THE OMAHA DAILY BEE ; SATURDAY. OOTOBEK 6. 1883 ,
THEY BOTH WANT THE CHILD
A Slrajigo Oaso on Trial In the Lnn-
cactor Courts.
AFFAIRS AT THE UNIVERSITY.
Newman nt ilio Cn | ltnl An
D Alli-Rod Artcdlan Well Gen-
crttl nnil Personal Notes
nnil Gossip.
LIXCOI.K DurtEAti or THE OMAHA Hen , )
KM ) 1 STIIKKT , V
LINCOLN. Oct. 5. I
There was something of n BCOIIO In the
county court room when Judge Stewart
hcnril the uppllciitinn for the appointment of
ix guardian of Uichanl SuunJers , the little
foiir-.vcar-old boy who hni been hustled nbout
In the Lmiuantur county courts during the
( taut two or three days , It will be remem
bered that Ous Sntindcrn nocurcd possession
of the ohlld by gix'lng bond for hit nppcur-
nnce i't the cotnmnnd of the court In the sum
of $500 , and that subsequently Mary Clark , a
Well known profltltuta of the cty | , undertook
to counter Otis' deal on a writ of habeas
corpus obtained from the district court , and
that It missed llro by Mary's failure to In
demnify the sheriff for the service. Yester
day the case was tried In Justice Crocker's
court , Mary having charged Ous with kid-
iiappingtho child , but on it hearing the court
promptly dismissed the case. Mary claims
that Ous Is her lawfully Wedded
husband. Ous repudiates the Claim , but
judging from the testimony It looks to the
man up a tree as though they have been liv
ing together as such. The child has been n
special charge. IJoth Out and Mary cared
and provided for him. The bearing of the
\vonmn in the t'onrt soon indicated Unit she
liad become deeply attached to the llttlo
fellow. She told her story amidst sobs and
tears , and they certainly came from a deeply
Wounded heart , The testimony adduced bids
to show that Ous anil Mary have lived to
gether for the past four years , and limb when
Klchard was a babe they took him from the
dying urtns of some frail mother and slnco
then have fe < l. clothed and cared for him ,
Htittlio lifoof sinful lova ramo to an end.
Ous and Mary quarreled , culled each other
hard names and hurled lamps , dishes and
other articles at each other indiscriminately ,
f
nnd finally they concluded to di
vide worldly possessions and sop-
nratc. Hut the boy suddenly became a
bone of contention. Mary assorted that she
was abundantly able to provide for him In
every way. Ous , however , had a different
Idea and secured possession of the child as
stated above. Ho sates that the woman is
not a lit guardian and asks that the court ap
point one. Ho allege * that Mary gets drunk
and raises caln and would abuse so sacred a
trust. It is understood that .ludgo Crocker
luis consented to talco the child and care for
him as his own , and the future welfare of
the little fellow , It Is alleged , alone is sought.
Tlio dti/cna of Lincoln in any way connected
With the case say that neither the man nor
woman are flt to havd the cnro o < the child.
\Vhat the court will do remains to bo seen.
At tills hour the case is being hotly contested
nnd will probably hang fire dnring
the entire afternoon. The lawyers
seem to fear that the ground
work is being laid for the criminal prosecu
tion of their respective clients. It Is a notorious
rious fact that the couple have lived together
( luring the past six yoais as husband and
wife , or at least It has been so understood.
Iticlmrd is a bright little boy and under
proper surroundings may become a useful
umnv "It is the clear July of the court , "
said a prominent cltl/rn this afternoon , "to
take the child wholly from the inllucnce of
cither Ous or Mary , and in that event Judge
Crocker's guardianship will be denied ,
THE t'N'IVKIlSITV Mr.ntCVt. COI.l.ROB.
It is stated upon reliable authority that a
special effort will be made by the board of
regents to secure a sufficient appropriation to
insure the reinstatement of the medical de
partment of the state university. THe medi
cal fraternities of Lincoln and Omaha will
co-operato with the board to this end. Dur
ing the session of the board , which closed
yesterday , as Tin : UKE intimated this mornIng -
Ing , a conference was held with the board ,
which waft attended by Dr. Lowery and
other physicians of Lincoln , and , it leaks out
to-day , by Dr. Moore , of Omaha , also. On
the part of the Omaha medical college Dr.
ftlooro stated that if a sufficient appropriation
t could bo secured to properly sustain the cell -
l go as a department in the state university ,
the Omaha college would be disbanded In its
faVor , and that the faculty tnero would
heartily give every possible nUl
for ita success and perpetuity. ' Thii
proposition , " . the doctor said , "Is
niodo because wo have outgrown oui
present quarters and must get down deer
into our pockets and erect a new college
building and make other heavy expenditures ,
nnxl wedo not fcol able or called upon to dc
thla. And , above all , wo1 feel that one good
medical college in the state is much bottei
than two or more poor ones. But the Onmlir
school will continue to live and operate until
this proposition Is acted upon in such a manner
nor as will insure the success of tho- depart
tncnt In the statn university. A suftlciont
Appropriation and a competent faculty atone
can give such assurance. "
uxDEunmi * WON nia HOME.
