Nebraska Newspapers

    8 'IHE OMAHA DAILY BEE : WEDNESDAY , SEPTEMBER 12 , 1888.
THE CITY.
The bank clearances for yesterday
wore M17,103.10.
The internnl revenue collections yea-
tcrcluy amounted to $ ! ) , 'JO..GS. {
A now police nnd lire alarm box has
boon put in on the corner of Fifteenth
and Douglas.
A mnrrlago license was Issued yester
day to John Woods , ngod twenty-three ,
rml Mies Jennie Watson , aged twenty-
tour , both of Omaha.
A bill of sale was filed yesterday
.vhoreby C. K. Mayno , for n consider
ation of $1,000 , transferred the black
stallion President , record i:23r ! : , to Mrs.
E. II. Corbott.
Deputy Sheriff Grebe went to Lincoln
yesterday and captured n colored boy ,
James Johnson , who was wanted for
throwing a brickbat through the win
dow of 11 locomotive cab in Omaha after
being put of ! a train.
Tames Sehnni mot John Rilcy near
the corner of Cuming and Fifteenth
streets yesterday and knocked him over
with a club. A very ugly wound was
inflicted on Hiloy's face and ho caused
the arrest of Schani.
The contract for plumbing the county
hospital Wtis signed yesterday afternoon.
Certain parts of the electrical and gas
apparatus were cut out , reducing the
cost $2,000 , leaving the aggregate a few
dollars less than S.0,000. . ; !
A chattel mortgage was filed yester
day on the furniture of the Glebe holel.
It was given by S. E. Decker to the
Ncliuli Investment company to secure-
debt of 1,000. A bill of sale was filed
BimuUiincously us a clincher.
Personal I'urnnrnplis.
The wife and family of General George S.
Smith loft ycsterd.iv on a visit to li vlngton ,
Alntncdn county , Culifoinln.
General Dodgp , ono of the Union Pacific
diicctora , nnd C. V. Mcok , of the Denver &
Fort \V"oi th road , arrived in the city this
nimniiiB in a private car. General Dodge
called at the Union Pr.rillc headquarters and
will proceed to Coloiado to look after his ex
tensive intei csts there.
Will Go tii Kearney.
Charles Goodwin , the youth who burglar
ized a rooai In Crelghton block and lias been
nipping the jewelry of bo.udcrs at the Ar
cade , was held by Judge Hot ka to the dis
trict court as a candidate for the reform
school , ho being but sixteen years of ago.
Tired of Wall In jr.
Ralph Uacon , the six-year old boy who has
been cared for b.y the police for a week p.ist ,
was Osent back to York yesterday. He
had come to this city to meet an aunt named
Mrs. Lovojoy , but she has as yet failed to
put in nn appearance.
Flrcil Kivo Shots.
A man giving the iiamo of George P. Jor
dan tried to burglarize the house of William
Donnelly , the 8alooukecpcr , on Seventeenth
street , near Hurt. The fellow was discov
ered in the act , and Donnelly tired five shots ,
at him. onicer Shout ) lives in that neighbor
hood and captured the wonld-bo burglar.
Stnhhcr Discharged.
Florence Uiglcy , the cyprian arrested
August 'Jy for stabbing another soiled dove
named Lu Arlington , appeared for trial In
the police court yesterday , but the two
had either made up or the affair was forgot
ten , as Lu failed to appear. The ease was
dismissed.
Governor Maunders.
Governor Saunders is still conlined to his
bed , though in a more improved condition
than before he loft Colorado. Ho is still ,
however , troubled with his heart , and under
the doctor's orders none but Ills family are al
lowed to BOO him. Ills wife , son Charles and
daughter , Mrs. Russell Hairisou , are in at
tendance upon him.
Pird In the Court Room.
