.THE . OMAHA DAILY BEE : flFpyPAY , OCTOBER S. 188a ! ' .
THE CITY.
wns siispontlod by
the llro find police commission Satunliiy
night on the ctmrpuof rodinln to inuko
mi tirruHt. 1'iitrolirwti Stiles was found
guilty of drinking in a saloon , but con-
tunce wiw BiiHnundcd. Frank Gardiner
WIIH appointed line-man for the alarm
syoteni. _
PcrMHinl
T. N. Niiuilnln ami Indy of LJluir arc nt tlio
Murray.
Koliort Tn-ylor of Howard nml F. H. Halrd
Of Columbus uro nt thu I'uxton.
K. T. Uorkriilmircn of Norfolk nml 1' . A.
English of Wavnu nro at the Millard.
William M. S.ciico ) of Kearney and John
Harsby of Fuirmount nro nt tinMurray. .
K. A. StcpiilwrK and .1. P. Cot of Aurora
nml John K harsoa of Fremont wore m the
city yesterday.
Clorham F , and Gcoive F. Hettiof Lincoln
nml 0 M. Clark of Wceplnt ? Water were
Sunday visitors to Omaha.
John Thomson of Fremont , \V. II. Cush-
inn of I'luttsmoiitli and A. A . Miller of
Weeping Water weio Omaha visitors i ester-
day. _
'IliiI'nvciN ami Politico.
OMUU , Oct. ( ' . - A niL" > tiiignf pavers and
pavent' assistants will bo held nt Flannery's
Hall corner Sixteenth nml Vinton streets nt
b p. m , Tuesday evening the Oth inst , for
thn purpose of perfcetmi ; and deciding what
action wo as "Freemen' ' will take in the
coming campaign. A. M < Dos u.n ,
Foreman IVver.
A Sunday It raw I.
Hathcr a bloody low occurred in the saloon
on the corner of .Sixteenth and Farnam Sun
day afternoon. Four or live drunken roughs
succeeded in getting Into a noisy ijtmncl ,
during which ono of the dirty , lly-speeked
window panes In thu front of the building
wan .smashed. The proprietor Insisted on
having the pane paid for , wheieupon a lively
scene ensued , lestiltlng in some wicked blows
and a copious How of blood from thu faces of
a number ol the paiticipanU. Olllcers ap
peared on the .scene and live of the stalwart
bruisers were gathered In.
I < ! lierntc.l From Their Kellers
By the helpful , irciiial action of th.it most
benelleent of aperients , Hosteller's Stomach
Uilter.s , the bowels soon throw olT Urn burden
that piirali/ed and weakened tbem , and resume -
sumo their normal freedom ot acti'Mi. Thu
notion of the Milters , unlike that of average
purgatives , Involves no griping or drenching.
If it did it would , like them , bo valueless for
culinary use. There is nothing ungentle or
unnatural attending its oueratien. Upon the
liver , no less tli.in live bowels , its action is
most benign , promoting a healthful billons
secretion and diiocling out of the wrong and
into the right channel. Conjointly with
costiveness , other bilious symptoms disappear
when it is systematically used , and the stomach
ach is strengthened as well as regulated by
it. Malarial complaints , rheumatism , be-
blllty , nervousness and kidney tioublesmo
completely relieved by it. Klecp and appe
tite are invariably promoted l > i it.
CIUISIIKD I'TT'I'III ] IOAUTJI.
A. .lo-ilyn and Nlec- > Narrowly
Kscape n Horrible D.-nili.
On Saturday night CJeorgi' A. Jnlyii , man-
nijcrof the Western Ncwspiper Union , nar
rowly escaped being killed with Jiis niece and
team at tlio Tenth street railroad crossing.
Ho was driving north neoross the tracks ,
having boon nt the depot to meet his wife ,
whom ho oxpcelcd to return from a trip east.
She did not come , however , and in crossing
the tracks Mr. .loslvn drove cautiously ,
getting out of the way of the Hying car
which was coming down the track.
