8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE:1 : TUESDAY , SEPTEMBER 2 , 1890 ,
THE CITY.
-A meeting of the Woman's Chrlsttnn
association will bo licld today , at USO :
p. m. , in the parlors of tlio young
woman's homo , 109 South Seventeenth
Btrcut.
Mrs. IT. G Lnnjjo prcEontcd a basket
of beautiful bouquets to the dorks at
Kclloy , Btigor & C'O.'B ' on tbo occutlon of
their opening .vetturiltiy. Tliosollttlo mo
mentous nml the giver will bo long ra
in cmhcrcd with pknsuro by tlio dc-
lighted recipients.
The only rollout euro for rhoutnatUm Is to
ollininato from thoblool tlionuld Unit cause *
the disease. This is thoroughly cJToctoil by
the persevering mo of Aycr's Sarsaiiarllla.
Persist until eurcd. The process may bo
slow , but the result Is sure ,
in the County Tail.
fi. E. ( JimckoiiVmsn , a settler living near
Str.it ton , an account ot whoso arrest on the
elm-go of perjury In proving gp on a land
claim his nlru.idy appeared In Tan HER , was
brought to this city yoUerday and placed In
lull to aivul t trial at tbo next term of the
United States court.
Change of life , backache , monthly Irrcsu
Inrltlcs , hot Hashes uro cured by Ur , Miles'
Nervine. J/rcosamples at ICuhu & Co. , 15th
and Douglas. _
A Kimiruny.
C. 1'nhl , a grocer at. Seventeenth and
Clurk , and 1 * . Onalistvbo resides at 513
Iv'orth Sixteenth , hud a narrow cscnpo about
1 o'clock yesterday , They were driving
north on Sixteenth street , and when near
tlio cornel' of Lcavcnwoith the horse ran
nway. At tbo eorrer of Sixteenth and
Howard tbo runaway dashed upon the shlc-
wulk , overturning tlio buggy and throwing
out tbc occupant1) ) .
They were badly shaken up and bruised ,
tut escaped a inoro serious Injury. The
vehicle was demolished.
1'c'tira' Soap is the inostclcganttoiletadjunct
Ncliranka AVcathor Crop Hidlethi.
Thoteiniioraturo of the past wcolt has been
Iclow the normal , tlio nights especially being
very cool. There has been about tlio average
amount of sunshine. Tbo rainfall has been
above the normal in tlio eastern part of the
etiito and normal or but slightly be'ow ' In the
rest ot tbostato. There has been but slight
changes In the condition of the crops during
the p.ist . vcek. Coin lias continued to Im
prove slightly In general condition , but tbo
weather 1ms been too cool for It to mattiio as
ranidlr as It should. Late potatoes and L-rass
have been much buiielltcd by tbo ruins of
the week.
Tlio ColliiiKlinm Inquest.
The In quest over the remains of Colling-
ham , who was diwncd Sunday , developed
nothing but what has been published. The
Jury rendered a verdict of accidental drown
ing.Letters
Letters found among the dead man's effects
showed that ho had two maiden sisters. . Clam
nnd Itoso , living in Providence , II I. , and a
telegram was sunk them asking for Instruc
tions as to the disposition of the remains.
K. P. O'Doimoll , la whoso employ the dead
man had been , stated that the latter had told
him lie hud once been n.arricd and bud one
chilil , but the child and mother had Jboth
died about tbiuo years iifjovhen the former
was about six months old.
Mothers will lind Mn Winslow's Soothlnc
Syrup thobeat remedy for their children. 23
cents u bottle
Koutit/.o I'liico SltleiviillvS.
O.MAII t , Nob. , August 30. To the Editor
of Tin : HUBS Your editorial on the condi
tion in which contractors leave sidewalks
when through grading , is certainly to the
point. The readers and patrons of your paper
cannot but bo thankful that you have talicn
thU innttcr up. Several years ago , nt least It
seems solongtho sidewalks were removed by
jJ\jfl grading contractor on. Spencer street in
icountso p'mr. ° . n"a Unvo not il11 bccn lclaia
yet. As frtvV crosswalks , at thojjijy : '
tion of streets Is foucuKiS W j are nouo ot
them relniil , Wo expect to continue "to
walk through the mud" this winter as wo
have for several years past. Kouut70 Place
Is well known us ono of tlio handsomest addi
tions to IHo city , but the notion of the grad
ing contractors , sidewalk inspector nnd
board of public words , has caused us to
blush -\vhen showing tlio addition to strangers.
There wore crosswalks once , but they were
removed , allowed to rot nnd probably stolen.
Is there any hope tUut they will over boro-
laldi KOUMVSU I'LACC.
The rosy freshness and velvety softness of
the skill is Invariably obtained by these who
use Pozzoui's ' complexion powder.
A Suggestion to tlio Hoard.
OMAHA , .August ao.-To the Editor of Tun
DEU : Your recent reference to the "wanton
destruction and pulling up of sidewalks that
nro still in. fair couditloii and their roplace-
jnout imdor orders of tho'sldowalk inspector , "
is most timely. There is entirely too much
of this sort of work going on , Ilepalrs arc
ordered and made vrlioro absolutely no ro-
jiairs are needed. Planks are thrown out
that nro about as sound as the now ones put
in , and they nro , It is understood , charged up
to tbo property at exorbitant rates. In tlio
outskirts of the city the disposition seems tote
to to place souio now plank in the wall : or
every lot with regard to needs. 'J'ho matter
Is left to tlio discretion of repairers ,
who , of course , work in the interest
of the contractor , and got in as many
as they can. Tlieso men are not competent
judges ot the repair * needed , nnd Indeed in
many Instances the repairs show that they
are not oven competent workmen.
