THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : TUESDAY , SEPTEMBER 18 , 1888.
THE CITY ,
5- The bsink clearances for yesterday
were W20,107.tW.
The Sovcntli ward democratic club
will moot ut Shcoly this evening.
* The articles of incorporation oi the
Nebraska Feed-Water Heater and Puri
fier company were Illctl with the county
dork yesterday.
An information hns boon filed In the
dietrlct court by County Attorney Sim-
oral uguiiiut .J itie3 Bond for assaulting
nnd robbing Sunford O. Wood last
Thursday.
Charles and Lyda Banks have sold
lot fi , block 72 , which is the northeast
corner of Capitol avenue and Twelfth
Btreot , to I'eter GOO.H for $45,50' ) . The
property includes a two-story brick.
When the name of Thomas Nolan was
called in police court to answer thu
charge of wife-beating that individual
failed lo appear and the judge declared
his $1200 bond forfeited. Mrs. Nolan
claims that her hubb.uid is carrying n
revolver to kill hor.
G.1J. . Patterson's accusers failed to
appear against him in rourt and ho was
discharged from custody. William
Snowden , of Sioux City , who hold the
mortgage on the horses in Pattordon's
possession , foreclosed it and took tlio
steeds away from thu alleged fugitive.
Superintendent James says that it is
possible that the A class of the sixth
grade can bo accommodated at tlio High
school , and an olTort will be made to
make room for pupiln of that grade in
that building. The U class will still bo
divided among the other schools xs bo-
tore.
tore.A
A deserter from the United States
army , Gottlieb Follmuth , was captured
lust'night by Oflicer Savage. lie is
wanted ut Fort Omaha. IIo acknowl
edges that ho is tlio right man and that
he bus not boon out of the city. Ho
simply got tired of carrying a musket
and quit. Ho will bo taken to the fort
and court-martialed.
1 I'crsonal I'ara graphs.
William Hillstuin , of Nebraska City , is ut
the Murray.
Uovul Franco has returned to Oinulm anil
Will remain hero.
C. W. Allen nnil II. A. Cox , of Chadron ,
nro nt the Paxton.
Judge Sanniol M. Chapman , of Plaits-
! mouth , la in the city.
Paul W. Fowler , of Hastings , anil J. F.
AHcn , of Fremont , are at tlio Murray.
Edward P. Smith , of Seward , anil M. J.
Jones , of Uana City , are at the Paxton.
N. S. Sponeor , of Hcatrice , anil William
P. Dcwey , of Pierce , are at the Millard.
A. lj. Ilnvcns , apont of the Union Pacific
railway at Central Citv , Neb. , passed through
Omaha , o.iatuountl yesterday.
> A 1'robable Chancellor.
It has heon leportoil that Mr. Iloln , who
was formerly eonnectcil with the hish school
of this city , has returned to Omaha from
Connecticut with a view to bcint ; elected
chancellor of the state university.
Tim Oil li
John McDonald , oil inspector , loaves on
Monday next on a tour of ton days through
the northern part of the stalc.to instruct ro
tall dealers in oil as to the requirements of
the state law with regard to tlic sale of thai
ai tlclc.
Posting Delinquents.
Thecity and county treasurers have begun
tnaltiiiK up their delinquent tax lists which
are to bo published ttio first week in October.
It , will include all property on which there Is
any state , county , city or special taxes un
paid. Tno delinquent sale takes place Iho
first week In November.
Died from the Injury.
Thomas Lynch , who was gored by a sav
age slccr last Tuesday at South Omaha , died
Sunday from the effects os the injuries , and
was burmd yesterday. The funeral oo-
currod at Ins Into residence on Iho corner of
Nineteenth and Vintou streets , and the re-
maius wore interred , la St. Mary's cemetery.
Don't Want to He Flooded.
The St. Paul ft Omaha and Missouri Pa
cific have petitioned the city council to pro
vide an outlet for the surface water that
pours east pa Grace street from Sherman
avenue ovnr their tracks whenever there is a
heavy rain storm. Tlio railways claim that
tlio city ought not to flood their tracks and
endanger their trains by water which it is
not their duty to take care of.
Halo of City ISomls.
City Treasurer Hush closed the sale of
f2S,500 worth of curblnir and gutter bonds
yesterday. The bidders were : Albert
Ncttor&Co. , of Cincinnati and Now York ,
(1.0375 ( nnd accrued interest ; Uluko Uros. &
Co. , Hoston , Sl.O'JS ; Urowstor , Cobb it nster-
urook , ? 1.03il5 and accrued interest ; John M.
Dale , Omaha , Sl.OllK ! and accrued interest ,
flio sale was made to Urowstnr , Cobb &
Estorbrook. The bonds are duo in ton years
and bear 0 per cent interest.
Unfortunate Spells.
Richard Brown , foreman of the Union
Pacific tin shops , is .again troubled over the
uisnppoar.inco of his wife , who has been ab-
Bcnt for three weeks under n spell of demcnlia.
Some months ago she wandered away
also , and was found decorating her mother's
prnvo in Prospect Hill. She Is a largo ami
heavy woman , and. Mr. llrown hopes that
whoever may bo caring for her will notify
him of her whereabouts , so that ho may
bring her homo. _
Will Slurry Julia.
Deputy Sheriff Strykor returned yes
terday Irom Columbus , O. , having in cus
tody Otto Waack , who was wanted in Jus
tice Wado's court on the charge of scduuc-
tlon under promise of marriage. The com
plaint was filed by a young girl by the name
of Julia Daemon. Young Waack stated that
he had no intention of running away , and
would have returned to Omaha in a few
days. Ho also says he will marry Iho girl if
the will have him.
Tlio Op ii Door.
