'
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE ; WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 3i 188&
THE KECRlEY-REAl COSIEST ,
All DlfllcultloE In the Twenty-Fourth
District Amicably Ail jus tod.
DOINGS IN THE LINCOLN COURTS
Tlio _ Wntor I'roMrm nt Ilic Stnto
Capital Tlio I'rwncc Ilnllrontl
Trouble General
and Personal.
LtNCOMf UUHEAU or TIIB OMAHA ncu , 1
1029 i STIIBBT , >
LINCOLN , Oct. 2. )
The difllculty In the Twenty-fourth sena
torial district has been happily settled ,
Since the Fairmont convention matters have
been someuhat warm in both Yorlt and Fillmore -
moro counties , and the outcome did not
augur well for republican success lit the
coming uleclion. At the' convention both
counties presented candidates for nomina
tion to thu stiito Bcnnto and , HtninRe to re-
lute , each county claimed the nomination ol
its limn An uticompronilslni ; spirit reigned
for a time , and a domocratlc sonntor seemed
probable from two of the strongest rcpubli
can counties of the stutu. The York follows ,
however , proposed to rest the settlement 01
the difficulty In the hands of tlio executive
committee of the republican utato central
committee , to which , llnally , the Klllmorc
republicans consented , nnd , accordingly , last
night was fixed for tlio liearlng , the com-
11111100 uh'U'olng to lt us nrbltnitora
In the uvont tlmt Keckley and Heal , the
contestants , would agrco to abide by the
best Judgment nnd decision ot the coin-
tiilttco ,
The case was called at 10 o'clock p , m. ,
Messrs. Hiirlnn , 1'ostnnd Gilbert uppoailiiM
for Senator Krckley mid , lee Fisher and John
llarnby for l' t He.il. The story of the con.
tout IH told lu u few words. The York dele-
gallon , eleven in number , were instructed
for Keckley , and the Fillmore delegation , ton
In number , for Ueal. Unless by purchase ,
or fraud , or mtstako , Keckley must have
been the nominee. After the temporary or
ganlzatton of the convention was made permanent
manont the candidates of the respective
countiuscro nnmcd , and , having dcciilci
upon n secret ballot , the vote cast nhowei
that Heal tecoivcd olnvrn votes and Kcckloj
ten , The York delegation was tlio picture ol
consternation. Wrangling followed ; charge'
of fraud or mistake were made. Attorney
Powers intioduccd u resolution thai
moani reconsideration and the Fillmore
moro delegation bolted the convention ,
First , however , n poll of the York delegation
, was called , and every delegate declared thai
ho had voted for Keclclo.v. This was sunicicii
proof that there was fraud or u mistake
somewhere , and It was the clear souse of the
convention that reconsideration was in order
therefore , u majority of the convention con
tinucd In Hession and Senator Keckloy wa :
declared roiioinlmitcd , having received it ma
Jorlty of the vote.s of the assembly entitlei
to vote. Tito York delegation cutno befori
the committee with the affidavits of clevci
of the delegates stating that condition o
furls us true , and decision was accordingly
rendered in favor of Mr. Keckloy. The entire
tire pioceudings of the convention were li
regular order. There was no dispute whatever
over as to this point. It is believed that tin
adjustment will provo eminently satisfactor ;
nnd that Senator KecKley will bo trlum
phixiitlj re elected.
W VXT TIIIIIII 5IONEV.
The Xefunct insurance company of Lincoln
by Jamert H. MoMurtry , rcccivcrcommencei
suit against the Insurance Company of In
kotu , of Sioux Falls , to day , to recover coir
mission * duo the plaintiff on cancelled poll
cics. It seems that when the Lincoln coin
patty bucnmo insolvent an agreement was en
tcred into with the defendant to take up am
cancel notices running on ttnoxpircd time
nnd allow u commission of 85 per cent. Thcr
has been a radical break In thoagicomcnt
The Dakota company went In on the dc.i
with avidity , took up it largo number of poll
cics but failed to turn over the per cen
agreed upon. Suit is therefore brought t
locovor couiinUslon on divers piemiunis.