On ono of the north tracks
Blood n freight train which blocked
up the roadway with the exception of 11 space
on the west side about wide enough to enable
n vehicle to pass. A switchman with n Inn-
torn stood at the opening , and in response to
two inquiries by Mr. .loslyn , called out to
him to come ahead. Mr. Josiyn started , nud
when driving past tholrain Iho latter istarted
and struck his carriage , crushing It to the
pround. Ono of the horses broke a trace
and in fright ran around in front of the other
nnimnl and thus i ulled carriage anti occupants
from the track. The accident frightened
Mr. Joslyn's niece , Miss Angio Hoyce ,
nml indeed caused a tremor to run through
those who saw the narrow escape. The ac
cident , however , was inovllablu and is the
consequence of apraclico which the road has
of "tailing" traiuh at the crossing which uro
liable to start at any moment. In this in
stance it is claimed that Iho swilehman , in
stead of realizing Iho danger , seemed to reck
lessly encourage Mr. Josiyn to meet a horrible
rible death.
To-day is important. Yesterday lias
pone. To-morrow never coined. 'Take
euro of your cough to-day by UhitiL ;
"Warner's Log Cabin Cough and Con
sumption Remedy. It is u biiro euro.
THK SCHUlillKKN FICST.
A Jolly German 1'aity Taken Good
and Had Aim.
The Omahn Schuct/cn Vcrein held a higldj
satisfactory meeting at Kuser's park yester
day. The day was perfect and the fest was
iittendeit by several bundled persons in nildl
Xiou to the members of Iho vcieiu with theh
wives and hwcclhearts.
Thcro were three target contests , each tv
00 yards , for prizes aggregating fCCO in value
The "grumpel scheibo" wns won by Clan1
Matins with a score of 5'J out of a possible 100
In the "kehr scheibo" ( revolving target'
Blioot there were three prizes for the highes
score * In a possible ' _ ' ( li > . A gold medal wa1
won by W. F. Stoeckor with a score of 1015
A silver medal went tjV. . U'nUher , 10' ! , am
and a drinking horn to John Muinm , 07. Hu
the event of tlio day was the "ehren bcheibc , '
nn honor contest. Following were the shoot
crs , their scores out of u possible llfty am
their pn/c. " :
W. F. Stocckcr , M , John A. McSham
( old medal ; Chris \Vuethrich , ! if > , $55 cast
In u gold hat ; Fred Fuller , ! ! ! ! , I.ofevro shot
gun ; W. M. ICrug , ill , sleigh lap robe ; Albei
Altemlorf , 1 , Winchester rillo ; 1'oter Cloos
: > , gold headed silk umbrella ; F W.Walther
JW , silver tea pitcher ; Henry Uuser , ! 2s , silve
cup ; John Mumm.'J"silver beer mug ; Juliu
Nngel , 'M , gold locket ; O. Henoke , ' V > , picture
Claus Mathis , ! > ri , cartridge satchel ; Frit
Mitlnach , iil , silk umbrella ; W. M. Mack , ; >
cartridge safhel ; Henry bcldler , LVi , nicer
Bchauni cigar holder ; Hermann Husce,2.l , , bo :
of champaguo ; Michel Kopp , .3 , bos o
champagne ; Henry Tics < en , 21 ; Hour ;
Schlupp , ' "J ; Charles Stoltz , 21 , beef
of wino ; William Segelke , 21 , Iwo pictuics
George Karri , 11 , K > , Charles Met7 , 17 , sail
Hage ; Ixiuls Heimiod , II ; Anton I'akorny
II , box of wino ; id. : WItllg , S , cartridg
batchel ; Adam Snydcr , < 1 , two boxes cigars
Valentino thimport , 0 , box of eigais ; Hear ,
Voss , B , u whip.
The contest began at 0 In the mornini
and was not concluded until 4 in the ai
ternoou. Tlio participants and their ladie
cither nto lunches they carried with thorn o
dlu Oil at the park houio. A band of mil si
enlivened the piOL-ccdings with its strains
and in the evening furnished the inccutiv
for an impromptu dance. The affair wa
German to the coro. Theio was no dUordei
liucss of any kind , and the company cnjoyc
itself to Its fullest bent.
"Mon , like trees , begin to prow old a
tbc top. " Avoid thu llr&t anponranc
of growing old , by keeping the hair ii
iv vigorous and healthful condition b ,
the use of Warner's Log Cabin Ilui
Tonic. Sold by all tlruggibtsi.
Her. CDpelaiid Spoalcrt of Unlcnrlni
1'rnKriiHHloii.