Mrs. G. W. Clark is very indignant over
on item which appsarcd in Tins line on
Saturday , suggesting Iho removal of "Tho
Open Door. " She says the house Is no moro
objectionable than any In the row , that none
of the inmates are over seen ; that the union
did the best they could with the moans at
their command nnd that an outcry for a
"hijjh brick wall" around homo of the three-
story "palnces of sliamo" would bo a llttlo
uioro seemly nnd pertinent.
The fourteenth mutual convention of the
Btnto Woman's Christian Tempo ran to Union
is lo bo held at Hustings , Sopleinbor 21 lo - . " > ,
Inclusive. Two dally sessions nro to bo hold
for Iho transaction of routine business , the
hearing of reports , etc. On Saturday even
ing an nddress is to bo delivered by Mrs.
Clara Hoffman , of Kansas City , and on Mon
day evening a grand concert , will bo given.
Delegates will bo given certificates by the
agents Belling them their tickets , entitling
them to return faro at reduced rates.
of Time.
Taking olTcct Sunday , Sopt. Kith , the
morning train on the B. & M. railroad
for Lincoln , Denver and other' points
west will leave Omaha , at 8:15 : a. m.
Ladies who value a refined complex
ion must use Pozzonl's powder it pro
duces n soft nnd beautiful skin.
OllDUUKD I1HIIINI ) THE SCKNHH.
Tlin CalJuoy Death Summons John
Hooth Away.
Sunday afternoon John Uooth , Iho stage
carpenter at Uoyd's theatre , was in his ai >
parent good health. In the evening ho was
euddouly attacked with dropsy , and ycslcrday
morning at 9:30 : died. His prostration was
almost unknown to his friends , nnd
only made kncwn to two of them ,
R wle and W. O. Sanders wiio
k.
drove hurriedly to his residence on Chicago
nnd Fourteenth ntrcct , only to ba present to
witness his dentil.
Mr. Hooth was a pleasant and ncrocnblo
gentleman. Ho made friends of all who
had professional business with him , and
retained their friendship to the last ,
Ho leaves a wife nnd no children.
PI XING TUB
How a Imwycr Fallcil to do It Tor SIol-
lie Wright.
As per resolution recently introduced by
Councilman Alexander , the houses of pros
titution were ordered clo4cd upon the Third
ward school house block. The fact is , there
was only ono such place situated upon this
block. This ono was kept by Molllo Wright.
She is Iho owner of Iho house , which Is upon
leased ground. She has been in
Omaha u good many years and has
always kept an orderly place. No complaints
have ever been made against her or her in
mates , so the police say. Now , In pursuance
of this resolution , she proceeded to close her
house , but WAS approached , it Is alleged , by
one Alex D. ( Jreon , a lawyer , and u brother
of Duff Orccn , one of Hie police captains , who
Informed her that by payment of
j100 , $ . " > ( ) down nnd SoO In the future ,
ho could fix things so she could continue
unmolested. Thinking that ho had truth
fully represented the facts to her , Mio gave
him $ . " > < ) , and upon his advlco opened her
hnuso Friday evening. That night she w.is
arrested by Captain Duir Green. Ho said ho
know nothing of any such agreement as his
brother had intimated , and that she would
have to go to jail ; or deposit a sum of money
for her apnear.mcc , which she did.
Attorney Green w.w seen in regard to the
matter and he savs the amount charged w.i s
merely his fee. IIo had assured the woman
that she could run her house because ho saw
no legal reason why she should not.
There was no ordinance suppress
ing such houses ami Iho resolu-
lion passed by Iho council , ho
claimed , carried no weight. The only way
to have such a house suppressed was to cir
culate a petition among tlio Immediate neigh
bors and got n majority of them lo sign it.
ATTKND THEM Alili.
The U. S. Encampment , UtifTalo
County Fair nnd G. A. 11. Itcuiilou
at Kearney , Nob.
The Union Pacific , "Tlio Overland
Route , " will sell tickets for the above
during the month of September at
greatly reduced rates.
A special reduction will bo made on
tickets sold September 17th , toliOlh ,
limiled to September 22d.
For rates , dates , etc. , call on or ad
dress your nearest ticket agent , or
IlAllllY 1' . UUUL ,
City Pussoncror Agent , 1I50Fariuun si. ,
Omaha , Neb.
Forcleii Immigration Company.
John Lindorholm , thd live real cs-
lalc man and boss trader is the Omaha
representative of this well organi/ed
land ugonoy. They handle lands and
town sitesall over the west , make in
vestments , pay taxes for non-residents ,
etc. If you want to buy , trade or sell
you should see .lohn Lindurholm at his
ollico 1502 Farnam st.
is in : C
Winston the Schemer Forgets His
Buggy Game.
Mr. Angono , of the Columbus Buggy com
pany , returned from Cheyenne yesterday
with Winston , the man who represented him
self lo Iho firm last Tuesday as Mr. Bishop ,
manager of the Consolidated Tank Line com
pany at this place , and on that representa
tion purchased a buggy from Angono and
sold it to Homan and loft for the west on Iho
money ho received for Iho vehicle.
The confidence man is now in Jail. Ho is
bright and talkative and seems to know but
little of what has happaneil for some time.
In conversation .with a Bin ronortur ho
said : "My name is T. N. Shepherd nnd not
Winston. I never gave any such name as I
have boon urrested tinder that I know of. I
don't know anything about ever having pur
chased any buggy or having been in Omaha.
I know I was in East St. Louis a few days
ago and I know I was In Cheyenne when I
was arrested , but I don't remember over
having been in Omaha within the last year. "
On being asked about his past lifo ho said
that ho gradualed m Allceheny college in
Mcadvillc , Pa. , in 18S3. Ho also gave the
names of men who were in that college dur
ing those years , which would show very con
clusively that he had been there.