Bishop Nawman. of the Methodist Episco
pal church , has been in Lincoln sinc <
Wednesday evening. He is accompanied bj
lite wife , unit they are pleasantly situated a' '
lion , T. J. InihofT' * cosy home , whore thej
will rest and recruit for a few days. At ar
curly hour this afternoon THIS UKK corro
spondcnt called upon him and received i
most cordial greeting. To the qucs
tion , Have you yet decided when
you will inakn your episcopal resIdence
Idonco I the bishop said :
"I am undecided ; I shall loc.tto where
can do Methodism the mostgopd. It will matter
tor but llttlo whore that shall be , for I wil
not bo at homo more than three months ou
of any ono year. My work will bo largely it
conference fields , nnd my home will b
chosen with that end in sight. Before mall
ing decision on so important a matter I shal
two to look the field over very carefully
his will take some little time , and I shal
rot hurry. During the present month I shal
travel over the tuto considerably , and whoi
,1 have done so I can decide upon the matte
moro intelligently than now. But I shal
locate whcrcr I cim do my people the mos
good and reach them best. "
AX AI.I.KOEU AKTKSUN WULI , .
The citizens of Lincoln are n credulou
people. They now bank" on the discovery o
a genuine artesian well. This may or ma
not bo true , but a strata nf water has bee
reached across the Antelope that llowe
forty-livo gallons pur minute for over twolvi
hours. The fact , however , tlknt the wnto
upply weakened within a day argues again ?
the flow being continuous. It is said that th
water of the well Is puns and soft , nnd thii
if the vein will hold out thu water quostlo
is settled In Lincoln for all time. Burn :
proposition may yet have to go begging.
CUV NKWS AND NOTHS.
The state officials are nearly all off o
Junketing tours. This is especially true c
the candidates for re-election.
Patrick Kgan and I'rof. H. W. Cnldwo
are wrangling on the tariff question in hhtoi
through the column of the Call. This contn
vorsy promUes to become interesting.
Dry bone * in political circles will shake i
Ba soon as the executive committee mco
ngaiii. The expose of the campaign fut
call of the committee will bo hauled over tl
coals. An interesting story is about to 1
exploded.
General Van Wyck returned from Oi
to-day , whore ho Attended the county fal
lie addressed a largo concourse of people <
the grounds , and reports a grand time. Tl
general says that the boys are doing goi
Work In the harness all along the line.
Joe Critchrteld Is m the city. Ho wilt tc
the story of his conversion at the prohlt
lent to-night. Thesu meetings are said to '
nn all-around circus , and some of the o
soaks Und it good to have been there.
Fred Mickelwalt Is on th fifth day of t
fast. Ho had reduced bU tlesh 10 } { poun
last night Ho clings to his decoction of h
leinonaue , and says that ho expects to
Sixty rounds lighter at the clew of the f
teen days.
_ _
Distress after onting , heartburn , sic
licuilixche and indigestion are cured 1
flood's SarsnpnriUa. It creates n got
appetite. _ _
\Vli t It CoiitB to Make Ktioe * .
Urndstreot's : For comparlton wl
the European products In the matter
coat of labor Mr. Sehoonhof took for
Btnmlnril Indies' button boots of first
cjuiility , manufactured lit Lynn , Mass.
Ills sninnlca wore universally praised in
Kuropo for their workmanship mid np-
penruticoi From the information given
to Mr. Shoonhof it appears that the cost
of the labor in turning out a pair of
fluoh goods in Lynn luJlG cents. For the
labor employed in making Bhoos of the
same description there is paid in Frank
fort ol cents , in Uerlln 57 cents , in
Vlonna71 ccnU , in Stafford 031 cents
nnd in Leicester 01 cunts. Taking the
American cost again as a bawls , the la
bor cost in Frankfort is 74 per cent
greater than in Lynn , in Itorliu S3 per
cents greater , in Vienna 1011 per cent
greater , in Stafford 8- per cent greater
and in Leicester Hi ? per cent Creator.