"Overturned Idols , " was the subject choi
en by the Kov. Mr. Copohind for his mori
ing discourse nt the Unitarian church o
Seventeenth street. Sketching a sccuo 1
Fouchou , China , where a number of woodc
idols were tried , condemned and bchcaiici
lia 8 ( > eke of tbo idols of our own land , an
Crow practical lessons therefrom. The mei
tal imago U the real idol , and too many men
bors of Christian churches worship or luw
worshiped as hideous Idols as over th
Chinese cnrvor drOsxmcd of. Some have bee
mads of ink and paper , not graven by th
carver's tools , but by tlio pen in the iiund c
the thcologlan.8. They nro the idols eth
creed-nml cuteuhtaui , uud they Lave > Ke
tried , condOmncd 'nnd executed. The
bl bio has been the idol of the
I'rotestnilt- Us presence , unopened
and unread in many homes , is bollcved
by innny to bo ft protection ngainst harm.
Carried by soldiers in the late war , It wns
looked upon as an amulet to protect the car
rier from tlio bullet of the enemy , and once
In a while it did Its duly , and it is still be
lieved that Its reading In the public schools
will make Iho children more moral. Things
are changed now , und men no longer worship
the Intler , for taken as a whole It has been
found tti.it It Is by no means perfect. This Is
a hopeful sign of spiritual emancipation , but
Its Idolaters have gorte too far In their re-
formallon , and Iho book ns a help , not as a
master , is wet thy of u high place in our
affections ,
The conception of Clod , as long worshipped
'n ' the churches , pictures a cruel and almost
malignant being , making man depraved and
prone to evil , and then condemning him to
endless misery for that evil. This fiod has
been dethroned and the downfal betokens the
coming of n more spiritual religion. In which
" ( ! od is love , " unit nil sha'l ' understand the
full meaning of Iho words. Twcutv-llvo
years ago , the Hoard of Foreign Missions
deemed It heresy to assert the possibility
of salvation for Iho heathen , bul now il llnds
nn increasing number of those who even be
lieve in lepenlaneo out of death. Fifteen
years ngo a Unitarian was considered by the
Kvangelical church as being bejond thu
iate. but last summer at a meeting of the
onfeience for biblical study , IMvight Moody
ebnked a nrolher who cl limed that no I'nl
iirian was a Christian , and that they must
e forced fiom tbeir infedelity. Year after
ear these idols are being overturned and
he number of these who reject them in-
re.ises , but the old Idols gone , the idol
neakeis go too far and scoff at religion and
vcn morality. For such Unitaimnism has
.message. . Its beautiful and Just ( ! od , its
ational , lelii'ious life , its spirituali/ed bible ,
nd Its eternal progression is Just what they
vaut.
( Jort gives oyery bird its food , but
.oes not throw it in tlio nes-t. There is
nod for collection in the thought that
kVurner'rt Log Cabin Sarsaparillti will
nirify the blood , thus ensuring irood
lualtli. with which may como all blc s-
ngs. $1 for ! : } ( ) do es. oil all druggists.
MAUCHIM ; THOUSANDS.
Tim Outline of the Kcptinllcaii Dem
onstration on Thursday.
Uepublieans throughout the city arc mak-
ng elaborate preparations for the grand pu-
, ule on next Thursdny night. Clubs are m-
reasing their membership , purchasing
iiivhos , securing uniforms , engaging bands
nd generally arousing an enthusiasm such
s was never experienced in this citv. It is
ow conceded Unit the demonstration will bo
he largest of Us nature ever held in Ibis city ,
hijor T. S. Clarkson has been appointed
larslial. He will devote Ills attention to tbo
lilies of the olllce with his well known otirn-
'stness and enthusiasm. There it no
oubt that Iho place will tie lilled
vilh satisfaction and that the arrangements
ill not only bo carried out but that the nn-
neiis parade will bo handled witn the skill
if nu expert in the matter ot marshaling the
Hatching hosts. Tlio major will bo assisted
is marshals bv the presidents and captains
if the various clubs. It is expected that or-
ani/atious fiom I'onncd lllulTs , 1'latts-
noiilh , LMpillion , Fremont and oilier places
, vill take part in Hie par.ide. All Ihe clubs
ri"expected to bo in position ntS o'clock , be-
MUSU thu line will move prompt I v a that
lour. The proLcasion ha * been divided into
Ivo divisions , winch will be com-
losed of the lollowing clubs and
orm as here outlmeil , thu i igl.t of eiu h di
vision resting on F.irn.im street :
First division Kleventh street , south of
arnam. Hnnd , South Omaha Kopubln-in
lub , Irish-American Hepublican club , First
A'ard club , Second Ward club.
Second Twelfth street , south ol Faruam.