Nellie Husklns , administrator of the cstat
of Lyman Haskins , also entered suit thi
morning against the citv of Lincoln , prnyin
for n Judgment of $5,000 , damages against th
city for carelessly leaving thoseweropen hit
which the deceased foil and forfeited his lifi
, - > The petition In usual form u
leges that the sewer was left I
u dangerous condition by the city authorities
and that Mr. Hnskins canto to his death fror
no fault of his own ,
William Leonard alleges that Henry Suller
bach is duo him In tha sum of $100 , nnd nsl :
for Judgment and costs of suit. Williat
Clark Institutes suit against Henry U. an
Ada Hittenhcnder and others for S1'J50 , I
two promissorynotcs.ono of which is secure
by real estate mortgage , and ho seeks sue
relief as equity may domund. L. W. Hilling !
loy also seeks equity relief from John C
nickels , and ho asks the foreclosure of
realty mortgage , its sale and rulinbursemer
to the amount of $1,000. Tna district com
locket has been increased nt a lively ral
.TIN : CITT WATKII PKOIII.EV.
The most serious question , perhaps , tin
over agitated the public in the city of Lu
coin is that of the proper supply of gooi
pure water. For months past the watc
mains have been fed by brine , wholly unl
for family use , and as nauseous us n dose c
modlclno when used to drink. The counc
has boon "cussed fore and aft" for suffcrin
such conditions to exist , and the impressioi
of the traveling publlo hnvo boon nnythlu
but favorable. Hut there is a romccl
now. Joseph Hums submitted n propositlc
to the city council last night that promises
Way out of tlui mm ! . Ho will bond hiiiia ;
to furnish the city with pu.ro water sulllciei
for ovcry purpose r.ml condition , nt Icsi thu
half the present expense. The proposltioi
of general Interest to the public , is as fc
lows
I will supply the city with good , frc1
water for the term of twenty years , furnls
( ng the water and all machinery , materl
nnd labor necessary to deliver the water
the city mains , tlio city paying mo for tl
amo in the following manner , viz : Thoci' '
agreeing to take at least 1.500,000 gallons i
water per day , which 1 will furnish as abo' '
described for the sum of 7 cents per 1,01
gallons for the first 1,500,000 gallons and
ocnts per 1,000 for the next 1,000,000 gulloi
above that amount per day.
1IETWKK.N TWO FIKE3.
H. A. Parker , general manager of tl
nock Island railway company , denies th
tbo order of the state board of transport
lion has been violated at Pnwnoo City , o
eept HO far as It effects the crossing on Hi
ier street. It is further stated that tl
etrcct has boon constructed slnco the coi
plotlon of the road , and the approach to t
crossing complained of Is described as boil
a cut about twelve feet below the surfa
and will necessitate high approaches i
either side to comply with the order of t
board. "To comply with the order , " sa
the superintendent , "will bo to jump frc
the frying pan into the fire. " He stat
that parties nro ouly waiting for compllan
with the order to cciimcnco suit for da
ages , and that the negligence of the compa
la the matter is duo to the fact that in cltli
event the road courts n law suit. It is
curious predicament If this condition oxis
'Which I is the question , and the answer 1s
the hands of the Hock Island railway co
P n.v.
SUPItnMR COUHT I'llOCBEDIXOS.
Court met this morning pursuant to i
$ turn incut.
William L. Hrown , of Cass county was i
Bitted to practice.
KoUman v Hurthing , Otoo county , L
missed utcost of defendant.
The following cases were argued and si
rained
Cass county vs Chicago , Uurllngton
Qulnoy Uallroud county , S. IX r Ci
county.
The Kortlilleld Knife company vs Sha
lolgh.
Loney vs Courtney.
mUDAND IXCOIU'ORVTKn.
Articles of the Sams Jewelry company ,
Omaha , wore tiled with the secretary of at
to-day. The object of the company is
manufacture and deal in jewelry and u
clous stones of all kinds , and will operate
a capital stock of fUOOU ) . The incorporat
are C. U. Uussoll , U. L. Howard and J.
Ebersolo ,
CITV NEW8 AND NOTES.
Senator Keckloy. Editor Sodgwlck t
Judge Harlan of York left far home t
morning at 10:80 : o'clock. Uoforo going tl
pull * ! the litch string of THE HIE lie
Quarters.
