OMAHA DAILY BEE RIDAY , OCTOBER 5. 1888.
AT THE STATE UNIVERSITY ,
Appointments Recently Undo by
the Board
SOME CONTEMPLATED CHANGES.
The rcrlotl of Wrnn llrn ; Safely
I'nsscd nml Kvcrytliliiu Airnlu
Uu n nlii K Sinootlily General
and 1'eraonal Notes.
HuiiEAtr or TUB OMAHA. tin , 1
10W 1' STIIEKT ,
T..INCOI.X. Oct . 4. I
The prcfont session of the tx > nrd of
tinivorrilty regents has not boon chnrnc-
torixcd by any remarkable ovunta as
yet. The business has been routlno In
clinrnctor almost wholly. Soiuu of the
committees have made their reports ,
while others are still to bo acted upon.
It : nay bo truly said that insubordina
tion has ceased , and that another period
of university racket lias been safely
passed. Matters are now running
mnoothlj at the state university , and
with the prerogatives the board of re
gents propose to put Into the now chan
cellor's hands , w'noovor ho may bo , will
"bo proof against all future insurrec
tions.
tions.While
While having done nothing rcmnrk-
nblo the board has made the following
appointments of general interest :
Dr. E. G. Warner , chair of political
and economical science ; Prof. V. .1.
Emery , instructor of Latin ; Prof. 13.
Shimek , instructor in zoology ; Ro coo
.Pounu , assistant in botanical laboratory.
These appointments seem to give uni
versal satisfaction.
The tenure of Prof. Bennett's posi
tion has been made indefinite. Heretofore -
fore his election has been made un-
nunlly. It is understood that ho will
hold his position as long as ho gets
along well. Ho now has a vote in fac
ulty meotingH whenever anything come.-i
up relating to the latin department.
' . ' 'lore is u movement on foot to stimu
late the medical department in the
BtaU university. It is understood that
the board of regents look with favor
upon the project , and will bring influ
ences to bear upon the coming btato as-
Eoinbly for the necessary appropriation
to MR'cessfully operate and keep it alive.
Jr. Lowery and other physicians of
the eitv met the board of regents
lust night and held a short
'onforcnco relating to the matter. As
to , usl what was done THE BKK repre
sentative is not informed , but onongh is
known to warra.it , the .statement that
both medical and legal departments
will shortly become ono of the state's
chic' institiiiion of learning.
SIIOKKMVA1T STILI. FASTS.
At ( i o'clock this evening Fred Mick-
cl'Tait closed four of the fifteen days'
fast UIXMI which ho has entered. He is
making his regular run on the Missouri
Pacific between Lincoln and Auburn ,
nnd stands the presnure on a hot lemon-
sulo decoction , which ho takes from four
to six times a day. lie will make an
olTort to do his regular work during the
allotted fifteen days , and thinks that ho
will not be compelled to call
reliof. Ho expects to reduce his
400 pounds avoirdupois , at least one-
eighth , by the ordeal. "Thus far on my
fast , " says Mr. Mlckelwait , "I do not
feel the bad effects I did in my first ef
fort , during the early part of last sum
mer. I will got through all right and
fool the better for it a month later. ' * '
A I'ASTOU'S HKCKPTIOJf.
The late M. E. conference returned
Dr. A. Marino to guide the spiritual
welfare of St. Paul's another year ,
This was according to the expressed
wish of the membership of the charge ,
nnd to attest their appreciation of the
good pastor's worth , ana the esteem in
which ho is held , his people tendered
him a reception last night in the par
lors of the church that was most pleas
ant and happy. Rev. Marine com
mences his second year's work under
the most auspicious circumstances , and
the good people of the church are to bo
congratulated on securing him.
The only cloud that i orshactows the
church is the pew and a > Ui-pcw rental.
This is n bono of contention In the
church , and at this time the breeze
whisporj pretty loud and it may blow
into a church cyclone.
ALMOST A FATAL ACCIDENT.
Shortly after dinner yesterday the
fire alarm sounded. The blaze proved
to bo under the drug store of Nelson ,
130 South Twelfth street , and its source
J a barrel of turpentine. The fire was
soon subdued.