) rum coipi. Omaha Hepublic.in Flambeau
lub' , Third Ward club , Fouith Ward club ,
Colored Republican club , Colored Military
company.
Third Thirteenth street , south of Far-
nniii. Hand , Young Men's Republican club ,
Filth Ward club , Sixth Ward Republican
club , Eighth Ward Republican club , Ninth
Ward Second Precinct club.
Fourth Fourteenth slreel , south of Far
nam. HandSeventh Ward club , Ninth Ward
First Precinct club , Scandinavian Republi
can club.
Fifth -Fifteenth street , south of Farnam.
land , Li inccrs club , liohcinuui Republican
club.
club.Tho
The line of march will be Farnam to Six
teenth , to Douglas , to Eleventh , counter-
.iiiirchingou Douglas to Sixteenth , to Casa ,
.0 Fifteenth to Exposition building , wlioro
iiddresscs will bo delivered by Hon. John M.
Thurston , Hon. John L , Webster and Hon.
J. Council.
Democratic Convention.
The democratic primaries will bo hold on
Saturday , tlio 113th hist. , between 12 o'clock
at noon and 7 o'clock in the evening , for Iho
city and Soulh Omaha and between ( i and 8
o'clock ia the county precincts. At these
primaries delegates will bo selected to the
county convention , which is to bo held in
the cllv hall in this city on Wednesday , the
ITlh insl. , at 'i o'clock. In llus ronvontioti
each waul in Iho city is entitled to seven ,
each ward in South Omaha to thico dele
gates and each county procmel to ono dclC'
gate. The oflicers to bo nominated are a
county attorney , n county com
missioner , three state senators and
nine representatives in the legislature.
The convention will also select a county cen
tral committee. The polling places ate us
follows :
Fust Ward 101 South Tenth street.
Second Ward Ofllcu of James Donnelly ,
sr. , northwest corner Sixteenth and \Vd
Hams streets.
Third Ward 100S Davenport street.
Fourth Ward I'lauters' house , Sixteentt
and Dodge streets.
Filth Ward Engine house , Sixteenth am
Izard streets.
Sixth Ward Noithcnst corner Twenty'
seventh and Lake streets.
Seventh Wai d Southwest corner Walnu
and North streels.
Eighth Ward No , 1008 Saunders street.
Ninth Ward Corner Lowe and Mercer av
cuucs.
In Soulh Omaha- Exchange hotel.
Elkhoru I'icciiict Elkhorn city hall.
D.iuglas Precinct Cass.idy school house.
Valley I'roemct Valley school house.
MoArdlo Precinct McArdlo school house
Union Proi'inct Henry Ludmgton's place
Jeflor.son Precinct Cronemejer's rest
ilence.
Chicago Prcclncl Kessner's lumber ofllce
Walerloo Precinct - News oftleo.
West Omaha Precinct Shceloy's schoo
house.
Florence Precinct Florence sciiool house
Millard 1'rccinct Millard school house.
Antl-I'ioliibllionlsto.
The nnU-prohlbition club of Omahn , o
which John Pnulseii is president , Is makiii
slrenuou ! ) etToits lo defeat the prohibitioi
isls , A number of orators nre nbroad mal
ing speeches and organizing antl-ptohibitio
clubs. Of the latter , there nro now seven i
the state. The Turner Hallo , on the cornr
of Eighteenth and Haincy streets , th
Omaha club's headquarters , has been n
centiy leHlteit , and now presents an allrai
live appearance. Thu next meeting of th
club will bo held when the iwo agenls , wli
nro now woiklng in the stale , return , wluc
will probably bo within thu next ton days.
To-Mutit's
The colored Mamlcrson's Guards , 111
California stiect.
Youiis Men's Kepublienu Club , Milhird.
Sixth \\urd republii.'ans , Tweiity-slxth an
Lake.
Third Ward republicans , Hurmester'i
Dodge , near Fourteenth.
Fifth Ward dtfwoeruts , Sixteenth and CUH
ing streets. _
A Correction.
In the advertisement of N. 13. Fa
concr in Sunday's tiin the followin
paragraph unpunrod , : "Throe piece
lormut Hlaek Armuro bilk \vo hav
been boiling at ir2 , on Monday only , r
WTle. " The priro of this mlk bhoul
bo $1.87 } per yard , the price 'i con !
being printed through an error of th
printer. *
IIAUVKST HO m
Trinity Catticdrnl llolil Her Ainiur
Service * .