A heavy suit was commenced In the i
trict court yesterday afternoon , growing
of the AlBut wreck , kgaiaat U e Chica
Hurllngton ft Qulncy Ilalhvnv company. The
RUit Is brought by Anderson W. Towne , and
h based upon the nccldout that resulted In
the death of Loren A. Towno and wife , the
petitioner alleging that the cause was due to
too rapid running over a track uiadii danger
ous by heavy rains , Thu damaito IK laid at
tli.UOO.
Thomas .1. UIdd , who was Injured some
days ago by falling from a building , died yes
terday afternoon. His funeral took place
to-daj at 3 o'clock from his residence , corner
of Twenty-fourth nnd ( } streets. Jesse Hur-
tier , aged llfty years , also died yesterday
afternoon. His remains were laid In the
church yard to-day at 5 o'clock.
Governor Thaycr leturned from his east
ern trip to-day. Ho says that the election of
Harrison and Morton Is a foregone conclusion ,
The governor will at-onco engage In the state
campaign.
Prepared by n combination , proportion
tion and process peculiar to itclf ,
Hood's Siirsap.ii-illii accomplishes cures
heretofore unknown.
Owncrn ol'Millions.
J. H. Mlllnrd , the banker , has left
for Cincinnati , where he will attend the an
nual convention of bankers from the United
States and Canada. This is the most influ
ential gathering of the year , nnd represents
an amount of capital that would make any
ordinary man turn dU/y. H is Mr. Millnrd's
Intention to Invite them to hold their next
convention in Omaha. There are about four
hundred members of tbo association , and
Mr , Mlllard is of the opinion that nn ocular
demonstration of the vast capabilities of
Omaha , nnd the cnunlly vast resources of the
surrounding country would provo of Incalcu
lable advantage to the city. The executive
committee mot last night , nnd Wednesday
and Thursday will bo devoted to an inter
change of Ideas on banking generally , after
which the convention will adjourn , and Mr.
Mlllatd will proceed to New York on busi
ness.
We hope to reach a million subscrib
ers before tlio end of the year , and this
is how and why.
Tlio price of two car-fare * pays for
September , October , November , Decem
ber. Send ten cents in silver or stamps.
The Ladies' Home Journal and 1'rae-
tical Housekeeper novorwaa published
before a so peed inafri/ine for wives and
daughters for unythiii } , ' like the money.
Tt is the coining million that does it.
We Imvo pushed the half million In
deed wo pas-sod it once before wo tru&t
wo have passed it for good , 400,000 are
permanent yearly subscriptions.
The real' are only ten-cent subscrip
tions. No matter ! What we want is to
let all families know what a , club of u
million can get for half-a-dollar a year.
The October number is on the news
stands six cents. L.\Diib' : HOMK Jot'u-
N.U , , Philadelphia.
No llniso in Conl.
It was announced some time ago that the
price of coal would be raised on the 1st of
October , the raise varying according to the
kind of coal used. The increase in the price ,
it was claimed , was made imperative by the
increase in the cost of transportation be
tween the mines and the Missouri river. The
raise , however , has not taken place. One of
the local dealers mikl it was bccauso of the
Chicago coal exchange , which had recently
held n meeting and decided to continue to
soil nt its old prices. This conclusion was
reached after the reading of a letter from the
secretary of the Anthracite Coal association ,
which staled that the October rates would
remain the same us those for September.
Yes , ho loves you now , 'tis true ,
Lass with c. > es of violet blue ,
Lips as sweet as honey-dew ,
Honny little bride 1
Will he love you as to-duv
When your bloom lias Hod away ,
When your golden locks are gray-
Will his love ixbidul
Yes , if it is the true kind it will sur
vive all the inevitable wastes and
changes of life. But , it Is every
woman's desire and duty to retain , as
long as bho can , the attractions that
made her cliirmintr ; and beloved in
youth. No ono can keep her youthful
bloom or equable tamper if weighed
down and sulTering from female weak
ness and disorders. Dr. Piorco's Fa
vorite Proscription is a remedy for
these troubles. Sold by druggists.
In the Middle of ( lie Street.
