I 8 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ THE _ _ _ _ _ _ OMAHA _ _ _ _ _ _ DAILY _ _ _ BEE _ _ _ : * _ THURSDAY _ _ , NOVEMBER 21. 1880. _ _ _ I |
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W THE CITY
Hfc f Ono of tlio proprietors ol the llomo-
f atend Bnloon snys It Is a inistnUo to say
HI * t that his place is run on n trnnsforroil U-
L i > combo ; Unit it Is running on tbu original
H | \ • llcouso tnlcon out by prcEont owners
| j , The location only 1ms boon transferred
It * I'cmonnl Inrnurnplit
Hf , r.V. . Tanner of Hlftlr Is nt the Cotcy
| • A. Gregg of Hcatrlco I * at the Murray ,
l ! | , J , O. Wlilto ot Kearney .U nt tlio Paxton
Hi | • ! , J , 13. Mcgnhnn of Lincoln u nt tlio lnuton
HI : C. I ? . McUrow of Superior 1 nt tlio lax
V ton
f j J. M. McCarthy of I'rctnont ! . nt the Mil
m ' lard
H , 8. Clark of Plnttsmouth U a guest at the
B | Casey
( Charles Hlcklcy of Ilushvlllo It nt the
B j Coney
_ | ' | E. rountaln of Hrokon How Is at the
I Mlllnrd
_ | j ] .Tntncs S. lliuton of Crcto Ik a finest at the
9 Mlllnrd
H f M. 1. llirrctowof Lincoln Is a guest nt tbg
BJ , Paxton
_ -
H 9 IP. . Xcal of Edgar is registered at the
pH I Paxton
m I Samuel Treciuan ot Itoldrego is at tlio
M It Pnxtom
m I I ) . II Pouictoy of Grcclo.vls rcglstorod at
11 the Casey
1 K T. D. Cobbey nnd wlfo of Wymoro nro nt
11. . the Casey ,
m'W ' F. W. llnrbcr of Grand Island is at tbo
B m Merchant * .
_ X C. b. Gardner of Sargont Is registered nt
J | tbo Millard
_ ' ' Gcoruo Couulnnu ot Kcllgli is registered nt
m the Millard
1 E. R Gray of rromont Is registered nt
Bfl the Paxton
K C. M. Stcbblns ot Fremont Is a guest at
H the Murray ,
H \V. Waterman of Hay Springs Is a guest
B' at the Merchants
B C. P. Hubbard of Hrokon How is regis
H tcrcd at the Paxton
John II Ames and wlfo of Lincoln , are
B guests nt the Pnxton
H Miss M. uocliliunlt of ICobraslcn City Is a
m KUost at tlio Millard *
HH Joe Raymond and A. D. Ncsblt ot Tclta-
Hl' mab nro nt the Casov
HI L. It Cornell nnd L. M. Cottrell of
HI Seward nro at the Casey
HI Hurry Hegnu and wife of Lnlto City ,
| S , Minn , ara registered nt the Merchants
H James G. I-add , , t , C. Emery and II S.
H Spalm of Hcatrlco nro guests nt the Casey
H Dotcctlvo liennett , of San Francisco , Is In
Hl the c" ' visiting his old friend , Captain Cor-
H muck , of the Omaha nollco foico
Hj At the Windsor : T , H. Freiich , Lincoln ;
S J. Li Mouroy , Ottttmwa : F. J. Lloyd , Fre-
I mor.t ; T. C. Leprey , Clitcaeo : P. O. Don
Biffnoil , Lincoln ; .1. C. Abbott , Wilton ; Dr
HB ; Ellison nnd wife , Donvcr ; .1. W. Phillips ,
H ' St Louis ; M. D. Kdlnecn , Chlcngo ; II A.
Habcock , Lincoln ; G. W. Irving , Omaha ;
H J. N , Garcy , Fremont
B Hound 1'h Smiths Funeral
H " " Tna funeral of the late Deacon Itoswoll
H Smith took place Monday at 3 o'clock from
H V. the First Baptist church , The nrmtor , Kov
Hi - A. W. Lamar , assisted by Rev 11. L. Ilouso
H ' ot the Hcth-Eden Baptist church , ofllclated
H , < The following gentlemen acted as nail boar
l era : Dr O. S. Wood J. H. Rowley , L. D.
H ; Holmes , H. K. Womcrulor , A. M. Clark , C.
B E. Young , T. C. HcndryxV. . 1\ Seaman ,
T. Uonncr and D. L Shane
M i Atitiouncomoiits
H [ " " On Friday and Saturday of this week
B Gcorgo Wilson's muminoth minstrels , newly
HJ j organized and cqulppod , will appear at Uoyd's
m ; " npera liouso , nnd will present a programmo
M , " full ot wit , wisdom , burlesnuo , , musio and
Mh song This year Wilson's minstrels have so-
m\ \ cured many now bright lights who bavo long
H > * been prominent in the minstrel world , anil
m. | the entertainment they will give will bo un-
[ ' ft surpassed by any organization of the kind in
m l < the country Seats will go ousalo toir.orrow
H | ; morning
H & .