Ho staled lhat he had been in Iho employ
of Iho Consolidaled Tank line since lhat
time , and Iho lasl work ho did was for that
company. Ho rctcrrcd to Mr. Bishop as
knowing all about him nnd his business rec
ord.
ord.Mr.
Mr. Bishop was asked in regard to the
man , and said they had never had any such
man in his employ.
Winston says his act in this city was com
mitted while ho was Buffering from an epi
leptic lit. Ho states that ho was In an in
sane hospital for two years undergoing treat
ment for tlu-bo Ills and lhat ho was just
recently released.
Mr. Angene's story of the way Iho Irado
was made with them would show that Wins
ton is a very smooth man and an old man at
his work.
It is evident from conversation with the
accused that ho Is partially insane or playing
tlio insanity dotlgo in u perfect manner.
His hearing will probably not come off
until his father , who lives in Mcadvillc , Pa. ,
can arrive hero. _
The Kdwards Oil Kurncr.
A few minutes spent in the lest room
at 117 N. loth st. will convince the most
skeptical that the wonderful gas gener
ator is an unqualified success. It is
clean , effective and more than is claimed
for it. The amount of heat is entirely
at the will of the operator. The gener
ator is safe as a coal firo. This grand
invention is a great gift to the west , for
it solves the fuel question. There are
moro unitsof heat in a gallon of oil than
in a bushel of coal. The bushel oi coal
will cost you 40c , while the oil will only
cost you bo. Tills ! B not buncomb ; it is
a fact. The company intend placing an
agent in every largo town in the state ,
who will furnish oil at not to exceed lOc
per gallon. In Omaha they hope lo fur
nish it at 8c , owing to advantages in
freight. It is safe to say that the people
ple of the wesl have never had Iho op-
porlunity of securing so morilorious tin
article as Iho Edwards oil burner. Itis
safe , clean , efficient and , above all ,
economical. You should see it before
you lay in your winter's fuol.
Mnrrlajjo Licenses.
The following marriage licenses were Is
sued yesterday by Judge Shields :
Name and residence. Ago.
Peter L. Peterson , Omaha . 23
Mary Johnson , Omaha . ' 'I
Henry D. Maekey , Omaha. . . . 31
Mary J. Morearty , Omaha . 5
Charles K. Mnsscy , Chicago . t3 !
Martha B. MeCluro , Omaha . 'JJ
Judd Stewart , Kansas City . - > -J
Fanny M. Boll , Omaha . 23
Charles IS. Hill , Elkhorn . 23
Hachd A. Turnoy , Elkhorn . ' "J
Dlnpil But. Wouldn't Pay.
Phil Corbett , tin old-timer , went into a Six
tecnlh Blrect restaurant last evening and pro
ceeded to rcgalo himself upon the fat of the
land. When his repast was finished ho said
that ho had no money nnd could not pay for
it. A police officer was called and Phil was
escorted to the station. The sum of SO cents
was found In , tib pocUct , moro than sufficient
to pay for his meal , and Phil will explain his
conduct to Judge Borka this morning.
Drink Malto , 3 contsa bottle.
Jlaynn Kcslgns.
C. E. Mnyno haa voluntarily tcnJorod his
resignation to Mayor Broalch as a member
of the board of public works , which was ac
cepted , Mr. Broatch was seen and exhib
ited the following letter from Mr. Maynoi
Hon. W. J. Broatch , etc. : I hereby resign
tlio office of member of the board of public
works. Respectfully , C. E. MUNB.
Mr. Broatch said ho had not decided whom
ho should appoint to fill the vacancy caused
by Mr. May no's resignation. Ho said , how
ever , thai ha should appoint some
minded , pubUc-aijiriua citizen.
M'SUANH'H LHVUli.
He TnlkH Upon .Measure.1 ? , nut Not of
Politic * .
Hon. John A. McShano reached homo yes
terday , and from an early hour until high
noon his Thirteenth strcctOifieo was boalcged
by both men nnd women. Of course , the
politician was thcro in exceeding plcnloous-
ness , ns well as tlio business man , the lob
byist n ml Iho old acquaintance.
TUP. line man found It about as difficult to
get his car as It would bo to get au ordinary
individual's poaketbook. So much for being
a congressman ,
Mr , McShnnc looks hearty , rosy nnd robust ,
and In reply to a query as to Iho condition of
his health ho said : "My health Is very much
Improved , nnd , homo again , I confidently ex
pert still greater improvement. "
"How about the gubernatorial campaign I
Has there been any line of action mapped
out and are you In it in dead earnest I"
"I don't sco how I can give you any information
mation about the campaign , at least , not un
til after the committee meets. Of course , I
am m for it. "
"Tho policy of the campaign ; what will
that bo J"
"That , I cannot tell you In fact , I have
nothing to convey of a polltic'il character. "
"Well , then give us Iho status of Omaha's
new postofllco pruspeet , the pjoplo are
eager lor news on that score likewise. "
"That is easier. It is in conference , sub
ject to bo called up at any tune , and the
prospects are good whenever a quorum is
present in the houso. To call it up in
the absence of a qurom , you doubtless know ,
would subjei't It to the mercy of ono man , as
his objection would prevent the passage of
any bill under the circumstances. "
"But , it will go throughi"
"Assuredly. "
"Do you know anything about a proposed
site for the fort i"
"No. Tlio bids had not been opened when
I left Washington. "
"You have sufficient experience , now , Mr.
