Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 20 , 1888.
THE CITY.
The clearing house receipts yester
day amounted lo SOOO.517.71.
Krotl Drowa of Oimihn , nged 31 , and
Minnie Jlcck'-r of Omnlm , ngcd 18 , were
granted u permit to marry yesterday.
Tlio nollco are taking timu by Uio
forolot'K. II. T. Tlnton , [ nn old Hhull
operator , landed In town Monday ,
mid was m-omptly run in. Ho may bo
kept busy until after tbc fair , which he
apparently came to work.
Articles of incorporation have been
filed with the county clerk , of the fon-
yrejfationnl hymigogua. Tlio officers
are : President. M. llormick ; Vice.
President , A. Monsky ; Secretary , .1 ,
Domnrtsky ; Trustees , J. Hernstoinfl ,
T. Talmud , M. Talmud.
Personal
Senator Paddock Is ut Uiu Mllliml.
J.V. . Krcitlor , of Norfolk , and L. Good
man , of Tulmiige , nrc.nttlic Mlllurd.
Mrs. Judge Fclkor has returned from
Chicago , much Unproved nffur her recant ill
ness.
ness.S.
S. S. and Carl Andrews , of Crete , W. II.
Clinc , of llrokcn How , and P. and II. L.
"Whitney , of Norfolk , were in the city yes-
tcrdnv.
E. 1C. and W. C. . and 'Mrs. K. 1C. A'alentlno
of West Point , J. M. McCarthy , of Fremont ,
and J. T. Prongcr , of Crete , were in Omaha
yesterday.
Ted D. Marks , business manager of Ktce'a
Corsair and Kvanguliiio Inirlcsiiuo companies ,
i in town imikitiKarisuiKometit'i for the pro
duction of the pieces at the Orand.
Mr. John A. Williams , a divinity student
attending at Scabury institute , Fairibault ,
will return to his studies on Friday next ,
after having spent a very pleas ant vacation
of two months in tills city. During his stay
ho has labored successfully at St Philip's
church. The coiiKrutftitlon will tender him a
reception ut St. Uarnubas hall to-morrow
evening.
O1T tn lioa
A delegation of Omaha Odd Fellows left
ycstcr for lx > s Angeles to attend the
grand encampment of that order soon to beheld
held at that place.
AVniitcd Money mid Drink.
Tucker's saloon at Florence was visited by
burglars Monday night , who effected entrance
by removing a window glass. They secured
about II vo dollars In cash and u liberal supply
of whiskey and beer.
llnil Accoiiiiiiuilntton. .
The Union Pacific will commence to run
trains of twenty coaches to within -one block
of the "Slego of Suu.istopol" and the fail-
next Thursday night. The cabin cars will
land its passengers within six bloeks and the
street cars within four blocks of the place.
Investigating Fa kirn.
Mayor Broatch his suggested that in view
of the recent frauds which have been perpe
trated by street fakirs that the city clerk
issue no moro licenses to street venders
without consulting Chief Seavey or LIccnso
Officer Turnbull so that the history and bus
iness of the applicant may bo investigated.
The King of Sweetness.
Clans Sprccklcs , the great sugar king who
controls the saccharine market of the Sand
wich Islands , passed through Omaha yester
day on the special car Newport. Ho has just
coino from the east , and is on his way to San
Francisco. Mr. Sprcckles Is very vigorous
despite his gray hairs and approaching old
ngo , and carries the air of n shrewd , wide-
awake business man.
The Knights' Holiday.
Columbus division No. 20 , Knights ot
i. Pythias , to the number of llfty or moro , enJoyed -
Joyed a day of encampment beneath the
f leafy shntlcs of i Inn scorn Park yesterday af
ternoon. Captain William H. Dale was in
command. The division was hero as the
trnests of the Second Nebraska regiment.
The Columbus knights arrived in a special
ear , handsomely decorated , nnd were es
corted to the park. Tents wcro pitched and
n session of merriment nnd good feeling was
inaugurated. Feasting : , visiting and dancing
on the platform consumed the tlmo of the
merrymakers. Many of the wives and
nnd daughters of the "bravo men" accompa
nied them from Columbus and received the
distinguished attention of the Omaha knights.
A happy time was indulged in , the older
members visiting and fraternizing and the
younger ones dancing , flirting and enjoying
the many good things provided for their de
lectation. _
Got Your Railroad Tickets
NORTH , SOUTH ,
E AST and WEST ,
and secure your sleeping berths nt
11502 FariitunSt. ,
Union Pucillo Ticket ofilco ,
HAltKY P. UKUfj ,
City Ticket agent.
NOHA IIOSS' CASIO.
She is Acquitted oil the Char o ol'Cut-
tine Dice.
The case of Nora Koss was brought up in
tbo police court this afternoon. The charge
of cutting Charles Dice was dismissed , as
Dice could not prove that the woman had
cut him. Ho could not toll whether a woman
or a man had cut him ; ho claimed that ho
vim too drunk to know * whether ho was cuter
or not. The woman was then arraigned on
thechargoof disturbing the peace. Attorney
Alex Green defended her. Ho and Assistant
City Attorney Strawn had a little contro
versy , In which Mr. Strawn felt aggrieved
to the extent that ho declared his intention
of resigning his position ,
g. J. M. Tanner , a reporter , testified to the
: , . . fact that Nora Ross had told him in an in-
f , torvlow that she had not cut Dice.
