THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : WEDNESDAY , OCTOBER 2 , 1889.
THE CITY.
Contractor Doyle Is grnillncr UK * south
end of Ilun scorn purk.
The Ititorniil rovcnuo collections yes-
tcrdiiy vrcro $1HI38.41. , :
The Imperial club will jrlvo nn Informal
mal hop at Lyceum hall , Wednesday
evening.
The residence of Itov. Chnrlcs W.
finvidtro will bo Slierinnu avenue near
Wlrt street.
All the saloon men who woronrrostcil
Monday on the chnrgo of&olling liquor
on Sunday , l.nvo given bonds.
John Svaclna swore out u complulnt
nfjivlnst Frnnk Ilolinca yesterday ( or
throwlnp rocks through hla window.
Frank wns arrested.
JnniesWllsonnndMlssHoltndii Knight ,
wore wedded ycslorduy In the Holy
Family church on Klghtuonth street , In
the presence of a few Intimate friends.
During the month of September there
wore fifty-otio permits issued to the gas
company allowing them to cut the
etrocla , and three to the water works
company for the sumo purpose.
S. P. Morse & Co. received yesterday
through the Omaha custom house two
casks of men's underwear and Indies' inul
children's cloaks ; also from Saxony ,
men's shirts etc. *
gymnasium , tight ? ,
Blanche , the eleven months old
daughter of O. Lyroll and wife , died
Monday morning. She was burled yes
terday morning in the Holy Sepulchre
cemetery by the side of her twin sister ,
wlio died July 8.
Duncan U. Ross , the well known athlete -
loto , is in Omaha on route to the Pa
cific coast. Ho will probably remain in
town several days , and if arrangements
can bo intulo may give an athletic oxlii-
tlon at the Coliseum.
Arthur E. Campbell , of the 13. & M.
local freight department , while riding
on a U , & M. engine was struck on the
foot by a fragment of a track torpedo ,
which was exploded by the engine , and
sustained u llcsh wound which is very
painful.
The Nebraska Knight Templars ,
about two hundred strong , will leave
Omaha for Washington to attend the
triennial conclave , next Vritluy. Ar
rangements have been niatlo for' all
Knights living in the state who are
going to meet in this city , and join the
Omaha delegation.
l'uram'\i ; > ! i.s
.7. II. Hnbe. of Lincoln , Is at the Windsor.
J. F. .Ncsbet , of roltixmali , la : it the Cnsoy.
"W. J. Uiillorlc , of Fremont , isntthc Casey
J. C. White , of Lincoln , Is lit the Puxton.
J. 1 . Johnson , of ICoarnoy , is at the Pax-
ton.
ton.D.
D. S. Cornell , of Holdroge , is t the Mur-
hiy.
hiy.W. . Vt. McKcnney , of I31alr , is at the Mil-
Inrtl.
Inrtl.Miss
Miss Jennie Lee , of Grand Island , is at the
Casey.
C. F. UurkharJt , of Chailron , is at the
Casey ,
E. M. Wcstcrvclt. of Lincoln , is at the
Mlllard.
Ocorgo F. Work , of Hastings , Is at the
Milhml.
John I. Nosbitt , of North PhUto , is at the
MHlard.
T. P. Livingston , of Pluttsmoutli , is at the
Hurray.
W. H. Smith , of Hot Springs , is nt the
Murray.
W. D. La Houses , of Beatrice , Is at the
Paxton.
Judge T. S. Hainor , of Kearney , Is nt the
Paxton. '
A. A. Truosdull , of Fremont , Is at the
Windsor.
C. F. HoHoro , of Central City , Is at the
Windsor.
Mlas A J ilio Brownclly , of Lincoln , Is at
the Casoy.
W. S. Cooper and wife , of D ivid City , nro
at the Puxtou.
Dr. Goodcn and J. P. Chapman , of Aurora ,
are at the Murray.
C. W. Thomas and II. A. Konij , ' , of Grand
island , is at the AlillarU ,
John M. Paxton. mutineer of ttia Chicntro
ofilce of Tins Unit , was in the city yostgrday.
E. 1C. Ulickensdcrfor , of tliuOrctrou Short
Line roml , with liuaaquiirturs at i'oeatcllo ,
and wife , arrived lu the city yesterday.
Mr. J. Shopper , of Milwaukee , has uo
parted for liomo , having liad a very pleasant
visit witu his sou and frieaJs atsUii ( Uss
street.
Tlio Case Dismissed.
Dr. H. M. Stone a few days ago caused the
nrrest of a contractor named Peterson for
violating the city ordinance by not hanging
out red lights ut Thirty-second and Walnut
streets , where the latter is doing some
grading. The case was tried yesterday be
fore Judge liorlca and dismissed ,
For Rent A nearly now Emerson
pianouuright grand. Apply fill So. 12th
\VIII Operate n Glua Factory.
G , A. Kinkol & Co , , whoso refining works
at West Side were ourncd hist January , yes
terday consummated a deal by which they
secured the plant of the Diorks Implement
company , nt Moseot , near West Lawn , and
will at once commence operation of the
plant us a glue fncsory.
Couldn't Ho 11 tlio Mill.
United States Marshal Slaughter ofTcren
tlio Loup City roller mills at auction yester
day morning , but received no bids. They were
to have been sold to satisfy a Judgment of
$0,339 , hold by the Potter Lovewoll company ,
but the appraisement , f'0,000 , Is considered
too high. The properly can not bo sold for
less tlu.u two-tulrds of the appraised value ,
or $1J.U ! ! > , tlio appraisement of fJU.O'JU being
less un incumberanee of $3,501.'JO.
