Nebraska Newspapers

    OMAHA DAILY BEE--THURSDAY. MARCH 15.1888.
tTlio Citizens Meet nntl Nominate An-
other-Ticket.
"Rally" "was the heart itno of -Jmndblll
fllstributcd In South Omnhn yesterday , call
ing oa the cltlrons to bo present fit a mans
meeting last night. And they rallied thnt
is , some of them did. Some rallied ns early
ns 7 o'clock , and wndetl through the snow
thnt surrounds the Knights of "Labor hall ,
but most of them didn't rally until nearly 8
o'cloclt. "Hlnck Jnck" stood nt the foot Of
the stairway and told thorn " You'ro welcome
here , " nnd they ncccptod the greeting and
passed on , until upwards of 200 wore In the
Imll , and it Is said that the supports of 'tho
floor cracked. No one know It nt the time ,
however , nnd no ono loft. At 8:30 : John
Knins took the platform nnd stated
that nt n previous lucotlnpn
number of citizens "of all shades"
had determined to place n ticket in the Held
{ hat would bo nllko creditable to themselves
nnd the city , nnd that last night's meeting
had been called to perfect the oignnlzatlon.
The first thing in order was to appoint someone
ono as president of thatorgnni/ntion ,
"I move you that M. J. Downs bo appointed
chairman , " said Dentils ICeough. mill uboUt
one-half of the nudlcnco seconded the mo
tion , It was carried.
Mr. Downs accordingly mounted the plat
form , nnd whiloassuiing these present that
the ho nor was unexpected , nnd undeserved ,
Iio thanked them for Jt. Amid frequent
cheers nnd cries of ' "rah , 'rah I" ho sK | > ko
well of the future of South Omnlm nnd the
necessity of getting ttio best men possible to
All the civfc chairs. Ho then said a Bdcrfctury
was required , nnd Dennis Kcough again
cnmo to the front with the 'nntno of Al.
Hanson , who was unanimously chosen.
"Tho chair now awaits the ptcasuroof the
meeting , " said the chairman , nnd sortie
ono in the crowd says , "that's good. "
'Not heeding the Interruption , the chalrmhn
extended n courteous Invitation to any lc-
porters present to tome forward , and fissured
them they would bo furnished with the best
accommodation the hall alTordcd. '
John Emits moved that tlid chair nominate
Ono elector from each ward to form n central
committee , and Ufa clmir said It would nt a
Inter lioiir , wlibn it had tlmo to think it over.
At n later hour the chiiil' "produced n slip of
iwper on which wore written the names of
lludolph Hertz , James .Lahoy , Thomas Mc-
Gulrtj find William KhiCddo.
Dennis Kcough again took the floor and
dobmcd It flddcssary to nominate a full ticket ,
which was accordingly put jn the form of a
inbtlon. No ono said no , ttnfl the
"nycs" had it. Then It was db-
. cldCd to commence with the mayor
and go clown the wliole list. Tom McGuire
ad once moved thnt John Ennis.bo . nominated ,
and somebody asked "for what. " "Why for
mayor , of t'ours6'said the clinir and Jlmrn'o '
Mcinerny got up to propose W. O. Sloan.
Then there was n general outcry -and no ono
. could bo ho'ard until the chnlr 'wlold&d a
heavy oaken cnno nnd called the meeting to
order. JImmio continued to speak , nnd said
ns long ns fioy had u good lot of "liollercrs"
ho guessed they could do ttliht they liked.
Md spoke well of Mr. SlOan , mid
was ably seconded by K. J. Curtain ,
ivho spoke of Mr. Sloan's many acts of kind
ness , and referred to his morals , ns being
"puro ns the new fallen snow. " ThenMe -
Inornoy nsked tlm * a vote bo taken by ballot ,
and'Miko Nelson asked for a division of the
ItoiHo. Dennis KcouRh sold the speakers
represented the democratic party , that had
held Itsllrst meeting in n cellar , and ho
thought it Was time that something was
done , nnd then through the hubbub thalfol-
' lowed the reporter could hear , "Yes , that's
whut wo wuht , " "Shutip , " "I got the
floor , " mid "Good b'.ve , Den. '
The chairman nskcd if the nomination
should bo voted on l > y "Acclama'tion
'vita vossa , or whatever you , call it , " and
after n discussion in which tiearly every one
present took partnt the same time , the- mo
tion was put hnd the announcement "tho
nycs have it , " told that John Eni'ls was. the
nominee for 'mayor. Everyone Voted , nnd
the Her. reporter could STIO that' very many
Voted both ways , apparently for the ciifmco
' 'Of shouting ,
Jim Mclncrney then nsked permission to
roako a few remarks , first admitting that Mr.
Ennis wns nominated. He was peiuilttcd ,
but before ho got started there
was ' n commotion In ' the
hall and some 6no ' was heard to say , "By
- , I'm. ' going to flght it right out hero to-
iiiglit , " but ho didn't ftghl. Mclncry com
menced to say that the democrats had been
accused of holding a "holo-ln-thc-wall" meet
ing to nominate their candidates , but ho
"waritcd to know what Innk of a meeting it
was that mot at Johnny Gorman's palooli
Tuesday night , when the citizphs' ticket was
nominated ! lie was nt once ruled out of
order , and told the chair , "I know you
would.1 '
"Tho next thing in order Is to
nominate tlio treasurer , said the chairmnnj
nnd his voice was at once drowned in the
chorus of cheers that arogc. The names of
Tat Rowley , Jludolph Hertz and Thomas
Geary were at once sung out , but the chair
man put the name. of Hertz the first , nnd de
clared him nominated. The names of Ed.
