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8 THE OltfAHA DAILY BEE : FRIDAY , SEPTEMBER 28 , 1883.
THE CITY.
Tlio tntortml rovoinio collections yes
terday amounted to $3,508.08.
The horoscno in two lumps in the Sti-
monet Oiub room trailed over and took
llru lat night. The blaze was noticed
from the street. A policeman broke in
the door and the blazing lamps wore
thrown into the street before exploding.
Henry Hornborgor was arraigned in
Iho police court on the charge of selling
liquor on Sunday , but secured a contin
uance until October 1. Mr. Hornborgor
claims the case is ono of malicious pros
ecution.
Hagcrman , a jeweler at 600 South
Ten 111 Direct , employed a man , named
C. Dombo , to work for him. Uombo stole
a gold watch case , and on complaint of
his employer was arrested by Olliecr
Savage. When taken totho station thu
watch case , jeweler's tools and watcli
keys were found in his pockets.
Personal I'arniruphs.
D. W. Saxo and family loft yesterday for
Pnris , Ky.
H. O'Neill , of Lincoln , mid J. R Allen , of
Fremont , uro ut Iho Murray.
John Ftzqcruld anil F. A. Hlordon , of Lin
coln , wore in the oily yesterday.
Misses Morty anil .Ictiiiio Townscmi , of
Fremont , nro guests of the Murray.
C. E. Mniroon , of Lincoln , mid F. T. Cole-
grove , of Kearney , uro ut the Millnrd.
Ambrose H. Lcc , of Waterloo , nnd W. A.
Wells , of David City , nro at the Mlllard.
William A. Kcdlclc and family loft yester
day to take up their residence In Los An-
Boles.
.1. D. McDonald , of Fremont , Martin F.
Hill , of Stella , and V. C. Shickley , of Ucneva ,
uro ut the Paxton.
C. E. Adams , of Superior , F. F. Hurtcr , of
Kearney anil J. P. Million , of Fremont were
In Omaha yesterday.
O. M. Lambcrtson ana W. n. Humphrey ,
of Lincoln , and J , K.Johnston , of Crete , were
in the city yesterday.
H. L. Hall mid W. M. Thompson took
their wives and hied themselves to the Sioux
City corn pulaco yesterday.
IlnU Children.
On complaint of W. E. Clark , three chll
dren named Jonn Holder , Fannie Holder and
Mary Holder nro to bo taken Into custody on
the charge of IneorriRibiltty.
The Sanitary Griisndc.
General EstabrooV , John Edwards and
General Edwards are to bo tried In the po
lice court this afternoon for allowing
Jllth to accumulate on the premises of build
ings owned by them.
Tlie 1'roouror Sentenced.
II. H. Uuss , who was nrrestod on the
charge of being li pimp and a vagrant , ad
mitted the charges most shamelessly yostcr-
day afternoon In the police court , and was sen
tenced to' fifty day * in the county Jail , el ght
days on bread und water.
Ho WUH llollccl. )
A German named Strauss was at the police
headquarters yesterday , making com
plaint of mistreatment ho had received at a
brothel run by ncgrcsscs on Capitol avenue.
Ho claims that ho was robbed of his money ,
watch und part of his clothes. The Inmates
uro to bo arrested.
Mnmtctlo Variation.
J. B. Haylor , assistant engineer of the
United States coast mid geodetic survey , has
been In the city the past two days malting
the regular periodic measurements of the
variation of the magnetic noodle. Thomcas-
urcmcnts were made Tuesday at the high
school grounds station. The variation was
found to bo about three minutes , or in land
measurement about live feet in si-mile , in a
year. Mr. Uuylor's ' last visit to this city was
in 1880.
Jjoeomotlvo Firemen's Hop.
Overland lodge 12.1 , of the Brotherhood
of Locomotive Firemen , are making elab
orate preparations for their IIUh annual ball ,
to bo held October 13 , nt Exposition hall.
No pains will bo spared to make the event
the grandest social affair with which they
have yet been connected. The hall is to bo
beautifully decorated , and at ono end is to bo
constructed the perfect imitation of a loco
motive of regulation slzo and in every way n
perfect reproduction. Arrangements will ba
made for carrying Council Hluffs people
homo nt 3 a. ui. _
The Boy'H Btory.
"Tho boy lied , " said Mr. Smith , referring
to nn item In Tuesday's BBC concerning
young Sara Atherton's alleged doscrtlon by
his mother , who is Mr. Smith's wife.
