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8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 20. 1888. <
THE CITY.
The Webster street depot Is being
frescoed.
On the 28th the Walnut Hill Silver
Coi'nct bnnd will plvo Its second grand
' ball at liortzinnn's hull.
The bonril of public works nro adver
tising for grading Fifteenth street from
Grace to Paddock Place.
Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock the Wal
nut hill public school will give nn ontor-
tnininont at the school building.
Sheriff Coburn wont to Kearney yes
terday taking with him two boys
named Kdwnrd Woodward and Chris
tian Connccrs.
M. .1. Murphy , ono of the owners of n
largc'chiiir , bed mid wire mattress fac
tory In Detroit , IB in the city looking
for n place to locate a branch factory.
The postofllco department has re
ceived now carrier and mailing cases.
Undo Sam doesn't often distribute such
favors , but when ho does they are the
very best.
Tom Orinsby , the well know detective
of the Omaha police force , leaves to
day for a visit at his old homo In
Plilltx'lelphiu. This is the first vaca
tion ho has had for thrco years.
The Florence city council met Tuesday
evening and passed an ordinance that
all the city streets and alloys should bo
opened , This ordinance will , it is
thought , cause much litigation.
, Tuesday , at Florence , two Swedes
' engaged in a fight in a saloon , ono
using a billiard cue and the other iv
jmir of billiard bulls. Both were badly
Injuredtho man \vitli \ the cue especially
so. The other was arrested.
Fifty Italians mot yesterday to or
ganize a military sooioty under the
readership of Mr. Vanuto , of the Van-
ute band. The object of the society is
to enable the Italians of Omaha to aid
ono anothoras well as for social enjoy
ment.
Personal I'arauraplis.
Joe Aiorsch , of North Pintle , is at the Paxton -
ton ,
I'M. Held , of Lincoln , Is registered at the
Mlllanl.
A. Chrlstcson , of Houston , Texas , tat the
Taxlon.
A. V , linrron , of Chicago , Is stopping nl
the Pnxton.
C. II. Hedge , of Kansas City , is n guest at
the Puxton.
A. I. , . Hentcm , of Chicago , can bo found at
the Murray.
1C. II. Dawson , of St. Joseph , Is a guest at
the Murray.
S. E. Smitn , of Pawnee City , Neb. , is at
the Mlllnnl.
Otto Howettc , of Fremont , Is a guest at
thu Millunl.
K. M. Wcstcrvolt. of Lincoln , registered ut
the Mlllnrd.
\ \ J. W. Stiles , of Uattlo Creek. Neb. , Is at
\i \ the Millnrd.
W. J. Armstrong , of Palmer , Is stopping
at the Mlllard.
A. W. Lomlerback , of Providence , n. I. , Is
nt the Mlllurd.
S. S. Ethridgo , of DCS Moines , is stopping
nt the Murray.
D. II. Cl.iric , of Knpiil City , has registered
nt the Pnxton.
J. G. McGraith , of Now York , is a guest
nt the Paxtou.
E. M. Pcnllcld , of Fremont , is registered
nt the Murray.
F. M. Fisk , of Pueblo , Colo. , was nt the
Murray last night.
George P. Walker and wife , of Chadron ,
nro at the Murray.
John S. Bell , of Washington , registered at
the Murray last night.
W. P. Noble , of Salt Lake City , registered
at the Paxton last night.
W. Appinson and wife , of Pawnee City ,
are stopping ut the Murray ,
Mr. anil Mrs. Thomas Fitzmorris have
gone to Lincoln to spend a few days with
friends.
William Klpgs , lately of the Omaha Na
tional bank , is dangerously ill at his rcsi-
deuce in this city.
Mr. L. Ilrown , formerly of Omaha , has
removed to Ills now residence , 1323 Uroad-
way , Council Bluffs.
John A. Thompson , of Iowa City , la. , spent
Tuesday in this city visiting his son , C. D.
Thompson and family. Ho loft this morning
on the overland for Denver and Trinidad ,
'Cnl.
'Cnl.At
At the Hotel Barker : T. K. Sylvanus ,
Lincoln ; II. D. Armond , St. Paul ; H. M.
Tulwidcr , Now York ; George A Wood , Ne
braska City ; J. G. Uenkolman , Denver ; H.
Westbrook and wife , Seward.
Pii'ncl.
J. C. Elliott was fined $7.50 yesterday for
violating the plumber's ' ordinance.
Another Aucncy.
F. A. R. Marsden , representing Gipp's
Brewing and Bottling company , of Pcoria ,
,111. , is in town with n view of establishing a
largo ngcncy in this city.
Goon to I'ottnwatnmie.
Harman Strato , who was arrested on the
charge of stealing a sot of harness from Mr.
Uurbln , of the Grange farm , beyond Council
Bluffs , has been turned over to the author- !
tics of Pottawatamlo county. Strato's employer -
ployor , Henry Combs , has been exonerated
from all blaiuo.
WlltUS II (5 fill IllIJ.
jr , "It might bo advisable for Mr. Wehror , of
; * the board of education , to realize , " said n
prominent citizen yesterday , ' 'that bo was not
sent into the board to nmko a spectacle of
himself , I have watohod him , and have
found him to strive to bo funny , coarse and
profane. And I am equally pained because I
ECO other members are disposed to tolerate
him. "
Iturlnl of Kiifliicpr Fart-ell.
