Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, November 10, 1887, Page 8, Image 8
THE ; OMAHA DAILY BEE r THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 10 , IBS ? - PICKED UP ABOUT THE CITY , The Now Schedule of Fast Trains to the Coast. FIFTEEN HOURS ARE SAVED. UlfgUHting Condition of Street Car * on OHO oftlic City MIIPH llemls "iVIri-H His Kxiicrlenco With Anarcliy. AnnllillntlnK Time. Vlc-c President Potter , of the Union Pncl- flc , arrived In Oinnha last , evening after n long absence on the Paclllo const find at Intervening points. Yesterday the nchcdulo was perfected regarding the tlnio of the fast train which Is to commence running on the lath of this monthmid , Is ns follows : Leaving Council Bluffs for the west at 10:0. : n. : n. and 7:5 : , " p. m. reaching Omalm 10:30 : a , m. nnd 8:20 : p , m. ; Choycnno. 6:20 : u. rn. and l'J:50 : p. in. ; Lnrit- mlo , UflO ; a. m. and 8tt ! p. m. : Uawllnn , 8j20 a. in. and b83 ; p. in. ; Green lllver U p. in. and l-,20u. m The Hccoud of these trains , that which I ° nvc8 Council HlufTs at 7:55 : p. m. makes close c innectloim for Portland , arriving at Poncutolln 0:15 : a. m. ; Huntlngtou , 8:23 : p. in. untl at 1'jrtland 1:30 : p. in. Returning eastward a train wil leave Port land at 2 p. m. reaching Iluiitingtnn 8 : : ) i > . m. , Poncatollo , 0:50 : p. m. and Green Hlver at 0:85 : p. in. At the mentioned Btatlon the two trains before mentioned arc scheduled to leave as follows : 7:10 : a. m. and 6:35 : p. m. , reaching Hawlitm at 1'p. ! : ! ( ) . in. and 12:10 : a. m. ; Laru- mlo at ( > : , " > p. in. and 7:20 : a. m. ; Chcycnno 0r : > . " > p. m , and 10H : ! ) a. in. ; Omaha.0 p. m. and TifiO a. ui. ; Council Hluffs 0:25 p. in. and 8:15 : a. m. The train for San Frnnclsco leaves Green nivcr at 1:20 : a. m. , reaching Evanston at 5 a. in. , and arriving at Option , mountain time , 7:4i : ! a. in. , and leaving at 7:40 : a. in. Pnriilu time , arriving at Klolio 7:05 : p. m. ; Kuno , ff.'Xi n. m. ; Sacramento , 11:50 : p. m. ; Oakland , 0:40 : p. m , , and San Francisco at 7:10 : p , in. Hoturning. it will leave San Francisco at H p. in , arriving at Ogden 70 : ! a. m. , the second end day out and leaving there at 10 a. in. , and making close coimucUon at Green Hiver at 0i)5p. : ) m , At Sacramento , close connection will bo made for I.os Angeles. This schedule makes the time for Omaha to Ogden thirty-live hours and twenty-live minutes : the time from Ogdcn to San Fran cisco , thirty-live hours and twenty minutes , a shortening of live hours and fifty minutes , The total time between this city and Kan Fnancisco Is seventy hours and forty-live minutes , a saving of Jlfteon hours and forty- live minutes. The time from Omaha to Portland Is . hours and minutes .seventy-seven twenty-live , which amounts to a saving of eight hours and forty-live minutes. NO IIAIjfj KOll TIIAIX. lie IH KcCitKcd the Liberty of Public Speech. Mr. George P. Uomis , of this city , George Francis Train's former secretary and inter preter , has been to Waukcgan , 111. , and had liis flrst experience with anarchy. Ho last night wiregramcd from Chicago his experi ence to the lice as follows , which is explana tory In itself : The following Is my first experience in anarchy : WAUKHOAN , 111. , Nov. 8 , 18S7. Wo hereby nfllrm that about 7 o'clock this evening Mayor Powell , of Waukegan , notified Ponsonloy & Co. , In his oflioial capacity that ho would jiot allow them the opera house for George Francis Train's lecture to-night on universal knowledge. After having for several days thoroughly advertised the lec ture in the papers hero and in Chicago , wo hereby claim from the city of WauUegan W50 damages and a public apology for as suming that wo would do anything of u treasonable nature or