"Sammy rau nway from homo and wo could
not Ihul him , " said his stop father , "ant
when I saw the Item in Tin : Bui : I went tc
the W. C. T. U. rooms to llnd him. But he
had run nway from there , nnd ]
went to Plattsmouth und brought htm back ,
His mother nnd myself uro still living in
Omaha , ut 1014 North Twcnty-Urst street.
Calisthenics for the Ladies.
The ladles'section of the Omaha Turnci
society , which is to be known ns "Damci
Section dos Omaha Tura-Vcroms , " hold i
meeting nt Gcrmnnia hall Wednesday cvcniiij
to complete their organization and olec
officers.
BT The committee appointed nt the last meet
ing reported on the constitution , which was
adopted.
, It Is the duty of the club to maintain t
class in calisthenics for ladles of sixtcet
, ycari nnd over.
The following ofllcors wore elected for tin
. term of ono year : President , Miss A
- Schultz ; vice president , Miss A. Kolilfts
secretary , Miss Emma Andres ; Hnancla
secretary , Miss E. Strieker ; treasurer , Mis :
. M. Haaruiann. Business 1110 itlngs are to be
hold the llrst Tuesday In each month. /
fair is soon to bo given for the bcnollt of the
Omaha Turn-Voreln. The turning clasi
meets every Thursday evening at'sUl ) , a
Gcrmunla hall. All ladies nro invited to taki
part.
AHally of the Clubs.
At the meeting of the Irish-American club
Monday night n committee consisting o
Messrs .John B. Fumy , Michael Leo , P.itrlcl
McArdlo , John Groves and Peter Sharkey
ww appointed to wait upon the other rcpub
. llcun clubs of the city an J male carrangcmont !
for a grand rally. The club meet
ing was an unusimlly enthusiastic
one , nnd rattllnu' speeches wort
niauo by John Gorman , John B. Furay
President Groves and Thomas Citrr. of Lin
coln. Next Wednesday evening the clul
will bo addressed by John L. Webster and i
rousing attendance Is expected.
The Democratic Flambeau club mot again
in Motz1 Hall Wednesday night , und the mem
tors were measured for their suits. Then Cap
tain Foj-arty put thorn through a course ol
sprouts including the geese stop , und al
passed off serenely.
The prohibition county central committee
held nn Important meeting Wednesday after
noon with J. Phlppa Hoe as chairman uni
George E. Thompson ns nocrctnry. Mr. Hot
was unanimously chosen ns nvuiagor of the
campaign in this county , and will devote
most of the tlmo from now until election It
directing the organization of the prohibition
forces of Douglas county. Ho goes Into tin
work with much spirit nnd will prove an vl
fcctlvc leader. Prohibitionists desiring U
arrange for meetings or speakers , or wlshlnf
information concerning the campaign cat
address or call on Mr. Hoe at roam ! ! , Bar-
Her block.
Till : ItAIIiHO.VDR.
' Dcli ! .itc Sculltm llottmis From tlu
Swltclimun'u Convention.
Uclcpalii J..ip.es F. Scullen , Omaha Lodge
No. 11 , hr.i returned from 'the third nnnua
conventloa of the Switchmca's Mutual Alii
association , which for the lust ninu days hits
been in snstlcn at St. Louis. Ho reiartstual
delegates to the convention were trcatci
right royally , and that so far us they them
selves were concerned , their actions all
through g.ivo evidence of their appreciation
The meeting was harmonious throughout
and not one ol tha delegate ; ! at any tlmo dls
grnc < d the brotherhood , or bore the slightest
elp cf dhsIi-v-tiOB. On the oiorclngof Mon-
day , September IT , there was n grand street
parade , In which the local lodge of locomotive
engineers , two lodges of firemen , two of
brakcmen nnd sixty-seven delegates from all
parUt of the states and Canada took part ,
und , after passing : through the principal
streets , adjourned to the Olympic theatre ,
whore Mayor Francis welcomed them on be
half of the city , and speeches were made by
cx-Govcrnor 1'ortcr , Oeorco S. llalley , James
1. . Monahan and Frank Sweeney. That night
they were the guests of the proprietor of the
theater and were furnished with the best
seats the house afforded. Thursday night
they witnessed the pyrotcchnleal display of
"Tlio Fall of Pompeii , " and during the even
ing nn Illuminated portrait of Grand Muster
Monnhnn und a design representing the pro
posed federation of railway men were en
thusiastically applauded by the audience.