Davis and Thomas Hdctor. weio called ns
trmdidnlos for city cloik , nnd after the usual
, discussion Ed. got it. , The candidates for
councilirian wore then named in the follow
ing order : First wttrd , . Joe Kountzel
. nndJoimDeo ; second ward , Patsy Uoardon ;
' .Third ward , Tom McGUito. mid Font til l\nrd ,
ll. Jotter and S. BFnnno. .
"Say , whore's Donovan's name ? " said
EOIHO ono.
"Tho nominations nro now over. What's
your further pleasure ! " nsked the chair
man.
'Our ' fiirthcr pleasure is" - strtrtcd out a
delegate.
"Shut up I" said another , nnd the first
speaker sank out of sight.
Some ono moved ou adjournment , and that
settled it , the chairman and secretory- leaving
the platform ,
"What do you think of that ! " nslccd ono
"You did llr.st rate , " said the other , nnd
then the candidates and central committee
woio askdd to reumln and talk mnttois ever.
Culls for John Ennls brought him to the
front , nnd ns ho came forwaul some ono said ,
"Let her go. " Ho thanked thorn for the
honor conferred , spoke a good Word for bin
opponent , W. G. Slo'ati , nnd said that if
elected "ho would do overi thing to the best of
liis ability , when Bomo ono said "that's
what , " and ho retired. ' .
Mlkb Nelson then took the floor , and someone
ono said : "Tro him down , " but they didn't.
JIo had worked with John Emils shoulder to
shoulder for .years , nnd Imd always found
him n man. 'Ho had Been his ins and outs.
, "But I haven't been in his bar for
uijq- months , " .ho continued. I ain't a
.whisky sticker , nnd any man that said it Is a
'
' liar,11 snld ono.
"Yes. Am I tnlking to the man that said
HI1' Ha evidently wasn't , for no one an-
eworod , nnd ho stepped down ,
Jim Melnorney took his plnco and re
viewed the proceedings of the oven-
Irig. Ho .objected' to the rulings of
the chairman , who at ono time
gave him permission to speak , and ruled him
out of order when ho spoko.
.Mllto Uuviu took his place , and said the
only objection ho had to Eunls wa& that ho
wns not n citizen. In any case ho was not
the nominee of the meeting , for it was use
less to try and get u vote by "acclamation"
whore ono-hnjf dld'nt ' know what they were
"hollciing" ubout. "Money 'talks , " ho
f 1,000 in the hands of. J. B. Measlier , It
wasn't covered , however , nnd after cheers
find counter cheers for the rival' candidates ,
the crowd gradually dispersed ,
J.AW AND oiineit MKETJXO ,
While the supporters qf Sloan and Ennls
wore arguing it out in the Knights of Labor
llall , there was n quiet llttlo meeting Jiold in
the Intoiests of law nnd order at the Del-
inouLco. Some twenty or thirty citizens were
present nud talked over the boat men to bring
out as candidates. It was free for nil , and
everyone who had. ' anything to
say was listened to and be
fore adjourning ft was decided
to cull a publla meeting Satqrday , Marph 84.
It will bo hold in the now school house nt 3
1 > . in. nnd all having the interests of the city
ut heart are invited to be present and aid iu
the selection of candidates.
Firemen Sti-u Rlo Through Mini.
About 8 o'clock Jast evening the flro de
partment was called by an alarm to the' resi
dence of T , W. Leo , 200 north Nineteenth
Btrcot. Thd'mud of Capitol-avenue between
Seventeenth nnd. Nineteenth proved almost
unnavlgablo- two or ttlrco times the
chemical got stuck. T.ho flro was fouud to bo
In the ffathrooni of'tho basement. The Humes
were extinguished by n Tow Imckctsbf vftiter.
In n wardrobe adjoining the bath room were
n number of silk , oatin and velvet dresses ,
which wore ruined. Otherwise the damngo
Was ] very Blight. The fire was caused by n
servant girl who HI n match In the bath room
to see If the window was closed , when the
uplifted match sot flro to the window curtain
and the flames spread ,
SOUTH OMAltA NEWS.
The concert at the M , E. church was pro
nounced a success by these 'that were there.
The cngoA for the ntw loek-up will reach
town this week , and the boys that will go In
them are In town to-dnv.
S. G. Wright , of Wright A Baldwin , has
> eturned from California. His family cnmo
with him.
The B. A M , ran In thirty-four cars of
stock yesterday.
Only ono B , & M. "empty" was handled nt
the yards yesterday , and the boys all say It
was by mistake.
Neither Justice Wells or Just&o ! Levy hnd
n civil case bofoie them yesterday , and Judge
Hcuthcrwaa listdnlnir to the evidence iu a
petit larceny case all day.
The base ball club Is making all prepara
tions for their diinca on the U4ta. The now
grounds will bo fenced iu as soon ns the fiost
is out of the ground.