M | LIconscs wcro issued to the following
B | > parties by Jud o Shields yesterday :
m , $ Numoimd Address Ago
[ r- ' I Robert II Olmstoad , Omaha JOB
B r ' Dcmarls U. Uirkhausor , Omaha 20
B ; John ( J. Foceueco , South Omaha 29
( f
H f 1 Kntio Sikorn , South Omaha 20
' f Fred F. Fleming , Omaha 23
H • . 1 Muo Laura Forbes , Omaha 18
H f Jnmcs Ken nor , Graham , Mo 22
m V ( Lucy Uutrick , Mound City , Mo 25
H a •
m f Coiiilcimioil Oil
M * State OH Inspector Caldwell has disr-ov-
< < , . ercd that the Western tank line company of
this city is dealing In an inferior quality of
t . kerosene , and proposes putting UBtoi ) to it
| - Ho recently found that the company had
m about two hundred barrels ot cheap stuff in
m itorohouso , and immediately notillcd the
: management , under penalty , ( lint not nil
H other pint of it must bo shipped to or sold nt
B . any point in the state Tlio company , it is
B said , Is disposed to contest tlio matter An
_ _ H" Inspector , however , has boon stationed at the
1 waroliouso nnd will not allow any of the oil
B to bo moved _
| a A. HiicuieHttoii
Hh , * Omaba , Nov 10. To the Editor of Tna
HBi Dim : In listing the names of votefs in this
H .r city I undorstund tbnt alphabetical nrrango-
| V mont has been abandoned and the street sys-
| - ' torn substituted It this bo true , the name
M of the street the rotor lives on Is the base to
Hr work from It is the first fact the clerks
| want to know If a voter is able to tell the
K- number to the left of his name on the list ;
1 : the number Is so much easier to find than
| ; John among the Smiths , that this number
} is the so cond fact the clerks want to know
Rx Then follows tbo uanio ot the voter with his
t residence , number , something like this :
H _ | "Sixtoeruh street No 220 , John Smith ,
H § ' - house No 210. " I boliova that by voting in
K this'way tlmo would bo saved , nnd wo would
_ _ _ b. not bear so niudli grumbling ut the polls
H No 424.
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H | , " " > o Kwoll li Ladies Itcllof Snoioty
HHp Mrs P. J. Hanson of this city has boon
K , canvasBlngthe city for aid for the Swedish
Ladies Relief society for the bcuollt of tbo
K needy , and has been very successful The
K | following liberal contributions bavo boon ro-
H > eolved : R. A. Cuduhv $10 , Omaha Packing
HflM company $10 , Swift Sc Co f 10 , Gcorgo II ,
HbH' ' Hammond & Co T10 , Union Stock Yards
HJ1 company $10 , Hostou store ti , Max Gusow-
H | | ikl , a harp Hesido these rontrlbutlnns
' '
• Mrs , Hanson has sold nearly | 25 worth ot
HJ | | ' , tickets for chnnccs on a Bcwing machine and
H | an organ jirocntcd to them , The organ nnd
_ _ Hv machine will bo drawn nt the bazaar In Wash
_ Bii | ington hall , Omaha , Saturduy ov'onlng , No-
Mef vombcr 23.
_ _ [ Mrs Hanson on bohalt ot the Swedish
H' lndios , tlnoughTiiEUEE , wishes to thank
BBI # the pcoplo for their liberal contributions
_ [ [ *
L County Vnliintlon ,
f The total valuation of Douglas county is
K. (25,010,500.60. The taxes nro i
HBH' Consolldato 6. 'i20,21S 10
HBHr School district money , , , , 18,113 01
_ _ { ? District school bonds . , , , , , , , lGOJ C3
_ _ Hk\ Adlustmont tax 10113
HM.Labor tux 8,018 00
_ _ HK Dor tax , . . 1,01100
_ _ _ ! ' VUluifO tax , 2,572 37
| Sidewalk 4- 'l13
K Total .1519,970 U
_ _ Hf- | ' The anportioumont of the consolidated tux
Hff is as follows i
_ _ H . State levy , , ? 163,035 81
_ _ General fund . , , , , , , . . , , 100,070 01
_ _ HF Road fund , , , . 00,037 53
_ _ HW Uridgefund , , , , . , . . . . , 80.012 S7
_ _ ! Insane fund . , . , , . , , lg.tuij 63
_ _ H | > Sinking fund . , , , . , . , . 13,605 20
K Poorfurm , , , , 25,010 49
IB' Total , . . . . , , ya20,218 10
H Paxton Iiorun , Ojiaua Snoolal nt-
B teutlon to conunorolnl mon Finest and
HR' lnrgeet hotel in the west Kittrodgo it
Hf i Uruluard , proprlotura
_ BE _ _ _ . . . , . ' , l" .
rrrrT : : ; ! : .r i ggL- - ' - - 'ir i
IIt , DUItYlwV
lie Kxpylntin HIh Position Upon V. M.