F. E. Munn , Esq. , received a telegram last
evening conveying the sad intelligence that
his venerable father , Colonel S. W. Munn , of
Jollct , 111. , had dropped dead at 3.40 In the
afternoon while trying a case in the court
room at Chicago. Heart disease was the
presumable cause. Colonel Munn was a
jurist nnd barrister of pronounced ability ,
nnd well known to many of the old citizens
of Omaha. Ho was colonel of the Thirty-
ninth Illinois infantry throughout the rebel
lion , and won exceeding credit for his cour
age and valor. Many of his old companions
of the Thirty-ninth are now residents of this
city , among whom was Mr. Walker , of the
stock yaids. Mr. F. E. Muun leaves for
Jolict this morning.
RoHtaurnnt Men In Trouble.
C. A. Hughes , of the Bee restaurant was
arraigned before Judge Uerka yesterday
afternoon on the charge of selling beer after
midnight. Hughes is merely nn attache of
the house , but it was proven on the evidence
of Sergeant Haze and Detective Orinsby ,
who bought a coui > lo of bottles In the place ,
that ho had sold it. He was lined $100 anil
costs , which ho was unable to pay , nnd will
probably go to the county jail.
Isaac Trice was acquitted of the charge of
Rolling liquor after midnight. Ho was ar
rested by Detective Ormsby , however , be
fore ho loft the court room , for selling
liquor without a license. His case will
come up for trial to-dav at 2 o'clock.
Me Flirted Wllh the Ton Cnddlcs.
David Pope , a colored gentleman , "bucked"
the Overland Tea company in an endeavor to
win $50 in cash for the price of n pound of
tea. Ills plan was to discount the tea canis
ter. Ho was to pay 51 for a pound can of
tea , leave the tea with the merchant and get
n certain discount for the same. Ho "blew
In" $00 without winning any very largo
pnzo and kicked. At last the proprietor
gave him a gold ( ? ) wntcti. Mr. Pope
sports n brass watch about the size ot n
hickory nut at the end of a massive golil
cable , which represents Ids $30. Ho wanted
the police to apprehend L. Kpstoyn , the pio-
prictor of the defunct tea company. Kpstoyn
has fled to St. Joseph.
An Uninvited Crowd.
The prohibitionists had a small torchlight
procession nnd rally at Klovonth nnd Pacific
streets Monday night. They were addressed
by Uov. K. 11. Graham , the cold-water canal-
date for congress , Mr. Ashonhurst and Mr.
Wood by , a colored preacher. A majority ol
the persons present wcro not in accord with
cither the speakers or party and considerable
confusion was occasioned , The police were
sent for , but failed to materialize , and the
spcakcis had to put up with all manner 01
Interruptions.
Thcro will bo a mooting of the Republican
Flambeau club next Friday evening at their
armory for the transaction of necessary
business. _
Twelve-Ox Tonnn.
"Haw , Grover , " shouted the driver , ana
at the same insUnt the great bull whip
cracked on the sldo of a short-horn , the
louder in a twelve-bull team that passed up
Ninth nnd Douglas streets at noon. There
wore two such teams nnd they attracted mucl
attention as they passed through the city
They wore the property of Arnott & Ucn
nett , of Cumberland. la. Ono team was
drawing a ditching outfit and the other was
drawing the small cooking shanty for the
pang of men. The outfit was on Its way
from near Missouri Valley to lkhorn Sta
I tion where they have a contract for doing n
largo uuiount of ditching.
A Jcwltdi Kohool.
The orthodox Jews , that Is , those vho arc
distinguished from the reformed Jc\ s , arc
moving to open a school for the education o
their children in their own language. T ioy
have held a mooting and appointed a com
mittee , consisted of Adolph Klein , J. Klein ,
A. Horwitz , A. Uornstcln , H. Talmud and A.
Monsky , to inako the necessary arrange
ments anil secure both hall and teacher.
There are sixty children who are ready to go
lo school mid lor tbcso It li
ntcndcd to make preparations immediately.
