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8 TEOS OMAHA DAILY BEE : TCHURSDAY , OCTOBER 24 , 1S80.
THE CITY.
John P. Boyd , candidate for sheriff ,
has racovoreii from nn nttaok ol pneu
monia.
Officer Pulnskl is crippled ncaln. In
chasing n prlbonor in tlio dime ho foil
nnd sprained his left knco Joint.
The TiirllT Reform club will moot in
the rooms formerly occupied by the
board of education Saturday evening.
E. Booth , proprietor of the Wild
West saloon on Fourteenth street , wont
out to Gcorpo Hill's road house at
Florence Into nnd was robbed of $36 in
cash.
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Personal Paragraphs.
R. M. Trovers , of LclRb. li nt the Mlllnrd.
W. J5. Coloy , of Vulontlnu , Is nt the Casey.
J. O. White , of Lincoln , Is nt the 1'axton.
G. II. Hunaoin , of Unncroft , Is at the
Casoy.
J. S. Kennedy , of Nebraska City , Is at the
Casey.
Henry Henrlch , of Crawford , Isnttho
Mllliml.
M. Thomcson , of Ocnovn , Is rcglstcrou1 at
the Casoy.
O. U Unrber , of Tuhnago , Is stopping nt
the Casey.
S. 1 * Andrews , of Crete , wa la the city
yesterday.
John Askln , of Kearney , Is registered at
the 1'axton ,
J. L. Packard , of Crolghton , Is a Ruost at
the 1'axton.
H. O. Mason , of Fremont , Is stopping nt
the Murray.
A. Hrownoll , of Grand Island , is stopping
I at the Casey.
In * * E. F. Wnrron , of Nebraska City. Is a guest
at the Pnxton.
J. t > . McDonald , of Fremont , Is registered
at the Murray.
L D. Hlclmrds , of Fremont , Is registered
at the Mllliird.
Ttioman M. Coolto. of Lincoln , is stopping
at the MDlnrel.
Joseph U. Sturdevant , of Atkinson , la a
guest at the Casoy.
Hon. George * V. E. Dorsey , of Fremont , is
a guest at the Murray.
Prof. Adolpli Weber and wife , of Lincoln ,
arc guests at the Mlllnrtl.
A. Iluzlctt and C. M. Aloorn , of Beatlrico ,
nro stopping nt the Puxton.
Frank ClmfTco nndV. . H. Stnnhopo , of
Lincoln , nro at the Murray.
Mr. Don F. Hililobrund , editor of the
Pawnco Press , was In the city yesterdtty ,
and called upon Tin ; line.
Oscar Grosholl , of Salt Lake City , was m
the city yesterday on route homo from tuo
oast. Ho united upon Tin : Bin : .
Judge John It. Porter and wlfo have re
turned from a visit to points in the cast and
nro guests of tholr soii-iii-huv , Edward
Hunoy.
K John Wcbor anil wife , former residents of
Omaha , are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W.
N. Nason at tlioir residence on Sixteenth and
Cass stools.
Mr. nnd Mrs. John Stoddard , who have
been visiting tholr daughter nnd son-in-law ,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank \Vooloy , for several
weeks past , have returned to their lioino in
Kcokuk.
At the Windsor : Dr. F. N. Dick and
family , North Platte ; Fred A. N.yo , Iowa
City ; August Carncs , Uaillss , Nob. ; A. D.
McNoer. Hastings ; Frank Dill , Grand
Island , William Cone , Glenwooa , 111. ; Otis
Chllds , Mason , N. II. ; A. O. Childs , Mason ,
N. H. ; V. A. Nichols , Wollpleet , Neb , ; W.
E. Pntnvod , Lincoln ; C. McDanloi , Has
tings.
Cnshman's Mcntho inhaler cures catnirli ,
headache , neuralgia , asthma , hay fever.
Trial frco at your druggist. Piico CO cents.
Got Your Own Uottlca.
Herman Roll field wns lined $3.50 nnd
costs after being convicted of using the beer
bottlns owned by the Faust bottling works.
Julius Meyer appeared as RohQold's attor
ney anil appealed the case to the district
court. _
Recovered tlio Property.
FritzWirth returned from St. Joe , yesterday
iff Ir whore ho had been In search of jewelry
tolen from him. Ho recovered a gold watch
and chain. This property , together with
other valuables , is supposed to have boon
tolen by the Nettle Mull-Darlington gang.
If Cook's extra dry imporl.il champagne can
bo kept fresh for days by using a rubber
I * cork after you hUvo opened It.
Have
The remaining days on whluh voters may
register are as follows : Thursday. October
24 ; Friday , November 1 ; Saturday , Novem
bers.
The registry in each ward will bo kept
open on each of the ubov'o days from S u. m.
to 0 p.
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Raft Light ? .
Complaints are niado that Contractor Pet
erson , who Is grading Thlrty-sncond street ,
docs not wit up red lights at night as ho
should. As a consequence throe persons
have driven over the onibankmnnt after
night , but fortunately there have boon no
serious results yet
An Early Ilriclc.
Mary Roach is a reckless , desperate wlfo.
