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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 28, 1890)
8 THE OMjfflA DAULY BEE , THURSDAY , AUGUST 28 , 1890 , THE CITY. Horn to Mr. nml Mra. John Lucas , a The bank clearings ycstcrdny amount ed to $707,030. 12. Oillccr Cullon's Hltlo girl foil nnd oroko fin iirm ycBlcrdny afternoon nt her home , corner of Thirty-first und Mnplo Btrocts. W. E. Murrny borrowed a violin nnd after extracting what music he could from It , pawned it for $1.25. Ho Is looked up awaiting trial. Mlts May Hu scU of New York has joined Iho 'Carleton opera company ut this point. She will bo followed by a number of other artists. Two cases of scarlet fovov wcro re ported yesterday , ono at Twentieth and Ohio streets turn the otbcr at Fifteenth Btrcot and Mftdlbon avcnuo. Ncls Johnson has hcon arrested on iv cluirgo of stealing linrncaa valued at $7 from the Broken 15 < w milling company , ut 1012 North Sixteenth street. The chairman of the board of nubile works yesterday issued nn order lor Ed Phelan to atonco commence the work of grading Pleasant fetreel , from Fin-mini to Lcavciiwortli. At a meeting of banks of the Clearing IIotiM ) association bold yesterday after noon it was decided to close all the banks on Labor day nnd give the clerks and other employes a full holiday. Congressman T. F. Watson , who died suddenly Tuesday , was an uncle of Mr ? . C. L. ChalTeo. Mrs. Chalice 1ms been on a visit to Mr. Watson's homo In Pennsylvania , and Is now on her way home. At 10 o'clock Friday morning Sheriff Boyd will appoint thirty-live won as deputy BiiorlllB to do duty on the fair grounds during fair week. Twenty of these men will bo paid by the county nnd the others will receive their sal aries from the agricultural society. Air. Morrissey of Ilnsford-Mordssoy fame , called at Tun UKIS olllco and witihcd It stated that Mrs. Morrissey had not been mixed up in the fracas be tween the two families. Ho stated that his wife had been tiick in bed during the entire time. Thomas Cullen ot Ilubbtird is In the city , accompanied by a United States marshal , to explain why ho dispensed corn juice in original packages without havingfeeourcd the noccbsaryporinisslon from Undo Sam. Ho will appear at the next term of court. Mrs. John McDermott , living at 1700 Minmiti street , was severely burned about the face and hands by a gaso line explosion yesterday. The lady was using gasoline for the purpose of cleans ing water , when by tome unaccountable means it ignited and the explosion fol lowed. A slight blnzo called the flro depart ment to the corner of Twenty-fourth mm Pierce shortly before noon. A small and unoccupied shanty owned by Josh Garnott baa been fired by some children playing with matches. The structure was totally destroyed before the firemen arrived. The loss will not exceed $20. Although Dmi W. V/llkisis not much of a jtidgo of horse llosh ho owned a good animal. Yesterday morning hemet mot John Doe and Richard Hoe , who in duced him to part with his steed , and in return traded him an old horse that was not worth 810 , "Wllkis found out that ho had been swindled , and promptly proceeded to Justice Anderson's court , whore ho swore out n warrant for the arrest of the two horso'tradors , who are now being hunted down by a constable. The Morrisoy-Hosford troubles have reached Justice Anderson's court and a cessation of hostilities has boon declared for the time being. John Morrisoyupon this occjialon swore that ho was afraid Sum Hosford nnd Ellen , his wife , would kill and murder him and his family. "With this statement , the justice issue 1 a warrant and the two people wore ar rested and placed under bonds of $1.000 to appear Saturday , ut which time the case will bo investigated. Mothers will find Mrs Wlnslow's Soothing Syrup the best remedy Tor tholr children.3 ccuts u bottlo. Deputy Sheriffs. Sheriff Boyd hus had about four hundred applications , moro or lois , for positions us guardians of the peace during the coining Douglas county fair. They have been all Hges , sizes , colors nnd nationalities. There arc about twenty men needed on this occasion nlnl the sheriff Is llmilng the task of malting [ .elections a very difltcult one. Ho will prob ably niiniu the men whom ho wants for the purposfl before next Monday. The system la rendered mnlnrlal proof when the blood is kept pure nnd vigorous by the use of Aycr's S.irsnparilla. At this season , nil should liiiva this .tdmlrablo prcuiivution nt band. Malarial poison is harmless when Ayer's Snrsupnrlllu Is used. How Mcrinnim Died. The deputy coroner held an Inquest Tues day over the body of Cornelius Meruiann , the farmer of McArdlo precinct who hunt' him self in his granary. The testimony substantiated the statement published In TUB UIK Tuesday , und the jury returned it verdict to the ollect that the deceased had come to his death liy his own hand by hanging while In a state of mental depression reaultlnp from sickness , The remains still Ho at Maul's undertaking establishment and will bo buried Sunday at Forest Lawn. No tidings have boon received from the senor or daughter. Try Cook's Extra Dry Impcarlal Clmin- pagno. There Is no foreign wlno that lias Its bo .uot or any that is as pure. A lllK Itoiiht. Ailnm Snyder , county treasurer , 1ms do nated a 1,033 , pognd ox for the barbecue at the fulr grounds on Labor D.iy. The animal Is an excellent ono , having been bek'ctcd from amonp the fluent at Swill's. Ho will bo killed Saturday and the work of roasting him will begin Sunday morning nnd will bo conducted by Mr. Snyilor himself and his lieutenant , I. Frank. The latter Is enthusiastic over the matter nnd says that ho proitoses to servo a roast which will suit the puiato of every hun gry mortal who may bo on the ground that day. Mr. Frank says ho will bo pleased to have people call around Sunday nnd see. how the big beast will bo turned into palatable food. _ Hullroad fares on all rail roads in No- lirnsku to visit the fair nt Omaha and see ono of the grandest labor union pro cessions , uro ono faro for the round trip. imlldlni ; Permits. Tha fallowing pjrinlt * wow IssuoJ by the superintendent of buildings yesterday : VY. P. Loronzrn , two story frumo dwell- Ins. Hevi'iitt'cntli amlJiieUou streets. { 3,000 0. ( ' . Lntnrtis. one stoiy frame cottage , Tllilmi uncl Alfred sticota , 1,000 E , U.TIinnitu , ono and u 1mlstory ( fruinn dwelling , Orchard anil I'leusunt btreots. . . 1MX , ) I , . Mendul , ono und a < | imrtor story fpniHH'ottuijo , rifteenth and Canton t > tieul8 COO II. I , Mattter , two story frumo residence , Thlrty-soventli and Vurnaiu streets. , . . .000 i our minor penults , 075 Total . , , , Mi iii . . . . . . . . . , ! I 10,075 O. it M. HY. * Kail Kxciircltm to the Scaahoro. The Ohio & ; Mississippi railway will eell tickets from St. Louis to Old Point Comfort and return for excursion leav ing September 6 and 0 , ut the low rate of $22.00 , good for return until Septem ber 30 , For further information cull ut O , It M. ticket olllce , or apply to A. J. Lyttlo , general western pabtenL'er agent. 1W5 Broadway , St. Louis , Mo. mom ; Tlicy Will Come lo Oinalia Because of the Ilccoiit CCIIAIIH. The difficulty which Omnlm lias experi enced for some years past "in obtaining a force of letter carriers suttlclently largo to properly attend to tbo delivery of mall seems In a fitlr way to bo overcome because of tbo showing made by the recent census. It has seemed almost impossible to con vince the postofllco department of the Im portance of this city and the growth which It litu enjoyed , As a consequence , when Postmaster Gallagher's request for addl- llonnl clerical nnd carrier asslstnnco was sent to that department It hns been Ignored en tirely or grunted in so niggardly a manner as to t > o most nnnoyIng. The cnnler force of this city comprises forty-live regulars und live substitutes. Nevertheless , there are parts of the city which cannot bo reached by these men. Den ver , with a smaller population , but oeemluirly with a higher standing In tbo estimation of the officials nt Washington , has a inrricr body of forty-sovui men , whtlo tbu dis tanced , windy town on the Kaw , Is served by a force of tlfty-flvo men. The impression has prevailed In Washing ton that Oinnba wns a city ot not morn tbnn 50,000 people. Clarkson , however , has done something to remove this im pression , because , being u western man , ho knew whereof ho spoke. The late census , snowing that this city has n population of nearly HU.OOO , will give Omaha the standing of n metropolitan city and hereafter cntitlo her to moro liberal at tention from the department. As n m.ittcrof fact , she ) has been entitled to this recognition since she attained u population of 75,000 , but the fact of her attainment could not bo ofllclally brought to thoattcntlon of the postal authorities. This