8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : TUESDAY SEPTEMBER , 3 , 1889.
THE CITY.
Revenue collodions yostdrtlny , $3-
1)80.02. )
Ono cnso of books f rom Sweden for
Flodmnn nnd a cnso of wino from Pnrla
for .1. N. H. Patrick i were received nt
the custom lioufio ynstordny.
lloronftor passengers on the cnblo
line , whoso dcslro , will bo transferred
from ono line to the other nt the corner
of Twentieth und Dodge streets , on cnrs
going in the sumo direction.
( "Asmnll llro occurcd by n irnsollno
Btovo cftllod the flro department to the
corner of Thirteenth and Pierce streets
yesterday about 4 o'clock. The flro was
oxMnguldhcd when the department nr-
rlvcd.
The commanding officer nt Fort
Omntin will send the following military
convicts to the military prison nt Fort
Laavunworth under guard : Jnmu
McLonna , Andrew McLuughlin , Jesse
M. Ilelloy and Herman True.
Minmo , wifn of Harry Druco , of the
confectionery store at 109 South Six
teenth street , died very suddenly at
1515 Dodge last night , in the thirty-
fourth year of her ago. The funonil will
take pl.ico from St , Ouriuibas church at
10 o'clock this morning , Rov. John
"WillljuiiB ofllciatuig.
A grand bull will bo given at Good
rich hull , on Siiundors strcot , next
Thursday night , by the hall association
of Goodrich lodge , I. O. O. F. Musio
will bo furnished by thu Patriarchs
Militant band , which is a guarantee
that it will bo flrst-olftss. A largo num
ber of tickets have been sold and a
Bploudld tlmo is anticipated.
A valuablestoclc cow owned by Colonel
M. W. Patrick , which was on exhibition
nt the fair grounds , went mad Sunday
and stamped nnd butted an omplovo at
the stalls into a state of insensibility.
The animal was captured and chained
to a titako , but plunged nnd kicked until
Bho suddenly broke her nock and died
instun lly. _
IVrsotiol I'nrntrrnplis ,
J. C. White , of Lincoln , is ntthc Puxton.
A. C. Hull , of Hastings , U at the Arcudo.
C. A. Atkinson , of Lincoln , Is.at the Mur ?
rny.
rny.H.
H. B' Tomson , of Lincoln , Is at the Mur-
rny.
rny.A.
A. G. Johnson , of Cbadron , Is at the Paxton -
ton ,
Mrs. 13. F. Martin has returned from the
east.
east.Mrs.
Mrs. A. B. MuPliorson , ofork , Is at the
Arcade.
Hon. Gco. VV. E. Dorsoy , of Fremont , Is m
the city.
Gcorgo H. Thummol , of Grand Island , is at
tbo Paxton.
J. L. Stioroy , of Columbus , is stopping at
thoMillnrd.
U. J. ICIlp.itriuk , of Beatrice , ( s registered
at the Paxton.
C. U , DoVVolf nnd wife , of North Loup , are
at the Arcade.
Mrs. D. C. Bond ana sister , of Elm Crock ,
are ut the Puxton.
Theodore Mayer nnd D. S. ) Mussclman , of
Alinu , arc at the Murray.
James Bell and wife , of David City , are
registered at the Murray.
John P. Baird , of the Cedar Rapids , Nob. ,
Republican , Is .in the city.
Cuy .Dunn , cashier of tlio Loup county
bank , is visiting Clarence J. West.
J. M. Craig und J. C. Gilmoro. of Platts-
mouth , are registered ut the Arcade.
W. B. Cossua , J. B. Cessna and Roon B.
Cessua , of Hastings , are at ttjo Millard.
Hon. O. H. Van Wyck . .and wife loft lust
evening lor their homo In Nebraska City.
Mjss A. Fqllmor nnd Mrs. D. W. Mo nt-
goincry , of Oak , are registered at the Mlllu rd.
MrsrAlbin Frank , wife of the deputy
clerk of the United States court , is seriously
111.
111.R.