JMiiyiui In Happy.
Mr. C. K. Mayno said last night : "Yes ,
BIT , lust evening I Jlxed up my affairs in u
very bntlsfnclbr.v manner all round. In f.ict
my mind is easier than it lias been for three
years. No , J won't go to South America for
u month .vet , "
Tlio relations between Mr. May no and the
Messrs. Marker , which have not boon of the
picasuntest nature for some tlmo baclr , liavo
been amicably adjusted. Long litigation has
been avoided , and Mr. Mayno lias now an
opportunity of retrieving kits losses of the
past.
Whom Did I'lioy Itol > ?
United States Marshal Slaughter received
n letter from the sheriff at Qlading , Tex. , yes
terday Informing Him that ho had three very
touu'h men In his custody who are
fugitives from justice in this state and
nro wanted hero fdr robbing a bank In this
state of fc700. ! ! The marshal says , hotvovor ,
that ho has no knowledge of tiny such crlmo
having been committed or that any rowan !
for the capture of such thieves has been
offered. The sheriff in iiuestiou islgti * him.
elf O. A. Ulxloy.
A Now l > ry GOOH ; | Kntornrlsc.
On October 7 the Huston store will open In
the Konnard building , 114 South Sixteenth
Btroot. This store will bo ruu ou the same
general plan as Partridge's mid the Boston
Stores in Chicago , and will ho under the di
rect management of It , C. Green , for years
manager in those stores. Mr. Green brings
with him vast experiences , and Is coallUent
of making the Hoston store of Onuitm as
popular us the lloston Store of Chicago.
"I have had my eyes on Omatia for a long
time , " aald Mr. Green , "as a good point fur
Buch a store. Wo nave our buyers In all the
eastern market ? , und they nro keut advised
constantly of our wants. Wo are uow nn.
pacicincr , und have on the way , the finest lot
of now dry goods ever seen in Omaha,1' ho
concluded , "and you may say that we Intend
to mulio Omaha proud of The JJostou store. "
Joe For Snle.
600 to 1,000 tons good ice on railroad
track. Will soil cheap. Address A ,
G , Buchanan & Co , , Fremont , Neb ,
LOOKS 8TIIA.NOH , DON'T It ?
Two Very Queer 1 hi nan Wlilali Ajjl-
tnlc Ijricnl I'olitlclnno.
Curbstone politicians nro discussing every-
thine from tlio hospital grarto Joe down to
campaign for coroner. Ono of the chief top
ics that engages their attention is the mys
tery winch surrounds the matter of selecting
stone for the city hall building , or In other
words , they are trying to iiellno Just what In
fluence Is behind the Dodlin granite bid , and
this seems to bo very difficult of penetration ,
When Hops Stout was In the city two or
three ilnys ago no stated to n representative
of TUB Hii : : that while It xvas true that , ho
hail been Interested in Dodlin granite In his
contract at Washington , ho now has nothing
more to do with It , Paul Vandcrvoort , ho
said , was the agent of the Dodlin people.
Paul Vandcrvoort claims to bo an old army
associate of theirs.
Hut this does not clear nn the matter by
any means , because Mr. Stout Is not always
us childlike and bland as he appears to be.
Another thing : Paul Vnndorvoort has boon
seen in very confidential talks with Council
man Wheeler repeatedly , und may pull some
kind of string there.
The thing that looks most singular is that
one of Urn city halt architects , .Mr , Fowler ,
is now outspoken for Dodliu grnnito. Just ,
what has recently come over the spirit of
his dreams cannot bo divined. When tlio
plans were lira * adopted Holndorf , his part
ner , was opposed to the light colored stone
for the base , and It was supposed that ho
rellcctcd the views of Mr. Fowler. Ho cer
tainly did reflect the views of other archi
tects , who are unanimous In the opinion that
n dark stone should bo used for the base.
Hut Mr. Fowler now states that ho is op
posed to any sombre colors in the city hall
exterior , and that Colorado red or brown
stone would not show the artlstlu ofTect of
the building that white or grayish stone
would.
Other architects ridicule the whole busi
ness and sav that any artUt would uuturally
Insist that the base of ttia building should beef
of a darker color than the superstructure.
They also call attention to the peculiar
freaks of ornamentation , gargoyles and in
discriminate gingerbread work that has
been designed for the upper stories ami on
the cornices. These things would show in
white colors very much to the
disadvantage of the building , be
cause they would bo so much more
prominent. In tlio opinion of the best archi
tects , all of this excessive ornamentation Is
in bad taste on n public building , whlcti
should bo plain and imposing : ,
"It scorns very strange to me. " said a
prominent Mason , to Tun lien's political
man , "tnat the board of education
should so suddenly conclude that it would
bo bettor to change tiu.irtors at a higher
rental. They ui c nicely fixed iti our build
ing and the rent is only $ i5 per month ,
which cannot bo duplicated in Iho city. Tlio
statement has been made in the papers that
but one objection is hud to the present rooms
and that is , that on pay day Secretary Piper
is pushed into a corner and trampled unou
by the school tnar'ms , who nro said to take
absolute possession of his ofilce. The board
might obviate all tills by caging the mod
est secretary as hank tellers are caged , and
thus protect him from obstreperous school
teachers.