in any way antagonize tholaws of the Jund. Poxsoxi.rjv & Co. GoorpoP , Bcmis , private secretary Gnorge Francis Train : I consider this n d d out rage and unless an apology is made I will "bust the town. " Gnouon FHAXCIS TKAIN. Manager Ponsonley said that 800 people were shut out ; Member of Congress Mason was the intended chairman. The whole town was at the depot to see us oft for Chi cago. Uower , start correspondent of the New York Herald , just told mo that orders from headquarters hero were not to allow Mr. Train to speak within 100 miles of Chicago. Mr. Train leaves to-morrow for the birds and children of Madison Squaio and 1 for Omahu. Gr.onoi ; P. BEMIS. FILTHY iioitsi : CAKS. Condition or Public Conveyances nil the CiimltiK St-cct l.lnc. The frequent complaints concerning the lllthy condition of horse cnm on the Thir teenth and Cuming street line induced n Bin : representative to make an investigation yes terday. Eleven cars were visited , nnd every one was found to bo in n state of un precedented Hastiness. The steps and rear platforms were covered with mud from a one-half inch to two Inches In thickness. It was like setting one's foot in n bed of mire to cross it. The Hoers of the car were uniform- ilj covered with sticky mud , and the interior of the majority of them were positively foul with the odor of tobacco smoke. In one cor a drunken man was stretched at full length upon the seat , his muddy boots soiling the covering and causing the passen gers no little annoyance and disgust. His drunken slumbers wore finally disturbed by u gentleman who took him by the shoulders and rudely awakened him. Notwithstanding the fact that there were Indies in the rar.nnd that the inebriated man fairly made the air blue with his curses , the driver paid no at tention , nnd the result was that many left the car to await another. Five men , more or less thoAvorso for liquor occupied u second car and "made things pleasant by singing snugs and expectorating tobacco Jcico in all directions. The entrance of a young school girl caused the driver to stick his head inside and mildly protest with the runians. This frightened the young girl who immediately left the car after having paid her faro. In a third car In which several ladles were seated was a man engaged In pulling u vile cigar to which 110 attention was paid by the driver. These are but n few Instances of what was Peon by the reporter. Not n single car vis ited presented n cleanly appearance nnd there seemed to be no attention paid to the rules or any attempt on the part of tUo driver to enforce - force them. _ Omnlm'H Hunka nnd Surplus. Chicago Tribune : Mr. II. Kountz , of the directory of the First Natioual bank of Omaha , is at the Pacific. Ho says four of the banks at O in aim are national deposito ries , but , unlike the east , the favors granted them by the secretary of the treasury in securing - curing Dortlous of the surplus revenue for loons to investors has had no appreciable ef fect In Nebraska , ami ho did not think the surplus would bo decreased any on this ac count They were expecting great things from the investment , of Chicago capital in Omaha. Swift's now slaughter-house would soon bo in operation , and its capacity w " 'd ' be it thousand head a day. Armour's new hog-house would dispose of 4.000 hogs dally , nnd the new concern of Fowler Bros , would get rid of about the same number. In addi tion to this Hammonds slaughter-house would handle MX ) head of cattle , and Omahu was going to bo a rival of Chicago on a small scale. _ * CUSTKU'8CHAmXY. It Tenderly Consigns to Earth u De ceased Comrade. The notice In the BEE of yesterday di rected to the remains of George Bin-rows , 'which lay in Barret & Hcafy's , the attention of the local committee of Custer Post. Xo. 