Nebraska Newspapers

    8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEEt THURSDAY , JANUARY 12 , 1888.
PICKED UP ABOUT THE CITY
An Old Man Found Unconscious Ly
ing in an Alloy.
HE DIES A FEW MOMENTS LATER.
A Wreck On tlic Union Pacific About
Jclin KlnR'H Mccnsc The County
A KC n I'M lloports Strcot
Cnro Collide.
An Old Mnn'n Dcntli.
Yesterday morning about 5 o'clock one of the
loy carrier * of the Republican found u niim
lylnu in the alloy In the rear of Twcnty-bcc-
end and I'icrco In an unconscious condition.
Ho notified sorno of the residents of the
neighborhood , who repaired to the spot and
found the man almost dead from exposure.
Ho was aroused , however , from the stupor
nnd carried to a saloon on the corner of
Twentieth and Pierce , where , after having
restoratives applied , ho K.IVO evidence of ic-
turnlnK sensibility , hut only for a few mo
ments. Ho then sulToicd a relapse and died.
The man was Identified as Nels Kcthol , u
tailor , who for t\\o years past has woikcd
for Uiplnski , the tailor on Tuulfth
street between Taniain and Douglas. He was
a flood workman and left his plnco of labor
last oNenlng at CcJiO o'clock. Ho was sober
at tholtlmuaiid Mr. Kjplnsld says that ho
liad not been drinking for sc\cial weeks.
Ho has u daughter named Mis. Nelso icsld-
Ingon Twenty-second street , between Mason
nnd I'aclllo , together with a couple of mar
ried children In the HlulTs. Coroner Drcxol
was notllled mid icmoved thoimnains to his
office , where an Imjucst was held in the after
noon.
The verdict returned was that the deceased
had como to his death from exposuic.
KNGlXlTTO KNGINK.
A DIsaHtrotis Collision On the U. I' .
Yesterday Morning.
A very disastrous accident took pl.ico at
Millard , on the Union Pacific , shortly after
midnight. It did not result in loss of lifo but
itcaused the destruction of two locomotives
nnd BO littered up the tiack in the vicinity
with bioken cars that no tialn was able to
pass on the main line until after ! ) o'clock '
In thomoining. Tlio fouith section of fi eight
train 27 , engine 511 ! diivcn by Stephens , \\.is
standing on the trm k heading west.
Train iiJ was coming past , drawn
by cngino h.'l under the manage
incut of Jim Silk-Ids. The latter tinin uas
Iwwllng along at a \ cry rojild speed and \vhon
the time armed to apply the an brakes the
engineer applied them , but to his aimm'ment
found that the "air didn't woik. " Uuforo
the hand biakes could bo applied , the tialn
thundered into No. 'JT with the result abo\
noted. Ilotli engines were badly wrecked
and the men of each saved themselves by
jumping. Millard station Is again chinning
attention as a wrecking btatlon , having for
jears been noted * tlie scene of a number of
expensive casualties for the Union Pacific ;
company. _
KING'S i/ici\sn.
Tito Major Chnntes I" * Opinion.
"Political 'inlloocnco' " said n piominent
city ofticial jesterdav , "seems to bo as
] > owerful as ever. It cntcis oven into the
star session of the license board. Mayor
Uroatch on several occasions has stated that
certain saloon kccpcis would not ho gi.uitcd
licenses , jet one of the men whom ho de
nounced moio than all other- * his been
gi anted a license. I refer to J. A. King. "
As it happens the UED icpoiter to whom
thoabovoiemark was made knows some
thing of this case. The autograph letter of
Chief Seavey to Major Hioitch , pub
lished In the HFI > , January 3d. con
tained the following concerning the
8aloon run bjr Hr. King :
"John ' saloon Thirteenth
King's , Douglas near
teenth sticct , needs a gi eat deal of police
sin veillanco. King is hiought bcfoio the
police court occasionally , and recently a gold
watch was found In his place on a so.uch
warrant , that was stolfn by a cab duverho
lias smco been convicted of robboiy ( lobbing
n man of this same watch ) , for which ho was
sent to the penitential j" for four jeais "
Mayor Hioatch in conveisation with a Brjc
reporter on the day that Chief Scavej 's let
ter was published , stated th.it under ny cu-
cumstunccs would Mr. If in 15 bo allowed
license. Ho said fuitlicr that ho wub con
vinced that King's plaio was u ic'oit of
thieves , that men had time and time again
been lobbed tlicio and that in his opinion it
was the "lowest" In the cltj. Majot JJioatch
was moro than emphatic In ills ilo lunciatlon
of King's place ho uas vindicative.
The gc-ncial ( juory now is , why was Mi.
King giantcd a lironsci
Tlio liccnso boaid convened in iccict ses
sion Tneiday af tot noon Two policemen
guauled the door nnd no icpoitei was ad
mitted. AVIien the \\as1hiownopcn ,
Mr. Hioatch tinned to the icpoi tots and said ,
"Why did j on not como in i Wo expected tc
sco jou. " Tlio gnaids cl.ilinod that tliey hail
been given positive 01 doi s to admit no new s > -
paper man. Then followed another stnmgu
imniliy by the major. Ilo usUed the ie-
portcis if thej' knew unj thing against J. A.
King's place. Tlio lepoitcr was not tlieio to
innko complaints against Kin , ; or aiubody.
AVIiat made the m.uoi's change ofhe.ut ,
however , is jet u mjsterj' .
TJ1H COUNTY A12XT.