But a catastrophe had happened elso-
vhoro. As the engine from house No.
1 rounded the corner of Eleventh and
N btreets at full speed it was overturned
by a too sharp turn and fell , breaking
the engine , pinning ono man under the
front wheels and throwing another
. against the curbing with such force as
to knock him insensible. The wreck
was cleared up. The men were taken
out nnd conveyed to the engine house
They proved to bo C. W. elites , the
driver , who was so severely kicked
'
Bhort time since , and Ben 'Floyd. The
former suffered a dislocation of the
ankle ; the lattor's loft shoulder was
fractured and dislocated and his ankle
also dislocated. Both mon wore badly
bruised. At last accounts when scon
by the reporter they were resting easily
and thanking their lucky stars it was
no worse.
SUl'UUMK COURT PROCEKDINQS.
Court mot pursuant to adjournment
Richardson vs Doty. Plaintiff or
dered to servo briefs by Saturday next
The following causes were argued and
submitted :
Gillilan vs Kendall. Motion.
Knox vs Williams.
Dunham vs Courtnay.
Wittorvs Hoover.
Lancaster County bank vs Gregory.
Richardson county vs Hull ; error
from the district of said county. Re
versed and remanded. Opinion by Judge
Cobb.
Court adjourned until Tuesday , Octo
ber 9 , at 8:80 : o'clock.when cases from
Second Judicial district placed at fee
of docket will bo called.
DISTHICT COURT CASES.
Two transcripts were filed in the dla
trlut-court yostorduy in cases anpealei'
from a justice's court. They are entitled
titled S. II. McCoy vs Frank Morrisoy
W. II. Kwing also appeals one again *
the game oarty from the same court.
The Chicago , Burlington ft Quiticy
filed yesterday through its attorneys
dismissal of its case against the Missour
Pacific railway company.
CITY NEWS AND NOTKS.
The prohibs are doing their love
best to convert sinners on the corno
of Fourtoenthand P streets. JooCritch
field will hold the fort Friday evening
and call sinners to repentance. Mon
tugno , liowovor , will dulivor an oxhor
tat ion nnd Huckins will sing. Th
meetings arc well attended , and th
jilodgo presented each night is numer
ously higp-ed.
Hon. St. n. K yrnan , of Talmago ,
In Lincoln to-day. Ho says thai the re
publicans of Nemuha county look for a
< cw deal this fall , nnd that Ciiurch ;
ffatfo nnd Tom Majors will bo rebuked
at the pcUa H they attempt to run mat
ters with rt . > lRh n " > d
At tha Sep.
' tembcr there were 387 patients In the
hospital for the Insane mid 389 at the
close. Yesterday another patient was
added , nnd the vag at the police sta
tion , who claims to bo a states
man from New Muxlco on route
to Washington to insist upon the ad-
mib lon of that territory into the union
on equal terms with Dakota , will proba
bly swell the number ono more.
The auditor of public accounts has
registered South Omaha bonds as fol
lows : Funding bonds. $30,000 ; L street
viaduct , &UUOO ! ; O street viaduct ,
W5,000 ; paving , 12.000 ; sewers. SUL',000.
All of these except the first bear in
terest at the rats of 0 per cent and run
twenty years ; optional after five years.
William Scliulz and Miss EMlu Gobi ,
Lunndor Johnston and Miss Lena M.
Eberly , John Nutzol nnd Miss Anna
Luhrs , and Daniel B. Turncy and Miss
Essie V. Jordan were licensed to wed
yesterday by his honor , John Stewart.
A gas engine of the common pattern
has been constructed by Prof. D. B.
Brace , of the university , to run his
mechanical apparatus.
The news of the appointment of Lieu
tenant T. W. Grillith as military in
structor in the state university is re
ceived with enthusiasm by the students
who have maintained their drill alone
thus far. A reception will be given to
Lieutenant Gritlith on his arrival.