R. S. Mosgrovo nnd G. W. Sates , of David
City , are among the late arrivals at the Ar
cade.
cade.G.
n G. W. West , deputy county treasurer of
Howard county , Is visiting his brother , J. B.
West.
A. A. Brlnkmnnn ana N. Pliilbrick , clgar-
mnliern of Fremont , were in the city yester
day and took part in the parade.
Grant Chinn , deputy county clerk of How-
erJ county , is visiting bis brotlier-in-law.
Will Pryno , on North Eighteenth street.
G. W. Ho.vnolds , Charles Craven , A. E.
Ctiarlton nnu wife , P. W. Round and wife ,
nna A. M. Darling , of Arcadia , are registered
at the Arcudo.
Mrs. Dr. Hiunlin , wife of nn eminent Pros-
b.vterinn clergyman , of Washington , D. C. ,
Is visiting her sister , Mrs. Dr. Gordon , 113S
South Thlrty-flrat strcot.
Tlio Rov. T. DoWlttTalmngo called at Tim
BEK building yesterday , mainly for the pur
L pose , ns hu said , of seeing wliut is reported
to bo the ilncHt newspaper building in
America. After passing through the edl-
torlal rooms , the composing and stereotyping
departments , ho ascended to the roof and
was piutuse in his expressions of admira
tion. Ho stated that the building far ex
ceeded his expectations. *
Harry Gallagher's Adventure.
the sixteen-year-old of Post-
Harry , - - son -
tnnstor Gnllaghor , liuu an exciting adventure
Sunday. Ho hud recently come into posses
sion of u broncho and a road cart , and drove
out to the fair grounds to see the sights. The
stood became frightened and tnada a bco line
for the fence , tippln'g the boy out backwards.
Tbo horse and cart went through the fcnco
three or four times , until the cart was left
bohlnd , and the pony loft for parts unknown.
It was recovered yesterday morning.
Mr. C. P. R. Williams , of Grand Island ,
visited Tin ! Bun building with more than
ordinary interest , because many yours ago ,
Avlion this paper was in its infancy , ho acted
as foreman of the news-room , having been
the second to 1111 the position. Slnco then
Mr , Williams pub shed the Grand Island
Times for nine yours and has onlciatod as
postmaster of that thriving city.
Illd-i and Washout.
Tlio board of public works has adver
tised for bids for grading the following
streets ; Nineteenth , Twentieth and Twenty
11 rut , from Wlrt to Etmnctt ; Lnthrop , from
Sherman avcnuo to Nineteenth street ; Hln-
ney , from Sherman avenue to Twenty-first ;
Mercer uveuuu , from Lowe avenue to Vistn
street.
Tlioro is a bad washout In the pavement nt
the corner of Twenty-fourth strcot und St.
Mary's avenue.
Snmctliuic to lloineinbor.
If you are going east remember the
"Rock Island Route" run the sloopera
nnd chair curs of their solid vostlbulo
train to nnd from the Omaha depot ,
leaving Omaha ut8fu : p. in. , thus avoid
ing the transfer at Council BlulTs.
Three solid trains dally. All chair cars
are free. Dining cars on all through
trains. Our trains make close connec
tion with all eastern limited trains con
necting in union depot at Chicago ,
avoiding n transfer across the eity to
parties onrouto to Now York , Boston
nnd ether custom cities , "and every
thing a little bettor than ether lines
can offer. " S. S. SriiYCNS ,
Ticket oilico 1805 Farnain. Gon'lV. . A.
ilnir 1'nro to DCH MolneH ,
For the Iowa stuto fair , commencing
Aug , i9 ! and continuing until Sept. 7th ,
the "Rook Island Route" will sell ex
cursion tickets to DCS Moincs and re
turn fpr ono fair for tbo rouiut trip.
Tickets good to return until Sept. Oth.
S. S. STKVUNS , Gen. "West. Agt.
Ticket otllco 1305 Furnuui St.
< " Itulltimi ; i'orinm.
