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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE , FUIDAT , SETTESLBEE 20 , 1890.
THE CITY.
The Ijnnlc clearings yesterday
amounted to 8025,7011.02.
Major Cashing- leaves for Texas on
Saturday or Monthly to bo gene cno and
I > osHi % tvo weeks.
The tcrarcrnliirojosLorday ns rcportcil
liy thosltiniil cilice WUH us follows : Eight
o'clock ' , 5-ls ; 31 o'clock , 53 = ! 2 o'clock ,
7 = - .
District Attorney Baker will RO to
Cliadron today to piosocuto J. N.
Thompson , who Is under lu-rcat for sell-
JDff lliiorto ( | Indians.
A ermollno Ulizo shoitly before noon
cnllcutho ( Icinirttnont to the residence
d Mr. Konnaul on Nineteenth Mwc-on
JtodgoundC'apltol avenue. Tlioburn-
Inpf stove wns throtm out of doors before
rnucli dninaga was done.
Theodore-"Wolf , the Sixteenth street
jeweler , KIVH that lie Is not an njjentof
the Sams'jewelry ' company , but that the
swindler who ( , 'ot the -witch from litm
jesterilny represented that ho was nn
nffontof that concern.
John Frank , ton. of Mr. and El 3 , P. A.
Parson , ngc-d four jcarsnnd four mouths ,
died yesterday sit ' .Thirty-third nnd
Lull * Htrcots. The remains will be
buried this afternoon nt 2 o'clock
In Fores tLiuvncomotery.
Tlioro will 1w a mooting of th.o "West
ern nrt association at the LI tit rigor gallery -
lory this ovcniii } . ' at 8 o'clock to
arranuo matters -pertaining to the fall
exhibition , and the members will have
tlio rileawiro on this occasion o mooting
Mr. Hoyden.
Tuto Nufjont , Albert Mxwlsscv , Prod
Fislicr and Dan Thotnpaon , the four
young men who took LlurtVilUlns1 \
norfeo and buggy on Tuesday night and
ran It about the city , ruining the buggy
before tlioy were apprehended , vcro
tried In pollcocourt yesterday and sent
to tlio county jail. INugcnt pot sixty
days and Iho other thrco got thirty days
cacli ,
It towith , tlio greatest confidence that
Hood's ' Sarsnparillnls recommended forloss
of iiMioUtc , Indigestion , slclc headache , and
similar troubles This medicine pcntly tones
the stomacli , ; i3lHtadlKCstlonnrid makes one
"renlhutigry. " Potions In ilclicalo hoiltli ,
nf tor taklnir Hood's KarsaparilLi a lew da.vs ,
llmlthornselvci lonflnif for nnd eating the
plainest food -with unexpected iclish.
WAV E.VXKXD ALOXCr Till ! IjlXE.
TlioU. lSMltelwieti's Strike Cousia-
erctl liy tlioAiiuxlpniiiatcl Unions.
There Isovcryprospcctthrittho Union Pa-
clflon'illhavocoiisidcralto troubloall along-
the line as a remit of tlio switch men's strike
novt on. hi the company's yards at Denver
wbcro IGOmcuaro out.
Tlio troublolsonoof longstanding. Some
months ago thoswltchmm obcctcdto | the as-
Blatant general yurdinastcr , lllcharJ Burns.
I'hccomphlntof tlio men was favorably re-
ccl-Nccl and Bums removed , llowas after
wards reinstated but was njjalu removed ten
du.js am. A.ft r this removal ( Jen-
'
oral Jtatmper' I reclc stated to an
Associated 1'rcsi reporter thafc lie
was satisfied that Hums haclnot Uoii work-
Ingfor the best interests o the company ami
tli tilth a removal -would bo pcriiiJinciit.
Tuesday , however , an order was Issued reinstating -
instating Bums and requiring the men. In tlio
yniih tosigu nn ngicoincnt to work for the
best interests of the company and toiiotheeO
thociTorts of outsiders who were trying to
create dissatisfaction ainonp : \vorkmcn. .
Q'ho men refused to comply withtuouev ?
order and work in the yards was tied up and
.business so lar as the Union Pucitlo is con
cerned , blocked.
Local switchmen have received but
meagre reports , butaro discussing the situa
tion thoroughly. At nn Informal mcetinfi
lieiJ yesterday tlio matter was discussed ,
butno tlellnito action was decided upon , The
men state , however , that If tlio Denver
switchmen nro In the right , the federation of
Union I'aciliocniployeswHl undoubtedly tnlco
n liand in the light so far ns is necessary to
protect the workmen in their rights.
( Jcneral Manng-crllolcombls out of the city
nnd will not , return until Saturday. In his
absence nothing will boJonoat headquarters
concerning Mr. Mcok's action.
NoteH ( ! Person a. K
Comptroller Mlnlc of the Union Pacific is
In the city.
( Jcneral 1'assengerAgent Francis of the 31.
&M. v-,111 bo home fro in Denver today ,
Charley Mares , for years aposscngeraKont
attlio Union i'acillo depot , li.is return m from
o. three months' visifcfa .Bohemia and Aus
tria , Ito spent most of his time at CarUbad ,
General I'rciglit Agent Miller ami Vice
President George B. Harris of the Chlcnpo ,
Burlington AQninoy. lioth cx-geiicraJ freight
agents of tlioU. AAI.aro inthoclty. They
aroon rou to ho mo fro in a trip over tlio com
pany's western Lines.