\nothcrmcotlng will ho held inthosyna-
rogue on Jones between Fourteenth nnd
'ifteonth street on ono week from next Sun-
lav. The committee has already received
1MO in subscriptions. The school Will bo
upported by subscriptions , tuition being
rce.
She Slolo n Wardrobe.
Knrnh Uced , who was employed as cook In
a restaurant at 41-1 North Sixteenth street ,
vent over "the hill" yesterday. Sarah
cooked In the restaurant and roomed with
Mrs. Schwartz up stairs. Mrs. Schwartz
nlsscd divers articles of clothing from her
vnnlrobe , which wore found in Surah's
room. Thcro was a bundle there containing
klrts , aprons , plush and numoious other
itticlcs of fcmalo wearing apparel. Sarah
iavs that her room mute took the goods and
oft them in her charge. She was lined MS
and costs , in default of which she went to
ho county jail with her mouth full of chew-
ng gum and vcngcanco in her cyo for her
room mate.
The Koretlo Order in Ireland.
I-.INCOI.V , Sept. 10. To the Ldltor of Tun
In : : I received a letter from mv youngest
Istcr in Ireland , stating that my eldest sister
mil been elected superioress general of the
order of I.oictto nuns in Ireland. This eider
of nuns has branch convents In all the pro
vinces of Ireland , In England , Scotland ,
Jmiiiilu , the United States , and Australia. It
sa teaching order , holding the same post-
Ion in regard to the higher education of la
dles that the Jesuit order has In the cduca-
Ion of gentlemen The Irish Catholic , a
veckly paper published in Dublin by T , 1) .
Sullivan , M. P. , ex lord mayor of Dublin ,
irints the following pirapraph :
"Mother Mary Michael Corcoran was
elected on Saturday , August " \ superioress
general of the Loretto order in Iioland.
Mother Michael has for some time past
icld the olllco of mistress of novicjs.
The election took plnco at Loretto Abbey ,
{ athfarnham county , Dublin. His grace ,
\rchbishop Walsh , of Dublin , presided. "
I trust you will insert this , and thank you
n anticipation. Yours Very Truly ,
MICIUCI , CoucoiuN.
Chicago Edwards' oil burner and gas
fcnonvtor. Fuel gas for : H cents per
lour. No coal to carry , no ashes to
ift , no dirt , no smudge ; feafo , client ) ,
clean and always ready , dm bo at-
.aehcd to any heating steve , cooking
stove or run go. Saves its cost in ono
boason. Saves labor , vexation and
delay. Call and see it at 117 North Fif
teenth btrcot. JOHN LIXDUOLM ,
Manager for Nebraska.
Dleliohl Safes.
Call nnd see the largo stock of safes
ind vault doors carried by Mcnghar &
Wlutmoro at 41 ! ) S.JSth street Omnlia.
You can find cool , well furnished
rooms at the Glebe hotel , best located
liouso in Omaha.
TIIL : CIIIICF PUNCHER.
A Talk with the Head of the Conduc
tors' Brotherhood.
Mr. C. S. Whcaton. grand chief of the
Order of Railway Conductors , was met by a
rcpoiter at the Murray yesterday. Mr.
Whcaton's duties keep him Hying over the
country much of the timo. Ho reports the
order as prospering llnely , and upon the sub
ject of the Burlington strike , said :
"Our onlor , as a body took no sides in the
strike , notwithstanding the talk to the con
trary. Some conductoi s ran locomotives in
the place of tlioenglnccis and others were In
open sympathy with the strikers , but they
acted as individuals. Our orjer has no con
trol over the action of its members in such
matters. It cannot order a man to quit worker
or to to work. It is an anti-strike organiza
tion , and as a body has never had a sti ike.
It does not believe in lorco as a means of
settling Its grievances. "
The secretary of the order is Mr. W.
