachers who do not reside hero ,
but in each case teachers of superior
ability , and the work of the schools is
showing up coinmensurately with the
importance of this change.
The Fail-child Wind-Up.
Douglas B. Fairchild , the father o
little Stella Fairchild , who was taken
away from this city on Friday last , had
an interview with a Bine reporter yes
terday. Ho said that the story nboui
his living with n woman who was noi
his wife at 712 Marcoy street , lasi
spring , is false. Ho said lie boarded
there with Mr. James Johnson
and family , and never saw anybody out
side of the family there in his life.
He said that it wus the opinion of his
doctor that Mrs. Fairchild is insane ,
though ho himself considers her only
devilish and not crazy. Ho bays ho was
divorced from her at Aurora , Neb. ,
three years ago , on the grounds of ex
treme cruelty to himself and children ,
and that ho was granted the custody of
his three daughters , and that ho has
maintained and supported thorn up to
the present time.
A Sorrowful Death.
On one of the closing days of last Sep
tember a young man named Hunbingor
died of consumption in St. Joseph's hos
pital. Ho had wandered away from
homo and while confined to the hospital ,
wrote to his mother , a Mrs. McAloon ,
in Adrian , Mich. , notifying her of his
condition. Upon receipt of the letter ,
the mother answered , and judg
ing from the post-mark , the
letter must have reached
hero the day young Hunsinger died. In
Eomo way it became mislaid and ycstor-
day was forwarded to Drcxol & Maul by
the sisters. It was full of motherly love
and advice but its precepts were never
perused by the son. No friend appearing ,
the remains were interred in the county
part of Forest Lawn cemetery. Mr.
Maul wrote yesterday to the mother
detailing the facts of her son's
death and burial.
The President UH u God-Father.
The following letterwhich wab mailed
to the president at Washington yester
day , explains itself :
To His Excellency , Grovnr Cleveland : Sir
On the lumpy occasion of your visit to the
eityof Omuim a boy wua bom to my wife ,
whom , with your consent , wo will call
Cli over Cleveland. To mo , us a staunch dem
ocrat , It will ulToril the greatest satisfaction
to do so. Will you accept the God-father-
ship ( by proxy ) , ami hi so doing jou will
gliulilen the hearts of his parents.
Very icspertfully jours ,
MOUITZ STCCEM vx ,
1' . S. I know Hint my boy will , If so bap-
tiu'tl , necessarily bo a good man.
Fell In a Kit.
Robert Jonas , of Atlantic , la , fell
In an epileptic fit yesterday morning in
front of the B. it M. passenger depot ,
The bcreams of his wife attracted quite a
crowd , and the unfortunate man was
borne to an adjoining drug store whore
ros'-oratlvcs ' were applied. Ho recov
ered buliiuicjitly in half un hour to take
his truiu for boraa *
SOUTH OMAHA NEWS.
Mrs. Charles Vnnorsdol , who has
been ill for some time with typhoid
forcr , died Wednesday night.
A. M. Jones will soon begin the
erection of a. two-story business building
on N and Railroad street.
Mr. Dennis , of the Benson house , will
give a grand ball on November 5 at his
hotel.
The time of the fBlico judge was oc
cupied yesterday in hearing the Knllsh
replevin case.
The crossing of the Union Pacific
railroad near N street will bo moved
about sixty feet north on a direct line
with the Exchange building.
The engine and machinery is being
put in Swift's packing house.
Yesterday about seventy feet of side
walkwas put down in the alloy running
from the city hotel to N street.
The South Omaha Bank company will
to-day begin the erection of a now
building on N street.
Wednesday night a man with a well
matured case of the delirium trcmcns ,
created a sensation by running to a
crowd of men on the street and asking
them to accompany him to the third
ward where there were about fifty men
engaged in a terrific battle. A crowd
followed his lead and found everybody
in the neighborhood asleep. The
alarmist was given quarters in the city
jail.Tho
The proprietors of the carriage fac
tory is Albright's station will put in
machinery tl.iis winter and manufac
ture their own material. Heretofore
they purchased all material from east
ern manufacturers.