Franli Biueo has boon annolntod master
mechanio of tlio Kansas' 'division to succeed
E1 , Mertshelmer , recently promoted to tlio
positionof iissistant superintendent of motive -
tivo powor. Mr. Bruco's appointment took
effect Wadncsdaj , His headquarters are at
Vrms trong , Kan.
L. M. Clicisluro of the "Union Pacific gen
eral Cix'lfjhtofllcoha been appointed travel
ing frclghtagent of tlio company uiidor 31 ,
.Johnson with headquarters atbacramento ,
Oil. Jlr. Chcshiro has earned "his promoticu
toy twelve years' faithful service in the general -
oral freight ofrlce , In the tosltion knotvn by
tlio boys in thatonico ns"C. 0. " common
cleric. rrr-.wHiig Freight Agent Cheshire
left for Sacramento this afternoon ,
Ziposltlon CollHciiin 'Jhls Afternoon.
Over 5 , 000 pcoplo delighted lustnlfflit-
Mons. iMunsulla , the ( jrcat iiorlal
nrtlst , the automatic city , beautiful art
rooms. Grand concert.A.duiisslon 25
cents.
K'lmeral.
The funeral o { Kd Wiggand.tho . suicide ,
took place from Burial's undertaking estab
lishment yesterday afternoon. 'Ihoro wore no
religious services , tlio pastor of the German
Cntnollo cliurcli declining toofllclato. Thrco
carriages lollowcil tlio corpse to tlio Cathollo
ccniotcrywhore tlio remains were Interred
in imconsecrated ground. The omjiloyesor
the bakery where " \Yigeand had formerly
worked seat n , wreath of dcllcato roses ,
tvlilch was placed upon , the coftln cml wllli
the corpse consigned to the earth.
Mrs. Mercer , mnntcurc , 4.01 Bco bldg.
A \Xt ( UXVKMKX VS.
ThoSunday attraction nt the Grand ivlU bo
"Saidl'aalwhlchis \ onoof the bcstcoinio
cpcru productions oJ the tiny , It was ar
ranged to uuiubonnd please the auditor , and
Is placed before the publlo for that purpose.
It Is said to contain so many ulrs tlatitbo-
came popular tlirouph the merry ] lnglo they
express that the nudltor h loft In confusion
to decide -which , ono Is really liked the best.
Tlio reserved snlo will open "Saturday mom-
Ing at popular pilcoa ,
Alice Ilnrrtson of "Tuo Fu1lr" company ,
Is onooC the hest known and , mostpopular
loubrcttca this country lias l-no\vn. Eight
jcarango she was a star In burlesque in San
ramclsco. Later she WM In comic opera ,
hhcasho created tlio role oC Yum Vuiulu
"TlioMilcaJo" la this country. Helen Itcl-
morva3 for several jcars ono of Iloyt's ' most
Valued women , and lias been seen everywhere
In a "KnpUaby , " "Tho l\ikit" will bo seen
nithoUrani next Wondayovenlne at popu
lar prices. Tuo reserved Ecat solo \\tt.i \ open
Saturday uioruln ? . _ _ _ _ _
BaturdnyDiOwlnBcataiortlioengatcnient :
of ICclllo leilenry. In her new piny ' 'Chain
UghtnlnK,11vhlcli , commences at the Eoyd
tm Sundny evenlnp , will bo put on silo.
These who remember Miss Mcllenry auilng
the yctvra she \vosa raciuberof tnofftuious
BaUskry't ' "Troubadours" Uuovjhat \ \ her
abilities ura ns in cntortninori but her -\vorlc
la " 'Chain Lightning11 U widely different
from any thine she lias yet produced , bclnir
luilton thollnra of a melodrama , bhowlll
| x > auppoited by aery competent company.
Mn. C. \\cltoiVfho"lady who has Jiwdo
lucUmi innovollon in theatrical custom , li at
present In the city ottondlng to tlio udviiuco
ivorlpl tbo O. D. HCJS opera company.
Sfjl3IH .
Captain KRlicrt of 1'ort. Otitafin Una
Poii lit III' T'na Butle.
Captain A. A Egbert Second * jlnfanlry ,
died jestcrday rooming otFortOmatin.
The captain vos born in New .fcrsoy and
cntcwd the army ns surgeon United Slates
voluntccrsln November 1301. Howasmus-
tcreUout Octolier 7 , 1SV and was appointed
second lieutenant In tlio TwoiitylltHt In.-
f i try , July 2f. 1S ( W , llo became flrst llott-
tcnnnt , Koconil infantry 1873 , and captain
May 27 , IM'J. ' Ho was promoted BrovetKJoU
onel of volunteers OctobcrO , IS1) ) ) , for lilth-
fnl and mcrltoilous services.
In 1SW ( , Captain ligbert was chief medical
ofliccrof the dlstriet or Hurabolt , Cal.and ,
In cliargoof the Humboldt Rcnornl hospital
and reinalnnd there until March 1801. Ho be
came chief rncilIculofUccr of tlio district of
Oregon In ISO. , and also chioE medical offleer
Of LliodlHtrlct , of Ail/onn , Iloalso served In
a nuniborof staff positions ilurinji his ser
viced ! ) the army and wa formerly quarter
master of tlio Second infantry , stationed at
Tort Oniiihn. until his promotion to acap-
taincy in that regiment en May 'J7 , 18SO.
Caiitniii Kjjbert'a death iirotnctca Tirst
Mexitenmit S. I ) . Chrk , at present the regi
mental quartermaster , to n captaincy and
Second Lieutenant V. r. Druinbaelt to a first
lieutenancy. TliU will nccessltato the ap.
poltitinciit oEanc'.v quartermaster for the
regiment , and this appointment Is in the
hands ot General "Uhe.'iton.