P. Daniels of Cedar Rapids , la. ,
who has made nn effort for several
years to locate the headquarters
permanently at that city. His plan is to se
cure that result by the erection of an expen
sive building. Ono result of the secretary's
efforts , aided by the natural shifting of the
center of nil things westward , the grand
chief's oflleo has been removed from Elmira ,
N. Y. , to the Iowa town. In answer to a
query Mr. Whcaton said :
" \Ve are bound to have a permanent homo
of our own sooner or later. The project was
discussed at our last meeting , hut the order
was not quite ready for It. Favorable senti
ment is growing , however , and it is only a
question of timo. The building will piob-
ably bo located in Cedar Rapids , which
stands ready to help the enterprise hand
somely. It is doubtful if any other pluca
would do as much. "
Get Your Railroad Tickets
NORTH , SOUTH ,
EAST and WEST ,
and secure your sleeping berths at
180:2 : Farnnm St. ,
Union Pacific- Ticket office ,
HAUHY P. DnUKL ,
City Ticket agent.
Half Rntcs to State Fair.
The Burlington route ( B. & M. R. R. )
will soil round trip tickets to Lincoln
during state fair at half rate.
Special trains will leave Omaha at
9:00 : it. m. Sept. 12 , 13 nnd 11 ; return
ing , leaving Lincoln direct from the
fair grounds at 0:00 : p. m. , enabling all
to spend a day at the stale fair and re
turn homo the same ovcning.
Ticket ollice , 122J Faruain street and
depot.
A DARK SECIU3T.
Suspicious Actions Connected With
Rotliolz'n Cnso.
There is an undercurrent of dark rumors
about the case of ono Rotholz , wlio was ar
rested late Sunday night as a suspicious
character. RothoU was a meanly clad fol
low but on his person was found ? JH , and
this with his sneaking air and evasive an
swers have made the police believe that
they had captured n most dangerous crook.
Ho Is suspected of connection with the dis
appearance of Charles Collins on Sunday
night and the fact that the amount of money
on his person was about the same as that
carried by Collins only makes the suspicion
stionger. The police could got no positive
pi oof of his connection with the af-
fuir , but they still bclicvo that
Collins has been murdered by some ono for
his money and they apprehend that Rothok
carries the secret of the crime In his breast.
On putting up ? 173 as security , RothoU was
released Monday to appear for trial at 2 p.
in. yesterday. At that hour licnnett , his
attorney , appeared In court but Rotholz bad
disappeared. Hcnnctt , however , had a note
signed by Rotholz asking the court to turn
the 1475 over to his attorney. This , ol
course , the judge refused to do as thcro was
n strong suspicion of something wrong about
'tho transaction , lioforo this , licnnott had
approached Will Gurloy , the assistant dis
trict nttoinoy , and nlToicd to spend $100 In
helping Gurley politically If that gentleman
would assist him In getting the $17.1 from the
Judu'o. Gurloy most llatlv refused the bribe ,
The pohco bclicvo that Rotholz made a full
confession of his crime to licnnott and thai
the attorney managed to got out of him the
order for the money by ( meats of exposure
TII12 PATIHNTS1 COM POUT
Considered by the Architect In the
IlontliiK and PlitntttliiK.
The county commissioners drove out to th <
hospital building yesterday with Architcc
Meyers to look over the building and heat
the instructions to bo given the contractors
and superintendent.
"You can put this down , " said Mr. Meyers
to a UKB reporter , "tho contract for the heat
Ing and plumbing which we lot Monday i :
for ono of the bast jobs of work in thl ;
western country. The steam beating appa
rutus and putting of It In , alone Is to cos
$17,000. The remaining $15,000 worth o
orH U for the tilting up of the laundry department
partment , putting In the stoves and ranges
cofl'co urns and general cooking apparatus.
"The work will De so perfect and so hand'
\irrangcd that it will bo just as easy to
uuka a cup of coffee lot one paUeni as it wil
to tnnke coffee in the largo urns for the gen
eral supply.
"Tho iHMtlng nppiratu * It Just perfect nnd
the only kind suitable fora hospital building.