Tlio larniu WJM Uml by
; Inspector Wultlnok yoitarl lyi
. MoCro . onobtory frumo dwell.
luff , T enty-ullitliuiul HirlUK | ( OX )
Jlnxxui Tullacr. oue-fctory frauiodwellliu ; ,
flutumlt FUce addition OuO
Xwo porinlu CBr6 tlus .ll.WO
HAVE NOT BEEN MOLESTED ,
Has Immunity Boon Afforded Gum-
blorB By the Polios ?
BIG GAMES RUNNING WIDE OPEN
Tlio Hoe's Inrnrinnnt Sec s homo Very
Queer Tilings Ilo Bucked the
Tlccr and Cniuo Out n
Winner.
Do They Struul In With rhn Polio ?
Whllo the recent investigation of Irrflgu-
Inrltlos on the part of policemen was In pro
gress , a great many matters were brought to
the attention of Tin : UCD which , up to ttiis
time , have not been alluded to.
The nbuics which first attracted pubtlo tit-
tontlon were the repealed arrests of ln\v-
abiding citizens , and the utter Inulc of Judg
ment displayed by n number'of members of
the metropolitan police. Mutters were
brought out that ulnccd the chief of police In
n most unenviable light. In the llrst pluco
TUB FACT LEAKED OUT ,
incidentally , thut trfo chief , although ho gets
n salary of $3,003 per year , und his xvlfo ro-
cclves $000 more , Is a very heavy borrower
from all sorts of people , nnd consequently Is
beholden to men who havu exerted an influ
ence nvur him that cannot 'fall to bo perni
cious.
For Instance , ho has borrowed SiJOO from
Garbtigoiimstor Goldsmith , and the latter has
boasted openly that ho could get
ANYTIlI.Va HE WANTED
out of thirchlof to further his own interests.
In this connection anuiovary singular reports
buvo reached this oftlcu with regard to the
garbage master's way of conducting business
and the peculiar way in which notices
from the police ofllco have been is
sued bearing n sunup with un advertise
ment for Goldsmith. These notices are
issued to residents requiring the removal of
garbage , and the advertisement impresses
itself upon the recipients of the notice as a
direction to them to employ Goldsmith and
nobody also.
A HEAVY CIIBD1TOH.
Ex-Cantnln Duff Green is said to have been
n heavy creditor of the chief of police , which
might account for certain mutters not other
wise explainable. These , of course , are com
paratively trifling matters o.xceot la BO far us
they show thatChief Seavoy had surrendered
his owu freedom of action to certain parties
who were willing to accommodate Uim with
money.
A FAKO HANK.
numors had reached Tun HUE from vari
ous sources to thu effect that an extensive
gambling establishment was running wide
open in this city by the connivance of the
pollco. The report nad it that one Dumosoy ,
whoso son is a morabor of the police force ,
had been given n largo interest in this gam
bling establishment bv first threatening It
with the vengeance of the chief and then
claiming to have It within his power to attord
the ulaco immunity from uolico interference.
"Whether this report DO true or not the fact is
thut the concern has boon
LEFT UNMOLESTED
by the police us the sequel will show.
Since this information reached THE BEB
certain parties , whoso names wo'deetn best
to suppress , were asked to investigate for
us , nnd learn Jvhothor or not gambling was
carried on in Omaha , tu represented , and to
what extent the professionals were operat
ing. The following reports , each frou
ditlcrcnt persons , speak for themselves :
III ! 11UCKK1I TUB TlOEIt.
"On or about the 15th day of August I was
told that gambling was going on openly in a
room over the Diamond saloon. About 8
o'clock in the evening I went in thorn alone
nnd walked back -to 'tho ' pool room. I desired -
sired to see If it xvas a fact that gambling
was going on , but not being an habitue of
the house , I knew I could not get in alone. I
watched ray chance , and a party of young
men coming in , I followed them upstairs and
passed in ns though I were ono of the party.