The announcement of Captain Egbert's
funeral will bo tiiatli ! Inter.
> Iaor ] J , M. llacon , Seventh cavalry , anO
family are at the 1'ax.ton. Major Bacon re
ported nt nrmy headquarters yestcrda-y
for duty as ActhiLr Inspector General of the
department of the Plalto , relieving- Major
V room , -Mho lias gene to thodopirtmciit of
the Missouri , with sta ton at St. Louis.
Colon el Bacon was formerly aide-do camp
on the staff of General .Sherman when ttio
latter was In command of the army.
\VlllIs HonT , late private of troop C. Ninth
cavalry , 1'ort Lea vcnworth , has had the un
executed portion of his sentence remitted
undordered released l'r in tlio Fort Leaven-
worth mllltaryprison.
lieutenant Seay , Twenty-first Infantry.
PortDouglashas been granted thrco months' '
lemo of absence.
Captain Clapp , Sixteenth in fantrj' , Fort
DouKlashas , been permitted to enter into tlio
army and mvvy hosnitalat Hot Springs , Arlt ,
/ * rtln * t 'I' tr stnr * ATi * OiloP iiix iat.r > p
leirvoa the city tiiis inornliif ? for Foil
ItoWnsonns awitnrss tcforo a military court
nt that post nnd will return to this city when
his services there can to dispensed with before
fore the court ,
IS.xposItloti Coliseum This /Iftcrnoon ,
Tlio juitornatio eity , mi niilcent corn-
incroial mul inoclianical exliLlltlon.
Admission 25 cents.
Grniul Aiitl-Proliblon Rally
jVt Crcto Satuixljy evening thori ) will bo a
grand uatl-prahlljitlou rally , Atnotn ? other
prominent sjialtcrs lion , John X. V/ebstcr /
ot Omaha will address the meeting. Jlon.
Tlicodoie Miller , ex-mayor of Crcto , - \ villa \
master of ceremonies , whllotho liitroduotory
nddrcssivlll bo inailo by Rer. Mr , Braily of
the Episcopalian church oE Crete. Tlio B. &
M.roaclhns nrecd to hold their souUi-boitnd
train atOroto onohotirto Jidrnltof iwrsons
from Beatrice and other points returning
homo niter tbo rally. All neighboring towns
will send delegates and a rip roarlny time Is
assured ,
Monday CTcninnat leatrlco a. similar rally
will bo held. Arranpremon ts have been maJo
Avlilch insure onet of the. most important gath
erings of tlio an ti-prohlbitlon campaign. It
will bo distinctly a meeting of business men.
Several of the most prominent citizens -will
give their personal cxpcriencns on thosubjcct
of the operation of tha prohibit ton la.\v , 'J.'ho
city ot lieatrlco , as rcprcscutcd by ber busi
ness men , "has taken up the anti-prohibition
light ia dead earnest They liavo adopted
tliosaino plan of campaign aa that mapped
out by Omaha business men antl will closeall
tlicir stores and places of bjslness on election
day and work at the polls against the amend
ment , lion , J" . 31 , Webttorwill also address
tlio Beatrice racoting In opposition to prohibi
tion. .
Grand Snereil Concert.
This afternoon and evening atoxposl-
tlon building. _ i i
Tim Rco Har.
Messrs. Earrow& logan , the enterprising'
wholesale dealers in batscapsgloves , , etc. ,
l02-4larney ! ] , liave added to tlielr unusually
varied stoclt a new and popular style of bead
covering , vhlchbas been denominated l'iit ' !
XEB hat.
It iainadoot excellent notarial , both soft
and stiff , nnd Is warranted to cnduro in all
Idnds of chniato nnd to retain tlio color ,
which maybe selected at thotasto of tlio
purchaser.
The lining Is of purest whlto slllc and boars
amiuiaturofae-slmiloof liu : BEB xvhlch has
ten produced with the greatest cave , so
fjreat , indeed ; that every letter may bo dis
tinguished withalmoit as niuchoasoas If it
were found In tlie columns ot the paper after
whichtho hat has been named.
The hat Is jnovinga popular success because -
cause It affords at once an excellent and
stylish cover for the head and an opportunity
for the intelligent citizen to have aimit him
ntnll times a copy of tbo leading nuiwr of the
Jllssourl valley. _
reposition C'ollHoinu IIUs ( Vftcrnoon.
Grjind concert nnd other ontortaln-
moiits. j\dniission2o : cents.
I5 : nict's ( Jiceds ,
A comnrunlcatlon received by Mayor Cnsh-
ing from tlio Charity Organization Society oE
Now Vorlt city says that ArthurBarnctt ,
twenty years eld , nnd who says hois from
Omalia , has appllod for assistance tlicro.
Darnetb tells them that his mother is an
actress and vocalist , and his father , slxty-
clBhtyearsoldis n. lawyer ; that ilrs. lUr-
nett Mng seen said that Mayor Cushlnp ; had
honored her withhis presence atherporfonn-
anceaand would ceitlfy to thoclescrvablllty
of himself and family of being accorded the
assistance of No\v Yolk's great charity
organisation.
The mayor thinks ho recalls the name and
may have attended an entertainment given
by a person by the name of Earnett , but is
unable to do so with clearness sufilclent to
warrant his rcconi men ding the family.
Crand SacretlConcert ,
Tills afternoon and ovonlnpr nt exposi
tion
.Personal ItlKtus Ijeajjtie ,
The ward organizations of the personal
rights league nro hereby notified tint tbo ex
ecutive committee will meet tills even
ing jitCJoriiHialahall ,
Uuoiion jVNTicrs , J , p. Luxn ,
Secretary. Picsident.