It i * the high and low pressure system. In
the high pressure p.irt Is received the cold
nlr. which Is warmed nnd then passed
through to the low prcssuio department ,
from which It Is sent to the radiators In the
rooms mid wards. Tills piovents the admis
sion of any cold nlr Into the pipes In the
wards nnd thus causing tiny sudden changes
of temperature.
"Tno work when completed will ba as per
fect us any In the country nnd the contract !
let very close. I am very well s.Uisllcd
with It. "
_ _ _ _
Col. Coclmurn sale of Council Bluffs
lots , Sept. 1U. Sco pngo 0. *
ATTHNI ) THHM AM * .
The IJ. S. Kiiunmiunctit , UitiTtilo
Count } Knlr nnd G. A. Jt. Itcunlon
nt Kearney , Nob.
The Union Pacillc , "Tho Overland
Konto , " will sell tickets for the nbovo
during the month of September tit
greatly reduced rates.
A special reduction will bo mntlo on
tickets weld September 17th , to 20th ,
limited to September 22d.
For rates , dates , ptc. , call on or ad
dress your nearest ticket agent , or
llAititY P. DIUL : ,
City Passensrer Agent , 102 ! ! , Fuviuun St. ,
Omaha , Neb.
IN JlI(3IliTl"cOUHT.S.
Sued on n Number ol * Promissory
Notes.
Ittiford & Hirabuo , of Gin-oil , la. , have
sued W. J ICeiinc ly , of this city in the Uni
ted States circuit court , forS 'JsOJ , they claim
is duo them on n number of promissory notes
sold to them by the Davenport Plow com
pany.
In.Tune , 1SS0 , Kennedy made a contract with
the plow companv to act as npont for them
in Iowa. lie sold a largo amount of goods ,
and had the linn deliver thorn to him for dis
tribution. Ho delivered the orders and took
notes fiom the farmers in payment. The
linn found later that the most of the paper
was valueless , and turned It over to the
pliuntllls , who think they will bo able to hold
Kennedy responsible for the amount.
.lohnOomstock of Illinois has sued George
F. Wilder in the same court for the posses
sion of a farm in ICno < c countv , Nebraska ,
which he says the defendant has kept him
out of since the 3ath of October , lbt > " > . Ho
also asks for $ " > OG damages from Uomstook
for the use of the land since that time. The
'aim is valued at about $4,000.
Its superior excellence proven In millions ot
nomos for inoro tlmn a nuaiter of a century. It
ID used by the United States Government. Kn-
cloriedliy tlio heads of Ilia Kfeat Universities na
the strongest , purest nnd most healthful. Dr.
1'rtcu's Cream linking 1'owder does not contain
ammonia , limn or alum. Sold only in cans ,
1'ItlCK MAKING I'OWDKHCO.
Now York. Chicago. St. Louis
MAX MEYER & BRO ,
WHOLESALE
Jewelers and Music Dealers.
General Agents for
STEINWAY , KNABE , CHICKERING
and other nrst-class 1'lnnos.
Look nt FOLLOWING IIAKGAINS FOR
TEN DAYS.
Monthly
1 Stclnway Square , cost SOW ,
for f75 ! { 2300 $10.00
1 Knubu Square , cost H > UOfor
* ! uO 2oOO 15.00
1 Decker llros. Square , coat
* 450forJOO 20.03 1000
IKmineisnu Square , cost
( flOU.rorS'K ) 10.UO 0.00
1 Newton A : Co. Square , lost
1100 , for JI10 1500 P.GO
1 M.itshull & Wendol Upilnht
1'iaiio , cost npwlvnfor M K ) SO.W 10.00
1 llnllct A , Davis Unrlsht
as good as new , cost & > 00 ,
fortiH 25.00 15.03
1 Hallet Jt D.ivls Squaie , coit
nowJViO , lortJXf 20.00 10.00
1 ShonlnRor fi Octavo Oman ,
cost now t" ) , for only j."i . 10.03 6.00
IMionlnner Organ , tiied ouo
year , cost new JlS'i.for fu'i. 10.00 O.OJ
1.Mason & llamlln Organ
double bunk , cost now iiJO ,
foi ffti . 10.00 C03
llrlug tills ad. with you to avoid
MAX MEYER & BRO. ,
Corner Sivtoniitli and Farnam Sts.