A carriage containing four ladles came to a
sudden stop In tliOMnud thnt marks the cor
ner of N nntl Twenty-fifth streets yesterday
morning. While frantically endeavoring to
do its duty , the horse pullcfl Itself frco from
the harness nhd struck for the nearest livery
stable , while the ladles were assisted out ,
nnd n carriage smith notified to make repairs.
"Exchange hotel guests yesterday were
Thomas V. Miller , Fullcrton ; S. A. Hnnio
null A. W. lllstiiir , of Uislngj A.C. McCorkld ,
Superior ; E. 0. Goodoll , Western' W. E.
Bishop , Picrca ; T. J. Reynolds and W. Cra-
Vut , Boiiflcld.
MATTRESSES , worth $3,00 , only
81.DS. Everything else in proportion at
Ni\v YortiCSTOHAOBCo. ,
Entire block , Capitol avo. and 16lli st.
Licensed to tVccl.
The following marriage licenses wore
jssued yesterday by Judge Shields :
Nnmo and Residence. Ape.
Niels Christiansen , Omaha , . . ; . 25
.Torgino Ncilsen , Orrmlia. . . . - . . ai
Harry C. Hhyn , Omaha * , t . \ . 2J
Julia Swcrtdby , Omaha. . . 21
Thomas H. Douglas , BlueSpringsNob..4 ( )
MaryB. Coon , Omaha . 31
MATTRESSES worth $5 only $1.98.
Everything elbe in proportion at
Nuw YOUK Sf oltAan Co. ,
Entire block , Capitol avc. and 16th st.
Republican Clubs C6nvcntioti.
A largo number of delegates from all parts
of the slate have arrived in the city to bo
present at the opening session of the state
convention of republican clubs in Nebraska
which Convenes nt exposition Imll at 11
o'clock this morning. Delegates will re
quire tickets of admission , and these cnh bo
secured upon application to loom 120 Millaru
hotel , up to 10-15 : a. m. to-day. The bannuct
takes place Ut the Mlllartl at 0 sharp to-night.
. MATTRESSES , worth $8.00 , only
$1.98. Everything else in proportion at
NEW YOHKSTOUAGB Co. ,
Entire block , Canltol avb. and 15th st.
His jSfatc.
H. O. Wood , a chronic wife-beater , was
gathered In by ttio po"lico last evening for
mercilessly beating his wife. Ho inost strcn-
ubusly refused to eo with the oflleers , Insist
ing that his wife was his own property and
ho had a right to bring her to terms If she
refused to obey him. The police begged
leave to differ with him on that point aild
politely escorted him to the patrol wagon.
MATTRESSES Worth $3 only $1.08.
Everything else in proportion at
NlCW YOllK STOUAGl ! CO. ,
Entire block , Capitol avo. nud 15th st.
Stole a Ilnfn. i _ i f Jl !
Potty larcenies of groceries nro getting to
bo a dally occurrence. The latest arrest is
that of Ben Roth , who was jailed last night
for stealing a ham from Jnm6s Whalen's
store on Curoing street. One of the clbrks
observed him slipping n ham under his coat ,
but before Koth could bo stopped ho had dis
appeared througli the door.
After the Battle is Over.
Prices have * iow touched bottom.
Everything to funush your house from
cellar to garret , at fabulously low pi-ices
anil easy payments nt that. Where ? At
Npw YOUK STOHAGU Co.'s ,
Capitol Avenue and 15th et.
Commissioners on the Komi.
The county commissioners did not hold
thdlr regular meeting yesterday afternoon as
n majority of them wore tit Waterloo on busi
ness pei taming to the welfare of that section.
MATTRESSES , worth $3.00 , only
$1.08. Everything else in proportion at
Nisw YonicSTonAau Co. ,
Entire block , Capitol avc. and 15th st.
- *
Decorating the Dogs.
Up to the close of business hours In the
ofllco of the city cleric yestordav afternoon
1250 dog tags had been called for and issued.
MATTRESSES worth $ .1 only $1.03.
Everything'cl&o in proportion at'
Niw YOHK STOHAOI ; Co. ,
Entire block , Capitol avo. and 15lh st.
Loaves ol' Brcntl.
Edward A. Biown , who keeps a bakery on
Sixteenth street near Webster , was arrested
yesterday afternoon on the charge of soll'iig
loaves 6f broad weighing loss than sixtecu
ounces , tho. weight required by the ordinance.
The .action is brought by the bakers' union.
The eight different lonVes bought from him
and which are used in Iho testimony , average
from nine to ten ounces each. But Brown
has been soiling two of those loaves for five
cents , and claims thereby that ho has boon
giving from two to four ounces moio than is
requjrdd by law. The cao will bo argued
before Judge Bcrka this morning.
Struck By the Diimihy.
John Banlff , a barber losldlng-at Sheely , la
nnoth&r lu.cky man. While leaving the
south bound dummy at that place last night ,
ho was struck by a yard ongiuo thnt was
coming up to the city , and hurled iroin the
track. Examination proved that his lujurlos ,
though painful , were not of a serious nature ,
nnd after haviiig them dressed ho was taken
to his homo.
Personal Paragraphs.