CREAM
" OWDE ?
ntra * il r xMllei > eiprorin tnmllttouof ksmti
for nor * tttnnigiiikrtcrot I coutarr. It li i d * r
th UnlMJ Slnloi aorirnmenu Endoriod br tAi
beali ot Iho srent < iilT rillle u tbi HlrcDge v
Pureil and Moil Uanllorul Dr. Price' Craao IiKk >
Intr PoH-CHraoeinot toam-laiimuoula. lira * ciUaiu.
Bold only h c&m
I'lUCB nAKINO rOWrilKR Ctt ,
Now Tor * . CbleuM. Sio VrtocUoo , Etl.onli
NEW TOKKMIIITARV AOADEMV.
Ool. 0J. AVrlulitU.aA.&l.Cori rull'N. , '
i' . , mniiry .
l , glib , CUtulori f r
A MAS
Is Strlclc u Mltli rcrror at tlio Ap-
pcnrniicc of anttxllan ,
QTIirco Indian chiefs came In jcstcrdny
from tto cast , nnJ nttrftctcd consldcmblont-
tcnllon at the nnloa Clopot. They wore ox-
trampantly attired. Ono of thottiwaa np-
pnraiitljroC unusual lmi > ottancc , na Indicated
by the imnicroui mctlnls nntl bcnil decora
tions thit lie woro. Thojrleft for the west
over tlio Elkhom.
A tourist froin.Mntnowainmong those who
sutf them , lie lad bccu worrjlnprllio dei > ot
n"comon half to death with questions , nnd
inquired particularly about tlio Iiiolnns
lit this vicinity beforocoiivpylti ? tholnfornui-
tlon that ha tvni goliiff up In Montana.
1'oluTtnanCook Itilor.ticil him tbat the In
dians liid glvouoryllttLt \ ) trouble djflnjttho
ij.ist fcvr weeks but advised tbo tr.ivoler . to
keep bis eyes peeled and to Icoei ) out of sight
if ho sa\v \ anyoC thercd men skulking ti round.
It wiwti't lotif , ' bo/oro / Mr. Tourist discov
ered the tliroo chiefs and the speed with.
\vlilcli ho pot back into his cut. * wns n caution.
Hi'drcff himsolfup into the smallest posslblu
sjaco In ouocofiicr ola scat , anil slilverlnnly
remained tlioro until the train pulled out Ho
stele aftnv frlRliloncd glances over the cilRO
oftho window sill , scanning tlio pliitforjn for
alluulglitnpso ol thoblooilthirsty savugcs.
OiniitlSaurotL Coneere.
This afternoon and evening tit exposi
tion Milling- .
Straw rmtl Itn ; Mlllw 0 < iiiiblnc ,
Them hnvo bccti a sorlcsof secret mectlnps
of representatives of practical ly nil the straw
nnd rnj paper nillls In the country. As the
result the jirlco of wrapping piper will bo In
creased tibout Jnnuary I. Each mill owner
1m pivon an option on uli plant to John B ,
Shcrvood of lAfayctte , Ind. , who Is to rep-
reseat the central iimingcment of the com-
lilno. Thcso options oxplro January 1,1801 ,
.About that dnto another meetlncjof all the
partlos intereatcd Is to bo held und tlio dctnlls
ol the innnaKementorranKcclupoii. Amotij , '
those Interested In the cotnblnution arc ! J ,
Diem , Cincinnati , O.jAV.D. 3radt.lncbon ! ,
SHoh.iE. I1. Hooker ami C.I' . I'aiioj , Do-
ilanco , O. ; tO. . TpcllnsTrebtns ) , O. ; John
LIUloXenU , , O. : A. 1 * . Brown , Tort Mndl-
sou , Ia. ; Jj. G. Wood. Plain City , 0. ; 0 , W ,
Has tines and I1. J. Webb , SprniHlluid , J. C.
lllcliuntson , Glendale , O.iiud , Pittsburgond
Omalia manufacturers.
Orniiil Sncrctl Concert ,
This nftornoon and evening * tit exposi
tion
OP Intcipstto > lr. Krciillcr.
IT. II. ICvcntler Is tlie lumoot a joungmnn
who iseviJontly juisnnglt just no\v \ , both in
a llnancial and niatrlinoiilnl way. Jlivyor
Gushing Is in receipt of a communication
fiorti a notary public at 1'oriy , Peak county ,
Illinois , saying that such a num came to
Omaha some time ago. Later , liU folks re
ceived a letter froma pnrty turned Shcrivood
and vvho lived horoaskine nbouL ICroutleL-'s
character , as ho ( Hrcutlcrantcdtomarry ) \ \
Sherwood's ' daughter.
ATI nnswor comjillmcntarj' to the young
mini was sent hero from Perry , but instead of
its x-eaching "Sherwood , " iti this city , It was.
returned uncalled for. The notir.y : adds
there is asurnof mon.v awaiting Krentlcr ,
and that Ills f atlier Is blind and wants him to
como home. _
Evpnslllon This Afternoon.
Mons. Munsulh , tlio great flying
trapeze performer , Admissslon " 5 cants.
Struck the Crculc
The bottom dropped out of the north siilo
of Jones street , at 'J'entli , yestord ay morning ,
and will cause another scrlouscloluy in the con-
structlouof tlio north , cud of the Tentli street
viaduct. " An excavation some twelve or 111-
tccti feet was necessitated , disclosing what
was evidently the ted of an old creek.