The Union Stock Yards company are
laving a main from the American
Waterworks company's reservoir from
which water will be used in the yards and
packing houses. There is about 100
cars of the pipes on the ground ready to
be put in , on which work seventy-five
men arc now employed.
The South Omaha cornet band has
n-dered eighteen new instruments.
The ball and game supper given by
.ho . South Omaha gun club in the K. of
Li. hall Wednesday nightwas a success.
iVbout sixty couples were present , and
.n excellent band of music inndo the
iccusion a most enjoyable one. The
upper was excellent in every respect.
Mr. KalSsh , who was represented as
drawing a revolver on Constable Ander
son , denies the charge and says the of-
icer took the weapon from his pocket.
CITIZENS' MEETING.
To the People of the Third Judicial
DlHtrict of NchniNkn.
We , the undersigned citizens of the
Third judicial district of Nebraska ,
icreby join in a call for a public mect-
ng to bo held in Omaha within ten
days , and name the following citizens
: is an executive committee to engage a
tall , gcclcct a dale , name chairman ,
and have full control of all arrange
ments :
John L. MeCague , J. J. Brown ,
Olmrles A. Coe , James W. Savage ,
W. V. Morse.
The object of said meeting shall bo to
irgo upon Judges Wakeloy and Grolt
that they permit their names to remain
upon the non-partisan ticket , and to in-
[ lugurate a people's movement to assure
the election of that ticket.
Samuel P. Morse , G. M. Hitchcock ,
Fred Nye , Frank Irvine ,
W. N. Williams , H. H. Hodges ,
AlfiedMillard , D. C. Patterson ,
Howard 15. Smith , W. P. McMillan ,
J. H. Lchmcr , Louis Bradford ,
O. N. Kntnsoy , Bnrlculow Bros. ,
Alexander L. Pollock , W. L. Purrotte ,
Jos. It. Clarkfon , H. J. Davis ,
E. W. Simernl , L. Drake ,
W. O. Bridges , H. H. Gould ,
Wm. A. Uediok , L. H. Korty ,
G. M. Nattingcr , Charles II. Sherman ,
D. J. O'Donohoe , Alfred C. Kennedy ,
J. E. Wilbur , Leslie & Leslie ,
C. II. Frederick , C. S. Raymond ,
Thomas F. Boyd , II. II. Bright ,
William Fleming , Milton , Hogers it Sons ,
Ed. B. Williams , Thompson.Hcldcn&Co
L. O. Jones & Co , Chas. Ogden ,
Wm. II. Megquire , A. Shiveriek ,
G. P. Stebbins , II. W. Yatcs ,
W. H. S. Hughes , V. L. Vodiekn ,
Gcorgo IX Adams , Will W. McBride ,
Max Meyer & Co. , J. H. McCounell ,
John Jenkins.
A Queer llrcnlc.
A negro effected an entrance to Imo-
gene Clarke's house , Eighteenth anil
Chicago streets , yesterday morningant1
boldly attempted a most llugrnnt out
rage. Ho proceeded to a bed chamber
occupied by two female domestics. The
girl were awakened , and aroused the
house with their piercing screams. A
light wasstruckand , a couple of the male
lodgers of the housoj rushed into the girls
apartment just in time to see the scoun
drel leap from the rear window. The
police wore notified , but as yet no clue
to the identity of the man has been ob
tained. One of the girls has a couple
of badly bruised arms where the brute
grasped her , otherwise no injury was
sustained. _
Ho Drops the Plunder.
Wednesday night about 12 o'clock
Louis Goldsmith was attracted by a noise
in his father's stable Twenty-second and
Grace streets , and slipping his gun ii :
his pocketho wont out to investigate
As he entered the front door ho baw r
man leave the back door with a double
harness. Ho ran after him calling npor
him to halt , but failing to induce him
to stop , ho fired his gun in the air to
frighten him. The fellow dropped the
harness and disappeared in the dark
ness.