A faro table on ono side of the room was
surrounded by players , and n roulette table
on the other side was crowded. I staid
tnero about half an hour watching the
players. I understand that the place is run
ning every night , and it is no seorot to men
about town. "
IIK CAME OUT WINKEII.
"Thursday , August 22 , I hapoencd Into the
Diamond ualoon pool room , and , whllo stand
ing Idly looking at the blackboards containing
the base ball and horse race combinations , no
ticed three or lour persona ascend throe or
four steps on the west sld of the room , go
through a door and bo lost to sight. Doing
very curious to ascertain wnoro they went ,
and for what business , I asked ono of the
loungers In the pool room what was trolng
on beyond the mysterious door , nnd received
the answer ; ' 'Why , that door leads to the
furo bank ; you must bo u stranger ; if you
want to play , there is no difllculty in doing
so. All you will have to do is to walk up
those stops , go through that door , keep
right on till you arrive at another , behind
which you will Hud a colored gontioman who
Will admit you. " I replied that I was no
stranger , but hud been under the imoresslon
that faro banks had been entirely wiped out
of Omaha. Having toyed a little
with the tiger myself when a
young man. I thoucht I would go up
and play awhile. Following the instructions
given me , although I was a stranpor to the
sablu gentleman on guard , I hud no trouble
whatever in getting in. Furo and roulolto
were running in full blast , although the most
play was centered about the furo layout ,
wnoro about twelve players were engaged in
an endeavor to win the bank roll , although
at the rate they wore butting their money It
would take some time to do it , as I under
stand the house has a pretty good sum bo
hlnd It. As I walked up to the layout the
dealer cast an inquiring look at uio as if to
soy , 'Well , I would llko to BOO the color of
your money , as wo do not admit lookers-on.
I therefore threw down three dollars and re
ceived six white chucks checks
, llfty-cent be
ing thu lowest In the house except rouletto.
I played with varylncsuccess for a littloover
an hour , nnd when I got up from the gumo I
was J3.M ) ahead. Meanwhile the door con
tinued to open nnd close , and tlioro was a
continual coming and going. Men whom I
never 8CO" before and men whom I was well
acquainted with wore there. "
HE SAW BOME QUCEH THINGS.
"Tho other evening I dropped in nttho
Diuinond , a place on Douglas street \vliero
tlioro Is a great display of glass-covered
walls and celling , and in which was mirrored
u crowd of men ranged along a counter talk
ing , drinking and sucking through straws ,
thu contents of glasses. Others were look
ing at u blackboard with a lot of Jlguros on
it. After refreshing ourselves wo followed
a squad of men uu stairs.
"A jounguinn piloted us through a door on
a jlight of Blairs and then up to auothar door ,
in which was bored a hole through which an
individual looked down on us.
"Tho young man with mo said something to
the owner of the eye which meanwhile- con
tinued to slzo us up. Presently thu door
opened and wo were permitted to pass up
and in.
"Here I began lookliiL' for the buck , tlcor
and ether animals , wondering if they were
loose.
"There was a long room brllllantl/llghtod.
There wcro'sovornl tublosut each of which But
a dozen or more men Jlimling money which
they would now and uguln trade to u fellow
( who * ut at the tables ) for u lot of chips.
The man who took the cash seemed to have
another duty on the table. In front of him
was a metal box which I should Bay was the
slzo of a playing card , as several o !
the cards of that description were
neatly lilted into it , At the top of
the box was an operaturc largo enough to
Hhow all the spots on the top card thu cards
being held up against the top by u spring In
the bottom of thu box ,
"The follow , besides pulling the money
drawer , would take u pull at the cards in
this box , drawing thorn out at the side. Ho
would draw ono card and then anotherwhen
there would bo a Jingling and n changing of
the chucks and money , which was plied up
on certain cards , arranged face up on the
table. Alter the changes bud boon made the
monn.v man would pull out two Micro cards ,
und then open and shut the drawer under
the table.