O. A. I' Tnngollzntlon
Omaha , Nov 20. To the Editor of Tub
Hee : Your rcportor called on mo yester
day morning , and snU ho wished to explain
the occasion of some Inaccuracies In the re
port of my remarks on the relations of the
Young Men's Christian association and Its
work to the churches , which I aindo nt n
meeting ot the Ministerial uuion on Monday
morning 1 supposed this was his whole er
rand , A conversation followed In the
course of which I endeavored to explain the
spirit and Intention of my remarks ns
friendly to the associations and their work ,
and pointed out soma tmstnkcs which had
occurred in the efforts of somu nssnclnttons
to do the general work of evangelization In
his effort to report the substance of n long
conversation fiom memory ho has con fused
the mnttcis about which wo talked , nud has
presented them In such connections us Imply
n criticism of the Omaha association , to
which I did not oneo nlludc , and which , ns I
bavo nlwnys understood , has boon singu-
Inrly frco from mistnkes of all kinds , us
well as from these to which I referred
While , making this correction I wish to uild
that the remarks 1 inado on Monduv will bo
misunderstood , if the reader fails to make a
distinction between the efforts of Iho mem
bers of the association to do each other good
in the Christian roiiso by nil wise and iniinlv
methods , and the undertaking to do the
work of general cvangollzitlon In the city
and ndjneont towns This seems to ho the
work of the churches , for which they nro
founded nnd maintained , nnd furnished by
the ciro nud oversight or these who preside
over them nud their activities The associa
tion will not lese , but gain bv restricting
Itself to the Rcrvlco of the young men of the
city , for this will tax to the utmost their
cnorgy and icsources I wish to repeat , that
I may bo understood , that my sympathies
are heartily with the associations , and that I
said whut 1 did on Monday , In the interest of
their prosperity and sucoois In their peculiar
sphere or Christian ofTort
Joscrii T. Dunns i ,
" "
Uiv Jill llAUSUA TALKS
lie Uxptnlti * Why the Ministers Cnst
tlio 'lotuptiTH Our
"So Mr Vatidervoort blames mo for his
failure to gu the mombcrs of the ministerial
union to pledno themselves in favor of
Hroatcli , does ho 1" said Rev W. J. Ilarsha
yesterday morning "Hocoitalnly must Know
that wo couldn't pled go ourselves ns an
association to the support of Hroatcli Some
of the members nro prohibitionists and
would not vote for a candidate unless ho is
a prohibitionist That Is the reason I made
thn motion I did
"I moved that we plrdgo ourselves to no
political candidate , but that wo put our
selves on record ns being in favor of Sunday
closing , this , I thought , would meet the
approval of thu piohlbltioiilsts and all other
gentlemen in tl-o union It was a harmless
motion
"I was one of the members who cousontod
to the coming of Mr Ynmlcrvort and his
companions to the meeting understanding
that they were bucking the only candidate in
fever of Sunduy closing they represented
Uroatch to be
"Of.coursu I wasn't ' able to go behind their
mere statements and know what they wcro
and what principles they hud always previ
ously advocated Ths only members of the
delegation that I know were Mr Yundcr-
vort , Mr Clnikson , Mr Irving and Mr Mo-
Crea , and it was largely on Mr McCrca's '
account that I consented to their coming , as
I know that ho is a prohibitionist I Knew
nothrug of the principles of the others "
Maki : no Mistaki : If you have , made
up your mind to buy Hoods Sai'&aparUla
do not bo induced to tnko any other
Hood'8 Siu'supurilht is a peculiar medicine -
cine , possessingby virtue of ita peculiar
combination , proportion ana prepara
tion , curative power superior to any
nrticlo of the kind before the people
For all alTectioni arising1 from impure
blood or low state of the system it is un
oqunllcd Dlio auro to get Hooda
FAVOllS A LOCAL
The Missouri Pact lies Move For a
Train From Falls Olty
The Missouri Pacific company has indi
cated its desire to put on a suburban train ,
but will probably not do so until next spring
General Agent Phllllppi says ho is very
anxlpus to do nil ho can towards advancing
the interests of Omaha and has laid this
matter before the management of the road nt
St Louis His idea is to huvo a train leave
Falls City at 7 o'clock , como by way ot
Nebraska City nnd nrrivo about 11 n. m.
Returning it can bo scheduled to depart at 5
p. in , and return everybody homo in good
season
"I believe , " said Mr Phllllppi , that such
a train would pav from the start , because
with It wo could take care of all tlio local
business and thus avoid so many slops that
wo nro now compelled to make with our
through train "
Must flavo It Solid
• 'Wo must bavo
our through passeniror
tiain run solulmto the Union Pacillo depot
on this side , " said a Milwaukee ofllcial , and
the quicker it Is done tbo bettor wo will bo
plcnscd Our present service , ono sleeping
car ugalust solid trains on the other lines is
very unsatisfactory Wo nro handicapped
and knocked out of the business that Justly
belongs to ub "
The gentlomnn who thus expressed hlm-
self would not ndmit that General Agent
Nash's presence In Milwaukee had anything
to do with bringing this arrangement about
It is understood , however , that such is the
object of his trip
I'jffpoted n Compromise * .
