THE OMAHA DAILY BEEy WEDNESDAY , NOVEMBER 28 , 188a
THE CITY.
An infant chiffi of , Hans .Tanscn , 711
Louvonworth street , was buried at UK
expense of the county , the parent
beinp too poor to bear the funeral ex
Thurwlny evening at 7 o'clock then
'
ill bo div'lno services hold at thn synagogue
goguo on llarney and Twcnty-fourtl
streets. Rabbi I5enl-on will ollleiatoant
lecture. The public in general is in
vlted.
The festival commemorating the re
dedication of the temple by the heroic
Maccabees ( luring the reign of Antio
chin Kpiphanes ifl usually celobratei
annually on the 2oth day of the nintl
Jewish month called ' 'Kislov , " corresponding
spending this year with Thursday , the
liitth inst. It lasts eight days. Service1
at the synagogue will bo held LYidaj
uvenlng al tlio usual hour.
The family sermons of Pastor Lama'
nt First Haptist church Sunday night
are attracting very large audiences
Last Sabbath night every available sea
was IHlcd and n lariro number of chair
hud to bo secured. The afler-meotiiif
wns large and deeply interesting. Twt
professed conversion and seven other !
asked the prayers of Christians. Nex
Sunday night the subject will bo
"Obligations of Wives to Husbands. "
aragraphs ,
Governor Thaycr Is In the city.
A. M. Withrow , of Chicago , Is at the Pax
ton.
.1. S. Husscll of Hoston Is at thoPattoi
hotel.
hotel.W.
W. , f. Wyman , of Lincoln , is at the Mer
chants.
J. Woodman is registered at the Mcr
chants.
Ira H. Jackson of Denver is a guest at tin
Murray.
L Valentine , of Kansas City , Is at tin
Merchants.
I } . H. Osborno , of New York , Is a guest n
the I'uxton.
Mrs. A. Ptitimn and daughter are stoppini
at the Mumiy.
C. F. Keith , Worcester , Mass. , is a gucs
ut the Miihird.
H. W. Green has inscribed his name on tin
Paston'.s register.
O car Pepper Pierce of St. Louis is regis
tered at the P.ixton.
H. Lee Smith , of London , Eng. , is regis
tcied at the Paxton.
A. J. Lewis , of Salt Lake City , is regis
tered at the Merchants.
H. G. Coo and wife ofj Milwaukee an
guests at thoMillnrd.
Mr. W. 1C. Ilolloway , wife and child are
guests at the Puxton.
Thomas .T. Swan , of Cheyenne , Wyo. , is
registered nt the Paxtou.
C. E. Frommann's iiumo appears on tin
register of the Murray.
E. P. Shields , Kansas City , is in the citj
and a guest at tno Miihird.
J. E. Kite , wife and daughter , Ucatrice ,
uro registered at the Miihird.
II. A. Draincrd , editor of the Lancastoi
Union , was in town Monday.
W. F. Palmer and John E. Wilson of Chicago
cage are registered at the Miihird.
Charles S. Galligan. S. Lowcnshou nnd
Gcorco F. Johnson of New Yorit are regis
tered at the Murray.
Mr. William Anderson , cashier at the Mur
ray , has gone to his homo in DCS Moincs to
upend Tluvnkbgiving day.
Mis. John O'Kecfo , of Crcston , la. , is con
fined to the residence of her mother at 1811
California street , with sickness ,
At the Arcade : A. Crowell , Tekamah ;
James Marsh. Heatrice ; M. F. King , jr. ,
Lincoln ; C. H. Combs , Weeping Water ;
Albert Clark , Craig ; James A. Masters ,
Ponca ; P. Newman , Ulair ; D. C. Langford ,
Tckamab ; N. B. Davis of Blair.
TwoBcliool Holidays.
In accordance with the rules governing
schools in this city , there will be no sessions
of the Omaha schools on Thursday , Thanks
giving day , nor the day following- , .
Silicon Closed.
Deputy Sheriff Houck levied upon tRo sa
loon , Block and llxtures of Gustav Stclling at
South Omaha yeslcrduy , to salisfy a claim ol
Thomas D. Hanna , to the extent of $ SOO.
The latter , It is sain purchased the saloon ,
nnd placed the former in charge of it , but
Stclling refused to recognize Hanna oven as
n partner , ' and in consequence the latlor
closed the cstubllsraunt.
The Chiefs Ijato.st Order.
In his last general order Chief Seavoy no-
lilies the members of the police force that
any ofllcer who is found drinking any kind of
intoxicating liquor , in a saloon or elsewhere ,
while on duty , shall bo immediately sus
pended and n recommendation sent lo the
board of 11 ro and pollco commissioners that
they dishonorably discharge each and every
offender. _
The Democrat Incorporates.