THE Uii : voices tlio sentiments of a largo
class of property holders when it says that
'tho hoard of public works should take this
matter in hand , and that bofoio anv sidewalk
Is condemned by tbo inspector it should also
ho slowed by a member of the board. "
Taxes are high enough In Omaha without
their Doing increased unnecessarily by greedy
contractors wlio are allowed full scope to
tcai-iip and throw asiilo sidewalks fully as
peed as that which thov put down. Let the
bo.i rJ of public works look into this matter
by following up the repairers , and they will
Had that many taxpayers have Just oauso for
complaint. ( Jirizu.v.
Hot Wcatlior and AcolOents.
Take 110 chances on hcadacbos orsanstroko
t Thlshot weather la foarfulbutif you wllltako
n few of ICraus'j'a Hoadaeho Capsules each
day you will lind the temperature will bo re
duced nnd the likelihood of sunstroke or
prostration absolutely counteracted. For
sale by all druggists ,
Tlio Solid Sntitli
Is solid on the gro-xt "German Remedy. "
Telegrams and letters are received every any
dining this heatoil term for Kr.iuso's Head-
aeho Capsules , The peoplu from that section
say they reduce the toinporutiira and prevent
sunstrokes mid headaches. For sale by all
druggists. _ _ _ _ _ _
Sun Stroke.
Uow is the tune ( , the accepted time , to prevent -
vent sunstrokes , headaches , otc. Hy reducing
tbo temperature nil those distressing evils
will bo prevented. ICmuse'a Hcadacho Cap-
sulea are ttio thing. _
One or two Krauso's Headache Capsules
taken during the diiv will prevent any lu-ad
wclio , nho attacks 01 sunstroke. All druggists
SKULIi ,
Carliek Tin-own Kroin 11 Horse
and Fatally Injured.
Leo ( Jarlick , a sixteen-year-old boy living
with his parents on Thirty-third street , near
the Dolt Hue , was thrown from hU horse on
North Sixteenth street yesterday about noon.
Ills horse bocatno frlghteuod and started to
run. It struck a wagon mid Icnoclcod Its
rider off , fracturing tlio base of Ills skull , and
bruising bin severely. Ho was taken to his
homo and a physician summoned. Tlio latter
pronounced the injury to the skull fatal , hut
thought the patient might live u day or two.
Hcadacho , neuralgia , dizziness , nervous.
ness , spasms , sleeplessness , cured by Ur.
Wiles' Nervine. Samples frco at Kuuu &
u , 15th aud JJougliu ,
BIOUI3 1'oijijiNO PI VCIS. :
Tuesday PotltloiiH Will lie Circulated
by Hco Carriers.
In order to cxpcdlto the movement to in
crease the number of polling places In Omaha
Tin : UBI : has decided to circulate petitions In
the various wards through its carriers , care
being taken that none "uut known residents
nnd legal voters shall bo asked to sign the
petitions.
Under the law no Increase in the number of
voting precincts can bo mido except a potl
tloa signed by at least fifty voters in any
ward bo presented to the cltv council.
Time is pressing. The now sub-division of
voting places must bo undo within the next
two weeks , and the registration hooks and
blanks must bo prepared la time for the now
registrars.
All leual electors are requested to assist
TUB Bun carrier boys In scouring the signa
tures of competent voters. With a little co
operation on tlio part of our Irlends the task
Will prove an easy one.
The petitions to ho presented today for
signature will nil road as follows :
FOR A DIVISION OP POLLING PUE-
CI NCI'S.
UNDEUrun T iw AT Li : IIT FIFTY nr.ccious ix
Eicu WAUIIun ltr.oinaii , : > TO
Suix Tins
To the Mayor and City Council of the City
of Omahai
Your petitioners , legal voters of the .
ward. In said city , hereby pray the mayor
and cltv council of said city to dlvido said
ward into . polling or voting dis
tricts , nnd wo hereby represent , show nnd
make it appear tnat said ward contains nioro
than four hundred (100) ( ) legal voters as ap
pears by the election returns ot the last city
election held In said ward.
Your petitioners , therefore , pray that a
sufllcient number ot polling districts may bo
created in said ward to Insure the reception
of nil votes entitled to bo cast therein at the
coming election ,
No. Name ' Sticct& lumber.
You Take No Hisk
In buying Hood's Sarwpirllla , for It Is ov-
erywhcro rccognl/cd as the standard build
ing-up medicine and blood nnrlller. It has
won its way to the front by Its own Intrinsic
merit , and has tbo largest sale of any prepar
ation of Its kind. Any honest druggist will
confirm this statement. If you dccido to take
Hood's Sarsaparilla do not ho induced to buy
anything else instead. Be sure to get Hood's
OMAHA'S SIl.Yltl'SUOOXUKS.
How They Wore Honored Sunday
Artttl'IIOOII at KUM.T.
Sunday afternoon the third annual
'fcst of the Omaha sclnictzcn fest vcrcln came
to a close In Ruscr's park. A thousand in
terested spectators ga/.ed upon the cere
monies which were carried out with an at
tention to detail never before witnessed in
Omaha.
It was a reproduction of similar exorcises
in the fatherland which conduce so much to
the pleasure or the people and Inspire in them
a llovotion to inarkmanshlp mid valor , tbo
safeguards of the nation.
Tlio shooting had bcpun on Saturday' at
noon and continued unremittingly during the
afternoon and on Sunday up to the closing
hour. At that tinio tbo sun was sinking in
the west and a gentle wind was playing
among the trees.
On the range the members of the verein
formed in line and to the martial strains of
the Union Pacific bnad mulched to the open
dancing floor , where they formed a
hollow square. On the west side
President William Much mounted a chair
wl ilo in front of him stood a table. Beside
the table stood Louis Hclmrod , the secretary
of the association. Behind him stood Mr. M.