Ijir on the Ocean Wave
Indurates the stomach against sea sick
ness , but a single or occasional transit
ncroiH the "illimitable wetness" is pro
ductive of grievous qualms , especially
when it is stormy. Ocean travelers ,
yatchinen , ship surgeons , commercial
buyers sent abroad , voyagers by steam
boat , and all who are occasionally or
frequently called upon to bo where "bil
lows arc buffeted , " should take along
Hosteller's Stomach Bitters , the linoit
known an tdiote for seasicknessmalaria ,
biliousness , and disorders of the stomach
and bowels. Many travelers by rail
road , with delicate stomachs and nerves ,
likewise sullor severely on route. These
will find the bitters surely helpful and
consolatory. Traveling , even in swift ,
steady and commodious steamships and
bumptuoud palace cars , is nol always a
source of unmixed joy and delight , and
the bitters does much to counteract the
discomforts attending it. aggravated by
delicate health. Rheumatism brought
on by dam ] ) weather , kidney troubles
and debility , are effectually relieved by
the bitters.
A Narrow
From Theodore Roosevelt's illustrated
paper on "Frontier Types , " in the Oc
tober Century , wo quote the following
description of ono of his trappers , a
French Canadian : "Onco or twice ho
showed a curious reluctance about al
lowing a man to approach him suddenly
from behind. Altogether his notions
were BO odd thut 1 felt some curiosity to
learn his history. It turned out that ho
had been through a rather uncanny ex
perience the winter before. Ho and
another man hud pone into a remote
basin , or inclosed valley , in the heart of
the mountains , where panic was very
plentiful ; indeed , it was so abundant
that they decided to ptiss the winter
there. Accordingly they put up a log
cabin , working hardand merely lulling
enough meat for their immediate uso.
Just as it was tini.slica winter bpt in with
tremendous snow storms. Going out to
hunt , In the first , lull , they found , to
their consternation , that every head of
game had loft the valley. Not an ani
mal was to bo found therein ; they had
abandoned it for their winter haunts.
They were afraid of trying to break out
through the deep snow drifts , and starv
ation stared them in the face if they staid.
The man that I met had his dog with
him. They put themselves on very
short commons , so as to use up their
flour as slowly as possible , and hunted
unwcariedly , but saw nothing. Soon a
violent quarrel broke out between them.
The other man , a fierce , sullen follow ,
insisted that the dog should bo killoJ ,
but the owner was exceedingly attached
to it , and refused. For a couple of
weoka they spoke no words to each
other , though cooped in the little nar
row pen of logs. Then ono night the
owner of the dog was wakened by the
animal crying out ; the other man had
tried to kill It with his knife , but failed.
The provisions were now almost ex
hausted , and the two men were glaring
ut ouch otho with the rage of maddened ,
ravening hunger. Neither dared to
sloop , for fear that the ether would kill
him. Then the one who owned the dog
at last spoke , nnd proposed that , to give
each other a chance for his life , they
should separate. Ho would take half ( if
the handful of flour that was loft and
start olT to try to got home ; the other
should stay whore ho was ; and if ho
tried to follow the first , ho was warned
that he would bo shot without mercy
A like fate was to bo the j > ortion of the
wanderer if driven to return to the hut.
The arrangement was agreed to and the
two men separated , neither daring to
turn his back while they wore within
ritlo-shot of each other. For two days
the ono who vrent off tolled on with
weary weakness through the snow-drifts.
Late on the second afternoon , as ho
looked back from a high ridge , ho saw
in the far distance a black speck
against the snow , coming along on his
trail. His companion was dojrging his
footsteps. Immediately ho followed his
own trail back a little and lay in am
bush. At dusk his companion came
stealthily up , rillo In hand , peering
cautiously ahead , his drawn face show
ing the starved , eager ferocity of a
wild beast , and the man ho was hunt
ing shot him down exactly as if ho had
been ono. Leaving the body where it
fell , the wanderer continued his jour
ney , the dog staggering' painfully be
hind him. The next evening ho baked
his last cake nnd divided it with the
dog. In the morning , with his bolt
drawn still tighter around his skeleton
body , ho once moro sot out , with appar
ently only a few hours dull misery be
tween him and death. At noon lie
crossed the track of a huge timber-
wolf ; instantly the doff gave tongue ,
and , rallying its strength , ran along the
trail. The man struggled after. At
last his strength gave out and ho sat
down to die ; but while bitting still ,
slowly stiffening with thocoldho heard
the dog baying in the woods. Shaking
off his mortal numbness , ho orawlod
towards the sound , nnd found the wolf
over the body of u deer that ho had just
killed , and keeping the dog from it. At
the approach of the now assailant the
wolf sullenly drew off , and man and dog
toro the raw deor-llesh with hideous
eagerness. It mndo them very sick for
the next twenty-four hours ; but lying
by the carcass for two or three days
they recovered strength. "
An Ofreimlve Breath
is most distressing , not only to the per
son nfllictod if ho has any pride , butte
to those with whom ho comes In contact.