The rest of thu time spent In St. Louts was
dcvotoJ strictly to business , but much that
was done has already appeared In the tele
graphic columns of Tut : linn.
Tlio convention was unanimously In favor
of the federation of railroad men , which
leaves each branch of Its business to bo con
trolled by its own members , until the ques
tion becomes so serious that nil tire Inter
ested ; or , m other words , until the respect
ive brunch Is unable to settle Its difllfttlty
with the company. Then delegates from
each branch of the service will meet und do-
cltle who Is to blame , nml If they decide In
favor of the branch In trouble , they will ap
peal to thu company In it body , and If that
appeal is neglected tha quarrel will bo taken
u by every branch of the service at once.
The ordots so far represented In the federa
tion nro the engineers , llrcmrm , switchmen ,
brahumon , telegraphers , nnd Knights of
Labor , and It Is thought the conductors will
full In line nt their , next convention. This
will bring the entire system of railroad em
ployes practically under ono management ,
nnd while they would make a powerful foe ,
each separata order will see that their posi
tions nro not needlessly Jeopardized by any
r.ish action on the part of the others. It
was nlso decided to raise the amount of ben-
eilt from ? riA ) to f-OJ , und the following oftl-
cers were elected forthocnsuing year : Grand
master , Frank Sweeney , Minnesota ; vice-
grand master , John Downey , Chicago ;
grand scerctnry and treasurer. W. A. Slihs-
rott , Chicago ; grand organizer nnd In
structor , George S. Hailey , East St. Louis.
Tlio bo.ird of directors chosen were : William
Cutluhan , Chicago , chairmanand Sum Hard
ing , Eust St. Louis , Wlllium Kelly , Fort
Wayne ; James F. Scullen , Omaha , and D.
M. Hutchinson , Chicago , members. James
F. Monahan was appointed editor of the
.Switchmen's Journal , nnd after passing n
resolution to request general managers to , as
much ns possibludo away with Sniuluy work ,
nnd instructing the grand ledge olllcors to
send such usslstanco to tbo yellow fever suff
erers its they deem lit. the convention ad
journed to meet airaln in Columbus , O. , the
third Monday In September , ISS'J. ' The sal
aries of the ofllcers were fixed as follows ;
Grand master , grand organizer and editor ,
$150 per month each ; grand secretary und
treasurer , $121 per month , nnd the board ol
directors par day i > er session.
Systematic ) llobfoery.
Telegraphic dispatches to yesterday's
Hue announced the unearthing of n system
atic plan for robbing tlio Unbn P.icillu by n
number of its employes , und a reporter wit'
detnlled'to visit the headquarters in scarcl :
of further details. The search only rcvealer
thu fact that the management knows nothing
of the affair. Every head of a department was
seen , and discl.iiuied nny knowledge of it.
Note ? .
No. 5 of the Hurlington was two Uoun
Into from Chicago yesterday.
Pullman porters and colored tratnmct
generally tire earnestly requested to mec
this ( Fruity ) afternoon at the Pullmai
honso , Twelfth street and Capitol avenue , n
4 o'clock. The business to bo transacted , ii
very important und it won't take long to ge
through.
"Business Is away ahead of last year. '
said n Union Paeiilu ofticlal , "and I hardlj
know what we'll do when the corn begin ;
to move. I can't give you the pcrcentugi
of the increase , but I know the ear mileage
is very heavy. "
The following arc yesterday's changes o
station agents on the Union PacificH. . W
Hoylo succeeds C. Williams nt Hyers , Knn.
J. S. Perkins tukes the place of M. Wlllium' '
at Leavenworth , Kan. , nnd J. E. Lake wll
do duty Instead of J. Aldridgo ut Lurkiti
Kan.
Kan.City Passenger Agent Godfrey , of the Mis
soun Pacific , has gone to Sioux City , ant
Contracting Agent D. E. King , of thu satin
road , has returned from that point.
Charles W. Green , traveling passengo :
agent of the Heo line , nnd Frank McMillan
who serves thu Wnbash & Western in a simi
lur capacity , uro in the city.
Theodore Wells , of St. Joe , traveling pas
senger agent for the Ohio & Mississippi , wa :
in the city yesterday. _
John Sebastian , of Topokn , gcjicral passcn
fjer agent of the Chicago , Kansas & Nc
braska , was an Omaha visitor yesterday.
