Nebraska Newspapers

    8 THE : OJVIAHA. DAILY BEE : FRIDAY , OCTOBER 3 , isoo.1
THE CITY.
Jluntcr < t McGuo of Philadelphia have
sued the Domestic credit compnny to re
cover $523.77 for goods sold und deliv
ered.
The republican county central com
mittee will meet nt the Mlllnrd hotel
Saturday to decide upon a unto for holdIng -
Ing the county convention.
In the county court judgments were
rendered yesterday JIB follows : D. C.
Bryant va J. L. Hear , $208.70V. ; . P.
Mumbiiugh vs K. F. Honqor , J3M.17.
The ciiso of Edward Kane , clmrpcd
with obtaining $300worth of tobacco
from Kin 11 Wcdolcs on n worthless deed ,
lius been continued until October 30 lit
2:30 : o'clock.
Harriet Lyons 1ms filed nn informa
tion chafL'lny nor husband , Theodore if ,
Lyons , With grand larceny. It seems
tliat there was a family disagreement ,
nnd the head of the family took the
piano away and sold It.
Ycsterdny afternoon workmen wore
eot to work tearing down the old sheds
on the postofllco site. Custodian Alex
ander promises that all of the buildings
nsfarbouthas Thurston'p barber shop
will bo removed this week.
Sadlo Carter , the Clmdron woman
who was arrested and brought to this
city , charpcd with having told liquor
without llrst having1 obtained a gov
ernment license , waived examination
yesterday. Slio gave bonds in the sum
of $300 for her appearance at the next
term of court , and last night left for
homo.
AYIint It Does. v
Hood's ' Sarsnparllla
1. I'urlllcs the blood.
2. Create * nn appetite.
it. Strengthens tlio nerves.
4. Mnlccs tlio weak strong.
fi. Overcomes that tlrcil feeling.
0. Cures scrofula , snlt rheum , ctc
7. Invigorates the kidneys nnd liver.
8. Hclleves headaches , indigestion , dyspcp
ila. _
A WIPE'S 81G.VA.TUIII3
On a Note la Valueless Uixlcsa in Her
Own Interest.
A very Important decision , nnd ono that
will attract attention , was rendered byJudgo
Hopcwelllntho district court yesterday. Ina
word the decision was this :
The signature of a married woman on a
nromlssorv note Is of no effect , -whatever , ex
cept her own private nnd individual Interests
alone arc to bo benefited or are afloctcd by
the nolo which she signs.
The case was that of J. II. Johnson vs
Oeorglana E. Crosslo and II. W. Crossle.
The defendants on December 13,1SS3 , Rave
F. II. Montgomery their Joint note for SI BO ,
bearing interest at 10 per cent. Mont
gomery sold the note tlio next day to
Johnson , the plaintiff , and the latter brought
unit on it in the lower court nnd obtained
Judgment. An appeal was taken and
the case came , up before Judge. . Hope-
well. Motion was mndo for a con
tinuance because of the absence of the
defendants who had moved to Ilarlan county ,
but the motion was overruled , nnd the case
Went to trial without either defendants or
witnesses. After the plaintiff had put the
note In evidence and had testified ,
defendant's attorney moved for non-suit as
to Cicorginn Crosslo , the wife , and tlio the
court sustained the motion , holding ; that a
married woman could not bo held
on n note notwithstanding the en
abling statute of this state , which
allows n married woman to sell their lands ,
etc. , without their husband's consent.
For colds , croup , asthma , bronchitis and
ere throat , use Or. Thomas' ISclcctrlo Oil ,
and get thcgoauluo.
KA.HJUOAD News.
The Utah Northern Now a Standard
Road.
Vice President Holcomh of the Union Pa
cific has gone to Salt Lake , where ho will at-
tana the opening of the Utah & Northern line
which has Just been changed from a narrow
to n standard gauge. He will also visit Den
ver before * his return and may take a hand In
the settlement of the switchmen's strike at
that place.
Tlio working force In the Union Pacific
shop has been increased about ono hundred.
It Is now working nine nnd ono halt hours n
day. Tlio increase was necessitated
by the increase in freight busi
ness during the past months nnd the
keeping in repair of the rolling stock neces
sary to care for the Brewing tiiilUc.
"Wo are laying plans , " said Mr. Thomas
L. Klmballof the Omaha uniou depot com
pany , "to have the depot completed and ready
Jor occupancy by January 1 , 1893 , at the same
time that the completion of tlio city ball Is
promised. Arthur Johnson , the contractor ,
lias placed his orders for stone nnd iron
needed in the worlt nnd is turning out brick
lor the work as rapidly as needed. I confi
dently expect to see two storieaof the struc
ture completed this fall. "
Headache , neuralgia , aizzincsi , nervous
ness , spasms , sleeplessness , cured by Dr.
Miles'Nervino. ' Samples free at Kuhu &
Co.'s , 15th and Douglas , y
TA.KUHS OF HISK3.