It is a delicate matter to sponk of , but it
has parted not only friends but lovers.
Dad breath and catarrh are inseparable.
Dr. Sngo's Catarrh Remedy cures the
worse cnies , aa thousands can testify.
Iletilstlitc * Constable.
A. f ! . Sorensen icfuscd to bo urrv lud by
Constable Hudson Wednesday night nnd in
the luj lo Unit ensued the officer w.w badly
beaten. Sorcnion va finally overpowered
and taUon to the police nation. Hu will bo
tried at 2 p. in. to-day.
What is more attractive tjian a jirottv
face with n frenh , bright complexion/
For It Is use Pozr.uni's oowdqr.
TIIH EIECTHIO KAlhWAY.
President Kvnrm Tcfltt Something
About Proposed l'rc\eotrt. |
In conversinp with .T T. Evnn * , president
f the Omtihii and Council Ihi ) Its llritlgo
company , the gentleman in re
sponse to a query concerning what bis coin-
> uny proi > oscd to do , replied !
"Wo Intend to make this n great enter
prise to bo operated In the Interests of both
cities. Of course , wo admit that from a busi-
less standpoint , Omaha will bo the more
bcncflttcd. Wo do not contend that we can
meet Omalm prices In every respect , for the
rcntoti that wo huvc not sufllclont homo com-
lotition. Hut on the other hand , wo have
n Council LilutTs the finest residuntceloca- |
tlons of nny spotou this munduno sphere. We
will bo heneflttcd la tlili respect , xvhlch will
counterbalance any falling oft In the other.
Now , our company doi-s not propose to bo
slow In advancing our electric railway be
tween the two cities. Wo have now a land-
intj-pluoo fur pasftcn cr trufllc on this side at
Ninth and Douylas streets , but we intend to
go further.
"At the time the injunction was served
; ipon Dr. Mercer , partial arrangements had
iecti entered into whereby our company win
to have the use of bis track. Wo have also
endeavored to negotiate for n similar fran
chise with the Omaha Horso-Car railway ,
but have not as yet inado any definite ar
rangement. The latter Is our choice , but If
we cannot sccuro the franchise , wo will use
the Mercer system. The charter under
which Mercer Is constructing his lines com-
| iuls him to give the franchise of his track to
nny other company of a llko description , and
that when the principals cannot agree upon
the stipulation , the court must name the
rate.
\t first , I think our company will run
cars up Douglas to Fourteenth , from thence
to Howard street , tlicnco on Howard to
Twelfth and on Twelfth to Douglas. This
will then give us direct connection with the
horse car nnd cable lines , "
"How are you arranged on rapid transit } "
" \Vecaurunourtrains from a slow pace
lo fifteen miles per hour. "
"Have you arranged your rates as yet ? "
"Wo have , for pedestrian and vehicle
travel. " The rules , as given by Mr. Evans
are as follows :
Horse , buggy nnd driver 10
Two horses and driver 15
Pedestrians 0. " >
Faro In electric cars 05
Each individual passenger in vehicle. . . .03
In the driving season Mr. Evans said that
season tickets could bo had at ono fare the
round-trip , and that tmid tickets would bo
good each nvenlng after 0 o'clock. He also
stated that the company would run social
trains , to bo known as church and opera
trains , upon which special rates would bo
given. These trains will bo put in service
between the two cities within u short period
after the formal opening of the highway
across the turbulent Missouri.