Hut on account of their superior skill ,
greater adaptability , moro complolo
machinery and moro active vital force ,
duo to their better utibslstoncc , etc. ,
the weekly earnings of men and women
In the American Hhops are very muoli
greater than abroad.
Yes , ho loves you now , 'tis trua ,
Lass with o.cs . of viulet blue ,
Lips as sweet as honey-dew ,
Bonny little bridel
Will ho love you as to-day
When your bloom has fled away ,
When your golden locks are gray-
Will Ills love abide'
Yes , if it is the true kind It will stn-
vlvo nil the inevitable wastes and
changes of life. But , it is every
woman's desire nnu duty to retain , as
long as she can , the attractions that
made her charming and beloved in
youth. No ono can keep her youthful
bloom or equable temper if weighed
down and sulforlng from female weak
ness and disorders. Or. Plerco's Favorite -
vorito Prescription is a remedy for
these troubles. Sold by druggists.
A IlcMir Story.
Hnrrlsburg Telegraph : Sergeant
James Morgan , of San Carlos , Arizona
Territory , writes the Telegraph , under
date of September 5 , of a light a former
Harrinburger had vith u big black boar.
Sergeant Morgan says : "A little inci
dent happoiiodnoar hero which I think
worthy of notice. Corporal William P.
Battle , of Troop IITenth cavalr.ywhilo
out hunting on the lilstof August , Imp-
poiicd upon a huge black bear. Cor
poral Battle is as good an average shot
w the United States army affords , hav
ing boon for live years a marksman and
sharpshooter. liis first shot at the boar
was at a distance of 150 yards , striking
the shoulder of the animal. Bruin
never stopped in his advance , nor did
Battle retreat. Aiming carefully and
steadily , ho continued to fire on the en
raged bear until seventeen shots were
pumped into him , every shot taking
effect. On the last shot Air. Bruin had
advanced to within three yards of Bat
tle , who took good aim and hit him in
the mouth , killing him. The bear had
three shots in the head , two in the
mouth and ono in the cyo. Corporal
Battle , I learn , was formerly of Harrisburg -
burg , I'll.
Persons intending to purchase furs
for the coming season will lind it to
their advantage to look at my samples ,
I will bo nt the Millard hotel between
the hours of 11 in the morning nnd 5:30 :
in the afternoon. O. S. l-'AWKNKtt ,
With Mathony , Huynio & Co. , St.
Paul , Minn. , manufacturing furiora
Killed by nn Kaile.
A Wichita , Kan. , special says that the
baby of a farmer , William Boattle , who
lives on the Ciinmiinon river north of
the territory line , was carried off by an
englo. Boattle wont to work in the
morning leaving in his dugout his two
children , ono five years old and a baby
oged two months. About noon Beattto
returned homo and found his girl in
tears. She said she had taken the baby
into the yard and left it while she went
into the house. In a , few minutes she
heard n cry and looking out saw the
baby "Hying away , " as * hoexpressed it.
The father know at once that an eagle
had visited his homo and summoned his
neighbors to the wooded banks of the
river , for which the eagle had made.
In about an hour the sound of a shot
summoned the searchers together. Ono
of the men had found the caglo and was
engaged In a deadly conlliet with it.
Ho had emptied his gun nt the big bird
and broken a wing and was using his
gun as a club when reinforcements ar
rived. The eagle Muttered into the
bush , and then the father saw his infant
dead , the body horribly lacerated and
part gone.
An Absolute Cum.
The OU1O1NAL ABIETINB OINTMENT
Is only put up In large two ounce tin boxes ,
and is an absolute cure for old sores , burns ,
wounds , chapped hands , and all skin erup
tions. Will posit ivelv care all kinds of piles.
Ask for the ORIGINAL ABIETINE OINT
MENT. Sold by Goodman Drug Co. , at 23
centa per box by roaH 30 cents.
Charged Him Kxtrn.
Detroit BYee Press : Uusonborry Hung
himself into 11 chair and the barber soon
had his face covered with lather. lie
was in u , garrulous mood ; wo mean
Uusonborry was not the barber.
His tongue wagged incessantly. Ho
covered every topic of the war. The
barber couldn't got u word in edgewise.
Ho didn't ' oven try. He said "yep"
once or twice , but so crisply that it
sounded hko dropping silver half dollars
lars into the brush mug.