7 , O. A. 11. , to which society it seems the ik ceased was n'member. ' A letter was fouud o his person shewing that he' had been a 'oX a. Grand Army ; post "tu HloomficUl , la. , the commander of which was J. S. Smith. It re lated to a card for which the deceased applied on the ICth of last Mny , In his wallet was found his Grand Army bndgo. Barrett & Hcafy telegraphed to Milton , la. , where they learned some of his relatives lived , but received only n letter from o Mrs. Kllrabcth Burrows , asking for the cause of the death , nnd whether he had left any prop erty. Tim remains was burled yester day under the auspices of Custer post. To day an Investigation as to what effects he left at South Omaha will bo made by the committee. Two more deaths occurred nt St. Joseph's hopitnl yesterday , one being that of Peter Powers a consumptive aged sixty years ; the other Matthias Tensch , of brain fever. The former has friends In the city , and the brother of the latter , in Huntlngton , Ind. , has been telegraphed. COUHT 1IOUSK ECHOES. Political nnd IJCKU ! Notes How the , Various Candidates Keel. The docket for the November term of the county court was called yesterday at'M. \ : . It comprises ninety-eight cases. No suits were filed In cither the district or county courts yesterday. In the oflleo of County Treasurer Bolln there pervaded an air of gaiety which Is some thing unusual in the well conducted depart ment. Private telegrams to Judge-elect M. U. Hopcwell from Burt county show that he was given nearly every vote In the count ) ' . The balance of the non-partisan ticket received tremendous majorities. Judge Wakely , with nn air of content and nonchalance , was engaged yesterday in figuring out his majorities , which run beyond his expectations. With the exception of Judge Hopowcll , Judge Wakelcy's ' majorities are in excess of any of his associates on the non-partisan ticket. A feeling of sadness was apparent in the faces of the majority of the attaches in the county clerk's oflleo yesterday Mr. Necdham , himself , was the jolliest looking of the lot. No cases were on trial in any of the courts yesterday. _ SOUTH OMAHA NEWS. George Marks , n traveling salesman for a Kansas City clothing house , is in the city so liciting orders. The Armour packing house was opened this morning and the hog market advanced 5 cents In consequence. Excavating for the foundation of the hog house of the Switt Packing company will begin some time during the latter portion of this week. The board of trade matter is being vigor ously pushed and n paper which all who favor the movement are requested to sign is being extensively circulated. A prisoner confined in the city prison was attacked with delirium trumens last night nnd for a time was very violent. Medical aid was summoned and he is improving. Tobias Miller , a resident of Hhodo Island , who is on his way to visit relatives in San Diego , Cal. , stopped over yesterday to in spect the workings of n packing house , ho having never seen one in operation. The old gentleman expressed great astonishment at the rapidity with which the animals are dis posed of. A New Enterprise. \Vo arc pleased to note that we are to have a valuable addition to South Omaha , in the shape of a first-class dry goods and notion store. The proprietor , Mr. Charles Singer , has had tin experi ence of nearly twenty yours in the whole sale and retail dry goods business in one of the best houses in the country , viz. : Messrs. Taylor , Kilpatriek & Co. , of Cleveland , O. A few months ago ML- . Singer decided to locate in Nebraska , and hus boon employed in the Kilpat- riek-Kooh Dry Goods company , the head of which house was formerly ono of his employers in Ohio. Mr. Singer comes among us with a largo experience and nn