McShnnc , what do you think of congressional
life how does it sot upon you I"
"Disagreeably. But , pot-Imps I ought not
to say that , for there are sonic Uiings about
it very pleasant , and many that are unpleas
ant. It is very hard work. "
"And you don't like hard work ? "
" 1 have done considerable of it. "
"And you can't toll mo anything about the
campaign i"
"Nothing. "
"Will you remain hero until after the clea-
tlon ! "
"I can't tell. "
"Woll , how long will you remain i"
"Nor that cither. "
"Then t have got all. "
"About. "
"Ciood morning. "
"Good morning. "
I cheerfully recommend Red Clover
Tonic to tho-.o suffering from troubles
of the stomach and liver. I am now on
my t-econd bottle and it makes * mo fool
like a now man. C. M. Connor , Nashua ,
In. C. F. liOOUMAN , Agent ,
A MILLION OF MILKS.
What a Little Kiiglnc on the Union
Pacific Has Traveled.
Frequenters of the union depot who daily
watch the sturdy old engine 310 , running
back and forth across llic bridge in Iho trans
fer service , liltlo think that it was ono of tlio
pioneers that opened up this country twen
ty-live years ago. Then it came bright and
now from the Hoger Locomotive works , and
was run on the Kansas City branch. If it
could speak it could tell many a story of the
early days , but , as it can't , llio reporter fig
ured up Iho amount of work It has done.
Sometimes making runs of 130 to 1GO miles
per day , and sometimes from 100 to 1'Jo , ho
fixed the average tit 125 , and on that basis it
has traveled 45U'J. > miles par year , or 1,110-
C'23 miles since it was built That
means17M times around tlio
world , and yet Iho original
machinery is still in its place , and apparently
as good as over. It lias never been in any
serious accident , but has met with several
minor mishaps , such as all engines arc liable
to , and is now enjoying the rest thai old ago
brings lo bolh locomotives and men in mak
ing ten or Uvclvo daily trips acrots the river.
It is in charge of Joe Hayes , who , like itself ,
is an old-timer in Iho service , and for Iho
last twenty years has been employed by the
Union Pacific.
"No. I never was bothered with Indians , "
Mr , Hayes said , "but buffalo were pretty
illicit between Grand Island and the North
Platlc. and some limes delayed Iho trains in
those days. The Indians did ditch ono train
in my time and killed and scalped all tlio
crow except the conductor. IIo was stunned
by the fall and was scalped while ho was ly
ing under tlio bridge , as the Indians thought
ho was dead. When I've time , I'll tell you
moro aboul It , bul lime's up now , " nnd ho
mounlcd Iho cab as old JilO started on her
back trip across the bridge.
Notes.
Assistant General Freight Agent Johnson
of the Union Pacific has gone lo Chicago.
The stoves at tlio Union Pacific depot
wcro lighted yesterday for the first time
Urn season.
M. A. Marshall , general agonl , and Chart io
Manholt ? , roadmastcr of Iho "Q" at Ucd
Oak , are in town.
C. S. Towksbury , claim agent , and J. M.
Johnson , gcnoral freight agent of the Hock
Island , are in town.
K. C. Moorohouso , general freight agent
of Iho Fremont , Elkhorn & Missouri Valley ,
hns gone to Chicago.
About two dozen people loft on the Union
Pacific for Ihe Grand Army of Iho Kcpublic
reunion at Kearney.
Conductor Gaines has boon transferred
from the dummy to tlio transfer Irani , and
commenced his now run.
The Union Pacific is building a depot at
Summit , and hereafter every dummy train ,
cast or west , will stop there.
W. O. Johnson , of Chicago , has been ap
pointed assistant to President Benedict of
the Chicago & Atlanlic railroad.
In a day or two the colored trainmen of
this division will have things in shape lo or-
ganl/o a brotherhood in this district.
T. W. Burrows assumed his position ns
general superintendent of the Chicago ft
Atlanlic railroad vice Thomas , resigned.
The government fish car passed over the
BurlmL'ton for Qumcy , 111. Low May , Iho
Nebraska commissioner , wont along with it.
This week the Union Pacific will com
mence construction on a ton-mile branch line
from Fair Play to the Horseshoe' mines in
Colorado.
Commencing Scplcmbor 23 the Fremont.
Elkhorn & Missouri Valley will run a special
train to the Sioux City corn palace , leaving
at 0:80 : a. m , and returning at 10 p. in.
Sunday a now time card wont into force on
the Chicago , Burlington & Qulncjvjind now
the fast train going cast will leave al 3:50 : in-
slcad of 3:13 : , and arrive at7:3Ti : instead of 8
a.m. , nnd 7:23 : iuslo.ul of 7:45 : p.m. The
train going west will leave at S:15 : instead of
8:15 : a.m. _
When you need a friend select n , true
ono. Dr. Jones'Hod Clover Tonic is
the best friend mankind has for all di
seases of the stomach , liver and kidneys.
The best blood purifier and tonic known.
60 cents. C. F. GoouMAX , Agent.
THIS 1USGANS' WORK.
What HUH Been nnd What Remains to
I > Q Dono.
At the last meeting of the board of public
works , a resolution , instructing the bocrctury
lo give Iho llogan Brothcn & Fox flvo days'
notice lhat the board would lake measures
lo Insure Iho immediate completion of the
paving covered by their contracts , was laid
on tho'lablc. Itjwlll doubtless bo acted on at
the next meeting. The board is evidently of
Iho opinion that the firm has undertaken
moro than it can accomplish , owing either lo
bad management or a very continuous scries
of misfortunes. They negleclcd Ihcir con
tracts for material till after the season opened
nnd since lhat time , their crusher has boon
broken , or they have boon out of sand or
concrete or blocks or something else , and
work has progressed very slowly. On Aug.
ust 21 , a number of their slreels were given
lo J. B. Smith. These have been finished
and Began & Fox are still doing next
to notblog. Up to dale they UHYQ jinished
Twenty-eighth street froln Fiirnam to Lcav-
cnworlh ! Ntuuteenth from St. Mark's ave
nue to L'Javonworth i Twenly-nlr.lh ave
nue front LcRVcnworth to Hickory
nnd Leavcnworth from Fourtccnlh to Twen
ty-fifth nvenuo , and nro now working on
Grace , Sovcnlomtth nnd Elghlconth from
Farnnm lo Barney. The slrecls contracted
for nnd not yet touched nro Capitol avenue ,
from Sixteenth toTwontlcth ; Jackson , Thir
teenth to St. Mur.\"H nvcntio ; Cutnlng , Thlr-
ty-Bixth to Lowe avenue ; Chicago , Eleventh
to Sixteenth ; Twelfth , Chicago to Daven
port ; Fourteenth , Howard to Leavcnworth ;
Scvcntceth , Lcnvenworlh to the Union Pa
cific tracks , nnd Popplcton nvontto. from
Twenty-ninth nvenuu to Thirty-second.