The Harvest Homo services at Trinity C
thtdral ycatcrday marniogrero m'osi appri
priato and InteresUtjg.o The decorations
were varied nnd profus.P ; stliilks of .corn ,
sheaves Of whciil nnd oilier cereals decorated
the chancel , while pyramids of vegetables
and fruits were on the chancel sieps. ( . .rapes
and flowers ornamented the altar The mu
sic wns titling and beautiful. Mis Collou
sung an afTerlory solo , "With Verdure
Clad. " Gounod's "Sntictus" wns sung by
Mr. Wllklns , with n full chorus accompani
ment. The oPcrlng was for the Child's hos
pital , and amounted to 5U10. Following is a
brief synopsis of Dean Gardner's sermon ,
preached from Iho text "Ho went through tlio
cornfields on the Sabbath day1 Mark ilU : ! :
The corn Holds of Palestine are famous in
history. While in tl.o bondage of Egypt , the
Israeli ! chad seen bow wonderfully fertile
the hind of their captivity could bo made if
properlj Irrigated. Egypt was a land of
might\ productiveness nnd of mighty fam
ines asell. . We read that the Israelites
often grew fainthearted during their exodus ,
and otten wls'ii-d to icturn. Wo read also
low C.od led them about for forty years ,
mill they were prepared for their inheri-
ance. It Is also written trial just before en-
enng upon this inheritance. Moses rehearsed
u their heariiiL' , the ch iracter of the hind
hey were about to occupy , nud indeed the
iromisi- was fullflllod In that the little tcrri-
ory along the eastern end of the Mediterra
nean b'-came a fruitful land. It is nut
itrame tln-n. to Unit frequent reference in
he bible , to these corn nml wheat Ili'lds. H
= t not strange that our master should liken
he Chiislian life in the beginning to
bo sprouting of the tender blades.
To-day wo nro reminded of our
Lord , in the corn Holds of our
intivo land , because ibis is our ! mrve t sea
son. And it is cnsy lo keep "Harvest Homo'1
this year , because of the plentoousncss of
ho harvest. Let us go with our Lord through
the corntields , and lake a few lessons from
Ibis observance. First , the spiritual j ield Is
tbo world , and our llrst lesson is administer
ing the church. We attach too much to the
: luty of receiving , rather than the giving.
It is our duty to go into the eornlk'lds and to
come in contact with individuals. "
Here the dean specil'od ' certain brnnchesof
church work to be earned out , urging a more
he.uty co-operation in all Iho organized
[ flurts for bringing about good. He urged ,
ulso , the necessity of having nu assistant In
the parish , not to lessen his own duties , but
that the church initrht have a wider Held for
usefulness. "So far as missions are con
cerned , " continued the speaker. ' ' 1 believe it
to be only a complacent sophistrv lo argue
Hint we have enough to do at home Rain
n season , su'ishmo and clouds , are God's
special minis ! is , and in tuo realm of
Christian life it is tlio trrao of God that co
operates with us in evrrj effort "
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Ice , that notwithstanding tho1
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provements bolng rnado in our
place of business , wo nro In
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nnd nro ready to servo our
jl'rionds to the best ofour nbility.l
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n matter of n few days , nfter
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solves. '
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MF..ST , uRUHrantoed . .poclllc for llystorln , Dlzzt.
ni" < s. Convulsions , l-lf , ervou < Ncuralplo ,
lle.i'lncne. Nervous I'lostritlon. oaiiSfd by the
Uho of alcohol or tobacco. Wnkefnlnes * . Muntal
Deprpsslon , Softening of the Drain , rnsultlnK In
Iiisan'ty , und lemiin ? to inisorv , decny and
death , Premature Old AKO , lliurenness , 1.093 of
1'ower In either sei. Involuntary J.ossoj anil
PpiTmatorlwa cauaod by ovor-exertlou of the
pelf-atiuso ' . Knoh box
bniln , - or ovpr-lndlilgenc'e.
contains ono month's treatment. tl.OJ n box , or
sir boxes for $ j.OC , Bent by mall prepaid on re
ceipt nf price.
1VK ODAUAKTEK SIX HOXK8
To curs aajr ease. With aach order received by
as for Bis boxes , aecorapan'ed with 16.00 , we
will Fend the purchaser our written guarantea
to refund th money If the treatment does not
effect a euro. Guarantee ! Issued only by C. 1' .