It la tlmcto piittlic
b ( > i/n Into their Full
Stilts. We etui fit
them with goodstitr-
ddothcs for nchool
and play , and iritli
a handsome suit for
"Sundaii bcit. " I
CMhlrtn's Suits M
two pieces for the.
\nitidll \ boys , andi
\threo \ pieces for the
' brother.
DYSPEPSift CURED
Jly M.MIN'S aOUHIN DYSPEPSIA CUUK.
Tills remedy Is warranted to cure nil cases of
Djspopsla , Flatulence , Acidity ot the Btomui.li ,
and Indigestion , no matter of how lonjr bland-
Ing. Price Wo ) per box. For sale by all drng-
' ' Manufactured by Qustave Halm , Omaha ,
OLD I'BN GIVEN A WAV. Particulars free
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BR.AOEJS ,
APPLIANCES FOR DEFORMITIES AND IRUf 3ES.
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FIFTY ROOMS FOR PATIENTS.
Hoard nnd attendance , be t hospital accommc-
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WRITR IOR CIRCUIARS on ilefoniiltlcs nut !
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llltlc I'olsoti iciuoveil from the sjslem wltnoul
mercury New restorative treatment for loss ol
Vital Tower ret ran s unable loisit us may be
tmtecl at home by correspondence. All commit *
nlcatious confidential Medicinesor Instruments
sent tiy mail or uprcss , tecnrcly packet ) , no
marks to Indicate contents or inuttr One per
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DR. WicJSENAVJY ! ,
Cor. l.llh am Ondae Sit. . .WAHA NER.
Beware ol Trawl , as my mrac anil Hie price are
stampeU on the bottom of nil my atlrcrtlsi it flioea
before leal Ing the factorj , which prolrct th luarirs
apilnst hlph pi Ices ntul Infulor goods. ; n , iiCr |
olfers % v. ! . DottKliiA MHHS at a reduced pilu , or
f i ) s he liis iliciu " lihout my > iaim > und prlci
OQ tlic bottom , put lilin down as a fraud.
FOR
GENTLEMEN.
The only r ilf SS SI1AMT.HSS Plmc smooth In-
tide. NOTARIES orAX THItHAIl to tmrt
the foot , ( -135 as h md-cuud and 'W 11,1 , IxOT Itll * .
W. L. DOUGLAS M SllOlI , the original and
< > nl > Innd-'cwcil ilt SI rime. Equals cubtom-niudo
fdioc s eosl IIIK f i oni $ fi to f .
\V. I. . lOUilAS S3.no miICE SHOE.
IJ-illroad Men and Iftttr C'arrKrn all wear Iliem.
Hinooth Insldu as a lUml-Stwed fchot. Mo'lucLsor
Waxllircid tnlimt thuftct.
U' . I. . IIOUGI.AS WS.50 SHOK I < unexcelled
fnrliei\y ni'nr. ll < t > t ColtMioi'fur II f pike.
W. I , . IHUniAS 8'J.8S AWmiUNOMAN'3
SIIO1J Is the hcst In the world foi rough wear ; ono
pilroiiElit tone ir an.an acar. .
W. J ? . I1OUULAS tt'J S1IOK roil HOYS 19
thi1 nest School Shoe In tlienorld.
\V. L , . UOUClIjAb S1.7C YOUTH'S School
Shoo K'VOS ' the email Bo ) s a cliaucc lo ic.ir the lx. t
Bhoei In the world *
All made In Congress , Button and Lace. If not cold
t y your dealt r , write
W. L. DOUGLAS. Brockton , Mass.
For Sale by llcni-y Snrgont ; Kollcy ,
Stipoi- Co. ; Geo. S. Miller , 012 North
10th street.