This , in the opinion ot the board and com
plaining property-holders , Is moro than Iho
firm can complete in Iho season , and the
probabilities are lhat many of the streets
will bo advertised and relct to contraclors
who can do Iho work.
Anolher consideration which influences the
property-holders Is the uncertainly of Inter-
scclion bonds being volcd next year. In this
case , if , as seems very probable , Smith nnd
others who nro working very rapidly should
absorb the $100,000 of Intorseclion bonds of
Iho last Issue , the unfinished strecls in
Hegan Bros' , contract would bo left In the
lurch ,
An Absolute Cure.
The ORIGINAL ABIETINE OINTMENT
Is only put up In largo two ounce tin boxes ,
and is an absDluto euro for old sores , burns ,
wounds , chapped hands , and all skin erup
tions. Will positively care all kinds of piles.
Ank for the ORIGINAL ABIETINE OINT
MENT. Sold by Goodman Drug Co. , at " 3
cents per box by mail 30 ccnls.
A Bad Collector.
About two months ago a young man named
Linton lost a leg while in tlio employ of Iho
Burlington , and some of his fellow-workmen
decided upon purchasing him a suit of
clothes as soon as ho was able to move
around. Thirty-two dollars were collected ,
but the collector failed lo turn them over ut
the proper time , and now ho is in Kansas
City. It is said that ho Is there lo raise the
amount , which ho squandered while on a
ilrunkim spree here.
Its superior oxrcllunco proven In millions o
homes for moro than n quarter of a century. [
fs iisrcl by the 1'nltert Stiite ? Covcrnment. ' Kn
dor ed by the heads of the great rnlversKles as
the strongest , T > 'irMt ' and most healthful. Dr.
1'rlce's Cream linking I'owcl-T does not contain
ammonia , lime or alum. Sold only in cans.
I'ltlCU 11AK.1NC I'OWOr.ll CO.
New York. Chicago. St. Louis
With Corns anil lluntons when you
ran hocurn Immediate ] unil per
manent it'llef , ut btn.ill expense ,
, . . . . . . by tislngMiiAii's I'OIIN nnd llt'N-
WHY IN ( l'i'AiTiits : , which HIM Fold
* " ' nnd rerntmncmU'tl Ijy every live
Druggist throughout the United
States nnd Cnmulii.
nnrrni
( Ill YM1I I" foveH nnd other summer
uu iuu
cllbunsesUlsnilvlsnblotoimiify
the sick room dnilv , mill for this
nnr rrn purpose iiotliliiRcxcels llvimox
MJrrhn AI-IITIION IMSTIM.K * . Thuso
wui i un papules vi lien burned In the sick
room cause no perceptible in-
nirnw crenso in Its temperature , but
tVtKT they Impart a fragrance that Is
" ncreeame , htlmnliitlng and re
freshing to the sick , besides ncu-
n A V trallzlng anil eliminating till ills-
UA T njtrccble oilors and bodily excre
tions , anil rendering the air pure
anil wholesome.
C ? Don-t forgot HENSON'S
I'IASTUU fornclies
OH ! MY HEAD.
The pain from Neuralgia and ila
companion disease Rheumatism is
excruciating. Thousands who could
be iniickly cured are needlcbslv suf
will do for
fering. Ath-lo-pho-ros
others what it did for the following
rmitics :
Willlamnport IndOct.8.16S7.
tT.iviiiK been tUictod with iiejinlKia for
the past four yeara , and trjinualmoi-t every
thing , but in vain. 1 finally hoartl of Atljfo-
phoruH. After taking nnu bo'.tla I found It
to IK ) helping rue , and after takinte four bot-
tloa of Athloiihoros nnd ono of PilU , I found
that I Kasi-ntlrely ncll. 1 think tlm modi-
Clue Li pusittroly a Euro euro
. REDDICK.
Mt. Csn.el. III. . Doc 26 , VKI.
I have u" t Athlnphoros in my family and
find it to bo tlio KreatP't medicmo for neu
ralgia in mbti-nco and havlnK had it fanio
ftthleueduponruefortbopaBtWyesrHlknow
whereof I Bi > ooc. ! Mr.a. JULIA CUILTOS.
* SScnd C cunts for the beautiful colored pic
ture , "MnorMi Mnlilcn. "
THEATHLOPHOROS CO. 112 Wall St. H. Y.
Ltimu niillm
. U. S. DEPOSITORY , OMAHA , NEB.
Paid Up Capital $100,000
Surplus 50,000
II. W. YATTS , President.
LEWIS S. ItKr.u , Vice President.
A. H. TOUAM.Vnil Vice 1'rcslilcnt.
W. II. S. lluunus , Cashier ,
numerous :
\V. V. MOUSE , . .Ions- . cnr.MXB ,
11.V. . Y wus. LKWIS S. HKEU ,
A. 13. TOU/.AI.IN.
IlnnkliiR Ollico
THE IRON BANK ,
Corner 12th and rarnam Sts.
A General Hanking Ilnsiness Transacted.