"Some one has undoubtedly been agitating
the removal among members of tlio board ,
and the plea 1ms been urged that the Temple
craft lias learned that it can get more than
$75 per month for the rooms occu
pied by the board , and would prefer to have
the board move. In the lease , I understand ,
there is a provision that the board may oc
cupy these rooms until the completion oi' tne
city hull , so that it looks aosurd for any
movement to be mailo by members of the
board looking to removal. If I have my way
about it the board will be compelled to live
up to the terms of the lease.
"I was told yesterday by ono of the mem
bers of the bo.ird who does not iavor rn-
moval that this agitation for removal was
brought about purely by tlio professional
politicians in the board. The design of
these men Is so transparent that it is Imrdi.y
necessary for mo to go into particulars. I
do not think there is the slightest likelihood
that the board will move its quarters. "
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"I understand that every stonograpaer in
town is an applicant for the reportcrship
under the man who may bo elected to the
Groff vacancy , " said a lawyer who was
prominent in bringing about the candidacy
ot Mr. ClancHon.
"Many of those boys do not possess the
qualifications requisite for the work. The
statement has been made that Mr. Wilson
will accept a place un'der Land Commission
er GroiT , and is therefore out of the race.
Mr. Wilson tells iiu that ho would much
prefer retaining his nlaco in court , and that
in case ho is permitted to do so by the now
judge ho will retain it. Mr. Wilson is an
ex optionally line court reporter and prob
ably Knot nxcollbd by any stenographer ia
the country.
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The beauties and incongruities of the now
registration law are coming into full view.
One section provides that voters failing to
register shall produce an aflldnvit sworn to
before the city clerk or other person ap
pointed by the mayor , and subscribed to by
ut least two freeholders , setting forth that
such person is a qualified voter , and giving
his reasons for not appearing before tlio
supervisors of registration. This provision
presents a series of complications to the ills-
advantage of the tardy voter. Jt fails to
designate the whereabouts of the city
clerk on election day , whether ho
shall circulate from poll to poll
to place his seal of approval
on citizenship , or whether voters In distanj
wards must call on him during office hours
Should that official tail or refuse to serve ,
whore will the "other .person appointed by
the mayor" plant his ofllco ) If the mayor
and city clerk happen to bo directly inter
ested in the election , a contingency , not un
likely , will their anxiety to down their op
ponents bo Influenced by the political com
plexion of the applicant. Perhaps "tho city
clerk or other person appointed by the
mayor" will not stop to enquire into the
political leanings of the voters , but the law
gives them a leveroKO of eoiibldorablc im
portance. It will also tend to reduce the
number of allldavit voters , as comparatively
few will take the trouble to hunt up this of
ficial ou election day.
Hoard of Trailn Kvciirsion.
On next Thursday the board of trade will
run a special train for the accommodation of
its members who desire to visit the corn pal
ace at Sioux City , It Is the Intention of tlio
board , Secretary Niisou says , to make the
excursion an unqualified success. Only rep
resentative citizens will bo allowed to par
ticipate , the desire being to impress the den
izens of the town as favorably as possible
wit the leading men of this city. Parties
who desire to avail themselves of this oppor
tunity must send their application in imme
diately. Tickets will be provided for about
two hundred people , mid tlicso can bo procured -
cured from Secretary Nason only , and at his
ofllco , It has been decided that no tickets
shall bo furnished at the depot. Jim
Stcphcnson's celebrated Concord coaches
will accompany the party.
The train will Jonvo the Webster street
depot nt 8 o1 cluck In the morning , reaching
Sioux City at 11 a. m. Hoturnliig It will
leave Sioux City at 7 p.m. , and arrive lu
Omaha nt It ) o'clock.
A 1100.MMJT IjRUAOV. <
One of die Consequences of Lincoln's
Itcnl Kstnto Splurge.
On the 15th of January , 1SS7 , when many
people supposed that Lincoln was destined to
be come a great city and real estate boomer : )
were everywhere advertising the city in
three sheet posters , three gentlemen endowed
with speculative ambition , Messrs. Henjiiiiiln
A.Gibson , Joseph IJeardsloy and Jonathan
Chase , entered into an Agreement with Alex
ander S. Porter whereby they expected to
become rich ,
Porter owned 103 acres of land adjoining
the city which seemed admirably located for
an addition and sold them 'o the trlu , tlio
consideration b3ing $100,000. They paid ? 2.V
000 down and gave three notes , duo in one ,
two and three year ? , for the balance. Porter ,
however , joined them In the enterprise , fig-
ucid us halt owner , put , uIV > JJ of the
first payment and obligated himself
to form a syndicate down east which
would purchase the property at from f'JOO-
00i to & . > . - > 0,000. Ho lives in Massachusetts ,
ana wns supponcd to have considerable In
fluence among moneyed man In that section.
Hut the filing of a suit by Gibson , Hoanlsloy
and Chase against him In the United States
circuit court now indicates n different , state
of affairs. They ask for dnmaues In the sum
of $ .V,000 , and also for Judgment for
Sr,240.43 for money ailvanceu to him by
them. They charge him with having repud
iated his airrcumont and having male no at
tempt to sell the property , i'liey further
claim Unit ho could easily hiu'o capitalized
the venture for $ iW,000. Uocauso of Pottqr's
presence in the state nt this time the suit
was commenced Monday uvcnlnt ; , so as to get
service on him , which the marshal has nl-
1 eady succeeded in doing.
Distress affor eating , heartburn , sick
houdachonnd indigestion are cured by
Uood's Snrsiipurilln. It nlso ureatob u
good appetite.