GOODMAN , Dmuiiist , Solo Agent , 1110 1'arnam
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hI
I fM. I
Lett Liver
IS OUT OF ORDER ?
BEAD THIS IF IT IS.
Meulei. : tmt )
to provu Its \Yorta.
Or , Calenders led liver tint ,
The only Distilled Itiltcrs In the United
Btates. The only llltteis lerognlzvd by the
United States Intel mil rcvoniia la us a 1'ro-
prletary Modlrino. Lawfully Patented. No. of
t'atfut 1 + 9,573. Contains no tusll oils , no
os'untlal olla , no forolirn siibstniirn ordurang.
Ing drucs. A perfectly pure inedlc'ine. compounded -
pounded from I ure Hoot Ilurbs niul Uld Poach :
pleoaant to tnn taste , ijulct an. ) ik'dslxo in Hi
affect. Cures Dvspip la or A'cllow.Iaumllce la
HT days. llexulatcK the Hovels. Invliroratou
InactlTe Il7or , C-ires IMseisel Uvwr , Hevlvos
th'S ICidnejs , Inipiovos the Appotlto Quickly ,
luti'p the wnole uysteni. Now l.lfe to tht
tem.
lol.olt li\iT mttor < < nro "old m Oinn'ri. ' .Nt'b bytht
liunui.1 tlru k'Htn Itmutnlwnn lirnj Copt'clH
\Mii.l. ' < th . Inr tile ilrui ; linen-it ol Ni'biailii. Ho-
liViiis Co. , W. .1. Wnltt-tin-ihp. T Wpif
iiinl..1111 II I iii niirtn.oliriitera 1'liiirin.ivy
luilin x I i , lo in l.imlitli. M IMrr. .1. A. ! ullor \ t " .
W I. Ilii-tu i , Ihn II CniiH' , C .1. I rlnM .1 1'owull
I II ( H-iititli. lulin K llunsky , Murri'll H I'liuriii.iry
.liinics I , rsMh It I' IS'ill , lr ) I ,1 Mrille , C M I res
pnt.h i iiaii < iif-r. llatiii'tt l-lmrm.iry , 'iiirnoy .V IMy s
J ( Kiim. I. \ \ . I iHrke.J II ' linmlt , Max lleilit. I
> ( lirKici < on W K ljunli.i.PH. . 11 ( in , .Max
Conrail l-iuiik M. riiKK. II It ixuiiixin. i.i-n llncilpr
lM il i IMiarmKiy C. A. Mi-d hi-r. lUmnnl 3li'yor <
1 i null DKII.MII ! \ eu. , wli > lea e Uunlers Hi < - ' ' ir unj
Loll I. VLT HltUT )
, JU1IDIOUS AND PEIISISTtnf
f-f Adveitlslnif has always piovon
Biiccosstul. He fin o placlncany
Nowspnpor Aa-crtl8lns congutt
LORD & THOMAS ,
AUTKBTISINO * C.t\TS
< SD 10 "UnJoInUSUccU CHIRACO.
DYSPEPSIA , SICK HEADACHE ,
Nut only relli-vril iiki > by ni'iit nirdlrlnt-s , bu
uneiJ l imniu-ntly Hh llnlin s ( .oUlenDjspvp
bialure. Pnco oUt ubo\ . All druggists ,
: , J. E. McCrew ,
the Most .SiietTisfnl
CIALIST
In the tnatmeiituf DISKASKS of tlm TIIIIOAT
I.LMI ' . llr mr , I.IVHI , Kin.\r.vs. I'AI. : indn \
lU ) a ti of tlio llli UN and Nv.itvot'.s Bi > nM
r.i-u.Ki s and NhiiVDi - HMI.U'STIOV ASTHMA
and IH. vaiiii , ( iiuvH , . ll ) > uiise.s of the liAl ! > -
ni.H unit HucfUM. all DisordPiy ut the SCXUAI
. . .
. .uln all ca esof PHIVATI
nnd SKIN | JI K\SI : ' .
Ills Ct IIK- . art ? llt.M \UK.\III.I. Rtld I'CHMNHVT
'j'li inot < iii-.TiN\Tii c\sts viti.ni.M : ) rapidly
under his form of treatment.
'Ihe do tor H thoiiry It that no disease shonli
be retarded ai incurubln until the dUeasei
oignnls dpsti-oyed f.istcrthun itc.inbe repaired
From liH jvars of expuiieuce lu HOM-ITAI , .1111
1'niVATK I'lurrifi : , tuo doctor UclasbCd ttmung
the Li\uiM ) t-i-KCUi.isTS.