When the Baby Cries ,
find out why. Tlioro Is a reason If improperly
nourished , It is its only way of telling you no.
RIDGE'S FOOD
makes healthy , Joyous children. Try it.
The Only Permanent Ouro For
Dyspepsia , Sick Headache Etc , ,
-xs
Our nnn- ! A'1'\I.O 1IK [ OF CAM-
PAIGV OUTF1TM , with constitution.
drill Indies ana full Information nbout
anil drilling Marrlilny Clubs.
C'ATALOUUU FllKB.
A , U. SPALD1HQ & BROS , ,
.
JrNr.EATlVlWlikNt60.EiT-
iunotii.inlKI. loolhlrjrurrtnli at
' roiijh ill tik pirti.rti'or'
ns them'
Cnrrtul ' -frUlmUntlycr efjrfitS ! .U)0ncailu ) !
UMt itImproTf-nientoei all &th r brlti. Wont raiM per *
nitnintlrcurnttn thftir.oaibi. 6r4lc l rimiittlct4c. Mima
thoSandenClecti.dCo. ISQUaSiIictti. . CMctgo
IF YOU COULD SEE
The line of Pnll Overcoals wo nro displaying this settson , if you were positive liovf well they nro trimmed
and mndo , and if you knew how cheap a really first class garment la being offered , it would be no trouble
lo sell you one. No such exhibition cf stylish and elegant overcoats was over made in Omnhn , and the
prices arc irresistible. The season for these garments being very short , we have decided to sell them quick
and marked them so that they shall go quick.
Wo will show you an elegant light-weight Ovevooftt for $0.00 , made of fine all Worsrcd Goods , lined
and trimmed in first-elms manner. Coats for which other houses are asking $10 and $12 , nro no better
than this one.
Another Ovcrco.xt at $7.00 is made of u splendid all Wool Cassimcre of a fine grey color with best
serge trimming.
At SU.75 wo can sell you the most stylish looking Overcoat you have ever scon. This is made of the
new wide Wale Overcoatings a splendid material for wear and looks. The Coat is silk faced with satin
sleeve lining and regular tailor imulc. We have them in several of the latest shades ; it is one of the rich
est looking garments ever shown , and any other hou o would charge about $15.00 for it.
Many other of the choicest and finest grades , we have not room to describe all. Come and look at
them ; wo know we can please your taste and save you money.
Wo have not yet mentioned anything about our Ilats this season , but the fact is , our Hat trade opened
up with such a boom thab several lots to which we intended to draw attention , were broken up in sixes be
fore we had a chance to advertise them. Wo are now getting in duplicates ahcady and will try to keep our
assortment full during the season. Is it any wonder we are doing the Hat business of the town ; when wo
arc selling them at about one-half the prices , other houses do. The average Hat dealer can not compete
with us. He buys a dozen hats of a kind from a jobber , where wo buy thorn in largo case lots direct from
the manufacturer. Wo rather sell hundred hats with 25c profit on each than sell twenty-five hats and
make oOc profit. THIS IS THE POINT.
ONE PRICE ONLY.
Cor. i4th and Douglas Streets , Omaha.
It Is time to pntthc
boi/s into their Fall
Suits. Wo cnn
them wlthyontlstnv-
dy clot hot for nchool
nnd i ldi ] , and icltli
a hamtsomc suit for
best. "
two pieces for the
small boys , and
throe pieces for the
blygcr brother ,
Itemarlcnble for powerful ymp
thetle tone , pliable action and at > -
aoluie durability. 3u years' record. '
tua best guarantee ot the excal *
lenre ot tnose Instrument ! ! .
DREXEL & MAUL ,
( Successors to John G. Jacobs. )
Undertakers and Embalmers
At the old stand , 14U7 Fnrnatn St. Orders by
telegraph solicited mid promptly nttemied.
Telephone- No. ! .
T. E. CILPIN ,
FIRE INSURANCE BROKER ,
Ituo-.u C3 Trailers' J'.i'llillne ,
CHICAGO.
Uei"crence Metropolitan National ; tank.
K. U , Dun \ Co. Tlio llnuistrcet Co.
GWJUON
m
Kj'wf ' TORCHES-FLACS' BAN'
tJl& ! Sonii for f/Ianuf Catalog
BGFFosferSen&Go , ,
172 Mncllnnn-at.Chicago.
Dig O hasslvcn unlver
sal satisfaction In tlio
curcofCoji. rbrra end
( .loi-t. Ipic ! Iboitr.nt !
feel safe In recommend
ing It to nil sufferers ,
A.J.STONnil , M.D. ,
Docaiur , III.
1'IUCR , 01.00.
Tr > 4 ( Bold by
\ succiuigf ully used monthly by over 10,000
iLadles. Ate Safe , Kffectualantl Wcmant
51 per box hymail.orntdrugKiats. Staled
Particulars 2 postafje Btampii. Address
Toe EUHESA CHEMICAL , Co. , DUIROIT , MICIL
For sale and l j mull by Goodman
Driiu Co , , OniaJt.il , Neb.
Obtained.
. Trade Mark ,
7f-if > tl , Print and Copyright protection it-
cured Good work , good refcrtnces , metier *
atech'gi. Srnd for pamphlet. R. Q. DuBflll
" ' 916 F St , WMhlngton , D.C.
OTEADY EKPLOYMEKT
Onnd cncrcetlo lady canrasicrs renldlnn In thlt
or olher town" . No capital nccu ary , IJoodi
ell thfl year round , lloforonce rn ulreil
WES > I'HIIN AUK.NTS' bUl'l'LY CO.Ul Tlltli Ave ,
Chlc.iva , 111.
ir. j.
Surgeon and Physic'm ,
OJUco N. W Corner Uth ani Ijjusla' ' * dt. Ofllcs
telephone , iuj , ' Hosldeuco tuloplioae ,
AOVtOafRHK. HOXVTOAOT.