Her husband , John , Is a bard-working
man. Husband and wife had some words at
the breakfast table , and as Roach stepped
out Into the yard to go to his work his wlfo
throw n brick at his head , timing and knockIng -
Ing him down , Roach swore out a warrant
( or his wife's arrest.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Svrup for
children teething cures wind coliediar-
rhajii , etc. 5 cents a bottlo.
Tlio Governor Comes ,
Mayor Broateh has Invited Governor
Thayer ami the state ofllcora to moot the
Pan-American congress In Omaha on Satur
day next.
Ho has also Invited Senator Paddock and
Congressman Dorsoy to bo here.
Superintendent Javncs , of the Chicago ,
Bt. Puul , Minneapolis Omaha rend , has
been made u member cf the reception com
mittee , and will carry the delegation which
goes to moot tlio visitors at Sioux City Sat
urday , in his private car ,
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KnnokN Out FIre Protection.
"Tho action of the council Tuesday night
puts an end to all our plans for increasing the
flro service and building a now city Jail , at
least fortho present year , " said
Councilman Wheeler , yesterday "Tho
law especially provides that the city
can - not veto general bonds for
any purpose In the sum of moro than $200,000
m any one year. If this proposition , to aid
the union depot scheme , curries , wo can't do
anything with the Jail and lira department
projects until next year. "
. llorHi'ortl'H Acid I'lioyptitito.
I Beware of imitations. ,
Gallons of Undue ,
John Peters , the collector of Internal revenue -
nuo , completed his llrnt report to the treas
ury department Tuesday evening , ana has
forwarded It to Washington.
It shows that ho hns In his district fifty
eight wholesale liquor dealers and three roo-
tlllors. October 1 , these hud In stock a total
Of 170,017 gallons of taxable spirits , the dif
ferent brands being , bourbon whisky , 103,070
gallons ; rye whisky , 25,037 gallons ; Irish
whisky , 5b74 gallons ; Scotch whisky , US3
gallons , and alcohol 5W2 gallons. In addi
tion to these amounts , the report shows
largo quantities of wlncj , gin and brandy ,
Dyspepsia
Mnkos the llvos of many people miser *
able , nnd of ton leads tosolf-dostruction ,
Wo Unow of no romcdv for dyspepsia
moro successful than Hood's Sarsapu-
rllln. It acts gently , yet surely and
cllloiontly , tones the Btomuoh ntitl other
organs , removes the faint fooling , cre
ates a good nppotito , euros headache ,
nnd refreshes the burdened mind.
Give IloodJu Sarsnpnrillu a fair trial.
It will do you good ,
BWEET ONES.
But They Sour on tlio City Mows *
OntlicrcrB.
A number of wholesale confectioners from
river towns , Including Poycko Uros. , Kopp ,
Drclbus & Co. and one or two other firms
from Omaha , mot In secret session at'tho
Mlllard hotel for the purpose of organizing
nn association similar to that which
the wholesale grocers have formed.
The meeting nnd Its objects wore
kcut so secret by those Inter *
estcd that all Inquiries for information
wore met jvlth evasive answers nad requests
to roino around after the session had com
pleted Its work.
Even the names of the vloltlng delegates
were denied. It was ascertained , howovnr'
that representatives nro hero from Lincoln.
SU Joe , AtchUon , Loavonworth and Kansas
City. John H. Wilds nnd E. V. Rlloy are
the representatives from Kansas City nnd
St. Joe.
M. S. Van Duson , mnnncer of the candv
department of Poyclto Hros. , wns made
chairman of the meeting. It Is said that one
of the principal objects of the gathering was
tlio division of territory so as to enable the
control of the price of sugar , nnd a saving of
at least r,0 cents per barrel to the wholesale
dealer. _
PAXTOX Hornr , , OJIA.IIA Special nt-
torrtlon to commorclnl inon. Finest and
largest liotol in the west. Klttrodgo ft
Brainard , proprietors.
A. FUIINITUUE l ALi.YOI3.
Charles Slilvcriulc Negotiating to
Erect Ono nit Pnrnnin Street.
A big real estate transaction was practi
cally closed Tuesday.
Charles Shlverlck , the furniture dealer ,
hns secured from John I. Rcdlekun option
of GO feet on Farnnm street , near Sixteenth.
The lot Is occupied by Crnry's real estate
ofllco , the Klho saloon and n drug store , all
In ono-story brick oulldlngs which wore er
ected a few years ago. Mr. Shlvorick has
nn offer of this lot for 5S7OUO , and will very
probably mnho the purchase , the deal , de
pending In n great measure upon the terms
on which possession of the prop
erty may bo obtained from the
leaseholders. The proprietors of the El I to
saloon have a two-years' lease on the place
nnd want $3.500 for tholr claim. The ottier
tenants have shorter-timed leases , and
tlicro is but little doubt that the deal will bo
closed.
Mr. Shlvorlcic hns boon looking around
for some tiuio for u suitable location for a
big furniture store nnd warehouse. His
lease on his present premises expires next
July , and it Is his dcsiro to have n store of
tils own ready for occupancy nt that tlmo.