Kopp who held communication with n win
dow In the inclosed dunce hall in which Mr.
William Scgclko was visible.
Thu president , in German , eloquently and
fclicltlously set forth thoobjeet of the gather
ing and announced that the King prize had
been awarded to Mr. Fred Puller who was
thus styled the king of the fest.
This announcement was received with
Mr. Fuller Immediately advanced to the
ibloanclwas invested with a large , broad
cd silk sash trimmed with gold , the front
> earing a beautiful cmbvoiucry of oak leaves
ogether with the following Inscription also
u embroidery , the work ol the fair hands "of
diss Augusta Pomy :
"Ehro prcls , fur den Omaha schuctzcn
ercin , von Augusta Pomv , IbSS. "
Tills was placed upon the shoulder of the
> Ig man by little Lucy Maim , daughter of
ho president , who at the same time pinned
t , with the golden medal which accompanied
t.
t.Mr. . Fuller was then raised upon the
boulders of County Treasurer Snyder ami
li. Paulson and berne to the range. On the
return tilp. Messrs. F. Mengnilot nnd AV.
IJutt carried the SUO-nound mortal. His ro-
ura was greeted with another "alarum , " af-
er which W. F. Stocckor passed around a
leaker brimming with wine , from which
Kich member sipped some of the sparkling
iquor.
Mr. Fuller was decorated with the mag-
lillceat J. E , Uoyd medal , which ho Had won
is tlio best shot , making a score of 170.
The other awards were then made , the
: irizes being handed from the dance hall by
\Icssrs , Segelko , Kopp and Ileimrod to the
irrsldcnt , who in turn handed them to the
winners. When well known people were
called , the president niado remarks pertinent
: o the individual and occasion , and the
jestowal of the prize was greeted with the
: riple cheer , "Er loho hoch , " and the ' 'alarum"
l > y the band. This was especially with
Jhrls Wuethricli , ex-president of the verein :
\V , F. Stoecker , with his breast decorated
with medals , indicative uf former triumphs ;
EdWittlg , who walked off with a magnill-
cent cartridge box ; AYllham Seirelko , Louis
Ileimrod , who won a fruit dish ; Anton
Pokorny , who drew a sheep , which ho didn't
claim ; I'oterCioos.whodlspltiyed his clmmplon
ten-pin medal ; Julius Is'agl , who walked
oil with a numaillreut chair and a fine cash
prUo ; Adam Snyder , who won n smoking set ,
Judge Ucncke , whoso award was a fruit dish
and a pair of vases , and Councilman IHumcr ,
wlio won a gun.
The other pti/cs were as follows :
iimr..v scnmiin.
First , Fred Fuller , the J. E. Bqyil medal ;
second. II. Uusch , ; . " > and reading stand ;
third , William Mach , ? ' . " ) and lamp ; fourth ,
Hans Peterson , lady's gold watch ; fifth ,
Julius Nagl , mentioned above ; sixth , George
Kuril : silver water set ; seventh , A. J.
Stockman , ditto ; eighth , Charles ( Jottsch ,
harness and whip : ninth , F. H. Hcftt , tea
set ; tenth , AVilliam Krug , tea
set ; eleventh , F. IBhnncr , men
tioned above : twelfth , AV. A. llutt , fur robe ;
thirteenth , M. ICopp , maiitol clock ; four
teenth , O. Wuethridi , fruit stand ; fifteenth ,
Peter Ooos , water set ; sixteenth , \V. F.
Stooekcr , framed 310 ; seventeenth , Chas.
Metz , $10 ; eighteenth , F. Mcngodot , 110 ;
nineteenth. Henry Huscr , carving set ; twen
tieth , Kd. Paulsen , fruit stand ; twcnty-llrst ,
Charles Hasinussen , carving set ; twenty-
second , F. Schroedcr , knives and forks ;
twenty-third , Claus Matthls , album ; twenty-
fourth , Charles Storz , largo beer mug ; twen-
ty-llfth , Henry Soldier , flower vase ; twenty-
sixth , Adam Snvder , smoking set ; twenty-
seventh , Hans Lamp , easy chair ; twenty-
eighth , William A'osa , silk umbrella ; twenty-
ninth , AV. Segelko , biiddlo and bridle ;
thirtieth , Asmus .losten , framed $5 ; thirty-
first , F. Oobauer , target rifle : thirty-second ,
( iiistiivo lleneko. fruit stand ; thirty-third ,
Louis. Hclmrod , silver plcklo castor ; thirty-
fourth , A' . Duhipcrt , castor ; tlilrty-lUth ,
Clans I'.ihl , beer mug ; thirty-sixth , Ed.
Wittlg , cartrldpobox ; thirty-seventh , A. 1'a-
korney , paddock bhcop ; thirty-eighth , II.
Richards , plcklo dish ; thirty-ninth , Fred
, mounted Knight.
Flrat pilzo , OcorRO Karl , gold medal nnd
f5 ; second , Claus Matthls , gold modal and
tl ; third. W. F. Stoeckor , gold medal and
M ; fourth , Chris AVuothrlch , gold medal and
$ . ' .r > 'J ; fifth , Huns I/iinp , trold medal and Si ;
sixth , Julius NiiKle , and $1.50 ; seventh ,
William ICrug , gold medal nnd § 1 ; eighth , F.
H. Heft , gold medal nnd 75 cents ; ninth , F.
Schroeder , gold medal and 50 cents ; tenth ,
Kd Paulson , gold medal and 'J5 cents ;
eleventh , Hans Peterson , gold medal ;
twelfth , Charles , Oottsch , gold medal.
MASK SCIIEllIB.