Your Left Liver
IS OUT OF ORDER ?
BEAD THIS IF IS.
Ai'ioprietary Medlcmo that neeite but a trial
to prove its worth.
Dr. . Callender's ' Left Liver Bitlersi
Tne only Distilled Hitters In the United
Btates. The only Hitters recognized by the
United States Internal revenue laws as a Pro
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essential oils , no foreign substance or ilamng-
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pounded froyi Pure Hoot Herbs and Old Peach ;
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affect. Cures Dyspepsia or Yellow Jaundice In
five days. Regulates the Ilowds. Invigorates
Inactive laver , 0-irei Diseased Liver , Hevtvei
the Kidneji , Improves the Appetite Quickly.
Regulates the ivnoletiytitoui. New Life to tat
whole sybtein.
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rallowlnu dniL'xlalii : lUcuanl'iin DniK Co , SpuUul
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ltl& 1 KUUli > C" . IvIIIIBlL'llPUII. f * . n.xjtttuuulaull , II o ,
Cox , .Mine Cunrail hrunk W. Vuita , U. Uil min oii ,
( ieorue Itoeilor , llujrit'ii rinirniHcy. C' . A. Mt'lchor.
llownnl Meyer" , 1-nink Dallnne A. Co. , nboletulo
clcnlers In Cl ur itnU Led LUer llllicn.
'Iho largest , Imtcil and llneat In the world
I'nsseiiKor accommodation ! unexcelled.
New Ym kto < Jlu itoivvla J.uuilouili'i'iTr
Rrhioi-u fceot. iWhirnic\ssiA oct.rth
AscitmiiA , bept. t I KHINKSSIA Oct. istli
IIEIOMA K > pl.'thi l.TIIIOI'IA , Oct.SUtll
M. YOIIKTO i.ivriiroot. VIA OUEENSTOW.V.
The CclcbrateJ I l rucstaml linen Pas-1 Ocr. 3rd
Htvani hln tuniior Hteitmcr In OCT. 31st
riTYUFUUMK ) the World , |
Falnon pithtaice tn Ol ' ; ow. Derrjr , I.lvornool.lltlfast
or Oui'cMistown , KO ami upwnnls pur lilancnw Mourn.
era. xllnrul upwards forclljr of Homo. hi'oonU clasg
( .U. lleturn llckot" ut re lucd 1 rates mailo nvullablo
Inr either route , offorlnK iucur lonl u thu prlrneKC
tit Boeing tha Nortli and South ol Ireland , the Itlvuin
Mcrruyanil | ilctinv ciio Clyne. Hlvvrttna M ) . Anclioi
Line ilmlu paral > lo free of charge , until at lowux
mtes. Hirbookof lour , tlcicru or lurllior Inlonuu-
tlon apply to
HENDERSON BROS. , 72 La Sails St. . Chicago
Or to any ot our local agents.
FOUNTAIN
BK.jA.iTDS
FINE CUT -A.ND F > LUG
' \\\o
' - - . . . . . . - . _ - . . . . , . ,
Continental
Clothing
New Goods will be Shown in the Following Departments
IS M DEFl
Boy's ' and Children's ' Clothing Dept
Furnishing Goods Department ,
Hat and Cap Department
I "I" !
Freeland , Loomis & Co.
Proprietors i
Cor. 15tli and Douglas Streets , Omaha , Nebraska.
The Burlington takes the lead.
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 propar.
*
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 th
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.
IBujlinglon luilfiion
Health is Wealth !