The burial of Mlko Farrcll , the engineer ,
took place yesterday mowing from
Bt. Phllomeiia's ' cathedral. The remains
were borne there from the depot ,
having arrived In the morning
from Lincoln. Itcrmlom high mass was
sung for the repose of the soul. The body
was taken to tno Holy Sepulchre cemetery ,
where thu interment took place.
Public School Concert.
The music teachers of the public schools
dcsiro the pupils , of all grades , who are to
take part in the concert to-nlcht , to bo nt the
rehearsal at the opera house at 2 o'clock
this afternoon , but not In their evening
costume , at which time they will receive
tickets for their admission as performers in
the evening. _
Campaign Indobtoiliicsa.
During the Into presidential campaign
Ernest Stuht rented a building on Eleventh
and Mason streets , for the purpose of hold
ing political demonstrations , of Jnmos Calla-
ban. The roat was fixed at $25 per month ,
and Callahan states that the building was
used two months. Ho applied to Stuht for
his pay and the latter refused to hquiaato
the account , stating that the republican cen
tral commlttoo had mndo no allowance. Gal-
lahiin states that ho will bring suit against
tituut for the rent at aa early date.
Just lee ilolino'tf Court.
M. Ilellinan & Co. sues J. F , Shannon to
recover | 29 for goods sold.
George Petty and Ed Uarrot wore before
the court yesterday to toll how they caino in
possession of the harness which led to tbolr
arrest on a charge of larceny. They claimed
that they traded a horse for tUo property ,
end that they did not steal the harness. The
court stated that the harness would bo re
turned to them , but that the defendants
would bo required to glvo bonds In ease anything -
thing farther transpired.
* The Grant ! Jury.
It was stated yesterday morning that the
ferand Jury might possibly complete the task it
has undertaken bcforo the'advent of Cluist-
mai , but it WAS doubtful. Tftcro
nothing now developed yesterday , other
than the Jurymen rccclvod a milt
reprimand from Foreman Straight for nn nl-
Irged relaxation of sccrcsy In allowing mem
bers of the proxs to cajole tbcin out of information
mation relative to their work. Of course ,
none of them had given anything away , nnc
never would. Nevertheless , it U currently
understood , that two Indictments will bo re
turned and mnvbo more , a * there is a host ol
witnesses jet to be axauiincd.
Out In the Storm.
Edward Walsh writes to the BEB com
plaining of the wilful disregard of their pat-
ron's comfort shown by the emplojcs , nni
apparently countenanced by thomanagomeni
of the southwestern car lino. Ho says that ,
while the driver has frequently told him thai
the last two trips at night going west wouli
bo made at 10 30 and 11 30 respectively , ho
has been utmblo to get a car nt cither of those
hours A few nights ngo in the storm , him
self and family and half n dozen others after
waiting forty live minutes for n car were
compelled to walk home , two miles , in tlie
darkness and storm. Mr. Walsh wants the
road to tend to business or else go out of it
A Mammoth Cooper Shalt.
William A. Paxton said yesterday that ho
had hcen working forsomo time to secure for
South Omaha a largo cooperage and that ho
had now almost closed the deal. It wouli'
not bo connected with any of the present
houses in South Omnha but would endeavor
to supply them all with tierces , bands , kegs
imd cans. Ho declined to give the name o
the concern for various reasons , though , he
said , when the firm got under way it woulc
give employment to sevcnty-fivo men , bu
this number would bo small in comparisoi
with the force which would bo Inter put to
work.
Taken to Ackley Tor Iturinl.
The ramnlni of the suicide , Dr. Williams ,
were removed yesterday afteinoon from
Droxcl & Maul's to Ackloy , la. , where they
will bo Interred as the deceased desired. The
wife of Dr. Williams , residing in Paris , know
nothing of the melancholy circumstances of
Saturday , and the intelligence will bo n great
shook to her. The brothers of the deceased ,
who reside In Whitewater , Wis. , and are
members in good standing In Masonic and
Pythian circles , are prostrated with grief
over the lamentable affair. The body woi
encased in a splendid metallic c.iskct , ordcrci
specially by Williams' relatives from Cin
cinnati.
The Mayor and Relocation.
Mayor Broatcli was spoken to yesterday
afternoon upon the suojoct of the Hascnll city
hall ordinance. Ho expressed himself as
being totally opposed to the _ Instrument
adopted last night by the council ! "Thero is
no earthly reason , " said the mayor , "why
our city hull snould not bo built on the site and
under the conditions already decided upon by
the citizens. Eighteenth aim Farnaiu stieets
is a splendid location , and if you relocate the
hall , suv on .IcfTorson square or elsewhere ,
there remains some $ " ) U,000 worth of work
and material that there is no use for , ami
which the citizens will have to p.iy for. The
bonds amounting to ? 23,000 already Issued.
will of course bo provided for by the city. I
shall not veto Mr. Hascall's ordinance or the
reason that I bclicvo when the question comes
before the people , the Eighteenth and Far-
nam street slto will bo ro alliimed by a largo
majority. "
The Guards Elect Officers.