The Democrat Publishing company has
filed articles of Incorporation , with capital
Block placed at $ .10,000. The incorporates
are : W. \'auglmn , J. II. Lamar , M. V.
Gannon , E. H. Chapman , B. A. Fowler. Wil
liam Mellugh , Sam M. Hnrdotto , W. 1 { .
Vaughan , jr. , and H. E. Incrraham. The bus-
Inc.ss of the company will bo the printing and
publishing of a daily and weekly newspaper ,
and conducting u job printing establishment.
Mr. Clavor's Ijuuky Draw.
Having Interviewed Mr. .Tno. T. Clover in
regard to his reported lucky draw in the
Lousiana State Loltery , wo Jlnd that ho
held one-twentieth of tjcket No. K.7R5which !
drew the ilrst cnpilal prhw of $300,000 in the
company's drawing on the SJtli of October
last , and that ho has received his money
fl5,000-on the same. Mr. Clavcr's ticket
cost him ono dollar and was the llrst and
only money ho had ever Invested In that way.
Uy an agreement with Mr. William Foster ,
of this place , who held a ticket In the Instl-
tullon , that if either ot their tickcto drew a
prize they would dlvldo equally , Mr. Foster
receives one-half the amount.
Mr. Claver and Mr. Foster are both well
rcspeclcd cllbons of ibis vicinlly , and what
ever may bo said pro or con of the lotlory
Usolf , this amount of money will olovnlo
them from moderate lo well to-do circum-
utauccH , and It is to ho hoped that it will bo
Invested in a way that will give it circulation
In this city and comuiuiilly. Murr.iy ( Iowa )
' news , Nov. 15. _
, ACIlAl'TKlt PUPM 111311 ijlKJS.
A Female Tluof Whom ) IlnmlH Arc
Htnlnctlultli Itlnod.
Pearl Wright , the Ilery-lmlrcd oyprlan who
was arrested In Council BlulTa Monday by
Dotectlvo Ormsby for stealing a number of
dresses from Lllllo Maim , the head woman
of a bawdy house In this city nt 111 South
Ninthslreel , although yet young , Is Bleeped
in crhnonnd hus considerable of n history.
I ! Thrco years ago Pearl , which by the way , m
not her right name , was living with her mot
her ut New Lebanon , Indiana county , Penn
sylvania. Her mother was a widow , bul weal
thy , and a lino-appearing but penniless widow
er named Kennedy was a zealous aspirant for
the widow's hand and dowry. Pearl took a
hearty dlsllko to the prospective utopfathor.
ami told her mother that If she married
Kennedy she would kill him. The mother ,
however , laughed al the threats of the six--
tccn-year-old daughter and gave her hand
and heart in marriage to the wldowor. Ken
nedy proved to bo a bad step-father and drove
Ills wlfo'g children away , and installed his
own progeny In choir place. Pearl resented
the Intrusion of Kennedy in the household ,
and dolled his authority in ordering bar to
Icavo her homo. A quarrel ensued nnd
Pearl , arming herself with a sU-ahoolur ,
shot Kennedy dead ,
The affair proved a profound sensation , and
after Jymt ; Jti Jail for u year Pearl was trial
on the charge of murder , but was acqultlcd ,
Bho then drifted west , landing In Lincoln.
At 11 rut she tried to make her living by
honest work , but the contamination received
from follow prisoners while in jail poisoned
her morals , and she soon cainu to Omuha and
entered a house of sluuno. Her course down
ward has been swift , and now ut the early
ngo of nineteen she ranks among the vilest
of the vile in Omaha.
Standard ahortuaud school. 1007i Far-
8IIOKT HPUKCUUS.
Ititt Full of Korco DclKcrcd t > y Soutl
Oinnlin. Couiiotltiion.
"I've n d n sight moro interest In the (
street viaduct tlmn have In L street , ntn
they had no wrangling over that. If yoi
keep on we'll KPtn poor country bridge In
stead of ft viaduct , and t don't give a gel
ilnrn whether we get u M-cent viaduct or not
but I want to got the cheapest and the host , '
were the wordi that shocked TUB HII : : re
porter's cars as ho took u scat In the Soutl
Omaha Jail Monday night , along \vilhtho ) res
of the city council.