Tills makes the second drop of the kind
that has occurred In tills locality since the
commencement of work on the -viaduct , and
it is conslderc-J us qulto probable that mow
diniculty of tlio sumo kind will bo experienced
before all the piers shall have bceii put In
place. '
Coliseum Tli is After noon.
Grand concert. Admlbslon 2o cents.
Chess t-J
The Omaha chess , checkers , whist and
cribbage club will hole ! a business meeting In
Its rooms , 714N"o\v York Life building , Sat
urday evening , for the purpose of electing
oniccrs. The prosperous condition of the
clul ) has enabled It to secure cle-iant and
commodious quarters for the ensuing y , tr
and to rcilucotho dues to T > O cents per month.
Persons wlshhifr tojoui thocluljara invited
to bo present. The call is IssuoJ at the re
quest of the president , Oeorgo E.lJiiilor.
IDankorB , morclisints , everybody dcsh1-
Inyn , clioioo location ia n coining com
mercial center , should attend the { Treat
auction snlo of lota t Bloomliold , Knox
county , N"o"braslja , Tluu-sday , October 2
] Nlr. Hooker of the dry poods firm of Put
nam , ilookcrfc Co. , Cincinnati. 0. , is in the
city , stopping at the Paxtoti , on his way from
a pleasure trip to Colorado. Mr , Hooker ex
presses himself as very ell pleased \vith
Omaha.
33 , Kosewatcr. cilitorof Tun Den , left for
Chlcagoycstcrdsiy afternoon.
A Physicians Advice ,
Isuiteredforyears
from general tlclillty.
Iricd other remedies ,
and got no icHci.
My Physician prescribed S. S. S.
lincrcascd infleslij
MyapiictitclrnjJiovcil ;
1 gained strength'
Was made youngagaln ;
It is the lest medicine I know of.
UjurA.r.Jsv TvnrEX , Oakland City , Ind
Send for our book 011 lilood anii
Skin Discuses ,
SWIFT Si'ECiTio Co.Atlanta , < 3a
Dl
Giaduitc Dentil
A Full Set of Teeth , on lUibber
For Five Dollars.
A perfect flt Kiinrnntocd. Tcoth extracted
without pain or dnnner. and MltLout unaes-
tlictlcs , GoU anil slU-or fillings nt louosb
rales. Itrldfto ami drown Worlt , TcctU vlth-
outplutes. Ml vorlc warranted.
OFFICE PAXTOM BLOCK , 16TH ANDFARNAM
Entranco.lGth street elevator , Opcnovon-
unlll 8o'clock.
DR. J E. McGftEW
Spcscialist ,
Iiuniurpntiod Intlie treat
ment of nil form ) of 1'ltl-
VATKUlSBASKSLoalUiia
liooct.bTHIU'1'UHi ; , or i > nli
In idelrloK tlio blnililor
BVl'JIIUS cured In WJtoiU
Juj-B.bkln Dlaunics , Cnlnrrli
ind ill Dlisoao ) of the
Illood , Heart nail 1. Ivor. Fo
miiloWseaioj cured wltbou
Inmrunienliur "locnl tront-
meut" Ijidiei Jrom 3 to
ouljr. Wilto lor clrcu
lira i'ltlntrpurtloulnrmbou
cncUol the nbova < ti oases
luit Iliowlni ; iiiinjr ol th
moil ruuiarkubl curui. OC
dot , KU. Cor. lull and l-'arnnm Sts. , ( atracco on
liter moot , Oaiali Neb
GALA'US'IO.V , 'IJJK.VS ,
tha crcat Oalf C'lty cl the near future. Mas
nlDcont harbor. A. million iindu lialt dollar
now "beltJU ipontln rook nntl Iron clocks. Th
ceupoit oC Iho country west of the Sllsslsilpp ]
IVrltolor Intoriiatlon uuihuavs.
11M. , riU' ' Ul'.VU'It CO , l4talllsbeJl65 )
Nothing- Else
final ! Aycr'K ' Fills for stimulating n torptil
liver , sticrgiiioilnft digestion , nnil rcgu-
utliigtlio nettoaof the bonds. Tlicycon-
lain no culaiuel , not any other Injurious
drug , but jireiooinposeJ ot the tidlve irliicl-
Tics ( the lest TCBetablo cathartics.
" I Nas asunL'tcr lorycaufromilysfcpsla
imd liver troubles , n nil found co permanent
rcllcfuntlllaonmcnccil tilling Jj-ei'slUlls.
llicy have oflttctctl complete cure. " .
Ucorge M coney , Wnl MVnll.iY.T. .
" 'Vliencicr'i am troubled \slth constipa
tion , or sulcr 1 torn less of appetite , Ayci-'i
I'llls set mo riglit nEaln. " A. J , Klscr , Jr. ,
KoclHouse , Vtt
"i'or the euro of htoilncho , Aycr's ' Cn-
tlmrtlc PMIsnro tlio most eflcctlvcnwllclne I
ever mctl.-n. K. James , Doiclicstor.Mass.
"T o boxes cl Aycr s Tills cured mo cl
saverelicaihclidfronnvhlclilw.ijlongasul.
tcrcr , " Emma KcycsHiilibinlston , , Comu
Ayer's Pills ,
rnr.fA.nnn ir
DH.J. C.AYIB SsCO.Lo-wiU ( , Moss.
Sold ly all Dealers in Medicines.
Some vomeil imagine that
nothing will stand tlie pecu
liar breaking strain of tlieir
forms on corset "bones. " '
They don't know Kabo ,
which neither breaks or
kinks.