The annual election of officers , civil anO
military , by the Omaha Guards for the ensu
ing year was held on Monday night at the
armory on Capitol avenue. Mr. Jesse Lowe
presided and the following ofllccrs were
elected : President , Jesse Lowe ; vice presi
dent , Robinson ; clerk , Nye ; treasurer , Ache-
son. The Messrs. Tyrrell , Harvey , Carey ,
Berlin anil Mulford were directors. The
civil ofllcers are cx-ofllcio directors. Captain ,
A. H. SchrafT ; first lieutenant. W. A. Web
ster ; second lieutenant , Charles A , Harvey ;
third lieutenant , Harry Mulford ; quarter
master. S. B , Heed , " *
The Guards adopted a style of uniform to
bo worn by the company on its trip to Wash
ington for inauguration day. The coat will
bo dark blue , the trousers of light blue with
wlilto stripes , a black beaver shako and a
dark blue greatcoat. The trimmings , belts ,
etc. , will bo left to the commit tee in charge
of ntTairs.
About Horses.
Zulu Magnetic Oil cures ring bone ,
spavinsprainsotc. Ask your druggist.
Wo rec'm'd Korr's thread. Hoyden Bros
Chicago no a Starting Place.
There is a rumor afloat in the railway cir
cles to the effect ct .t the Union Pacific is
considering the ad sability of running its
"Golden Gate Spee.al" direct through to
Chicago , and to m.io Chicago its starting
poiut instead of Omaha and Council Bluffs.
General Manager Klmball was questioned
concerning the matter and said : "Nothing
decisive has boon done in this respect. It is
true that this matter has boon talked of and
is now being considered , but in-various ways.
AVe put this train on in order to find out the
demands of tbo traveling public. Should it
meet with a satisfactory patronage , wo will
increase the service in this respect. Now as
to our company running our trail through to
Chicago , I will say that wo would
much prefer that other roads Joining
our eastern terminus , operate similar
trains. It would better lor us that roads so
operate , and then wo would not bo called
upon to discriminate in patronage.
"Yes , wo have talked with the manage
ments of both the Chicago , Milwaukee & St.
Paul and Chicago & Northwestern system
concerning tills matter , but wo have arrived
at no conclusion. The Northwestern , however -
over , is in favor of the transaction , and such
n matter may bo brought about in the fu
ture. "
It was stated in othcr railway circles that
the Northwestern and Union Pacific have
almost completed arrangements for the run
ning of the hitter's trains over the tracks of
the former to Chicago , mid that the move
ment was instituted in order to obtain n foot
hold on the through passenger tratllo of the
Burlington to Denver.
In response to the query of J. W. Qulnn ,
of the Barker hotel , concern the Union Pa-
clflo charging more for transportation from
Thirteenth street to South Omaha than from
the depot on Ninth street , thu oulcials sUto
that the distance is 11.74 miles in the latter
instance , which would entitle them to charge
11 cents instead of 10 , and that the distance
from the Thirteenth street point is on the
20 cent scale , being 3.30 miles ,
Tlicro are prospects of Peter Harvey , trav
eling passonccr agent of the Baltimore &
Ohio , moving bis headquarters from St ,
Paul , Minn. , to Omaha at an early date , Mr.
Harvey was a guest of General Western
Agent Wight , of the same system , several
lays ago , and the latter stated that Hurvoy
ntimatoil that ho also would locate hero In
the near future.
A rumor is in circulation to the effect that
the Union Paclflo would nt an early data tuko
possession of the Central branch , which is
low being operated by tbo Missouri Pacific.
The report at the headquarters of the Union
Pacific is denied. The management states
.hat this branch was turned over to the Mis
souri Pacific about llvo years ago on a twen
ty , live years' ' lease , and that the management
of tlio Missouri Pacific has never solicited the
cancellation of the lease.
Protect Yourself and Family
By keeping a supply of Zulu Magnetic
Dil for rheumatism , sprains , etc. , mid
/lulu Healing Ointment for cuts , burns ,
sores , otc. Able your druggist.
A Bold tors' Monument ,
Tbo Grand Army iposts have taken the
monument scheme In hand , and appointed
committees as follows : Custor post appointed
Comrades W. S. Soavey , D. A. Hurley and
3. Alice ; U. S. Grant post is represented by
Comrades G. 8. Chase , S. M. Clark and M.
t. Rlsdon , aad Gate City post by Comrades
John B. Denis , II. K. Ball and 8. K. Bpald-
ng.
Tuesday tlicso committees organized by
electing Champion S. Chase chairman , W. S.
3cav ° y secretary aud 8. K. Spaldlng assist
ant secretary.
The monument , It Is stated , will cost
35,000 , and the cannon and shells received
uy the city from tbo war department will bo
used to decorate the base. * ,
CHIEF Ofr'SbEUXItnoUNDS.
The Man Who TVntohet the Country's
Counterfeiters.
Colonel F. J , Bell and Major Matt Stead-
man , attaches of tbo United States secret
sorvioo , were In the city .yesterday.
Major Stcadman Is well known hero ,
and Is a visitor upon department
business. Colonel Boll , for tbo first
time in a Ufa extending over some forty
years , comes to Omaha en route to N orth
Plattc , whore for a week ho will bo the guest
of bis old time friend and comrade , Colonel
Cody.