He Slakes His ICoport to the County
The county commissioners mot jestoidaj
nf tot noon at ! 1 o'clock. County Agent Mahoney -
honey piesented his rcpoit , which shows that
there aio now in thepoorliouso eight jMlvo in
mates , SOIUQ of whom aio compelled to sleep on
nmtti esses on the lloor , tlicio belngi Din
scventj'-eight beds in the house. The
'A building is gieatlj' crowdid , pos
scssinp , as it docs , accommodations
for about sevenlj'-flvo inmates. Among these
arc twentj sK insino people Twentj'-t\u
of thcso aio incurable and foui of tliciii lui\
never been cw.nlned by the commission 01
insanity , having been sent to the poor lain
fiom the county lull , as theio is no available
loom in the hospital for the Insaiu
nt Lincoln. Ho icpoits tint in UK
last thice months , since the matter of countj
Inirlal was tinned over to him by the com
niisslonei s , ho has intciicd thiit\ eight pin
pen the cost of eich bin iul being $ -5 50 inste.u
of { ! ! ! ! > 0 as Connelly. Ho locommcnils tha
another vehicjo bo piocuicd for puiposo o
drawing thcso bodies tothoccmc'teiy because
thopicscntouo l in n dilapltadcd conditku
mid likely to bicak down at anj moment.
The coinmitteo on chiuties icpoitcd unfa-
vouibly iigiiiiist the pioposltlon of 1) . Van
rtton for tlio euro of Mis.CI.ua S. Ncdioji
dm Ing her illness , and the committee on ju
dicinry sent. in a icpoitthutthev h.idieferici
the justice of PCMCO contest in McAullo pie
clnct to the county uttoi uey lor n writtei
opinion.
The follow Ing claims woi-n adopted : Chicago
cage Lumber loiupunv , $ M 50 ; James A. Tin
tie , guiding , sru.-U ) ; II. K. Aver.y , woik 01
load , f 19 N ) ; Hans Ivcbbcit , work on load
V > 'i 60 ; James P. Uwing , balitT fees , f I ; P .1
nnd MC. . NU-hols , insuianco , Jl'J 50 ; H II
Uilght , haidwaic , fTifl ; .l.icob Tioill , haid
wire , J7.SO ; 1 { . Hingh.un ic * Son , supplies
f r.M. .fit } ; . Kit/p itnck , pluinbing , S'J ' ! U1 ; An
rtiow Hajcs , wltLcs1 * , $2 ; Patrick Magh\v
loroncrs Juij1. $1 ; H. M. .ludsou , } 10. Join
F , Piico , f J , J. S. Kobb , $10. I. , P. Malone
$4 , H. Gordon , $2. N. H. White. * 2 nil juiois
John Curry , { 3 , U. P.VclU , witness ? * , ft , .
CominnnuMtions fiom James H. HIIIIIPI
relatlyo to the salai v of depaty rounty super
intemlent of cchools , and Gcoijro Holme *
woio lofened to the finance committee.
The teslKiiatlon of Ior ey H Houck u
ronstablo of the Kouith wuiu , and MJVOIU
dtljer communications lefeiretl to UK
committee on judiciary.
The ofliehil bonds of William II Moran
auditor of the boaid , David Smith , justice o
thopcacoof Chicago inecinct , and Julius
Becker , constable of Jefferson pcccinctcu
uppiovud and accepted.
A iCQucst for nn olcctilo batteiy for th <
thoinmntesof the poor f aim was ie
f ned to the committee on i > oor farm.
The estlmntfl of County Judge Shields fo
Cleric hire In his couit for tlio jo.ir l&Sb wr
the fliiance committee.
UOVKIINING MINUS. <
A Numlirr of Gentlemen Who llnd
Olllco 'IliniHt Upon Thorn.
Tucidny \ \ ns n great tiny for the election
f oflkcrH. In nil p.iits of the cltythcro
vnre triithcrniKS of club innnbers nnd ( Innn-
cinl orgiiiilfutloii'J making eketloni of their
> eit uicn for govcinlng mid administrative
poses during the coming year , Among the
orgiml/iitlous was the Omiilm club , which
elected the following : L , . M. Dennett , presi-
lent ; M. T. Hnrlow , vlco president ; L. P.
Ainkhonser , "eiTctnri ; Luther Drnketrcas-
irer. Directors : L. M. llennett , M. T.
Uui low , L. P. I'linkhouser , A. C. Wnkcley ,
H. J. Davis , H. H. Mcd.iy , I-ouis Hr.idford ,
Joseph Oarno.iu , Jr. , nnd Luther Drake ,
COMMI HC'IAti NtTHISU. IIIXK.
The following dlroctoisero elected nt
this hank : W. O. Muul. .Io cph Oninenu , Jr. ,
L. H. Williams , A. 1' . Hopkins , Cl.uk Wood-
nan , 1' . M. Morsoman , Andruw Henry and
Alfiod Milhtul. No flection of oillcers will
.aki * pl.ico for u couple of dnjs.
touriT utt.s 01 Mr.TLin VS'-OCIATIOV.