Mr. Banker Pome , special agent of the
Standai a Oil company , Is In the city n guest
at the Arcade ,
E. D , Benson , editor of the 'Valentine Re
publican and a prominent young attorney of
northwestern Nebraska , is in the city as a
delegate to the state convention of repub
lican , clubs.
The Omnlm guards have received
their now guns and are very proud of
thorn. The pieces are the latest pattern
of the Springfield rillo , the present
regulation weapon in the United States
infantry borvico. Thoyoro very hand-
somo. Next Monday night the boys
comme-nc&'d.rilling' with thorn.
People should road th& forty-second
annual statement of the. Connecticut
Mutuiil Life , printed olsowlfbro in our
columns , with no little interest. It Is
one of the few companies which has
never been beguiled by fanciful
methods , but sticks to simple life insur
ance.It shows not assets , $55,128,508.
and ( a. surplus of $5,480,480 , The pros
perity seems to increase each year , and
the figures grow bigger. Great econo
my in administration and conservatism
in method make thjp company unsur
passed for trustworthiness undfetability ,
, Dividend llculnrcd.
NEW YORK , March 14 , The St , Paul di
rectors hqvo declared a dividend of 2 > j per
cent.
TIio Mctlio < llfet Union.
Tuesday night the Omaha Motboillst union
met at-the , Ilnnscom. Park M. fc. church.
President Allen Sector presided. Rev. J. M.
Phelps , presiding elder of this district ,
preached his farewell address to the union ,
tnklng for his subject "Methodism. " The
fllscourso was interesting throughout nnd
obtained the closest attention. Judge
ITaucott made a few interesting remarks nnd
llov. C. H. Snvldgo , Ilov. Lowe , President
Hector and others made brief talks , The
programme was Interspersed with musical
selections nnd the event of the evening will
"bo long remembered by nil present.
MATTRESSES worth $3 only $ .108.
Everything else in proportion at
NIAV Yonic STOIIAOI : Co. .
Entire block , Capital nvo. nnd 16th st.
Business Mcti'fl Association ,
All business men , merchants , bankers ,
lawyers , physicians , real estate men , In fact
nil men Interested In seeing our city develop
nnd grow nro jnvilcd to attend the second
melting of the Omahn Business Men's asso
ciation , which will bo held In the olllco of 0.
B. Mayno on thlThursday evening , March
15-nt 7JJO : o'clock. The time has come for nil
business men to pull together In showing the
resources of our city.
WAITRESSES , "worth $3.00 , only
81.OS. Everything else In proportion at
Nisw YOIIK SroitAOH Co. ,
Entire bloclc , Capitol avo. and 16th st.
AVnnt to Iiocnto In Omnlm.
An eastern nianufncluicr yesterday wrote
'to Secretary Nnttlnger , of the board of trade ,
that if ho could sccuio for him a building In
the outskirts of the city 75x100 feet In dimen
sions with steam power nnd sldo and storage
trackage combined , thnt n representative
would at once come on to Omaha nnd make
preparations for locating their plant hero.
Mr.Nattlngor is , accordingly , nnxlous to hoar
from parties having Such n sitd for tent.
A. Great Strike Now Bmlcd.
Down with thomonopolibs.
' $74 parlor suits only 338.
$50 bfcflroom suits only $23.
$50 marble top sideboards only $10.
$3.00 mnltrosses only $1.08.
And everything else in proportion.
A call will cost nothihg. Wo can in
terest you.
W YOIIK STOHAOK Co.
Capitol aVo. and 16th st.
An Insurance Cnfl6 Decided.
In the case of Christiansen vs the Nebraska
nnd Iowa Insurance company in the district
court yesterday , the Jury returned n verdict
for the defendant , the court holding that the
occupancy of the premises Insured for un
lawful purposes and other than mentioned In
the policy without notice to the company ,
voided the insurance.
Mild , tdothing ah'd healing is Dr.
Sage's Catarrh Remedy.
Brevities.
Yesterday's internal revenue collec
tions amounted to $3,215.77.
Another B. P. O. car has been put on
the Union Pacific between here and
North Platte , making three daily each
way.
way.Quito a number of people availed
themselves o'f the privilege o witness
ing the workings of the smoke con
sumer connected with the high school
furnaces yesterday and expressed con
siderable satisfaction with its perfect
operation.
"William Axtello , an engineer in the
employ of the Baltimore Bridge com
pany , now constructing the wagon
bridge over the Missourithad his hand
caught in the apparatus a't the foot of
Douglas street yesterday afternoon and
badly crushed.
Its superior excellence proven In millions ot
homos for moro than a qu.xrtor of a century. It
is used by the United states Government En
dorsed by the heads of the Great t'nlveisltles ns
the Strongest , Tuiest and Most Healthful. Dr.
1'ilco's Cieain liaWnePowderdoea not contain
Ammonia , Iilmo or Alum. Soldonlyln cans.
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Iiavo not been cured , tbnt you are the subjects we ard
JooklnK for. You tlmt bavo been to tbe colebrutoq
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We IIS.TO cured buodrids who had beea abaadoaed
fcy 1'hyslolBus und pronounced lucurnWe , and
We Challenge the World
lobHarnsacaso th&t we will not cure la less than
one m.ontb.