THAT GARBAGE COMMITTKE.
A Special Report of Their Personal
Conduct and Condition.
The stuff correspondent which TUB Bu
sent with the councllmatilc committee , nov
In the east , telegraphs us from Chicago thn
the members have not yet disgraced them
selves , and nro doing nothing by halves. H
says :
"President Bechel spends most of thollmi
between meals in his closet , piously wrestlini
with tlio problem , whether 'tis better ti
make n break lor the state senate , or wait til
Connell is elected und then apply , for tin
chair of political science now held down b ;
Con Gallagher. Mr. liecliul audits the com
mittoo's accounts , and Is writing n trcatlsi
upon the rights of the supreme court.
"Colonel Mike Leo became so cnamorci
with the operation of the prohibitory law ii
Iowa that ho stayed over ono train , nni
walked Into Chicago this morning on u bund
car. While passing through Iowa City hi
was offered the French professorship in tin
State University , but declined on account o
his dairy interests in I Ian scorn park.
"Dr. Hnyder isn't saying much these days
but it has leaked out that ho Intends to lee
turo this evening before the students of thi
Chicago medical college upon 'Dissection o
Animals.1 Ho proposes to explain the lies
method of cutting choice tenderloin steak
out of tha neck , and will nlso enlighten then
upon the export trick of palming off twelve
year-old oxen for veal.
"Prof. Lowry talks this evening to th
south sida constituency upon his favorito-
'How 1 Get Work Done In My Ward. " It i >
supposed that next season will witness proa
aiianges in the locality whore ho is to speak
Ho 1ms disposed of his red bandana for tit
auction Hag , nnd will join the Irish-Amerlcai
club immediately upon his return.
"Alderman Alexander looks after the decorum
corum of the quintotto , and is preparing m
ordinance for the regulation of motor car
on Dr. Mercer's lino. It Is rumored hen
that Tom Murray has heeurod a controllini
interest in that , popular enterprise1 , and will
his wcll-knoun push and energy will crowc
it to completion. It Is believed , moreover
that ho intends to tiso his elaborate private
ri. ; as a means of transportation. Alcxan
der's ordinance is designed to check such ex
travaganco. The alderman's dco i intores
In this matter anil the closing of wlno rooms
prevented his uccontunco of Al Spalding'
Haltering proposition to ulay llrst base , 01
tbo great Australian ball tour. "
The committee will return to Omaha ncx
Sunday.
Ladies who value n refined complexion
ploxion must use Pozzoni's Powder-
it produces n soft nnd beautiful skin.
Free to You , n Gold Pen 1
For a elub of ton ( three months ) trin
subscriptions tit 2oc crush tothoNoDrnski
Homestead and Family Journal , u Inrgi
oight-pago weekly for the farm nni
homo , we will send n handsome gold poi
'and holder that you could not purclmsi
at retail at less tlmn.25. .
This is olToring our weekly at 1ml
rate , the regular prlco being52.00a.vea
or 60 cents for three months.
If you want a gold pen for yourself , o
wish to given friend or relative a proton
for birthday or Christmas , hero ia ni
opportunity to obtain ono iroo.
gain. Ladies , girls and boys , ns well a
men succeed remarkably well. Sannil
copies free.
Address or call.
TUB HOMESTEAD ,
421 Paxtoa block , .Omaha , tfeb ,
fc-ttfcaLtwl.5W/j
THIS VULOANITR PAVI3MHNT.
How the Material Tor It ia Prepared
and I-mld.
In view of ( ho visit In this city of Hon. J.-
C. Now nnd other promoters of the Vulcanite
lavement , the following extract from thn In *
dtnnapolis Journal of Tuesday will bo read
with interest by property owners !
"Tho now roadway on Washington street ,
.ho vulcanite pavement , Is notv well under
ivay. The preparation of material ntul mak
ing of this ndtnlrnblo roadway , one that has
uiudu Washington city famous , Is done by the
Indianapolis Paving company , of which L.