Leonard Weynand told the story of the
F trouble. How ho had accompanied Dice nnd
F Nora KORS to the Casino , nnd thence to Doty
. & Darst's saloon. His story was substan
tially the snmo ns published in the papers
when the fracas occurred.
The Jury returned a verdict to tho-effect
that both parties wcro guilty of the cliurgoof
disturbing the peace. The court lined the
lioss woman $50 and costs , and Uico5 ! and
costs. "Aunty Gould" paid Nora's line , nnd
Dleo went back to the "tank , " being unable
to produce the money. When "Aunty
" u Gould" had settled with his honor , she
brought forth n silver dollar and shoved it
Across the desk at him , saying : "That's for
. you. " The Judge looked up in amazement.
' Then realizing the situation , ho picked up the
dollar and hurled it after her. Nora pru
dently gathered in the money and handed it
to "Aunty" who grinned. His honor ex
cused "Aunty" on account of her ignorance.
A Bolid vestibule train dully , with
dining cat- attached , vintho Iturlington
route , leaves from their own depot ,
Omulm , at 3:45 : p. in. , arriving nt Uhi-
cngo 10 a. in. Tickets bold aim sleeping
ear berths reserved at the city olllce.
1 ± 23 Farmuu street. Telephone U5U.
LOCKING TO MNCOhN.
The Direction In Which nro Turned
Democratic Delegates' Kycs.
The democratic state convention is to beheld
held In Lincoln this afternoon at U
o'clock.
It has been called to nominate a governor ,
lieutenant governor , secretary of state , state
treasurer , auditor of public accounts , attor
ney general , commissioner of public lands
and buildings and a superintendent of public
instruction.
It will consist ofIKS delegates , thirty-live
of whom are from Omaha and as follows :
William Neve , Charles Connoycr , Charles
Kummerer. James Norton , A. C. Heed , Julius
Mover. J. J. O'Connor , W. H. Crary , C. J.
Smith , Gustavus Kroeger , N , H. Hughes , K.
H. Holmes , J. J. Points , J. U. Hussie. A.
Hobcn , C. F. Williams , Euclid Martin , J. R
Gardner , W. G. Sloan. J. McMillan , Fred
Powlcy. J. Walters , E. H. Stout , H. V. Hay-
ilss , J. W. Goodhart. G. W. Golsou. J. W.
i Paddock , Charles Williams , James McArdlo ,
* M. M. Harr , L. W. Denton , Charles Tietrs.
t ? Ed. Walker and Dr. H. Liuif ;
{ A mass convention of democrat lo clubs of
the state will also bo held , to-day
ID Lincoln. This will be attend-
td by a large number of delegates.
from all parts of the state , the number being
variously estimated nt from two to five thous
and. The object of the pnthorlnv Is to de
cide Ux | > n an energetic campaign by the hold-
inir of meetings under the auspices of local
clubs , disseminating campaign literature and
In every way working to increase the demo
cratic vote nt the coming election. It is ex
pected that about 2.10 delegates from the
i-lubs in this city will bo In attendance. They
will go by u special train over the Union Pa
cific at an hour which is mentioned below.
It Is rumored that n slate has been made up
for the state convention , and that It lias been
suggested because of a telegram which it Is
alleged was received from John A
McShonc. In It , It Is claimed , Mr. McSlmnc
positively declined to be n candidate for re
election to congress. This fact emboldened
some of his friends to push him for governor
npainst Thayer , on the ground that ho might
possibly defeat that gentleman. McShano's '
friends hold that the gubernatorial position
would not interfere with McSliane's health
or business. If McShano should not accept ,
then Poppleton Is to bo run , Charles Ogden
Is to bo held to run against Conncll , while
Philip Andres will bo nominated for auditor.
Fifth Ward.
The democrats o/thoFifth ward met nion-
day nlghtnt the corner of Sixteenth and Cass.
Tlio committee on hall was given further
time to act. Half a dorcn names were added
to the roll. Messrs. Smith , Kroeger and
O'Connor were elected delegates to the Lin
coln club convention.
Florence' * * Election ,
The r'lorcnco election takes plaeo to
day , for mayor. It is generally conceded
that Hunt will bo elected.
Notes and AiinoiinceiuentH.
Ttio Omaha Democratic club will meet to
day at 'i :15 : a. m. sharp , to go to Lincoln.
The Second Ward , Dcmocratio club will
told a mass meeting next Saturday night.
Appetite and sleep may bo improved
and every part of the system strength
ened , and the animal spirits regain
.heir buoyancy by the Uho of Dr. ! . II.
McLean's Strengthening Cordial and
Ulood Purifier.
You can find cool , well furnished
: 'ooins at the Glebe hotel , best located
lousu in Omaha.
A JUQ COXK1DICNCK RAM 13.
A "Worthless Draft on nn Onialiii
Finn lor $ . " , , : ! 7 1.
The name of Savage & Green , of South
Dmahn , was used in St. Paul the other day
l > y a swindler In a successful confidence
game. A rogue passing under the nnmo of
E. S. Hums , bought 1US steers of Cunning
ham & Haas of St. Paul for SVIT-l.SU.