excellent business education. The stock is all new and will bo told on the lowest possible basis. It will bo found nn advantage to trade at home nnd wo bespeak a cordial reception for Mr. Singer , nnd predict a great success for his business , as a good dry goods store has been a long felt want. Real Estate Transfers. Keal estate transfers filed November 8 , ISb" . furnished by the C. E. MuynoHeal Es tate & Trust Co. Jonathan II Dustman and wife to 1C Kurlson , lot 15 bile 1 , South Omaha View , w d r 00 Larmnn P Pruyn and wife to Norman II Brown , s HO feet of lots 10 and 11 blk 10 , Patrick's 2nd add , w d 3,250 Harry B Mulford to Norman II Brown , 35 feet of lots 0 and 7 blk 1 , Pope Place , w d 3,000 Kate McMillan and husband to Fred erick Dellone , lot U , Uitchlmrt & Persons sub , w d 2,000 John F Ilclln ami wife to John S Spaf- ford , lots IS and 11) ) blk 12 ; lots 17 and 18 blk 13 , Albright's annex , w d 3,275 , Wendell Benson et nl , to Fremont N Jaynes , blks 1 and 2 , lots 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 , 5 , 6 , 7 , 13 , 11 , 15 , 10 , 17,17,10 , 20 , 21 , , 23 , 24 , blk 4 ; lots 20 to 24 blk 5 , North Omaha add , q o 1 F N Jaynes and wife to AVendeil Ben son , lots 8 , U , 10,11. 12 blk 3 ; 1 to 10 blk n ; lots 0 to 10 North Omaha , q c 1 Augustus Kountze et al , to Charles T Taylor , lots 18 and 111 blk 12 , Kountze & Uuth'H add , w d 2,200 John F Kitchlmrt et al to U P Bos- worth , lot 5 Hitclmrt & Persons sub , Wd * 1,800 Prince A Barrett and wife to CII Wai- worth , trustee , lot 10 blk 2 , IJush & Solbys add , w d COO Iticiiurd S Berlin to Henry F Millau , 14 in W A Ucdicks add , w d 1,000 Win F Schwcrin et al , trustees , to Win F Schneider et nl , trustees , 10 blk 1) ) , Marshsadd , w d 6,000 Henry S Juynus and wife to Minnie L Jaynes , north 33 ft of Jot 8 blk 7 , Omaha , wd 6,600 Charles W HIggins and wife to Mal colm McKinuon , } , t int hi lots 12 and 11 ! blk 4 , Albrights annex , w d 1 Win Li McCaguo to M J Waugh , beg M ft northof a point on the quarter sec tion line 354 , 10 ft west of the s o comer of the n o } { 15 , 15 , 13 being i\ triangular piece adjoining the rail road , wd 2,000 Wm lj McCaguo , single , to Albert M Kitchen , part ot lot 6 and 7 blk U , McCagucs add , w d 2,000 Kebecca Murray and husband to J E Markel , 2 in blk 117 Omaha , q c 1 Sam'l Mortenson ct al to Martin Calm et al. the n CM of the east 41 ft of lot 1 blk 200 ; also ID ft adjoining in Omaha , w d 11,000 Martin Calm et al to Ncls J Christen- Bcn. lot 0 ami 10 blk 3 , Grummercy park , w d 8,150 Martin Calm et ul to Samuel Morten- sen , lot 4 , blk U , Grummurcy park , w d 800 James E Vandercoolc and wife to Thos J Pennell , lot I mVf\m \ , . Vandercook terrace , w d. . , . . . . " . . . , 1,300 A Gregg Inghram'ana wife to Euclid Martin , und } $ of lot 5 blk 6 , Hans- coin place , wit : 4,000 Isaac S Base-all to Marcus P Mason , power of ntty Is-.iuc S Hascall to Marcus P Mason , und MO of 153 lots in Carthage et al , q o 4000 Thomas Uock and wife to Chcsloy I ) Leyton , lot 10 blk 1 , Fowler place , w d ; 1 000 * \ T Seaman and wife to Elizabeth While's' " 30 f pet of the n 80 of lot 3 blkM4 , Shlnu's uui"K1- ! ; . . j 3.500 The U S to Win Brown , patent on IiJt3 1 und 2 , section IS , 15 , 10 , E Sophl Pearson ( single ) to Herman Hereliu , eastK df lot S , Huwcs' ad. , Wd 1000 Patrick A McKenna and wife to Gee C Wallace et ul , lots 1 mid 2 , Par- mentervlacc , wd 3,750 John F Twamloy and wife to George E Gibson , blk 3 , Lincoln park , w d. . . . 8,000 , F hugeno Seavcr ct al to Arthur W Saxe , lots 4 and 5 , Uticu place , w d. 2.SOO Frank E JUtchlo and wife to Peter Nelson , lot 0 , blk 1 , Potter's ad to West Omaha , w d. ; . . . . , 1,850 nmcis Smith to Gee Warred Smith , northW-uereg of the northeast'/of , the southwest of nxtlon \ , 15,13 , . . ' , K Q.C..J.