difilculty will soon bo overcome by the report of Mr. Porter , superintendent of the census , upon which , it Is presumedthe , postal department will act at once and give Omaha the letter carriers und clerks to which she Is entitled. It Is thought that the Nebraska delegation in Washington will not wait for the onlcinl report of Mr. Potter but induce him to certify Onmlm's population to the postal department so that the relief may bo afforded us soon as possible. The iiiL-rcaso of the number of carriers will bo attended also by the Increase of salaries. Under the metropolitan standing , letter cnrilors who have served faithfully for ono year will bo paid ? l,000 a year , while under the present regime they receive only $350. The Purest nnd Rest Articles known to medical science arc used in preparing Hood's Sarsaparllla. Every In gredient ( a carefully selected , personally ex amined , nnd only the best retained. The medicine is prepared under the supervision of thorough ) } ' bompetcnt pharmacists , and every step in the process of manufacture is rarefullv watched with n view to securing In Hood's SarsuparilU the best possible result. iouni3D uxoEi3 SAM. A Spartan Postmaster Who Took the Wronjf Koiul to Wealth. Neal "Walters , who has been postmaster nt Sparta , In this state , for the past seven or eight years , was arrested Tuesday by Deputy Marshal Hepflngcr nnd brought to this city , Ho had a preliminary hearing be fore United States Commissioner Anderson. Walters was charged with defrauding the government by making false entries of the number of stamps sold and can celled by him , thereby Increasing his salary. His method , it is alleged , was to buy largo quantities of stamps and send them to mer chants In Omaha and Chicago in exchange for goods of various descriptions. Ho would then enter thcso stamps on Ids report us having been cancelled in the regular way. Occasionally ho got bolder and reported ttio total cancellation to bo in excess of tbo total stamps sold. A plan was devised by n postoftlco inspec tor whoso suspicions had been aroused by thcso returns. Postmasters on cither sldo of Sparta kept an account of the letters from the latter place for several months. "When sufficient evidence had been secured , Mr. Walters was pounced upon. At llrst ho de nied the charges but when confronted with the evidence ugulnst him , ho bad nothing further to say. Ho waived examination nnd was bound over to the next term of court , Dr. Birnoy cures hay fever. Bee bldg. T.iIS CONTHACT tiET. The New Boyd Opcru House to Be Com pleted Next July. Tuesday afternoon the bids for tbo con struction of the now Boyd opera house were opened and the contract for the building proporlet to H , P. McClure of St. Louis for $175,000. This sum does not include chairs , carpets , draperies , scenery nnd the thousand nnd ono other things which must bo provided before the house will bo ready for occupancy , The now playhouse will bo built strictly after tbo Now York building ordinance , which is undoubtedly the complctcst building law in force in any of the cities in the coun try.There There is a clause in the contract which pro vides that "no other than what is known as union labor shall bo employed in the con struction of said building , " und it must bo completed by July J , 1801 , "When completed the new Boyd will com pare very favorably with uny opera house in the country. It will excel in point of mng- nlllccncQ the Broadway theater , Now York , the Harlem opera house , the Tromont of Boston or the 'Warder Grand In Kansas City. Hot Weather nnd Accidents. Take no chances on headaches orsunstroko This hot weather is fearfulbutifyou willtnko nfowof Krauso's Headache Capsules each lay you will Mml the temperature will bo re duced and the likelihood of sunstroke or prostration absolutely counteracted. For sale by till druggists , Tlio Kollcl South Is solid on the greU "Gorman Homedy , " Telegrams nnd letters am received ovorv day during this heated term for Kr.niso's Head ache Capsules. The people from that section say they reduce the temperature nnd prevent sunstrokes und headaches. For sale by all druggists. Bun Stroke , Now Is the timrv , the accepted time , to pre vent sunstrokes , headaches , etc. By reducing tbo temperature all these distressing evils will bo prevented. Krauso's Headache Cnp- sulea are tlio thing. Ono or two Krauso's He.idncho Capsules taken during the day will prevent