"At another table a man was Bplnnlng BO mo
sort of u wheel with n murblo in It. On a
tublo were a lot of numbers printed in black
uud red { there , too , wor "check * . "
At ttils tnblo nfso n lot of men
were crowded oround piling checks on the
numbers. The money man was hero also
oulv instead of pulling ciirdu ho gave the
wllccl n Jerk which after a moment or two
would slow up and the tnarblo would roll
down Into certain kind of a groove would
can 10 the man to say something thnt sounded
llko "red on thirty. " Thjn the money man
would tale : up the chock nnddlstributon few
nnd take In inoro cash.
"Whllo I wnswonderlncnow the thing was
clone a young man npnroachod nnd offered to
handle my money If t did not know how. 1
watched the different games a while und
then loft the place. "
iifsixr.sg WAS HOOMISO.
Saturday night , August ill , wain busy ono
at the Diamond , both In the pool nnd gam
bling rooms. Throucrh the week only ono
faro tnblo Inyoiu xvns used , but on Saturday
another ono Is brought. Into requisition , ns
manv of the patrons of the week dniw tliclr
wcokjy salary on that day. 7nlugs had
rather the appearance of old times on the
night in question , Houlotto nnd stud poker
wore also in full blust , and the tables were
HUrroundod by n 'iiotloy grouu. nil bent on
winning n few dollars , the clink of which
could bo heard as they went Into the money
drnw for that was where most of It
went and but a little of It was dra\vn out.
The colored sentinel on guuru nt the en
trance was kept busy Inspecting , through
the little hole in the door , parties who were
willing and oven anxious to part with their
hard earned wages , only to open it a mo
ment later for the purpose of letting out. n
hngpird-looking man who had Just gene Hut
broke.
AXOTHEH IAYOUT.
The biggest came In the city is conducted
by ono George Uaruentor , in room No.
Globe hotel. It U a usher gumu , and U car
ried on in open dolianco of the law ,
inasmuch as everybody scorns to itnow
thnt it is running. It is principally
patronized by men of wealth , ox city ofllcluls ,
politicians , merchants and professional men ,
with u penchant for the nastcboards.
It is also ono of thu heaviest games that
luis been carried on In this city since the
halcyon dnys of ' 8i ! , ! 83 nnd ' 84 , when politi
cal interference- a thine unfcarcd and
unheard of. 'Iho ante at this game Is gener
ally 52 call W , with the coiling for u limit ,
and Carpenter Is cappmir out n very handsome -
some revenue from the "rako off , " which
f requontly amounts to a couple of hundred
"cases" a-niu'lit.
A notably big "sitting" was that which
took pluco in Carpenter's rooms on the night
of August 20 , when a Hastings dry goods
merchant dropped something like ft,5'ju. )
Atnonir those who "sat In" at the play were
several prominent gentlemen of this uitv.
The story of the- game Is about as follows :
The Hastin&s man , who Is a brother of a
banker of some small town weal of here , was
Invltml into Carpenter's saloon for a quiet
little sot-to nt draw. This was about 4 in the
afternoon , and the game ran uloni ; until din
ner time with varying success. When all
participating were more or less oxhllerutcd
with the wlno that had been served , and
after indulging in a sumptuous incal brought
uo to the room , they resumed play , ralsini ;
the unto from "J call 3" to " 10 call S3. " By
midnight the Hastings morchantlind dropped
f5,000 in wish , but ho played on , the
accommodating proprietor putting up a
"marker" for him to the pxtont of S1.50J
more , which ho dumped by morning. Ho
guva his chock for the balance duo the house ,
who of course cashed the chips on the table ,
but requested that it bo held until Thursday
morning , when he would return from Hast
ings with the cash. This was done , nnd on
Thursday the victim returned and settled
the account. This instance Is only cited us
nn evidence of the magnitude of the garno
that is prosecuted hero.
Tim 13nn has Information of heavy losses
nttho Diamond during the past month , but
it is not considered necessary to give par
ticulars and names of losers.
A FUEK TICKET.