Dn. B. 0. WEST'S Nr.nv AND TlnAiif
UENT. a guaranteed specific for Hysteria. Dlzzt.
ness. Convulsions , Kits. Nervous Neuralgia ,
Headacne. Nervous Prostration , caused by the
me of alcohol or tobacco. W kef illness. Mental
Depression. Softening of the llratn. resultlnff In
Insanity" , and leading to lulierv. decay und
death , fremature Old Age. llariennesi , Loss f
I'awsr In eltker ser , Involuntary Lpsaei and
PpermatorbcEB caused br over-exertion of th *
brain , self-aDnse or ovr-lndulKnce. Kaon box
contains one month's treatment. 11.00 a box. or
six boxes for 15.00 , toot by mall prepaid on r *
eelpt of price.
WE GDAItANTEH BIX KOXE8
To cure any e . With each order r e lr d by
as for six boies. accompanied with 15.00 , vr
will eend the purchaser our written iruarante *
tolefund th raonty if the treatment doesnpt
effect a cure Guarantees Is u d only by C. 1' .
nOODMAN , nniSBlut , Bole Aifent. 1110 rarunta
FENNYnOYAI/WAFIOtft ara
fucorMfuhy uied monthly by over 10ooo
; J adles Ari' Soft , Wectualanil f'leatant
W fcl per box hy raalLor at dniBKl ta. Kralcd
vl . / - /cuJaMJpostnfiBWnips. < ( . Adrirots
Tni Utmiuii CutMlcui , On. , BimioiT. Mien.
For sale ami by mall by Goodman
Drug Co , , 0 ni ( '
GOLD MEDAL , PAHIB , 1878.
BAKER'S
_ Warranted abiotuttlu pure
Cocoa , from which the excos ot
Oil La been removed. ItliailArfa
limn the itrengtlt of Cocoa mixed
with Starch , Arrowroot or Sugar ,
anil I * therefore far inorotconomU
cal , caittny Itll than cne etnt a
cup. It Is Uellctoui , ncurlittlng ,
itrcngthenlng , casllydlgfitcd , and
aOmlr il > ly adapted for Invalid * ai
* ll ai tor p r onjlnlic ltli.
bold IT flrocen fttrynliere.
BARER & CO , , DorCuCSier , Mass ,
ON so DAYS' TRIAL :
THIS NEW
JEUSTIC TBUSS
cjJJlln a rad Jllfrrtnt from all
* ethcri , l cup ikapo , with Self *
adjuitlntt Tall In craltr. un ptf
< ' ! ! > IS-0' " ' Vn 'S '
Surgeon and Physician.
Office N. W Corner Hth and liout'los St. Offlc *
* = * unlir.mt a Jft' II M l (1 n f fl l f nHflTll ! . &JT-
.
-S. I. . ,
Ull UUUUl
U. S. DEPOSITORY , OMAHA , NEB.
I'nlil Up Capital $100,000
Surplus G0,000
H. W. VATF . 1'resldont.
l.LWish. HI.BII , Vice President.
A. K. TOU/AMN. 2nd Vice President.
W. II. H. HUIIMIM : , CaahleV
w. v. Monsr , .IOIIN t. COI.M.VS ,
II. W. VATKS , l < r.wis a. HERD ,
A. 13. TrttJ/\Lix.
THE IRON BANK ,
Corner 12th and Knrnani t * .
A General lIuukliiK llualnvdi Ti.iusactcJ ,
ToJlast'o\V , lU'lfasI , Dublin and Liverpool
From New York Every Tuesdav ,
Cabin pnmiago in nnd $ " > ( > , acroidlug to location
ui utatb loom , Dxcnrslou M. ) to t'M ,
Btpenise to and fiom Kuropo at Lowest Itat *
Al'STI.V UALDWIN 4. CO . ( len'l Asentn.
f.'l tlroadway , New Yorki
JOHN JJLIXJKN , Gen'lVenteru A mt ,
K > 4 Itandrilph bt. , Clilcngo.
HAltllV i : . MOOU15S. AKont. Omaha.
Iteduccil Cabin llutos to Glasgow
klbltiou.