B8' ' ? S.1e'llstry ! of mcdlclno.aTrua Epoclne for
pypulllttOfcEruptlons , Ulcers , Bore oioutb ; 4c. , liu
tsin souut tor but corcr found until
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latest roedfcal works , publUbcd by tna
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. .al "Ul.eur * when ererrtblnB elta fia-i
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to cpHr. Wby wstt * your time and money wltn
isUnt medlclccs ( hat nerci bad vlrtne. or doctor
fc th puystclans tbat cannot our * you. You tna bav
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Mrm neut reltSfi you nerer pan col It olsewhero.
Mark what we ssyi ID ( he end you must take our
' * n * ar or NtviU recover. And you that hsvo beqo
afflicted but u sheri ( Iwe tboud | by all means come to
R0 ? * ! wagyEethefp ajjd think tbeya ro froelrcto
Ibedtseasa.bufta oae , two pr tbrce years after , U
ppearaa ira to more borrtble form , .
. Jnve tlgat onr financial atandlnz tbrppah the tner >
lantlle aseueles nod oct& ( hat we are fullrosponst. .
fie and our written guarantees are aooJ. We bavl a
ftcuinr prapared ou purely jftlenifflc i'llnctples and
} fe wuu to repeat that It.Ntvin rlii io cunj. jui
letters sacredly connde tlal.
THD COOK REMEDY CO. . Oiiiaba ,
Boom * U cad II Uellmta Black.
OUR NEW STOCK ,
Of boys'and children's clothing for.the springas the largest ever shown
outside of New York city. Almost our- entire second floor is now giv
en up to this department , and it is without exception the best liglited
and best appointed salesroom in the city. "We display hundreds of
styles of boy's suits , made up in the most beautiful and artistic man
ner and the extremely low prices we quote on them will be a surprise
to everybody. A partial list of the bargains we start the season with
are the lollowing :
SOO strictly all wool good cassimere suits , for boys 4 to 13 years oldat
* $2.50V They are pleated , neat and well made ; we recommend the
material as strong and durable , being every fiber wool , and it is be
yond a doubt the cheapest all wool suit ever slio wn.
200 elegant all wool fancy cheviots suits , in Norfolk style , at $2.90.
These are positively worth $5.00.
As an extra bargain for this week we offer :
300 suits of a neat dark mixture , good Weight and adapted to this time
of the year , nicely pleated and well made , at the extremely low
price of $1.25 per suit. Nothing like it was ever shown for less
Chan $3.5O.
An immense line of new spring suits in light and dark colors for larger
boys up to 18 years of age , at prices ranging from $2.75 upwards.
All sorts and qualities of knee and long pants from 25c up.
We cannot advertise all our bargains , a great- many of them db
their own talking in the store. All our boys clothing is well cut and
made , and we take especial pride in turning out good fitting garments.
Not the slightest risk is taken in dealing with us. If there is the
slightest objection to the fit , quality or price after you have the proods
at home , you cait return-them and we refund the money.
Everything marked in lain figures , cash and one price.
Corner I4th and Douglas Streets. Omaha ,
BITTERS
QUFRtmRMion
SENKA-MANDRAKET-BUCHU
It has ef 6od the Test of .Tears ,
in Caring nil Diseases of tbi
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AOH , KIDNEYS.BOW-
EIS , &c. ItPntifloatho
Rlf Blood , Invigorates and
CIoangCBtho Byttarq.
BTTTEHS
DYSPEPBIA.CONSTI.
CURES I NATION , JAUNDICE ,
liHJLDIsaSESDFTHEl 1 SICKHEADAOaE.BH-
LIVER IOTTB COMPLAIHT80
I disappear at once under
" 1 its tenefldalinfluaacB.
"STOMACH It IB purely a Modiclno
AND 3 ns its cathartic proper-
i ties forbids its HBO as a
iBOl j beverage. It is pleas-
J ant to tno taste , and aa
j easily taken by child-
3ren as adulte.
AlLDRUGGISISl
IPRICKIV ASH BITTERS CO
ilPRICElDOUARl ! fiola Froprletars ,
1 BrXoms and KABSAB Om
Omaha Seed House.
Headquarters for Landrctli's Celebrated Seeds.
Plants , nit Dowers and Moral designs. Bend
for catalogue.
W. II. FOSTER fz SON , Proprietors
162U Capitol Avonuo.
Or tlio Liquor irabll , Posllholy Cured by
Dr. Undies' Uoldcu
I lean be given In a cup of coffee or tea with
out the knowledge ot the poison taKlm ; It ; ab& > -
.Ititelyharmlebs , and will clfectn pennant und
speeuy tnrc , whether the patient Is a moderate
drinker or an alcoholic wreck. 'iliousanda of
drunkards lm\o been made temperate men who
have taken Golden Bpeclllc In their colTeoviltli-
ont tholr knovlcdire and today believe they
nnlt drinking of their onnfreoulll. It never
fulls. 'IhoBysU'in once linpieynated with thu
Specific , It becomes an titter Impossibility for
the liquor appetite to exist. For sale by Kuhn
& Co. , 15th and Douglas sta. , and 18th and Cum-
lug fits. Omaha , Neb , ; A. 17 , Foster & Uro. ,
Council liluUs , Iowa.
Epps's Cocoa
IIRIUKFAST.