If ho secures the property for which ho is
now negotiating bo will commence work nt
onoo upon the erection of a sK or sovon-
story brick store building to cost ut least
? 100,000.
Cough no more , Rod Cross cough
drops will euro your cold. 5 cents a box.
Rail Noteq.
Another dynamo has arrived at the power
house of the Omaha Motor company on
Twenty-second and Nicholas streets , this
making the seventh. One moro will bo re
ceived in a few weeks , nnd , when the sys
tem is perfected , Micro will bo forty-flvo
cars running instead of twenty-four , as ut
present. On Thursday of next week , four
moro now trains will bo added to the serv
ice.
ice.Since
Since the ' 'white motor" has been in oper-
ntion on Twenty-fourth and Sixteenth
streets the cable conductors report u great
falling oil in the patronage of the cable
lines.
The present indications are that the motor
line to South Omaha will not bo in operation
for a month.
The p.eoplo living on South Thirty-second
street say they are getting tired of the prom
ises of the Omaha Street railway company
to build u. line south from Pacific street , nnd
are agitating the subject of building a line
themselves to Soutu Omaha. Already there
has been half enough pledged to construct
the line and put it in operation.
For Bronchia. ! , Astlunntio and Pul-
nioiuirv Complaints , "Brown's Bronchial
Troches" have remarkable curative prop
erties. Sold only In boxes.
Onpnso ( lie Viaduct.
There seems to bo some stumbling blocks
in the way of the proposed viaduct over the
Belt line on Loavonworih street and the
most formidable one is the Missouri Pacific
company. Superintendent Rathbun is quot
ed as saying that it would bo an Injustice to
build a viaduct out in the country and that
the Missouri Pacific would fight such n pro
ject to ttio do.ith. Ho claims that the laws of
the state do not compel them to do this , and
as the last quarter of the viaduct lies out ot
the city It would bn governed by state nnd
not by city laws. This then would bo sulll-
clcnt to suvo them from any compulsion In
Jjuilding the structure. Ho says further
that the viaduct Is only a scheme on the part
of some real estate men who own property on
, tlib hill west of the crossing and wisu to
suvo themselves the expense of grading.
The Denver State lotory company
wants ugonts. Tickets CO conts. Adf-
dress A. C. Ross & Co. , Denver , Colo.
Mortuary.
Wllholm Slobolist , an old and respected
resident of Omaha , died at tbo soldiers' homo
at Lcavonworth , last Friday at 1:45 : a. in.
Ills funeral took place Saturday morning ,
tbo interment bolnaia .tb.0 camotary of the
homo.
Mr. Slobolist was well known in this city ,
where , for years , ho kept the lurso concert
garden corner Ninth and Farnam streets.
It was callad than , as it has boon lately , the
Tlvoll. Ho afterwards opened a restaurant
on Farnam street , whore Ed Mauror's place
Is at present. It was a rendezvous of loadIng -
Ing citizens. Slobcltst was familiarly known
to old and .voting as "Papa Siobollst , " ana
his death will bo u source of rograt to many
who admired him for his good qualities and
attainments.
George D. Edson , who'died yesterday , was
born nt Randolph , Vt. , October H , 1810. Ho
moved to'Rockford. III. , In 1871 , and organ
ized the first republican club established In
that section of the country. Ho removed
with his family to Omaha In 1SS3 , In search
of health , nnd , though finding relief , 1ms
been slnco Incapacitated for business. Ills
death was occasioned by heart failure. The
deceased loaves four children , one son being
Gcorgo A. Edson , of Albion , another
lllling the position ot train dispatcher
on the Union Puulllo at North Platto. Ono
daughter resided in this city , nnd the other Is
Mrs. O. J. Alton , of Atnsworlh , Nob.
The funeral will take , place Friday , from
the residence of the deceased , 1723 Daven
port street. The remains will bo Interred in
Forest Lawn cemetery.
Charles Anderson , a Swede , aged twenty
years , died yesterday nt St. Joseph's
hospital. The remains nro at Hcafoy &
Hoafy'o. Tbo deceased has a brother In
North Platte nnd a cousin in Weeping
Water , both of whom have been telegraphed.
The funeral exorcises over tlio remains of
Dr. P. Hostottor occurred at 8 a. m. , at his
late residence , 074 North Twenty-fourth
street , the A. O. U. W. of which ho was a
member , having charge.
A largo number of friends was present.
Rev. Mr. Houdcrson offered the Invocation
nnd Rav. Savtdgo delivered fi short address
on "Preparation for Death. " The funornl
procession , which was headed by Iho Musical
union band , nnd the A. O. U , W. followed
the rctnnlns to the Union Pacific depot ,
where nt 0:15 : they wore shipped to Glen-
wood , In. , for Interment.
Important Notice.
Wo nro now making small size Bllo
Beans , (40 ( little beans ifi each bottlo. )
They nro the most convenient to use ;
specially ndnplod for oh 1111 roil and
womon. Prlco 25 cents n bottlo. J. F.
Smith & Co. , St. Louis , Mo.
I'HEPAUE Foil KM3CT1ON.
Where Voters Mny Kcplstor nil day
To-Day.