Ho said ho was a lawyer from
South Omaha representing Savage
& Green , and having an oily tongue ho suc
ceeded in getting the sellers to accept u draft
on the Omaha firm for the cattle. Hunts
then sold the steers and disappeared. Sav
age & Hums deny having suoh u man in
their employ and disclaim all responsibility
for the transaction. Of eourso they refused
the draft. Hums Is supposed to have fled to
this stato. Detective D.ui O'Connor , of St.
Paul is on his trail , and has requi
sition papers ready for business.
Dlehnld Hnlcs.
Call and PCO the largo stock of safes
and vault doors carried by Meagher &
Whitmore at 41 ! ) S. 15th street Omaha.
T1IK REALTY MAUKKT.
Instruments Placed on Kcuord Dtir-
Injr Yesterday.
I , J Uynn to A Jlelnberg , lot 11. blk 3 ,
Wnkeley. wd . J MW
Jl Major to I ) K Johnson , lots a. 4 , 5 , 0 , 7 , ( * ,
V , 1U and 11 , ( Irave'ri park , w < 1 . 2,500
K J Wolilcrs ot at to .lumes Wlieluu , lot ! > ,
blk S , llato Pity park , w il . 100
11 Hois , jr..uml wire to William H Turner ,
lot 11 , Hasan's add , q e d . 1
J T Dillon uiul wife to A ( ! Kilwurds , Olx
IlWftofblk II , Omaha , w d . 2,300
A G KO wards to A W Pullen.Glxliiftof
blkll , Umullii , wil . 2,500
William ( Jib.son and wife to. I W Arnold ,
lots U aud 7. blk It , Hoggs & Hill's 'cl add ,
wd . 12,000
F Hubert tn H Van Gildun , lot 0 , bile K ,
Prospect place , w d . 4.COO
J Kent and \ \ Ife to Thomas Casey , s 74 ft
ote'of lot ( B. Okaliumu , w a . 1,000
L 1 > I'ntyn and wife lo A Do A'ol , n 30 ft of
s CO ft oflots 8 and v , blK 2. A S Patrick's
add. wd . 3,000
11 Kdaylord und wife to A Corrlunn , 1
40-KO acres sw cor swot no3-H-l.'lii c d. . 12
W J Wagoner et al to A Corrlgan , lots 1 ,
2 , 3 , 4 , 5 , 0 and -f , blk U , Missouri aveuuo
pnrk.ncd . 1
M Cmilleld to J II Dutuont , lots 4 , G and 6 ,
sub II A Heservolr add , w d . 4,3UO
N A Ktihn , trustee , to J II Dumont , lots
18,2) ) . ! W , 31 , MS , SI. W , 41 , 43 , K ! , K ) , fi4 , 5ft
and 6fi , sub U A Ho.servolr add , % v d . 20,000
W Mcllrlde t al to J H Dumont , lots
SI ) and : tO , sub H A Kpservolr add , q c d. I
N A Kulin , trustee , to William .lukeimm ,
lots a , Ift. 10 , 17. 21 , 22 , 23 , ! W , 40 , 4 , W nnd
fil , sub U A Iteservolr aiM , w d . 1,700
William .luKoman to J II Dumnnt , tots 3 ,
IB , 10 , 17. 21 , 223. , . 3S. 40. 4U , fiUaudol , sub
II A Iteservolr add , w a . 1,700
N A Knhn , trustee , to .T K r.bt'rsolo , lots
24 , 2.20 , 27 , 28 , 43 , 44 nniHI , w d . 13,000
3 K Elierholo to J 11 Dumont , lots 24 , - " ' .
20 , < : i , 44 and 45 , sub H A Keservolr add ,
' ' ' ' '
K herYluto.Vcwieinew.'lot'ii.'blk'a'i
Albright's choice , w < I . 750
H II Wheeler and wife to M K Ilrown.lots
lit , 20 and 21 , North Side add , w a . 2.400
Twenty-one transfers , aggregating . $121,060
1'ernm-i.
The following permits to build were is
sued yesterday :
Mary Hold , Improvements , Twenty-first
and Dorcu * streets . $ 500
H. Johnson , dw elllncr. 2.S1U Bow ard street. 1,200
William 1'fclller , store. Twenty-eighth
and I.eiiTenworth streets . 500
Gertrude M. Webster , two dwellings , Cass
and Thirty-second btreet . 2,000
Four minor permits . 325
Eight permits , aggregating . $ 4,523
Information "Wanted.
Frank Charvat , a patient of the insane -
sane asylum at Lincoln , disappeared
April 0 , nnd has not been heard from
since. Ho is about six foot tall , stout ,
dark complexion , daric hair beginning
to turn groy , dark inoustaschou scar on
loft cheek near the ear. Information of
his whereabouts will bo thankfully re
ceived by his distracted wife and or
phans. Plcaso address
A xx A CHAIIVAT ,
1420 South Thirteen til street ,
Omaha , Nob.
Visitors to the city should try the
Glebe hotel , 131 Douglas.
A LICKNSE TO ORIMIi : .
Such fa Pronounced the Appealing of
Minor O flenses.