To tlio Nebraska Hfnto Knlr nt Lincoln
THE OMAHA BEK will present n com
plimentary ticket of admission to the
Nebraska State Fair nt Lincoln to every
person sending1 a .yearly subscription to
either TimWjJKKLY BKE with $1.25.or
Tin : SUNDAY BEE with $2.00. Orders
must bo in by September Oth , so us to
pivo time to mail the ticket , as the
Fair opens on September Oth and closes
September 13th. These prices are no
advance on the regular price for the
Weekly and Sunday editions , but the
publishers of THE BEE desire to { five
their readers a chance to see the exhi
bition at Lincoln free of admission fee.
Cash must accompany each order.
Address your orders to
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September 2,18SU
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The continuance of your patronage will
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Special ilatlnauVc < lnes fluy Afternoon ,
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Ckrlstendon'a Chrmplon Conquurora I
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gences i\nd t-olltaij' hiibllB. which ruin both
body and mind , i.uflttlug them ior buslntss ,
tuay or mnrriagp.
.MAitiiir.D ji.v. [ or these onterlnq : on that hap
py life , aware of physical debility , quickly as
ufbted.
ODU SUCCESS.
Is based upon facts. First Practical Expo
rlcnce. Socoud Kvory c.isoIs especially studlcd-
tlms starting aright. Thlid-Meilolnes are ore.
paied In our labatoey exactly to suit each case
thus affecting citrea-wJthoul Injury
t Send U cents Dosttpe for celebrate 1 works
on Chronic , Nervous anil Delicate Diseases.
U'housnndB.curo.l. C3y A friendly letter or call
may an-ro ypu future sutrerjtifc nnd slmnie , and
add poldcii years to life. 'S ? No letters an
swered unless accompanied by 4 cents. In E tarn DS.
Address or call on
1 > R . BETTS & KKTTS ,
140S Karnam Slrset , Umahn. lieb.
1HE6BTWHITEIPAP MADeitvAMEMtt-
AUTUMN IS CLOSE UPON US
Ami wo ure roaily for It. Our buyer lins
been Inspecting tlio Kustorn MnrKutB fur
tlio prv'tsljc weekH , jirepiirlna Jor tliu com-
ItiK Bcusnn , We are nlreatlyrecolvlnKcarly
Kail Novelties , and thu Summer ontia.svill
' [ noon bo removoil to tlu < Imck hlic-lvos. Our
; n w Block 1ms'been H-leclril under most
luh-antnKoousclrciim'jtjiiros from the best
'oporoveil ' nnnufactiucB. Wo are coutlilmit
'or 1 nu oxcullonc of our Roods nnil hope by
'conitei-y ' and honorable dcnltns to coin-
moud ourselves ;
hoslrln
to exam *
1 n o the
Justly cel
ebrated llnex of Hoots mill Shoea , inuiiufuclnr-
eiluy t ! . tl. Hendei'Hon tV Co. , of Chicago 1'uc-
tnrlcg nt CliUMKO. Ulxon , Ills. , and I'ond llu luc ,
> fl8. linuld wrlto SAM. N. WATSON , real-
rtnnre , I'llSMONr. NEIl. Truvellng ttiont.
llc4'uiirtora ' | for Itubbora.
KG VEHICLES
TryOnM
' 4r.
fiat lUorttn Ktvof to woljlit put ou tbom.
dunUd cqullr tll to rouch country or ( In *
u drlo WUlciT u bait natUfaotlon.
OUR EXHIBITION
Of Fall goods is the grandest Omaha has ever seen. No words
can give a description of our new stock. We invite the hundred
thousand strangers who will be in Omaha , this week , to visit the
largest clothing establishment of the west and look at our grand *
display of Men's and Boy's Clothing , Hats , Shoes and Furnishing
goods. Our display is one of the features of this weeks fair.
Rely upon it you will see something exceptional in the way of as
sortment and styles. No matter whether you wish to buy any
thing or not. call and look around in our establishment. It will
do you good. You will not be urged to buy. You will not even
have to ask a saleman for the price of anything , as you can tell
the prices yourself. Everything in our store is marked in plain
figures and THESE FIGURES WILL BE A REVELATION TO
YOU. We are sure you have never seen goods marked and sold
that way.