Til 13 COPIMSH WIIII5.
Wlii'i-K It Is Hninir Hvtoiided mill What
It in Dolni : .
The two great electric motor systems arc
somewhat hampered in their present ad
vancement by lack of material. The Omaha
Motor Hallway company is waiting for cop
per wire to complete Its Hue to South Omaha ,
this being tlio only part of tlio work that re
mains to be done.
Tlio now electric system of tlio Omaha
Street railway that rims from Hanauom part ;
to Fort Omaha Is finished and ready for use
as far as tracks and overhead wires are con
cerned. The power house is also completed ,
as also the machinery , with the exception of
u few pieces which could not be sent by ox-
press. These were shipped from Pittsburg
six days ago , and twenty-four lioura after
their arrival the line will bo put in operation.
Dr. Mercer complains that the South Six
teenth street line is not paying as well as it
should.-Only about 10 percent of tlio people
ple who go up town from tlio district soutli
of the Union Pacific tracks ride. Whether it
is from their habits in the past of walking ,
their saving qualities or botn , the doctor is
unable to say. The line is a disappointment.
Tlio aoctor thinks , however , that as soon as
the motor runs between Omaha and South
Oiualra t'.iere will bJ u sufficient Incivnso to
pay expenses. It is rumored that the Union
Pacific will combat the motor by offering a
commutation faro of 4 cents between the
two cities. _
HOW TtllCY WlliL.THA.VKIj.
Tlic Cities to l > o Visilcil l > y ilio Tlirco
Amoricns" DcleKntnH.
Mayor Broatch found in his mail yesterday
morning a copy of the itineracy of the dele
gates to the congress of the Americas , who
leave Washington Thursday tit 8:13 : a. m. .
on n special train for a tour of the country.
It shows that the route comprises Philadel
phia , West Point. Now York city , Boston ,
Portland , Me. , Hartford , Conn. , Albany ,
Niagara Falls , Hullalo , Cleveland , Detroit ,
Chicago. Milwaukee , St. Paul and Min
neapolis Omulin , DCS Moincs , St.
Louis , Springfield , 111. , Indianapolis ,
Louisville , Mammoth Cave , X cxington ,
Cincinnati. Pittsburg , thoneo back to Wash
ington , where the convention will be hold.
Of course , the trip includes a great number
of other cities , such as Lawrence and Low
ell , Mass. , Salem , Now Haven , Hochesier ,
etc. , whore short stops are to be made. The
I rain will reach Omaha Saturday , October
2(5 ( , and remain hero until Sunday evening.
Two committees are at work making
preparations for entertaining the visitors
during their stay here. Mr. Hroateh hi.s
asked the Omaha and Union ( tlubs to assist
by preparing to give u banquet Saturday
evening. _
For a disordered liver try Heecham's Pills.
THH UUTUIINO BOA.III ) .
Captain Clayton Halo Appears Hcl'oru
it : it Hcu < liiinrtcrR.
The retiring board of the department ,
consisting of General Brooke , General
Wheiuon and Colonel Hughes , with Lieuten
ant Ho well as recorder , mot yesterday to con
sider tlio case of Captain Clayton Hale , com
pany II , Sixteenth infantry , who had been
ordered before it.
The captain is in his fifty-seventh year.
Ho entered the army as captain In the Fifty-
ninth Illinois volunteers , was promoted to
major April 1 , ISlilbecame lieutenant colonel
December.5 of the same.year and was honor
ably discharged m 1S'3. ! He then entered
the regular army as second lieutenant and ,
in September of ISfl , was promoted to cap
tain. The captain's disability has been oc
casioned by tno hardships endured ia the
war. _
SUl'HU.MU COURT.
J. I. NVslilt Aspires to a Position on
lint Bnncli.
Hon. J. I. Nesbit , of North Platto. is in
the city , and on an important political mis
sion. Quito recently Air. Nosbitt concluded ,
so ho says , to become a candidate for su
preme court Judge , and wants as much
I assistance from Douglas county In the nomi-
j nating convention nt Hastings next Tuesday
j as she can give him. To Tim Hii : : man he
said :
' 'Some of my friends have been urging mete
to cntor tlio raeo for a long time , but not
until seven or eight of our western counties
assured mo they would instruct their dele
gations In mv behalf did I consent to allow
my came to bo used. "
MOST PERFECT MADE.
XiW : VOICK'S CiKUAT CIIIMIIST.
Tills IH to corlUy ilmt I Inivo annlyzod Dr. Price's Cronm Bilking Powder.
1 find it composed o ( pure nmtonnls , compounded on coriTotHolentiflo
prlnciplofi , The ingredients are accurately nnd sclontUIcally pro
portioned. Ilenco , bread or biscuits prepared with it uro
bettor suited for digestion.
R. OGDliN DOKKMUS , M. D , . LL. D.
Vlvt. CJieiiilitry ind Totlcolagr in tin New York lle
llotpltaiMedlcul Collejo. 1'rof. Clicmtitr/
nod rbil ( lu iliuColletogi the
VoU.
Tills powder never varloa. A marvel of purs.
ty , strc.iiRtu and whnlcaaineness. More oco-
nomlail ttinn the ordlimrv kinds , and cannot
bo sold in competition with the multltudoa ot
lor or btiortw eight alum or phosphnto powders.
Bold only In cans. Hoynl linking 1'ow dor Com
pany. IM Wall Street , Now York.