First prize , Judge J. R. Clarkson , 54 out of
a possible- ) , J15 ; second , C. Wuothrlch , 6a
polnti , SID ; third , William Mach , 5'J iwlnts ,
? d ; fourth , Huns Peterson , 50 points. T ;
fifth , Fred Fuller , 48 points W ; sixth , Win.
Krug , 47 points , M ; bovcnth , F. Mungadot.W
poluU , ? t | eighth , II , A , StocUmau O poluU ,
M { ninth , John Petty , 45 points , f2 | tenth ,
Peter Ooos , 43 points , ( I.
voi.its pciiEinn.
First prize , Herman IIockmnn.tlG ; second ,
J. .1. Ilnrlow , 10 : third , Judge J. II. Clark-
son , V > \ fourth , Hans Peterson , (3oO ; fifth ,
John Petty , (1.
These prizes were donated by merchants
In the city. _
Talk about foreign champagnes , try Cook's1
extra dry ; It is superior to two-thirds of the
Imported wines.
1002. Sixteenth nnd Fnrnnm streets Is
the now Hock Island ticket olllco. Tick
ets to all points east at lowest rutoa.
iiitoiu : JAILI.
A I'enhcntlnry Illril 3InKes Ills
ICseapo at Mglit.
The first Jail-breaking that has occurred at
the county bastllo went upon record lit about
9 o'clock Sunday nlglit , when It was discover
ed that U. C. Johnson , one of the smoothest ,
most exncrlcnccd nnd daring confidence men
la the country had flown.
The details of tlio escape as well as the
fact Itself are stubbornly withheld by the
authorities lit immediate charge , but have
leaked out through another source.
Having gotten hold of akulfo or a small
tool of sonio kind. Johnson succeeded In tak
ing the lock off his cell. Once In tbo corridor
ho found a "cubbv hole" that had been loft
unguarded , and that let him next to the roof.
Then ho discovered a mnnholo iu the roof
which had been left unlocked.
Halslngup the cover , it was the work of
but a moment to draw himself up on the roof ,
then to drop down from Ihe roof onto tlio
ground and the.i take to his heels.
As soon as the escape had been discovered
or at about 11 o'clock two hours later the
police were notified.
The gentleman now at liberty -was bound
over to the district court some oix or eight
weeks ago for conlidcncltig n farmer out of
& > 0 in cash. Ho had been identified by his
victim , and the other evidence against him
w.v ? conclusive , nnd consequently Mr. John
son was bright enough to sco that all ho had
to look forward to was a term in the peni
tentiary. Ho is about forty years old.
qulto tall , rather slender and were n full
though not particularly heavy bc.ird. Ho
has ono of the most Innocent , unsophisticated
cxpicsslons of conlldenco and Is calculated to
ply his nefarious business with success.
Tailor Miller completed his term of ofllco
nnd left the Jail Saturday evening at 0
o'clock. His successor , Pat Lynch ,
attempted to pull the wool over Tin : Biu
man's ' eyes by a denial that the cscapo ban
occurred , this also In the face of the fact that
he had told the pollco all about it.
Miles' Nci-ie and tilver Pills.
An Important discovery. They act on tbo
liver , stomach and bowels through the
nerves. A now principle. They speedily
euro biliousness , bad taste , torpid liver , piles
and constipation. Splendid for men , women
nnd children. Smallest , mildest , burest. ! ! U
doses for 25 cents. Samples frco at Kuhn &
Co.'s , 15th and Douglas.
The only railroad train out of Omaha
run expressly for the accommodation of
Omaha , Council Bluffs , Dos Aloinos and
Chicago business is the lioek Island
vci-tlbuleil limited , leaving Omaha at
IrltVp. m. daily. Ticket oflleo 1002 , Six
teenth and Farnam ts. Omaha.
Census Taking in India.
The London Daily News thus ex
plains some of the dililuultics of census
taking in India : "Tho preat tliflleulty
with the Indian population id not to
much to prevent falbo returns as to pre
vent falsa and ridiculous notions about
the motives of the government. Millions
of people nro ignorant enough to believe
that ono object of tlio census is to pro
cure lists of pursons eligible for sacrifice.
There nro multitudes of pconlo who lio-
liovo that every great public work-
bridge , hnrrucKti , railway , cniial is
started with a propitiatory biierillco of
human life to the ( jods. Perhaps the
most general impression is that tlio
census is u taxing trick. Not the least
intorestinf , ' portion of the ccn ys of"TSif {
will bothatyhlch. deals with/tho child
widows and child wives , of whom there
are many millions in India , nnd who are
to bo the subject of the next { jreat legis
lative reform. In England the question
of ages will be a delicate point. In India
it will bo the question of names , and the
ordinary native Indian hoiiboholder is
pretty btiro to reboiit ns a mortal insult
inquiries about the female members of
the family. "
It inpertorerccloneoprovm ! In mlllloniof homes
for more than n rimm | > r of n century. It Is nml 1'T
the United Stntos > ; cv rnme t. Kndorsoil t > j the
lirnii of llio urcnt univcrsllk-s ni tlio Htronirost ,
l > uri't nml.Most Ilo-Utliful. Ir 1'ilco'n Cream llak-
InK 1'omlGr doe * not contnln auimonlii. llios or mum.
Boldonlr In rani ,
1'iurn IIAKINO rovvDKU co. ,
Now Tork , Chlcnzo. Sun " 'mnciaco , St.Ix > uli
AMUSEMENTS.
BOVI ) .1IIAVNIIS , Mnnauori
Mc srt. Iloycl & Hnynos would respectfully
liiebciit for the upon Ins : of the
thvlrlioii',0 the
w. a ? .