The trouble was this : The council oni
week ago had accepted the bid ol the MM
waukco Uridgo & Iron company , to build thi
L street viaduct for < U,5fH , while nnothc :
company had put ono In somewh.it lower
There has been any amount of trouble sinci
then , because the citizens object to paylni
the outside price for work to bo ilono nm
Monday night the merits of th <
bids mndo by the Keystone nn <
Missouri Valley companies wore discussed
There was n difference of $1,100 bptwcer
them , but Councllmen I'uiino , Smith mu
U.iylcss were willing to pay the oxtr.i ? l,70l (
because the cheapest company had the ad
vantage of hearing the bids from the othoi
competitors , and then putting in a sccom
bid. Councilmun McMillan , Kaflcrty nm
Hurko thought otherwise and said HO , nm
claimed that if the council hndicceivcd tin
second bid , they should stand by it and M.IVI
citizens ilTOO if they could. The dob.uo or
the subject was confined to McMillan , Uay-
less , t'"enno , Hurke and O'Hourlro , with tin
mayor occasionally putting in a word or two
All they said could not bo reported , because
some of the speeches were long and others
short , but among the short ones were "II
seems that ono councilman can't trust an
other and thinks hu'u making moro than he
is , nnd I'll vote to throw it nil out " "I thlnli
it's ' d n well dismissed to night. " "I bii
.you , the world and the devil di'lluncc" " ]
say ho's a liar to his face you'ro u liar ,
" " deal. " 'That's
.lohn. "Wo want u square
what wo want , and we'll get It , too , " and n
few others , lleloro all this took place , the
committee on streets and alleys had ropoitct :
in favor of the bid of the Missouri vnllo.v
Jlridgo company , of Leavcnworth , fortho Q
street viaduct at ? 'ilSOO , "complete nnd rcadj
for trafilc , " but the report was rejected by
the votes of McMillan , Halfoityf Ilurke anil
O'lJourko. ' They voted "no" because the
Keystone Uridgo and Iron company offered
to do the same \vork for $ . ! 0OM.00 ) , and then
It was learned that the latter company
had been allowed u second bid , because they
were wrongly informed as to the specifica
tions. Another debate followed , in which
the city engineer explained that the Keystone
bid was not really the lowest , because the
combined price of the main structure.nnd the
extras they added , amounted to $ H3iOU ; , but
this , the ropicscntalive of that company , de
nied. Then the two rcprcntativcs of the two
rival companies were given the floor , nnd
spoke at some length on the relative merits
of the eye-braces , irirders and hand-rails of
wood and iron , until the council changed the
subject and talked about bridges , and by re
quest Engineer Lawrence read over the ten
bids as received. Another war of
words followed , and Councilman Fcnno
moved , seconded by Councilman Smith ,
that the highest bid of ? 31M)0 ) bo accepted.
On n vote being taken Messrs. Smith , Fenno
and Hayless voted yes , and McMillan Uurkc ,
UafTerty and O'Kourke ' , no. Then Council
man McMillan moved that the lowest bid ,
# . ! 0bO ( ) bo accepted , but it was voted down by
Messrs. Fcnno , Smith , Hayles , O'Hourko
and the mayor. The mayor explained why
ho voted no , and then after another debute
Councilman Smith moved that the bids for Q
street viaduct bo re-advertised. Councilman
KalTort.v moved an amendment that the bids
for Q street viaduct be included in tlio adout-
lon , but the mayor said that deal was closed
nntl he had already accepted the bonds of
fered by the contractors. An alarm of lire
sounded about that time ami for a moment
Hie councilman uudo for the door but came
back ami remained long cnoutrh to carry the
original motion ana adjourn. "New tenders
for the (2 ( street viaduct will now bo i eceived ,
nnd the city for the present has been saved a
useless expenditure of $1,700.
Advice to Mothers.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup should al
ways bo usedforchildrenteething. Itsoothea
the child , softens the gums , allays all pain ,
curcsjwind colic , and is the best remedy for
diarrhoea. 'Joe a bottle.
Itnili-oatl Notes.
Conductor Wilcox and Train Baggageman
Too Tabor , of the briclgo train , are bath se
riously ill , the former with rheumatism and
the latter with blood poisoning.
A company of recruits from the east went
west on the Union Pacific yesterday to re
port at the various headquarters to which
they were assigned.
Engine 101 , a back number on the Union
Pacific , came in from Montana to bo over-
liaulcd In the Union Pacillo shops.
D. E. Thompson , general superintendent
3f the I ) . & M. , went west this morning.
Train No. 2 on the Union Pacific arrived
In fourscctous from the west yesterday morn
ing , and the regular No 2 was four houi s late.
Western connections delayed it.
All the eastern trains wore on time yester-
lay morning except tho"Q , " which was llf teen
minutes later.
V. P. Murray , general western passenger
igent of the Nuw York Central , left for St.
loseph yesterday morning.
Thanksgiving turkeys are among the
icavicst arrivals at the Uuion Pacific depot
ust now.