A well Informed lawyer directed a BEIJ re
porter's attention to the tricks of police court
lawyers , in cases of appeal , in the following
manner :
"It Is about time that someone should say
something about the prosecution of our law
offendeis in Omaha. The law is all right ,
but the practice is wrong.Vhon a peri.on
commits u crhuo or misdemeanor and is fined
moro than $10 ho will appeal if lie can furnish
bonds , ami that Is usually the end of thocaso.
Now , m order to ovada the punishment , it is
only a question whether ho can furnish bender
or not. If ho can , ho escapes it ; if not , ho
has to pay bis line or remain in the county
Jail and wonder why his neighbor escapes tuo
punishment by reason of being moro fortunate
to furnish the bond to appeal when the neigh
bor is equally guilty. It is a notorious fact
among the attorneys that usually defend the
violators of the law , that if they can only op-
peal the case that is the end of ft , and victory
As the law Is administered now it is only
a restraint on these who are unable to furn-
sh bonds , while these that control more of
the earthly blessings can treat It with con
tempt.
No ono Booms to bo to blame for this state
of affairs. The right of appeal is Just and
proper , guaranteed to every one , except In
cases of the violation of the city ordinance
where the line imposed does not exceed f 10 ,
or Imprisonment for ten days. Then a per
son can go up only on error.
The district court Is worked to its utmost
capacity , while the county attorney and as
sistant are busy.
It seems to me. that the city should devise
some means for speedy prosecution ot these
cases/ This can be done by amending the
charier ut the next legislature BO a * to en
able the city to create a superior criminal
court.
Now If yon will take pain * to investigate
the number of ease's appealed to the d lit net
court , whether tried by magistrate or Jury ,
you will ilnd that a very small percentage of
them nro over tried , you will then arrive at
the conclusion , probably , that a bond Is n
license to commit assault and battery. "
It is a well-known fact that thcro arc
now on the appeal list of the police court bo-
twccn sixty and seventy cases which have
never been brought to trial , and In some
cases the pcrpetratois of crime have been ,
and are still , nt liberty on the streets , ready
to repeat their old offences and again go
through the worthless appeal and bond prac
tice. To Improve this system is worthy of
some attention. _
If you need a perfect tonic or blood
purillcr , take Dr. Jones' Hod Clover
Tonic. It speedily euros all troubles of
the stomachkidneys and liver. Can bo
talceti by the most delicate. Price 50
cents. Goodman Drug Co.
SEIGE OF
SEBASTOPOL
N , (8thSt. ( , Bet , Binney and ; Wirt ,
Open Aug. 30
And Continuing During Septombar.
iilUanl , Ilfnlhtlc u < f Starlllnu *
Jircr Night a .S ; > rial A/y/if. / /
35O PerformersHorses
and Guns.
Mitel la'e ; ! Moving Ships
Itombavilnwnt of I oi't bij Allied
. /"Torre * .
GltA\I > EST MILITARY SriSC-
t KVKK I'RO JUUEl ) .
P irotfclinti'nl Dl i I't/ ;
nio whole making the Moat Interesting on 1 be'
wlldcrlng of Inhibitions.
Popular Prices 50o and 75c.
CHICAGO
The only real lo tnkefur Dos Molnc , Xlnr liaUown
( Vilar Kiilil | . CllnCon , Dixiin. Clil.njo , Ml.nanki > t > ,
nnil all point" K t. Tt the pi'nplo nf NilirH ku. ( iln-
nulii , Wyoinlnir , Ululi , lilnlid , Nuvuila , Orcaun. Waih-
Inulnii anil Cu.lfnrnla , It ullors nuiurlor | a'UiintnKcs
not possible uy tiny oth r lint * .
AMiontf a U'W < if the nunierou * * point * of superiority
rnjoytnt by the imtron * nt thlruatl betwoun oiniitui
anil ( Milciuo , tire Us Iliron ttmni n day of DAV
( XlACHDS. which uru thn "ii"st that limn in art HIII !
liiKi'iiulty emi cruuto. Its 1'AljACK M.HKl'IN i CAIt" .
thuriUHl | of which CH mot bo toiin I I'.M > WI | < . U > . At
Coundl llhin * . the trulni nrthu I nlon r.ulilc1 Hull-
way connect In iinlun il | it wltli tlicxc of tlm Chi-
niKO .t Noriliwcstorn Ity. In Chic 11:0 tin- trains of
this line nniku clu < o connucUoii "ith the > u of all
other K.iMorn lines.
Her Detroit , ( 'olumlm * , Inillnniipnli. . Cincinnati ,
Nlaxnrn Hulln , ililllnl" . I'llKliuiK , 'Juiunm , .Montreui
lloitiin , New York , I'hllalllp'.ilii , llultlinnrtVailf
Inuton , and nil points In thuUast. Axk fur tickets vl.i
" ' "
"NORTH-WESTERN"
If you wMi the he t nccummoentlon. All ticket
nmnits fii-ll tickets via this Una.
ii , iitiuitrrr. K. ' . WHON. .
( icn'l MunaKur. C.'en'l I'.tsVr AKOIU.
micAnn , 11.1.1.