The tuistees of this nssoclatlon met In the
nfternoon , there being pi csent Messrs. JOHn -
n , Denis , Wood , PoisMli , P. 15. Lowe and
hai Its H. Utou n. Followiiiff ere elected :
Dr. Denise , chuhm.ln ; Ch.ules H. Hi own ,
vice-chairman ; .TnitiLs 1'oisjth , ( .lei U ; S. T.
loilyn , tionsiticr ; J. V. Cialg , superintend
ent ; . ! H. Daniels , agent. It was icportcd
Unit the new house for the ttcxton and the
ollico of the cemett'tv had been
completed at n costof ubout t-,000 ; also , that
ill the money iCLci\ed tluting tlio jear bv
.ho n so2liition had been expended
n beautifying the gi omuls and
.hat tlio s.imo policyould bo
; iui sued during the pii'sont .Near , the tract
.tndur Improvement being the enst eighty
ncres on the giounds belonging to thonssocla-
Lion. Landscape GiudciiLr fcni nshiiwas
ii.ild the amount duo him for ( kslgiiing the
impioveiricnts amounting to Wi > ! ) U. Theio
.ire now about ono bundled iteiaous , buried in
the ( .etneteiy. 1'iospec.t Hill cemetciy Is now
closed to all but lot-owners , the
management which is In the hands of this as
sociation , Insisting ui > on nil transients being
bin led In Torest Lawn. To the Inttcr plnco
a number of icmovalsill take plnco next
summer , because the owneis of lots in Pios-
l > ect Hill have all e.uly glen notice ; of their
intention to do so , and some of tlicio have
aheadv puichascd lols In the new cemetery.
The cost of lndildu.il pel mils for burial is
$10 and of giound for lots 15 cents per square
foot. 1 ho pi leu la Piospet t hill i angcd from
J"i to ilt' i-ents per sq.no foot. Astiong cf-
foi twill be made this sei'son to e\tcnd a
spur of tun k fiom the main line of the Chicago
cage , St. Paul , Minneapolis At Omaha to tlio
lemetciy to enable the latter to teacli with
ease.
inn rinsTTIOVU , IIVMC ,
The dlrectots of this bank were elected
Tuesday , the names being the same of these
of last \ear : Herman Kotint/e , J. A. Cioigh-
lon , W. A. P.ixton , .1. M. Wooluoith , A.
Kount/e , A. .T. Poppleton , J. K. Uo.id , r. H.
Davis and .1. A. McSlutne.
OMMU NATION VT. ItlVK.
This bank elected directors as follows : J.
H. Millard , . ! . J. Hi own , A. .1. Simpson , Wil
liam Wallace , A. U. WMII.III , Guv U. Haiton ,
Charles II. Hioun , r. W Nash , N. W. Wells.
i'ltcso then elected the tallowing ortlccis :
T. H. Millaid , piesident ; A. U. Witnau , vko
iiresident ; William Wallace , i-ashici ; E U.
IJ.ilcli and U Cnincr , assihtaut cashlcis.
FIRUV STATISTICS.
AH Shouu by Chief Galll an'M An
nual Kcpoit.
Chief of the lire dcpai tment , J. , T. G.illigan ,
submitted his annual icpoit to the city coun
cil Tuesday evening. The shou ing made is ns
follows :
At picscnttho ilcpaitmcnt consists of 51
men. A now chemical engine , and two new
lioso carnageseii1 pin chased duiing the
} ctu : A liist-clnss steam Ilio engine nnd t\\o
lioso carts aio leeoinmcnded for the business
pii t of the city. One o ! the hose cai ts to bo
placed in Kountzo place and the other at
Twcntfourth and Vinton sticcts. A hook
and ladder tnu-k is ulso suggested for the lat
ter point Up to the Hist of December' there
weio KU nlai ms , with losses at the diffeient
Hies as follous : Huildlngs $ .U,427 , insur
ance 40lH)0 ; on stock SoS/JlU , insurance f53-
OVid-J
Tollouing will bo found the number of flrcs
nnd losses dining the past sc\cn ieais end
ing Apnl 1 of the icspcctivoeais :
> To Tiles. Losses.
Si . 4S § 5T,2ilOO
> 1 . ! S fiiOiOOO (
i . 54 (
WJ
7 . \ . ' \
S , nine mos. endlngJan. 1..133 1)1,340 ) 00
Total . - . , . WiS * VHOniO
K\pcnscs of dcpaitmcnt for past niuo
montlis , s" > ) , ; ! ( d'l '
The condition of tlio dcputmcnt is fust-
clahs , and impiovini ; continually.
Itci l Ijstnic Tuinsfors.
I ? .T King to M Lnui o Mapes , lotL'.blk
10 , Hnnscom Pl.ico , w d . 7r 00
M Louise JM.ipcs and hubband to H J
King , o 17J Hoi lotj. ) . Hoi bach's 1st
mid , wd . 5,000
1) ( > 1. S Slubbs and liusband to D J
Hutcliinson , lot 4 , bile ' . ' , Ilaiibcoiu
Paik.wd . 050
.lolui w Uiauliuli and wife to AHodg-
ctts , n aj ft of lots 10 nnd U , bill 10 ,
Pntrit U's 2nd add , w d . 2,553
South Omnha L ind Companv to Fian-
cc-s Spoi'ttler , lot U , blk 51 , South
Omaha , w d . , . 8oC
L Scluoeder , tinsti-u , to A F Hoochs.
lots 1.1 and 14 , blk C , Blown P.uk ,
w d . 1,400
A I1' Hooscho to the Public , plntot sub-
divof lotsl and 2 , blk 1 % , Blown
P.nk .