W. Emmart , recently of that city , Is stiperin-
tcndcnt. The material is nropurod at the cor
ner of Michigan street nnd Indiana avenue ,
whore the company has 150 by ! WX ) feet of
ground , The plnnt consists of n forty-horse-
lower engine , n slxty-horso boiler , two enor
mous melting kettles with a capacity of
10,000 gallons , for revolving drums for heat
ing material , etc. , the plant costing about
$ 'J5.000. A mountain of White river saint
rises on one side of the yard , while near by a
huge crusher , looking much like u greatly
overgrown old-fashioned coffee-mill , is turnIng -
Ing out broken limestone the size of a
hickory nut , or thereabouts , at the rate
of ten tons an hour. In prep irlng materials
for the street It goes through the process of
heating and mixing. The mixture , or distil
lates , composed of gas tar nnd other essen
tials , Is heated to 500 degrees. Stone Is added
to this , heated to the sumo degree. This mix
ture is carried in carts to the street and
put on hot at n temperature of liOO to ' . ' 50
degrees.
"Tho street is , in the llrst plnc3 , cut to a
grade given by the city civil engineer ; then ,
after being well rolled , seven Inches of
broken stone is placed thereon. This is well
saturated with hot distillate ; again well
rolled , and two Inches of broken stone.heateil
nnd mixed with distillate , Is applied , und well
rolled by the fifteen-ton roller. Upon this n
mixture of sand , stone dust , cement , sulphur ,
distillate mid nsphaltum , in proper proportions
tions , is laid. This last coat Is put on to the
thickness of three inches , which Is well
rolled to smooth surlnce , thus completing the
work. Within twenty-four hours or less the
street Is ready for use. After the successive
rollings the thickness of the completed road
way or vulcanite pavement Is nine Inches.
Thu Indianapolis Paving company employ
twenty-eight men nt Its works , and a like
foreo is required to put down the pavc'incnt.
It has taken about four weeks to get the
plant for the preparing nnd mixing of .natcr-
ials In order , but everything is now going on
finely. With favorable weather It is ex
pected to complete the Washington street
contract , the roadway from Mississippi street
to Alabama street , on the main retail thor
oughfare , within thirty days. "
THE COUUTri.
Kil Hall , Charged Willi Horse Stealing ,
Acquitted.
The business in the criminal department of
court came to u stiindbtill yesterday , owi'ig to
the Inilure of tha stita to procure its wit
nesses ,
The trial of tha stita against G2orgo
Hugcrman for the stealing of a roan muro
from Henry Holfo was set for hearing , but
the witno330i could not ba Niched in time
mm the case was continued over until Mon
day.
day.The
The case of the state nalnstNcllio Austin
charged with larceny from the parson will bo
tried to-day.
Ed Ball , charged by the state with having
stolen a horao from William t'lomine the
10th of last July , was brought into court und
at the request of the attorney for the state
was dismissed. The charges asrainst Ball
were not Htifllcicnt In the o.vus of the prose
cuting attorney to convict him. The court
dismissed him with sorno very good advice
about remaining sobr-r nnd keeping away
from other people's horses.
The Jury in the case of Swift against the
Omaha Belt railway company returned u
sealed verdict which was opened yester
day. The plaintiff was allowed 81,000 dam
ages. Ho asked for 34,000.
The case of the Bird Windmill company
against Julia F. mid D. A. Easton for to en
force the payment of a promissory notq for
$100 was taken up before his honor Jtidco
Wakeloy without a jury. The ground upon
which the defendants refused to pay the
note was that the plaintiffs did not
keep their contract in the way of furnishing
good and reliable machinery purchased by
the defendant from the plaintiff.
The case of David J. Hcldon against Emma
L. Van Etten was the next case assigned for
hearing before his honor. The suit is for
justice nnd constable fees amounting in all to
J12.15.
ElizabethKuhleman sues forndivorco from
her husband , Charles , for cruelty and adul
tery. They were married in this city iu ifcSl.
Get Your Unllrond Tickets
NORTH , SOUTH ,
EAST and WEST ,
and secure your sleeping berths at
1802FarnnmSt. ,
Union Pacific Ticket office ,
IlAituv P. UEUUL ,
City Ticket agent.
A Splendid Opportunity For Homo One
A party wishes to sell his interest in
a good paying business. Hanson for
soiling , poor health. Address D , 08 ,
Bocj ollico.
Murrlnitc Licenses.
The following marriage licenses were Is
sued yesterday by Judge Shields :
Frank J. Cabot , Omaha 25
Ella Male Stephcnson , Omaha 21
A. C. Jones , Omaha ! > (
M. Luerotia Shropshire , Omaha 11
Jacob N. Frostrom , Omaha , .2-J
Caroline Eryvall , Omaha ffi !