Under the now Inw the registrars of elec
tion will alt in continuation of tholr duties
to-day from 8 n. m. till Op. m. They com'
priae the following officials , and will be
found at the following places :
rillSTYAK. .
First District Railroad tlcltct offlco , 807
South Tenth sticet. C. P. Uurkett , Scott
Butler , J. U. Tooho.
Second District Unrbor shop , 1110 South
Sixth street. E. G. Flags , E. K ! Long , R. J.
Jcnklnson.
Third district Hlrt's grocory.Tcnth street
between Dorcas and Martha. C. F. Good
man , B. M. Smith , P. II. Mahau.
sncoxn WAIID.
First Distrlct-J3eorcoN. Wells , 1219 South
Sixteenth street. 1C. W. Uurtos , W. A. Al-
studt , William Holmes.
Second District Pickanl , market , 1010
Vlnton street. L. D. PlckarJ , Dan O'Kcofe ,
William Gutowoooil.
T11IIUI WAIID.
First District No.'J17 Capitol nvsnue. D.
Cosgrove , D. MoLoud , T. Crossloy.
Second District No. ! 110 South Eleventh
street. J. A. Fogarty , Ed Hartley , W. S.
Jones.
Fourmi wvun.
First District Leslies' drug store , 103
South Sixteenth street. George H. Leslie ,
Charles Ellis , L. V. Wolfe.
Second Little's cigar store , 1505 Farnnm
street. A. Mclntosh , Charles Little , Ed.
Parratt.
FIFTH WAttn.
First District Costello's cigir store , 51
North Sixteenth street. John Wallace ,
Alex Gr.iy , Frank Fr'.edly. '
Second District IS1G Sherman nycnue ,
between Corby and Ohio streets. Charles
Wllkins , E. C. Erlllng , O. K. Backus.
SIXTH WAlin.
First Dlstilet Club room , Twenty-sixth
and Lake streets. W. A. Grant , E. C.
Glenn , Frank Wiggs.
Second District Lyceum hall , Twenty-
fourth and Elkhorn railway. W. II. Hen-
shr.w , A. F. Mnyne , J. S. lioyd.
Third District Stevens' grocery , Thirty-
third and Parker streets
SEVENTH WARD.
First District Republican headquarters at
Parlc avenue , between Poppleton avenue and
Wooaworth avenue : Charles L. Thomas , N.
W. Nelson , E. T. Shelby.
Second District Riewo's store , Twenty-
sixth and Walnut streets : P. J. Quealoy ,
Frank Crawford , Hnrry Green.
CIOIITII WUID.
First District 3103 Cuming street , at
barbershop : J. E. Small , Jacob Moore ,
J. II. Winspear.
Second District 2103 Cuming street/ drug
store : A. W. Parker , Thomas Doyle , J. II.
Schmidt.
JflXTII WAIID.
First District 2903 Farnam street : W.
F. Hems , J. B. Patterson , S. S. Van
Buren ,
Second District Ryan's office , corner
Lowe and Mercer avenues. A. C. Edwards ,
B. L. Stewart , C. II. Webster.
> Stole a Coiv ,
S. Livingston stole a cow In Missouri Val
ley , In , and lead it all the way to Omaha ,
where ho was arrested in the act of making
a sale. . Ho is now a prisoner at central po
lice station and will bo taken back to the
scene of the theft.
Red Cross cough drops beats them all.
5 cents per box , sold every whore.
Twenty-Pour Carriers icide.
The request of Postmaster Gallagher for
car faro for letter-carriers : ias been granted ,
to a certain extent , nt least , by the po tofllco
department at Washington. Hereafter ,
carriers who must walk a half mile
or moro before reaching the Initial point of
their routes will ba allowed tickets on the
street car line nearest to thorn. When other
carriers desire to make use of the lines they
must pay like other citizens.
The appropriation is about $100 per montli.
Mr. Gallagher will purchase tickets from
the railway companies and distribute them
among the carriers who are entitled to them.
There are forty-live carriers on the force ,
but only twenty-four of them will be en
titled to the car tickets.
How to Cure n Cold. *
Many yours constant use and the ox-
ponoueo of thousands of persons of all
ngos , has fully demonstrated Unit thorp
is nothing better for a severe cold than
Chamberlain's Couch Remedy. It acts
in perfect harmony with mituro , re
lieves the lungs , liquefies the tough
tenacious mucus , ranking it easier to
expectorate , and restores the system to
n strong and healthy condition.
KRELLE At roiidonco , 1533 South Seven
teenth street , Wednesday morning , Octo
ber 23 , Louise , wife of Herman F. Krolle.
Funeral Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock , to
Laurel Hill :
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Beccham's Piliscnro bilious and nervous ills
A ISriitnl Jliishnnd.
Mrs. Alfred Strublo , a young woman of
twenty-two , appeared in police court yester
day and asked for a warrant for her husband.
She claims that Strablo came homo a few
nights ago and beat her nnd the child into a
Jelly. Strablo was arrested and is now behind -
hind the bars.
MOST PERFECT MADE.
NEW I'OUIL'S GICE2AT CIIESIIST.
This is to certify that I have analyzed Dr. Price's Cream Bnldnff Ppwdor.