Cl'NSL'I.TATION I'UKi : .
Treatment by correspoudcnce. Send stam ]
Offr | ° ce--Bushman Block. 16th and
Douclns Sts.i Omaha , ob ,
OUR NEW ADDITION
Is being rapidly pushed to completion and \vo hope to open the same by the 15th hist.
The changes and improve incuts which we are also making in the old store extend to
every floor and department. We propose to have not only the largest , but also the best
arranged and best lighted Clothing Establishment.
We have to apologize to our patrons for the present condition of our store , but it
is unavoidable ; we are not only crowded with goods but crowded with buyers at all
times , and customers may lind it a little inconvenient but they will find themselves
amply repai d by the low prices we are making throughout our entire stock and tlio
many bargains we are offering.
Our stock of Overcoats is enormous and the change in the weather has created
quite a demand for them. We have everything imaginable , or at least desirable , and
among our stock will bo found many lots which are marked in price far below their in
trinsic value.
The lions' Suit stock is the heaviest ever shown and its variety warrants the as
sertion that whoever buys a Winter Suit without at least looking here , fails to consult
his own interest. There is not an establishment in the west that ofl'ers the selection or
names the prices we do.
Hoys and Children are as amply provided for we still have some of the special
bargain Knee Pant Suits at $ L\50 a suit , which would be cheap at $5.00. We want every
mother to look at this suit. In long Taut Suits and Boys' and hildreu' s Overcoats wo
offer great inducements.
Underwear you can buy of us at lower prices than the regular retailers pay for
them.
Gloves , Hosiery , Neckwear and all other ] \Iens' \ furnishings at lowest possible
prices.
Hats are almost given away , at least you would think so if you look at the con
stant rush in our Hat Department. The quantities we handle of these goods , and the
way we buy them puts all competition out of the question.
COSTS
Cor. I4th and Douglas Streets , Omaha.
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 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
evening of the same day.
It has been progressive in the past.
ft will lead in the future.
Travel and ship via the Burlington.
0
Ticket Office , 1223 Farnam Street. Telephone 250.
Depot on Tenth Street.
IP ! *
O EV3 A H A
MEDICAL 9 SURGICAL INSTITUTE ,
N. W. Cor. 13th & DodKO Sto.
FZ. A.CES ,
APPLIANCES FOR DEFORMITIES AND TRU13ES
Jlest facilities , apnartus and remedies fur sue
T fiil treatment of every form of diseasecpnr
liitf MrUical or burgical Treatment.
FIFTY ROOMS FOR PATIENTS.
. Hoard nnd Mtcmlaucc ; best hospital accoinm <
ilatioiu in the nest.
WHITK tok CIRCUIARS on Defonnitles an < *
tlraces , Tru ei , Clul > 1'eet , Curvnture of th <
Spinr , Piles , Tumors , Cancer. Catnirh HrotiChltib
Inhalation , lUcctricitv , Paralysis , ! { pilcp < 'y Kn1
ney , Illadiler I'.ye. lar , S'-in ' aud lllood , apd all
hur ical Operations.
Diseases of Women n Spoclal'.y.
HOOK ON DIIEACIS or WOMKN I'irE. ;
OSLY RELIABLE MEDICAL IH3TISUIB
Mir.INO A Bl'ECIiLTV Or
PRIVATE DISEASES.
All Illood Diseases successfully treated Syp'.i
'me ' I'oisan removed from the cj tem wlinou"
mrrcury New restoritivc treatment for lo > .s ol
Vitnl Tower. I'eihons unable to visit us may l.t
11 rated at home by correspondence All column
n ationsconfidential Meilicinesorlnstnimem.s
flit by mail or express , securely packed , tu
mnrks to Indicate contcnU or render. One per
sonal interview preferred. Call and consult u 01
ml history of jour case , find we will bend iu
ulain wrapper , our
BOOK TO MEN , FREE ;
Upon Private. Special or Nervous Diseases , Jm
wuciicy , Syphilis. Gleet anil VaricocUc , with
0.ttiou lUt. Address
Until/lit Jltdtcal and Siirnieal Inttltt'lrot
DR. McMENAMY ,
Tn-p Spoils niul Si'cilllnijs for Timber Clulin1" ,
1'rnlt Tri'i's , s-nuill I mils , Oriiiinientiils , i\cr- :
Kr < I'iiH , etc.