Kyucr to Build the lload.
James II. Kyner , of this city,1ms been
awarded the contract for building the
now Lancaster & Humdcn railroad , to
run from Lancaster , O. , to Hamdoii
Junction , which is situated in the
center of ono of the richest niincra'
and coal fields in the country. Mr
Kyner and family left for Ohioyestordni
morning. The construction of this
line , which is about forty miles ii
length , will cost something like
$100,000.
Cleans Out the Cur.
Edward Thomas boarded a horse car
on the Red line , near the corn or of Lake
nnd Eighteenth streets yesterday morn
ing and by his boisterous language and
warlike demonstrations frightened sev
eral ladies and a gentlemen off the car.
The conductor remonstrated with him ,
whan Thomas turned on him and threat
ened to throw him off. lie rcfu&ed to
pav his faro nnd was turned over to a
policeman nnd locked up.
Malicious Destruction.
tlichard Gathaway was arrested yester
day morning on a charge of malicious de
struction of property , preferred by
Charles P. Benjamin. The complainant
alleges that Gathaway tore and de
stroyed certain fencing about a piece of
property belonging to the latter in the
northern suburbs. Gathaway claims
the property himself , as also does u half
dozen other parties.
Hnpplly Mated.
Mr. Joseph Goldwator , pf Leadvillo ,
Col. , and Miss Sohpla Stone , of this
lty , yrero married by Rabbi Benson
yesterday nt the residence of the bride's
parents , on Thirteenth nnd Pacific.
The ceremony wns witnessed by n largo
number of friends of both the bride nnd
groom. Congratulatory telegrams nnd
costly presents were received. The
happy couple leave for their Leadvillo
homo to-day.
AtiotlicfNew Industry.
Secretary Nattinger of the board of
trade , stated yesterday that in all
probability a largo soap manufactory
would soon bo erected in this city. Ho
stated that the senior partner of n Inrgo
Iowa concern woDfVory desirlous of re
moving their plant to this city nnd in
the secretary's opinion it would BOOH bo
done. Mr. Nattinger refuged to give
the name of the firm as it might bo
hartful to the enterprise. The proposed
capitalia 850,000. of which the old firm
will subscribe ono half.
K. of P. Award * * .
The committee in charge of the
awarding the prizes in the contests in
cidental to the late gathering of Knights
of Pythias in thin city , have distributed
about $1,800 nnd forwarded to all the
winners the prizes offered , the last
money having been sciitaway lastnight.
There still remains about $800 in the
treasury and the committee is desirous
that all who have claims against it shall
present the sunc as soon as possible.
Too Much Morphine.
Jack Nugent , it is reported , was roam
ing about the city Wondesday night in
a half demented condition , imagining
that he was pursued by u. gang of men who
wanted to kill him , and calling ti | > on nil
his old friend to stand by him. His wife
says that ho took a big dose of morphine
nnd has not been right since. He went
to Council , Bluffs yesterday morning ,
and fearing harm might befall him ,
friends loft for < hnt city at noon to look
him up.
Tno Annual Hunt.
The committee appointed by the
Omaha Gun Club to decide upon a day
for the annual fall hunt have fixed up
on Thursday , November 'ld , for the
grand event , and the geese and the
ducks are hereby given fair warning.
The Parnell Social Club.
The regular bi-monthly party of the
Parnell social club will bo given at
Cunningham's hall next Wednesday
evening , Oct. 20. A pleasant evening
"s assured the members and their
quests.
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
Tills powder never vnrlon , A marvel of pinl
ty , htreiiKtli nnd wholesomenens , Moro econ/
omlcHl than the ordinary kinds , nnd cannot beHeld
Hold In competition ulth the mnlltndu or low
cost short -weight alum or phosphate powders.