Samuel Gaaf , Piedmont , Wyo 411
Lena Singer , Omaha. 2J
William Peters , Elkhorn 2-1
AbbieHoycr , Pnpillion 21
You can find cool , well furnished
rooms nt the Glebe hotel , best located
house in Omaha.
"Wyoming oil lands for sale. Claims
of 4t > , SO , to 1GO acres now on the mar
ket. Complete abstracts to game fur
nished. .1. L. LOVJCTT ,
2UO So. Thirteenth St. , Omaha , Nob.
The Only Permanent Ouro For
Dyspepsia , Sick Headache Etc , ,
IS
Jl
1'rloo GOe Box nt nil Druggists.
ElEJtcCrew ,
One of the Most Successful
SPECIALIST ,
In tlio treatment of DipnASKl ot tlio TunnxT ,
LtrMlH , Hr.AIlT , LlVKK , KlUNKVS , EVIJ OUll KAIt.
Dlser.sfciof tlio HIIUN anil N'iuvotis : SVSTUM ,
I'U'ii.Ki'sv and Nrnvous KXIHUSTJON , Afrnst\
HHll UAVAHilll , UltAVKIj , DlseURCS o ! tht ) Hl.AII-
Db.it ana K ECTUII , all Ulsonkra of thu SLXUAI ,
OHUANS.
A cure ouAUANTEtu In all cas3 of TKIVATK
aiul SKIN DiKr.AKL- : ; .
His coiin : are iu : nKAnw : mul PEIIWANKNT.
Tlio most OUSTIKATK CASt.fi VILI.IIINU rupldly
utnU-r his form of treatnieiit.
The iloctor't ) theory Is that no disease should
bo rejrardcil as Incnrubla until the illicasul
organ Is Ocstroyeil ftibtorthan Itcaubo roialicO. |
IToin his years of e.xpurlunco in HOBPITAI. ami
PIIIVATB I'HAcricti , ttic iloctor Isclasit-d among
CONSULTATION FUEK.
Trcatineut by ccrrctipontlence , Snnd stamp
for reply.
Office Bushman Block , ICtW and
Douglas Sts. , Omaha , ob.
SteckPiano
Keagrfcftble for powerful irg r
tliette tone- , pliable action and ate-
oluiB uurabliin > . M y ra' recoriL
JEa beat guarantee ot tli eicoW
jence ot uieit Histruineato.
WOODBRID6EBROS ,
Jt Is tlmcto pntthc
6o// / into their \i1l (
We citn flt
Hy clothes /'or school ]
nnd pluy , nnd with ]
a Itnnilnome suitor
best. "
two pieces for the ,
XDKlll It O II It ,
three jifcrr.t for the
brother.
Mas Kay.'r-Estaljlls'ied 1856-Adolpa Mayor
SIXTEENTH AND FAKNAM STUKKTS.
Ouncrul Ayculs for
STEINWAY ,
GHICKEBIN6 ,
KNABE ,
VOSE & SONS ,
BEHR BROS , ,
and JAS , W , STARR
SA-H-O-S
Story & Clark aid Stioniiipr-Bcll Organs
SPKriAI , PRICKS AND TKKMS.
Write for Cntnoruo. !
THE RAILWAY TIME TABLES ,
OMAHA.
SU1JUUBAN TRAINS.
ItmmlnR bstweon Council IllulT and Albright.
In addition to the stations mentioned , trains
btop at Twentieth and Twenty-fourth streets ,
and at the Summit in Omaba.
Westward.
Knstwnrd.
COUA'OUj IH UFFS.
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Adaily.lt dally except Baturdav : U I3 , tit
undny ; D except Monday ; fiut mull.
OUR STOCK OF SUITS
For Fall and Winter was never more extensive and varied than now. Mens and young
mens Suits have always been the most important part of our business. On the quality
of our Suits and the prices we sold them at , wo have built up our reputation. This
Fall wo have made speoial exertions to eclipse iu this line all our previous efforts and
wo can safely assert , that no choicer exhibition of Suits was ever made. Our stock
comprises all the leading styles and grades of goods. No description of qualities or
naming of prices in this advertisement can do it justice ; wo simply aim that'Every
Suit we sell shall be a walking advertisement for us.
One feature about our suit stock is , we keep only reliable goods ; wo handle no
shoddy or satinett suits. The cheapest suit we sell will be found to bo made of strong
and durable goods. The mate rial is not as fine as in the bettor grades , but it can bo
relied upon to wear well , and the mechanic and laboring man who buys a low and
medium priced suit of us will get as much satisfaction and be as well pleased with his
bargain as those who buy the finer grade goods.