Colonel Bell's position is chief of the se
cret service system , with headquarters at
Washington , I ) . C. Ho visits Oniahn , ox *
peeling to sco a frontier town composed of
frame buildings , and is candid enough to
confess his great admiration for the Gate
Cit.v.
"I take , " said Colonel Bell , "great stock In
Newark , N. J. , which Is my native place ,
but you have finer buildings and better
streets than they have. Coining over the
Northwestern- last nicht when wo
got to Council Bluffs , I asked
Major Steadumn if Omaha was much larger
than this city ( meaning the Bluffs ) . 'Well ,
rather,1 said 'Matt' with a smile , and sure
enough I received one of the greatest sur
prises of my life when 1 discovered your
beautiful city.
"Yes , sir ; I have Just completed my
periodical inspection of the various districts ,
and I find this one , in which Omaha forms a
part , singularly free from the 'queer. * 1
wish to say now , as chief of the department ,
that this satisfactory state of affairs is due
in n great measure to the untiring energy of
your inspector , Major Steadumn. " Colonel
Bell considers . I. P. MeCnttnoy. who is now
doing ten years in the Ohio penitentiary , the
most export all-round croolc In counter-
foiling that the country contains.
The department finds him thu most
difllcult to handle of all their
many customers. McCartney Just finished
twelve years in a Michigan prison when ho
was npprohonded in Ohio.
The following statistical Information was
given by Colonel Bell. During tbo last llscnl
year the department had made 407 arrests
for counterfeiting. Of this number 131 were
foreigners and 50 per cent of the number.
singular to say , were Italians. There had
been destroyed 1,100 sots of moulds , 44(1 (
plates , S3 sets of dies , OT single moulds. The
value of counterfeit money destroyed aggregated -
gated $ S'0'ti : ( ) ( this was , however , tlie nccu
inulatiou of ten years. ) It consisted of 7 ; i- ,
020 In notes , and W200 In gold , silver and
copner and nlcklc currency.
Colonel Boll served through the lute war
in the Second Now York cavalry and is par
ticularly well disposed to wards the craft , but
goes for them with a gun whenever they
"fake" anything about him in lieu of genuine
news.
High School Scholars.
All pupils of the High School ainginjr
class are requested to bo present at re
hearsal nt the Grand opera house this
afternoon at 2 o'clock hlmrp.
Vcntllition System.
County Commissioners O'Kcofo and
Mount , together with Superintendent Shane
have returned from Detroit and Chicago ,
where they inspected the system of ventila
tion in sovcr.il public buildings , which is to
bo introduced into the county hospital of
Douglas county.
Citi/.ens of Council BluiTs can obtain
Dr. Thomas JelTorios' remedy for diph
theria of Mrs. T. Butler , on Sixth St. ,
between avenues Eight and Nino.
I'oor l/'arm Groceries.
The county commissioners' office table is
littered with sample packages of tea , coffee ,
soap and all the necessary supplies for the
grocery store of Superintendent Muhoney.
The committee will make the award for sup
plying the county to-day.
Use Korr's thread always the best ,
sold and recommended by llayden Bros.
The Hoard nrKquatizutlnn.
The board of equalisation was in session
yesterday. The attendance of discontented
citizens seeking relief from excessive taxa
tion , was largo. No decisions were arrived
at up to tbo hour of adjournment.
Paper clothing for bale at Mlllard
hotel gents' furnishing goods store.
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SOUTH OMAHA NEWS.
Notes About tlie City.
W. F. Indes , late of the Pacific tolograpb
ofllcc at Council Bluffs , lias been transferred
to this city.
Local Assembly No. 8010 , Knights of
Labor , will elect ofllccrs at the meeting next
Sunday afternoon nt 2:30 : o'clock.
Piesident John Dee announces that the
joint citizens and council charter committee
has finished its labors and referred Iho mat
ter to the legislators elected.
The largest audience yet assembled was in
attendance at the fair Tuesday night. Hev.
Father Morlarty announced that the fail-
would continue till Friday evening. The
contests for the watch will close Thursday
evening at 9. 3J ; for the euuo , at 10:30 : , and
for thochHir , at 11:30. :
At the meeting to organise a social club
Tuesday night n committee to select n hall was
appointed , and officers were elected as fol
lows : A. W. Saxo , president ; Dr7"C. E.
Smith , secretary , and lipes Cory , treasurer.
Members of the La Vela Hub were declared
charter members.
The Caledonia society will give its first ball
in Hunt's hall this evening. An excel
lent musical and literary progammo win pre
cede the dancing ,
Elmer Watrous , who leased the Swcny rest
aurant a month ago , turned up missing yester
day this morning , leaving sundry irregular
ities behind. A mong other i cported regrets are
liis domestic Miss Anmo Wise , who mourns
flf > of confidence in the festive Elmer , and a
steel and cookiim utensils belonging to Mr.
Sweny are missing.
The elevator is being put in the Exchange
building.
The first of a scries of socials by the mom-
jors of St. Martin's Episcopal mission will
bo given Thursday evening at tbo residence
of Mr. nnd Mrs. George W. Martin , Twenty-
ninth street south of Q street.
The banquet to be given by citizens at the
Exchange tills evening to celebrate the
lighting of the city with electric light , prom
ises to bo n grand affair. The committees
have all arrangements completed.