The freight innuaeers who nppeared before
fore ttiOBtnto board of transportation nt Lin
coln Tuesdny , to argue against the putting
into effect ot the coal schedule prepared by
the board , report that they succeeded In
ngrcoing on n compromise of thu rates Both
sides yielded certain points , A modlllcd
scedula will bo Issued , The freight men ob
tained what they most aosircd , a higher ruto
for antluacito than for soft coal
A Few Notes ,
Assistant General Passenger Agent Leo ,
who on December 1 , becomes goncral pns-
songor agent of the Pacillo coast division , ox-
poets to leave for Portland , bis headquarters
early next week
Goncral Freight Agent Miller , of tbo D.
& M. , loft for Hurllngton , In ,
Tbo appointment of an assistant goncral
f roight ugont for the Union Pacillo at Denver -
ver , has not been definitely settled yet , but
there is nolongorany doubt that Mr , II A.
Jokn&ou will ho the man
ItEAL ESTATH ISXCIIANGK
Membership to Uo Confined to Real
lust at o Denlerx
The real cstato exchaugo held a business
meeting yesterday afternoon Thoattend-
anco was largo
The executive eomntlttco reported thnt the
cards and printing of the exchnngo would bo
ready today and premised to have the black
board ready for use
Thu committee on property reported that
they would publish a list or the property
listed with the oxihango to each uiombor
dully
The following report was road by the
Boorotary :
Your committee to whom was referred iho
resolution looking to the enlargement of the
membership of the oxohango have had the
Bumo under consideration and bog leave to
submit the following !
1. That tlio best lutorosts of the exebango
will ba promoted by confining Its member
ship to mon encugod strictly in the real estate -
tate business , and to such mon or Orms only
as have acquired an upright and honorable
business reputation Jn the community
2. Wo earnestly request and most cor
dially invite all bankers , editors , loan , bond
and mortgage brokers/contractors / and ma
terial men , capitalists , business and profes
sional mon , property owners and investors ,
and ull others who uro interested In the
growth and prosperity of Omaha , to make
the exchnngo room their headquarters , bo-
t\yeon the hours of U and 13 n. m. each day
0. All • truuKor * atid vUltort in the city at
any titno will recolvo a most lionrty welcome
at the rooms of the exchange
Applications for membership were then
considered , nud resulted In the following
boingf elected !
Aloxnnder & SmtttiMavid Anderson , W ,
T. Graham , Stringer & PlunV , Nohraska
Kettllnir , t Supply I'ompiuiy , Theodora OWen ,
D. J. O'Donohoo , J. W. Paul W. L. Solby ,
D , D. Smcaton , South Omaha landcompany ,
D. It Archer , Hutchinson < fe Woid
Robert , Wells , of the Wells Auction A ;
Storage company , was elected to thn posi
tion of nuctlonoer of the exchange , nnd it
was decided to hold nn auction sale Satur
day morning nt 11 oclock
The committee who had been instructed to
request the judges of the district court to
allow the sheriff to hold sales under fore
closures in the rooms of the exchange re
ported that the Judges bad dccldod that they
could not nutboriro such a move
A vote of thanks was tendered Raymond ,
the lawolcr , for u handsoma clock presented
to the exchange
A Niw Srnnti : The working classes have
struck against high priced cough medicines ,
nnd endorsed Dr Hulls Cough Syrup Prlco
25 cents n bottle
The first brlngcr of unwolcomonows hath
but n losing ofllco , " So hnppy pcoplo prefer
to tell of the terrible pains they have cured
Willi Salvation Oil
NISItltASlvA VICTORIES
Prizes Wnn nt the American Dairy
hi'-ii'h ICxooclt Ion
At the annual Auiorican dairymen's asso
ciation exposition , held In connection with ,
the fat stock show nt Chicago November 13
to 21 , the Nebraska State dnl-ymen's asso
ciation made Its lii-st exhibit of products
The result was the following award to Ne
braska :
The first grand prl/c , in competition with
all the states und territories , wus for the best
and largest display
For the llrst best gathered cream butter
the award was to the Fairmont creamery ;
for second best gathered cream butter to
the Table llocit creamery
For llrst best print butter the award was
made to tlio Auiora cieamery ; second best
to Mrs D. Housed , Lincoln ,
Per llrst best gcanulntcd butler tbo award
was to the Aniora creamery
On Farm Dairy Hatter First premium to
William Sutton , Table Rock j second to El
L. Pcnllcld , Uurwoll
On l'lat Chcosc--First. premium to Gibbon
cheese fnctoiy ; second to A. F. llartwoll ,
Iiinvnlc
For whole milk butler the second premium
was uwarded to Matthews & Jennor , Loup
City.Nebraska
Nebraska had on exhibition 13,000 pounds
of butter and 1,000 pounds of cheese ;
The exhibit was in charge of S. C. Hassitt
ot Gibbon and Mr button of Table Rock
' 1 he American dairymen's association is
composed of nil the states in the union , and
Canada The Nebraska premiums were won
in competition with all this territory
Piles ! l . | | .s ! Piles !