"How much is it ? " Dusonberry asked ,
as ho thrust his hand into his pocket.
"Ono dollar , " replied the barber.
"Great horn spoon ! " exclaimed
Dusonberry , "A dollar for shave ! I
never paid more than 15 cents in my
life. "
' That's my charge , too , sir. The
other S3 cents is for depriving me of ono
of my acknowledged rights. "
"What right is that ? " asked Dusen-
berry
"Tho right to do all the talking. If
you are an honest man you'll compensate
mo for such deprivation. "
CREAM
Its superior excellence proven in mlllloiunl
homes for more than a quarter of a century , li
Is used by the United States Oovsrnmwit. En
dotted by thu heads ot the great Universities ai
tbe strongest , purest and most healthful. Dr
1'rlre's Cream Ilailnc 1'owMer iloon not contaii
juiiionla. lime nr alnra. Hold only in cnus.
IMllCK IJAKINO VOWDEK CO.
New Vork. Chicago. . fit. I.ouU
fEERLESS ITE8
BWIFT'H SPECIFIC
li entirely ft TegeUbta rreporntton con-
tnlnlnjt no Jlcrcurf , Potatb , Arteolc , or othc *
polionotij lubitantfci.
wirrs srEcmo
Hat cured httndmli of rmc of rplthrllv.
toft or Ctuccr of the Skin , thoutand * of eajM
of Eciemn , lllood Itumort ncd 8iln ! DUrMei ,
ntl hundreds of thou an < li nt CMO of Oorof *
mImBlomI Poison aud lllood Taint.
wirrs trr.ciFie
IUi rr1t vSl tbotu ntl nt CAteiof Keren.
till PoUoiilng , Khoutnnthm and Bllffnoii of
tlio Jolutl.
CniTTASOOcu. Tn-ra , flint 17 , 1H38 Stfltt'f
pcclllo Co. , Alfnnta , da.Oontlemen : In th
nrl/ ( > art of the present year , o bad oa * of
blood poi m aiipiMrod upon ma. I Ufjton
taking 8. B. 3. undtr adtlco tot another , ana
to-day I ( eel orflatlf Improted. I am still
taking the lueuletno ami thall continue to dee
* o until I am prrfBOtlir.lL I brllara II W1U
ffcl a perfect cure. Your" truly ,
Woe. P. Ilowiito ,
111 W
CotCHIU , S. O.j July T , 1184-The Snlft
pMlDofo. , Atlanta , o . Oantlnmoni Iwoa
a arriat luderer from muscular rhuinatUru
tat tire yoars. I could not no porrnanrnt re
lief from any medicine preio'lt > 4 br my
phyilcian. 1 tmik OTcr a dozen bottle * of
your a a. S , and untr I am M well at 1 erer
WRI In my lire. I am ure four mtdlcln *
cured tnt.auil I would recommend It tn any
our luCurlUK from auy blood illiyaw. Youri
iruly , . O. K. Hoaiiu.
Con.tuotor C. A U. 11. n.
WACO , Trxil , May 9 , ! Rn-Oontl nien i Th
wife nt cru > < if my cuUnmnri wan terriMr
afflicted with loutlnomo ffchl illseme.thnl
corerod lipr whole body. She wa > confined
to her bed for noveral yram by thin oinictlon ,
and could not belli liernf If at ell. Hue could
ot > lcep from a Yiolent Itchlm ; nnd ( tinging
f the ikln. The dlsoa-w baffled theaklllof
the phjulclans who treated It. H r huitvtod
rrz ti ilDally giving bin wlfit Swlft'j spvi-ltla ,
and nho cotnrtienced to Imtiroro almost lm
tuMlutcly , and In a few wcekn nne wan ar >
panmtly well. She It now a hearty On * .
looklDK la < Iy , with no trace nf the affliction
loft , your rery truly , J. K. BKARS ,
Wholejalu Drugglsr , Austin ATOUUO ,
' TrrattSo on Blood and Skin DUruci mailed
troi. tux S\-i7T Spncino Co. . Orowor 3 ,
AtUi.tn , On. ; Now York , 756 Uroadivay. ,
NPBEOEDBNTBD ATTRACTION
U
OVKlt A IMlLlilOX DtSTKIllUTKDt
Louisiana State Lottery Company.
Incori'ar.itcd by the lptllntiiro of lfW * . for F/d-
tiCHtlonitl nnil Churltiitile p < irpose4 , Hnillts fiiin-
chlbis made n part of thetirc'ent State ( 'onstllu-
tion , In 1S71. ! by an ovfrwlu-lmliiK pnmilnr vote.