Thcrowas u'puz/lcd conductor and brake-
nan on No. a of the 13. ix M. The brakeman
liscovored u pug dog in care of n lady in the
Irst class coach , and tolu hot- that it would
lavotogoin the baggage car. She objected
ind ho went for the conductor , but when
-hoy returned thcro was no dog in sight.
They made a thorough search for the canine ,
md the lady politely stepped Into the aialo to
iccommodato them , but they were unable to
ocato it and return discomlltted. When nil
vas quiet , the lady drew the dog from her
'Improver" where It had rested peacefully
n the shallow of her cloak , while the rail-
vny men cio making their unavailing
.carcb. .
Three all steel furmicos reserved for
) umhi. ; No joints , Aildrosb ,
It M. Wim : , IJoone , Iowa.
Ilio Kcil Unites Wo
Through the negligence of the waterworks
iorapany in failing to put up proper signal
Ights near n trench for water mains in Slier-
nan avenue , near the fair grounds , William
Ick , of the ilrmof Kck & Ilolstcu , came near
oslng his hfo by being precipitated into the
lltcu while driving along that thoroughfare
, bout 8 o'clock Monday evening. The liorso
vas injured seriously and tho-wagon badly
mashed. Kck was badly bruKod by falling
nto the hole , but fortunately none of his m-
urlcs uro borious ,
'I am weary of llvhifj , " moaned poor Mrs.
Ulack ,
'For I'm fairly worn out with the ache In
my back ;
My nervrs are n chain
Of weakness and pain ,
Ind my poor l\uad \ is-nuhing as if it would
crack. "
'Now , don't bo discouraged , " cried good
Mrs. White ,
'It Is never so dark but there's promise of
light :
I cnn toll you , In brief.
What will give you relief
Merco's ravorito Proscription will soon set
you right. "
It is the only remedy for woman's po-
iulhir weaknesses and ailments , sold by
ini l'lst9 , under a positive guarantee
rein the manufacturers that it will { jlvo
atlbfaetion in every case or money will
10 refunded. See guarantee on bottle
mippoi- . Largo bottle (100 ( doses ) for
1. Six for $5.
flniul Hull aintoli.
A big hand ball match was played at
rilffannoiut Hart's court yesterday morning ,
'ho ' contestants were Morgan Hoafoy and
. H. Uoyd , u merchant of Now York Cltj' .
'ho ' stakes wei0 25 , best two out of thrco ,
i the llrst fromo the honors were equal ,
Icufoy winning by only an eco ,
i tlio second , however , ho com.
letoly demolished his competitor and
10 Omnium's victory was received with en.
lURiastlo . 'ecrs. Mr. Jloyd will remain In
iwn for bprao days us ho lius largo proprlo-
iry Interesta here and will meet Mr. Huafey
i uuoUier.coiUest. Another match has also
sen arranged between lUcUaril
Gcorpo Cnnflcld and Wlllinnl Plemmini
ngallist ldward Ilrcnnan , Charles Fnnnitii
and Hugh Murphy. It will take place PI
Thanksgiving evening.
Do you suitor with catarrh ? You can bi
cured if you taku Hood's Sarsaparilla
the jroat blood purifier. Sold by al
druggists.
_ _
A IJUUTAIj ASSAUIjf.
< 1 , O. Flatter Seriously Itcntcn by ni
Mr. .1. O. Fisher , proprietor of the Flshc :
Printing company , 1011 Farnam street , wa
the victim of a vicious iisinult by Mat Hlncr
foreman of the press room Monday evening
Fisher's business has required him to put n
a force of men ou at night as well ns days
and he appointed as foreman of the nigh
gang a friend from Hastings. This did no
in any way Interfere with Ulncr's authority
ns day foreman , but ho objected to Fishcr'i
appointing the nicht force w.ihout con
suiting him llrst. Hiner has therefore beet
surly for n few days , nnd apparently get
ting a notion into his head that he was point
to bo discharged , ho made up his mliu
to give Fisher a thrashing.
At 8 o'clock Monday nmhtho went into th <
third story of the establishment and after i
few angry words knocked Fisher down , am
proceeded to beat him In a merciless man
tier , Umcr is a powerfully built nnd iitliletu
fellow and ho Indicted some fearful bruises
continuing his assault until his employer wa ;
beaten into insensibility. Uinor then lied
Mr. Fisher was picked tip bleeding and in
sensible und carried to his homo at 220 !
Douglas , where for several hours ho wa
thought to bo dying. Yestanloy morning he
suffered less , but his mind wandered , and i
Is feared that ho has suffered a concussion o
the brain. _
ICtldy'H
Miss Hosnlio Eddy of the Paul school
whoso Illness has already been mentioned
has suffered a relapse and Is In a dangerou6
condition. Her friends are greatly alarmed ,
Her patents , who live in the western partol
the state , have arrived and will do nil they
can for her.