W. N IlAIICOCIf , ( \\pHternAKent ,
I ) . K. 1UMI1AI.I- , Ticket Aucnt ,
( i. h' . W135T , City IMssaniror AKOnt ,
1401 I'arnum Street , Umuhn , Neb.
( NACQUAINTEO WITH THE GtOOnArHYOF THE COUNTRY WILL
MTAIN MUCH INFORMATION FROM A tTUDY OF THIS tup OF THI
CHICAGO , ROCK ISLAHD& PACIFIC R'Y
Iti main lines and branches Include CHXCAQO.
PEORIA. KOLtNE , BOCK IOLAND. DAVEN
PORT. DBS MOINE8 , COtTNCnj BLUTFS. MUS-
CAHNE. KANSAS CTTV. BT. JOSEPH. TJEAV-
ENWOHTH. ATOHIBOW. CKDAB ItAPIUB ,
WATERLOO , MTNNEAPOLIS , auct ST. PAUL ,
and scares of Intermediate cities. Choice o !
routes to and from the Pnclflc Coast. All trans
fers in Union dope's , fast train * of Fine Day
Coaches , elegant Dining Cars , maimtncen : Pull'
mnu Palace Bloepera , and ( between Chlcaero , Bt.
Joseph. Atchlsoa and ICaueaa City ) HoclinlnB
Chair Cars , Soata Free , to holders of throueh
flrat-clnsa tickets.
Chicago , Kanaas & , Nebraska R'y
" Croat Rook Ulnnd Route. "
Extends West nnd Southwest from EaneasClty
and Bt. Joseph to NliLSON , noHTON , , HELLE-
V1U.E. TOPEHA. HSIUIIGTON , WICHITA.
HUTOIUNOON , CAZ.DWSI.I. , and all poluts in
KANSAS AND SOUTHERN NCSRA8XA
and beyond. Entire passenger equipment of the
celebrated Pullman manufacturo. All eofoty ap *
pliancoa and modern improvements.
The Famous Albert Loa Route
la the favorite between Chicago , Hock Island ,
Atchlaon , Kansas City and Minneapolis and St.
Paul. Ita Watartown branch traverses the gicat
"WHEAT AND DAIRY BELT"
of Northern Iowa , Southwestern Minnesota , and
East Central Dakota to Watertcwn , Bplrlt > eke ,
Bloux Foils and many other towns and cities.
The Short I.lno via Benecn and Kaukakao offers
superior facilities to travel to and from Indian
apolis , Cincinnati and other Southern points.
For Tickets , Naps , Fc'lders , or daslrod informa
tion , apply at any Coupon Ticket Office or addreea
E. ST. JOHN , K.A.HOLBROOK ,
Qeu'l Muaancr. Orn'l Tkt. Ac Pass. Agt.
CHIOAQO.
DYSPEPSIA OURED
Ily HAHN'SGOLDIIN DVSl'Kl'SIA CUUK.
Tills remedy Is warranted to cure all cases of
Dyspepsia , I'latnlencc.cidityof the Stomach ,
n , noiunttorof how lone atiuid
Vrleo Me per Hot. I'or BHH liy nil
uists.Vmuifauturuil by ( iustavo Halm , Uinuhu ,
NO. ! J-L. A. No. nSI.-I'HOPOSAr.S FOU
Army Supplies. Headquarters Dent , of the
I'latte. oilico of Chief Commissary of Subsistence -
ence , Onialm , Neb. , AUK. 2. ! . 1W > 3. Seiiloil propo
sals , In triplicate , subject .to the usual condi
tions , will be received at this olllce until 12
o'clock in. , central btautlnnl time , aud at the
olllce of tha commissary of subsistence at Che
yenne Depot , \\'yo. , mm the offices of the acting
commissaries of Biibsutence at 1'orts Slilnoy ,
Neb. : Douglas. Utah ; Nlobrara , Nob. : Itolilnsou ,
Neb. , and McKlnnov'yo. . , until H o'clock a.
m. , inountalti standard Um < \ on Monday , the
24th day of September. IBM. at which time and
places they will bo opened In the presence of
bidders , for the fuml-mlng nnd delivery of Moni
tor issue as a component of the ration. The
right Is reserved to reject any or all bids , lllunk
proposals and tfpecl Heat Ions showing In detail
the quantities required and dvlni ; full Informa
tion us to condition of contracts , Mill bo fur
nished on application to anv of the above men
tioned ollices. J. W. UAimidEIl. Maj.andC.
8. . U. 8. A. . Chief 0. B. u dlts'JIdr.'t
PENNimOYAti WAFERS are
tuccesifully tueU monthly by ever 10,000
ljidlea. Aru Safe. Effectualanil t'ltatant
l perboxbymall.oratdrufelsts. Sealed
artcuiar * 3 postage atampt. Addreai
TUB ETTHf t CozutcAi. Och , DBTUOIT , Mien.
Ft/r ule ami by matt by Goodman
Drug Co , , Omaha , Neb.