It GHANIl KXTKAOHDINAKY OHAWINCS
t : ko plAce St'inl-Anniiiilly ( June nnd December )
md Iti U1IAM ) SINdl.i : NUMIinit I HA\V-
INUStakoplixceonench of thn other ten montlis
In the year , nnd uro nil dra\Mi In public , at the
Acftdt'iny of Music , NewOrieHiis , La.
" \Vodo lioieby certify that wo supervise the
arrnnuumpnts for nlltho Monthly nnd Suml-An-
nuitl llrawlnus of The Louisiana State tott cry
( Ximpnny , ixiul In person inuunite' and control
the IlrnwlnRS themselvt' ! * , nnd thnt the sumo
are conducted with honesty , fnlmess , nnd In
good faith toward nil parties and we authorize
the company to ns this oortlllcatp , with fac
similes of our signatures' attached , In Us udver-
tlsoincnts. "
COMMISSIONKIIS.
We , theunderslnnod Hanks nnd llankorn , will
pay all 1'rlzoi drawn in The mlslana State
Lotteries which may tie presented ntour ccimt-
ters :
U. M. WALMSI.EY , Prcs. Louisiana Nut. Hank.
I'IKRRR LANAIJX. Pros. State Nat11 Hank.
A. KALDWIN , Pres. New Orlonn ? Nat'l Itank.
CAKIKOHN. . Pres. Union National Hank.
GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING ,
n thn Acartomr of Music. Now Or-
lcnn , Tuesday , Oct. ti , 18H8.
CAPITAL PRIZE , $300,000.
100,000 TJotets at Twenty Dollars each.
Halves $10 ; Quarters , $5 ; Tenths , $2 ; Twen-
ieths $1.
LIST OF I'JUZGS.
1 PRIZR OK * J .Ol'0 Is $ M1(100 (
1 PltI/,11 OK 1DI.IKMIM 1I ) , ( IOO
1 1'KIX.B OK W.tiftlls WTK (
1 Plir/.K OK ! iV HH ' . 5l , M
3PUIZI'.SOK ' 10l X ) are ) , (
5PK1/.K8OK 5.W > aro. . . . , r.,000 .
2SPKI/.r.3OK J.lXlOaro Si.urtl
1 ) PHI/KS OK B'Kl are W , 0
SIX * PKIXKSOK itOOnru H > ,00 ( )
600 PHIZES OK aOOare 1UO.UU )
APPIlOXrMATIOJI I'll I/.rS.
100 Prizes ol & 5HU are BO.OOO
100 do ItOUave , .TO.OOO
100 do Karo ) > , WW
TKRMtrrAIi I'ltl/KS.
099 do Ware OO lOl
U91I do 100 are TO.'JU )
3,13t Prizes , amounting to It.iWt.WK )
NOTKTlck tn ilra < rmK Cnplnl PrUei are not en
titled to torminul prU * .
IVFuuCLUtillATKi , or nr furthtr Infonnatlnn
clcilrecl , wrlta Iciclhly to tlie undfr-lKneil. clenrlr
stHtliiK your ro'tilcince.null Slntci. County , Mtroot and
niiiubiT. Muro rapid return mull delivery nil ! IK , m-
ureil by your cncloiliiK nn envelope benrlrtB your
fall ndoret * * .
Henri I'osTAI. NOTK3 , Kipre Mnncr Order * , of
New York Kxdinni : * ) In ordlnury letter , Currency by
Kxprt'.ia int"ure i > nie ) lulilruHmKl
Al j\t UAU1 IIIN ,
Or.M.A DAI'I'IIIN , Now Orleans , I A.
WinblnKton , 1) . C.
Address RogistereTletters to
NHW OHI.KANd NATIONAL HANK.
u < rorl lln , IJ\ .
V ) C'\T"fi'\T'm71 ? I'111 ll' ° Pfo'onco of Gen-
lvlji ! > l J'jiHlillilV crult HonuroKiiril nnd
Knrly , wlio ro IneharRu of tlie drunln . u au.ir-
untne of abnolutn fulrn < "i * nnl lnle rltyr ( but tliu
cliuncv * iiro Hit o.inal.Hn.i Unit no nnu can possibly
divine what number will ilrnw a prlre.