The paving of Capitol avenue has necessi
tated the displacement of the old horse car
truck and its replacement by ono of the latest
design. It will bo in the middle of the street ,
or a little to the south of the present line.
Ijlfc nu the Occuu AVtivc
Indurates the stomach against sea sick
ness , but a single or occasional transit
"illimitable wetness" is
across the pro
ductive of grievous qualms , especially
when it is stormy. Ocean traveler ,
yatchmen , ship surgeons , commercial
buyers sent abroad , voyagers by steam
boat , nnd all who are occasionally or
frequently called upon to bo where "bil
lows uro buffeted , " should take along
Hosteller's Stomach Bitters , the finest
known antdioto for seasicknessmalaria ,
biliousness , and disorders of the stomach
and bowels. Many travelers by rail
roadwith delicate .stomachs and nerves ,
likewise sulTcr severely on route. These
will find the bitters surely helpful and
consolatory. Traveling , even in swift ,
steady and commodious steamships and
sumptuous palaeo cars , is not always .1
source of unmixed joy and delight , and
the bitters does much to counteract the
discomforts attending it , aggravated b }
delicate health. Rheumatism brought
on by damp weather , kidney troubles
and debility , are effectually relieved bj
he bitters.
A. New Clinpol.
The corner stone of the new chapel al
Urownell ball , on south Tenth street , will bi
laid this afternoon at 2.30 * o'clock by
Ulshop WortMngton.
Ono small particle in the eye pain
the whole body. Use Warner's Loj
Cabin Extract. It will cure many i
pain.
Opened Yesterday.
The Omnlm Medical college opened yestet
day afternoon for thn season , the tirst lectur
being delivered by Ur. Peebles , of Lincoln
CREAM
BAKING
Its Riiperlor excellence proren in millions (
nomeri for more than a quarter of a century
Is u l by the United States Government. Ei i
don > d by tbnhead ot thu great Unlverxltles t
th utroiigttst , pureit and most healthful , n
l'i Ice's Cream Uatlng 1'owUer doe not coutal
ammonia , lime or alum. 8oM only In cans.
I'lUGB IIAKINfl I'OWUElt C < > .
New Vork , Cuicago. st. I ul
CALIFORNIA !
TUB LAND OP
DISCOVERIES.
tATA
OROVILLECAU
ABIEriNEMETO.oroyii.il.fAU ,
Santa Abio : and : Cat-R-Cure
For Sale by
Goodman Drug Co.
NPREOBDBNTBD ATTRACTION
u
OVKIt A MILLION' DlSTIHllUTlSDl
Louisiana Stale Lottery Company.
Incorporated by the leglslatme of KM" , for I'd-
uciitlomil ami I'lmtltiiblo puruotes. uunlts fnui-
chlun Hindu n puit of the Dli-sent State Cotistltu-
Unit , In 1ST' ' . ' , bv an overwhelming iintmlaroti - .
lt3UIANlVXTUAHUINAHV ! ; DHAWlNHti
take plaro Heml-Anmmlly Mime ami December )
nnd Its (1UAM ) HlNOI.i : Nl'MllP.K UllAW-
INOS take pUce on cuoli of tlitMitluM-tt ii months
In the yi'ur. and ate nil ilr.twn In publli , lit the
Auuleifl ) of Music , Now Oilcan * , La.
"Wo do beieby ceitlfy tlmtve supervise the
nrriimjtfmetitiuriilltliH Mnntlil > iiml Soml An-
titiiil Drawings of I'he Louisiana Stuto l.ott eiy
( 'ompiiny , nnd lu person in mime ntid control
thu lrtultiis : thuniM-lves , and tb.it the imo
are londncteil with hona ty , fuIini'Mi , ntid In
Kood faith tow aid all pintle- . , and we uuthniira
tha company to use this ceitlllnitf , with f.ic >
bltuili'i of our sljimttuea attached , lu Its advor-
tUuinentb "
COMMISSIONERS.
We. thoundsrslcned Hanks and Hankers , will
nay all Prl/.os drawn In The I.ouislanu State
iKitterlus which may oo presented at our count
ter.i :
It. M. WAI.MSr.r.V. Pros. rouUlana Nut. Hank ,
1'IKHHK l.ANAUX , 1'res. State Nat'l Hunk.