Sold only In cans. UOVAL HAKIMI row IIKH Co. ,
1UO Wall-lit. . N. V.
PRIVATE DISEASES
Blood poison ,
wncrcAl tullit ,
gleet stricture ,
teralnal emis
sions , loss of
toxual powi" ,
weakness o f
the sexual or-
Cans , Hunt of
desire In male
or female ,
whether from
Imprudent
habits of
tj young or sei
: mil habits iu
1 mature year * ,
. or any canio
tlmtdcbtlltAto
I the sexual
function S1.
speedily and
pcrma ently
curtd.
Consultation free and strictly confidential.
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Instruments exchanged , rented and sold on
Easy Payments , below
FACTORY PRICES.
Instruments slightly used at
GREAT BARGAINS
Max Meyer & Bro. ,
Omaha , Neb.
WILBOB'S COMPOUND OP
PURE COD LIVERl
OIL AND LIME.
CUIIES corona , rof.iw , ASTHMA.nnoNcaiTis
AMI AUbCUOt UlXJUh 11U.MOUS.
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Cbcmlst , IJostoii. bold by all druggists.
SLUMS LAW SCHOOL
LAW DEPARTMENT Of
WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY
Th Tw.ntr-flrit 7 of this well known school lll
b flnst 4 o'clock p.m. onWEDXEiiDir.OcT Jth.Mr7.
KxaMdATIoH fori < l ane . ) t mllng MoxDAT.OCT.
10th , , m , Entlr * courts maj ba completed la two or
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' annum For
KEEP WARM.
Our stock of Overcoats is immense. They begin at $2.90 , for which
price we can sell you a man's Overcoat , made of good Vermont Grey ,
ined with Canton Flannel a coat which is usually sold in other places
for $5.00.
Next we have a heavy Ulster with plush collar and cuffs , at $3.75 ;
WORTH $7.00.
For $4.75 we will sell you a good Chinchilla Overcoat with warm lin-
ng.
Besides these low-priced ones we have an elegant line of better
grades running up to the finest qualities of Chinchillas , Montanacs and
Beavers.
We call particular attention to our Fur Trimmed Overcoats , of which
we carry a large variety. These are beautiful garments , and the mate
rial used for trimming is the best of mink and beaver.
In Boys' and Children's Overcoats we have the largest assortment in
the city , and it will surprise you to see our prices on them. One elegant
little coat with cape is marked $2.90 ; another splendid Melton with As-
trachan cape , $3.50 , about one-half of what other houses would charge
for them.
The demand for our Underwear and Hats is so great that we are al
ready obliged to enlarge the room assigned for these departments.
All goods marked in plain figures and at strictly one price , at
Nebraska Clothing Co. ,
Corner Douglas and 14th , Streets , Omaha.
OMAHA
N. W. Comer of 13th and Dodge Streets.
KOIl THE TUKAT.MKNT OK ALT.
CHRONIC and SURGICAL DISEASES ,
Braces' , Appliance : for Deformities and Trusses ,
Dent facilities , nppurntni and remedies for success-
fill treatment ( if every form of dlncime requiring
Mcdlcn ) orHiritkal Treatment.
Forty new rooms for putlcnts ; Lest hospital accom-
niodmloim In the "cit.
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and lllood , and nil ciiiKlml Operations.
Diseases of Women n Spot-laity.
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MAKING A M'KCIAI.TV OF
PRIVATE DISEASES.
All lllood I > lRen es murcMfully treated. Syphilitic
1'ol'on removed from tlio nyntcm without menury.
New Ke > tonitl\u 'treatment for Ix of Vital 1'ower.
I'ersonH nnphlu to l9lt U * may ho treiitect at home ,
liv correspondence. All communication * confidential.