CALIF ORNIA
Till ! 1ANI1 Of
DISCOVERIES !
Ctrcufjr.Sj Kr fault J k 9. -
ATARRH
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SANTA : ABIEAND ; ; GAT : R ; CURE
For sale by Goodman Di'uea Co
NPB3CEDEHT3O. ATTRACTION !
OVUlt A .MILLION DISTldllL'TKl )
Louisiana Siai3 LoiterComjaiy / ,
Ineorporutnil by this I'denture , fur I'.aiirntlmiHl
mid ( liuritatiluHirpoHei. \ . mil Us iri'tic'il ni.olia
part of tlio present Mite : Constitution , In ll'.i b ; nil
i Tcrn-lit'lailni ! popular vote.
Its MAMMOTH DHAWINOS tuKo place Penil-
. \immilly , t.Iuno und Hcreinbi-ri , and Its
( IRANI ) fINLi ( ! : NUMIIKU DIIAWINGS tulco
pine in oacli of tna other ton months of the
your , und lire nil dravtn IniMilJll" , at tlio Acail-
oiny ot Music. .New Orlonm , La.
FAMED FOR TWENTY YEARS.
For Intcurity of its Urawlncs " " 'I
Prompt Iiynienl ol" I'rlzce.
Attested as follows :
" \VoilolioroliycirMfy that no siiiinrvlta tlio nr
r.uieuiruiitt Inr nil IhuMontlily uud Soiiil-Aiiiuiul
Dr.nvlivs or tliu l.oniihiinl .Suitu I o.t < * ry Ci > iMiany | ,
mil In pt > i un mniinuo inul t'onlvul tlio llranlnuH
tlioinso vcs.an'.l tlutt Ilio Biiiiio ii'u uouiluutud itlili
COMMlSSIOMJltS.
\r > the unilcrslunud Hunks iiml Ilitikcr ? will IIIIT
nil 1'rl/i'i drnn n In tinLouM.um Biule Lultcrlus
> vliioli tray ho prcMintotl nt ouroiiiinters.
II. M. WAL.MSL15V.Tros. Louisiana Nat. Hank.
1'IUltltU LANAKX. 1'res. Stuto Nrtfl Unnk.
A. IIAliUWIN , I'M' . .Now Orleans Nat'l flank.
OAHL ICOIIN. I'res. Union Nutlunal liunk.
At the Academy of Music , Now O/-
loans , Tuesday , October 15 ,
IS8D ,
CAPITAL PRIZE , - $3QOOOO
1OOOOO TiulcclH nt Twenty Doll.MTU
caul ) . Hulvct , $1O ; Quartern , $5 ;
i.isr or PHI/US.
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titled lo torniliial ITU.ej.
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doiliuJ , rllo Ifl.'ililr In ilio iiuiloralk'iii'il , clcaily
xtiilluK your residence , vrllli tilal ( < , I'uuutvtrcnt
und Number. Miirurnull ruliirn mail ilo.lwry will
lie iiHiiirml liy jour eiiLlualiik' an liuvelopu
) our full
fullIMEOltTANT. .
Address . A. DAUI'IIIN ,
New Orleans , La. ,
or.M. .A. DAUI'IIIK. .
\Vaaliington \ , I ) . 0.
lly nnllnary It tlcr.conlii jnlni ; MiiNKvniilir.il , M < ui'il
lir all Kxpa a ( ; < mipauitt < , Now Vori Kxclian.'u , Urnli
or rostal .Solo. _ _ _
Address Registered Letters conlalnlnj Currenc ) to
NIW : oitLKANs NATIONAL IIANIC.
_ Now Orleans , La.
"Itl'.MKMIIKIt tliat t'ui payment of I'rli.M !
niMiuMiii ; : ) nv rouit NATIONAL HANKS r
New orloiuiB. Hiul Ilio Ticket are tlunol by Iliu "mil-
ili'nt of an InsHuilloii. wlimu churU'io I rluliti xru
rucuKiii/cil lu the lilul.eu CuiirUI thcicfurc , buwuru
of all lnillatliiii > nr anon ) ioou tcliuaiui. "
O.Vi ; DOI.I.All l iliiiiiricauf Ihn umiillcst | iart nr
ClHt'llimnruTliki't I.M'A \ > 11V US In any Iliawluu ,
Anylliliiu In our uauiooltoruil lor lots ( ban a Dullur
lau Biilullo ,
to Desiring t-ru ni-
SHOE DEALERS lu till !
juutly eel-
ebrated line * of Uoots and Shoei , iniinufaciur-
doyt ) . M. Henderson if Co. , of Clilcugo - Factories
tories At Chicago. DUon. Ilia. , and 1'ond On l.ac ,
Wli.-thouhl write SA.M. N. WATSON. re l-
deuce , niK.Mdr.j. iil ; . 'J ai < uut.
Hcf.dquurtera for ilu\jbera.
Heud HJJU HII vournaiiHi antl ndilreu to inn anil .
will uml vim a ItDCT.II'i : Unit will 1-UKriVKI.Y
Cimm'll.Ktf ami toi > t only luvcutl. MllS' I'L'llbON
1O. . JJVX 001 , UrauJ l.l uil.\ib. ;
HAVE A TREAT
In slnro tin's week for buyers of Alan's Glolliing , Our stock of Fall Suits \vrts never so extensive ai now ,
mid its variety wnrrnnU the assertion that whoever buys n Full Suit without ) at least looking at ours fails
to consult his own intercut. There is not nn establishent in the West that oiTerd the selection or namca
the prices we do.