Absolutely
Tills uowtlih never varies. A marvel of purity
Btienctli and wliolesonienes.s. Moro econom
ical than thu ordinary kinds , and cannot bu sold
In competition with thu mnltltuda of low cost ,
short w eight alum or phosphate powder * , Cold
only In cans. Hoval imklng l'o\vdcr Co. , l'ii
\Vallsticot. NewYoik.
Bennro of Fraud , as my name and the price arc
itampcn on the bottom of all my advertised shots
before leivine the factory , which protect the wearcri
against high prices and inferior Roods If a dealer
offers W. I , . JtiniKlu * shoes al n reduced price , or
says he Ins them without my nime and price stamped
on the bottom , put him down as a fraud.
FOR
GENTLEMEN.
The only calf 83SKAMLiSS Shoo smooth In-
side. NOTACKSoMVAXTIIllKAntohurttlio
feet , easy as haud-soncd and AVILL NOT Kir.
TO THE PUBLIC.
The recent circular irnt out br the New Koglftrid I. iter'
Protective Union tinted Aiiguit lit. IS H , rcxjuetting labor or-
jrtnliationt to bojcott my tiorf , it 1-lifl and iiiiiTeaaing , at
tbe re It no trouble at rnr fictury , It I running at Hi lullcit
capacity , and ) IM brcti for over a > car. Icinploj both Knlchli
of Labor and Die Latter * 1'rotfctlve Union men , and in order
to prate to th * inrnibrnot Labor orpinlntloni evFr > here
Ibitthe itatcincnti made In laid circular are raise lufler
$5,000 REWARD
la HIT ft nun or pcrionl ha III prove all the itatrmenli mnjs
In tafdclrculir to te true. Tlili oiler * 111 hold cooU until
Jinuirylil , 1889.
M' . I , . DOUGLAS , Itrorktnn , Slnm.
For sulo by Kelley , Stipo-i & Co. and
3co. S. Miller , 012 North 10th St.
Au Important Announcement
About ilf wceki ego. while at builnria , i
wnb suddenly attacked with excruciating
paint lu ni ) feet , kiiaen ami hands S > so\t r *
Iho atluck that 1 took my bed limnodlutcdy ,
anil lu two or thrro dujs my jolnuvir
iwollru to nlmott clouMo thefr iiaturHliilza ,
ndikcp wna dilrrn from me. AfHrtutTur.
In ? the most oiirncliulntt pnln foritHrrk ,
UklnullulincnU aniUurloim inlur rciupdle * .
frl.'ud ttiiotyinpnthlwd with uij lielplcu
couduion.ialiltouiai
"Why uon't jou pet Bwlft' Sjx > cine nnd
otolt. \vlll8uaronteBn cure , nnd Kitdou
tot the inrdUlnu nhull voet JiHl nothlUK. "
r I at uuca eecurtMl the S 0. H. , and nflrr
csln It the tlrst < lny , hnd a iulet night und
refrtdilng tlern. In a wific I felt uruuilr
teneiutwl In fireB\vccks ! I could kltnpuua
walk about the room , nnd utter ualnic Bis
totllci I aa out and M > lu In K < > to builuem.
Blncothca I h o beeureBiilixrlyutiiiy von
of duly , and eland on my fiet fromnlnoto
ten hours a dayiind nm eutlreli freofrom
. Then ) are the plain and blmplofact *
imrcuf.iuid I will vherrfullyuiunerall
Inuulrlti iclatlvo thereto , elh | < r In i > er ou or
iy luall. TiioHis TUrKiuir.
* , 11 W. Whetreet.Jiuw York City.
Niinviui. TFJIH I hnvo warded off n
vcru attack of rheumalUm by n timely rc or
to HwlU'ii K'li'lnc. In nil cutes hi i o a l r-
nmueul rdluf U sought tldJ infdltlne com-
monilj Itfdf for n rniutUulloual trtatinejit
that thoroughly eiadlcatt * thu nodi ol dU-
ctiiufigm thu i ) "Hiii. _
tt. Key. W. P. lUnnLSOH , D. D.
'KEwVtr.it , 61 "in ATE. After cprmllDi
tJU to be iclleicd ( f Dlooil I'ulton ullhout
ID lici.rllt . , nfuw bottle * of Bwlft'sBpeiltlg
workedmxifectcure. C. I'OKTXR.