A. HAI.DVVIN , I'rcs. New Ol leans Nat'l llnnk.
UAH Li KOHN , I'ro-i. I'nlon National Hank.
GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING ,
n the Acndmnv of Music. Now Or-
li-niiF , TiiCHllny , Oct. Oth , 1NHH.
CAPITAL PRIZE , $300,000 ,
100,000 Tickets at Twenty Dollars each.
Halves $10 ; Quarters , $5 ; Tenths , $2 ; Twoa-
ieths $1.
I.tST OK IMtt7.CS.
1 IMtl/.K OP J.H 0.0.0 Is
1 PHIZK OK lOt.OUHs
I I'HI/.K OP .rXKWls ) (
1 PUI/U OK B. ' , rtOU )
a PUIXHSOP lO.O'O ' lire
fi PH1/KS OP 5,000 are
2u 1'ltr/KH OK 1,000 are " > , ( ioc
100 PIll/.ES OK 5 l ar ? &O.OUU
lee i'iir/.is : oi' iWJ are liO.OO )
500 PHIZES OK 1Xt are 10UJOO (
APPUOXIMA1ION IMUZi- : * .
100 Prizes ot J.VHI are fiOnoo
1U1 do aniaro iiO.OOO
100 do SOOare 20.00U
TKHMINAL I'lU/KS.
9OT do lOOaro 'AOOQ
Vfi do lOOare
3.13J Prizes , amounting to . JI,051hOO
NOTK.TlcVels drawing Cupltnl I'rltoi urouoton'
tlttoU to ttirmlnHl prlzci.
IVVuu Oi mi UATLS. or any further Information
de lrcd , wrltn leKiM to the unilerMttiicri , clcarlji
vtutluK TOUT rcsidencu.wilh Htutrt. (1oiinly. Mroet nnd
number. Moro niplil return mall Udivur/ will be n
( .uruil hT your cnclolntf au envcloite UuariiiK youi
full ntiarpso
Honil IIWTAIj NOTKS , KipriM ? Money Onion , ol
New York KicliRimo In ordliuiry li-ttur , Currency b )
pre-M ( tit our cx | > cn'el n > tiru pi1
' ' ' '
OrM. A. nAUPIIIN , uw o'rliuni , L > n.
VVuahlniitoii , I ) . C.
Address Registered Letters to
NB\V Olll.KANS NAT1ONAI , HANK ,
l That the iiroonco of Ooit
v iTJls lloauruKurd ivni
Uurly , who urn Inilmriio ut the ilriinlnu | i H uuar
aiitcti ot ttbsululu iHlrnuai nn I liilDKritf , thai tlie
clumoci nro all oini.il , iinj Hint no one cull ) u ) ilbli
dlTlnu wlml nniubcr will druir a prl/o.
"IlKMK.Mlllilt , alHO.ttmt tbo pnrment of prlios I
OUAKANTKKI ) HV I1)UII ) NA'llONAIi 1 A. K OI
Nu\v Orluiinn , nnil the llckclx uro ni tied by thu Prva
Idrnl ot nn linutulloii whintj cliarlero.1 rights tin
reconulM'il In tbo highest courts ; tlicrofore , be wan
not Imitation : ) or auonrmuiM scheiuo' . '
Thomson's Celebrated
GLOVE - FITTINI
CORSETS
HAVE NHVKll 11KKI
IHJUAf , TO 1'ltES
KNT MAK1C.
MO HE POPUljAl
THAN EVKK.
A 1'KHFECT VII
Three Lengths
Short , Medium anil Ex
trn Long ,
Twelve Grades.
Highest Award *
Granted.
THE DEBT GOODS AND
FOR SALE EVERYWHERE.
THOMSON , LA1IQDON & CO. , NEW YOKE
SOI.K MANUFACTUHKM.
Mention tbe Omiba dee.
SteckPianc
jtemtrto'bl * tot powerful Tn > P
thotic tono. pliable action and > l >
Soi U curability , ty y ar ' rf cori ,
Cui bait guarant ot th xc >
Knee ot tnea tn > trum nto.