To stimulate an early full trade we will make this week the following extraordinary ofi'ers :
800 Men's All Wool Cheviot and Cassimcro Suits , well made and Irimmctl with geol ; sorgo' lining , all
si/.c from 34 to12 , at $5 00. The Cheviot is a nice stylish plaid , the Cassimere n plain brown , coth very
sightly suits and of nn excellent quality of goods , which is made to wear. The same suit is sold by most
dealers at from $8 to $10 , We place Ihoao splendid Suits on sale this week for 155.90.
Our olTer No , 2 for this \\celc will bo a line of suits sucks and frocks at § 10. We have the name for
*
always giving the best 10.dollar suit in the' market , but those we are offering this season at this pricewill
lie pronounced by everybody the most astonishing value for the money. They will compare favorably
with suits for which other houses ale asking $18 or $ 20. We have put into this line several styles to suit
all classes of customer. * . ( MIO style is all fine n worsted Corkscrew in sacks and frocks , which makes an ex
cellent dross suit , other styles are goo I Cassimoros in plain and mixed colors for business' wear , honest
goods and honestly inado , and which will give as good satisfaction as any 20 dollarauit.
Tn the liner grades of suits we show all the latest novelties in material and out. The new wide wale
find clay goods made up in the latest style of U button cutaway with Prince Albert lapels a beautiful
style we offer all these goods at our usual low prices.
Our illu-lralcd catalogued' fall styles ready for mailing. S''fid ' us name and address is you want ono.
f
Corner Fourteenth and Doug-las Streets , Omalia.
Eook ( o Tour \Var lro ! u.
These cool days BURrsest heuvy clothing
\vo urn ncll prepared to prorido for the
comfort of our cn-tamors. Our block' '
comprises Men's Pull and Winter Snlls of
the hluliost ( tr.ido of material and Mnrk-
iimuihip , lOKctncr with mi unlimited si.p-
ply of warm Hosiery and I'mU-nvcir.
Our nrtlsttc selection of Neckxvcar Is a dell -
ll litto tlio eyes.
\Voliii\u Minii'thlniT clioico lu Hnndkor-
clilflfs MJinethlnn axcellctit In C loves-
and something relfablmu 1'nilircllns.
Chlldrcn'h Clothing a specialty.
MAX MiVSlt. : ADOr.l'II MiVEIt
KST.\m.ismi : >
ex ep ro ,
GENERAL AGKNTS FOH J'HK
STEINWAY ,
CHICKERING.
KNABE ,
And ether first clnss PiAflOS.nntl
STORY & CLARK ORGANS
Remember , Wo do Not Soil "Ston
cilocl" Pianos.
All Instalments Guaranteed to
be Just as Represented.
Wo offer a fine S325 Piano for S25O.
EASY PAYMENTS.
Visitors Welcome.
MAX MEYER & BRO
Cor. IGtli aud Farnara Sta.
AMUSEMENTS ,
Tuesiay and Wednesday Cct. 1 and 2.
J.atost and Greatest Succsb'j ,
School Exnniiniition' , . .C'lioIrRohoareal ,
Sowing Uirclo , r.ClmUing Society ,
Coasting1 Sliilo , 13ofry Tower.
REMEMBER THE
SPECIAL WEDNESDAY MATINEE ,
Ili-lni , ' tlio children to hco Mtllo Dot Claren
don , tlio womlurfnl rlilld aci
Matinee prlcec , ( We.
Three Mights nntl Saturday Matlnoo
'Iliurmliiy. I'riday anil Kutilrd ly , Oct. : i. 4 undfi.
UK. AllIIJL \ltNKV pivsunts Mr.
KEEN
nrlodby .Mil , < ; ioUOi : ; LUAItOCIC.
Anil an uuquuitlanably strum' company of IHH-
irioiilotaluut ,
RICHARD III
"Admission " , "c. We , 7roand < l , Kale of heuts
will open M Iliu box olllcoVdiitiSduy \
JOSEPH GILLOTO
STEEL PENS
COLD MEDAL PARIS BXFOSIT/ON 1W.
ftos. 3O3-4O4-17O-6O4.
THE MOST PERFECT OP PENS
unii allurinUiy InMibl'-s eii llyiiili lc-
ly urnl Hnfely cureil liy DUUTIIliA
( 'apmle . Several c.isei cured In seven duyH.
Hold utll/xj | ier box , ull Uruwmtii. o ; by mall
from Doctura M'fV Co , 1U WlilU bt. , N. Y.
Full illrectlous.
ESTABLISHED 1851 ( ISO So.
Chicago , Ills. I Clark St.
Modular Old-Established
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
1 $ still Treating with Iho Greatest
SKILL and SUCCESS
Clirouic , NGIWIS and Private Diseases ,
B-NERVOUS DEBILITY , Lost Manhood ,
Failing ; Memory , Exhausting Drains , Terrible
Dreams , ( lead and Back Ache and all the effects
leading lo early decay and peihaps Consumption cr
Insanity , treated * cicnlifically Ly new methods with
iie\er-f. < ilmi : MICLCS * .
SYPHILIS and all bad Blood and Skin Diseases -
eases permanently cured.
sa-klDNEYnndURINARYcomphlnts , Gleet ,
Gonorrhoea , Strioture , Vartcocele and all dibc.is.cs
of ilie Uenito-Urin.iry Organs curtd promptly without
injury to Stomach , Kidneys or oilier Organs.