Vr.J. OALnttAlTB ,
Surgeon and Physician ,
Ofice N. W Corner iitho.nl Uoujlaa Ht. Offlc *
( Upboae , I/as U ala
Who Ii WKAtt , NKBWntM. IIRBIMTA-
TKI , wholnhUrOM.T-hndIOBIOItANfE
bat TRIFIiRD away hUTIUORof 1IOI > T ,
SINDond MANHOOD.cansinjeilituitlnj
drains upon the roUNTAINf * of LIFE ,
IIKADATHK. nAOKACIIE , Dreadful
Oreami , WEAKNKNNiof Vcmorr. I1AHII.
rUI.NESSIn MOC'IRTT , PIMHI.EH Upon
the FACE , and all the rrECTN leading to
EARLY HKCAT and pcrhapf CUNNVMP.
yof or INSANITY.ihouldcniiMilt at ouco
too CELKnRATRD Vn Clarke , Kutahllihed
IM1. IT. Clark * has made NERVOtIN HE-
BII.ITY. CHRONin and all UUeaiei of
the UKNITO URINARY Orcini a Ufo
Pudy. It makt KO dllTerence WHAT you
tare taken or WHO hai failed to cure you.
WFEMAIiN inTerliiR ( from dUensf i pecu
liar to their sex can coniult with the nsMirance
f ipeedy relief and cure. Bend 1 cents poitaf o
for worki on your dlieoies.
* rn nd 4 cent * pcitage ft > r Celebrated
Worbn on ChrAitlc , K rT n and licll.
rate Dltease * . Coosullatton , personally or by
VUter , frff. Consult the old Dorlor.
VhonnnadH eared. Offlrm and nnrlnm
prlTMtn.Thoie contemplating Marrlare
SfaA for Dr. ClNrkc'i celebrated guide
Onlc and Frninle , each 15c. , both Kc.
istninpi ) , Hefoie confining your caie , coniult
Mr. CtiARKK. A friendly letter or vail may
ro future suflcriugaml shame , and add golden
years to life. Av-Book " l.lff'm ( Secret ) Er-
roiv 50c. ( atampj ) . Medicine and wrltliiKB
lent everywhere , necure from cxpomire.
HourE , 8 to 8 : 8unday , 'J tn 12. Addreu.
F. D. OLABKB , M. D.
106 So , Clark S& . SHIOAOQ , IIL.
OMAHA
MEDICAL $ SIMIGAI INSTITUTE ,
N. W. Cor. I3tn A. Dodge Sts.
B JR. .A. O JE S ,
APPLIANCES FOR DEFORMITIES AND TRUSSES
Best facilities , aptiarntus nnd remedies for hi
rssftil treatment of every ftnm of ili-ea&e rtqu
nig Medical or Surgical Treatment
FIFTY ROOMS KOR PATIENTS
Hoard and attendance ; best hospital ncconr
'tntians ' In the west
WHITB rou CIKCUIARS on icformitics n
ilracei , Tr.ivses. Club I'eet , Curvature of I
spine , Piles , Tumors , Cnnccr , Cat.mli Ilrot.chii
Inhalation Itlcctricitv 1'aralysis , Ktillep v K
ney , IllaUder , Kye , Har , h'iu ' and HlooJ , aril i
Surgical Operations.
Dlsonsos of Womnn o Specie .y
HOOK ON DlSKACEB OP WOVEN I'm .
! TLY HELIABLB MEDICAL IKSTITUI'
MAKIMI A bl'EClALTT Or
3RVATE ! DISEASES ,
All niood Diseases successfully treated hyp-
itic Poison removed from the svMem wll'i > n'
lercury. New restorative trcatmrnt for Ios 11
> itnl Powrr , 1'cisons unable lo visit us may be
rated at homeby correspondence. All column
ications confidential Medicines or instruments
eut by mail or express , pecuttlj packed , n
narks to indicate conlents or ( .nultr One per
mal interview preferred. ' Cntland coisiill ii--oi
end history of your case , and we will send 111
> laiu wrapper , our
BOOK TO MEN ! FREE ;
'pon Private , Special or Nervous Di t-scs , Jin
' .jtciicy , S.vphihs , C.leet nnd Vnricocele , nitl :
tjic-stion list. Address
imahti JUfdiral anil Siirfitcal Institute , ot
'
DR. IWc ENAP/iY ,
AHA fieri
Your Left Liver
IS OUT OF ORDER ?
BEAD THIS IP IT IS.
Al'ruuiitjtury .Meiciin : tuui needs but a trial
to prove Us worth.
Or , Calhder's ' Lefl Liver Hitters ,
Tne only Illstlllail Hitters In the United
Plates. The only itterx ) | lecoL-ntrcil by tlm
United Stntes internal revenue laws in ii Pro-
prletary Medicine , lawfully Patented. No. of
Patent 19,573. Contains no tusll oils , no
essential oils , no foreign Milistance or damag
ing drtiRs. A pertoctlv imre medicine , compounded -
pounded from 1'uro Hoot llerbs unrt Old I'each :
pleasant to the tuste , quiet and decisive. . In Its
effect. Cures Dyspepsia or Yellow .Innndlce lu
five days. Hi-cultiteh the Ilowels. Invlcorntos
Inactive Iivnr , O'irei Dlsctnoil Liver , Itevlves
the Kidneys , linpioves the Appetite Quickly
IteKulntes the \vnolo system. New Life to tha
whole syhtcm.