- , , . . , , . . . , . . , 1 August F- Fitu&Qaud \vllo .to runner ct nl. lot 4. Barker's sub-dlv , w d 605 Hurry Hcndle ( single ) to II V Hamil ton , south K of lot 0 , blk bO , South Omaha , wtl 1,500 Churlcs K Collins ct al to Etlwln II Onylpy , lot 10 blk fi sub-dlv of John lUedlrk's ad wil 0,750 John H Cannon and wife to Hugh O Clurk north .TO feet of lots T ami S blk 7 Patrick's M nd w d 8,000 , Fielder M Phillips ot nl to Fielder M Phillips , lots 1 , 2 , 3. 4 blk 14 ; loll blk 11 : lots 7 , S. 9,10 blk 12 ; lots 4 , 5 , 0 blk 7 Patrick's ' 2d nd ; lot 5 blk 3 ; lot ( I blk 1 A S Patrick's nd wd 20,300 , The John DIcrks Manufacturing com- puny to Hugh Hughes , lot 20 blk U West Albright w d. 850 Henry Wolloston to Charles Clcoter Mcndenhall , lot 22 blk U West Al- brlirht w d 8oO D C Patterson and wife to John ICunu lot M blk ft Patterson park \v d 1,000 Otto Lobeck and wlfo to Axel J Smith lot 12 Hertford w d 750 Otis H Hiillouetal to Krastus A Tillo- son. lot 17 blk 4 Ambler place w d. . . 400 Frank Hrowncll nnd Wlfo to Amos Phillips , beginning nt u point 7011 feet east of the line between sec tions 'J and 10 , nnd 070 feet north of the line between sections 10 and 15 13 o , thcnco east 100 foot ; thcnco north yj feet ; thence south 100 feet ; thence south 20 feet to pliico of beginning - ginning w d 5,250 William Lntcy et nl to Amos Phillips , west 31 feet 3 Inches of lot 0 , blk 3 , Foster's ad , wd 5,500 Amos Phillips nnd wlfo to Minnie L Jaynes , west 31 feet 3 Inches of lot 0 , lilk 3 , Foster's nd. w d 0,500 Amos Phillips and wife to Minnie L JH.YIICB. beginning at a point 711 ! ) feet east of the line between sections ! l nnd 10 , nnd 070 feet north of the line between sections 10 and 15 in 15 , 13 , e , thcnro cast 100 feet , thcnco north 1 SO feet , thence west 100 feet , thcnco south ' -'J ! feet to place of beginning , wd (1,500 City of Oinnha to Mary J Huek , begin ning at the s o corner of lot 1 , blk 50 , nnd running thence n 132 feet , thcnco e 14 feet , thence s 132 feetnnd thcnco \v14fcettoplacoofbeginning ; deed 554 Charles Goldsmith et al to L H Mickel , s y of lot ft , blk 17 , city of Omahn , and 10 feet adjoining on the west , being a part of Twenty-third street vacated by the city of Omaha , w d 0,500 George II Hoggs and wife to Jennie U Orr , lots 13 and 14 , blk 15 , George H Hoggs' add , w d 350 E K French and wife to Einiiia FHay , lots 1 und 2 , blk 'J , Hertford Place , w d. , 2,000 Tlio John Illerhs Mnfg Co to F V At- watcr , lot 5 blk 10 , West Albright add , w d 350 W Cochran ( single ) to Herman K Cochran. Iots4 and 5 section 10-15-10 , east , wd 300 Herman E Cochran to Gordon Wai- drum , n yt of s } jf of the n Y of s o \i \ of s w } f section 14-10-10 , and the s X of the s 14 of the n o X of the a w } i of section 19-15-10 e , w rt 400 City of Omahn to James Neville , lot 8 blk 78 , deed 3 Matthew Cahlen ( single ) to John I rev et nl. lot 14 Huell's ' sub-dlv of blk V and Shinn's 3d add , wd 2,250 Wm J Paul to James II McColIocb et nl , lots 15 nnd 10 blk 4 , und lot 1 blk 8 , Summit add , w d 8,300 Total sales $163,042 V. M. C. A. Pledges and subscriptions made to the building fund of the Young Men's Christian association arc needed immediately in order to continue the work and secure the enclosure of the building before winter. Some $15,000 stands pledged and the association and build ing committee rely upon the payment of this to continue the work. Subscribers are re quested to remit immediately to John L. Mc- Cague , treasurer , opposite the postoflico. POWDER Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies. A marvel of purl ty , Htreiintli nnd vliolesotnoness. More econ oiiilcal than the ortllnury klmls. and cannot bo bold In competition \\lth the mullttide of low cost short weight alum or phosphate powdern * 't N" " ' UovAtl BAKINO 1'owuEii Co. THEINHARDT & MEYER , SURVEYORS. OFi'lCKS : SOUTH \iiA-Jtoom 5 , Hunts DiiiMIng , Ninth Street. OMAHA Kooin 6 , Over Commercial National Hunk. FRANK D. MEAD , lilumi a Fltio cabinet work n specialty. Telephone 000. 