any head ache , also attacks of sunstroke. All druggists. DOUGLAS COUNTY FAIll. It Will Bo Held This Your on Its Own ItOHjl lllNlhlllty. The annual fair of the Douglas county agri cultural society will bo held at the Omaha fair grounds September 1 , 2,3 nnd 4. It will open ou Monday und close on Thurs day.The The executive committo has been very cn- crgctlo in making necessary arrangements and as u consequence everything required for the convenience nnd entertainment of both exhibitors aud spectators bos been carefully provided. Liberal reductions in railroad rates for ex hibits from a distance hayo been arransad , The competition is open to all without charge for entry excepting In the si > ccd de partment or where specially cxccptcd. Entries la that department will close Aug ust 30. In nil other departments thov will close on Monday , September 3. Exhibits not then entered may , however , bo listed for ex hibition and accommodations will bo fur nished , if possible , to exhibitors. The superintendent will bo upon the grounds on Friday , August 29 , for the pur pose of assigning space to exhibitors In the several departments. He may also be con sulted at the oftlco oi tha secretary at 13H Far-Jam stioct. Th\ro are many reasons why tha Omaha fa.tr should and doubtless will be bettor this year tuaii on previous occasions. The com mittee lias put forth extraordinary efforts to multo It A success , und the anxiety of exhib itors utl\ > vcr tha country to secure space In the grounds has novcr been so great as it has been tj\U year. Stock raisers , imple- mtfnt dcalei-8 und farmers have couio to tha conclusion \tbnt It pays handsomely to make on exhibit at the Oiaaua fair , TUo fa cilities for reaching tbo grounds nro better than ever and a very largo attendance Is as * en rod. ICxlilblU must bo on the ground , nnd in place nt 9 o'clock a. m. , Tuesday , Septem ber 2. Exhibitors will bo permitted to remove stock and property ntiy hour after 4 p. m. , Thunday. September 4. A directory will bo opened nt the sccro- tary'j oftlco giving the address of citizens who will accommodate these desiring rooms during tbo fair. The superintendent will receive All goods thippcd to his cnro , but they will not bo brought on the grounds except by the owner or Ills agent. Single tickets of admission to the grounds will bo fiO cents. Children under ten years will ho ndrnlttcd free. Ono horse and car- carriage will be charged 75 cents ; two horses and carriage SI. The gates v ill bo opened at 8a.m. , each day.No No disorderly conduct of any lilnd will bo permitted on tno grounds. The ofllrers of the society nro 15. II. Wheel er , president ; Elijah Allen , vice president ; Henry Dolln , treasurer and John liuumcr , secretary , HOVIH OJiAff.i XKlt'H. Tuesday evening a bunch of nine teen Texas steers belonging to Ncls Morris of Chicago got away from their keepers. They ran down the drive-way , got out of the pack ing houses of Swift & Co. , nnd , becoming en raged , cleared the ynrds. Ono vicious nnl- mnl made a charge on the horse attached to the brick and mortar clcvatorof the no w smoke stock. John Johns , who had charge of the horse , and fearing that some ono might bo killed at the top of the stack should ho leave his post , held the animal until the elevator was unloaded at the top of tlio stack. By this time the animal had rushed on him , raked him up along the body with its long horns , knocked him down and was attempt ing to gore and tramp him when Mr. Johns got out from under tlio infuriated beast nnd ran , as was supposed , for safety. Ho seized an axe , however , nnd. to the amazement of nil on-lookera , returned to light tlio steer. Almost before bo know It , the animal bud again raked him up nnd down with his horns und knocked him down again. The courageous man did not lose his pres ence of mind , and endeavored to get in n fatal blow on the animal with the nxc. The infuriated beast wns finally driven off tbo prostrate man , and later shot. To the surprise of everybody Mr. Johns escaped without serious injuries. Tlio other steers , after a wild chase , wcro finnlly coralied , although ono of the more vicious ones had to bo shot. .Labor Day Arrangements. At the meeting Tuesday night to arrange for the Labor day demonstration the finance com mittee reported liberal contributions. The Mngio City cornet band was hired for the day , Messrs. William Barrett nnd Samuel 1 * . Brlgham wcro