WOODBRIDGEBROS ,
JDQIOIOUI AND PERSISTS
AdvortlBlng bai always | > t > voi
successful. Before placing nn ]
Newspaper Advertising coaiu )
LORD fc THOMAt ,
iDTKBTUUO 10KUS ,
U I * ttt IU 4li > btttit. CHICAGO
IT. J. ,
Surgion and Physician ,
Office N. W Corner Utb and UouglaiSt. Offlc
Uliphoue , Kit UMideuc * talapUaas , CU.
Who U Wr.AUl NKRVOL'N. 1 > F.IIMTA *
TKI > , wholnht FOMTt.n.imiVOIlAN 'r
ba < THirLKII nwar hit VIGOR of IIOI > Y ,
B1NI > and MA9fIOOD.cau > lti oxhotntlni
dralni upon the rOUNTAINN of LIFT ,
IIKADACHB. RACKACHE , Dreadftil
Drwim * . WRAK1KBNN of Memory , HASH.
rUI.NEMI ID 30CIKTY , I'INPl.KN upon
Uie FACE , and all the KFrEt'TM lendliiK to
EAK1/T DEilAY and nerhacf C'ONNVM1 > .
VJOTt or INHAKITT , JhoulS coniult Rl oiico
Itjo GKLEnilA.TEO tr. Clarke , Kftabllsliod
1861. Et Clarke hu mad * NEnTOVN HE-
VULITY. CHKOKIC ) and nil uncoil nf
Uie UBIfITO UUINAKY Organs a Llfo
§ ! < ! ? . It make * RO ttlUerance WHAT you
SAT * Uk n or WIIO bu failed .ouro you
-rBIIAIjEXiufrertnRfnimdljionieap cu <
Uar to their MX can eoniult with tbe insurance
f ipeedr relief and cure. Send 2 cento poataga
for work * on your dUeaies.
* -Oend 4 cenU posURO for Colcbrntrd
Wark * on Cbronlc. NITYOUS and Doll.
! ) " > Ifiieases. Consultation , penonaL'y ' or by
teuet , frer. Consult the old llorlot- .
Tboninndi curert. Offlceiand pnrlora
yrtTHto. * J-Tho o contemplating Marrlaeo
tend for Dr. Clnrko'a celebrated guide
Knlo and Frmalr. eaci 15c. , botli 25c ,
OitmM ) . Ileforc confldlns your co e , con ult
Dr. CI.AHK E. A friendly letter or call rnny
WTO future nuffcrlngand ibnmo , and cdd KoMeu
yean to life , * r-Book Llfrfccrct ( ) Er.
von > , " 60o. ( itampa ) . Medicine and wrltltiKa
tout everywhere , nrcure from 1K | > ai > r .
Hours , 8 to 8 : Bynday * , U tn V2. Addri'SS ,
F. D. OLAASE , M. D.
100 so. caarfe a& > eiiioAao. ILL.
GOLD MEDAL , PARIS , 1878.
BAKER'S
Warranted nliiohtti fj/ ; > nro
Coena , from which the excess ot
Oil 1ms been removed It h is three
timti tht strength of L'nron lulled
with Starch , Arrowroot or Sugar ,
and Is llicn tore far inoro < conoml-
cal , eotliny lei ) titan one cent a
cup. It Is ( U'llcioiu , nourishing ,
Btringtlipnlng , easily digested , and
admirably adapted for InvnlMn M
well as for itorsoiin In health
SolJ b ) Grocer * vidrjrnlicre.
W , BAKER & CO , Dorchester , Mass.
21.629,850
TansilPs Punch Cigars
wore shipped during tun paat
two i ears , without , n drum
mer in our miiptovt No other
house In the world can truth
fully make snch a ahowhiK.
Olio asfout ( dealer only )
wanted luonoh town
SOLD BY LEAOINC DRUGGISTS.
, W.TANSILL&OO..S5Sta 3St.Chir.3ac
A Great Medical Work for Young and
Middls-Aged Hen.