Medldncn or Instruments i-i'iu by mall or express ,
pccurc.1) packed , no marks to Indicate contents or
render. Ono personal Interview preferred. Call and
consult us or Bend history of jour case , uud wu will
fend In plain wrapper , our
BOOK FREE TO MENI
Upon Prliate. Fpcclnland Nervous Diseases , Pomlnal
weakness , Sperm.itorrhuMi , Impotency , bphllli ) ,
( lonorrhiea , ( 'If ft , and \ ulUotole. Address ,
Oiimlm Mvdleal anil Surgical Institute , or
Dr , HcMenamy , Cor , 13th & Dodge Streets ,
OMAHA , NKB.
O lnu to the. rapid erowtli of Omalm nd oursiio
ccKKln errt'itlim cures , our business has become so
liiri-'f that tin * old .Modluil Institute on 1 Ith street and
Capitol avenue , could not accommodat nil coming
to n for treatment. Wo have therefore moved Into
our new brick building , Northwest CorMrof lull and
lodi/o streets , ono block south of the old Institute
bulldlnK , and have now the largest and most com
plete Medical Institute or ho | ilt rin the west. Korty
newly furnished , well warmed and ventilated rooms
for patients , three skilled physicians always In Ilia
bulldlnK. All kinds of diffuses treated In the most
ttlcntlno manner.
We manufacture furelcul Ttraces for Deformities ,
Trusses , importers , Klettrlcal Ilattcrlcs , and can
supply pliysltlans or patients an ) appliance , remedy ,
or Instrument known. Call and consult us , or write
for circulars upon all subjects , with lists of question *
for patient toansner. Thousands treated success
fully by correspondence. Wo have superior ad\an-
times and facilities for trratlnit diseases , performing
siirKlcul oncnMlnns , and minting patients which com
bined with our acknowledged ability , experience ,
responsibility and reputation should make thn O tun 1m
Medical and Huruical Institute the tlrnttholco.
J. B. HAYNES ,
-OFK1CIAI
STENOGRAPHER ,
Third Jtidiclul District ,
37 CHAM HUH OF COMMtiUCK.
Itbllltit.d thr *
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1 thli pfCiflopuriwMCc Kbr
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Itydlriiclly lamuflt all vtak ptrli.mtor-
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CumotJff ltliiUDtror ] eforldtijc l Incaih.
Uruuit Iraprurf minttorcr all othtr bclu. worn cam p r.
Tnantatlyritrtdln UITM nioolhi ffralrd pamplili(4e. ( rtamp
Th Ssndan EUctrio Co. 189 LsSsllc St. . Chcsai !
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BODWELL & . MclNTOSH ,
Real Estate Dealers
,
110 South Spring Sttcct ,
LOB Angeles , - California.
Dcnlers In cltv nnd country propetty of nil rte-
bulntlous. uenernl Information to new-torn
t'l.s fu'elv '
SteckPiano
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thctlc tone , pllnblu action and ub-
EoTnte durability. i l > eara recoid.
the beht KUitranteu of the excd-
lence of these Instruments.
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\r \ taughtbr Mall.
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c. s. RAYMOND"
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AND
A REGULAR GRADUATE IN MEDI
CINE AND SPECIAL PRAC
TITIONER ,
Authorized tu treut nil Clirnnlo , NerToua
iiml' > | ii.i lal l > loan- "
I [ PRIVATE DISEASES ]
( Wlirtlipr rnuscd by Imjirudente , Kicrmi
_ . . . „ , „ . . . . r CiiiitiiKlon ) Si'iminil wpakiipss ( nlghft
Cor. llh ! ] nnd Dodge Sis. . Onmlm , r eb. iu"es > t. iuni ni-Miiiy. uo * nf scxu l
power ) , Nervous Debility , Ulorel Disorder *
etc. Curable c cs Riinranlecd or money refunded , dilute'low. TlionxKinH of emeu cured. Ago nn
perience are Important. All medicines cxpcclully prepmed fur eucti Individual cafe.
NO INJURIOUS OR POISONOUS COMPOUNDS USED.