I lind it composoa ol pure materials , compounded on correct scientific
principles. The ingredients nro accurately and BciontlllcaUy pro
portioned. Hence , broud or biscuits prepared with it uro
bettor suited for digestion.
DR. OGD12N DOREMUS , M. D. , LL , D.
Catarrh
f S n blood dlscnno. Until tno poison is
I expelled from tlio system , tlicro can
bo no euro for tills lonthsonio and
dangerous innlwly. Tlicroforo , the only
offcctlvo trcntrncfit is A thorough course *
of Aycr's Snrsnpnrlllrv tlio best of nil
blood purifiers. The sooner you begin
the hotter ; delay is dangerous.
" Ivns troubled with cntnrrh for ever
twoycnrs. I tried various remedies
nnd was trcntcillbya number of physi
cians , hut received no benefit until I
began to takeAycr's Snrsaparllla. A
few bottles of this medicine- cured mo of
this troublesome complaint and coin-
plotcly restored my health. " Jesse M.
Boggs , Uolman's Mills , K. G.
"When Aycr's Snrsnrmrllla wns rec-
ommcmlcd to tno for catnnh , Ivai In
clined to doubt its ofllcnoy. Haying
tried so many remedies , with little bou-
out , I lind no faith thnt anything would
euro mo. I became emaciated from loss
of appetite and impaired digestion. I
had nearly lost the sense ot smell , nnd
my system wns badly deranged. I was
about discouraged , when a friend urged
mo to try Ayor's Snisiiparllla , and re
ferred mo to persons whom It had cured
of catarrh. After taking halt n dozen
Uottlcn of this medicine , J am cominccd
that tlio only smowayof tronthiR this
obstinate disease Is through the blood. "
Charles H. Maloney , 113 lliver fit. ,
Lowell , Mass ,
Iyer's ' Sarsaparilla ,
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co. , Lowell , Mass.
Frlco $ l ; ill boltlct , J5. Worth $5 a bottle.
DRS. BETTS & BEITS
llOd KAIINAM STIIKET , OMAHA , NHU.
( Opposite I'axtou Hotel. )
Office hours , 9 B..IIU , to 8 p. rn. Sundays. 10 a.
ra. to 1 p. m.
Spwlillsts in dironlc. Nervous Skin and
Blood Dlseu ofc.
MyCousultatlon at offlco or by mail free.
Sfi'illclnts sent ly mall or express securely
tmckcd , free fromiobsenotion. Guarantees to
curfl niilrkly. safely an < l porinaiienlly.
HHDirnTTCI ilDDTITnV Speimatorrhcea , semi-
lllirtVlJUo UDDlLUl nal LobsaH.Nlfint Knils
Blons. 1'hys.tcal Decay. uilshiR from IndUcro
tton , Kxcess or ludulKCiicr , producing Sleepless
ness , Despondency. Plmp'ai on tlio face , aver
Bleu to society , cacti ; alMxmraKed , lauE ot ciull
dcnco , dull , unlit Tor study or tuiJ.incsi , and llnds
life a burden. Safely , permanently and prl-
ratoly cured. Consult lira. Itotts A ; Belts , J1U3
Tarnam St. , Omaha , ' Nob.
Bloofl aM Skin'Disfases
results , completely raillcatctl wltiiout tbo aid
of Morunry. Scrofula , JCr/sipolas. raver Pores.
Ulotcliea , Ulcers. 1'anialn the Head uud DODOS ,
Syphilitic Sere llirontv'jlouth ami MOIIBUO. c *
tarrh , etc. . permanently cured where othcrl
hare failed.
Pirlnoir Tfninan ; nni1 Bladder Complaints ,
lUuIlUY > UriUdiy IMInful. Difficult , too fre
quent llurulngor ( llooily Uunc , Urluo high col
ored or 'vltli milky fedlmeut on standing , WcaU
Back , Onnorrlicui , Gleet , CystitH. etc. ,
Promptly and Safely Cured , Charges
ble.
STRICTURE ! .
inovul complete , without cuttlaff. caustic nr
dill at Ion. Cures olTicted nt homo by patient
without a momenta pain or anuoyauco.
To 'Yoaiiff Men and MMflli-ATBi Men ,
AQITDl ? PIIDDTho awful eUocts ot early
BUilU uUUD Vice , which biaus organic
weakness , destroying both mlud and body , with
all Its dreaded ills , permanently cured.
TlTjrj T3pnlil ( ( | Adrosstho.s9 who hive impaiiPd
JJuOi DDliu themselves by Improper Indul
gences nr.d solitary Imblts , wlilcii ruin both
body anfi mind , unfitting them tor business ,
atudy or man lagp.
M Aimir.o .Mi.v. or these entering on that hap
pyUre. a uro of physical debility , quickly us
slsted.
OUH SUCCESS.
Is based npon fact ? , first Practical Kxpo
rlence. Second K\evy case is especially studied-
thus starting atlRht. Third Mollolnos are pre ,
pnieil in our labr.tory exactly to suit each case ,
thus ntrectluK cures without injury
tSTSeml 0 cents postage for crlohrate-1 v/orks
on Chronic , Norvoui and Delicate Diseases.