Oustav Ho\\el and \\ifo to Otto IJau-
mniin , mid y5 ft of o ' of lot C ! ,
Haitnunadd , wd . v5,000
Allco Gcitiudo Howaid and husband
to ( Jcorgo L Uedman , &o > 4 sw ja ,
10-nUwd . . . . 2,800
Jdhn Hess nnd wife to John B I vans
et nl , lot 10 , blk 1 , Hitchcock's Fust.
wd . 500
John A Lauroiuo and wife to E II
Cochrun , lot 10 , blk 10 , Walnut Hill ,
wd . 1,500
.lolin L Miles et al to II B Allan , lots
! > , U ) and 20 , blk 21 , Walnut Hill ,
wd . 1,500 ,
J M Swetmnn to Thomas Vates , 5
aciob vw com nw cor c } if MJ'I ' 3-14-1M ,
> 1 u b . 50
Owen Sfor and wife to L C Hill , lot 1 ,
Pali mount Place , w d . . . . . . 4,101
John \V Tostci to W J Panto , lot 30 ,
blk 21 , Walnut Hill , w d . . 2,200
John Amsllcid ct nl to Steen Mate-has ,
lot 5 , AmshYld add , w d . 500
KNMillPrloNeKoiirnddon , lot 11 ,
blk ! fc , Benson , w d . 2r)00
II A Benson tiustco to U N Sillier , w
d . 2 00
Omaha rioioiao Land and Tiust
compaiiY to Henri Dupont , nw so
V.i , 111 , lit , wd . 10000
II I ru m M Chittendon and wife to Aug
ustus F Box lie , lot 12 blk 1 , Wai teu
ton , uil . 7000
fno A McShano to Isabella Moms , lot
1 blk 2 , McSt.ano's 1std . 4 000
Win Latelj ( t al to . .lasuter et al , o
) Sf ft , lot C. and w 12 , ' ft , lot 5 , blk
U , KosterS ad , vul . 5250
Moil is Moil Nor. tiustcu to .las Walsh ,
lot ' , ' 07 , blk 3 , Mont Douglas , d. . . . 1500
T\\enty-thieo deeds . $0(5,353
Ilo ! The lllulTH.
All paities intending to go on the grand
sleigh udo to the BlutTs to day niti ic-
iiictted | to be on hand nt tlio stai ting ] > oint ,
coiner of Douglas and riftocnth sticef , as
the tun fiom hcioto tlio Ululfb will coiibumo
much moio time ttian ib lommonly bii.pobed. |
All au.ingcMiients for a gloiious good time
lun o been completed.
Will all members of tlio W. O. T. U.
of Xobnit-K.v tuKo tiDtiuo , that tlio time
is fttbt unprotuOiiiiK for twymcnt of
ntitionnl dues. All local unions will nd-
vance tlio work by promptly paying
hoinl-ainiual ntnto dues , nlbo donation
lortiito lioatlquurtcrd. Oroto a cm-
My fund , Gernuui or foroiyn uorlc , etc. ,
| ) U > iibo bc'nd ilii'octly to the Stuto W. C.
T. U. tveuiiiior.
MilMAHY M. LAXTUY ,
1'or V. G. L.vxruv.
Jan. 10 , 1SSS.
ilallril I'o i1 8lcullu Spocw ,
JlinJUyan , a diukcn : ) fakir , % \us Julli'd jcs-
torday for stealinga box of spectacles from
tbo stdio of riccluud ,
Continental Clothing House
A GENUINE COLD WEATHER SENSATION.
Unprecedented Attractions Hn Fine Satin Lined Overcoats , The richest and most elegant overcoats
ever shown on our counters.
All tailor made garments , nothing cheap about them except the price , An offering never before attempted of the finest and most elegant overcoats ever
manufactured by ns since wo ha vet been in businoss. Our nnparalolled sale of the famous Sawyer woolou Go's. , line all wool double and twist
heavy winter weight suits.
a s. ) Full indigo bin ? , wool
goods made in this country.
. . , . , , _ . . this to bo the moat attractive
bargain in a fine overcoat ever oflered west of New York city. Wo will send a sample overcoat from this „ lot by express 0. O. D. to any address in the west or
uorthwest with the understanding that it is worth fully $30 and to be returned at our expense if your judgment does not correspond with ours. Remem-
br the price , only $16.
LOT No. 2 We offera bargain of equal importance , being 400 of the very finest quality London Seal Brown Kersey Overcoats goods
made by the famous Worumbo Mills of Maine , a mill that has no rival in this country in the manufacture of Ker.soy Overcoatings ) These goods areth o
now shade of London brown , which is so fashionable with young gentlemen everywhere. They are made with lapped seams , cut single breasted , Ily froiitnuu
lined with the same quality of Win. Skinner's satin throughout , body and sleeves , the best satin made in the world anywhere for service. We have thcso
vercoats in all sizes , from 33 to 44 , and olEer them at the extraordinarily low price of $19. We have no better overcoat in our stock at any price ; wo
could not make a better one if you should give us $30 for it , neither could we use better materials or better trimmings , and we do not believe that the
Kersey Overcoats , lined with satin , can be purchased outside of our store for less than $30 each. We will send a sample garment by express , to bo returnect
at our expense , if you do not consider them worth $30each
Aelvet
which
overcoat in our stock , and we now offer them to close at $12.
THE OPPORTUNITY OF A LIFE TIME.
1 a - - rsa nw s m - MM r m - v m m m M
LOT No. 4- --We offer 150 pure All Wool Cassimere Suits , cloth made by the famous Sawyer Woolen Co. , Dover , Now Hampshire , the besfc
manufacturers of line all wool cassimeres in New England. The suits are made in single breasted sack coats , are new regular goods , all sixes , and we offer
them now at the extraordinarily low price of $12 per suit. The lowest price for the"samo suits in September of this year was $20 per suit , and they are
worth that price to clay. Send for a sample suit by mail and you will not regret it.
We will send samples of these genuine Sawyer Cassimere Suits to any nddrcss with the understanding that they are worth fully $18 to $20 per suit , as retail houses usually sell them. If not
nnd so , they may be returned at our expense. They are the most thoroughly reliable and honest bargains we have ever had the pleasure of offering the trade.