VVEAcKf tVIror ndMnhoodHef1ored. Pr *
matufoDtcliuo au < i Kutictlon * ! dlior.
TI cored wiiAoUStomach Uediclnei.
StRQANGl 4onai > pllcftlloa.
IS OUT OF OuDER ?
BEAD THIS IF IT IS.
A Proprietary Modicum that neciVj but a trial
to prove Its worth.
Dr.Calbder's ' Led liver Bitters ,
Tne only Distlllod Bitters In the United
Btates. The only Hitters recomiizeil by the
United States internal rercnno laws as a Pro
prietary Jlodlclne. Lawfully Patented. No. of
Patent 19,573. Contains no fusil olls.no
essential oils , no foreign substance or daraag-
Ins druuB. A perfectly pure medicine , rota-
pounded from 1'ure Hoot Herbs and Old Peach :
pleaiant to the tnste , quiet and decisive in itj
effect. Cures Dyspepsia or Yellow Jaundice in
nrtday * . Ululates the Howela. Invltroratea
&acJTf } r'lvori Ouraa Diseased Lirer , Hevlve
Hie Kidneys , Improves the Appetite Quickly ,
'
Regulates the wnole system , h'ow Llfa to tn
wnole e/stciu.
I.eft Uvcr Hitters nre inld In Oinalm , Neb. , bytho
following liruiulsts. UlchnrJsoii Drue Co.iJucl.il !
\Miolcsule , lor thu drug Interest or Ncbrasua. Uo
tailors us tnllows :
. . . . . . . . ,
uuiii , "irsy , ij. nun , IT..I..I. < = iuw ,
O. M. Crls'oy , K.CImnulcr , Hunn i rinirmiicy , dm-
neyA llny'p , J.O. Klutt.J. W. Cmrke. J. II. Hcbmldt ,
Max II eclu , J. H. ChrlstunsonV. . i.ambiroii , H , a.
Cux , MIIX Ciinrail. l < nink W. POKK , II. Hsrmiisian ,
Ceorco IKx'clur , llnjd'n I'hiirnincf , C. A. Melcbor.
Howard Jleycr" , l-'nnk Dollnno & Co. , wholesale
dealers In Clears inid Lett Liver Hitters.
Beitie Stuart Institute
Will commence Its 21st yc.ir hcptenibcr 1Mb , issu. Ad
\nntiiKia nnsurpnisiMl Iliuuii comforts ; caretu
training. Apply to Mrs. M , .McKllElloMUS , Principal
Morgan Park Military Academy
Tno Ili-st Hoys' Hoarding School in tlio West.
Sixteenth your begins Sept. lUth. Send for cata-
lOKite to ( . 'AIT. r.l ) . N. IvlltIC TAI.CU1T , Supt. ,
MORGAN I'AIIK , COOK Co. , I LI , .
mm : rnnKSKiu , MIUTAUV A'AI ( > IMV ;
-L I'efksklll-oii-lludson , N. Y. f-eml forc.iu-
logue. JMO. M.TIUIUK , M.I ) . . M.A. . 1'rinrliul.
m Morciinl'nrkim'arCutcaKO ) . noarrtlnptf"
VUISchool for ( Jills unil Ynuru 1'iitloa. 1'or Wp
PcatnlOKiinniKlrrMO.'IHArillt. 1.1. l.Ky )
Morean 1'ark. 111. , or-77 MnJUciu Street , CuJcuso , 111 ,
2T. JOHN'S MlUTAIlV SCHOOL.
5 MANUU3. N. Y.
Civil r.nslnperinfr. Classics. Iluslnrss.
Ifr. IlKV. D.lllINTINnTO.N' . I'resldont.
IT. COL , W. ViilUiCK. ; : Superintendent.
Tall turni bo-
UNION COLLEGE OF LAW i , gins ! * opt. IV.
u I 'or circularnddivss 11. llooj , ChlfiiKo , 111
HI5VI.OCK iNsflTTTi : ;
hoiitli Wlllluinstown , llorkshlra county.
Mass. A private Mchool for boyn. I'lepaiofnr
college , hclontltic bi-liool or ImMness. Torty-hi'V-
enth year begins Thursday , September 1,1th ,
Tor catalogue ud.lroiS Ui:0. R M ILLS ,
I'linclpul.
STEEL FENS
COLD MKDAL PARIS EXPOSITION H',3.
Noa. 3 O3-4O4-1.7 0-6 04.
THE MOST PERFECT OF PENS ,
GUATirUL-COMFOIlTIX(3. : (
Epps's Cocoa
JJHEAKr.VST.
"Dr n thorough knuwleil/a ut the natural lins
vthlcli iiurcrn tbu opunitltms < Jt il e Uun unit nu
trition , unit by ucarulul application of the nuu prop-
orlles ot wull-fo'cctcd ' Cocoa , .Mr. Upps nui provluuil
our Lrenklnst luiilun nltn n ilellc itly : HHvuruU lieier-
una winch niajr tavc us niuny henry noctorv nllh , I ]
Isliy thojuillcloutuiinor uch articles ut diet Unit a
constitution iimjr bo gradually built up until tirung
cuoin.'H to ri'Klst evi'ry tenOi'iicy to illieme. lluii'
drcilsof "illjllo niulaillcs am lioiillnit around ui
ready to attack wlieiovtr tlioro l > H weak pulnt. W
may ncape many nf tul Blull by kunplnxounclvcii
well forlltled with pine bluoit * H'l a properly nour
ished finiio.-ClYll gurTlcutJsictte.