- OwNo experiments. Age and experience Im
portant. Consultation free and sacred.
4 > 3"Send 4 cents postace for Celebrated Works on
Chronic , Nervous anil Delicate Diseases.
3''lhoso contemplating Manbce * cnd for Dr.
Clarke's celebrated guide Male and Female , each
15 cents , both st cents ( stamps ) , Consult the old
Doctor. A friendly letter orcallninysaxcfutnresuiTcr *
In and shame , and add golden jears to life.fBliook
"Life'sSecretErrors"soccnlssl.unps ( ) ( ) . "Itdicino
and u tilings sent everywhere , secure froiri exposure.
Hours , 3 to 8. Sundays 9 to 12. Address
F. D. CLARKE , M. D. ,
C8S So. Clark St. , CHICAGO , ILL.
2O to 60 DAYS.
is : i disease which has heretofore
Ualllcil all Medici 1 Science.
WKPU Meruiry , Jodldu oC I'otnsslum , Sursnpa-
rllla or Hot Springs fall , we mmnuut'o a cure.
\Vo have a Kumedy , iinknou n to 11113 ono In tlio
world oulsldo of our company , and ouo that haste
to cure the moat oljsllimto ca03. Ten dnys In
ivcont cases ( lees the \\orlc. It K the old chronic
( It op heati'il cnsus that wo rtolli'lt. Wo huvo
cured hundreds who Unvo been nlundonod by
pliysldaiH , nnd pronounced iucurablu , nnd wo
uliallfUKQ thovorlit lo brliiK ns a cahotlutwo
\UII not euro In loss than HlMy days.
Milieu the history ot ineillcluo n true spo flic
for Kyph'liH lias been sought for lint never
found until our
wns discovered , nnduiiro justllloil in sayliiR
It Is the only Itamudy In tliu world Unit will
positively cine , huimibo the latest ineillc'ul
works , jinldlbhud by tliu liost known authorities.
say thcro w.ts never u true Hpoclllc baton. ' . Our
remedy will euro when overythliiK lso IIHH
fulled. Wliy wahto your tlnio and monuy w ill
patent mudlclnus that nuvor had virtue , or doc
tor ullh iihyislcluiu that cunnot euro you , you
that have tried overythln clsu should COIIID to
us now and get pormiiu 'lit rcllof. yon never can
But it elsewhere. MnrK what \v hiiy. In tliu end
you limit take our roinedy or Nllvlllt recover
nnd you that have beun ullllctcd hut a short
time should by nil means coino to us now , not
ono In ten cases over iot poimanuntly cured.
JIanyijet help and tnlnk they nn > free from tlm
dlsunse , hilt mono , two or ihreo yours uftcrit
nppears agiilii In a more hurriblo foim.
Thia is n iJlooil Pnrilior ivntl will Cure
any bkin or Hiood Dlscsisis when
Kvorythincr lilao Fails.
NoTiCK-Wodotlro toraiitlon patients in ro-
Kurd to piirllt" , claiming lo IHO ill. ' Cunlj Hem-
uly. Our formula is not nnd I'A.NMJJ' bo
known lo nnyoiio out ouriolvos.
The Cook Remedy
Rooms 418 aal 419 , Fax'.oii BlocL
GOLD MEDAL , , PAlo , 1870.
W. BAK'Ul & CO.'S
Is ubiulntt'lif jitti'c
it It Huliibte.
No Chemicals
re uird In Iti f > rr'ir | ' tlon. It ) m mor *
fAcm ( Arc * llnu the if yfA cf Cuiua
mixed MIIU bUicti. Arrowroot vr Hogir ,
a iid tu t IKK fore far inure economical ,
cvHliiy tttt ( Ai'i ' * ctnt a tt > p. It li
Oellcluut , nuurihlniitreithnilnr ! ] , ! ' ! .
bii.Y Ul't * lfi > i * nU mlmlrcbly ftdijitrd
fur lmtli < J < M wUi ) iiirioui In ) H I'L ( '
Hold Ijy < Jio 'iH rteriilirc *
W. BAKER & CO. , Dorcheatev. Mass.
With thiu Hanger on ihe Couth' .
JOHN E. WILKINSON ,
Teacher of the Violin.
MI'uplls llobliloncu. Ul ! North ICtli Hlicct ,
Omuhu , Nt
QMAMA BUI
mmm mom
Health is WeaSffi ,
Dll.K. 0. WliSr'BNlSllVB AND IlllAIN U'llIAT.
I MK.ST , uKimrantoeil sinrliicfor llyMiirlii , Jlzl >
, ue H. Coiiviililons. Kits. Nervoiw Noiruli'ln ,
llouilnr.lio , Nurvous 1'rosti'atlmi cnuscxl Jiv Ui3
imo of ulcohol tobacco , WakofnluvMi , .Mental
Odpresslon. Portouliu ? of tlio llriiln. rosullliiB fa
insunltynmlloadingtomliary. ( teeny niu ! itcutb.
I'reimituri'OM ARC , lliim-ime . Loss ot I'ower
In either sot. Involuntary Losses und Siiermat <
orluua cniifcd by ovi-r-exortlon of the I ) rain , self ,
nbuso or ovciludulceuiu. Kacu box ronlulni
one ninth's treatment. JIJ n n box. or six boxert
foiTi.d'i.'ic'iit ' by mull prepaid on recuitit of nrl-'o.
WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES.