"I\r \ n thorough hnowledgo of the natural Inwa
which govern the pnerotlotl of dlKestlGn nd nntrl-
lion , nndn \ careful bpMHatlon of the line nrnnurtlea
< rf welt-selected Cocya , Mr. Kii | hn provldod our
IWHkfttst tables with n ( lcHfntclyfliivor.il . lio\cniui )
nlilclnnny POTO us many heavy doctor's lillls. Itlti
\ > j tlio judlclout use of sueli articles of diet Hint A
constitution may bo Kra-tually built up until strung
enough to re ) st every tendency to dUeaso. llni
urodsof unbllo maladies are Boating around u $ ready
tOBltttckwherover tliero U imeat point. Wo may
c car ) raatiy a fatal shaft Ly kcoi.lng ourselves well
fortlllud with iiurn blood juid a properly nourlshoi
fraroo. " Civil Servlca fin/Clio.
Mndo simply with bollliJu iwntcr or tnjllt. BoU only
In Imlf pound tins by ( irocora labcleil tluu ;
JAMES EPPS &CO ,
JOSEPH GILLOTTS
STEEL FENS
,
COLD MBDAL PARIS ' , EXPOSITION 1373.
Nos , -4O4-I7O-CO4. .
THE MOST PERFECT OF PENS.
.
C itnfeltlmuiitlrcr weforf.iileao ) la cs L
UnatesUB miatsgYfiaricigitibtlirWOTiua'i.
tnjiinr lly cure J la thrw inooth. , gctleU aniyMsl4e Msnn
thaSsnden Etertt a Cd. 169 LtBallciUChlesa : *
L'JCPARKER'O QIHCER TOHIO * ltLoat deUy.
IV ru o meaicuutl coniiuuucf that cut an u ben all else falls.
Jl u icu rtil I lie ; urtt itaut ol CuiigliVS uk Lun , A lun
lndlee tlon , Inward 1'olns. Eiliaastlon. JnialaaWs for
lacuioutUm , t craala Yiiaknew , and all pains and dlt-
orucn ol tUo btoiuaclt and Uowcli Me. at
licit t raut au4 LuUug ct iVrftuuu. Me. Drugel/ui.
DR. HORNE'S
Electro-Magnetic Belts !
The Grandesl Triumph ol Electric Science
Sclcnllfically Made and Practically Applied.
Gentlemea'sBelt Bttt StrSni'S * .
" " " '
with Electric "
DISEASES CURED WITHOUT HEDICIHES.
YbU i tk Batt , IJlps-TIeoa or
IT WILL CURE .nnbaBfl , ( folicral Uebllltg ; , Klieu-
flplnal DlMBfcs * Torr li
Uont , Uxhauitlon. EmlMlona. Astbmi , Heart . _ . _ , _ . . , - , tlpb \rt ,
Indlac'tton , Wcnknow , Irat > elf y. C l rrt..riles. Epilepsy. Dntnb AatiCt VUbetoft
Blood r > lMSM , l > r'tTi.rfo * tbcn tbls bolt U Just what 700 need.
" 'SSlHS WHEN ALL ELSE FA8LS.
ETerrcmecrenolnqandTitedbyptrmlssIos. NOTE the followiflir who bnroljfccn
CUlto > i-A. J. HoafflaniltR. 6. rarJieraBa J.M.naslett.alloflDoardo Trado.
Chicago ] A. Oresorr , eomml loninercbaot. Stock yards ; UuadDoble.tbBTcathorsemanOal Coiuiclly ,
OeMiti ( > . W. Bellas , H. D , llormontown , lowat Lernncl Milk , Kankakee.lll. : JudRO.J. N.
ftnd tbouBanda ofothtrfl.
Dr..HORHE'S ELECTRO MAGNETIC BELT
Biro i produces a oontlnaoaacoiTonti conrots elodtrteity throa h the
by Rflaor tin ? a continuous current ot electricity (10 ( or IB houra out of
allATlaeannerTonsneu Immediately , and produclnaranew clroaUtl lon of the lira force the blood , Im
p&rtuie Ti or * Btrcmrtb. energT * and hoalto , when another treatment has t aUed. The moiita oC this solea'
Uflo Belt are lit Incr rtoomlrM anti indented br thousand ! whom It hai cured. . . .
11EFKHENOE8 Anr.banV.oommorclwagcBcT or K > bolm&le home In Chlcagoiwnoleidle drueeisto ,
BahFranciicnandCMcafro r " Send t imp for ll euro Illustrated pamphlet.
XV. jr. ZXOXUVX3 , Inrontor and Manufacturer , 181 Wabath Arence Chlcniro.
RUPTURE , HORSE'S ELECTRO-MAGNETIC BELT-TRUSS ,
.CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH tDJAMOND BRAND
ENNYROYALtDJAMOND ONLY GENUINE
ENNYROYAL BEWARE OFWORTHLESSlMITATlONS
ASK DRUGGIST FOR gllCHESTER'S EHGLtSH
J'SAFtAlWAYSREUABlE.TO LADIES DIAMOND BRANDJAKENOOTHK.
nHDlSPENSABLE-SOlD BY All DRUtSISTS ? , JroR INCLOSE - f ( STAMPS )
lASKFORDIAMOiro BBAHD/HICKESTflTStHSUSH rroR PARTICULARS
I AND TAKE 113 OTHER SEE SI5HATURE ON EVERY BOX. 7lN LCTTen DY RETURN MAIL
lcHICHrSTERCHEMSALCISSUPillJPMADlSOHSgj ) > HIU.PA SrC IBNATUntOH E D1Y BOX
*
' yWSOtlCITED WRITTEN TESTIMOK1AIS AND OVER FROMLADIES WHO HAVE USED
/CUIWESTDO EHSUSHJUAUOHO BRAND PENNYROYAL PILLS WITH SUCCEK.I
SOLE AGENT.