If Kabo breaks or kinks in
a year , go back to the store
at which you bought your
corset and get your money
again , every cent of it.
If tlie corset doesn't suit
you , after wearing'a week or
two or tliree , go "back for
your money.
There's a primer on Cor
sets for you at the store.
Cmciao COMET Co. .
Our line of "boys'
an d children's elo til
ing for fall and win
ter isMiO'w ready for
tlie inspection of all.
To our many pat
rons -we would say
we have spared no
pains to maintain
and. even to improve
upon , trie high , stand
ard of excellence
wliieh has always
charade ri zed our
stock , and that our
exhibit for this sea
son , is replete with
most desirable nvo-
elties and staples.
PRIOIPAL POINTS
EAST , WEST ,
NORTH and SOUTH
13O2T5Tnrnatn Street.
HARRYP , DEUEL ,
Oity Easaeaser and llclcob
OT AM HOOD RESTORED.
"SANATIVO , " tl (
Voutl orfu I Span lib
lUmvdy , cnrci ill
Nervous DlBcaaci ,
euch an ft'cnk Mcin <
ory , I.oi ) of Drain
Power , Headache.
\VilorgucM | , Lei (
.
fterUsa , < ! * , Liieltudo , t\\ \ \
i ] frouiuic. dnlna and IOBB ol
powcrotlho Genentlvc Orcnni , In cither sei ,
caaicd Ijrovcrcirrtion , jonttifil ln llicrcllonsoi
tin cxccMlvo uieinftnbacci ) .opium. cr Btlniiln.il ! ,
which nltlmuldjr l - J to Infirmity , CotiBuniptloo
andlaagnlty. I'ntJtnln convenient form to cam
Intao veit potlct. I'rlcojl a packate , orOlor 35
ScntbynnH taanyidilren. C'lrculirfruc. Mc
tton th Unarm AddrcBB
UDUlocuLiiiai.cc , , ji7Uc rtKmEt-Cblc | g , llI.
tun t.M.i : ix OMAII.Niil , uv
Kohn A : Co , < ur. ISIh & llotlKlniHIri'di.
J.A. Fuller A Co. , Cor. Kill A. Douitls * Streets.
A. l > . Foster &Uo. . Cuuncll Illuji , io o.
Prliwry , Btcondirjr cr
rortlft r jpcriniiioiitlj
cured In S9 to tt ilajl
Wo < ! lmliulo all polwin
frcni thoij-jtcia. tliu tUtro r&nnctcrliou rcluinot
tlieilUooio In onrciin. . 1'artlei cati to tuatril it
home aa nil nihero , ( for tlia Bnino prlco and under
the paint KUnrinlt'O , ) Imt with llio o ho profcrlo
como here , vo lll contract Ij curs theinor ittunJ til
rucney mul par ciitliv uxituta lit cuulni ; . rillroid
fun nncl hotel tills ,
tocaro tt mcit obitlnato cateA V > 'o tlialc.iuo tin
world fern cms wo cm not euro. Blncdhe libtorycf
ine& ctneft trviipcclUe fur Eyplillti liai boon tiouvht
forblut never found until our Jlaeio Ilimiilai < li- :
coitrrd. Nnimotlit r jfiuilnt. > \ilta \ Ivr rrltrvnoi.
COUJC ItKMKltl' CO , , Omaha , .Vclrci / . .
0 lc , St , C'lulr ' llotclCor.l3th ,
FALL OVERCOATS.
This coming week we will make a specialty in Fall Overcoats , We liavc an immense'
variety and no larger or finer assortment can be found anywhere than at our store. Ifvc lwu [
room enough to display them properly they would fill more than half of one of our large floors ;
as it is , we have to crowd them into pretty high piles. \Vc scarcely know which of the many
beautiful styles to mention particularly.Ve have all the latest shades in fine Meltons , a
large -variety in popular Black Cheviot , also Clay Worsteds and others , many silk lined , and o !
elegant make. In short , the most dressy garments which the market affords , and what is most
attractive about our Fall Overcoats is the prices these arc positively the lowest ever heard o
As our special offering we place on sale ,
A lot of nice Melton Overcoats handsome shades , with full silk facing and well gcltctl
up at $5.50. We challenge any retail house in the country to show a like bargain.
A lot of excellent all wool Cassimere Overcoats , in fine Diagonal and a bcautifnil shade
of gray with good serge lining1 , at $7.00worth $10.50.
A lot of very fine Meltons in a new shade , silk faced and satin sleeve lining , at $9.5 $ )
Any other house would charge $15.00 for this coat.
All the above are well cut and made and perfect fitting garments , which no one need bo
asliamecl to wear. They have some style about them which is generally not found in garments
sold at sxich prices. Our finest grades of overcoats arc marked $12.75 , $14.50 and up to $ i 7.50 ,
These cannot be excelled for quality of material , workmanship and fit by any tailor made
ments.
ments.All
All our other departments receive every day new additions of fall goods , j
All mail orders filled promptly. Send for fall catalogue and samples.
Open until S p. m. Saturday , 10 p. m.
Nebras
Corner 14tli and Douglas Streets.
DRS. MERRILL & MERRILL ,
Sl'EOlAIjtSTS INf
Chronic.Vprvou . lllnoct nnd Siirtlcal
Ul cn8C30f tl > o Kyc , Eir , Noio , Throit nnd elicit ,
ituiitloii to Oinonsod of U'o
nioii niiit Clilldri'ti.
ictor hnvD Imd jonrs at ojporlonco In tlio
liospltnlsof Ilrooklrn an I Nuw V'ork iui < l nro nmonu
ihomoMtiucccisruland widely known apcclallati la
tliocountry.