appointed a committee to wait on tbo manager of the stockyards and superintendents of the packinghouses to request them to have icp- rcscntutlvo delegations in the parade. All citizens , business men and mnnuiucturintr es tablishments wcro requested to Join with their conveyances in tlio parade. The Cres cent quartette was invited to participate. Messrs. E. O. Mnyflcld nnd C. C. Vaugh will procure badges , banners nnd mottoes. Messrs. Samuel P. Brigham , C. C. Vnugh and C. M. Metcalf were appointed n commit tee to got out invitation dodgers. Samuel P. Brlgham was appointed marshal. IJCK Mashed. Andrew Dohlo , nn employe in tbo Armour- Cuclahy packing house , had his left leg badly mashcuyesterday morning. Ho wns on the second floor receiving barrels nnd tierces coming down a slide. The men above were sending the packages too fast and a tierce struck him with the above result. Notes About tlio City. A colored dnnco will bo given in Bcrrick- er's and 0 streets pavilion , Twenty-fourth , Saturday evening. The 0 o'clock dinner to bo given by the King's Daughters this evening in the McDonald building promises to bo one of the successes of that charitable society. The W. C. T. U. will moot Friday after noon nt Mrs. O. T. Fenner's , Twenty-second and J btreoU , to make arrangements for the district convention. A special meeting of South Omaha lodge No. 10U5 , M. W. of A. , will bo held this evening in 1C. of P. hall. Patrick Duffy , charged with nssnult on Mrs. Anton Kelworth , was bound over to the district court by Judge King and committed in default of $500 bail. Miles' Nerve and Lilvcr Pill- ; . An Important discovery. They1 act on the liver , stomach and bowels through the nerves. A new principle. They speedily cure biliousness , bad taste , torpid liver , piles and constipation. Splendid for men , women nnd children. Smallest , mildest , surest. ! ! ( ) doses for 25 cents. Samples free at Kuhn & Co.'s , 15th and Douglas. Make Coiincutlnns. Property owners on the following streets nro hereby iiotiflcd to make all connections with sewer , gas nnd water mains , or laterals , and to complete such work on or before Sep tember 21,1890 , bo cause the streets are to bo paved und no permit for excavations or con nections will bo issued to any property owner after grading has been commenced by the paving contractors : 207 , Thirtieth street from Amos avcnuo to the north city limits. 2T7 , Locust street from Thirteenth street to Sherman avenue. 80S , Eleventh street from Clark street to the north line of McCaguc's addition. aO'J , Center street from Tenth street to Eleventh street. 'Ill , Pine street from Eighth street to Sev enth avcnuo. IlU , Northrop avenue from Mercer avcnuo to Burt street. 1115 , Ninth street from Pacific street to IMcrco street. Change of life , backache , monthly irrcgu laritics , hot flushes are cured by Dr. Miles' Nervine. Free samples at Kuhn & Co. , 15th and Douglas. The now otllces of the great Rock Island route , 1002 , Sixteenth and Farnam btreots , Omaha , are the finest in the city. Call and HOO them. Tickets to all points oust at lowest rates. A CowBhcd Itcllo. Thomas O. Stringer was so deeply affected when ho heard that the Union Pacific cow shed was being torn down that he hastened down there straightway nnd levied upon 200 foot of sheet lead to keep as a memento of the nnclcnt tructuro. All might have been well If ho had not sold the staffbut ho sold it to a Jones street junk dealer. When bo went after his money n few days later , hous ar rested for larceny. It Is stated that thcro arc several parties engaged In this kind of thievery who are. making quite n haul in the aggrcgnto from the depot grounds. CREAM tQWDER : S5P tower * * IM ivptrlor ( leellenco prorau In rolllloni of homti for moralhani quarter of a cenlarr , UUu < lpr the United Ht to > GOT ; nmont. ICndonM br th hcalf of tha ( rent nnlTenltlei M 111Btronitil , l'ui l nd Moil lleilthful. Dr , l'rlc ' Cream llak- In * Powdgr a ti notconula ammonlt , llmtor alum. Bo" ° nl7 riffc BAKIHO POWDKH ca. M v York. Oilcwo. Dan VraugUo * Both tlio mctliod and results -when Syrup of Figs is taken ; it is pleasant and refreshing to the taste , nnd acts Kontly yet promptly on tlio Kidneys , Liver nnd Itawels , cleanses the sys tem eflbctunlly , ditipelB colds , head aches nnd fevers nntl cures habitual constipation. Syrup of Figs is the only remedy of its kind ever pro duced , pl-nsing to the tnsto and ac ceptable to the stomach , prompt in its action nnd truly beneficial m ita cffecto , prepared only from thc-moat healthy and ngrceablo substances , its many excellent qualities commend it to nil and have made it the most popular remedy known. oyrup of Figs is for solo in 50o nnd 81 bottles by all leading drug gists. Any reliable druggist who may not have it on Land will pro cure it promptly for any one who wishes to try it Do not accept any substitute. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO , SM FRANCISCO. OAL. IOUISVILLE , KV. KtW YORK , H.V. Advice to the Aged. ' ' jrlsli Imcl"\ ont Ulducya aud blud- tier aud torpid liver. , H have n specific effect on < licsc orRani. BtliiiultitliiK the boucls , Ki > lns i t"r- nl dlsclinrK s xvltliout Ktrululutf or , and IMPAETINO VIGOR in tlio I < iiliic.TN , Matlilcr and ll\cr. 'Jlioy arc odufitcd to old or young. GRA 'S'SPECIFIC MEDICINE. TUB (3 HEAT > . . liir. , . . . KNGLIHII HEII- Eov. An unfnll- ln euro for Sein- Innl WanknoiD , Spenua'orrliica , linpotcncr , nnd nil dlinues tint follow a ? n ta- qucnco of Solf- nbuso ; ns Loss - of Moniory , Universal Ttii > versal I.nssltmlo Pnln In the Back. Ilmmn5 of Vision , rrcmntiiro Ola AKS , nndminy other illscnsos thnt lead to Insanity or cnncniuiitlon nniln prtMiinturu vrnve. CJT'Kiill | inrtlculir In ourp.iin | lilctwhich wo desIre - sIre to prncl fro hy mull to evcrr one. ; * " ' ! he Sio- clllc Medicine 1' "old nt fl per pnckniic , or > > tY p.nck- nircs fdrlJ , or "HI bo sent free by mall on receipt of the money , br nclilrcn.-lnir THE GOODMAN DRUC3CO. . , 1110 FAUNASI STREKT , OMAHA * , Nun. On nccount ut cotinturfclta wo hnvo adapted thu Tcllow nrnppcr , tlio cnlj genuine. Physicians , Surgeons and Specialists. 14O8 DOUGLAS STR.ELEO ? OMAHA , NED. The most widely nncl favorably known spec ialists In the United Kin tea. Their Ion ? ex perience , reinarkiiblu skill mid unlroraal suo- ccss In the trontmnnt nnd euro of Nervous , Chronlo and SurKlcul Diseases , entitle tlie.so eiiiliu'nt pbyslclana to the full confidence- the aftllciod everywhere ? . They ( tuarnntee : A. CEUTAIN AND POSITIVE CURB for the awful effects of early vice und tbo numer ous * ovllo that follow In fta train , 1MUVATB. 1U.OUD ANU HltiN DISEASES spui'illly , ooniilotuly and porminumtly cured. NKUVOUB nKlilLlTV AND BKXUAli DIS- rendliy to tholr skillful troat- . FISTULA ANP UEOTAL ULCERS KiinriintucU cured vrlthout puln or dutuntlon ru"yiUBOOELE ) AND VAUICOOELE permanently - nontly nnd luccessfully ouroil In every case. SYl'HILIS. GONOKUIIEA , GLEET , Spor- inatorrlieii , Boir.limt Wenltnoss , Lost Manhood , NtRhtEmUslnns , Dccnyeil I'.icultles , Fcmnlu Wuulment and nil dollcato disorders peculiar to cither sex poiltluily vuriiil , us well av ! nil functional disorders tliat result from youth ful foil It's or the excess of mature yenri. V I K I I \ \ \ < M uuuranicvu punnano n 11 y 01 JMO 1 Ulvlj cured , removal complete , without cutting ; , ciiustlo nr dilatation. Cures affected ut homo hy patient without a mo ment's pnln or annnyniico. . _ . _ _ _ . . . TO YOUNG AND MIDDLE-AGED MtN. PIIPU Tlio nwful effects nt AQIIP1J LUKlloarly vk'O which DrliiKs or > : aiilo wenkncss.rtostroyltiK both mlnU and hody. with all Ita 'dreaded ' Ills , pcrraanonly cured , niJQ 'R'RT'rC Address these who have tm- Ui\o. IL 1 10 pnircil tlioniselvc3 Ijy Im proper lndulK nco iitnl solitary h-iblti , which ruin both mltiil nud body , uullttluK them for buslncis. stiulv oninmrrlitKO. AIAUUIKU HEN or these entering on that happy Hfoawurotif > pnyslcnldeUUity.qulol < lj usslsted. _ _ OUR STJOOB3S Is bnsed upon fact * , rirst I'raotloal experi ence. Hocond Eve y'Case ' Isspoolnlly studied , thus starting right.ThirdMedicines nro prepared In our .laboratory . exactly to suit each case , thus c Heat It ) genres without Injury. Drs. Bdtts & Betts , 1409 DOUGLAS STREET , - - OMAHA NEB. f rfxW LATEST" MINGO TO WEAK MEN BufTerliw Jrwm Uuivllecuuf y.mthfulerron , vtilr drear , wanitiitf w * knr s lo t inuuliix l.cto..I wlfl iena valiublo trentlto < ' 11''llcl"J" > l"t ' "I1 , , . KB of I . X nrtletilan forhqnie : curr.H * - - ; - Jplondlil medical work I riouiill > rtoU rnaa who U inrrnai nnd arMHWtMl L'V sufTerlnp from ofTi'oU WBRK i'l' of Lost Manhood , Voutliful Kmirn. ' 'po ' tency and DUiniseaot Jloil cantocur ilprnianenllynni1i > rlriuolrby imr ef u l bpucldc. Ueutbyuallfuril , Hook .I'lit-.enleil for Hump. Uuacon