Tno lecture bv Hev. A. W. Lamar , of
Oiimbn , In Hunt'sopora house , Tuesday night ,
draw n small audience , but the reverend gen
tleman well pleased tboso who were there.
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
This powder never varies. A mnrrel of purity
BtrenijtU and wholejomenesi. flore cconom-
cal than the ordinary kind * , and cannot be sold
n competition wltn the multitude of low cost.
hort weight alum r pho phate powdertf. Bold
only IB cans. Royal Uaklne 1'utrder Co. , 129
Running Since.l074 ) and Never Had
an Aftcldcnt ,
MO. A. I , , JOnNEON , A UNION P\C1K10 US
GIVES Tin : rot.uivrmn IIISTOIIV.
"I have been on tbo loiul ns an engineer since
1874. nnd now liixve engine No. Ril. An engi
neer's lot Is notnhvnys n happy one , as ho Is ex
posed to all Icltuls of nonthi'r , and often losing
sleep for two or thrco days ut n tlinu. The ex-
posurn Incident to my bnslnes < caused mo to
take cold \cry ensjnml us lon u o as twelve
or fifteen yejrsl had trouble with my nose nnd
tbroiit. Thoio symptoms lircmne moieiipKru-
voted until 1 could stand it no longer. My naio
would stop up , my o.irs\\onld rlutr , inv throat
toll as If it was full of phloem aud HU every
change \\enthcr 1 would nave mi ln < rea'to of
the trouble. Trend Dr. .Ionian's cases from
tlmo to time ( us i-veryon1 < loe-i ) , nml decided
that was. the place tone for i el Iff , I did so anil
was not disappointed. Now I Lreatlio freely
through my 11010 under nil clrcuniHtanceMiiy
tluout fpels imturnl , the ilnplnv : In my ears 1ms
censcil , ami nlUioimh In fair tlusli betoro , I luuo
Unlneil In iho tielKhlxnliood of Mxtvtu pounds
In wolght. Dr. Jurdin s tioUmcnt Is mild unil
enVctlxp , ami tux relti'f nnd well feollnu uflcr
each tio.itniunt inoie than ba'nncoj thu Incon
venience unil ejvpimse attend HKlt. "
Mr. Johnson resides nt 'Jin Hurt street ,
uotrrnct
J. CRESAP McGOY ,
( I.nto of Hcllevue IIospltnl.New Vorki
Succeeded by
ijocrou
( Late of the Untveislty of New York City nnd
IIovaidUulviMsitv , Washington , D , C.
HAS OKKICilS
No. 31O and 311 Rmn = co Building
Corner I'lfttentli nnd llaincy s > ts , Omaha , Neb ,
wheia nil curable ra es aio treated
with success.
Note Dr. Cluulea M. .Ionian has been resi
dent ] ihy.sicl.in for Dr. Mi-Coy. In Omaha , for
the past jour and. Is the physician who hits
in.idu the cures that ha\o been published
\\eekly In this paper.
Medical dlscn cj treated skillfully. Consump
tion , lirlght' illseas , Dvaiii-p hi. itheuniatlstn
nnd all NIIIIVOUS DIHKAar.S. All diseasespu-
rullar to thu sexes n specialty. OATAHml
CONSUrTATIONnt onice or by mall , JI.
Oillco hours 0 to 1111. in. , 2 to 4 ] > . in. . 7 to Bp.
in. , Sunday ofllce hours from' ) a. in. , to 1 p. m.
rorroipoiidcnco receives piompt nttuntlnn.
Main-diseases lira tu-.ued suoocssfiillv by Dr.
Jordonthrou ii the intttla.iiml it Is tlius posiiule
for the u unable to make u journey to obtulu
HirccissriiL : nosi'ii'Ai , THKATMENT AT
THUIIt
GENTLEMEN
Tvo would MiRirc't that you toll all > our friend
of the Special Pule woiirc tnaklncof
MEN'S I'AS'JLS.
Trousers , l correct but every onu knows whtt
pants mean. A ulanco Into our nlndow will con-
vlnce jou we uredulnu tonictliiiik' ihil InturcaU
um.uM'ii tlionch > CHKO ! not need them Just 11017
'I will I' ' > r " > o "J UUY lor future vise.
T. E.
FIRE INSURANCE BROKER ,
Koom 03 Traders'
CHICAGO.
Roferencts-Metropolltarj National Hank.
K. U. Uun & Co. The llrailstl ' Co
LIN EN
IFOR SAtE-i-
EVERYWHERE.
DREXEL & MAUL ,
( Successors to John G , Jacobs. )
Undertakers and Embalmers
At the old stnnd , 1107 rnrnam St. Order * by
teleurntiU j.oliclte < l and promptly utteiidud.
Telepliono to No , - " .
Qncl all unuary ti oubloa eJiKlly
lyandsaftfiycured by UOOTUllACuji-
sulos. Sevural cases cured In Hoven days , Kold
II.U ) tier Lax , all dniKKlfcis , or by mall from Do-
cutuilfir.Co lUWUItoStN. V. 1-ull Direction *
DrJ.EJlcGrew
. ,
One of Uio Most Successful
SPECIALISTS
In the Treatment of all Chronic or ths
So-called Incurable Diseases ,
Eye , Ear , Throat , Limy * , Liner ,
Jiladtlet' , Kidney and Nervous Dis
eases treated with success nn-
cqitalled *
A cure guaranteed In nil cases of PHI VATR
nil 8ICIN JMHUA81W. All dlsordcrx of the
HKXUAh OHUANH COHKU und MANJ100O
KSTOUEU
CONSULTATION FRKB.