New Edition , Revised and Enlaced ,
[ MOWIHYSELF ,
\ouniz and mldiAo acsd mon who are ufrorltiK
from the Indiviptluns of. > outh , Kihaimti'd Mliillty
crvotn and I'liyslqal lability , I'nra.itiiii ! Dee liiw
Ac. , and llin thnunnild niilold nil rrlos
. ri' o 'L''fpC"ff'f-1' ' ! ' ! ! | . th ° ' tcst
Therti In no nuMiihor of '
oncucif Life will not 1)0 , , . , ,
Biurillim , Instructor or cloutym i
GRAND EXTENSION ,
Our store lias again become to small for us , and wo have just completed arrange
ments for additional room. We have leased the adjoining three story building uow
occupied by Robert Purvis. This building will bo immediately altered and fixed up for
our use , and wo expect to have the same ready for occupancy by the middle of October.
The new addition will give us a separate spacious entrance and largo show windows on
14th street , and when connected with our present store , wo will have the largest Cloth
ing House west of Chicago.
We had contemplated to take this additional building next spring , but the im
mense increase in our business and the enormous stock wo are getting this season , has
forced us to make immediate arrangements.
As we have to give up considerable spaed of our present store to the workmen
during the time alterations are in progress , we will bo very much crowded and have
decided to unload such goods , which are mainly in demand now and can bo moved
quick.
Underwear is one of the departments , which requires more room than others ; we
have an immense variety , all new and this season's stylos. Wo have always been head
quarters for these goods ; no other house ever attempted to compete with us. In order
to move a good share of our stock within the next few days , we have now put prices on
them which will make it a big inducement for anybody to lay in his seasons supply.
Hats are going fast enough , but they too , take up so much room. Wo want them
to go still faster and the prices are made in accordance.
' ' this week. Wo have an immense
Ladies' should not fail to visit our boy's department
mense stock of Suilsand Overcoats , and we will make special low prices. You can buy
two suits of us for what you wouldhave to pay for one suit elsewhere.
Company
Cor. i4th and Douglas Streets , Omaha.
DH. B. C. WKST'B NERVR AJTO nntii *
MBNT , Rgn rant ed Bnecltlc for Hystorla , Ulr.zl.
aess. Convulsions , Kits , Nervous Neuralsla ,
Ueadixctie , Nervous Prostration , caused by tha
use of alcohol or tobacco.Valcefuluesn. . Mental
Doprnsilou. Softening of the Hr.-xln , resulting In
Inaantty. and l aillni { to misery , decay and
death. Premature Old Ase , Darrannoas , Loss ot
Tower In cither ser. Involuntary I.nssey and
Bpermatorhcpa caused l > y ovor-exortlon of the
brain. Rclf-nbuso or ovcr-ltuUUttence. Koch hot
contains ODB month's treatment. tl.CW n box , or
elx boxoa for K.OO , B ut by mall prepaid on re-
celiit of price.
WK GCARAWTBK BIX BOXRS
To cure any case. With each order received byes
os for six boxes , accompanied with 16.00 , we
trill Fend the purchaser our written guarantee
to iflfimd the money It the treatment does not
ffcct a cure Guarantocs Issued only by C. F.
GOODMAN , Druaclst , Solo Agent , 1110 Tarnaia
Urnrt. Omaha. *
FOUNTAIN"
CUT F-LT.IQ-
Incomoarablv t Bust.
The lareCDl. ( astctt and Uneit In the world
'naseuKor accomniudatlons unoxcelloil.
New TorkloiWl uo\vvli I oadonili-rrTT
Ocl.Cth I ANClloitlA Oct. 27th
KiismsM , . . Oct. llth I
BIIIIOI'IA , Oct SUUi I
Nit YOHICTO Mvi ni'oot , VIA Qtri.FSTOWK ,
Tlio I'el.'lmitoil t nnil Illieit 1'as I ( XT. .Irit
tcr htcimcr la I Ocr. 31st
CITV OK HOMK. the World. I
fuloun toila ( iow , IWrry. l.lverponl. Belfast
orQuommnwu. KO and upwards per ( ilinu'Oiv
ort. Si-Oixiid upwards for City of Homo , hocondclaM
CIO. Itotiirn UcKol" " ul ritdurad niton madu aviillablo
forcltlipr rnuin. nfTitnnu I'xciirilnnlKtt the nrUllBHO
nt si'diik' tlio North and South of Irelnnd.thu lllver *
Mcr oy and Ilia plcturoiqup C'lydn btucriiKO KO
Anchor I.lnodntfti paynblo free of cli iruo , > old at
i Iuwi > stratp3 For book of lours , tlckuuor further
' Inforniallnn apply to
HENDERSON BROS. , 72 La Salle St. , Chioasa
Or to any of our loc'il iisonla.