209 South Sixteenth Street. Uftlco and red lencu niom 17 , Arlington lllock , 1 Dodtio H. , tlrstbulUllnfc nest of postoflico. Telephone bod. Sample Bottles Free. 4til IJVJt LVV * UVI IM'l lldttj ' * * * * " " ( - cr Ac Co. , Cincinnati. O. For sale by the following - ing dealers : Itlclmrdson Drug Co. . Illnke , Hruce tCo. . Adler & Heller , ( lladitono Jiros. & U > . , Frank Ucllone i Co. , U. It. Orotte. . ; f S. T. n.ilJJRWOE , .V.'JD. , , ' Physician and Surgeon , , Office'Cor , 15th and 1'arnam Bit. BejMenct.asa Vbtuom St. Uoura , U ) ll.swm * W ? PJfr , WE HAVE RECEIVED Part of Our Grand New York Purchase and Open To-Day THE BIGGEST SLAUGHTER SALE Of Fine Clothing on record. The goods were made by one of the best houses in the country and we positively assert that they will be sold at ONE-HALF THEIR REGULAR RETAIL PRICE , And some even for less. This may be a broad assertion , but we are willing to stake our reputation on it , and will easily convince you of it if you will see the goods. We commence with 5,000 MENS' AND YOUTHS' OVERCOATS : Among which we name few special lots for this week : $3.50 Liens' Good Blue Chinchilla Overcoats , double breastedwith good , warm cassimere lining and cut long. These are only in men's sizes , from 36 to 42. The coat is sold nowhere for less than $6 to $7.50. Our slaughter price for this coat is $3,5O. $6.50 An Elegant All Wool , Woven Back , Wide Wale Overcoating , blue color , meiis'and youths' sizes. We have sold the same coat right here early in the season as a bargain for $10.5O and they cannot be bought elsewhere for less than $12.50 to $15. Our slaughter price for this coat is $6.50. $8.50. The biggest card in the deck ! One of the finest Kersey Overcoats , best double warp , Farmers satin lining and fine satin sleeve lining , silk velvet collar , trimmed and made in the best tailor-made style ; a beautiful garment and good enough for any gentleman. We have sold thousands of them that were not better for $16 and $18 , and others ask that for them today. Our slaughter price is $8.50. $9.00. For this price we offer a lot of splendid all wool Chinchilla that cannot be bought else where for less than from $15 to $18 , and which we guarantee to be worth at retail fill- ly that much. Our slaughter price is $9. $14.50. We will show you something you have never seen before. One of the finest Chinchillas * Lined throughout with best quilted satin , silk velvet collar and velvet bound. This coat is made by custom tailors for finest city trade , and is made for wear and service and not for mere show. It is a garment which readily sells , by the largest houses in the coun try for from $30 to $35. Our slaughter price is $14.50. Samples of these lots are displayed in our large windows. Boys' and Childrens' Overcoats will be slaughtered likewise. Next week we will mention some slaughter prices of Mens' and Boys' suits. As a foretaste of what is coming in the latter line , we will place on sale Saturday , Nov. lz 400 PAIR GOOD SUBSTANTIAL KNEE PANTS , Sizes 4 to 13 years , the regular price for which is 50c , at These pants will be sold only between the hours of 1 and 4 p. rn-j on Saturday. All goods marked in plain figures and at strictly one price , at * THE NEBRASKA CLOTHING CO Corner Douglas and 14thf Streets , Omaha. fUlt your retailer For th JAMES MEANS $4 SHOE JAMES MEANS $3 SHOE , acconlliiR tu your neeilK. CAUTION ! I'otllUcly