Lee CABINS , lacking ele
gance , were yet comfor
table homes. Health and
happiness were found in
thorn. The best of the
simple remedies used arc
given to the world in Wnr-
nor's Log Cabin Remedies
made by Warner of Sato Cure fame.
Regulate the regulator with Warn.or's ,
Log t'abin.Sarsaparilla.
THE NEW CAIJIjE.
That Proposed to be Imld by the
llorHc Car Coinpniiy.
The management of the Omaha Horco
Uailwny company have been expecting fi
engineer , D. .1. Miller , from New York for
some time , but up to yesterday he had notar
rived. It is he who has made the pliins for
the proposed change from the present sys
tern to tha' of a ruble lino. He has ulso
made an estimate of the proposed co t. and
when ho arrives the proposition to build , of
which several have been made , will bo
opened. The plan is that known
as the American , and is now
in operation on Tenth avenue in Now York ,
where , it is claimed , it has been auito suc
cessful. It requires less excavating , may be
built more rapidly , nnd with less expense ,
than the cable system now in use in this and
other cities. A special feature of the system
will bo the use of two cables , ono of which
will lie unused In the tube except in case of
the breaking of the other , when it may bo
readily utilized. The power-house will be
located on the corner of Park and Wool
worth avenues , on the site of Iho present car
bams , and lint on the corner
of Ninth and Fnrnam , as has been
staled. The line will conned with
the bridge motor cars on the former street.
If the season be an open ono there is it prob
ability of a considerable part of the Irack be
ing laid this season , the line to DO changed
being that of Farmun street and Park
avenue. If vyintcr should set in early , how
ever , work will not bo undertaken , but ma
tcrial will bo collected , so that construction
may be commenced early in the spring.
An Important Element
Of the success of Hood's Sarsaparilla is
the fact that every purchaser receives
a fair equivalent for his money. The
familiar head-line "NX ) Doses Ono Del
lar1 stolen by imitators , is original
with and true only of Hood's Samxpar
ilia. Tills can easily bo proven byany
ono who dobires to test the matlor. For
real economy , buy only Hood's
I Sarsaparilla. Sold bv all druggisls.
I Returned Orators.
Hon. W. J. Connell has returned
from a trip to Hlehurdson county. ' 'After
leaving Lincoln , " said the gentleman , "Hon.
John Hush and mysslf visitoJ Falls City and
Dawson , in Uichordson county. At
Dawson a grand rally was hold ,
at which both Mr. Hush and
myself spoke. We had a very pleasant tlmo
and mo' , with n most enthusiastic reception.
The farmers gathered at Dawsou from nil
parts of the county to the number of U,000 to
meet us , and the general expression among
them was one of confidence in the election of
not only the national and state , but the leg
islative ticket also. They all seemed to bo
enthusiastically in favor of protection and
tariff reform as advocated by the repub
lican party. The general expression was
in favor of the cntiro state ticket , and the
opinion is there that It will be elected by
from 15,000 to 25,000 majority. A little later
in the campaign another grand rally will beheld
hold at Fulls City , at which I will probably
speak on Saturday night there will bo n rally
at Elkhorn station , at which Mr. W. P.
Ourley and myself will both speak. "
Everyone who has once used Dr. Hull's
Cough Syrup invariably resorts to it again
for cold , etc.
"When vice prevails and impious inen bear
sway , "
When cuts , sprains , bruises torment all the
day ;
Then ease from pain from care and hurt is
scat
Dy great Salvation Oil , the standard lini
ment.
Hebrew Ijadlca' Sewing Society.
A mooting of special importance will beheld
held at the vestry rooms of the Synagogue
this afternoon at 3 o'clock. This
charitable iuttttutlon bus been in existence
for the put three years and has done much
In mitigating poverty and distress in this
city. The present officers are Mrs. M. Hell-
man , president ; Mrs. F. Adler , vice presi
dent ; Mrs. f. Now , secretary , and Mrs. A.
Newman , treasurer. The attendance of all
members is earnestly requested.
An Absolute Curo.