1 riEMi , Ov.-Mr llttlo girl , aged Bizand
boy. ( ! . ' ' fuur yoart , had lerufula In tha
worit iraintcit hai > p. Th y were jnuif
and ilckijr. lu'daythuyaro liialthyuudro-
lU tolHliOK ultof ukliiKS.B. 8. -
v , Jae T. COLUXB. 1
LADT Uki , ScuTicn Co , Fia. Your B. B ,
B. hai ire > rd a wonderful kiicctki In inr
case. 11 o cuncur ou my f oco. no doutf.
would hat o teen hurrlrd me to my ( rave. J
do llUolc U U uodcrf ul , nnd liai no i qual. ,
U. II. UlUD , 1'Oitaiaitcr. J
_ . . . . VTico , TKAS , Way , 1838. 1
I. H. Co. , Atlanta , Oa. j 1
Oentlenieu-Knowing that-you cjiproelat *
voluntary teitlmoulali. we taVu plraiureln
autlug Oiat one of our lady culoiur baj
nKaliiod her health by th u e of feurlar *
pollloi of your great rt-n cdr , after having
b * u an In talld for toreral } nar * . Her trouble
Wai eitrt uie debility , caund by a cUiaaie p -
ullarloherioz. WituJft Cu.IlruKcUta. i
Three lx L > mailed free ou application.
'
tllH.S.a
Til * Bniirr Brrcrno Co , i
\Drancrl.AllantaQx
The "GlGiiuCiiniiiE" Cape Top OTorcoat
The inostiucc'cisfulgnrmont tntroducotl
lij1 us this season. The capo1 * nro tip-
tuclmblo nnd tlio innturluli aio of
stroiiR twocd nnd thu splumlld Irish
Frieze textures. AUo u complete stoek
of plain Ovrcoats and Frieze Ulstors.
OVER
10,000 , MA6EE RANGES
2,000 MAGEE FURNACES AND
13,000 , MAGEE HEATING STOVES
WERE SOLD IN 1887.
These figures tire moio eloquent than volume'
\\hlcli might \ultten In praise of tliepo' ullui
merits noviessed bj tin1 M.itfeo ( lOixls.
Mi - > 1' vur.o \ SAY * oi TIIK Uni s :
"I use tlio MiiKi'u Kunuo const intly In mj
Schools anil Priv.itn Kitchen : It fulfills over }
requirement for tlio most usaetlntrxork ; ]
uoulil not e\ehniiKO it for any raiigtj made. "
bend for our I'lirnnco Circular anil lead whal
physician professors. seleiill ts. mcrhanlcs am
meirliants say of the Mngoe I'uniaci's tnoy havi
In use. Don t put In bti-am nr lint \Vatur Ap
parntns.tlll you KNOW \Mrnt a MUST-CLASS Hoi
Air furnace will do for half the cost.
Tin Moi i : lt\MirsFu NA < isllrriro : \NI
COOKIMl STOVKIHK Sll ( 13UlYW 111 111 * 1)J
nur agents , and o wiiriant em li one to glu
perfect satisfaction to the. Oil ) or M.U.ii :
KtMtNACn CO. , : ToW ! UNIONST. . , Hobton. bi
Lake St .
Agents Omahu.
OMAHA
HEDiCALa SURGICAL INSTITUTE ,
N. W. Cor. 13th & Dodge Sta.
JOB THK TBEATJIENT Of ALI ,
03Sl.-A.CES ,
Appliances for Deformities and Trnssas.
Boat fftcllltlen , oppnrotus nj rnnieili s for success-
'nl Hcitnii'iit ot erery form of dbcuao requiring
UoUlcal or bursltMl Treutmcnt.
FIFTY ROOMS FOR PATIENTS.
Hoard and ntlendnnco ; beb boipltal nccomiuoila-
lions In tbe won.
\VIUTB roil ClBCDT.AiisonIoformlUe3oDiJ1)raco ) > ,
Prussot , Club Kt'ot. Curvuturo of lliu t-nlne , IMI ,
I'uinorB , Cancer , Catnrrh , QroncnllK Inhnlallon ,
electricity , I'nraljlm , lCillop | < y. Kidney , ninrtilur ,
Cye , U r , Skin uiil Illood , ana allguritloilOucrntloni
Olsoases of Woman a Specialty.
llOOK OH DlSEAftKS OF WOMEN I'llKlt.
3NLY HELIABL3 MEDIOAL INSTITUTE
MAKINO A SPECIALTY1 OB-
PRIVATE DISEASES.
All IIlool Il8en-e luoccatfully trcntod. Srplillllli )
"olaon rumored from the ifslmn without morcurr.
uvr reviorattvo IroutmHnt forlos * of Vital f'uvror.