Which Is unqucstlonnbly
fatrongoat conilu opc'rii ur
in Ainerlga ,
IN TIIK FOLLOWING KfilT.TOlUE
Moiiduy. Wcdncstlny Alutlnconiul Trhlny.
"Tlio Urui
Tuesday Evening and Saturday Matlnro .
. . . . . . . . -.S'aiion"
AVctlncstlay . . . i .
. -Tho yucen'b Lace HiiiilUvruliic : ( "
Thuistluy . "Krinliilo"
Sutimlny . "Dorotliy"
Seats are Now on Snle at Regu
lar1 Prices.
The Grand To-Niflht ,
KI51DPJVT M
- 1NTIIU -
Firemen's Daughter ,
Popular I'rlccst reserved souls , S.tc , 35i > , J Wo
Dime Eden
WIM < hAWMni. MANAGEIl.
CORNER 1ITH AND FARNAM STS , OMAHA.
QllMi"Sois , Little Annie Kelson , Soubrctte.
l-IOWJ-xKTTH TRIO.
OroU'xiuo Stark \Vlro i'urfortueri.
Orio Oimo AclmlLQ Lo All.
As ai Rule ,
Itls best not to attempt lo rtmctlycostlrc-
ness by the use of imllno or drastic pmga-
tl cs. Wlioiiftcatlirtrtlotncdlclnc Ijnecdcil ,
tlio most promptiaml bcnaflelal \ Ayct's '
rills. Tliulr ciTcct Is to restore the tegular
action of the bonds , without weakening
them , liclngsugar-coated , thcso 1'llls retain
tlieirnicdlcltullniies for a long time , mid
ore easy to take.
"I can recommend Aycr's rills above nil
others , having lougjproud tliclr vnluo M a.
cathartic for myself and tomlly , " J.T. llm ,
Lclths > llle , I'a.
. "In 18J8 , by the advice of n frlcntl , I bcpn
tro use of Ajcr's Tills as .1 icinody for bll-
lousnuss , constipation , hlBh fevers , anil
colds. They scnetl me better than any-
tlilnt ; I had jncvloiuly tried , and I luve used
them In attacks ol thnt sort ever sluce. "
11. W. Hursli , JuUsonla , Ark.
- Ayer's Pills ,
rntrAUED ny
DR. J. 0. JVYEB & CO. , Xowoll , Mass.
Sold by all Uealers In Jlcdlclncs.
"THIS 13 AN AGE CF APOLLINARIS WATER. "
\ \ ' < > ltrr.VMM / .
WHEN YOU ORDER
APOLL1NARIS
BEWARE OF IMITATIONS ,
T/ie ivcll-Kimvn lrcllow Labels of
the Apolh'naris Company , Limited , are
protected by Perpetual Injunctions of the
Supreme Court.
Beivarc of dollies tearinghe genuine
Apolh'naris labels but rc-filid with a
spurious article.
LOOK AT THE C-ORK ,
vhicfit if genuine , h branded with the
name of the Apdlinaris Company ,
J.iu'tcit , and the words "Apollinari'
JinsHittti" around an anchcr.
GRATEFUL-COMFORTINQ
EPPS'S COCOA
BREAKFAST.
"Bv n ttiorouvh knowlolk'o of tlio nntiunl ln\vi
which KOvurntliudperiitluiis of dlk'olloii nml nutri
tion , nnilby nraruliiliiiipllcatlonuf the line proper
ties urni'll pflcctoil Cocon. Sir. Kppi lins iirovldcil
ourbrcnl < rii ttilito9nltliailollr.itul3Mlnvoroil limcr-
ncti which niiiv mivn tm ni.'inir liiMirv ilnctnr * ! ! lilll > 4. It
Is by tlio judicious u-c of nuch nrticlot of tltot that n
consttullun ! m.iv ticcrntlunllv tiullt up until ptrunn
onouislitorc"l t OM'ry temU-ncy to ilHun'O. llun-
( IrctH of sutitlo innl.ullcH nro lUutlnt ; arounduivaily
tonttiuk wliirvverthcrulia iiolnt.Vo miy
i' rnH | ! ninny n fatnl nhift by kcctiliiKourHClfCi ncll
furtlllcl wltli | > uruhiu ! ( < lnnil a properly nourished
frninu. ' Civil Horvlcu Cinietto.
Minlrtlmiily wlthbolllnKnnttcr ormllk. Sold only
In Iitilf punrul tlim. by groccre , Libuluil tliiini
I'PI ' A/ nlloinu'ouathleClii'mlsts \
L\
LlU.j Loudoti. England.
BF YOU HAVB
Aocr.c .s.
TIM ; ItOWKI.tt. MOUECNTOIA < 'II uuU
jtn.1II\l : : If your 'oo < ; < Ioci nut uk
eliiillutouuclyoixliavouo uppctitc.
Wlllonrc tlii'so troul > los
li-lce JMc. uox.
a vlsuroiiH IxxJy , ( icr
SOLD
GRAY'S SPECJF-IC IVIEJJICINE.
- - 'TllE UllKAT , . - . ! . , . . , . , . . _
K.VOMSH HUM-
IIV. All inifiitl-
Inir euro for rfem-
Innl WoiVn < MS ,
nil disease's tlrit
follow tn a KO-
ijuonci ) of Holf-
nbti * < c ! ns Loss
. . . . . . . of Memory. 1'nl-
Pulnln tlio llarlt , Dliiinc'i of Vision. I'rcmaturoOM
AKC , nr.d innny otlior < H O.IMOI tlint leml to Insanity
or ro > i tiintlon | anil n [ iremnturc f.'r.ivo *
JIT1 nil pirtlciilim In ourinmplilct , wliloh wo tlo-
'Iroto semi frooliy mull to uvcry onu. JiyTlrjSiio-
cltlc Jletllclna IH "did nl 51 per pncltnife.or slxpick-
nticsfor to , or will bo aant freu by mall on rccil | > t of
the monoby iiddrcH lni ;
THE GOODMAN DntJG CO. ,
1110FAUXAM STUKKT , OMAHA , Nic .