The OIU01NAL ABIETINE OINTMENT
Is only put up in Urge two ounce tin boxes ,
and Is an absaluto cure for old sores , burns ,
wounds , chapped hands , am ) all skin erup
tions. Will positively care all kinds of piles.
Ask for the ORIGINAL AUIETINK OINT
MENT. Sold by Goodman Drug Co. , at 23
cents per box by mall 30 cents.
\Vonnm Mko Goort Hwlmniera.
' Argonaut : The records of the hu
mane societies on both &idua of the At
lantic show that of late years n fair pro
portion of their inpduU fall to the lot of
girls.
There were gavoral notable Instances
of rescue from drawing last summer by
girls under twenty. Many women are
accomplished swimmers. Tills is but
natural.
As the bouos are naturally lighter
than those of men , nnd their flesh moro
buoyant , they have less dilllculty to
overcome in acquiring the art. Some
ot thorn could float at the first attempt ,
if they could ncqtiiro.tho requisite faith
in the power of , the water to hold
them up.
Swimming \ Very much an art of
faith , for it is gouonilly the cao that
when a person hdliovea sufllciontly in
the buoyancy of the water to trust to it
his precious body , lo ! ho is a swimmer.
There were young girls at Newport last
summer who couid float on the surface
of the ocean with no moro dlfllculty
ban they experienced in lying upon a
&ofii. I'hoy ' could have floated for
lours , if necessary.
Some of the most famous swimming
'eats have boon accomplished by very
, 'oiing women.
It is by copying after nature that man
jets best results. Dr. Jones' Red
31ovcr Tonio is nature's own remedy , is
jiuroly vegetable , can bo taken by the
inoat delicate. Cures all Btonmoh , kid
ney and liver troubles. 60 cents. Good
man Drug Co.
A Htrnnicc Hot on n Hani.
A good story is told of an actor who
ecently paid a visit to Cohoos. Ho
ind but 93 to reach homo and the
thought struck him that if ho could
get some ono to bet with liin } he might
attain the desired amount. Ho entered
n saloon kept by an Irishman , told him
"lis plight , baying ho wanted to make a
bet. "All right. ' ' said the bartender ,
who hud just purchased a ham , "I'll
bet you $1.60 that you can't carry
Ibis ham across the street and
back without laying it down. "
the bet was promptly accepted and the
actor boi/.od tho" ham by the string ,
walked across the street iind back , and
"aid the ham on the floor. "You've
est , " said the Irishman , "you laid it
ilown ; bui hero comes a friend of mine
ind you can got even. " The friend
eadily bit at the bait. Ho seized the
lam , walked acrobS Iho street and back ,
nnd hung the ham on a hook , thus win
ning the stakes. It is not known
whether the actor eas reached his des
tination yet.
Its superior oxrcllon i' proven In millions ot
liome for mor than a quarter of n century. It
is used by the United States Government. En
dorsed hy the hefid-i of the great Universities ns
the htroiiRei.t. pnre nmlmost healthful. Jr.
Price's Uronni Unking Powder docs not contuln
nmmonlii. tltnn or uliiin. SoM only In rans.
PHICK HAKINO POWDKK CO.
New Vork. CuirBgo. St. Louis.
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For Sale by
Goodman Drug Co.
Thomson's Celebrated
GLOVE - FITTING
CORSETS
Nuvint IUB.V :
EQUAL TO PUBS
' ENT MAKE.
Mour. POP in , AK
" THAN EVKU ,
A PEUFEOT FIT
GUARANTEED.
1 Three Lengths
Short , Medium and Ex-
, Twelve Grades.
Highest Awards
, . . . , . , - Granted ,
THE BE8TGOODH AND CHEAPEST
QUAMTY.
FOU SALE EVERYWHERE.
THOMSON , LANQDOH & CO. , NEW YOEE
S01.K MANUKACTUUKB3.
Mention the OoiK'n * lee.
| Bl | O hu given nnlyet
til iiiltftctlou la the
cure of Qcucrrhcca and
Oleet. Ipreectlboltaoa
f < 1 gate ID recommend-
ioff It to all uCTer n.
i.J. STORED , H.D. ,
Doestur , III.
mien , 01.00.