Dr Williams Inulan Pile Ointment will
cure bliud , blccdiiiL'nnd itching plies when
other oimtmeuts have failed It absorbs the
tumors , allays the ilclnug at once , acts as n
doultlcc , gives instant relief Dr Williams
Indian Pile Ointment Is prepared onlv for
piles nnd Itching of the private parts , and
nothing else Every box , is warranted Sold
by druscists or sent by mail on receipt of
price , 25 j and SI per box
WILLIAMS MPG CO , Props ,
Cleveland , O.
KUSIiU'S DEATH
It is Heine Inqiili-oil Into In tlio Dis
trict Court ,
Gcorgo A. Soulo was placed on trial before
Judge Hopewell yesterday morning , charged
with murder in the first degree Soulo's
crime wasthosliootlng of young Poterlluser ,
at Ruser's park , on Sunday , September 1 ,
The only Important witness was Rudolf
Ruser , a brother of the niurdcrea boy The
witness told his story , similar to that pub
lished nt the tlmo of the shooting Ho and
his brother and seveinl other young men
were sitting around Ruser's place joking
and chatting Some ono of the parly began
charting Soulo , who drew a revolver and
llrcd twice into the crowd of boys Oao of
the shots slightly wounded ono of the party ,
and the othpr shotgavo Peter Ruser his
death wound
Dr Leo testified to the nature of Ruser's
injuries , und staled that they caused his
death
Unitoit Status Court
'
The jury in the ense of Lula Plcko tt vs
The Model Steam Laundry returned a sealed
verdict Tuesday night at # 10 o'clock ' which
was opened yesterday The damaees
awarded thu plaintiff weio $2,600 , which is
$1,000 moro than she secured at tlio flr3t
trial When the coso was tried before , Judge
Dundy granted a now trial on the grounds
that ho should have given certain instruc
tions which wcro neglected
The grand jury returned an indictment
against A. G. Henry of Nebraska City for
using the mails for illegitimate purposes
His brother Isaac was discharged This Is
the cusoof the matrimonial agents of Ne
braska City
Jumos G. Ladd of Beatrice was brought in
by Deputy Marshal ilonry , charccd with
sending non-mailablo matter through the
mails
lu the afternoon Miss Clara Clark of Ulalr
waB brought before the grand Jury charged
with burning letters Miss Clark is tlio post
mistress and her friends claim tbatsho is tbo
victim of a conspiracy
District Court
William E. Hawley has brought suit
against Melvin M. Hawley and Unlsoy II
Moses to determine tho.right of tbo plaintiff
in certain property loft by plaintiffs wife
Mrs Lillian Frost has commenced pro
ceedings ngainst Octavo Houscaron , a chat
tel mortgage usury shark , to roslruln him
from seizing certain goods A mortgaco was
given on the goodB to secure a small loan ,
which has boon nearly nil paid , and now
llouscarcn dcmands ' neurly twlco the original
amount of the loan
County kotirr .
Clouph & Coo of Sioux City have begun
suit against M. Hurko & Son ct ill of South
Omaha to recover f594.30 on a note
The Mrlggs Place building association has
commenced suits against Thomas J. Heard ,
John Rowe and Andrew Simpson to recover
puyments on shares of stock subscribed to
by the defendants
The Phospho-Guarana company have
brought suits against Grommes & Ullrich
nnd ngainst the Adams Smith company to
recover payment on goods sold nnd delivered
KaufTman Brothers & Company hnvo com
menced suit against Riley Brothers to recover -
cover payment on goods sola and delivered
Emerson Benedict has brought action
against Rico & Bassott to recover on " a uoto
for HITIG
In the case of the Boyntou furnace com
pany at-alnst Troycll et nl judgment was en
tered lu the sum of $349.91.
Chllilliood'H Happy Days
Amohp thd incidents of ohildhood
that stand out In bold relief , as our
monwy reverts to the days whoiv wo
were young , none nro niovo prominent
thiin sovuro Bicknosa The young mother
vividly remembers that it wus Chamberlains
berlain's Coufjh Komody cured her of
croup , and In turn adminUtors it to hot
own offspring and always with the best
success For sale by ull druggists ,
pW ( lire nF ,
FRDMPTL vHDTERMA imY
iTftau-plteTUrUl DFE\irJ.
AtDbiJgcists ANo3EAur\sIvavwHEi }
TkECkAS-AVDBELERGb-BAlID'MD.
Do not
Endure the
Horrible Agony
of PILES
M
be relieved by
PONDS ' EXTRACT
Dr A. M. Collins , Cameron ,
Mo , : " I have long known ils value - "
in bleeding piles 'It is the prince
or remedies in ALL FORMS of
HEMORRHOIDS , especially
those attended with BLEEDING "
Mrs Emma Hill , Indianapolis ,
Ind : " > 1 have suffered so intensely
( from TILES ) that I'havc wanted
to commit suicide , but thanks to
your medicine I am cured , sound
and well , and only used two 50-ccnt
bottles of PONDS EXTRACT
and one box of Ponds Extract
Ointment "
DRS BETTS & BETTS
1 0S FAnxvv STiicnr , Omaha , Nsb
( OppositePaxton Hotel )
Onlco hours , 0 a. m. , to 8 p. m. Sundays , 10 a. m , to
I pm
Specialists In Chronic , Jferrous Skin ami Blood Dis
eases
nrConsnltntlon ot ottlco or bjr mall free Medi
cines sent by innll or cvprcst , securely pnekod , free
from observation Goamntces to euro quickly , safe
ly and permanently u , , .