Thousands ctiroil. Y& A. friendly letter or call
may gave you future sutrerlae nnd Elm mo. anil
add golden years to life. rrT No letters an-
iwered unless accompanied by 4 cents in itainua.
Address or call on '
? . ETT & BJKTTS ,
HOaFarnmn Htrett , Omaha , Neb ,
null IlnuMlii thoworli
-.ions iiiioicellcJ.
Now York to Glaor/ via Liaionijrr/
r o\onln. Octolicr "Cth | IHhlopla , Ncv. , .flth
Clicassla. Nov "d I Anchorla , > o\.10tli
Now York to Azora : , Slbraltar ani Itsty.
Kl.VSIA Oct. S'lth ' . IIOI.IVIA. . . .NOV. lltll
O LiroiiNi.t , Nov. auth.
PAI.OON , Sr.co.su Or\hSAM ) STKEiuor. rates
on lowetit torms. llxciiiHlon Ticket i reduced ,
mnde inulhililc to icturu oy either tlio 1'lctur.
esfiue ciydo nnd North of Iralnnd. or ItUer
.Mcrney iiua gnuth ot Irohuul. or Naples and
Glliraltor.
KXCUIIHIONS OT I'AIIIH OH CONTINCNTAr.
Teens on lo est terms. Travelers' Circular
Letters of Credit and .Drafts for any amount at
lowest current rates. Apply to uny ot our local
agents or to
HeJcrson iBrolliors , Cliicago , Ills ,
II. S. IlAT.l. . ,
II , V. MnouKS.
C. U. MAULS , LT.a' . Depot.
ON @O DAYSTHIS
THIS NEW '
TRUSS
different from l |
otliorB. fflrnp thapo. vrlth ficlf-
. adiuitinitUaUlnrcntcr.adnpts
Irolf to&llposltlouiottliobodjr.nlilla
NRw 4 thettallla the cup i pressca hack
% to * iti intootlneBjiJBt OH a i pert -
. with the finger. . WliTillL-Gt vr&nira
aan.doea
u llernl ill lu M Eccuirly dranJ nlzht.and a radical
euro certain. ltue i"'l"r lil , mn I chi.Tp. B4-iitliymi.il
CKculurntrce. KUU.UTVJI 'UtSU tO. , .Uci | , U <
Dr , J , E. McGREW
The Well Known Specialist ,
Uunsurp.uwd In
the treatment ot
nil foriusut I'ltiv-
ATI : UisEASES ,
Gleet and HriiiCT'
nut , a cure guar
anteed. Bl'KIIMA
TonniiOEA , lure
Tl'.NCV , 111) im Of
JlAMiDoi ) , and
ambition. HTIUII/-
TY or llAIIIII N
Nt.sa absolutely
cured. Bend for
books , for "Man"
or "Woman" each
10 centH ( Biampi )
NKIIVOUBNESS
'
UATAHKII and
- _ HKIN DISK ABES
vuiou tuiv iui4 pvuuanntly Treatment by
correupondence , lend itamptjforreply ,
ntun ,
Onico 3. E. cor. 18th nnd Jackson Sts.
Omaha , Nebraska ,
ONE REASON
Why people like to triulo in the largest store is because they know , by oxporioiico , thnt Hitch establish
ments cnn nnd do sell on n smnllor porconlnge of profit. Everybody likes tosco n big stock. There in no
question thnt ' we carry the largest stock of Men's Furnishing Goods in the City , nnd there is no question
that AVO sell'ovorything in that line nt much lower prices thnn other houses. 'Furnishing Goods marked
nt the same small percentage oC profit as the Clothing , is st foatnro you will not find outside o our store ,
In the Underwear Department wo ofFer to-day the following special bargains.
Fine fancy mixed Merino Shirts and Drawers , silk bound j\t \ 40c , worbh 7oc.
Fine Camels Hair Shirts and Drawers , the shirts with double broasb nnd double back , silk bound nnd
silk atilchod , nt C5c. Those nre sold in other houses for nearly double the money.
In Flannels nnd Cassimero Ovorshirts we display nn immense line , ranging in price from 40o to $3.00.
In this Department wo offer fine California Blue Flannel Shirts single brotvjtoil , at § 1.15 , double bronated ,
with pearl buttons , § 1.25.
In Hosiery wo make the folio wing special offerings : 200 tlozon fine nil wool seamless bocks at ICc ,
regular price 23c.
English Merino Half Hose , double hculs nnd double too at 20c.
Camels Hair Half Hose , very fine and excellent shades nt 23c.
Cardigan nnd Jersey Jackets in great variety.
Our Glove Department is the largest in town and every pair of Gloves wo sell is wnrrnntod. TVo tnko
them bnck if they rip.
We place on sale this week n line of fine Calf Shoes with genuine Cork sole nt $2.75. These shoes re
tail everywhere at S-1.00. We have them in Congress and Lace nil widths Gentlemen who have
been paying 7 and S8.00 for shoes nre invited to call nnd sec how wnll we can fit them in a line of real
Ilandsewe-l line Calf and Kangaroo , which wo sell at $4.uO and S4.75 , and the finest French Calf
nt S5.GO. Wo have all lasts and styles , and can Jit your foot comfortably nnd save you considerable money.