Treatment by correspondeuce. Send etamu
for r ply.
Offlce-i-Bushman BOOK ) , 16th and
Douclas Sta. Omaha. Neb
FOR THE HOLIDAYS
Wo are offering special inducoinonts to parents who are desirous of securing pracW *
cal and appropriate holiday gifts for their boys ; what bettor or moro sensible present
can you give them than a nice Suit or Overcoat ? AVe are showing handsome styles for
big and small boys , and our qualities and prices can not bo matched.
$2.50 buys a very nice all wool Suit or a good Overcoat with capo for small boys.
$3.50 buys an excellent Suit or Overcoat for small boys.
$5.50 buys a very good all wool Suit or splendid Chinchilla Overcoat for largo
boys up to 18 years old.
"VVo call special attention to a few small lots of very choice styles of Overcoats for
little boys from < 1 to 10which we offer at a marvelous low price. We are anxious to close
them out ; they are extremely fine goods and the brief season loft for the disposal of
such qualities induced us to make a big cut on them ; they are made of very fine Ker
seys , Chinchilla and Cheviots this seasons novelties , of elegant designs and richly
trimmed , some with fur , some with plush in short they are such garments as can only
be found in first-class houses. Wo have marked them $6.OO , $7.25 , $7.90iiul
$8.5O , and we guarantee that those prices are not one half of what such goods usually
bring. This is an extraordinary opportunity to procure a- fine garment at such a figure
and every boy will appreciate such a gift.
In oar Hat Department can be found an immense line of Boy's Hats and Caps in
Plush , Felt and Cloth. We positively sell tlicso goods at just one-half what regular
Hat dealers ask for them , and you would bo surprised to see our prices. Good little
Turbans-of Plush , Chinchilla and Astrachan at 25c ; splendid Knit and Jersey Capa
at 30c , and very fine Cloth and Jersey Caps at 40c , 50c and 75c.
In our Glove Department we have a large assortment of Boy's Gloves and Mittens ,
suitable for presents. As a Christmas offering wo will present this week each boy with
every purchase no matter how small , a nice paint box. Wo have opened an elegant
line of Mufflers , Silk Handkerchiefs and Scarfs , especially for holiday trade and offer
them at prices lower than asked in any other house for like qualities. Good Cashmere
Mufflers at I5c , 35c and 50c ; elegant Silk MtiHlors of beautiful designs and elegantly
embroidered at 75c , $1.00 and $1.5O.
Next Thursday we shall begin to distribute our elegant holiday souvenirs and we
will also forward one with all out of town orders.
PLAIN FIGURES AND ONE PRICE.
Corner X4.thand Douglas Streets , Omaha.
THE CHICAGO *
And Chicago ,
1 ; DosMolnon , ilarshaltown
r' " ' CMcRiTO. Milwaukee.
, T9 the PBopIo of Nebriukn.Colo :
.11' J.dahoNcvBrtn . , OrOKOn , Vvash-
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Among a fi-vr of the numerous points of fnnorlorltv
injoreil br the pRtrona of thl ronrtI be tw'enOin"hJ
i"riArVii20S I08 " tlife tralni n ilajr of DAY
inzenuur can ? rrcate. re ' Its ' ' I'AIjACKbl.KHl'lNHCAIlS Pie.H tllHt hiinmn nrt and
ff Xtfffi ' tftJ S&SlSSaRAt.
way connect In union .lepot witli tlioso of Iho CU
° " " : ra . In Cli thS trifns
fP n4 fl0"Jlw y. caRO of
K/ttcrn ifnes" connection with thoseof all otlic ?
Pi.NiVil.t'iro.Irninbl.1. { ! " * polls. Cincinnati ,
wi mzarn Falls , lluiruUi , I'lttBbtn-if. Toronto. Montrrnl
onion , New VorL , rblladelpiiia. lliil Imoro WKSII.
jnston. ana all points In the ifast. Ask for tickets via
! "V.9 " EJ.H.Vy..ITE ? R N "
IL. IUJCHIITT , P. WU.SO.V ,
Ucii'l Manager. Oen'l 1'uis r Atent.
\r.H. IMBCOCIC. ASf-rwSiuSi'Agent
I . B. KIMnAMTicket Agent.
i , , , . " ' WEST. Cltr Pm.oneer Agent
HOI Farnam St. OmaW Web ,
-THE
OF THE
Milwaukee & St Paul '
Chicago , , R'y.
The Best Itoulo from Oiimlm and Council
IHiiITs to
ETHEEASTE
TWO TUAINU DAILV HKTWKKN OMAHA AND
COUNCII , ULUFFU
Chicago , - AND - Mihrnukrp ,
St. I'niil , Minneapolis , Cedar Ituplds ,
Hock Island. FiTCporl , Itockfonl ,
Cllalou , Dubuque , Ia ) > cnoit | ) ,
Elgin , Madison , JancsUllo ,
Bcloli ) Wlnonn , La Crosse ,
And all otber Important point * Kail , Northeast amd
bouthu&ct.