In prices we have no competition.
If there is in our stock any one line of which we are especially
proud , it is our line of suits for dress and business wear ; a mar
velous assortment.
Fall Overcoats , silk faced and silk lined , beautiful styles.
Boy's and Ohildrens' department second floor is brimful
.pf novelties.
Shoes A now department also on second floor wo
keep only honest and reliable makes of shoes.
Hats and Furnishing Goods More than a half dozen
stores together.
OPEN TILL 9 P.
Corner Fourteenth , and Douglas Streets , Omaha.
TROWSERS
SUiTS
TO ORDIK
120 TO
OVERCOATS
TO OHIO Kit
@ 1O TO 8 0.
IT'S A GOOI >
TIME FOR
T1SITOZBS TO
llnvc Winter
SUITS
nnd
OVKRCOATS
Made lo Order.
ix
3 MAYS IF
Required.
Visitors Strangers
We are glad who be among1
those to welcome you.
A year ago this week WE
were strangers seeking a wel
come ; we found a generous
people and warm greetings ,
true as steel and active traders ;
we're right glad to reiterate
the kindness.
C onsider our store a bureau
of information. Examine our
goods ; you will not be impor
tuned to buy.
You may leave your meas
ure with us ( free of charge )
and we will mail samples ,
p rices , fashion plates , to your
home anytime.
Open Evenings.
1409 Douglas Street.
STBANO & CLARK STEAM HEATING Cfl ,
Steam and Hot Water Heating and Ventilating
Apparatus and Supplies.
Engines , Boilers , Steam Pumps , Etc.
A. B. MEYER & CO. ,
SHIPPERS AND DEA.LERS IN
COKE
103South 1Bth Street , Opp. Postoffice. Toiophono 149O.
"YOST" WRITING MACHINE
A Typiwrltor made to meat the inoilrrn
wunt for , i nm-lilnu which prlnU directly front
type , uiva no ribbon. nllgn ponnunoiitly ut
point of printing , la I.lglit , Coinitact , Diirnlilu ,
und In u word , lit built nn Kcluntlllo prlnclpleH.
tliDlnveDtliinof ( IV. I . N. Yost , thu builder of
oothtlio HoiuliiL'ton uuil Callfrapli.
MuchlMoHWltii Huiiilngtoii cr Cullurapli key
board us desired.
AliirirBStoclcofBeroml Imnil Typoxvrltors , of
nil mulcoi. for balu , renter oxclmiiBB.Vo uru
iilno suit s nKcnts for the MKHIUTT" Typu-
\\Tlter.the Uncut low priced lUKclilno on thu
uiurket. 1'rlcelll. . . .
\ Vuwould be pleased to receive a call from
you , whether you want to purcluuia or not. and
wo will tfladly show you the " VOiU'1 anrt tli
llnest and lttr < i t stoclc of Typewriter I'urul-
turo , Buppllea , utc. . ever brou ht to this city ,
GEO.H. SMITH & CO. , 1605 Farnam St. , Omaha
Dr. J. E , McGRE W i
ONK OK TUB MOST SUCCESSFUL
SPECIALISTS
In the Treatment of .All Chronic , Nervous
nnd Private Diseases.
Pporrantorrhfrn , Imputcncy nnj Kulllnc MftnliooS
nlinoliitclr L'uroJ. A ouru Kuiirantuvd In nil forma oz
1'ilviilo Dlnt'iisea , Strictures , ( licet , Ac. Uitnrrb.
'Jlirunt , I.unus , nnd Henri Dlnciiiii'S , ItLoinimtUid ,
t-plnnl nntl Funinla Uhoasca , lllooU and Skin lllioaigj
triMili-il mifccsBfiilly
Lmllen * nnil ( iciitfuniui B wultluK rooms aoparato
nnrtcntlrolT prlvntc ,
Cuimulintion free. Scml for book * , "Tlio secret and
I'rlvnto DlK'iisuB of Mini , " also " \Vonmn and llof
Dsoii BOS , " Ida each ( tnm | ) . Treatment tijr corra *
tpondcnco ; lenil ntnnip forrnply.