* ersonq unable to vUtt us may bo trentod at homo by
lotresnundence. All commualoullonn tuutlilenUul.
iIcdlcfiK'i or lugtrumtnti sent by mull or ( xprrafi ,
securely pacKcd , no mnrkn to Indlciito contiiiils or
leudur. Ono personal Interrieir pioforrud. Cnll and
: on ultui or send hlitory of your ca u , and wo will
Mnd In plain wrapper , oar
BOOK TO MEN. FREEj
Ipon Private , Hpeclal or Nervous DlscaioJ , Impo-
cucy , Srplillu , Gloat uJ Varlcccila , wllhquviuon
MU Addrojs
Jmaha Medical and Sirtcal ( ( ; Institute , or
DR. McME\AI IY ,
3 r. 13th and Dodce Sts. . - . OMAnA.J < En.
las Moysr-EstaWishfld IGSC-Adolph lloyor
eyer
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IIXTLEXTII AX I ) rAKXAM STIlKiri'.S. '
Cicucral ApcnlCor
STEINWAY.
BICKERING ,
KNABE ,
VOSE & SONS ,
BEHR BROS , ,
and JAS , W , STARR
lory & Clark and i5ioniiiier-B8ll !
Bl'I'.CIAI , I'JUCUS AND TJ5KMS.
Write forCatalot'iio
) r. J. E. McGrew ,
Ono of Iho Most Siicccj'sfiil
SPECIALISTS
i the Treatment of all Chronic or the
So-called Incurable Diseases ,
A cure cuanintced In all cases ot I'HIV'ATB
id HKIN llbiAHiS. : : AU dlBoiil.TS of thn
: \UAI , OKtJANS CUHHl ) nna .MANHOOD
idl'.NHWU' UKb'fOltUU.
Under the Doctor's form of treatment no ilia-
, ko Is coDHldcreil Incurable , until lliu ji.irts of
o body ndurtcd iiy ilUuasu are ilestrojud
atertliau tliey can ba reputrud or built up.
CXNSUI.TATiON l'UiU. :
Treatment by correspondence. Bend stamp
r reply.
fflCG Buohman BIoo . 13th caul
DpUL'l& HIM ,
O OISTTIIST IE3 ZsT T
JLJBIT
Superior Quality and Reduced Prices.
\Vo hnvo decided lo offer for the bal
ance of this month aspecial inducement
lo cash buyers throughout the west lo
purclmso an overcoat or ulster at bot-
loi.i prices. Our entire wholesale slock
of"A,000 ) worth to s-clect from , onibrac-
hifT Kino Klysitins , Ueavprs , Cliincilla ; ! .
Meltons , Kerseys , and Fur Beavers.
There is no fabric lee expensive for
our ready-mado Ovcrcoals and wo
guarantee thorn lo be betlor in every
respct than low priced Custom work.
We mention a few of the special lots
which we oiler at Iho sale.
Lot No. 1 , Price $25.
Is a Diagonal Chinchilla in two colors.
Blown andBluo.lined lhroughoutbody&
sleeves with Win.Slfinnei\VSoirsbcst s't- :
iu it in every detail of manufaeluro , Ihoy
are as near porfecl as wo can make
them. Wo olfer Ihcso Overcoats to
genllomon who can appreciate perfect
worlc and superior materials , but who
do not want to pay tailors $ oj , which
they would have to do for one of equal
qualily. $2. ) each. Wo unhesitatingly
claim that the garmentcannotbe bought
oulbido of the Continental for less than
* 35. - I
Lot No. 2 , Price 20.
Wo offer 160 Blue- Chinchilla Over
coats , lined with a light colored woolen
lining , satin slceyes. piped edges and
made equal to liny custom garment. Wo
expect that this will bo one of the most
popular lots offered at this sale. The
price is lower than the same coat can
bo bought for in regular retail stores
and lor business men wo recommend
this ns ono of the best values wo have
over olTcred.
Lot No. 3 , Price $15.
This lot is made of blue chinchilla ,
perfectly fast color , made and trimmed
to give perfect satisfaction. No cheap
trimmings used in any of our low priced
garments. Wo recommend this lot for
a medium priced garment , knowing
that the purchaser will be entirely sat
isfied with it. Price $15 ; all si/jus ; 35 to
Lot No. 4 , Price $ IO
Wo 'otter i200 Mcns' Plain Moscow
Hcnvor Overcoats in bltio nnil brown i\t
810. This is tlio lowest prieoil ovoroout
that wo rooonunond to our trade. For
$10 nolhitifj bettor can bo inn-chased
I than this garment , jruanuitoi'd lobe
perfectly honobt in every robpect. AH
sizes.Vo believe that the coat is sold
for $16 in the ordinary coui-bO of trade.
Men's ' Ulsters.
MPIIS' Chinchillti Ulstors ? 10 to $25.
Men's Klysian Ulbtors , $10 to $1212.
Men's Irish LYio/.e Ulstors.