Anotlier feature we want to mention is , that we can fit men of every build , from the
variety of shapes we carry. Wo keep "short and fat , " "long and slim" sizes especially
for customers who have always found it hard to get fitted , and the prices are the same
as for ordinary regular sizes.
Have you seen our O.'c. Cnssinicrc lint ? It xvill do you good to looknt it. You will find soiuo displayed in
our corner window. WtTlmve them in several of the latest shnnc . No hat store sells such a hat for le.s than
§ 2 or § 2.f > 0. Don't think ours is worth less because wo sell it at ! )3c. ) Wo "guarantee" every ono of them , and
our guarantee means just this much : It aCter wearing it you Hud you have not the satisfaction out of. itasyou
expect to get out of a ? 2 hat. or if you can show us any damage or defect , we will give you another hat , or re
fund the money. Is that fair ?
ONE PRICE ONLY.
Cor. i4th and Douglas Streets , Omaha.
Burlington i
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 propsr
It was in advance of all lines in reducing the time of
passenger trains between Omaha and Chicago *
4
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 *
Iqninpn Burlington
lout * .Route
CB.8QRR.
THE CHICAGO AND
STERN
RAILWAY.
Council Bluffs
And Chicago ,
The only rend lo take for DCS Mnlnea , Mnrtlmltnwn
Cednr llaiildi , Clinton , IMion , C'lilmKo , Milwaukee ,
undttlljiulnti Knot. Tu thu people nf Nubraskn Culo-
rude , \VyoiiilnK , Utah , Idaho. Nevad.i , Oregon , \Vaih
lnvtonniiitrallfurnia.lt onvm enperlur
not possible by any other line.
Ainonun few of the numc'rous points of snporlorlty
enjoyed by the patron * ofthl < r ud between Omaha
and Chicago , nro UK three . tralni H day of DAY
UUAt'lIKH , which uro the tlnent that human nrt and
Ingenuity eun ercato. 118 I'ALACK SI.KKl'INd L'AIW
the equal of which cannot ho fuunl eliewhero. At
Council llluirx , the trains of the Union 1'aclrio Ilall.
way connect In union depot vrlth tliuno of tha Chi-
CHKO .V Northwestern Ily. In C'hlciuo tbo train ? of
this line make clone connection with tliosu of ull
other Kastern line * . , . ,
tor Detroit , Olumtmn. Indlnrmiiolli. Cincinnati ,
Nlauara Kails , OuKtln , Tittibiiiv. Toronto. Montreal ,
Iloston. New York , rhllftdclplila , llaltlmoraVa > li-
Inimm , and all poInU In the IJiist. A lc for tickets via
tb °
"NORTHWESTERN"
If you with thu best accommodation. All ticket
nccnt * elltlrkeu via tun line. , , ,
II. HUUHITT. K. I * . WIL = ON ,
Uen'l Manairor. Uon'l 1'iatr Agont.
caicAno , IM.S.
W. N. B AHCOCK , ( icn'l We terh Ageot.
U. U. KIMIIAI.U Ticket Aitent.
U , K. WKsT , City I'assenver AccnU
HOI Farnam Street Omaiia , Nf b.
21.328,050
TansilFs Punch Cigars
wore shipped daring the pait
two years , without a drum
mer iu our employ. Noother
house In tbo world can trutb *
fully make such a ihowint' .
One aceut ( dealt r oiily )
wanted in each town.
RW.TANillUCO.,55 State StCblcaao ,
The largest , fasten and flneet In tlio world.
'HusctiKcr accommodations unezcelleil.
I .Yew York to < Jla zoiv vln locdonili-ri- "
I1KTONIA . . . .Sept. itUtb IKTIIICirlA , Oot20th
OllCAHMA Oct.l'tH i ANClIUltIA , Oct. Zlttl
FEltNLSSIA , . . . .Oct. 13th I
NKW VOIIK TO I.lVKlll'OOI , VIA QUKEV8TOW.V.