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAIN SALE OF FINE SCARLET WOOL UNDERWEAR
We offer FIVE HUNDRED DOZEN FINE ALL WOOL SCARLET SHIRTS AND DRAWERS , pure Cochineal Dye , of full heavy weight. These goods have been sold all
season at an average price of 81.25 , and we offer them at this sale at GC > cents each. Comment is unnecessary. They a're fine and elegant goods and could not be manufactured to-day for $1.23
We have them in all si/.es from 31 to 44. Sample garments of any of these goods sent to any part of the country by express lor examination or approval , and , if not satisfactory , can bo
returned to us at our expense.
Wo also oiler at the same time FIVE HUNDRED DOZEN FINE ALL WOOL SCARLET SHIRTS AND DRAWERS , the usual retail price all over the country for these goods ia
$1.00 each. We offer them at this sale at 40 cents each. All sires from 34 to 44.
Send for our catalogue , giving a list of over sixteen hundred different articles we sell. Send for our rules for self-measurement and you can be fitted just as well at home as here in our store ,
lid to us aud see how much money you can save from ordinary local retail prices.
Freeland , Loomis & Co. OMAHA BOSTON
NEW YORK
Proprietors : DES MOINES
Corner of Douglas and 15th Streets , Omaha , Neb.
The Largest Wholesale and Retail Clothing House West of the Mississippi
MOIITUARY.
1KMMV.
nobcrt Hanilln , ono of the oldest and bc t
known citi/cns of Oinnhu. died Tuesday at
4:15 : p m. Mi. Hanilin had been ill for some
tune with a complication of diseases anil
flimlly crjsipclassctin , vlikli pio\cd fatal.
Tlio funciul will bo Hold tbis ( Tluu-s-
day ) nltcrnoon at 2 o'clock , at the icsitlenco
on Se\\iud sticot , between Twenty-sixth nnd
Twenty-seventh btiects.
Cailontl Kate Petitions.
Commissioner Giiftltta topoits that the
petitions \\hich have been cuoulatcd in this
city for tlio slgnatuics of ict.iileis , nsUing
the Intcr-stato i.nh\ay commission to retain
the system of caiload lates , have been gcn-
cially signed all over tlio city and by
all the leading men in tlio ict.il ! business.
The poutions lun o been sent tin oughout the
htato by the leading Jobbuis of this city , nnd
tlio icndincssith which they aio received
mKUCS that nn excellent showing will bo
made \\hcn thcj are piebcntcd to the com
mission , \\hich\wll bo on the " 1th of this
month.
Tlic T.liiiis .
James nionnan and .Tames Uonncrput m
an appc.u anco at the Odd Fellows' ball at
Foicst hallat Si\tli and l'ioreeTuesday cven-
inp , and after cieating a geneial low , ran off
with au armful of overcoats , hats , caps and
uraps. The wore ovei hauled , however , mid
ran in Dy Olllcer Hajwoith ut an early hour
jcstcidny inorning.
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
This powder nocr vnrlos. A marvel of puri
ty. btrciiRtli mid wholesonu-ness. Moro itoiioni-
leal than thu ordhmrv klnils. nml cannot Iw sold
ineompetltlonwltli the iniiUltnde of low cost ,
shoit wt'tght alnniorphosnliato jmuileri. Sold
only in c.uii , . Itojnl IlaUiiB l'o\\de'r Co , Ul
\\u\\ \ bt. . Now Vorfc.
W. L. DOUGLAS
$3 SHOE.
The only 83 SKAMI.KSSl
bhnitliitiio world , wllli-f
out lack or nails. /
Finet Cttlf , perfect nt.47
tndwtmntecl Congm-
llullon ami Lice , all
Jtylutoe. Asst > lh.- !
tuJ Uurabloai tlio
codingtOorlo Ilo
all ihr tlie W.
1. . DOUULAS.
3 Mme
n al < ai > f to. ]
\V. I. . nOUUI.Af ! V.BO SHOE U upez.
cflU-U lor IICS.TT tar. I ( not told by your dealer
write VT. L. DOUGLAS. iJrocklon. UMI.
I For sale by Kelley , S tiger & Co. , Corner
Dodge and loth Sts. ; II. Sargent , Corner
Scward and Sargent Sts. : . Geo. S. Miller ,
012 North Wth Street.
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The Old Reliable
Specialist of many
j cars' experience.
treats with wonderful
success all THROAT.
I.UNO , NKRVU and
III.OOI ) DISKASI b ,
and all CHRONIC
DIM'Asr.S and Dl-
10UMHUS : far in
advance of .m > itislitti-
tinn iji this coimtn
Ilioselio contem
plate Koine to HOT
SPKINGblortlietrcat-
me-itofuiu I'UIVAIK
or ISI.OOU DIbKASi ;
, . oan
- * < rtr
TH1K1) 1 HU COST at our I'rlxate Ii pensar--
SCROI'Or.nnil nil MALIGNANT lll.OOn and
MAI.4R.IAI. UlSEASI'S permancntl > eradicated
from the s\-lemand aciireguarantee < l UI.CI.RS
and rnVltR hORL S , le iiUinfr Iroin VARIC.OSK
VJilNij , Nl.CROSIS OV IlONlS OI.I ) UI.CJ'.RS ,
lU'iri'.UAI , CANCURS and 1'WIUI.A ol oery
Kind succe full > ind pertmnenll > cured
1 > K R has made the trcitineiit of 1'RIVATK
short time VI CHKS , HL MOKS and ni.OTCIir.S
ON TU1 { 1'ACltOR IIODY cured without giuns
MKRCURY. DR R U well knoun o\er the
United States and Canada b > ' 1 hoitbamU of Old
and YOUIIR Men he has cured , and it is a well-
known fact that for > cars he has confined himself
to the study and treatment of t.c\uil and chronic
disease1- , thus ging him advantages few possess ,
Ily/i combination of remedies offrreat cnmtue
pouer , DR R. Insso arranged his treatment that
it will afford not onlj immediate relief , but per
manent cure.
fflOT UAULinnn TliouMQdi who ftrr tuflVrlnv
LUO I HlHnnUUU. rrocnUmll licl70ullfulli Jl.
critloni iliowlux wine of tl fvllowtn ; ijtuptomi Nervoui nnd
fhrilf.l ll.bllllr. lmri > leiCT , luipullt , IOSI MAMIWin.