Jlttilo tlmply nllh lolllnz wuter ur nillk. Hold only
In half round tins by Uroceis , labvlua tliiii ;
JAMES EPPS& CO , ,
JUDICIOUS AND PEISIST ! rir
Advortlslng has alwnys povea
successful. Before placing any
Newspaper Advertising consu %
LORD & THOMAS ,
> t-T - ' " - -
O > * ,
Wbo li MTAU , NEItTCL'n , I > KlIMTA-f
TKD , who In hli FOMY hnd IDNOnANC'E
haa TRITLCn nway liii VIGOR of HOOT.
! ! ! I find MANHOOD.comingiubpuitlnj
dralni upon th FODNTAIBin ofVEi
IIKAnA'tmE. ' HACKACMK , Dreadful
Drc-im * . WEAMNKVH of Memory , HASH *
rCI.NCflS in KOUIETT. I'llWPI.EH UpoO
the rACK , and all the KFFEVTH lending ti
BAKI.Y DKOAT and pethapi CONNUMP *
ON or INHANITY , ibottld coniult nt ona
tei ) CKLKHaATKI * Dr. Clarke , KnUbllibed
Wil DT Cl&rku un made IVERVOr.N UEl
II.ITV. CUROJilC and all Diseaiet of
Iho GENITO 1IUINAUT Ortrani I.lfa
Kudy. It m kos NO dlflorenee WHAT jed
ifivo taken or WHO hu fulled to our * you. ,
wr EHAL.KS tufferlng from dlgeatei peotl <
nar to their tax can consult with tbc atiurtnca
ef ipoedir relief and cure. Bend 2 cenli poitsgrf ,
( br worts on your dliccies. t
4nond 4 oenta postage fbr CcIcbrnleA
Wdrttn on Chronic , NorvottM and DolU
eaCo Dliciues. Connultation , penonal.'y or by
laMer , free. Consult the old Uoctor.
Vboainndi earod. Office * and pnrlor *
private.Thoeo contemplntlnc Marrl g <
vend for Dr. Clnrko'i celebrated gulds
ale and Female , each lie. , both 26 < U
CiUrapi ) . Befoie confldlni your caie , coniult
Dr. OLAKKE. A friendly letter or call may
nre future suffering and ibama , and add goldta
yean to life. a-Book " I.ll > > ( Secret ) Er.
tor * , " COe. ( itampi ) . Medicine aud wrlti rt
cut everywhere , secure from cxpoiurw
lloun , 8 to 8 ; Hundayi , 9 to 12. Addrcn , *
O Rfl A H A
MEDICAL $ SURGICAL INSTITUTED
. W. Cor. 13th ti. Dudfzo Sts.
B K. A. O El S , v ,
APPLIANCES FOR DEFORMITIES AND TRU(3Ei ( ; {
Jle t facilities , apparatus and remedies for sijij
'essful treatment oi every form of diseaseijqUtu
ing Medical or Surgical Treatment. i ft.
FIFTY HOOMS KOR PATIENTS/ ! /
Doaril and attendance ; best hospital nccorn'mA
rtntions in the west. , " > ' ' !
WRIIK i OR CiicnrARS on Ueforinltlei ant
Braces , Tnufes , Club I'eet , Curvature of thd
Spine , Pile * , Tumors , Cancer , CM.itrh , llroncliltif.
Inhalation , Electricity , PatalyMS , Knilepsy Kid )
ncy , Illaddcr , Kye , liar , bUiu slid Wood , jud all
Singical Operations. , /
Dlseaaoa of V/omon a SpeclaKy ,
HOOK on UISSACH or Wojins FIIEJ ? .
ONLY RELIABLE MBDIOAL INOIlSUlfl
UATINfl A OI'ECHLTY Or , / /
PRIVATE DISEASES
All Illooil Ihcc5es ucceisfully treated Sypli ,
Illtic Poison removed from the Kysteiii irithou
mercury Kttr icstoralive treatment for loss a ,
Vital Tower. I'd sons unable tu visit ns utay bi
treoted at home by correspondence. All comtnu
nicationt confidential. Medicines or Instrument !
< ent l > y mail or ( .xprcss , becurcly paclicd , lu
marks to indicate contents or sender One pert
vjnal interview preferred , Call and consult u o |
. end history of your case , and weiriU i > eud ill
plain wrapper , our 7
DOOK TO MEN , TREE ;
Upon 1'rlv.ite , fipeclnl or Nervous nistases , fiuJ
vntency , Syphilis. Gleet aud Varicocelc , with
estion list. Ailurcts
Onm/iti Mfilical and flurfileul Tiutltittco
DR. [ VJcWIENAMY ,
Cor. I3'.h onu Oodaetll. . OMAHANEB.
is Wealth !
Dit. K. C. WBRT'H Nrnvu AND nnAiw
UC.XT , agunranttiod snecinc for Hysteria , UlzzU
nesa , CouvuUlous , I'lt.i , Nervous Neuralglav
lleadacne. Harvous 1'roetrntlou. cuusod by thd
ma of alcehol or tobacco. WnkefulneBs. Mental
lleprenslon. Softening of the llraln , resultlnz In
Insanity , and lenillns to ralisrv. decay anil
death. Premature Old Ace , IHrrenness , I.osa f
I'owi-r In either cr. Inroluntsry I.onjei ui
ptrmatorlura raused by over-oiertlon of the
brain. < df-abuio or oTcr-lnduIz nce , Each ba *
contains one month's treatment. 11.03 a box , o
six boxea for U.OO , aunt by mall proptld on r
c lpt f price.
WiC GDAUAHTEB BIX ROXRH '
To cur * any can. With each order recalvsd bj
as for elx boxes , accompanied with UM. w
will send th purchaser our written iruarant i
to rotund th * money It th * treatment docs nol
effect a cure. Uuaraatoei Utu ( ( only byD.
OOODMAN , Drj yltt , Snla Acrnt 1110