"HKMKMHDIt , nl o , that tlm luiynient of prlies l
fJUAUANTKKI ) IIV KtlOU NATIO.VAI. HANKS OK1
New Orlfiiiu. nnd the Tickets are alxned by the 1're-
Mom of an lintltutlon who cli rterwl rlttht * are
rucoijnUecl In tlie highest courts ; tbcruloro , beware
any linltittlous or aaonvinuui sclicmc ' .
U. S. DEPOSITORY , OMAHA , NEB.
Paid Up Capital $400OOG
Surplus 50,000
II. W. YATF.X , President.
Luwift S. UKKP , Vlc President.
A. K.TOU/AMM , ' i l Vice President.
w. II. S. HUGHES Cashier.
DIHEUTOIIM :
W , V. Mouse. Jens S. Cot.r.i.vs ,
II. W. YATKS , LF.WIS S. HEED ,
A. E. TOU7.AI.JN.
UftlikinK Otllco
THE IRON BANK ,
Corner 13th and Farnnm Sts.
A GeiHTiu ll.-xuking Iluslncss Transacted.
"MMlNFOMAHAWY LOANST"
The Kansas City Investment Co ,
30 Chamber of Coinmerfu ,
OMAHA. N'BB.
No delays. All biulncsa done at this office.
TOUR BANK ACCOUNT ,
If > ou ( U'slro to open one or make auy change. o
fhall bo pleased to confer with jon. We allow In-
lerest on Tlmo Deposits , Dlvoun- Ilinlneu l'ai r ,
lama Draft * on the principal Cttli of Kurope. also
Letters of Credit , and transact mjr Luslutss lu tb
linn of 1IINKIN41.
SPECIAL DEPARTMENT , FOR I LADIES.
H > int\M-h tel > ii > or
soil KUU < | Jlunlrli' * ' ,
INVESTMENTS ! or U. U.
' 11IOXUS mil other
> afe nocurltle * . we slmll l > o | ile..isuil lo see r corrp-
cpoml with > uu. An experlcnrt- twenty-ftvp jrars
Kl\rs us ailtaotnKu In nrJntiHit the Lt-nt Inri--tiiifiiU ,
both as to Ifk'alltr ami financial RJamllncc aNo
doll In I.\.M ) W.VKHA.VTN AVO !
JANKERS ,
CHICAGO succVu ffltiTONHtANftCs.
_ N. V. Office ; 3 Wall St. . cor. Broadway.
.Who . Doesn't ' Want a Bab ;
healthy anil nappy. Kiep the baby In lieMt
by feeding It on
RIDGE'S FOOD.
25 jr earn of uss bytliousntds In all part otthl
country confirm thtso statementa. WOOI.HICI
* Co. oo label.
OVHtt
10 , 000 MAOEE RANGES
2,000 MAGEE FURNACES AND
13 ' 000 MAGEE HEATING STOVES
'WERE SOLD IN IBBV.
These flctircB nro monoloqueht than voliitnes
which inlKht 1 > wrlttt-n In pruhn ot the peculiar
merits posspsaed l > y the Ma ee Cloodg.
-Ml-R ! I'AIILUA SAVSOITTItV : HA.NdBS :
"I use the Ma pa lliin o con.ttmitly in my
Schools nnd 1'rlvato Kitchen ! It fultlllcn ovcry
requlrninent for the most exacting work ; 1
\U > uId not oxcliixngu It for any ritnito niadu. "
Send for our Ktirnnra ( Jlrcular and read what
phyalclnns proft-swrs , sclontUU , mt'Clwmc * nnd
merchants HIIJor the Mnyee Kurniicos tlu-y have
Intiso. Don't put In Steam or Hot Water Av
jmrnttH , till you KNOW hnt 11 FIIKT-CI.ASS Hot
Air Furnace will do for half the cost.
TlIK M.UIKK ItANdKS , KUIINACKS , IlKAl IN(1 AND
CooKiNd HTOVKS AUK Bot.ti RvRUVwiunir. by
our iiKent" . ami we M arrant each one to ulvn
perfect satisfaction to the Vuyer. MAUKK
FiritNACEC ( ) . . : Toy8 U.NKINST. . llostou. b
Lake St. .
Agenti Omnha , Neb.