Oniicfoiint of ( ( innterfulu wo have udoptcJ the
yellow wrapper , tlio only cunulnu.
LLAHLIHliOCEAH STEAMERS
Passagoto and from Croat Britain and all
parts ol Dirope. Montronl-Uvercool rcuto , by the
waters olSt. Laurence , shortest olall. ( Jlnecow to
Moatou , to Philadelphia. Liverpool to and from
Ualtiinorv. Tl.lrty Stonrners. ( 'lnia oxcclslor.
Accommodntlnns tintnrpasEicd. Weekly sailings.
A J\ai .t 4IO. . Gen. West.As'ti. .
C.I. Sundell. Mincer. 112 LiHaUa St. , Chicago , U. .
GLASGOW , LONDONDERRY , BELFAST
DUBIJN , LIVERPOOL & LOKDOM.
FKOM NEW 10IIK EVEIt ? TIIDHSDA7.
Cabin Passage S3R to S50 , accordln. ) to location d
stateroom. Excursion $83 to $95.
Bteornco to nml trnm Knropo utl/owest llntc ] .
AUSTIN BALDWIN &CD.Gneral , Agents.
63 Rroadway , NEW YORK.
Jno , RloEcn , CciiorulVistcMn Agent , 12
Itumlolph i-trect , t'hicagoiluiry E. Moore ,
Jos. L'anno.
Lararcitt Tuite t and Flnchf , In tlie Worldt
I t f incur iT * > niniitttitjn unenclleJ.
HEW YORK , LOXaOMDERRY AND GLASGOW ,
ETHIOPIA , A .sa | DKVONIA , Sept. 13.
KL'UXKSSIA.Sepl. B. | ClIlCASSIA.Sopt. 91.
NcwYorlt , Qaoonstown anil Liverpool ,
The Cetobrntoa I Sept. 20111. Oct. ISlh.
CITV OF IIOJIB. I
SALOON , SECOKD-GIASS AND STEERAGE
rntcs onloweLlifrtimtu an < l front th Tirlndpnl
tCOTCH , ENCIISH. IRUH IAD RU CORIIItNlH POUTS.
Uicurilontlckvti rmlucul , nimte u\MI liln to return
-
Koittliorlrtlmnl Mioleuorni'nnllnr.
CIRCULAR LETTERS OF CREDIT AND DRAFTS
ot ] o * it curtt'iit mtop Ai > t lv tr > any or our lutal
> eenlior to HENDIERQON BROS , , ChlCORO.
l.ncal ncrnts tit Ornahn : Harry U Mnore
flinrlcs MareH. W. F. Vuill , U. I1. Jleuol , C'ltt-
ieu'ri lluuk. Otto Wolf
Spocieilist ,
In umurpniicil In tlio treit-
luunt of nil form ! uf I'll I -
VA'l'K lIMKASI , lKBt.Miin
hooil.bTKILTUHK , or pulii
In rclxlvlnit tlio lilmldor.
BYPIII1.1S curoil ln ; to.'JJ
ilavn. Akin ll ) onioi , Cutnrrli
nml nil lll cnc > of tlio
Illooj. Henri n < vll.lver Kn-
iiinlelHBOincicurCil wllliout
ItiMrtininniior "local trent-
incnl. " l. dlus from J lo 4
onlyVtll3 ( ur ilrcn-
lnrjtlvliiL'p.irtlrul irilibniit
I'neliuf tlio nliovo illnuno'i ,
( IIK | rlionliu imnr of Iliu
moil ruiuirkiiblocnrui. Of
fice , N. 13. Cor. Hll > , i"l Karnnm 8W. , cnlrnnco on
etllicr lrocl , Onialm , > eu. " _ _ _ _ _
TO WEAK
nil R vilimlo tie.tiw I > l'1.lil1coll 'l
ptrllculun fir honio cury.l'lll.1 ! of rnari { .
rlvudlil mcdlul wurkt ithwirt ten-nil by ' 'ry
Ufl'IHIftt ' l , Ailiir
nml '
in a who U Ufrvtun
STOCI
Is now ready and on our tables. We arc proud of it , and if you sec it you will say we have rca <
son to be. We have made great cxcrtioils to get up a stock of goods , that would be worthy ol
The Nebraska Clothing Company that will not only accomodatc our vast army of old customers ,
but also provide for thousands of new patrons. Omaha's census returns warrant us in looking
for a great increase in our business.
To people unacquainted with OUR house , FINE clothing means HIGH PRICED clothing. To
such we extend a cordial invitation to call and examine OUR Goons and How TIIKYARE MARKED ,
We are anxious to convince them that there is no need of paying exorbitant prices. We will
show them that \vc can give them as fine goods and of as good workmanship as they can gsi anivliera
and that wo can saw ? thorn considerable mousy on their clothing purchases.
The greatest saving we can show you is on Boy's ' Clothing. Nothing advertises a Clothing
House more than to sell these goods close , and for the past few seasons we have made it a rule
to sell Boys' ' and Children's Clothing at merely nominal profits. To this we attribute in a great
measure the rapid growth of our business. We shall continue the same policy this season and
will offer in our Boys' ' Department bargains which you cannot get elsewhere. For the opening of the
schools we have prepared a stock of goods second to none in the country and we promise to save younot25o
or 50c , but positively $2.00 or $3 .00 on every good suit which you need for your boy.