NERVOUS PEBILITT 82f & : ! & ! ;
slons Pli } slcol decay , arising from Indiscretion , excess -
cess or fmlulRenoc , producing Moeplesncis despon-
rtency plmploson the face , aversion to society , ciMlr
rtlscourmu'd , lack of contllonco , dull unlit for etudy
orbu tneii , nnd finds life u burden Surely , perman
ently tind priTiitoly cured , Consult Dra , Notts S , Ilctta ,
14(8 ( Fur n am btrcet , Omaha , Neb ,
Blood and Skin Diseases SsfeRSSK !
rostiltB , completely eradicated wlthont tlio aid of
mercury Scrofula , erysipohis , fovtr son * * , blottho ,
ulcere , pains tn the htaa and Lones syphilitic sore
Ihro-tt , motitn nnd toniiuo catarrh , etc , permanently
cured where others have failed
Rirey Urinary ? . nnnt ? „ , I 1 .ilficlSm } , p o3o t 9- .
ijuent biirnlne or bltfo ly ur.no , urlno liUU eomrcd or
with milky sediment on stanilnir weak baclc.itonorr
havi , cleeicystitis , etc l'romptly and safely cuicd
cbargea reasonable
STRSCTUBE ! SSSSS'ffiJ-fJS :
moval complete without cuttlne , can tula ordlllatton
Cures etTcctel ut homo by patient without a moments
pain or annoyance
To Yonng Men anil MlMle-Aeil _ Men
? P'lDl ? 'J"0 awful eirocts of early
A0ITDT uJIlu Vice , which brings oir/aulc
wealinc * " . destroying both mind and body , with all
Us dreaded Ms , permanently cured ,
TinQ TirTT ! ! Address thtHo who have lm-
IJlUJi fllUlU paired themselves l > y Improper
iuuulscnco4 and and sollt try linblU , which rum both
bodyand wind , unflttlDBtlicm for business , btudy or
uiarrliiKO t
MAiuilin Mev , or these entering nn tbnt l'ujipy
Ufa , auaro of pliyslclal deulllty , qnUkly assisted
OUR SUCCESS
Is based upon facts , first practical experience , second -
end ' very case It vsiioMully studied , thus starting
nrKlittlilrl-ruQ ! llctnetuiro propuiod in our own ia *
batory oiaetly to suit each case , thus uHVcllnn euros
without Injury
tj ? Mtidtl cents poMajre for celebrated works on
chronic , nervous and delicate dhoaso * . Thousands
cured _ JV A friendly lettur or tail may savoyou future
turo Hutferlni ; and shitme und add golden 9 ears to life
fjkjr.No letters imitwfreu unlcis uccouipunled by i
cents In stamps Address or call on
1103 Faruaui Street , Omaha , Neb
H.WC0 , 13th&DooabT $ , OMAHA , NEB
rOB IIBB XEKATUEKT OF 1U
UiaiilSIMLIlimS
APPLIANCES F0KDEFORMITIES AND TRUSSES
DsitraclUtlta.AppanitiisaiidBeratdlctforSiieMuru
Xreatrarat of .T.tT form of H > mu requitlne
NEDICAL or EtmaiOAL TBEATMKHT
MINETY ROOMS FOR PATIENTS
Honda Attenlanc * . Best Aoeommgdatioiu in Wttt
CCTWRITE yOR-piEOOLAKaon Deformities ant
BraeeiTruii iOtabn tCurvaturfsofSj'in.1ill * ,
tuinora Cancer , OaUnh , BroachlUt , Inhalation ;
| lectrtelty , Parabju XpUepir , Eldaey , Bladder ,
Bye , fcu , Skin and Slood and all Surgical dreraUoni
DISEASES ORWOMEN l 'X ' : , ' . 'f.X
( Mr Keliable MedkUInaUtate Sltlig " SpV.iJlly ot
PBIVAanB DISEASES
Alt llljoa Dlir.iif w.iifiiliy trtiej Jlrpblllll , folioa
r.oioTtl fronlti , ijiiim • lih.al octcsry Stv Kt > Ur < ll ,
t" " " ' " . lf i' TIT11fOHKK. . r.rtl , vull , lo tlilt
lloo..ooad ill W ltluc < urlDtr iu ' .inll.VB.IIorcT
t > 'MSSMSiel > puke < , HaisrteBdlul.eealtBl | < ert < a er
Dae ier oD . flBUrtl pr.l.ir.d , c.ll ai eonitIt ei r .ol
U > urrot y. > r < " , fOj . . will > < n4 la Bl.la r irtr , l
HtinV Tn MfN freei u > a fi u. h .d.i . >
RUV'M VCn ! * * riouniM . i.lupoWDlr.B/fl -
Ul l"i V rle . . , .