E CHICAGO AND
NORTH
i <
Qmalia ,
Council Bluffs
And Chicago ,
The only rnadtotnkc for IosMi > liip , Mnioliultown
Cedar Rapid * , Clinton , lK ii , ChlciiKo , .Mllwmikop ,
and nil points Kn t. To the pcoploof .Nobnmtfi.CnlU'
raila , VVyoinlnz , Utnh , Idaho , Nevndi , ( licinri. Wnih-
lnKlonnnclCiiMfcirnla.lt offer ? superior
not pnMihlo by tiny other line
Antony n low of tlio nil nierona point * of flupurlorlty
onJoytMl by tlui p 'Uron > of till * riuid betwoi'ti Oinatm
and Chic-B-iO , nro It * tlirog tntln * n dnr ( if IIAV
COACIIKf , which nre the ttnpt tlml human art and
Invennlty cun rrontn. Its I'AI.ArK > rKKl'IN ( ) I Alts
the equal of which cannot ho founJ ol ewhoro. At
Council ItlulTs thn triilni ot the Union I'nolflc Ilall-
way connnrt In union dope ! with tbo of thn Chi-
cnuo , V Northwotcrn lly. Inrhlcju'o the train * of
thl * line make clo o connc'ctlon with these of till
other KiKlprn lltip . '
For Detroit , Coliimlni * . IndlAnapolU , Clnclnn.itl ,
Nlannni Full * . IIiilT.iln , Pildlmrff , Toronto , Monircral ,
lloiton. Now York , I'mlnclHphhi , llnlciuioreVnah -
Inxton , and nil point * In thu Knst. Ak tor tickets vl.i
1119
"NORTHWESTERN"
If you wl h the l "it accommodation. All ticket
nuent * P | | ticket * via this | ini > .
11. HtKJHlTT , K. 1' . WH.-ON.
'ien'l Manazer. ( ien'l Pins r Agent.
riiirAOo , n r.s.
W. N. BAIICnCK. ( ien'lVe erh Auent ,
1) . K. KI.MIIAl.l. Tlckot ABfiit.
( J. F. WI'.ST , Clt > l'a * iMiii > r Agont.
1401 Fnrnum Street Umnim , N li ,
_
G OLD PEN OIVHN A WAV rarltculari free
"WKKICI.V IIOMK8Ti.V ; ( ) , " Ulllltllll , Neb.
Timber Claims ,
Tree Seeds ami Snodlln s for Tlrahor Claims ,
Fruit Trpes , Small Fruits , Ornamental * . Ever-
KTfmii. etc.
Send for price list -FIIKH ! Address
. S. LAKE , Prop. ,
_ _ _ _ _ Shenandoah , Iowa.
AND PEHSISTfHf
Advertising lias always pi-ovoa
successful. Before placing any
Newspaper Advcrtlsintr conautt
LORD & THOMAS.
AUTEKTISl.te 10KXT8 ,
41 to 40 IU.d.l.k Sir.ct. CHICAGO.
Burlington
Roylir
C.B8QR.R.
The Burlington takes the ( and.
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 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 th
evening of the same day.
It has been progressive in the past.
It will lead in the future.
Travel and ship via the Burlington.
Ticket Office , 1223 Farnatn Street. Telephone 250.
Depot on Tenth Street.
Burlington
. . Route , ;
C.fl.SQ.RR ,
DRUNKENNESS I
Or the Llinor Habit , PosItlTely Cured b ]
Administering Dr. Haloes' Ooldca
Spcciflo.
Tt can tie plven In a cup of coffee or tea with *
out the KnowIedRO ot the person taking It : abso
lutely harmless , and will etroct a permanent and
pceay cure , whether the patlont Is a moderate
drlnkor or an alcoholic wreck. Thousands of
drunkards have been made temperate men who
have taken Oolden Specific in their coffee with
out their knowledge and to-day believe they
quit drinking of their own free will. It never
falls. The system once Impregnated With the
Specific , It becomes an utter impossibility for
the liquor appetite to exist. For sale by Ktihn
& Co. , 15th and Douglas tta. , and 181 h and Cum-
JnijHls. , Omaha , Neb. ; A. U , Foster & llro
"Vmncil muffs. Iowa.
State Line.
To Glasgow , Itclfimt , Dublin and Liverpool
From New York Every Tuesdav ,
Cabin pnssaRo Wt nnd * .W , according to location
ot state room. Kxrursion * > " > to $ n ) .
Stcornso to and from Europe at Lowest Itutos.
AUSTI.V IIALDWIK & CO. . Oen'l Agents ,
K ! IlroHdwny , New York.
JOHN IILI'.OKN , Gen'l Western At , ' nt ,
Ifi4 Itandolph St. , Chicago.
HARRY R. MOORKS. Agent. Omaha.
Reduced Cabin Hutes to Glasgow Ex
hibition.
W. G. ALBRIGHT ,
Rc.nl Estate ,
218 S. 15th St.Omaha.
BEST AND CHEAPEST
ALBRIGHT'S CHOICE !