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All PfHSISTENf
Advertising hu always proved
succe ful. Itefort placing nny
Newspaper Advertising consul
LORD & THOMAS.
tauro.
CHICAGO *
GRAND EXTENSION ,
Our store lias again become to small for us , and wo have just completed arrange
ments for additional room. "Wo have leased the adjoining three story building no\r
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 gjve us a separate spacious entrance and largo show windows on
14th street , and when connected with our present store , wo will have the largest Clothing -
ing House west of Chicago.
We had contemplated to take this additional building next spring , but the im i ,
mense increase in our business and the enormous stock wo are getting this season , has
forced us to make immediate arrangements. If
As wo have to give up considerable space of our present store to the workman
during the time alterations are in progress , wo 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 styles. 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.
Ladies'should not fail to visit our boy's department this week. . We have an im
mense stock of Suitsand Overcoats , and we will make special low prices. You can buy
two suits of us for what you wouldhave to pay for ono suit elsewhere.
Nebraska Clothing Company
Cor. i4th and Douglas Streets , Omaha.
Burlingfon Burlington )
* 8niie [ Roufe
, CB&q.R.R. ; -C.B8g.Rl1.
The Burlington takes the l ad.
It was in advance of all lines in developing Nebraska *
It was in advance of at I lines in establishing dining-car
service between Missouri river points and Chicago.
It was in advance of all lines in giving the people of
Omaha and the West a fast mail service.
It was in advance of all lines in running its trains from
the East into Omaha proper.
It was in advance of all lines in reducing the time of
passenger trains between Omaha and Chicago.
It was in advance , and is the only line by which you can
feave Omaha in the morning and arrive in Denver the
vening of the same day.
It has been progressive in the past.
It will lead in the future.
Travel and ship via the Burlington.
Ticket Office , 1223 Farnam Street. Telephone 250.
Depot on Tenth Street.
Burlington Burlington
Roufe
C.B.8QR.R ,
THE CHICAGO " °
MORTH-
WESTERN
W RAILWAY.
Omaha ,
Council Bluffs
And Chicago ,
Tne only roa.l to take ( or IKii Moinet , Manbaltown
Cedar Uaplcli , Cllnum. Dlxon. Chicago. Milwaukee ,
and all points Ka > U To tlm people of NeUralkn Colorado
rado , \ \ jomlnir. Ut.ih , Itlulm , Nurada. Urenuii.V jli-
Inilon nnd CiliKirnia.lt niTcrj superior adrantnxei
not ponlble by nnr other line ,
Amonti * fewer the numerous polnti of > upcrlorltr
enjoyed by tbe patron * of thl < mad between Ooiabn
and Chleaicu. are II * throe tralni n day of DAY
COACIIKS , which nre the nncit that linraan art and
Inxenultr can create. Ita PAI.ACK Sl.KKl'INO OAltS
ibe equal of which cannot b found elsewhere At
Council ninfTi. th trulntof the Union I'artrlc Hull-
way connect in union depot with tbOM of the Chi-
raeo A Northwestern Hy. loChiciwo the trains of
this line make cloie connection with tlioio of all
other Kaitern lines.
Kor Detroit , Culnmb < i > . Indlanapollf , Cincinnati ,
Nlavara Kails , ItutTil" . IMtthuiy , Toronto , Montreal ,
llOJton. New York , I'bllftdelpma , llaltlinoru. Wuu *
Inxton , and ull points In the ast. Ask for tickets rta
" " *
"NORTHWESTERN"
If you wl'h the best accommodation. All ticket
axenti aell ticket * Tla this Hue.
it uuutiirr. K. P. wiuso.v.
Uen'l Manager. Ueo'l t'nti'r ' Agent.
ciiKMnn , H.L8.
W. N. UAIICOCK. ( ieu'l We.terb Agent.
U , K. Kl MM AM , , Ticket Asont.
„ 0r , , WKnT , cuy Passenger Ajent.
HOI Fnrnum Street Oinana , N b.