JOSEPH ci nuns
STEEL PENS
GOLD MEDAL PARIS EXPOSITION 1S73 ,
Hos. 3O3-4O4-I7O-0O4.
THE MOST PERFECT OP PENS.
State Line.
To ( { lavgo\v , ! U > lfivs ( , uml Liverpool
From New York Every Tuesday ,
Cabin imHsago S3" and W ) . according to location
ot state toom. IXcnrxlon Wi to $00.
Steetaire to and front Hut ops nt Iowe.it Rates.
AUSTIN IIAhDWIN & ' < > . . Clen'l A gouts ,
r.l Hroaaway , Now York.
JOHN IILEQKN. Oen'l Western Agent ,
104 Itandoltili St. , Chicago.
IIAIIHY P. . MOOHR8. Agent , Omaha.
llcducud Cabin llsites to C'llasjjow Ex
hibition.
BleGhns given nnlrer
nal BRtUtactlon la tha
cure of aojfrhoca cod
( llect. I proscribe It.inO
feel sale In rt.'ouiracnJ-
Ine U to nil anfTerer * .
i.J.STOXCBa.D. ,
Ooeatur , III.
PRICE. 01.00.
Trtd Bold by
RUPTTTRIB
ipoiltltmr t'lirodiiylo l r Crlr.
Jl'rui'.combfned ' ! Uuattnte tth
only ono la tli world mneratlDa
ocontlnuom Rlntrto < p JfamirtM
inM"53 < fiS5aiVST0AyS5& ?
lvLIITO . AVE. .
! Jie sfJl.rf < Trt : ° f & i < ir.s < that a merchant striven to gain , he must first obtain the implicit ron-
, , * " . " ' / " ; Il * " norttsinmttcr ( ax till business men arc tnvarc ) to accoHipltth this niflicnlt taslc.
is an isolated case where it ncntrn Jtidohij / a
STRICTLY HONORABLE BUSINESS ,
MISFIT AND UNCALLED-FOR GARMENTS
At a very nominal Jlyurc , and below we quote prices for these aomls which will induce the most inveterate
bdryatn seeker to investiyate.
Fall and Winter Suits
Correct Styles , Elegantly Made and Trimmed.
$9.50 buys a Seymour Sack Suit , which was made to order for S20.
11.50 buys n Ono- Button Sack Suit , which was made to order for $22.
H5 1)uyfl a Straight-Cut Suck Suit , which was made to order for 823.
It5.no buys a Railroad Sack Suit , which was made to order for $150.
2000 buys a Four-Button Cutaway Suit , which was made to order for $40.
' b ys a Ono-Button Cutaway Suit , which was made to order for f 50.
ys a Hnnnockburn Cheviot , frock or sack , which was made to order for SfiO.
buys a Crepe Worstodim. ( ) 4-Huttou Cutaway , which was made to order for s65.
AND THEY ABE DANDIES.
$18.00 buys n casaimerc Prince Albert Suit which was mudo to order for * 37.
22.50 buys a Cheviot Prinqo Albert Suit , which was made to order for $45.
25.50 buys a Corkscrew Prince Albert Suit , which was made to order for $50.
80 00 buys a Nobby Pin Chock , light color , which was made to order for $60.
35.00 buys an iraportedWonstorl , satin lined , which was made to order for $70.
40,00 buys a Clay Worsted , silk lined , which was made to order for $80.
FALL AND WINTER OVERCOATS , Beauties from $8 up ,
A nobby and complete line of Pantaloons from $ ti.7G tolO. All alteratlonsto improve aflt done free of charge
MJSFIT CLOTHING PARLORS
1119 FARNAM STREET. 1119
Three Doors Eastofizth Street ,
Omaha , Neb. Mail Orders Promptly Attended to