Insurance Men Form nn Underwriters' '
Kvclmnge.
A meeting of Insurance underwriters of
this city was held Wednesday afternoon at the
Paxton block , at which tivcnty-ono ofMho
principal agents were present , for tha ur-
pose of forming aa underwriters' association.
The object of the meeting was accomplished
end articles of Incorporation were drawn up
Inwhich the name was declared to bo the
"Omaha Underwriters' exchange , " with
the following oftlccrs nnd incorporators :
Charles Kaufmann , president ; Theodore L.
Rlngwalt , vtcc-preslilont ; M. J. Hums ,
treasurer ; IX II. Wheeler , jr. , &ccrotnrv ;
Jon all. Webster , John 11. Hamilton , J. K
Williams and M. C. Nichols , directors.
The object of the exchange was de
clared to bo to sccuro harmony , cor
rect practices , the prevention or care
lessness and the improvement of the business
of llro insurance ; also to aid in the attain
ment of a llro patrol , and the Improvement of
flro risks In Omaha and vicinity.
The initiation fee was fixed at f 100.
Only half faro to St. Louis via the
Wabash , commencing October to 11
inclusive. Good returning until the
Hth. Tickets on Ealo at 1502 Farnam
Btroot ; nlso nt Union Pacific depots ,
Omaha and Counell Bluffs.
Altai * Alice Kaymond ,
the greatest lady cornet soloist In the
world , at the exposition this ovening.
Arraigned.
The following named prisoners
wcro ar
raigned before Judge Clavksou and entered
their pleas as iioted :
Harvey Wheeler , charged with stealing a
gold watch , plead not guilty ; William Ship ,
shooting Dora Howman with Intent to kill ,
not guilty ; Barney Smith of South Omaha
assault with Intent to kill , not guilty ; John
Harris , assault with Inteut to wouud. not
guilty ; llurd Wooduiausee , burglary , not
guilty.
The trial of these men will bo pushed as
rapidly as possible.
AXXOVSCEJICXTS.
JakeRosonthal , of "Tho Hustler" com
pany , arrived ia the city yesterday. Mr.
Koseuthnl U ono of the best known advance
agents In the country , having been connected
with several of the best known attractions
that have over been scon la the west. This
ecoson Mr. Rosenthal comes ahead of his own
euowThe Hustler , " which will bo at the
Boydon October0. W. 11 and 13.
Alexander SftU'lnMUo brilliant young ro
mantic actor , will appear at the UoyU on Mon
day and Tuesday evenings ncit , supported
by an excellent company. His support lsfor ,
thQ most part , the tumo that supported hU
father , the great Italian tragedian , during
lil American tour last season. Mr. Balvlnl's
reperUnro will bo "A Child of Naples" Mon
day evening , end "Don Ctesar da Baiaa"
Tuwday OYCulng.
GUISVOfj COI UJt.Y.
Marriage of 8. O. V. Orlswofd of Tlio
llro and .Minn Cimtllo Cobtirii ,
The breezy blue sky cleared Itself by noon
of all ( ho big white sails which drifted across
during the morlng , turning the niter noon of
a brilliant autumn day Into genuine "bride's
weather. " There was a fall freshness which
made as ideal nn October wedding day
as the most critical could desire.
Just as the clock on the hljh school tower
was striking midday , Mr. S.U. V. Grim-old
of TnnBnnand Miss CundloCoburn , daugh
ter of Mr. nnd \VllllatnCoburn , entered
the brilliantly lighted cast parlor of
the Coburn residence , Twenty-first
nnd Webster streets , nnd Inking
n position midway between the windows ,
nnd In front of Ilev. Dr. Duryea of thoFirit
Congregational church , wcro united In mar
riage. .
The bride looked charmingly pretty nnd
girlish In a lovely gown of v.-hlto India sill ; ,
trimmed about the throat , sleeves nndbodico
with duchess lace , the costume being very
simply inndo , following the Grecian models
which are so very fashionable , the effective
ness of the costume being enhanced by full
flowing angel sleeves. A.b hot- right
hand stood the little four-year-old sister of
the bride , Miss Julia Coburn , who acted as
maid of honor , and carried the bride's beau
tiful bouquet ofwhite rosebuds , held
together by a broad ribbon of white silrt. The
llttlo girl , who Is a beautiful child , wore a
dainty dress of old rose , and demurely
assisted in the Important duties of the
occasion.
Upon the completion of the ceremony , the
friends of the hrldo nnd groom showered
congratulations upon thorn , many of the
bride's school mates being present to Join in
the happy event. Later very charming
refreshments -were served in the dining
room , which was prettily decorated
with snillax and cut flowers , as
were all the other rooms on the
lower floor. Aftcrthocoui-ses had bccncom-
plcted the bride. In her modest manner , cut
the wedding cake , all the guests being pre
sented with a piece as n memento of the day.