I.olt I.lver Illtti-rs am mid In Oniiihn , Vrb. , by tlm
fo kiHlnu ( tnifjlsf : UlcliantMiii Drug ( o.peclal !
\Vhnli' Hle , lur thu drui , ' lnti > reat of .Nutira > ku. Itj-
tiillerx da ti'llnwM
( iiinilinnii D-uK Co.V. . J. WliltehouM- . W. bpaf-
faril , f-tini II. I'unuwnrth , . elinili r' I'liuriiiHcy ,
Kuhn & Co , John ( .l.irtfh , M I'urr , J. A Fuller \
( o. . W.J. llniihi" ) . .tolm II ( 'onto ( .1 K'lra. M..I.
r i\7cll , K II < icnt cli , John K. lninnk > , Mdrr.OI'a
I'liiiriiiiiry.Jninc * Korsjth , 11. C. Hell.llr ,1 ' Savlllo ,
Howard Mc crt1 , Knnk Dollor.o X ( 'u. ,
dealer * In Clears and Lett I.lver lllttt r ,
"
NORTHWESTERN
% TIO V-23 miles north of Chlcapo.
UUI.TV-A Full Corps of Kxiwrlen
Iriirtnrn.
JUIt ! 1CU'lil.Tim-KlvoConrups nf Ftuny.
. A 'l l.l'l'l i : lniurpni > ii < l for Inolriirtlnn ,
llo.illh Iliiinu Comrnrtr. nnrt Olirlitlnn liitliii'nre .
Mil. ) . II. 1 II.VVII > ON , Hupl. Highland
I'arU. Ill for ( 'alulouue.
BTr MoomMnod. ( luaranuttiiha
'onl7 onv tntfc * world generating
_ . a continuous Jf trfo < r ttagnitia
ff „ ol rnll. SU ntlBe , Powerful , Dnrabl ,
. . . . /Comfortablo ii A.UMUTB. AroW IraudA
* fc Or rOOOO cured. tirKlst-imp foriiamphlot ,
ALSO EL.KOTJUU liel.TH JTOU IMBtABI.H.
Di. HORNE. iMvtNioa. IBI WAOASH AYE. . CHICAGO.
GHKYr.OCIv INSTITUTE.
South Wlllliimbtown , nerkshlro county ,
Mass , A private school for boyi. 1'reparo. for
collegp , sclcntlllu school or business.
enth year begins Thui-sday , September Will.
For cutalofuo address OHO. F. SI I U ,
Principal.
Morgan Park Military Academy
Tno llest Hoys' Iloardlnj ; School In the West.
Sixteenth year begins Sept. l&th. Send for cata-
loKiie to CAI-T. F.I ) . N. KIUK TALCOT1' , Bupt. ,
MOllGAN I'AIIK , COOK CO. , ll.I , .
FREEHOLD INSTITUTE
FREEHOLD , NEW JERSEY.
4Bth year. Tor catalogues send to UEV. A. Q.
CHAJIHKHS. A. M. , Principal ,
nHICAGOFEMALEGOLLEGP
' ) , noarclln r
facUoul for Ulrli and toung i.aiie. , . For k >
c t loBU mldren IJ. Til AVKH. l.lt. II. . *
Uorfltn 1'ark. lll.or > 77 MadUou Hireet , Chicago , III.
Betiesuart Institute gs
Will commence lt il t rear September IJth , 1KB. Ad
Tintattea uniuriaseJ , llnuio comforts : carefu.
training. Apulr to Mra. M. MCKEB UoMBrf. I'rlnclpal
TpTlE I'KKKSKIU , MIUTAHV j\CA USIV
X I'eekskllt-on-Iludson , N. Y , Send tor cata
logue. JNU. M.T1UKNM.D.J1.A ) ITiuclpal
THE NEBRASKA SHIRT
The increase in the" sale of our Dress Shirts since AVO introduced the "Nebraska , '
brand , lias been enormous and we are justified in claiming that our wonderful success
in this specialty has no pnralell.
The popularity of the "Nebraska" shirt is simply due to its superior quality in goods
and make and the unprecedented low prices. These shirts are made and put up expressly -
ly for us. They are all cut lengthwise of cloth , are full size , and every shirt is careful *
ly examined before being placed in stock.
We have three qualities of unlaundried shirts. Our ttOc shirt is made of good nmslii )
linen bosom , reinforced front , patent extension sleeve and back facing.
Our 50c shirt is made of New York mills muslin , y-ply fine linen bosom , full reinforced
front and back , patent extension facings and full felled seams.
Our TOc shirt is made of best New York mills muslin , extra fine linen bosom , full re
inforced front and back , patent extension facings , felled seams , hand made button holes *
Our Lnuiulricil Shirts at ( K5c , 0. > c and $1.23 nro fully as good as those other IIOUSPS arc soiling for $1 ,
$ l."iO mid $2.
Wo arc selling this season an elegant pique bosom , open front Shirt at $ t ; it cannot be matched else
where for less than $2.
$
We have just opened the handsomest assortment of French ,
Scotch and Domestic Flannel Shirts , in new patterns , for fall wear.
These'goods have no superior in quality , make and fit , and we sell
them from 25 to 5O per cent cheaper than any other house in town.