none RCtmlne iinlcn our nine and price apprnrplKlnly on the coirs. Same mmmmmm * * , dialers. In nrJfr tom.iko a lark-cr profit , will recommend the Inti rior coinls with which IIif market Is llnnrtrd. JAMKS JIEANS H4 hllOK IK light ami stjlish. It tits llla > H Hlocklnir ami ] ( K < UUIUKS NO " ItltKAK- IN J IX , " | IIIK | cn > thefirsllinielt la worn. U "ill satisfy the molt laHMIousasltls In every % ltalrc ptct equal to the hand'Seuiil tliues which A k fortheJnmes yfcfSHgK-.jJP lillllHrtS JlcansU shoe fur Uo-s gjgjMfjjfi been re tailed at * 7ortS. JAMFfi MFANS Sit SIIOK Is theorlBi- nal * 1 Shoe , and Is nbiolutrly the only shoe of Its price which hai ever hen placed extensively on the market In which durability Is considered ttffort * mere outward appearance. Thc c shoes arc sold hy tlic hesl retailers throughout the United States , and wo will ttl.icc thorn easily within your reach In any urato or territory If jou will send us i > postal card , mentioning this paper. 4amei Mcau * it Co. , 41 Lincoln Ht. , lloitim.Mms. Full line of tlio above Shoos for snip In OMUIA by O. W. Cook , limtl Kurnnm btrcet ; ( J. H. Miller , Bli ! North IBth street ; Huywiinl Urns. , 407 South I5th street. In UOUNCIL ULUFFS by Sart'eut & Evans 41Bro'.ulwuv. . Ttio Old r.clliiliki Ppcclnlln nf mnny year * ' once , trc'iits with wonderful nucrr.-s , nil TIIIIOAT. CANCKIt , I'll.KS. KlhTUljA. DIIDTIIDC uroil without | > Hin or lilmlrnnco nllr I Imr fi'imbui-lni-sH. ' All Chronic IIUI I UIIU inr | | , iiilMiniuol | nny In-tltutUm i this country The * " ' 'o ' contemplate cnlng to Hot Mirlrik's lor tlio treatment of HIIV I'rlvnlu or Illouit nlxfifu run to cured fur onu-tulrd tlio cost at our 1'rlvttte I I niCC1 IT I' ! * tn'iilnifnt n 1'iiro , I/ively Corn- I QIIIrA iilvxlou , tree from callow iu"d , frr < klt > 4 , bnUIkU Llniklii-mla. eruption' ! , utc. , tjrllliiiiit CJTM mil perfect hc'iltli can uu Imd. Iir-Tlmt "tlreil" feemiKHml nil fenmlii wcakm'H-es troiuptly eureil , IHimtlnK llendiioliet , .NLTVUUS I'rui- nriitnn , ilLMii'nil Debility. Meeiile iiiein. Deprexslun I'nil InillEenllon , Ovarian troubles , Inllmmntlon und iilderiitlon. Kulllnit und Divine rnients. Splniil weiik. t'p B. Kidney coiupluluta and CliuiiKU of Life , Consult tlipold Doctor CVC IUn CID Acutn or Chronic Intlamtua- til * A Pi II CHI ! tlonof thu Kiullds or Glnbo U I L. flllU Unil Bnt , pBror x&ir Muhtednpsi , Inversion of the l.lds , Scrofulous Kyc , UlLcratlJns , InlUnimntloiK. An ccs , Dimness ot Vision of ono or both < iye . and Tumors ot LIU. IJC"lntl iuiuatlon of the Ear , ulcnrntlnn or Catarrh , Internal or External Denfnuss , or I'anilyels , blnglutf or lloarlnir noltes , Thlrkeued Drum , etc. Dobllltr.Lossof Vltul Tower , Sleep- l''B nesm Despondency , l.osi of Memory. Confusion of Ideas Hlura before the Eyns. Lassitude , Languor , ( iloomlneiis , Dcnre lon of Hplrttn , Avurslon to Society , Knsy Dis couraged , Lack of Confidence , Dull , Listless , Unlit for Mudy or HiMnen , and ttmlsllfua burduu , saUdy , rernianently nnd I'rlviiUly Cured. oinnn iiincinN "i" > < " . scmruiv nLIIIIU A NU oPUN Kry li > ola .Kevcr ! > ore Ubuuu nnu uniii u tefin i > iinpie , ui- ccn , Talus In tlio Head ! and Hones. Syphilitic Sors Throat , Mouth nd TonKUK , ( llandulnr Knluruemcnt of the Neck , llheumutlsin , Catarrh , Kto. , I'erumneut- ly Cured When Others Have * Knlleil. Consultation free and strictly conlldantlnl. Jledlclne sent free from observation to all parts of tlio Unltod Ptntes. Correspondence receives prompt attention. No letters answered unless accompanied by four cents m stumps. Bend ten cents In stamps for pamphlet and list of ques tions upon private , special und nervous dls- Ternia strictly cash. Call on or address , DR. POWELL REEVES , No , 311 South ] 3th