OFFICE ! 10T11 AND UUUQtiAS ST11KETS ,
OMAHA , NKU.
Health is Wealth !
DiuK.O. WHIT'S NMHVE AND DIIAIN
* B.NT , guaranteed spocluo for Ilyatorln , Utzzt.
aosi , Ounviihloas. lats , Nervous NcuralKl <
Hoad.ictio , Nerrous Prostration cuuned by the' '
aso of alcohol or tobacco. WnkofulucHV , MontaJ
Dopresilon , Softening of tlio Drain , resultlnRln
Insanity nud leading to misery , decay and death.
Ptomuturo Old Ai0 , Uarronness , Ixjss ot I'ovrta
In either sex , Involuntary J.OBSOI and Bpermat *
orhcuacauied by oror-exortlon of the liraln.solf. '
abuse or overindulgence. Each box contain *
ene month's treatment. tl.OO a box , or six boxes
for iri.uo.Bent by mall prnpnlil on rocolpt of price.
WB QITARANTBH SIX BOXES
To cure any iwsu. With each order received b
no for six boxti. ttccoinpunled with fa.OO , vrovlQ
( end tlio purchaser our written guarantee to ro
tund the money If too treatment does not eaeck
cura. Quar t ea iisuod only by. QoodmaB
rug Co. . Druggist * , BoU J euU , UlO Varaaoi
itrcrt. Omaha a U.
GRATEFUL-COMFORTING
Epps's Cocoa
BREAKFAST.
LreiikUBUnboawllli u Uulleiit ly lluruifd huvvruul v
wlikli limy uvu u many limtrf iloitnrn' ' lillli , lllR \
liy tlmju llcluuu uiu u ( inch nrtlrlen of diet that J'l
coiKtltjlloiuimr tioxrndiinllr built up until utroiitfj
t'liiiiMli to rv l l uvury tcndcney to ilUemo. Hun-
ilrcnl of niilitlo iiml.nMui nru llontlnu nriniiiil 111 rumlr
toatliitk whcruvir tln.TuU u wmk point. Wo mar
i > c.i | > u innny n Jntnl ( .linft \ > y kceplim o.ir.elvet welt
MrtiilHlnltli pure ulood mil u properly nuurUhea
imniu. " civil Hcrvlco ( lutoiiu , .j
Wini ) linply Hltli bullliiK wntor or mllx. Sold Oulr <
In liulf iiojuil tint by ( iruct-r * luliulnd Iliui : fc
10 nnn9 fin Ilnma'oputhluOhcralata
KMH.AND.
A Perfect Face Powderi
UiUMtT Ue H ruboir.
Kliultr'i. > l K.iii.uiM ilil. . . ' . , I.lol ; . .liili
> L | Oil K.rn.inbt.i n < > 1i .u UrinCo ,1,110' '
Kclir.UrX I.IIIlii TurUll't , > , ll * . On N.Utlii
tar W.lMlr'rl > li > rr > ir < , ror'ciilr > < u.llcr nik/ _
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i' > . cor. r.rincj on H. lulu 1W111 , U0i ( mllli UIIM. err. Pteli
lc | On a llllil ( ' "onl'i , III ) Kui.u fa Co. , ci.r. lx > u l > ii all
lur. l lli nd ruuluc ) On H.nci Irr1 ! ) Dr. H ! ll > 'i , 1,101 : ( liU
. < > ' , fr. uv. | Oil Uiimwuilhi ll.rl. ' . l.lll I'.jWn < . o
A . ndOoil.j'J-lMk'i.Ui.n4WfUw rtliAVMtlr.'a > nUd
! , < ! ll .rili c.jj ri.tor , eiii.uj fi.rcii Uoj I > .c i > iui
.Hi Klu tt I W. J , McUr.lr' . | Hokoit A Co. . B. Uu
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