Kt-nd for jirloo list -I'ltlli ; '
I > . K. I. A Bill ,
Shcnancloah. Iowa.
'Ihe liUKCul , luitcst & J Uncut In tlie world
. 'fts'eiiKCr nccomruniliitliiiiii unpici > | | eil.
Nr\v York In CilliiKfi\v vlit l uuilonilffe
Oct ith i ANCiiouiA Oct. 27lti
it Mil i
Oct vuth i
NKW YOIIK-IO I.lvhiirooi , VIA Qi'n.ssrow.v.
Tim fclctmitel I Ijtrcfit un < l tlne't I'as ( Otr. Jlst
iciiin > liii | kCiiKpr htPHiiu-r lu
CITV Ot UO.MK. i tliu WorlJ. |
halonn pn aKitnliin eow. Perry. Liverpool , llclfnit
ur yuponhtown. I U unit unwsiili * per ( UHKOW iitiMiti'
ori HU anil iipwunl * for lltyiir UUIIIH. Stii onil rlu i
( .U. llelurn tli Hutu ut ri'ituccil rait i iiiailo u > uilahlu
lori'lllicr rouliiiitutini ; pxcurslmil'ti tinnrlviliMu
< it cclni2 Iho Nurllianiloilth ur Iruliim. tlm lti\i > ri
.Mersey anil llio | iicturc' 'iuu Clyiln "ti-erHUi ! S.il
Am lior l.ineitnitti payable frc of eh.iriru , holil at
lnrruitr.iti-9 ror Uuulc cf tuun , tickets or lurlliur
liif-iniiatuin anply lo
HENDERSON BROS. , 72 La Sallo St. , Chicago
Oi lu any ut our loui ! agents.
itemarkableforpowerful _ ' irrapjiW
tbptlo tunu. p'llatiltt action and ub-
elute durability , ai years' record
lh be t KuarauH'o of the eictt-
Ipnce ofttn.'se liutrumcnlii.
WOOeERIOflEB !
PEERLESS DYES AHUTHK I1E3T.
TUB"B
OF TUB
Chicago , Milwaukee & St , Paul R'y ' ,
Tbo licst Route from Uinali.i nnd Council
Illufls to
TWO TriAlNS DAILY UK'IWICKN OMAHA ANB
COUNCIL DLUitd
AM ) MihTiuikpp ,
St. I'anl , MIiuitnpolN , Cedar Itnpidfy
Itock Island , I'rrepnrt , Kockford ,
Clinton , Jubtiiiio ) | , Dnyenport ,
El in , Madison , .InnosTlllOy
Kcloit , Winona , I.a Crusne ,
And til uthtr Important points I.ait , Norlhctit tnO
KorthrouBhttckpts call nn tlio ticket acrtil t 1VH
Fornam itntt , In Jtarkcr llluik. ur nl Uuliin 1-aclHo
' ' '
'i'A'iifniim SIt | ier and the flnoit Dlnlnif Lnm In tb
worl < ! nrf run on tbu main line nl tUu I lilrn ; ) , Jill
waukco A. HI. I'aul IUIlwH > , unU frcry Httuatlon II
palil to pft&acnktirt by cuuilvoui euipJ07u > CX tt(6
cuifipanT K. MII.L.KH * , ( Inif r l .Manarcr.
J. K. 1 UCKItU , AMlttant ( .unt-rnl MaDHiar.
A. V. U. UAlil'JCNTEH , Guutrnl i'uicnftr aad
Tlckft Agtinl.
OKO K. UKAKFOKU.AsJliUnt
aj TtUMlic'eueri4liutcrlntcnC ? ! l.
' Nebraska National
:
U. S. DEPOSITORY , OMAHA , 1133.
Taltl Up Cajillul $100,000
' .Surplus uO.UUU
( *
II. w. YWM. I'rcslilcnt.
Lewis S. ItKf.ii , Vice I'reJltlen * .
A. II. ToL'/AMS , "ml Vlro I'raslvJeat ,
\v. n. f. IliuiiiKa , L'ushler.
W. V. Moitsr : , JOHN H.
11.V. . VAIIS , I.i.visH. .
A. K. TOUSALIM.
Ilankin ; ; Olllco
THE IRON BANK ,
Corner I'-'U : and 1'uruuiu Hts ,
A Unitrnl U.IUKI ;
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