Abu.ciof the 5 > it n Fihauitnl \ tulltjr. Conftiflon of Ideal Dull
and Iff * at BIUMUNCY to IUKP , Advrnlon to Scclflj ,
DESPOXDFNOY , I IMTLtSon IL r e , laa of Eatrgy. Y a
nil ) b In tli firlltttcfl but ifmtiiiUr Ihtt ) oiftrcfait nprrMrh
be Ike Uit 1 > I < tletrjM E \ R\M \ mdSIIAM ItUOLSTY
det.r )0u from ftllelid Hf | to yo ir nil utt tl
1lennilr.il of Ibe Mo.id , with the null ) . I. of II urine , with
Uit | tper. clieuilrftli and ft krotcopoof higlt poMrr fnrolibci blni
* u tlplinktlon of ohhtir dUvtiei wlilih tD bo ultaluidlil no
otUr H v. Tbli rn.iMet htm to ritrf mftn ) of Uit tucil iirloui And
iun > ) I'ealrd ' rtict termed Inckriblft *
I AI1ICC Uy b I treatuient t tur . Lovely Con pleilon ,
laMUIbO. freafrojl ikllowue * ! . frerklei. ( .UiLbeadi. erup.
Ikni , etc. , HrllllkBt Kyei and perfect tetltb ctn le hid
1 hat ' tired ' feellnz tnd til f.uikle wttluetici promplU cured.
lleAdnehei Neret iitrntrltf n , lleneril U.L11 ty. bleej leiireii.
lleprenlon an I In 1'jetll ' n Ov&rUn Trouble ! InltftQitt Ktlon aid
I'l er tl it. TilllnB and DlipULeuiintl , Spinal \Sea1pen , Kl Iney
CoinpUlati an 1 Chinqe cf Ufa C iitdll ibe old n Ur
C"U7 AMR CAD Acntl of Cflronlc luflaininitlon rf
Uit HIvU Dnn lh rr.it..r.r ] Ol.U ind r.ror.Sr.r
ilchte lueil lul Tilgn of the IUi , s\rof lotil f jei , LKeratlm * . 1 1
fUnuniilion * Abuctte ) . Ulmnekl of \ MOD of on * or butb eyef , aud
T . "r. of IJJ.
Infanimatl noftLefUr Utceratton or Catarrh. Internal or Fi
terual Oiafiiuiior laral > nt Slifclnor rbarh ) ; Dul.ri , HULrned
SCALP AND SKIN DISEASES.
fertn n Lt ( t re eTnrtf. lit txrj form of Smlji 11 d * lvln Diir w by
> icUntifl atirt hair nlrn tn th < l of ltr tn rnt. Mnlri , 1 11 klrt ,
Jit , I l-i , Uickht ! J. , Live Spoil , tlrk \Normi , -\ndru 13 , K d
I ri ft iW Nt it , f-rrofuU
RIIDTMPP Cur J will out jnio or hlodrtnce from but
nUr I Uric. * Icen Corrtipr > n.Unr * rrc < lvn rrouiH | at
trnllt a * l olfttfn aniwfrM unlen icotrp-uiled t > l\nirf nt * la
it iti nj ten c I * in lUu t-i fur pimtLIct at J lilt ef u 4
tloni upon lltat Ppwljil ird Nirroui l > n > tri Scu loft ) fik
itoribstn Imiwtfncy. Svihil . OonorrLoea , ( ltt and
liruiiilrUlA cih Lull or Hrtu
Dit. I' ( > \ VIMKLIVIS ; ,
lit ) . 32 * Scutb IClli trt , Om li , .Ntb ,
i. S. S D.
17U7 Olho Street , St. Louis. Mo ,
Of tlio Mlh&oml Stuto Mnionm of Anatomy , ft.
Louis , Mo , rnhir.-.ltj Colltyii Ilospilul , London -
don , flli'sun , Uenuany und N'uw Vurk. .
dc\cted their attention
SPECIALLY TO THE TREATMENT OF
DISEASES.
More especially tho-e arlsliis from Imprn-
deuce , linlto all so sullerlnt ; to cut respond \\ltli-
ontdehiy. Ol'-cuses of Infection und contacton
cured btifely and hptedllyithoutuso of tiHii-
KcrntM dniKS. I'H'lenta whose rabos hne been
ntplcetod , badly treated or pronounced Incur
able , hhould not full to wrltn ns coiiei-rnlinf th lr
fc ) mptomd. All letters receUo JmineJlatu alien-
JUST PUBLISHED ,
And w 111 be mailed KltKK to any address on re
ceipt of onu 'i-eent Htainp , "I'mctltol Observa
tions oi ) Xenons Debility and I'hxHlcul Kxhaus-
tlon , " to ulilclt Is added an "KHHiiy on Mar-
rltif'p , " with Importnnt chapterx on Alseasos of
tlm Iteprodnctt\o Orgins , the whole forming a
\aluablo medleal treatise wlilch uliould bo read
bj alljouug men. Addreni
DRS , S , and D , DAVIESON ,
V7O7 Olive Stioot St. Louis , Mo ,
MEDICAL /SUR ICAUHSTITUTE ,
N.W.Cor. 13th & . Oodso Sts
APPLIANCF.5 FOR DEFORMITIES AND TRUSSES.