In Yciunir nnd Slliltllr-Aucil Blon.
I/iHt Innhood , Xcrvous Debility. Cpcrmntorrlinea ,
Pcniliiull.dssci , 1'lirilcul I > cciy. nrlsln-- from Indis
cretion , tiroilmlnit ilccplcssnon , duspomlencr.plm-
plo on ( no f.iro. nvcrxlun to suclotv , o.nlly dlacour-
nnod , link of umtuicnce , dull , unlit forutmlr or bin 1-
ncn , itnil II"11 11 to u Lurdon , sufclr , pormanoiitly
andBpeeJIly cured.
Itlociil null Skin Iiti > nqq.
Frphll'i ' , tv dlni'iiTO most dreadful la It ) results ,
completely crnillcati'd.
Uculto-Urlnnry Surccry.
( ! onoirliP , Cleet , SyplilIK Hydroccle , Vnrlrocolo ,
nnd Strlcturo , radially nnd tafoiy curcil without
pnln or detention from tmslncsi. All Scxunl Iu-
fcnnltln nnUlmiiollmonta to uiurrlngo aiiccu anlly (
rcniovotl.
All Ilectnl dlsenscs snfoly ami pcrmnncntly curoj.
] Iour ,9 , n. nt. tills p. ni SiinOnyi , 10 till 12.
N. II. 1'crnons unnble to visit us miy bu treated nt
tlielr homea br correspondence. Jleillclnoi nnj lu-
Ptrtictlnni nont by i' | iiusi. Ou iiltitlon truo.
Send Ucnti In Htjtnps to Iniuro reply
218 Flfct'onili Kit. , Oppn ita
Opera House1 , Omaha , Nob.
fHE ONLY LOTTERY PROTECTED
DY THE
NATIONAL GOVERNMENT ,
OF THE BENEFIOENCiA PUBLIGA ,
( PUBLIC CHARITY )
EST-A-BrjISIECrHID TOST 1S7S ,
nd In rtoivUe connore ( l with any otbef
Compuii ; u lnjf the Huiuo uuuic *
THE HEXT MOHTHLY DRflTOi
WILL OI HELD IN THt
THURSDAY OCTOBER 9TH , 1890 ,
Which Is the ciiAxn SCMI-ANNIIAI. Kx-iiu
XAHV DIIAIIINU , tlio CAI'ITAIj I'ltlKt : Luln One
llunclrua and Twenty TIioiiHiinil Dollars ,
$120,000-2
ny Icnnti of contract the rompnny mimt
Ilio Htim or nil prlios Included Inlliu pclic'ino tufur
n'tlliiBn xlnglu ticket , and rciulvo Ilia ( ullunlni ; olll
clnl permit :
CKiini'icATi : I liorcby certify Hint the Dank ot
louden nn I Mexico linn on deposit tlie ni'ccs-nry
( uiiilx to iiunranluq Ilia luyuicnt nt nil prlzcu
drawilby tlio I.olcrln ( loin llcnellcloricla I'llbllcMi.
I'OMXAK ' CAHTII.UO , Intcrvenor ,
Further , the compnny Is ruqulrcil In < tl > trlhuU >
fiftyli per cunt , uf thu Tuluo of nil Ilici tkkctfln
prlzoa lureor portion tliun Isiitvonby i nj other
Lottery.
1'rlco of Tickets American Moneys
WHOLES , (8. ( HAIA'KS.fl . , QUAIlTrilS , W
Kl OUT lib. tl.
Club Itatcas f 15 worth of Tickets for f JO.
M8T Of IMIIZCS.
1 Cnpltnl Prlzoof II'JOIXIU . 1 | 1M.OOO
1 Cnpltnl 1'rlru of 4U.IXIU. . la 40UXI
1 Cnpltnl 1'clzo of IHKXJi ) . 11 SO.W1
Kirnnd I'rlroof l.UUU . . li < > . < * "
2 I'rlica ofR.Uun . nro I.UU
r , I'rlaosof ] , ( XK ) . nru & . ( IO
SO Prliei of ui > . nro 10M ( >
100 Prliea of SCO . uro W . W
BfcOI'rliosof 1UO . ro 88 , > ;
UUPtlicaof 10 . nro 21 , 1W
Ai'i'iioxiMAi'ioN 1'ur/ns.
IMPrlicsoftl'JOnpproilumtlniftol no.lWO . , , .
prl o . IIS.WB
IJOl'rliea offlOOnpproiliniitlna to HO.WO
prlto . Jj.lWI
10) 1'rlzcs of ItOopproJlinntlnK to r.'O.OOU
prlio . yiv"
J9U Terminal * of HO dectitel by irjOWO (
prlio . Jii *
! ,26D , I'rlzca . nmoiinllnir to . JMI.IJO
AlU'rltcnoldln tlio UnlloJ Stntoi fully pilJ n U
BTi ! " niinmii'cr of tickets H limited to 60O10-20H ( ]
lena lliuii uro solJ by olUor Ixjltorloj uiluu llio numi )
t\r \ ordinary letter , contnlntna money
orclarilii'icii Ly all cjtiross comiianlod , or Now Vorlc
tZf Currency must Inrarlably be eeaUculateroJ.
U. 1IAS8I3TH ,
City ol Mexico. Mexico.
OR CHAS. B. MANTEUL&CO. ,
401 NEW YORK LIFE BUILDING ,
Omahn , Nobrnska.