SOUTH OMAHA.
BUY NOW
TERMS EASY.
QOLD MEDAL , PARIS , 1878.
BAKER'S
Warrnntcd abintiitrty pure
Coena , from which the exctu ot
Oil rmsbotn removed. It liai Mr < f
limfi the itrenyth ot Cocoa mixed
with Starch , Arrowroot or Sugar ,
nii'l In therefore far moro economi
cal , eoiliny Iru than one cent a
cuji. It la delicious , liourhhlnK ,
( strengthening , easily digested , and
Admirably adapted for Invalids na
w 1l at for persons In health.
Sold by Ciroffrg
W , BAKER & CO , , Dorchester , Mass.
( JIlATKFuii
Epps's Cocoa.
nilEAKl'AST.
"Hy a thorough knowlediio of the naluri.1 lani
whlol Kovern the oneratlons of dlKeitlnn mid nutri
tion , nnil hy careful application of the tlno proper
ties of vfcll-'Clf ctnd Cocon , Mr. Kpt has prcivldocj our
breaUliisttiililo with delkateir ll > v"r Ju"lv ! < 'r" " a
bllli. Ills
which inayiitvo in mimy henvy doctor1
by the liirticlous IIKO of mich articles oi < lujt that
oonniiiitlon miiy bo uradimlly unlit up until Mron *
rnoiiEh to re ln every teiiiloncy to rtfioane. Jinn-
rtredn of aiibtlo miila lien are Moating around u rearty
to attack wbcrover tlioni li nwoak point. We mar
escape many a fatal Hliaft by koeplmcourHOIre * well
fortltleil wllli pure Wood and a properly nourished
irnmoV'-Civll orvlreJa < ctlo.
Made simply with bolllim water or milk. Sold only
In half pound tins by ( Irod'rs liibeloil lliusi
Homiuopathio Chemists ,
LONDON , KNOI.ANU.
POPULARITY
To attain the standard nf bufincss that a merchant ntrlrtsto gain , ha must flrat obtain the. implicit con-
Hacnre of the public. It i * nocasu matter ( as all baslness men are aware ) to accomplish this nijlcnlt task ,
and it Is an isolated case where it occurs lly doing a
STRICTLY HONORABLE BUSINESS ,
And obtaining for the public something which greatly lioneflttetl their packetbnok and their backs , the
MisJIt ClothInifl'arlofs , 11J ! ) Farnnm street , hare become > / / popular , anil have not onli/gained'the
confluence of the Omaha public but hitna also received their thanks. We strive at all times to please our
patrons , onr popularity is convincing proof of our success. The dullness of trade coupled with the fact
that the tailors had a , great quantity of goods left on their hands , has lent considerable towards our ov
port unit 11 In miv7illirti - ,
MISFIT AND UNCALLED-FOR GARMENTS
At a very nominal figure , and below we quote prices for thsxv f/ootls which will induce the most inveterate
_ bargain seeker to Investigate.
Fall and Winter Suits
Correct Styles , Elegantly Made and Trimmed.
$ 9.50 buys a Seymour Sack Suit , which was made to order for $20.
11.50 buys a One-Button Sack Suit , which was made to order for i22.
13.75 buys a Straight-Cut Sack Suit , which was made to order for $28.
16.00 buys a Railroad Sack Suit , which was made to order for $130.
20.00 buys a Four-Button Cutaway Suit , which was made to order for $40.
24.00 buys a One-Button Cutaway Smt , which wan made to order for $50.
28.50 buys a Bannockburn Cheviot , frock or sack , which was made to order for $60.
30.00 buys a Crepe Worstedim. ( ) 4-Button Cutaway , which was made to order for $05.
III
AND THEY ABE DANDIES.
$18.00 buys a cassimore Prince Albert Suit vhich was made to order for # 37.
' 22.50 buys a Cheviot Prince Albert Suit , which was made to order for $45.
25.50 buys a Corkscrew Prince Albert Suit , which was made to order for $50.
. " ' 30 00 buys a Nobby Piu Check , light color , which was made to order fcr $ GO.
35.00 buys an importedWorsted , 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 anil complete line of Pantaloons from $2.73 to $20. All alterations to Improve a flt done free of charge *
MISFIT CLOTHING PARLORS
, .
1119 FARNAM STREET. 1119 tboul 'ubl.
Three Doors East of i2th Street.
Omaha , Neb. Mail Orders Promptly Attended to
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