PENNVnoVAE. WAFERA tn
uoc ululljr UMxl monthly bjrorwr 10,000
-Ladlo * . AruSofe. Kfftctuoland fhotunt
1 Pr box by mall.or at dray/glito , Brolecl
arHculan 3 portage atunpa. Addreai
TUG Eiwuu. CutMicAL Oo , Dnaon , Mica.
for al anilj \ \ tnatl by Goodman
l > rnaCot Omaha. Aieb ,
IUr e' * l < * tro.M ftcnrtlc belt.
ITnsMcombined. Uiiarutctdth *
onlj one In Ui * world inncntlni
acontlaanaa Kltctrio * Magnttw
, . - nl. SclentlHo , Powerful. Durable ,
j , Comtortabta ( aid KfftlT . Avoid fraud * .
9U O er ( > , OOOcorrd. Bond Rump for p oiphlek
_ AI. 0 ELECrtlUU 11ELTH 1TOU tfl KAaKH.
Ol. HORNE. lUVCNTHt 181 WUWI AVE. . CM1OCO.
JOSEPH GILLOTTS
STEEL PENS
COLD MEDAL PAKIS EXPOSITION W .
NOB. 3O3-4O4-I7O-SO4.
THE MOST PEBFECT OP PENS
'ft '
U. S. DEPOSITORY , OMAHA , UEB.
Paid Up Capital $400,000
Surplus . " ) 0,000
II. W. YATKS , Preildent.
LEWIS 8. HEEn. Vice President.
A. K.TOUZAMN , 2nd Vice I'rosldent.
W. II. H. HuailKS , UuUler.
w v. Mouse , JOHN S. Coi.t.tns.
H. W. YATED. LEWIS S. ItKCf ,
A. B. TOU-/AMN.
Banking Office
THE IRON BANK ,
Corner 12th and I'.irnam Sts.
A General llankjiit ; Ilualneas Transacted.
FARM m OMAHA CITY LOANS ,
The Kansas City Investment Co ,
30 Cliumbor of Coiitiuurce ,
OMAHA , Klin.
No delays. All business dune at this office.
FOUNTAIN
FINE CUT . > VND PJULJQ-
_ _ incomparably tn
* t , fastest and flueii in the wurla .
| PaMonjjer accommodation * UQPzcellel !
CIRCAMIA Oct-Mh I ANCnollIA Oct. 27ta
KlIINKHSIA Oct. nth I
KTHIOI'IA. Oct.ajtb I
NEW YORK TO I.IVEIIPOOI VIA Qurrs-'Towx.
Tlie Celebrated I lamest and llnon I'av I OPT. 31(1
hteamslilp t tenner Htcanicr In I
CITV OK HOME. I th World. I
Baleen passage toUlasnoir , l > erry. I Jrurpool. Uelfast
orOueeiiitown , HO and
upwards perGlumiow stuam *
ers , H ) and upwards for City of Uonir. Second-clasi
VO. Itolurn Uckela at reduced rulun made urailable
for cither route , offeiinc excursionist * thecrlrllece
of seeing the North and South of Irelandthe Klrnr !
Mersey and the picturesque Clyde , tttoeragr ! J )
Anchor Line drafts payable free of cliarre , told al
lowest rat s. Kor ) > ook ot tour * , tickets or further
Information apply lo
HENDERSON BEOS. , 72 La Sallo St. , Chicago \
Or to any of our local agents.
Timber Claims ,
' Tree Seeds and Seedlings for Timber Claim * ,
I'rtilt Trees , SinMl Fruits , Ornamentals , Hv r-
greens , etc.
Bend for price Ust-KUKEl Addrej" .
JL > . S. IAIli : , Prop. ,
ShenancJoah , Iowa.
2I. 29,850
Tansill's ' Punch Cigars
' *
Cripctliaput
two . drum'
1010 IV UAOIXC OKVCCIST * .
RW.TANSIU&CO..B5 Stale fil.
PEERLESS DYES" ARE THE UltUOUlSTS. BEST
GOLD t'KN OIVKN A WAV. Particulars fr *
"lYifcHiiir UoMKSTiUD , " y alj , N b.