Men's Capo Overcoats.
Men.s Fur Trimmed Overcoats.
Men's Fur Trimmed Ulsters.
Men's Fur Overcoats of all kinds.
MAIL OUDKUS.
Send for n sample garment of nny
of the lots advertised and if it is not
satisfactory in every respect , return ut
our expense.
and 15th Street , I. " . J
time. ' :
The Burlington takes the lead.
It was in advance of all Imes in developing Nebraska.
It was in advance of all lines in establishing dining-car
service between Missouri river points and Chicago.
.
; - ti
lt 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
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foave Omaha in the morning and arrive in Denver the
evening of the same day.
It has been progressive in the past. .
It will lead in the future.
Travel and ship via the Burlington.
Ticket Office , 1223 Farnam Street. Telephone 250. r
Depot on Tenth Street.
U
Dit. U. 0. WI'ST'H Nniivn
Mi.sr : a uimnintced giipcllli for Hysteria , lil//l
ness , Convulsloni ) , rits. Nervous NenrnlKla
Jlcadaolio , Nervous j'rostration. catisuil Iiy tlia
IHO or.ilcohol or tobacco. Wttkuruliifss , Mental
Depm a'.on , HoftenlnKot Oio llraln , resulting in
Insanity , and Ipnduic to misery , deo.iy nnd
Ufutli , I'lematureOlu HKO llarrennoss. Loss of
1'ort'cr In either sot. Involuntary I.OHCB and
Bpermatorlici'ii caused bv over-nxertlon of tlio
brain , stdf-abusoor over IndnlKcnca. I'.ach box
contains ono month's troitmont $ l ) al > ox or
six boxes forSI 00 , s-'nt by mall Prepaid on re
ceipt ot price.
WR OUAUANTHIO SIX IJOXIC *
To cure any case. With ojch order received by
us for alx bo'cos , actompanleil ultli } " > "I , wu
\s 111 send the purchaser \\rUtfUiKiuirantea
to refund the money If the tro itmeut doej not
clfect a euro. Gnunuitee-t 1-suod only by C' . R
OUJDMAN. Drumrtst , Bole Aeuut , llioraruaut
Btreet , ( Jmaliu Nub ,
I1 1 nMCV nrt nil urinary troubles ( nBlly.riulct
MUllLI ly urn ] uafiily cured by 1HJ01 iItA < . ' .il > -
bules , riovurul cubM cured in M'von darK bold
II 60 per box , till druKKlsts , or by mull ( rum Ito-
tuuSlff.fo liaWhrtobt..N V.I nil Dliuu
PEEBLKS IYES"
To s , Dolls , PlnsljJii
ORDELME & QUENTIN
OI'MIMVAUKIIK.
Will Imvo Iliplr full line ot sampli-s displayed
tit the follow IUK plai oa before Nor ' 'f th.
Grand Is'-ani , Columbus , Norfolk , Hastings
and Lincoln.
CUSTOMERS EXPENSES PAID
to nny of the above towiiB. For parUcu-
liiro und datcB , uddrcss our truvolUny
mini ,
KOIECHT lTTitt ) ; ,
Kebruska.
xnit u-oi' xua vuiut LLIU :
) 's T" "
"Anchor"
Stone
Building
Blocks ,
r al Btqne ,
.
The III'.HT
rill'.b-1'.Nf for
cWIJrsu tut
uJuHa.
For $1.75 or
' ( U
/pjjy for Dewrljitlio CaUlojuo , rent ponUfrto , to
Ft AD , RfCHTER 4 00 , ,
tJlOUroartway , tlow York , -
GOLD MKDAL , PARIS , 18V2i
BAKER'S
_ Warranted aluoluleliniro
Coeoii , from which the oiria * ot
Oil lias been mnored. It liai thru
ttmei Hit itrtnglh ot Cocoa inlzod
with ( Slarch , Arrowroot or fiugar ,
and li tlaroforo far moro cconoml *
cat , ( Oitlny Itii than oni ctnt a
cup. It la dcllclou > , nourlslilng- ,
Btrenptlicnlni ; , t Ailly dlgegtod , ana
admirably adrtUd for Invalid ! ag
well a > for -rionilnJi.aUli
KolJ bjr Uroftm CTorjnlicrg.
BAKER & CO , Dorchester , Mass ,
KemarJcable for powerful iftap >
UieUotfine , pllabla act Ion and uC
laaluta duratlluT. ft ) yoara' rtcortf ,
Iho tmt guaranlca of tli ici >
lone * ot tnesa lintrumcnta.
Surgeon and Physiciai.
OfilreN. W Comer uth and Uouu'lasat. Offlsa
lok-puoue , i jj itosldenw t l pUva i WJ.