For turounh tickets , call > m the ticket nrmit nt l.'Ol
Farnam itrcct. In ilarkur Block , or at Uulou 1'mclQu
Uupot.
nilliLanHleepcnand theflneit Pining Cars In tb
world are run on tbe.niala Una of the Chicago , .Mil.
wakeo A Ut. I'nnl Itallnar , and overattentlunlb paid
to imBtengert uy conrtttout eraploroiof tbocompau/ .
It. Mll.l.KK.iIeneral Managtr.
J. K ' 1 UCK Kit. AnsUtant General llannecr.
A. V. K. UAHI'KNTEIt , Qtn.ral l'as > nsar au4
Ticket Avcnt.
UKO. K. HKAFFO11D , A. < l t ni General J'isst'ngel
and 'Iloici Agent.
J.T. CLA UK , Utocral Superintendent.
GKATEI'Ulj-C'OMFOJlTlNU.
Epp s's Cocoa.
"llT n tlioroiiRli knuwluiUu of the natural laws
which Kororn thu npi'rutlonii of UlKeitlon unit nutri
tion , and l > y n carelul uiipllnitloii ol thu Hnu priipor-
tles of wull-ifllcctpil L'oton , Mr. Kip | htis provldcil our
kreaVfast ttihlu wltliu delicately flavored huTunvuo
mayo u > many heavy iloLtor' bills. His
bylhi Judicious use o ( such iirtlclus of licit Una u
const tuilonnmy bo Kradually built up until MronK
vnoui li to renH every lendnncy to dlieasu. Hun
dreds of suhtlo mulaUlcs are lloatlim uruuncj us ready
to attack wherever them H Hweak point. We mar
usciipe niuiirn fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well
lorlllli'il nltli pure blood nnd a properly nourished
lr mc " < ' ! > II Sorvlco ( jazuttc.
MHdo simply with bolllnu' w t r or milk. Bold only
tnlmlt imiind this by riruicru liibcluJ tlmi.
llomu-oiiatlno Chemists ,
J.O.NUO.V. HSUIUNB.
JOSEPH CILLOTTS
STEEL PENS
COLD MRDAL FAK1S EXPOSITION K7S.
Noa. 3O3-4O4-I7O-6O4.
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THE MOST PBBFEfflP OP _
.IVOHCBi-A. OUODKIOIl. ArruilN'BV.AT-l.AW.
I ) m DoarUoru St. , Chicazoi un ice froel 2l Tears
ixlcuct ! Luilueit ' . .uuiltuu inittlljr lrau > cteJ
Sure Cures ! } ESTABLISHED 1851 186 So.
Chlcago > lll3i Clark St.
Xba Regular Old-Established
1PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Is still Treating with the Greatest
iSmUjidJDCCESS
Chronic , teens anil Private Diseases ,
NERVOUS DEBILITY , Lost Manhood.
Falling Memory , Exhnustlnc Drains , Terrible
Dreams , Head and Back Ache and all the effects
leading to early decay and peilups Consumption or
Insanity , treated scientifically by new methods with
never-filling : success.
SYPHILIS and all bad Blood and Skin DIseases -
eases permanently cured. .
* KIDNEY and URINARYcomplaints , Gleet ,
Gonorrhoea , Strictu re , Varicocele and all diseases
of the Genito-Urinnry Organs cured promptly without
injury to Stomach , Kidneys or other Orcans.
JK - No experiments. Age and experience 1m *
portant. Consultation free and sacred.
Jnr Send 4 cents postage for Celebrated Works on
Chronic , Nervous and Delicate Diseases.
83" Those contemplating Marriage send for Dr.
Clarke's celebrated guide Male and Female , each
15 cents , both 25 cents ( stamps ) . Consult the old
Doctor. A friendly letter or call may save future suffer-
inland shame , anil add golden j ears to life. 43"llook
"Life's ( Secret ) Errors , " 50 cents ( stamps ) . Medicm
and u tilings sent e\crj where , secure from exposure.
Hours , 8 to 6. Sundays 9 to 13. Address
F. D. CLARKE , M. D. ,
.186 Co. Clark St. , CHICAGO , ILL.
OR
INTO
20 TO 60 DAYS.
This IH a dlson.Bo which lias heretofore
Bnfllccl nil Medical Science.
We have a Itemed } ' , unknown to anyone In the
World outside of our Coiiip.iny.niul ono that haste
to euro Uio most obniimto casoi. Ten days In
recent ciihcBdooii 'no vork. 'i IH tlio old cluonlo
deep HCitteil casen taut \vJhollrlt. Wn hivn
cuied linmliods who luuo boeii ehnndoned by
1'liyslciuiiH , and prom/iuind liicit nblc. anil we
chulleimetlm World tutiriiu 11 " VMO that wo
v 111 not euro In less tliiin trtUYdiiyK.
Hnco the history of inediclnn a truu spoclllo
for Syphilis has bean fcoucht for b mover
fouiul until our
was disco * ereil , and uaara justlflailn saying
ills Urn only Hcmoily lit the World that ulllpoa-
Itlvnly rnr , beruiiho the liite.st Medical Wotks ,
IHibllhla'd by the beit known uutliciritti's , tuy
there wns never ntriio Hpeclllc before. Ourrom-
edylll euro when everything else Inn fullrd.