ilodlcal Companr lit Uu < SHOWING Already in several departments New Fall Goods. In Hats the entire Fall stoclt is in , and w j i new shapes in stiff and soft hats are on sale. Our hat trade 1ms grown to immense proportions 11 ] and we have stocked up this Fall to meet this growing trade. Our assortment is bewildering ? < ' | [ i We show about 260 different styles of hats. T Our new 950 Derby is a gem far better and filler than ever before ; silk lined and wit 1 silk trimmings , perfect in every respect , and beautiful blocks. We have three different shapcjj of them , a large , medium and narrow brim. There are thousands of our customers to whom w $ couldn't sell another hat now the } ' arc soused to our95c hat , and know so well what value they1" are getting in this hat. We want new customers to try it. No hat store will match our nc\V95 $ ' hat for less than$2.For those who want to pay more we have finer grades , they range from $ i 50j , $1.75 , $1.90 , and so on up to $3. We sell none higher than { 3. It is foolish to pay more. There is no Derby mads that is worth mure than S3 , The hats we are selling at that price arc equal to Youman , Dunlap , or any other high-toned name hat , Cor which other stores charge you " or $5. BOYS' This department is filling1 up rapidly with new goods and before the opening of the schools,1 we will have our entire fall stock in. Otir Boys' ' Clothing Department is second to none in thq United States , and we do not boast when we claim that there is not a concern in jhis country that will meet us in prices. Parents who have no money to throw away come to us for theiif boys' clothing- . They can get good substantial g-arments , well made , such as boys want , at aU most one half the prices they have to pay elsewhere. Our fall catalogue is ready ; write for it. It will give you a great deal of information about clothing and other goods we keep. u. Corner Fourteenth and Douglas Streets. Our store closes at 6:3O : P. M. : : : Saturday at 10 P. M. DRS. MERRILL & MERRILL , Sl'Ef'IAMKTS l.V Chronic , Norvom , lilnnil nnd Sursloal Diseases nnd Diseases of the llyo , ISar , NOJO , Throat ami Ciiost Spuclnl fVitcnllitn tu IliAuasos of Wo men nnd Children. ThpdoctorMmvo hart jrcnri of cvpcrlonco In the liO'iiltnln of Ilroo'tlyn nn'l Xuw York , ami nr nmon ) { IU most succuaattii anil trlilclf knoivn 8ieclnllst3 la the country. 'lo Yon us mul Mlihllc-Accd Men , I.Ot Mnnhooil , Nor\otn Debility. 8i > ermi\torrlinon , Scmlnnl I.OSSOH. I'liyslfiil Dt'cny , nrl liiKfiom Imlli- cri'tlpn , producing flcc'plenMiC's , drapondcnry , pim ples on tne face , aversion lo society , ciulljr illscour- accil , Inckof oontlilenco , dull , unlit for stuilv or busi ness , nml llml Ufa a burden , Bnli'lr" , periuauuntly and > i > ccdlly curoU. lilooil nnd Slcln DNciiRpa. Sypl.llln , a dlifaio most dreadful In Its roJults , Complete1 ! crmllcntud. Gcnito-Urlnnry Surccry. GonorrhBN Gleet , Srp'.illls , lly < lrcccle , Vnrlrorelo , and Stricture , radically nnd srtfuir on roil without pnln or detention from bnslno9 , All Se.xu.nl De formities mid Impedimenta to umrrlnico successfully All Ilectal dlsea s snfolr nnrt permanently curoa. Hours , tin. m. UM8 p. in Punilii ) * , 10 till 13. N. II. Person ] nimble to visit usniny bo trcntcdnt their homes by correspondence. Me < llelnc nn < l la- utructlnnsHont ! > y express. Consiilt-itlon ftc'C Hcnil 4 cents In uluraps to Insure reply. 218 PlftfCtitll St. , Oppniltn Iloyd'tf Opera House , Oinahn , Mob. Tim I'iGUici : " 0. " Tlio figure 9 lu our dates will make n long ttay , No man or woman DOW Ilvlup will over data < locuincnt without using tbo figure 0. It itandi In the third place In 1800 , where U will remain ten years and then move up to tccoiicl ploco In 1000 , where It will rest for ono hundred yean. Thcro is another "B" w hlch hns nl.io oorao to stay , It U uiillko tlio figure 9 In our dates In the respect that Uiai \ already moved up to first place , nhcrc It will permanently rcmuln. It Is called the "No. 8" lUuli Arm Wheeler A AV'lUon Sewing Machine. The "No. 9" wns endowed for first jihco by the experts ol Euro [ > c at the TurU Exposition of 1859 , where , after a sevcrecontest with tlio leading ma chines of the world , II wns nunrdcd tlio only Grand I'rlzcglrcn to family sew I tig machines , all ethers on exhibit having received lower awards D ( gold medals , etc. Tlio French Government also recognized Itssuperlorltyby