To euro any case. With each order riwivod bv
us for six bo.ve-i. iicroinpanleil withK.DO.o will
Bcnil the purchaser our written Kimrantuo ti > ro-
fiiml the iiionoy If the trcitment il < not ellect
acnru. Gmunntecs Issu ( ! only by Ijoodmau
Drug C < > , DniRKlsts. Solo Agents , HlU Karimm
treut , OmaiHi Nebraska
H..V.CQPt , I3TH& DCDCEbfs. OMAHA , NEB.
Oft TUB TIlKATJIIi.VT OF JILI ,
APPLIANCES FOR DEFORMITIES AND TRUS3ES.1
HINETY ROOMS FOR PATIENT3.1
SeardftAttendance. HeitAceommoditlon InWotti'
Oy WRITE FOR OIHCULARRon Deformities unit
Braces , Trutiti , Club Feet , Curvatures of Bj'i-ie , rilctT
Tumort , Cancsr , Catarrh , Bror.chitls , Jnjnilatlon ;
ElectricityJPoraly.il , Epil.piy , Kidnoy. Blodd rJ' '
Eye , Ear , Skin anaBlooi and all Surgictl Operation/
DISEASES OF WOKEH
HK IUTB UTKI.T JUIIDI ) A LTIMO-IK lKrjniBF.NTlp
HOKUM ntitiMi co\nMiii > r. ( STRIciir FBlVAir. >
O.iljr . Reliable Ktdieal Initituto mikinr /f rcmltr 0 <
PBIVATE I > ISEASE8
All Hlood Dliritei luctf . .full ; Irfsltd. Sillllllo 1'oliia
r moTfdfrniuCli ( > i/ii.m ltlioutin re rr. N.IT llrtlorilltd
trill * * it fur U.i of TIT1L rilfl XII. I'.llkl unit ! e to Ilill
u uiij lrr.lj.l l hcliKkf cortriliondtlicr. JlllcoinmuLlcJ
UDDicoDldKiitltl. lle'llclnf.orlnciuiucnl..fnlji.i.ll rci.
fre . iteurclrpactc4iwBirii .olndlcitt conKol.br .fmj.ii'
On i.erionllnunlt pr feirtd. CilUndeor-iulliiiorttoJ
Siifir.c/ZJllreM iM * ' ' " lll " " ! ' vH'n ' r ii r , ?
RnflK TO B9FU FnEEl Ui > oa rilrtir , HcUI | 1
fujf , " . " inCll | Ncrrou1 DlicMci.lmi.oltncj.8ji.il *
'
111. ; Ulfet.ud . | , , queitlonll.t. AJdn.l
OMAJEA MEDICATHUKOIOAT. . 1NBTITUTJH
13th and Dodga BtreeU , OMAILfl , HK1I.
OE.GROQT ELECTRIC
rorNpi > rmulorrh < i > n. lo t Alunhgnd , ) .i < iun | Hi curl
l.inkiir l . > r\rluninclil. l.m r ( llrulim , * ( < ,
TulnirKluci.wlll Mivi : I.M : AWAl to n-ilaW *
t > IHOII in rat It . ' .
f oiiniy. orilrr At num. C'uicffuu.traa '
dud. ( . 'irculirurr . ABeiil.wanUd.
Iho l.lnuor Hnlilt , 1'onlilveli Cured
Hi Auniliilxlorliia llr. llnlnei. '
Golden Hprelflp. /
UCHII liuclven In iirun of mllou or ten Hillmut Ibf
jmonleilKOiiftliniMimoii Inklnullliahhclut If liaruil
Ion , unil will j'tfctt u MH'i'd ) unit pi'miiuiviit turn ,
viliiillicrlliK | iitli < nt In a moilcniloililnlrr it an ul.
oilinl wirtli ' | ] nu : inJ of ilnuilMnU IIIVH boutt
nifiilo triuiMTiild inrn who hive Inken ( lolilrnHporlflo
In Ilii'li unli'o niilioiit ilidr knowle'lvo ' Ami lii.litr bn
llovo limy < | iill ililiiklnu ( if lln'lr own fr uivllK III
.Viivi'r Ijill" . Tliu njMinii ( inrilniitetnnii.l ( | ivllli Ilia
* i > u < Iflc. It liM'oinrit tin utter fnipuH'llillltv tur tud
Ilipior appi'llUi lo inlet. I'or KHU ! l > y Kiilin ' Co. .
Dnivulhl" IMIilln 1 llonulnH t | . anil iMIi HIM ) ( /'uirlf
InuMs .Oiiuilm A. U. Potter \ Ilio , L'uunill ItluffM
iv , lielfnst , lUilillnninl 1,1
I NliW YOltK I.VIJItVTIIIMl-iDAf. ' ' /
Cabin | inma | { m lol.VJ , iiccnrillnK lo locution of ( tB/
r ( > m. r.M'iir.-lon { ; ' ) to f.ij. *
FU-cniDO In iiml from ' J
I'uiopn at Ixj e t Ilitlei.
At SUN IIAI.1AM.S M D. ( , i > n I Alicntt , 5
M JlidU'lwjjr ' , Now Vaif
JOHN HI.IOI..V : , Uvu I Wcilcrn Aevni. if
ll'l Itiiiulo'ph HI. , I'UlcajB/
1IAIIIH 1C JKIOHLB , TllOJ. JUtANNK , /
.llfcnla , nt OuihUfc
A Po : let Mcteh fafo Freote Bttc > cri