The BEST nnd MOST
Botvlujj Thread of Moilcrn Tlincn.
BE\VAltE OE1 I73TTATSONS.
RAM ! IIV
DryUootU Co.
M.K.BMITH&OO.
1'AXTON. O ALLAO
1) . Jl. STJKIK : A. Co
. .
JUvunx Uuoa. '
TIIOMIWIN. llLrtXN & CO.
IMKKIN& Co.
CIIAS , SiKniui , South Omnlm , and all first
clu.a'i rotnll duatt-rs. .
A. Loans 'Now Vork Dry Goods Store.
THE OMAHA BEE ,
-pE'.IVlilED ; IO-
FAET OF
'BV CAIIItlEU I'0 -
20 Gents a Week.
Boron papers a week. Send your order to the
olHce , ,
1029 P Street. Capital Hotel Building
DREXEL & MAUL ,
{ Successors to John O. Jacobs )
Undertakers & Embalmer
At the old fituiid , HOT Farnam St. Orders by tel
frapU Bcllcltod inul promptly uttundeu to.
Telephone No 223
THE CAPITOL HOTEL
LINCOLN. , NEB.
The best known .and most popular Hotel Jq tbo
5 1 ' " . ' location central , apbotntmeots Mrst-clau.
UOQUU.S I'roprJctot
MEDICAL i SURGICAL IHSTIMi ,
N.W. Cor. 13th & . DodKO Sts.
BK.A.OH3S ,
APPLIANCES FOR DEFOnMITIES AMD TRUSSES.
Ilcst facilities , apparatus and remedies for 6 t
cessful treatment ofc ery fonn of disease requir
ing Medical or Surgical Treatment.
FIFTY ROOMS FOR PATIENTS.
Board and attendance ; best hospital accommo
dations in the west.
WRITI : FOH CIRCULARS on Deformities and
Draws , Trusses , Club 1'eet , Curvature of the
Surgical Operations.
DIsbasQQ of Woman a Spoolal'.y.
Door ; OH DISIACEB or WOKEN Fiufe.
ONLY RELIABLE MEDICAL INSTITUTE
MlKina A EI'KCULTT OP
PRIVATE DflSEASES.
All Blood Diseases Successfully treated. Byph-
Illtlc Poison removed from the nystein witlioiit
mercury , Nt.w restorative treatment for loss ot
Vital 1'ower. Persons unable ( o visit us may be
treated at home by correspondence. All commu
nications confidential , Mullcinesor Inslrnnicnts
Bent by mail or express , securely packed , no
iniul.s to Indicate contents or render. One per
son si interview preferred Call and consult us or
send history of your case , and we will send Iu
plain wrapper ( our
BOOK TO MEN , FREE ;
Upon Private. Special or Nervous Diseases , Jin-
potency , Syphilis. Gleet and VarlcoctJe , with
question list. Address
Omaha JfetUeal ana furgieal Tnttltuteoi
DR. McRflENAMY ,
Cor. I3lhand DodceSIr , - OMAHA. HED.
MVil'J ' IlMll fl irfT1TW nriH ' 'n"'w' lll
Hco QAUHTLCT 2ND , 1514. J
DR H NOBLE Blair Neb
, , , , , ,
Importer and Jlrccdcrof
ClyflosflalB , English Coacli & Hamliletonian
Tbcy are all fine and Iu prliqc condition nnd chn-
not full to suit. Tlioy corislit of prlte winner ! fond
tuetr net. In Hcotlancl , C'nnitdit nud tliU country. Our
terms , prlton uud her ( - n III unit you. Write for pri
ce * and pHrtloulars lllalr Is it rnllea north of OrnuUii ,
ou T. K. i. M. V. It. It. uia a bt. 1 > . M. & U. It. U.
STATEMENT
LIFE
Insurance Company
OF HARTFORD ! CONN ,
NET A * r.T8 , Jnminry 1 , 1SS7 , MID71.19 83
Tor
Vor Interest ml r mts , atiV5,170 to
Profit nnd lots. . . . . . . . 4,727)3 ) 7l ( > .VK3n
iN 1537 ,
For claims by < tcMh
nntl matured on.
. , . .
Surplus rvtnrtiod to
polley-holdorfi , . , . . . l.lTT.Sfil 10
Lapsed nliil Snn'otid.
6rcd Policies . STOniO 00
TOTAT , to PnMCr.Hor.ti.
t < s
CommlMlons to Agents ,
Snlftrlei , Metllrnl NX-
nminer'R fees , Printing ,
Aitvirtlstnir. Iifgal , llcnl
Kslntc , nnd all other
Uxponses . , , .