We still have a good assortment of si/.os of those fine Linen Collars warranted 2100 linen and con
tinue to . ° ell them at 05c per do/en ! e.v3 than one-third their value. Only one do/en to each customer.
*
Our fall stock of Hats is in. It is the'grandest collection of Hate
ever shown under one roof.
1
Cor. i4th and Douglas Streets , Omaha.
lurlingtin
Route
II
The Burlington takes the load.
It was in advance of all lines in developing Nebraska.
It was in advance of all lines in establishing dining-car
service between Missouri river points and Chicago.
It was in advance of all lines in giving the people of
Omaha and the West a fast mail service.
It was in advance of all lines in running its trains from
the East into Omaha proper.
It was in advance of all lines in reducing the time of
passenger trains between Omaha and Chicago.
It was in advance , and is the only line by which you can
feave Omaha in the morning and arrive in Denver the
evening of the same day.
It has been progressive in the past.
It will lead in the future.
Travel and ship via the Burlington.
Ticket Office , 1223 Farnam Street. Telephone 250.
Depot on Tenth Street.
Burlington
MAX MEYER & BRO ,
WIIOI.KSAU :
Jewelers and
General . \Kents for
STEINWAY , KNABE , CHICKERING
nnd other llrst-clasa Pianos.
Lori ; lit I'OLI.OWIXU IJA1KJAIXS I'OK
TIN : DAYS.
MmitMn
1 Stelnway Square , cost $ < KO ,
fortl75. . . . . . . ftilOO 110.00
1 KnnboSnuaro , costfiOO.for
Jit5) . . . ! iJ.OO J3.00
1 Droker Ilrns. Sijuare , cost
WWfort-'iW . 20.00 10.00
1 Kinmeraon Hcumro , co-it
HOOfor.K ) . 10.00 5.00
1 Newton A : Co. Bqiinre. cost
1100 , fortllU . 15.00 8.00
1 .MarshallVendel Uprlpsht
I'luno.cost nowJXHforlliW 30.00 10.00
1 Ilnllei Je Davis Unrlpht
as ( jooil us new , cost J'iX ( ,
fort Ji . . . 25.00 10.00
newWWrror & ; . . . : . : 20.00 10.00
1 Bhonlnger fi Octuvu Orpan ,
coat new J7 > . for only * U > . . 10.00 C.OO
IMionlnRor OrRiin. n Mione
year , cost nowia , fortJ6. ( . 10.00 6.00
lilason A : llnmlln Urgnn
itouhl bunk , cost now till ) ,
forift. 10- ° ° . O00 ;
Bring this ad. with you to avoid mistakes.
MAX MEYER & BRO. ,
Corner Slvtoont" nnd Fnrniun Sta.
21,029,850
Tansill's ' Punch Cigars
vrero Bhlppod dnrlng thn jiait
two yaam , without a drum ,
mor in our tmploy No other
house In the world can truth *
lully muka itioh a ibowing.
One .feent ( dealer only )
wanted iu ach town.
801D BY LEADING ORUCCIITS.
R.W.TANSILL&CO .55 Slate SLChicano.
EMPLOYMENT
STEADY Itdr cEiiTatieri retldlng In tbli
orotbrrtowni. No capital neee < rr. Goods
sell tba lesr fooixi-ttSlf.'WS JSut1Sli.Ao < 1' "
WKUTEUN iuE.NTS' SUl'l'LV C0.t ZO Hfttt ATtn
o , iii.
THE BEST MADE.
We can glee j/ojt the l < tr/cst
toclt ( tntl f/lve the lowest prices
In tlie city.
PEERLESS DYES
Farm Loans.
LOWEST RATES !
AND BEST TERMS !
IteMiomslblo representatlrea wanted. , Call or
write us ,
BUKNTIA.M , TREVETT k MATl'JS ,
Health is Wealth !
Dit. E. O. WKST'K Krnve AND HHAIW
MINT , a guuraiitefid epcclllc for Hysteria , Dlizfr
oe.sa. Convulsions , j'its , NervouR N uralgta ,
Headache. Nnrvous Prostration , caused by the
use of alcohol or tobacco , Wakofulnesn. Mental
Depression , Softening of the Drain , rnnnltlue ll
Insanltr. and leading to mlaerr. dtcay and
death. Premature Old Ape , llarrenness. Lo s f
I'owor In either eer. Involuntary Losses and
Bporraatorha-a caused by over-exertion of tb
brain , nelf-abuie or over-lndiiltfnro. Raoh bo
contains one month's treatment. II.M ( a bgj , of
eli boxes for 13.00 , cent by mall prepaid on r u
celpt of price.
WE GtJARAKTKK KIX BOXES
To cure any case. With each order received ta
ns for MX boxes , accompanied with U.OO , wi
will send the purchaser our written guaranttfi
to refund the money It the treatment does not
street a cure. Guarantees Issued only byO. ft
( iOOD.MAN. Dni/vlat , Sole A ent , 1110 Farnaal
Htt ft. O mail a. K b
SteckPiano
Bemartable tor powerful Tmpt >
thetle toiiB. pllablii action and at *
iolute OurabllUy. ftJ years' record.
the belt guarantee ut the excel
lence of tnese Instruments.
WOODBRIDGEBROS.
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