Dest facilities , apparatus nnd remedies for suc
cessful treatment of e\erv form of disease requir
ing Medical or Surgical Treatment.
FIFTY ROOMS FOR PATIENTS.
Board and attendance , best hospital nccomuip-
ditions in the west.
WKITL roa CIRCULARS on Deformities end
Braces , Trusses , Club I ect , Cun attire of the
Spine , Tiles , Tumors , Cancer , Catarrh , llrot.chitis ,
Inhalation , Electricity , Paral > sis , Hpilcpsy , Kid
ney , Bladder , i : > e , Car , SUm aud lllood , and all
Surgical Operations.
Diseases of Women a Specialty.
BOOK os DISFAOCS or WOMEN Tniz.
ONLY RELIA2LE MEDICAL INSTITUTE
M1K1.SU A er/ECULTY OF
PRIVATE DISEASES.
All lllood Diseases successfully treated Syph
ilitic 1'oison removed from the hjstem without
mercury. New restoratrt c trentment for loss ol
Vital 1'oner. I'ersons unable to Msitnsmay be
treated nt home by correspondence- commu
nications confidential. Mcdicinesorlnstinmciits
sent by mail or express , securely packed , no
m.irks to Indicate contents or i-cudcr. One per-
bonal interview preferred. Call nnd consult us or
send htstor > of > our case , and we will s > end in
plaiuvrapper , our
BOOK TO MEN , FREE ;
Upon I'rivitc , Special or Nenous Diseases Impotency -
potency , hjplulis. C.lcct nud Vancocele , with
question list. Address
Omaha Metllrul < tntl Siir-jicnl Institute , or
DR. rvlcr/IENAF-IY ,
Cor. 13lh and Dodge Sis , OMAHA. MED.
Health is Wealth !
Dii. K. C. WEST'S NUIVK AMI Iliuiv TUP XT.
HEHT , a suarnntee'd t.pceltlc for Il > bterlu , Dizzi
ness , CoinulsloiH , Fits , Ni-nous Tsenrulgla
lieaduehe , Nir\ous I'roslratlou caused by tha
tifie of alcohol or tobacco , \\ukefiiliivni , Mental
Depression , Softenlncof the llraln resnltliiB in
Insanity and leading to misery , decay and death ,
J'renmturo Old A tie , llarrenness. Loss of power
liKlthernex , Imolimtary Losses and hpeimat-
orrlui-a caused by over cxe'tlon , of the brain suit-
abuse or over Indulgence. Ilach box contains
ono month's treatment. M OOn box , or six boxes
forJS 00eutby mail prepaid on receipt of price.
WK UUAKANTKK hlX IIOXKS
Toturoanycase. With earn order rccched by
u-jforslx boxes , aocoinpanledwlth SMiO.wowlll
benil the purchaser our written ( junranteo to re
fund tno money if the treutim nt does not ilfoct
a cure. Guarantees Issued only b > C. t. (1OOD-
HAN , Druggist , bole Agent , IllU 1'aiuam bt. ,
Omaha N'nli
SteekPiano
Hemarkableforjow crfnl Byropa-
tTictlc tone , pllabln action and itb-
' '
boiutn'd'urabllll > . M > earfl reeord ,
the be > t Kiiarantee of lliy excel-
lencuof thcbu InvtruinentA.
WOODBRIDGE6ROS ,
MASON'S PATENT
RUNNER ATTACHMENT
'
Light , Strong and Practical. '
by their use jour vclilUo can bo
quickly tinniforiiit.il Into a contfort-
able bklli. | Mnduiit
MASON'S ' CARRIAGE WORKS ,
WAVENI'ORT , IOWA.
For Sale ty Dealers Everywhcra.
leetro-Magnetie
The Grandest Triumph of Efcclrlc Sclcnc P
Gentlemen's Belt S'ijnttfle Sc'CJllif'ca"y ' ' Made and Practically Applied ,
Kith Klcctrle
BKI ! , DISEASES CORED WITHODT MEDICINES.
w.iwT you I'alm In the Haob. IIIpn. Ifead or l.lml.i.t
. Ntr.oua IltLllllr , I.umhoai' , tltncrnl I rilllr ! ( , Ithiu-
maUtam , r r lr la , Mfumlalu , Rolotlce , llapua < - at Kldiicyn , hplnal Dlwnara. forplil I Itrr.
( tout. FihBuaUOH. KRilaalou . Aithma. llvurl DUciur. I > japep lii , CqnatlpattoD , ICrjrMpi tnt.