Wfiy wiisto your tlmB nnd money with patent
medicines tlnit novorhad vlrtno or doctor with
pliyhltlimstliatcuiuiot emu you , you thut have
tried e vcrj tiling cl o Klioiild roiuot ) us now and
K < 't permanent relief , you no\ur cnniii-i. It else
where. Mark what wo suy. In thu end von
miUit tike our rcmodvor NJJVlilt recovm and
> oti that Imro bcenaflllctcd bin n > ) u < rt time
Bhould by nil moanx nunn to UN now -lot ono In
ten of new cases ever get jiiirmuueiuiT cured.
Many Kct liclp and think thuy are freufrom tno
disease , but In one , two or three yenm after It
appears again In a more liorrlblo form.
This is a Ulood Purifier and will Cure
uny Skin or Dlood Discuso when
Everything Kino Fulls.
TH COOK REMEDY CO ,
Kooin 10 nml 11 , U. S. National IJnnk
building , Oinalia , Neb.
Preserve Your Health
D. C. HAM. , t CO.'S 1'KUFO.
IIATCO ni' ( KSM.V UNDIR. :
( JAKMiN'TBi8iiiltn'.irat.lurford :
tO IHThOtlS bUtCUptlllla tUCOllI tilt )
beiit piotectlon aij.iilnt I'.S'HK
MONlA. UIIirMAT : .i.M. und
nil r.UNii IJII-IASIS : : itccow
ini'tnleil for I.adliM and Kfiitlu-
nu-n by the Mt-tll al raculty
fiend for llliutrated c.rci.Ui.
CAM'IKLU lll'Illtr.It CO.
S3 Leonards'Hew YorkCUy
OMAHA
MEDICAL SURGICAL INSTITUTE.
N. W. Cor. 18th & Dodge Sts.
FOR TB1TBZATUENT or ALL
Appliances for Deformities and Trasses.
Rest fucllltlfts , apparatus and ram dlei iorsuu < es _ ,
ral treatment ot everj form ot disease rtqulrlnrf I
liBdlcal or Hurgloal Tro.Muicnt.
FIFTY ROOM3 FOR PATIENTS.
Board and attendance ; best hospital aocomniod * .
Jens In th9 w st. - v
Diseases of Woman a Specialty.
HOOK OK DisEASia or TTOMKN FKEB.
ONLY RELIABLE MEDICAL INSTITUTl' '
MAKINO A SPH01AI.TV OF
PRIVATE DISEASED.
All Blood LMteaiet luoceufuilj treat 8rpMltl |
ni . .
Nnir rcitoratlTo treatman for lois of Vital
I'onons unable to Tr ated afb oBi
eorr
Mud la plain wrapper , our
BOOK TO MEN , FREE ;
Dpon Private , fipeclal r Herroui Dlioasos , Irapo-
tfuof. Syphilis , Ulttl and Yarlctc ! t , with question
lift. Adifress
Omafia Medical and Surgical Institute , or
I > JEI. JIcIHEMAMY ,
O r. 13tli and Dodcc SUOUAIIA. .
OMAHA DISPENSARY.
IS'Kiivous , C/iii / I.NIO nnd PIIIVATR Disnians ot
MIN ; nnd WOIIKN successfully treated.
YOUNG MEN
PulTerlnir from the orfc-cls of youthful follies or In
discretion , urHio tronbloil with \\uiikiiosii , Nfrvpui
Delilllty , Ixiss of Memory , Despondency. Avuiilpa to
hoi lety , Kidney Trouble , iiriiny ill canonf thu Uoullu *
tlilnar ; oru'Kus.c Jii IICHI llnd a safoaiiil iipcudy core.
' espccl illy to the poor.
MIDDLE-AGED MEN
There nro many troubled irllhtoo frof'iuc.nt vao *
liatlDiis of Iho I'lJtlUor , elton uceiinipiinltul by u Ilitlit
smnrlliiK or biirnlnx iiMiKatlnn , uiul won toiilnn of the
MMini in u miinner iho putlunt cunuot iieeuuut for.
OiKixninlnliik' Ihu urliiirr denntlls a rouy nediinont
will olti'ii bo liiiiiKl.nnU uniiullnicJ small particles at
Hlmimcn will appaur , or the color will ho of u thin
mllklth hue , nKHlii clmnuliu to a Hurt nr torpid u
| n > nrano , 'llivruuro ninny men whoolo of tlilsdltll
( iiltyjunoruntof lh cause , whlcli li tbo socouit
alnnuol iiiiuiliiiil weukiii'ss , Thu doctor will fuur
untiion I'l-TlOLt into In nil nucli tanos unil u hvaltb/
renuirallon ol th venllo-urlnarr orunnn. ( 'iiiinuha-
llontrpc. Heml for "Vouiiu Man'i ITIend , or Uuldt
to Woillotk , " free to nil , Addreis ,
DR. SPINNEY & CO. ,
N. H. Cor. ICth Doiifilas Sta. , Itushmun IJlocle.
SteekPiano
lenc ot taisse luktrumecU.
WIDJPOEBROS ,
4 * J uMor *
pcrlyutr * Kulfr * Ituok
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