The Celi-liraled I l.nrvost nu't flnon TUB- I OCT.inl
Mcani hli > tender rUeanu-r In locr. Jlst
CITV OK UOMKM the World. I
Halnon pawaiio loOJanKow. Derry. Liverpool. Ilolf.nt
orOvGenstowii , I O ar.d upwnntH IKT ( ! la KOw ytc-imi-
rr . fiunnd upwards for < Hr of lloniw. hocond class
KJI. lluturn tlc ct at roduivd ratvn made avallublo
Sorcltlicrruutc , ntruiinK excuralonl'U thn iirlvllotjo
or Beelnu tbo North and Hnutlt of Ireland , tlio HUnrs
MOTKOJ and thu plcture > qu Clydn. Htouravo KO
Anchor Line dnift * payable Jroci of charge , rold Ht
lowest rate * . Kor boon of lourt , tlcVetaor lurthur
Inlormatton auplf to
HENDERSON BEOS. , 72 La Sails St. , Chicago
Ortoanf of our local HiOiits.
EXHAUSTED VITALITY
THE SCIEKCK Or LIFE , the
great Medical Work 1,1 the
og on Manlioo- ] , Nervous nnd
I'iiyslciU Ucbtlltr , I'irmattire
Decline , Error of Youth , anA
the untold mUcrloeonietincnt
thereon , 3X1 pages 8vo , m
Cloth , full B t. on'r ' Cl-OCI , t)1
mall , scaled. Illustrative sitaple free to all youna
and middle aged men. Send now. Tbo Gold and
Jewelled Medal awarded t-j tbo author by the Na
tional Medical Allocation. Addrcit 1 * . O. box
IE83 , Uoiton , Man. , or Pr. Vf. II. PAUKKt , Krad
uatcof Harvard JIedlc lCciege,23yfarn'ir : | ctc !
In Uotton.wbo ntiyte consul ted conflJentlnll/
Spoclaltr , DUcuca Of Mao , omco No. I L'uinacbat ,
K1IPTTJRE
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llurBC'tUltttro-MicKtUIIrlu
Jlrvtttcmtitr. l. UunrantcfdtL *
ocly one In ttin I'oild E > .i.rratli < 2
aecutlnun 9 Klec'rla tt X'Jf/ncMj
. - n . Brio tto.Powerful. Dorailf ,
omfofUc/j M fttfeilra. ATold Iraaila.
Ct httHMU iuVCUTOll'hl/VACAiK AYtTr
PEERLESS DYES
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MEDICALS SURGICAL iNSTITUTE. '
N. W. Cor. 13th & Dodge Sic.
BRA.OE3S ,
APPLIANCES FOR DEFORMITIES AND TRU13E9. ,
3 t facilities , apnnratiK and remedies for suci
rtftfu\ \ treatment or every form of dUcut rcqulll
itig Medical or Sttrcical Treatment.
FIFTY ROOMS FOR PATIENTS. ,
Hoard ami attendance ; best haspll&l accommc *
lUtlonsin tlirwest.
WKITU i OK Cmcni.ARS on HefbmiUIt * an <
Ilraces , Truues , Club Feet , Curvature of thl
Spine , Pilra , Tumors , Cancer , Citirrb , Bronchitis
Inhalxtlon. Electricity , raralytls , Ktiilrpiy , KHj
ney , Bladder , F.ye , ar , bUlu anil Bloou , and ut
Surgical Operations , /
Olseaaea of Women a SpooUt'.y.
IlOOK OH UllIAGIl Or WODIM Fill I.
DHL ? KELIAELE MEDIOAL IH3I1IUTB
Miuma A irzciAJLtr or ,
PRIVATE DISEASES ;
Alt llloo-l Pinnies tucccufully treated. 6yj > hj
llilic I'oisan femOTrd frotn ( lie tytteni witnoul
mercury. New rentoritire ttcalmt nt ( or lu i l
VIU1 1'ower. I'criuns unable ( o viill us may La
tretled at borne by corropondence. All cotaau *
uicallonsconfirlrnlUl. Mcrticliitor Inttrumenls
tct by ojall or ezbreii , securely packed , no
iiutl. tolnuk ' . < : tonlcnts or ncndet. Clue per-
tiinal iulrrrievr prcfcrttd. Call and coniult us or
tntl histoiy clyottr cate , aod we will tend ii
; > lain wrapper , our
BOOK TO MEN , FREE ;
Ujion rrirjt ; , Cptcial or NeiTaus Ultci e < , Itru
votcncy , bypbllli , Gleet and Yallctcele , wltli
V ( tliru till. Addrei *
MtJital unit Ittrgteul
DR. McMENAMY ,
C r.tllhai\4tt < < ii ! ! ! ( . , . OMAHA.NtB. .