Corner Fourteenth and Douglas Streets , Omaha.
Ju t onn Woril.
Wo have often Invltod onrf Heads to ral
with the assurance that we could show
.hem a fine assortment of goods m our
Hue.
Hue.Wo nro moro confident than over before
of our ability.to give satisfaction.
An Inspo tion of tills season's .selection * .
will justify our coiunlacenco. and will
convince our patrons that wo are making
boast.
ANEW
COLLAR
TO-BAY.
LAST GRAND GAME
Ch.un jilonship of Mis5ouri. The rolobrato.l
World Heaters
ST. LOUIS BROWNS
KANSAS 'CITY'S.
Game at 'J'M. : Admission r > 0 cents. Grand
Stand 5 cents extra. Tickets on sale
The Chops Club , ( lU-llch i : I/inpstud-
tcr ) llll South 1 iftccnth St , Karhack's , iOI S.
Kiftecntli St. . KelthV , ( under Hoyd's opera
'lUS. rifteenth Bt.
AMUSK5IKNTS.
Wednesday Ki Piling , Oct. 2 ! { ,
and Sunday Ihcniny , Oct. 27.
SWEDISH LADIES' '
National Coverts ,
AH Oclolto of Urniiliful ( Hi-Is ivllli
Inrtoluns Voices.
AppenrlnR In tlio plcturcsquo rostumes ot
their natlvu provinces and country.
This comimnv wan ort'iinl/pd by I'HOl' . AU-
OU.STBD01U5N , dlrectoi Ojand lloyul Opera
fortho KJm : of tiwoden.
ItoRular prices. Seats go on Halo Tuesday.
THURSDAY , OCT. 24 ,
Mntlnco Snturdny nt 2 p. in ,
ROYAL , ISiri'HJOtlV !
* THE STOWAWAY *
Jutt from a Xt I urn pliant Tour of the I'ncllio
Coast.
AN IJII'OHTANT CABI1.
lill'OSINH BCRNKRV.
iMruicssivi : iNcinr.NTS.
GENUINE BAPIMILOWINQ I1V UXIMIHTS.
Itegular priced. Boats t'o on sale Wcdnonday ,
A GOODRICH Att'r at-La\r. 12J Dear
born Ht. . ( Jfilcauoj advlca free ; .1 yours ex
p rlenc i business quietly and legally traui-
Mt d <
Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in
To dealers only. Mills Southern Mlsfourl. Hooins , 1 , 2 and3. IT. 8. National.Uunk llulUllna
TelcDlumo 1J37 , Omaha , JNob.
" B HB ( in f n "P"DRB ff& MM
iHl ISEST8BSS GO. ,
oting
Ventilnting Apparatus and Supplies.
ENGINES , BOILERS , STEAM PUMPS , ETC
& CO. ,
SHIPPERS AND DEALERS IN
1O3 South tBth Street , Opp. Postoffice. Telephone 149O
ETCHINGS , j Zi -EMKRSON ,
ENGRAVINGS , .g3 > ariIALLET & DAVIS
ARTIST SUPPLIESjgU
MOULDINGS , JKi
PIANOS & ORGANS j j MUSIC.
1813 Douglas Street , Omaha , Nebraska.
NEW YORK STEEL F/iAT / CO. ,
231 & 235 BROADWAY , N. Y.
Owners & Bole llnuufac'.urers of tlio
ROCHESTER STEEL MAT ,
AND
Stripped Steel Hats of all Sizes.
Patented Feb. 711i , 1838.
The o Main lm e tlio combined mlyantaites of all
otlicrJJnlswitli none of tliu-Ir UUaiH nntagca , and
Inn oproven to bu tlio ( Jlifiipfi-t ami Jlent.
TlioV will not break down , llallcu out. wnrp or
Bet out of chape , nml > vlll oniwcnr all wlro ,
rubhcrnudoilieritcol MatInilho market.
Will clean the feet toliur than any other Mat ,
and not permit the dirt to bo carried beyond them.
ppliiBOn thcni riuiuDt nllpuitliLlr
mirf.no offers resistance In all clli-ccllon" %
Tnny n < td no haklnff. tliorefora crcnlu no oust.
Soft ill all llnrUwnrc , ry ( Jnoi . Vurvrt
and llniiHO Vuinfililnir rJtorcu , Llberul OH-
count allowed to tlio trado.
rnicra
K o. I-Rlzo 16x21. . . .S . - . . . . .
H o. a-S . . , . Ko.0-8lzo ! x48. . . , 7.J | )
No 3-SlreWx3J. . . . a 50 No.T-BlzeMxW. . . , 9UJ
No. 8-Slzo 80xTJ. . . , 11.W
The Tyler Syotem of Bank Counters
Unequalled in Ctylc , Quillty or Price ,
The Tyler Desks. 200 Now Styles ,
Together with 1000 Styles Tables , Chain , &c.
ThoTylorRoyalTynoWrltorCablncta
and Deil : Combined. 0 Etyles. Flnrtt on Earth ,
100 far " Illustrated Catalogue Free , roitcpo 7 Cti ,
TYLER DESK CO , , St. Lolls , M . , U , S. A.