Tlio National Tinnk of Commerce , Onmlia
Kuli.wlllpiiy on Uciiiniul. uny prlzu o : jirUi'a
ilniMn liilho lottery do la llunallroni'U 1'ub-
lloa of Ulty of Mexico. AY. H. HEOTOll.
Asslstanl Cushlcr ,
rj
Cnrlttn dliorilcrn ot Mi.V : intlco them Illuo.
Ttnl'd Ixcausit tlioy loin liono too BOOM !
I OUR WE\W \ BOOK I " ( m 5 jlm ? % ( ' " "ih
uun ntw uuuiv | a | , ft.Mlnoa\ai.illtj \
> ltiii > n Jf / iui"li v uuii uia' .T/uiioiiolu
t.y llrCT l . " EKIE MEDICAL CO . E loK T.
HKVESOME STYLE !
MAX ME YER
The Popular Jewelers ,
Are receiving daily from , the londlnw manufrtoturers of this
country and Europe , ull the LATEST NOVELTIES In FINE
JEWELRY , SILVBRWABE , CLOCKS , BEONZE ORNA
MENTS , LAMPS , SILK UMBRRLLAS , OANB3 , OP13EA. AND
FIELD GLASSES , ANEROID BAROMETERS , THERMOME
TERS , SPEOPAOLES and EYE GLASSES , Etc , Etc.
DIAMONDS and u'l ' other prosioua ston 03 , raountod and
loose. GOLD , SILVER and NIOKBL WATCHES , in alt Kmdos ,
for ladies nnd crontloraon. HOWARD WATOHES A SPEC
IALTY , but wo carry all other flrat-class makes Elgin , \Val-
tham , Sprinsflold , Eo. :
OUB PRTOBS ABE LOWER THAU BVEB , and ALL
GOODS are WARRANTED. Space will not nllow us to QUOTE
PRICES , a 3 our etc ok is too LARGE and VABIED , but como
andsoo for youraolvos. It will oa ? you n thi ig to LOOK.
Visilora nro always WELCOME , and should you WISItto buv ,
wo will make It an object for you to DEAL WITH XJ3. Wo
nro ehowln-r HUNDREDS of articles suitable for WEDDING
and other GIFTS , atprlcoa ranging from $ lup to $1OOO. ,
All our customcra are TREATED ALIKE , whether tholr
purchases IJB SMALL or GREAT.
MAX MEXYE1R. & BRO. ,
SixteenLli and Karriam SLrooLs , Oniaha.
e -ESTABLISHED I860. J 3
GROUNDS AT 20T1I A.ND P/VUL / SIS.
BBILET
LMRE KIRALFY-S IMMENSE AND MAGNIFICENT Sl'ECTACLlJ '
Hero , or te Destruction of Rome ,
Triple Circus , Double Monasorlos , Olympla Hippodrome , Horse Fnlr ,
Illusions , Aviary , Museums , Aquarium ,
* Actually 1,200 , Male and Female Performers * '
Mammoth Stage , 450 foot long. Oanvas , 650 foot lontr.
3 Circus Rinjjs , 2 Elevated Stages , Hippodrome Track ,
40O Horses , 33 Golden Chariots , 5O Ongos , 4 Trains
ABSOLUTELY UNPARALLELED IN THE WORLD'S HISTORY.
T. T. BARNUMl nlinl Owners. ' I CAPITAL INVKSTIDO , U > 0i.000 )
J. A. BAILEY , [ M"al j DAILY KXPJSNSES , JV.JOO
1'rcola ly tlio snmo In every particular , as wlicn exhibited In London , before
THE WHOLE ROYAL FAMILY OF' GREAT BRITAIN ,
Qucon Victoria's Household mid the Nobility , M
The Theme and Admiration of noynlty , the Entire British Pr * ,
Clergy nnd People.
Nero , OP The Destruction of Rome ,
rroducrd with tlio alii nnd porsonul lUMlbtiiiieo of tlio Author , IMIIK ICniAi.rv , upon the
lursoststu-jo In tlio world , mill tlio xieuti'it cast on loooid , Undoubtedly tliu
GRANDEST SPECTACLE on EARTH
S W000worth of I'lrj-nnt Co-ituiiiPH.l7.VXiO worth of MnsiiKlrcnt Socricry. Kloli , Rnrt\
Unlriuo , Ancient ami ( Uiibslc 1'en.turt"DnnuliiK Vc.tils. Kuiiiiiu > .
UludUtun , Ttluiniiliunt t'lijicants. t
Grand TERPSICHOREAN DIVERTISEMEN-lJ
TREMENDOUS NEW nnd NOVEL FREE STREET PARADE ,
On thoinornliitrof lliosliow ntOo'cInok. Owing to the rarity , cost and olcgunco of tlio
> 'cro C'o-ilunit's , tlio/ will not to t > uuii hi tliu Httout ( Kirailu.
T\VOEXHIJHTION3 DAILY , HtSiiucU P.M. . . . . . Doors opcu an hour oarilcrv
All tents will runalii up until 01 . W ,
Admission to all , only 50 cents , Children under Nine Years , 25
An ofllco has lcon ) established at J. T. KINSLHIl'S I'llAItMAOV ' , 10TH ANH l'ARN/
BTICKI/I'S. wlicru reserved niiiiiboruil touts will bo iolil ut tliu regular yrlco , uutl aUiu
tickets uttuo usual blight uehuneoon duy o ( Blioiv ,
Cheap Exoui-slons on nil railroads.
WILL EXHIBIT AT COUNCIL BLUFFS , SEPTEMBER 20. ,