Ull ! " e | t , nllU ooi.llou ll.L jliUrV
OMA1IA UEDICAI , & liUROIOAI IMBTIXUXK
llth tnd J > odg BUeete , 03AIIA , MtD
TO WEAKMCiJnv ffl'tufJr :
B V . " ' ' ' .lllbeilui > r , < arlydic y , lo t
luanli'Kxl , te , 1 lfi w3u ; .Ilitabfo trritl ( .Mttd )
• intatnlw full | < aitliulais fur lioiue rurt , frra of
PROF F. C FOV/LER , Mooclui , Conn
YOU ARE FOOLING j
Away money if you buy nn ovorco.U without looking at our stock Our nssortmonb ovorslintlows I
everything o its kind in the city Never in nil tlio years that we hfive boon in business hnvo wo hn-l I
" such vnst quantities of fine nud elegant overcoats , nnd never were they sold nt such low figures Wo I
rive in the height of the senson , our overcoat dopartmonfc is booming , you will nlwnys find it crowded tl
nnd why is it so ? Are the ronplo crowding our stoio boenusa wo give them poorer goods or charge jfl
more than others ? Would they como to us to buy overcoats that can bo had cheaper elsewhere ? NOT H
MU0II ! They como hero because they know they enn save money , nnd save considerable lee M
Our largo business is the lesult of our ability to buy right and the will to sell right , our large busi- m M
Hess is the result of fair dealing nnd of better values than you can got elsewhere for your inouoy |
And in no nrticlo enn wo prove that to you quicker llnm in an overcoit Clothing Houses as a rule ' M
make moro profit on overcoats than they do on other goods 11 will take butn glance at OUR Pit ICES |
toconvinco you whnt a gicat difference there is in the way WE Sell ovoiconts and the way others are M
selling them You need but look nt the elegant widu wale and all wool cassimoro overcoat which wo M
have marked ? G , or at the fine chinchilla garment , satin lined throughout , velvet piped and made up M
in excellent style , which wo offer at ? 8 , and hundreds of other garments marked equally as low . , |
WHERE COULD YOU MATCH THEM ;
Corner Fourteenth and Douglas Streets , Omaha
HERE WE ABE
Here wo are In the midst of n nilzzard
Ones flr t thought U for heavy under
wear nutl a worm 0\crcoat. The liest
pliic * to llnd nliut you need In this lint
Is ut
TilllEU KI01IT.S COJlMnNOINQ
KOVE IHKK ; i5lli.
MONDAY , TUESDAY , WEDNESDAY
a 1'ASiuoNAni.r : kvent
MISS VICTORIA V0KES
Supported bv TIlRAItUl & COOl'EIl'S Comedy
Company in
THE ROUGH DIAMOND
AND
" "
HUBBY
Two very tunny farcical coniedloi Itegular
prices Uonts go on bale Saturday
Friday and Fntiuday , Noyomhor 3 and SI ;
Saturday ilatluoe
Tile Supremely tjreatand Unrlvtled
GEO WILSON MAMMOTH
M1MSTBELS.
An exclusive cj > posltlon ot pro-emliiPiit stars
nevtr hefoio seen conjointly , Ooo , Wltton
I.u\v Ucnodlct , .
'Iho Su'DdUh Datico , with Si partlclnnnta
Prom the ICiruiesac.tuo SL'O.OOl ) Introductory
Derby Day in Knirlanu ( duly capyriglitcd
by Gee Wilson ) .
lloisular prices Beats dn sale Tliuixlay ,
A full bo tor Teutb on rubbar for iniuruntcoj tn
U well made as plutei Aunt out frou nitydontHl
ofllco hi tbti country , anil lor which you would ba
charged ot or twlca ai much
Teeth oxlracted without pain or dauitor , and with
out Iho uiiif hoioforin.Kua , cltliororoIocUlcU/ .
Uoldnud ellvcr Ullliifj at half rules
Satisfaction Gtiiirnntcoil ,
DR BAILEY , DENTIST ,
L'axttm Tlliiek , Kttli anil Tni'tinm Streets
Q'uko EUvutor on lUth Street
OPHN UVKNINQS UNTIES OCLOCK
TIEV1KEH SPRING VEHICLES
I Bmd'tito/thnvnniilnmt.IjJBj . g& ° n3 >
• fentlr ImproioU with , taiV , tkiMw 'Sua *
W .Sul trrilll > rr''l' ' ' > n 'i .lli epr ig len lh
a ana th3rten according to tbo * t > Icnt put &u tLoal
Adapted ia > llr wall to loush cstintry ot flnej
\\x drive * WU1 siteJf Onet entlafuctlon
SHOE DEALERS IM
ebraterl Hubs of liooti ami Shoos , manufactur-
e4 oy O. M. llenderion X Co , of Chicago Fac
tories t Chicago , I.Mjou , Ilia , and Fond Du Lac ,
\Yla. honld write B.U1. N. WAISON resi
dence , r'ltUMUNT , NBU Trtveltn.ijouL
Ueadcjuurttii for ilubber * .