No tlmp lost from bu lno * . I'atlrntu at ndlntiinrotrpiitcdhy letter nnd cxpre . Medlclno sent every-
wtierv freu from KUZO or brcakimc. NO DKI.AY IN KIl.MNd OUDKUS. For 4 cent * In Humps , wo will mall fr ,
all our printed lltonitiirc , embracing u "Minpton Il t"un wlilcli toiietu full lilitory of Ulreimc , etc.
State your niie nnd send fur terms. All we a k Is a trial. Secrecy ob ervod eltlior In pursuit or by mall.
OKKICK llOUUS-'Jtu Ii a. 10 2 uud 7 to 8 p. m. Sundays Included. Consultluji Itoom , No. 4. mJ. .
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1707 Olhe Street , St. Louis , Mo.
Of the Missouri State Museum of Anatomy , St.
Louis , Mo. , University Colli-co Hospital , Lon-
Jon , Oli'sen , ( lermnnr mid New Yoik. Having
devoted their attention
SPECIALLY TO THE TREATMENT OF
DISEASES.
Moro especially those. nrlslnR from imriiu-
deuce , 1m Ito allso Miltcrlng to conespoud \ \ llh-
out delay. Diseases of Itifci Him nud coiituulim
cured Mifely nnd cpeedlly without USD of aim *
KfiousdiuKH. I'aUentH uhose uises have been
iipuluctod , lindly treated or pioiiouuceil Incur-
nme , hhould not fail to vrlto us concurnlni ; their
symptoms. All letters lecelvo immediate atten
tion.
JUST FCKLISIIEI ) .
And will t > e mailed ritP.K to any address on 10-
ceipt of ono " -cent stump. " 1'inutlcal Observa
tions on Nenous Debility and 1'hrslcal Exhaus
tion , " to which Is added an "Kssay on Mar
riage , " with Important chapters on diseases of
the Hemoducthe Organs , the whole forming n
valuable medical treatise \ \ hlch bhould bo read
by all young men. Address
DBS , S. & D , DAVIESON ,
1707 Olive St. , St. Louis , ilo.
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AND
Glasgow via Londonderry ,
Liverpool via Queenstown.
Are Mlrlcdy Flr.t-Cln. ; , and among
the larKCht , fattest and finest In the worl.l
Haloon. second alms and itecrnite PuHrncer
Acrntnmoilittlnn. Unexirlleil. Hierj
regard for the comfort and conrenlenco of pas-
lungers studlouilr couildortd ud practiced.
Meniiiers ercrr Saturday tur ( ilnsfow. City of Itomn
fulls lor Liverpool October 1. . It Is thn lurKe * ! und
finest passenger xteunier utlont. Itntcx of IIII-MIKO for
nil classes na low as by liny other tlrsl-clitsu line. Mi
llion excursion thUcls at rediued rotes , llrallxfur
HUT amount lit lowest curient rate * , tor books
of tom , Holds , or further Information , apply In
JIKMIKH'-O.N IIKorlliaiS , ChicuKu , or 1UA.NK K.
MOOIthri , Omaha , Neb.
S , S , FELKER , OMAHA , NEB ,
IOC N. ItthStuet.
I'UHi : ( JAUroilNIA WINES , shipped direct
fimn our vineyard. HleslliiK , ( lutedel CluretH ,
I'nrt , Shcrrlen , etc. S.m Join Vaults , Smentli ,
J'.ltfhth , Sun faluuloi uiul WlllUimstieets , Hun
Jose , CullfornU ,
THE CAPITOL HOTEL
LINCOLN. , NEB.
The tieit known and inoit popular Hotel In the
statv. Ixxatlun central , appointments tlrit-clais.
Headquarter * fur commercial men and all political
PARTS
lit th tody narjeJ ! and itrengthtned , Full pattlo
U U d ) tits , JtttlK KJWi CO. . Duffale. N. T.