Indlajeatlon , Wca > knf , Imvalrnrr. Cotsrrfc , 1'llrii , Epllep.y. l > umU Ayiltt l > u I > clcl > Ur < lruk lc
Iilo4 llliraM * . I > ropaj , tie. , then tlila tnlt U Jual nh l jou nec l >
llltctrioitt InttanUv fell/ Can IJH appllfrt . _ . . . _
to anjr part of the bo3y. Whole lamlfy rcan VwrStE\ | | \ | mtatm aa n am adaWOCi * torn
w r If It eluctrlHM the blooj and carol
TCOTIMnVlll C Errry one cennlneftndtiiFU by permission. NOTE lit f ailowlnr ho
ItollRlUKiALO C1IRKI.I-A. J HoayUtiJ , K. R. rcrktr.n.U TIU lett. U6nBoFrJof Tr d ( , , j
Chlcagoj A. Uroiror ) ' , commlfilon merchant. HtoctcT ril ! Iludil DoLle.ltiocroftt hort-omaul Col V > n * "ji |
of the Mer Oriant O. W. Bcllus. M. V . Morinontown , lowai Lemuel Mlli , KankAtieo.JII i JutlRO I Nil
Murrar.Narervllle , III i L * I. Abbott , napt cltywaterivorka. Houthltend.lmt t Itobt II HAtnpson.Cltlcaffuf
post nfilcei L. I > McMUbael , U D , DutriUo , N. T " Your In It tins aceomi lUln ri wliat no other rioniJT ha 1 1
itradT nrrrr and romfortablo l fp t uJcht. " Itobt. Ilull , alderman , l&U Uatt JVtk Struct , Bew fork-
and tuousaiiclii of otlurt . f
I1i > HdDUK'C Ci COTDH UNGUCTIP RCI T litupcrlortoallothirsnrrrntinrclrctrlel. .
Uri nUHnC 1 > CLEuInU MAbUClIU DELI ty nro ( trone or InllJ a tln > wearer inajr ilo
ilroi produces a continuous current ] convert elnctrlclty throimti tlio boilj on tlio n < > rrfls It run dl capt [
br KineratlnK a continuous current of electricity (10 ( or lit huunout of l ) throughout thu Imman sv tnru , I
allaying all nervousness. Immudlatcly , and produclnorancw clrculttlon of tuo IIIH forma the LIooiIlni- |
partlnir rigor , strcntth , energy and health , when an other trcatmi nt hai failed. Tlio luorlts of tb.li sclin-
ilflc Ftrlt are bring rtcotTnlseil and Indorsed by thousands whom It baa cured . . I
REfKKENCESi Any bank commercial iivcncr or wbolvsalo bouso In Chicago ) wholcsnlo ( JrUKglst , I
Ban t ran Uro and rhicAfro LV Hi nrt stamp for lift papo lllnstrattd pan > pMft
ZD L. 'W. if. XXOXt.9irjEl , Inrintor aud Manufacturer , 111 Habuali Arcuue Cfclcago.
RUPTURE 0eru7rS ° Dn , HORNE'S ELECTRO-HflSHETIC DELT-TRUSS.S
I'crcherons CUdosilitlos and Plilro , also homo
lired ( olts KM ry unliiml KUuruntitLil a liiet-ilnr
Our Mm k h.is In in soliotid with rofeitnroto
l > otli liiill\Iiluul morlt and pedlKreo. SOIIIH nf
thesnhcin.i'1 hiixo tiikin tlrtl prlzu nt the No
Inaskuhtiitorelr. IM7 All our horses itro no
rllmutcd , and rolls of their jct eun bo shown.
1'rires roa onnlilo and c niy tt rms 1A atc sslblci
b\ this tin i o lending rallroddKof the slate1 , II. A.
DRUNKENNESS
Or tlio T.louor llubll , Pos.lhcly Cnrodhy
Dr. llaiucs' ( jutilvii
tit It canlnL'I\enlnucupof ) ( .onYoorteawltho
the know ledift of thu iieiMin taklnc It ; absolut
dly harmless , and will elfeet u permanent nn
( speedy cure , whetlici tliH patient is a moderat
fill Inker or an alcoholic wieik. 'Jhoiisands o
drunkitids ha\o been made tcmpetatu mt n who
) m\etak < n ( lolden t < pieltlc in their coin u with
out their know ledKo and today bfcllcM ) they quit
drinking of their own frto will. ir.N'ftVKU
KAILH. 'ihu Bybteni once ImpreKiiated with th * '
hpeclllc.lt becomes an utter Impossibility for
the llnnor appetite to exist. For Halo by Kilhn
& , Co , 10th and Douglas uts. and Ifith and Cum-
liiK HR , Oiniihit , Xeb. ; A. 1) ) . 1'ostcr .V Ilio ,
Council IlliiUa. la.
FOUNTAIN
- BR-A-NDS -
- -
JP1NE ) CUT A.ND F > I
Jucompsirably the Bv ts
Proprietor Omaha Business College ,
IN WHICH 13 TAUQHT
Book-Keeping , Penmanship ,
Commercial Law , Shorthand , Telegraphing
and Typewriting.
Oend lor Culrgs Journal.
S. P. . Cor. NUh nnd Cnnitulvc. .
.Montloil thu Oiu.Uia Ike.
'RSa ' natiuua
U. S. DEPOSITOBYjJlIAIIA , NEB.
Paid Up Capital , - $2BOOOO
Surplus , - BO.OOO
H W. YATEI.
LLH is H. Iti 1 1 > , Vice-President.
A. K. TOU/AI i > . Si ! Vlco-1'renldent.
\ \ II. H IlL-nnts , CaBlil8sr |
W V. MOIISF. .InilS P TOM INS ,
H.W. VATLS , UwMb.ltEt.it ,
V.
IlnuiciiiK Ol'lre
THE IRON BANK.
Cor , l.'lh and I'arn tin ? ts.
A Ocneral Jlaukln ltublr.es > 'Iruniacted.
w rerlTillf rf rrronfn
yburU i tttetxikt llmcuy
C.I S | ( M knuwn to us tVi Ounwlit u
DATS. n't ( * lc t.
U faol. . am uW , Veh'I * ' ' ' ' 1"J
CKItBlrlsUfS. st'f.sn'llB ' l cs l (
VMeol/lylbs JLIc tt A J.lik ,
C2jt'itiRistlC ! > .
lluJicn. H. Y4t
Claelnnitl.l t
Ohio. Ii ! J ty Dtuf ; lilv