Fjrom Max Meyer & Bro I
The auction sale which is now in progress at our ' M
store has caused so many inquiries that we take ' M
this method to answer the inquiries and inform the public at i H
the same time The object of the saleis not , as some have ' | H
asserted , to get rid of our old slock for the best of rcaaons , ' H
we have none Nor is it a holiday scheme to get the H
trade but it is as advertised , to close the retail depart : H
ment of our jewelry business which we have been desirous H
of doing for many months , and having failed to find a customer - H
tomer to purchase the stock entire , and to put the stock into - H
to our wholesale department not being feasible , we have H
determined upon an auction sale of our entire stock of diaIH ,
• mends , fancy goods , art goods , and all Without limit or , H
reserve of one single article We invite all to attend these i H
sales , which will be held daily for the next thirty days ( if not I H
disposed of before ) andsee if this statement is not a fact i H
MAX MEYER & BRO | H
mmm Sfed f six-cord I
SPOOL * I mPS C ° ' T0N' I
For Sale by all M&w / Leading Dealers $ _ _ |
34 Union Square , New York City , Aug 31st , 1B89. M
After a series of tests at our Elizabethport factory , extending over H
a period of sexieral months , we have decided to use the H
WILLIMANTJC SIX-CORD SPOOL COTTON , M
bcliei'iiig it to be the best thread now in the market , and strongly n M
recommend it to ail agents , purchasers and users of the Singer Machines t M
THE SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY 1
pzmmomzn bounties ! ! I
mcnmmn pembiomsu
IVinoiTN nnd JII.NOIt Children draw from dnto ut llustiiinirn or rmlicr'H iloidli , and B
nro now paid 312 00 monthly , with 82M ) per month oddltlor.nl for cnoh child , home have recehcrt fl H
Ncvernl tliniisiuiil ilollai'H Imclc pciiklnn If jou uro cmlllci ] , whv not cct } our Jimt | l _ _ |
diii'H ? Soldiers draw from dftto of Mine claim , which nlomi I n Iim < nicii upon whlrli , H
the Jacts being inoxcd , nn Income mn > he derived ciunl to O | rr conl or 85ii , 010(10,8SOOO ( I B
or imirli liirecr Hums DrlnvN urn aliiiiiroriius CninrHdcs nro djlux yuirly by the * H
hundred * , nndonr tirnof nnd Winners nro lust < Ihi > i > | m-.ii liir | Send iinmo nnd address to ' m
j ; . X. VlilSUItAJt , 1WI Walnut St , Ciscinnaii , Ohio , ami wclir Mauls anil lii'triictlons , and l m
circular , "Somrllilitu Stir " NnTro till rlnlm allowed Will \Ml Wnslilimtnti in jour behall < _ H
When necessary Tlio rales 11111113- ro drmrtiiK now limy bu Uouliliil f H
DOW CARLOS LUMBER CO , I
Manufacturers and Wholesnlo Dealers in j H
To dealers only Mills Southern Mls < oml Itootnn 1 , .1 andJ U. S , National Hunk Ilulldlng _ _ H
'i'clephouo li-l' ,7 , umuliii , Neb H
A. B. MEYER & CO , I
SHIPPHnS AND DEALERS IN H
GOAL &l GOK1BI I
103 South JBth Street , Opp , Postoffioo Telephone 1490 B
MOULDINGS , iS inflj JP _ F | S , T.lA : ' > f9 S ? & ° R0ANS H
1513 Douglas Street , Omaha , Nebraska * M
l tfcoLLAR
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us _ M bbeoi u _ a B tUlArtlon UUAraiit 04 , _ _ H
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I'1 " lo > * . I'rlm It Oil , . _ _ |
No i itr U.l tl > nlma ur iilirfltal UeUllt/ oiarrtel , _ _ _ |
ni nortltos < jf > ntrrtuic < m that hAicy Ufa I'llco.ftuo , jl l ll
Ho 3foriBorrkv * or ulwt hi clunr hex , Acoinblma ll H
tiraliiient for InuniAl iiiU IockI like , Cum In I to 6 H
u . ho > ] rrhieurlnii | < tlun Wlllnutouiotlrhlurs , l _ _ _ _ l
iaInor > iuartlnv llAirur lhundrudfortiarj.l'rlivtl W. J H
ho , I. HaBkllta Ktr llie for men or women l'itv : nt * m H
' , < -tc , o rul > Wr nor injection 1'acluif * j _ _ _ H
f'onorrkoca hutuyutttl trlitlioo WIIImi 1 j IhI _ _ _ H
trial lami'le of ruiUHljr Ku 1 or 3 on ruilpt ol 4 ell In a _ _ _ B
f-tani | , foi potttuv Any onooftltuaoiojutUlei prompt _ B _ H
ly Krut fu'alul ) hy mall uii receipt of the prlrt II00. _ _ _ l
lal.rrbllat iltCfltlnr ol marriedorelniclcfttntrrtt _ _ H
STANDARD ilEMBDV CO , Chlcoao , III J H
A.QOODRIOH at-Law , 12) ) Dear 1 _ H
• bom tit , rliluijpj advice free ; lil yeira ex _ _ B
perleuce ; business iiuivtly uud lesallr tr.us _ _ H