Open until 8 P. M. : : : : : Saturday at 1O P. M.
orasKa uotnm
Conner Fourteenth and. Douglas Streets.
DIAMONDS ,
WATCHES , Etc.
Our Bales on both DIAMONDS
and WATCHES have been UNUS
UALLY LARGE of Into , owititf to
our CUT PRICKS. Our stock of
MOUNTED DIAMONDS was pelg
tintf pretty low , BO wo have just sot i
u lartfo number of CHOICE %
STONES of OUK OWN EMPOR-
TATION , and wo oiler them at a *
SM A LL A D V A N C E AHOVK
COST. The settings comprise a
liiriio variety of SOLITAIRE nnd
CLUSTE H KINGS , SINGLE
STUDS , EAR-RINGS , BUOACIIKS
LACK PINS , PENDANTS , HAIR
ORNAMENTS. SLEEVE BUT
TONS , COLLAR BUTTONS ,
BRACELETS , N E C K L A C ES ,
LOCKETS , etc. SPECIAL DE
SIGNS OF SETTINGS made nnd
LOOSE STONES of all sis-os
MOUNTED TO ORDER. Rubies ,
Sapphires , Emeralds. Pearls , nnd
all other piccious stones , mounted
and loose.
OUR GREAT SLAUGHTER
SALE of WATCHES is still in
progress.
SOLID GOLD WATCHES for
Lsiaics at $15 , $120 , * 1 > 5 , fciO $35 , S10 ,
$15 , & )0 , nnd umrard.
GENTLEMEN'S SOLID GOLD
\VATU7IKS. \ of.Ul . ( kindS , from 8i5
up to the linost grades ( Elgin , Wal-
tlmni , IToward , etc ) .
LADIES' and GENTS' FINE
GOLD FILLED \VATCIIKS.
American movements , warranted
from 1" to UJ years , only S14.75 ;
worth' and upward.
SOLID SILVER WATCHES ,
$ o.7o. $8 , $10. $1U , $15 nnd up.
NICKEL WATCHES , $2.50 , 6 .75
anil S5.
SOLID GOLD CHAINS AND
LOCKETS ; ROLLED PLATE
CHAINS AND CHARMS sold at
REDUCED PRICES to purchasers
\Vntclies during this sale.
5.000 FINE SOLID GOLD FIN
GER KINGS from $1 to 10 each.
Repairing a Specially.
NOTICE Strangers visting the
city are respectfully invited to call
and tu.lto a look through our estab
lishment , whether wishing to pur
chase goods or not.
MM MEYER
& BR.O. ,
Sixteenth and 1 ? arnani Streets.
THIS
The figure 9 In our dales will make n long
No man or woman now living will over date a
jocmnentllhout vising tlio ftgura 0. It ttanih
In the llilrd place In 18flO , wlwro It will remain ten
years mid then move up to bccond placa In IflOO ,
whore It will rest for ono hundred years.
Tlurc Is nuothcr"0" lileh Iui3 nlsocomo to stay.
It U unlike tlio nguroOln our duti-s In tlio respect
thnt It has already moved up to first place , when
It will ] iurmuiiGUlly rcrauln. It U called tlio "No.
9" High Arm Wheeler \Vilson ScwhiR Machine.
The "No. 0" was endorsed for first plico by the
experts ol Europe at the I'urU Exposition of 1SE9 ,
when1 , of Ur n severe contest with the IcnJlni ; ma
chines of the uorld , it wns nwariled tlio only
Grand 1'rizc Riven to family ccwitii ; machines , all
ethers on. exhibit ImvluK received lower awnrda
Of gold incda'is , etc. Tha French Government
also recognized llssuperiorlty by thedecorat Ion ol
Mr. Nathaniel Wheeler , 1'resldi'iit of the company
with the Crois of thu Legion of Honor.
Tto "No. 0" is not on old mnchlno Improved
uon , but is nn entirely ucw machine , and llie
GranJPrUeat P'lna as n ardeditas tliuercnd
cst advance In scwinc machine mechanism of the
nRO. Tlioso wlio buy It can rust assured , there
forej ot buying the very latest aud bct.
\VI1CELT.II & WILSON JI'F'O CO. ,
185 and 187 V/abn h Avo. ,
P. E.FLO DM AN & CO.
220 North Sixteenth Street.
lotnr ilicv 111 iii * Liiititl rutr > All , fi t.
- | iItftUMlttmlti il % Tricy *
' ' " " * ' " ! f
0. It. dlifJ' f" . Jrr't &
, m W. Wfi .m M ( h > H' f" tear
a\r < l , helm ( . it mM'i rfVi ! t
it. 5 * uifttv u i in lh verlJ *
' , Lawyer. 1131 Dearborn ht.
AdOOUHIC'll yours1 huccuiiilul pniolco
Advlcu I'luu ! no iiubliclty , t-pculul fucllltics
u mixiiy btatcs ,
The Omaha Medical and Surgical Institute
Korllio trcitmcnt of nil CItllONIO AND SUIintf VL 1)13R.\.SK3 , lirnco'i , Appllnncos for deformities nnfl
Tru os. Hu t ruullltlc , ApptrntiM nnil ItcmiMtlnj for flucfMsfiil troittnont of every form or dln'Mao ro *
qnlrlng incillcalor 8iirtlcnllrontmimt. OS 15 HUNDIlKt ) AN'I ) TWIJ.Vrv-KIW HOO.MS KOIl l-ATIKNTS.