Who la WEAK , NERVOVN. IlEniMTA-
TED. who In his FOLLY and lUNOHANCIt
hns TRIFI.KI > away his VIOOK of BOI Y ,
MINI * and MAMIOOIKcausing cxhHiiatlrlJ
drains upon the FOUNTAIMN of l.tVK
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Dreams , WEAKNKNH of Memory , HANH.
FULNEHNIn NOl'IETV , I'IMl'l.KN upon
the FA 'E , and all the EFFECTN Icadlnc to
EARLY IIEC'A Y and perhaps < ' < NUMI .
TIOX or INSANITY , should consult at on
the CELEIIRATKU Dr. Clnrko , Kflftljlldi
JWI. Dr. Clarke ha < made NEKVOVN UJ
BII.ITY. rilRONK ) and all Dl eaees of
the OEMTO IIHINAUY Organs a Life
Study. H makes fin dlflercnce Mil AT you
have taken or WHO has failed to cure yon.
T-FEn AI.KS sulIerltiB from dlsiasCJ pucu-
liar to their sex can consult with the assurance
of upeedy relief and cure , Bend 2 ccnU postage
for works on your diseases.
Air-Send 4 cents postage for Ololirnloil
Work * on Chronic , NrrtotiH and Hell
enic Diseases. Consultation , personally or by
letter , fre . Consult the old Itnrlur.
Thonnnndft riin > < l. OHIrrxand pnrliirn
prltnto. * a-Thosc contcmplatlntc Marrlnee
lend for Dr. Clnrke'n celebrated guide
Mnlo and Female , each 15c. , both Vfic.
( stamps ) . Heforc confldlni ; your case , consult
r. : iAKKK. A friendly letter or call may
cave future HuDerlngand shame , and add golden
years to life. WBook " I.lfe'n ( gecret ) Er.
rortj , " eoc. ( stamps ) . Medicine and writings
lent everywhere , secure from > xpo > iire.
Hours , 8 to 8 ; Sundays , o to 12. Address ,
F. D. CLARKE , M. D.
188 So. Clark St. , CHIOAQO , ILL ,
your retailer for the
JAMES MEANS
$4 SHOE
or the
JAMES MEANS
$3 SHOE.
Recording tu your iiueds ,
CAUTION I I'u'lthtly none genuine miloii out
me nnd price appear plainly on Ihc iclci. 80111 *
utalert. In ordtr tuluake a large *
I ruflt , will recoinmeiid the lnf riot
with which tlm market Is
d .IAMISMIANH : : / |
1 hllOK Ii Hilil and at } Huh ( J
fill Ilko u aim king und HIV
OIIIUKS NO IIUKAK.
ifMJ IN , " belntr pirliiliy
easy lti first lluw It Is wnnl.
L It Kill tatlify the moil
fastidious ai It Is In e\ery
vital retptct ( iual | ta
the hand-irwtq
wliic/j /
* tir. u * " xy
AiK for the James.
litrn rci
tailed a |
. . . .TAMK8 MnANSSn.SHOnii Unorigi
nal t ) shoe audit ahiolntely the onlv iliop of Its | Tl <
which has ever horn placed rxtcnilvely nn Ihc inarari
In which durability Is cnntldcred before inerr nutwaraj
apj iranre. 'I hue ihori are sold by th bent rttallcrf
tliroiiEhont Hi' United States , and we will place tholsj
railly within your reach In any itatft or territory If yo
will itnd in * potlal card , mentioning thli paper ,
4amei Mean * it Co. , 41 Lincoln Kl. , llotton , UaU ,
Full line of the uliovo Shoos for nnln In OkiAil
hy O. W. Cook , 1VXJ Kimiam Htrwt ; 0. S. Mlllt-rj
CW North llith Htrcet ; lluy-ward linn. . 407 Houtlj
Kith BtrcHt. In COUNCIL , lli.urtd l > y Bargeiit 4
8,4ianroadway.
Proprietor Omaha Business College ,
IN WHICH 13 T4UOHT
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Commercial Law , Shorthand , Telegraphing
and Typewriting.
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