St. , Omaha , Neb- n. r. HUD WELL BODWELL < fc MclNTOSH , Real Estate Dealers , HO South Spring Street. Los Angeles , - - - California. Dealers In city and country property of all U * Bcrlptlons. Uuueral Information tu newcomers ers Ireclv THO * . I1. SIMltOS , Washing DA T FN T 5 % I0" . D. U. " No , pay ' ' * ske " < l ' foi H I CH I V i > aunt. until obtained. Writ * Untntcr'i unld . Omaha Medical and Surgical Institute , N , W. Corner of 13th and Codge Streets , Kor the treatment of nil CiliiOMO mid b'L'UMi M. > ' ' for lirtuiMiTir.s. I -KA i rs-MKArfc1) . Ai'i'MANcm : mid TlirctK"llest liiclltlli * * , uppnrntiia nnil reine- dies for successful treatment ot every lorni ot illv en o rcMiulrliiKMedlcHlorSurL'Icnl treatment. FullIV NEW IUIOM * * for PAflKSfl-nttT IIUOPITAI. ACCIIM- MODATlii.NSln the west. Write for c-lrculnra on Du- fonnltli-H mid llntco * , Club 1'ect , Curvature of thu Spine , 1'llei , Tumor * . L'tincer , Cjitiirrh , llroncliitK In , halntlon , iiuclrtidty : , 1'iinibsls , Epilepsy , Kidney , lllmldcr , Kye. H.ir , Mttn , uiid Blood and all surxlctil operation * . Dismsrs of WIIHKX a Hl'F.CIAI.l V.- HOOK on l > lswi L's of Women , FIIEK. Only rellnblu modlOMl Institute muttlnit n "peclnlty of rittVAiB DISKASKS. All blood dlneasea autee fully treiitud , IVrMHis mmblo to visit us treated nt homuliy cono- ppomU'nte. All communication1 * confidential. Meill- clnea or lUHtruinunts * > ent by malt or ex pies * , r > pcuicly pitcked , no mitrkrt to Indicate contents IT fender. One peroiiHl Interview preferred. Call und consult ii * . or send history of your case , und we will snnd In plain wnipprr , our HOOK TO MEN Kut.h upon 1'rlvute , MIO- cUI nnd Nervous Diseases , etc. Address. Omaha Meillnil and Surgical Institute , or Dr. . McMenamCor / , , I3tti aid Dodge Sis. . . Omaha , M Owing tn the rapid growth of Omaha nnd our uo cess In erTectluK cures , our business hat * become so la H' that the old .Mndluil Institute on Kth street nml Cnpitol avenue , could not accommodate nil coining tons for treatment. Wo have therefore moveil Into ouruuw brick bulldim ; , Northwest Corner of nth ami Dodco streets , one block fouth of tUo old Instltuto bulldlmr , nnd have now the laruest nnd moit com plete Medical Institute tir hospital In tlio west. Furty newly furnUhed , well wnrmeil nnd fentlhttcd rooms forpatlenU , three rVlllCMl physicians nlwiiyx In Ilia building. All kliuU ot dl uiiM. treutecl In thu most tcli'iitlllc manner. \VoinunutHCturo fiurelcal llrnces for Deformltlei , Trusses , supporters , Klectrlcnl llittterlcs , and can fupply pu > blctiins or patients nny appliance , remedy , or Instrument known Cull nnd ( onxult us.orwritu forc'lrculani upon nil subjects , lth lints of questions tnr patient to nns er. Thousands treated successfully - fully by corresiiondenco. Wo have euperlor mlvun- tates nnd facilities for treating dlfeni-es , iM'rfonnlna ptirtdc ill operntlonii , und nursmu' iiiitli'iita which com. blneil wltn our ncknonlt'ilueil nlilllty , experience , re poni-lblllty und reputation should make thu Omulm Medical uud Mirulcul Institute the tlrst choice. " ' T'ry * THE Joy { JSJP TbtslTtbellt- UcfaJtsolp- tlrt Price-list , rlctilrllliutr ted fa colour- prtnt , of Uit AKCUOB STOKE [ BUILOIXG BOX , which iboald ba fQund la rery tomlly and may b obtAlned from U Toy dealer * , BUlioners and Educational DtiioU. Tlie fttttviut will be forwsrded gratis oa tppUaaUoa la V AD. RICHTEri & ' Co. I EW YOHK. 0. BROADWAY or LnNBON K C. , 1 , BAJLYTAY 1TLACE. FENCUDItCYl STlttltT. Proprietor Omaha Business College , IN WHICH 13 TAUQHT Book-Keeping , PenmansWp , , Shorthand , Telegraphing and Typewriting. Send for CoUege Journal. 8. E. Cor , 16th and Capital AYO. DR. 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