Itoiinl nml Attendance. Host noco'innolitloiis In thivruitVrlto for clraulara on l > uurniltlo ( < imil llrncoi.
without mercury. Now Ho'lonitlvoTrontinont for lott of vltnl pjwor. I'.irtliH iniiiblo lo vtlt us nmy ba
trt'Ttoil nl liotnn by corrciiionilimro , AHconynnnlcitloincon'Mciitl.il. Jtuillolni ) or Imtrni3)nt. ( sent by
nnillor cxpioMnccuroly pni'koil , no iniirlft toliiillcitouontontsorsornlor. Ono pcrnon.il In tcrvlow iiroforre > 1
Cull nnilconinltiM or > onil history of ) our case , nml wo will > > iM In plnln wrnpimr mir 110OIC TO '
ritDK upon I'rlvuto special or NorvuujlJlsojsoj , liupolunoy , a/phlllsOloot , iinj Vartcocolo. wltli uuoatWU
list. AdJrcss
Omaha Medical and Surgical Institute.
_ CgruPx2th.and.IItii'iioy Streets , Omaha , Nobi-nska.
Gome and
See Us.
AND GIVE US THE PLEASURE OF
SHOWING YOU THE FINEST ASSORT
MENT IN OUR LINE THAT WE HAVE
EVER PLACED UPON OUR TABLES.
RECOGNIZING THE FACT THAT OMAHA
ISCOMINGTO THE FRONTANDTHAT
THE BEST IS NONE TOO GOOD FOR
OUR CUSTOMERS , WE HAVE TIHS SEA
SON GIVEN PERSONAL SUPERVISION
TO THE SELECTION OF OUR STOCK
FOR THE FALL TRADE. WE HAVE ES
TABLISHED RELATIONS WITH SOME OF
THE LEADING HOUSES IN EASTERN
CITIES , AND ARE NOW PREPARED TO
FURNISH GOODS OF THE HIGHEST
GRADE IN FABRIC AND FASHION. WE
SHALL DURING THE SEASON BE IN RE
CEIPT OF SOME EXCLUSIVE
STYLES AND NOVELTIES MADE EX
PRESSLY FOR US ,
OUR MEDIUM GOODS CAN BE RELIED
UPON AS THE PRODUCTS OF WELL
KNOWN MANUFACTURERS , ANDWHILE
WE DO NOT PROPOSE TO "SELL AT A
SACRIFICE , " ( WHY SHOULD WETHOSE )
V/HOBUY / OF US SHALL BE GUARAN
TEED THE WORTH OF THEIR MONEY
Milferlnn from . . . .
MEN v. -
\Afl77T ] f of I.obt .Munhooil ,
Vu r vMrvoiit HrrnrH , liutio-
* * * ll * tfiiuu Disunion of Men
cunbo riireil po niuncntly nml iirlrntuly by our HVI-
niil f-ix.'dllu. hunt liy mull fur tl. lli > ukiuntt ( < > ul ( l )
for damp. Ucnion MeillcalCompanv 117VusUhu -
toiiHtrect , Iloiton , Jims
DRS. MERRILL & MERRILL ,
SI'EriAMSTS IN
Clironlr , Ncrrom , lllnnil nnd Snnlcal Dlicaici nnj
DlHcMSi'H of llio iyo : , ICiir , Noie , Throat nnj Cliost.
Special Attention to Dificnuo * ol' Wo
men nnd C'lilldrcn.
Thndorlors liayn lind ynnrs of experience. In tin
liOHpltalH of llrupklrn nml Nmr Vurk. nn > l nronmonii
Iliu moat BiiceuMJful uiiJ widely known specialists la
the country ,
'lo Vdium nml MlddlC'Acoil TMen. V
Lost Mnnhooil , N'orvotis Debility. Bcrmntorrh | fr , - < i .
FuniliKil IjDSHOH , I'liynluul l > cay , nrlNfni ; fr ( > rn Indi * J .
crctlon , imiiliiclnii HluiMilufiini-iti , despoiiilCjl >
\iut \ ] on tnof.ico , avernlon tuioutoty , onslly di' t
iiued , liickof c-onlliluiue , ( lull , unlit fur sluil/r )
null , nnd llniU llfo u Lurden , safely , pcriiA/-
unit Bpuudlly cnrvil. r
lllood nixl Skin Diitonfioa. * *
Bnihllli , n illscnin inuat dreadful In IU result ! ,
complululy eruillcatod.
( Jen llo-Urlnnry Siirticry.
nonorrhn1. Uloot , Hrplilll' , Ilyilriicoli ! , Vnrlcocola ,
nnd Utrlcturo , radically nml Biifuiy cured wlthnui
jialn or detentlun from buHlnu s , All Boxunl 1 > 8 *
ioriulllunanil liapetllmentalo marrlngo iiicccjutully
removed.
/U Hoclal dlicasnn tafoly nnd permanently euro ] .
Huiirx.'Ja . till 8 p. in Sunday * , 10 till I. .
N. II. I'emons nmiblo to vlalt us ninr bo treator ] At
their honioi by corri'Hponilcnco , MomclnnianU In *
BtructlnniHuntby oxpruxa , ( 'oniult'ktlon frco.
Henil 4cvnta In Btiiium | to Insuruiuply ,
1118 Fifteen i h ST. , OpposUo Iloytl's
Opcrn House , Omaha , Ncu.
PRINCIPAL POINTS4 !
EAST , V/EST ,
NORTI-I and SOUTH
1302 Farmm Stroot.
HARRY P. DEUEL ,
Olty PaesooKor and Tlokot
C V P H I I I Q (1 ( * > t'o ' rcil In 20 toCCk > ' 1
-1 * rmilO ( Inynby use ofthoinar1 1
vulontMiiRlo Huniody , * jW.UO ( for uoiitu it nil *
nototiro. OAUTION t" KutthuKuiiulnu rem-
tdy. Wrltuur cull on 1O. . Joslyii , 2013 Hw-
nty Slreut,0nmlia. Nubrusku.