TAX1.8.V . 80li03IO (
- M07.Q33B7
: NET ASSETS. Dec. 31 , 1B87..K6.12S.603C5
Bctinr uir. or
01x111 npon lli'nl iStnte , llrst l , .
toan < ) upon Stticka and llrjnds. . . . . . ( W3O300 !
P'cmlnm Kotos ou Policies In foico. S.ltG.OJU 15
Oost of lloal Kst.ito o\motl by the
Company . O.VOO.IHCO
Cost of United States and otlicr
llonds . . . ? , WORSr ! > 9
Cost of Hank and Ilallruad StocKs. . . 400.ailO < T
Cn < ti In linuks . 788.850C7
Halanco duo ftoin Agents . KVJ7745
ADD
Interest duo and accrued. f 1nrt10 1 (
llcilts accrued . , . . 10,07043
Mntkot Milno of stocks
nnrt bonds ovev cost. . . , 831,87000
Notdofeiruil piemluhis , . 87,57320
- - < llil 1,920 K )
Gnojs AFSr-TS , December 31,1837 ,
Amount required to re Insure -
sure nil outstanding
PoHctPi , net , assuming 4
percent.Interest. . . . . .SjO.WB.GKIOO
Additional reseivo by
Company's Standard , 3
per cent , on Policies Is
sued since Api111IbSJ. . 200,00300
All other liabilities 704,41477
61.417,7 T7
Suiirr.us by Company's Standard. K > .22S,73j : 01
Sunpr.usby Conn. Standard , 4 per
cent , , C.480.4J001
Uatlo ot Qxpcnsea of management
to racelpts In 1887. . . . , temper cont.
Policies In force Dec. 31 , 1887,03,433 ,
insuring 8160,002,40300
JACOB L. GREENE , Preslilont.
JOHN M. TAYLOR , VicoLpsidont. .
WILLIA5I , G.-ABBOT , Secretary.
D. II. WELLS , Actuary.
ELLIOTT'S , MILLER ,
DISTIUCT SUPT. OF AGENCIES ,
Des Moines , - Iowa.
n
I Vv l/i L/i.JL I J.UIMUJ11I
1742 Lawrence St , Denver , CoL
Of the Missouri State Museum of Anatomy , at.
Louis , Mo. , University College Hospital , Lou-
don , Qlchcn , Germany and Ko\y York , luxMug
devoted their attention
SPECIALLY TO THE TREATMENT OF
DISEASES.
Moro ospcUally those arising from Impru
ucnco. Inv Ho nil so 8iiUerln to correspond \vltli- .
out delay. DIacn&os of Infection tuirt contagion
cured safely and speedily without use of dnn-
Rerous dniRR. Patients whosu cases liavo been
nt'cltplcd , badly treated or pronounced Incurable -
able , Bhould not fail to wrlto us conccrftliiK tholr
Hyinptoins. AH letters r'ecolve Immediate ntteu-
lon.
JUST PUBLISHED ,
And will bo mailed 1'JltiIS lo any addrcs ? on re
ceipt of ono ! J-ccijt stamp , " 1'ractluvl Observa
tions on Ncn ous Debility nnd Physical KxlmuB-
tlon , " to hlcli is added an "Kssay on Mar-
rlttKti , " with Important cliaiturs on < measos pf
the Itcproductlro UrRiuiff , thu whole forming a
valuable medical treatise wlilcli alioiilil bo read
by nil young men. Address
DRS. S. & D , DAVIESON ,
1742 Lawronoa St. , Denver , Col.
J.W. BarnsdaU , M-D
Homoeopathic Specialist ,
SURGKEON
Gynoccologltit anil Obstetrician ,
Telephone 079.
EAMGE BLOCK , - - OMAHA.
E. T , Allen , M. D.f
Ilotaocopatblc Hpeclallst ,
EYE THROAT
tit AND NOSE ,
Spectacles Accurately Prescribed.
XIAMGE JfL'Jf. , 03IAJIA
II' . J.
Surgeon and Physician ,
Ofllce N. VV Corner litli and UoliRlal St. Offlca ,
teleiihone , 103 ; Hosiilfiico tulophono , C$3.
*
GLUCK & WILKINSON.
Five l a\v Novels for IIS CbntB ,
5 NEW HOVELS 5
All complete li ] tlloAI'HIl , Nl'MIIKUof tha
v juo.vrui.y.
Only I5c. Yearly $ I.7G. All iio\bdeulur ,
THK INTKHNATIONAL NHWS CO. , New York.
NfmJlemJy Tlio April Part oftlio
Young Ladiigs' Journal ,
rontalnlnuulltho r.ATl&T { 'AH18 KAHllIOhm , with
OKIAMJO FASHION supplement of 11 fK.UHKH ,
uiidUJUllll.ll r'ASHIO.N ri.ATKS of 21 HUL'lthri !
te ) ! 1.li . ' 'u.l"-o.u ' ' BMiilifs. . Sew Music , new KA1 *
< lo lgiis. 1-A'J'f KI.KH , &o . ic.
A new \olumu lieuuii wltli Iho January part. All
lack numbers muv now booDlnUiod ,
'lift- , . ) ) < nti < uii YmrlyH All Kewndonlrrsor
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