TIMKEH SPRIWGVEHICLES
I ITujufrtilioflhoutdndtfii ui * . tiffin % X vflvV
" " * " '
M , j-ygfjci yy pgt
Improved viOkmSSar lUackfei on
. lo8trrcllriBr < * W i .Th pnntl < l
n o4 Vwrten ecnrdln to the wolcbt iiuton .
oaiintry flno
Dealrin
to exam.
I D a t li u
v. . - Justly col-
ebrattd llneBot liooti and Buoea , inunufactur-
td oy O. M. llendurton * Ifc. , of Clilca o-hac-
torliu at Chlctigo , jJUou. 111" . , and Fond Ou J < ac ,
Wli-8liould w ? l SAil. IWATSON. . re l.
flange. FllBMONT. NED. Tr y llnu oioat
FleKlquart rt tor Itubben. _
Northwesfern Milliarv floaaemyf
Tirentr-thrce mllei north of Clilraeai bat H lul
uf exuerlviiccd ln lruclor i live cour io (
ratni
tuSr and unVuriB.ied laelllllei lor liifiructlwi.
h lft. SSiifo VniaVorw ir.il 'J. ' ' " " " . l"fl uce.
Si l lor c t lci j to llUblmil 1'nrk , 111.
N. W.COR , I3TH&DODSEST8. OMAHA. NEB.
FOIl TUB TBEATUIWT OP 4IJ.
APPLIANCES FOR DEFORMITIES AND TRUSSES. 1
,
Treatment of every form of ! ) ' < r qnirinr
1
NINETY ROOMS FOR PATIENTS. !
HocudiAttincknco , BestAcooaoodatlooalnW § { .
07 WRITE FOR. OIROTJLARBon D formlUe and
Bracei/lruiiei.OUibFeot , OurvnturssofBrl'ie.rilei ,
Tumorj. Oaacer , Oatsrrh , Jirontmtl . Inlnlatlon.
jjlMtrlcUy , Parilytii , fP fPfJi W7i Bladaer ,
Bye , Kir , SUaani flloca anilairSurelcal Orerauonf.
DISEASES QF WOMEN
.
nuaiti DUinaco.imKiuvT , ( STRICTIT fBIVATF. )
OnlyHellttble Midioil Ingtitutsmathf a ScciUltT o (
S
All Jtlood Dlirnoi lurccrtrttlly trrtlrd. t rt-HlUe 1'clieq
rirnoTil rromtheijitetnwltt oot nrreury. hw Kftlontti *
Jrcilnrtt tor f.vn nf VIT1L 1 OUML 1'trllii LL.Uc to rlill
Bima/bctreittilftt honebjr corrrpon < Jnte , All ft-Dimoclf * .
UoDicoQ&JrntUl. UeilcloeiorloclrumtnliirLltjiiuillorcX'
( r ixieurclrpaeke < lDouirkiiol&dlritflrobtiii ( Drfcniir.
laflpcr < on&rUtcrTlewprcfcircJ * Cbllandrottult uioritad
LUtorjr of TOUT ej . > u J o will n l In rlln t
le , fticcUl ol
.nrvtj.tij
till. Ol t Bad \rleoc J ) , with quc llo Jl lJn3 < trttt
OLIAHA ZX mOAI & HUIIOIUAT. INHTITUTE ,
18tb and Dodga Strtuta , OMAUA , WEB.
MEN Or y.rfS fIU.lI Ml ( ) * . U.d. f
? e ani5R''l'.l ! . ' ' > ' . .l ! . .F"'i ' ! ' > . ' ' . ? ?
.
'
i/ulrcil/ttfuu | li ll i.J i.n. . re t r.
l > H' ! lh ud Iliormi klrt.elt . Kltell (
viiTlnirAMiLroriif foiftllf
ninvotlr ttlrtd lu tbr.g u.obtbl. 8tilt4 l ra } tl t 4e..tol
The ft .AlPUncuru
( or UK c
ullnu'iil * ore uu
> uri otiHl fur ( jurllr. lo.
Hulliloi-llcn ( lii ri > ntttd.
Order lUmrdy Ho. I lor
vrtiU > r i or vital
Ko" ? ' i Wrrii"lI ( | 7lii fur linn or MCIIIIWI * 1'iovtiiU
tie inittjer nor InUcllun 1 JH 41f < *
Kunorrkoeftt l . > arllyui d I'rlcull W.VI | | nn'l aw la
tll.il milno | ( Ifliiejjf 0 I or t bit rticl | > t ut 4 Ctl lu
ktaiiili roi iM ftuirf Any oiittof UiteerMniUlib ITOIIIDU
Ir cut Ki.kO b m > l1 un r ( li > ( cl Ilio i lr , II w.
UltrrblUy H uL it rUlirriexiufinliUor liiKl t UtlrM
&TANDARDErVlGOY CO , Chicago , III.
WEAK
conulnlni full pAitliuUii fvr Lvuv turv , ru d
"PROF r-'b"'rowtER ! J
, , Moodu , Conn ,