thoclccoritlouot Mr. If uthanlel Wheeler , I'resldcntof the company , \vlta tbo Cross of the Legion of Honor. Tbo "No. 0" is not nn old mnchine improved uvon , but is nn entirely nc\v iruchiuo. anil tlie Grand Prize at Pans was awarded it ns the graud' rst advance In Ecwinemnclilnc mechanism of the age. These uho buy It can test m-surui ] , there fore , of having the very latest and beet. V7HEKLEU & WILSON M'FQ CO , , 180 tiiid 187 V/nbnah Avo. , Chicago P. E. FI.ODMAN A : CO. 220 North Sixteenth Street. LECTRIC BELT ! sm ttg nr . . _ . . it arm"A F > i4 m ta on at 133 > / IWIN lKMOVH [ g CIUCTRIB BllTfoA"D6 'JV , ' , " " pen , Curi. ol L rr > llT n ikit , tlilot Irtflr , MdK olh' L * . rn.ll.uu. lurr. tl nf rl lrl ltv thrOUKh ill ITKAK I'iilTH.rcilorlnf llitm loIIKiUII > d VIIIIIHOt SHTIIINGIII kl.flrlt turrtit f > ll Uilull ) , or w , larlta fi.OiU It c tt 1IKL1 Bid uif "torj Co | .l u IK. J n > UorilciHll'tr. Irr4 In ur monllii. BtAlFd riaipblrt t ret. O. . naL .li.tL ! , CHICAQD.Ill. 5Soer.r.l * nJ NEaVOUS E BIiJTY | f'lWctkaeiiof ' Body and Mind , IL'tcU H'lMllAf B.r r.nr Xxcetui in Older Ycuof. U.bi.l , Aibl BllHI > OliralltllMlor > il. Ill" f llrt < > c4 lu'l'iiiV" ' * ! ' ' * ' Kllllt "nrHcr.T n e. n i. d > r ! H a tntlfy tnm (00UUla lllr 1aC ualH * ) Tr1l lhcM DiMrititl * * BM'kf Mt laatla fti4 vr > f ( mll ftiftle4)fr4. ) w iu ERIE MEDICAL co. , HUFFALO , N. v. riiliiM | UnlilJ dfn UtoIUiJiyi DX J BIxrUlr4IUbniiD,0 FRENCH SPECIFIC. APOSITIVEmcl ptrminest. CURE for all imitB of th URINARY ORGANS. Caret berootherticitaientfaili. Fulldlrectloaiwltheach bottlt. FrU i one dollar. Bet ilKflitnie of LL - feTAilU ForSQloByAIIDrugglati. The Omaha Medical and Surgical Institute without incrcurr. .New Ilcatorntlro Treitmont for IMS of. vital power. iVrtloi niiaoli to vi.lt us miir rj fronted nt homo by correspondence. All corcuiunlc.ill < irn ooiitldvnthl. Slallclno at liKtruiuont * ont bf mall or e.xpreia securely pricked , no ninrlti to imllcnta contunts orscmlor. Ono person il Interview prt'ferr > f Cull mirtconMiltnsorwvndlilstnrr of jour cnso , and via will iorH In plain wrapper our BOOK TO MEN HIKIJ list. Address ii | > on Private Special or Nervous IJIseisoj , LiupoLoncj , Syjiullli ( Jlon , mU Vmlcojolo , irltli queatlua Omaha Medical and Surgical Institute. V Corner Oth and Hnrni > y Streets , Omaha , v SPEAKING OF WATCHES. DO YOU KNOW THAf MAX MEYER & BRO. , A reselling moro watches than nil the rest of the Omaha Jewelers put to gether ? But no ivonder LOOK AT THEIR FJUCMSS. SOLID GOLD Fine Cell filled WITCHES American Watches as low as $15 , es for ladies or and all tlic V : finer grades oCnls.only from $25 $ up. 514,75 , would Worth double be cheap at $25 $ tlic money. Solid Silver Nickel latches , Watclics , ladies $2.50 $ , $3,75 or gents from , and $5 $ , $5.75 up. All of tlicao watch es nro EtemwlnJ- \Vatclie > , Cloclia nl era and nro vvnr . Jcwclrr ren.ilrci it ranted good UIUCM , U > eit I'rlCci. Wo will cell line Ucmcnibcr the ppactnclo ! at reduc ed ongur ( irlcesn , fowdnjra Place. MAX MEYER fc DUO. , Cor. KHh ixiul FnrnnmSt , , Oinalm , Neb NO OTJREL ! MO PAY , Dr.DOWNS 1316 Douglas Street , Omaha , Neb. DR. J E. KcGREW Specieilist , lHtiniuria ic < 1ln llio Ircnt- uiont of nil lunuf ut 1111- hoe < l , STIIK-rUUIC.nr I'oln ' In relt-lvliii Iho liluililer. MVI'Illl.ld curol InhOloW ilaji , Miln l ) | cii > QMCalnrrli nml nil Olinmci gf llio Hlood , Heart ami J.lm. Ke- mule ll cniei on rudwliliuut Indriuiii'iit * or "luc.it Iri'ur- riiunt. " iJirtiei from I lo i onljr. Wrltn fi > r clrcu * lnr | ililiiK | > urtlcuUr iibout cadi of tli uliovi > ilUi'u ' > , nml iliuirlntr ninny < if llio molt teiiiartuuluenrol , or- flee , N. K. Cor. lltli nnil Kirnaiu bin , entrance on either > tr ot , Ounua , Knt > , BR BAILEY , Graduate Dentist. A Full Set oi Teeth , on RuLbet For Five Dollars. A iii'rfi'ct nt fiiura.ntcccl. Teeth extracted without pulii or ditiiutT , iinil v < lt | out anaes thetic * , ( lull ! and bllvor Illlliigt itt lunptt niton. Ilrlil pound Crown ' \Yorlc. Troth wltu > out pixie * . AH work Murrautcd. OFFICE PAXTON BLOCK , 16TH Entrnnco. lOtli itlroot elevator. Urcacvoni lnK until 8 o'clock. QVTDUI M IQ i-'ii" l > a cured In 20 to ta * * I * i I * - ' * - ilnysb/ use ot tliomuri Tolou * iUfla Unnii-tl y. IKW.IW for a cano It H 111 notuurn , UAUTIOiI to vottliu Kcnulna rcin cJy.Vrlto or cull on f , O. Joslyu , % ) Ui ' ' y Street , OmAUa. N brikkm