.And many of Mrs. Grlsu-old's girl friends ,
who -were present , xvill dream tonight upon
the wcddluc cakcand wonder who will bo the
next to follow In the footsteps of Oundlo
Coburn.
At 430 ; the bride and groom loft via the
Northwestern for Boston , where they will
spend the honeymoon , later visiting Now
York , Washington , Philadelphia and Mr.
Grliwold's former homo in Cincinnati , returning -
turning about November I , , to boat homo to
their friends In their now cottage at Twenty-
llfth and l 'arnam streets.
IMI K Alluo Kaymond ,
the greatest lady cornet soloist In the
world , at the exposition this evening.
Something ; Urawl New.
Messrs. D. G. Do.ino and M TJ. Par-
rotte , two well known young business
men , have organized u bureau of Information
mation in Omaha. They propose to be
come the medium through which the
man who lius something to sell or rent
can find the person who wishes to pur
chase or rent proportv , so that the trans
action can ho completed without the
costly help of an ngcnt. For the sum o (
$1 they register your name over against
a full description of the property you
wish to sell or rent. This information
is pi von to the purchaser free of charge.
Everything will bo carefully classified.
They will advertise liberally thus giving
every facility for the meeting of tlio
buyer and seller. These pentlomcn
nro energetic and reliable and are In
every way worthy of public confidence.
Their ollico is II 17 Chamber of Corn-
more d _
Alias Alice Ilnyinonil
and her cornet at the exposition this
vconing. _
Tlio County Jail.
The county Jail report for September was
completed yesterday. It shows the number of
prisoners on hand August 31 , number re
ceived and discharged during the month , the
number on hand September 30 ana from
whore received , as follows :
AHIJ , Sept ,
31. Roc. DIs. HO.
State 2 1 : i
County \K \ 79 57 67
City of South Onmha. . , . . 1 13 10 <
City ofOmnhu fl 80 CD M
United States court 13 5 2 10
Supy county
Transient
Insane
Totals 03 103 143 107
Tlio increase In the number of prisoners
fcccivcd duiing September over the number
during August is auo mainly to the return to
the city of chronic vacs who drift back hero
regularly every fall and willingly allow them
selves to receive long sentences to the county
jail. _
Only half faro to St. Louis via the
Wabash , commencing October 4 to 11
Inclusive. Good returning until the
llth. Tickets on bale nt 1502 Purnam
street ; also at Union Pacific depots ,
Omaha and Council Bluffs.
ON TH.K BRINK.
A Motor Collision , with n Harrow Escape
capo from a Great Catastrophe.
Two motor trains on the Council Bluffs
line collided yesterday on Douglas street
bridge , and thoi-o was a narrow escape from a
serious accident.
An cast bound train , consisting of a motor
and two trailers , heavily loaded , attempted
to stop to allow a west bound train to pass on
the siding , but for some reasoa the stop was
not made , nnd the east bound train crashed
Into the motor of the other train Just as It
was passing over the switch. The cast bound
motor was hurled from the track against the
timber that guards thosidoof the bridge , and
the score of passengers on board felt their
hearts leap Imo their throats at the impend
ing danger of the derailed motor tearing
through tlio railing ; and over into the river
seventy feet below.
Intense excitement prevailed for a few mo
ments , but the train was stopped , nnd bo-
youd a scvcio shaking up no one was injured ,
The front end of the cast bound motor was
stove In nnd was sent to the shops. The
other motor sustained but little damage , sev
eral windows wcro broken , and a few yards
of paint scraped off ,
It is said that the collision was the result of
adlsobodiunco of orders , and that the same
motormau was guilty of a similar infringe
ment of the rules about a week ago , although
the collision ut that tlrnet was a very slight
ono. 'The orders arc for east-bound trains to
stop on the level track west of the switch
until the west-bound train is upon the turn
out. If they had been obeyed this collision ,
which was caused by the brakes not holding
the train , would uot have happened.
Ice for sale cheap. Thrco thousand
tons at Wall Lake , In , , delivered on
cars in quantities to suit. Address ,
Union Ice & Coal Co. , Kansas City , Mo.
CREAM
It mpertor rcell nei- ; iilii tnlllioniof homfi
formoNtt niiQuiMC5oJac ntury. It liutod b >
tUo United btat ( UOTeramonl. Endorsed \ > y tbl
beadi of the * r t unlictattlei ai ( b , Bironmit ,
rurailanU mot lltalthlul. Dr. 1'rtce'a Cnttu ! ) *
Ing Vowilorilaat not coclita ammonlj , Ilicoor alum.
Bold oulr In can * .
I'lllCKllAKlNO rOWDKIICQ. ,
MtwYDtk. CUlcm * . BRUl'tautUW-
Allco Itnyinotul ,
the greatest Indy cornob soloist in tbo
xyotld , at the oxuositlou this ovculnc
To tlio I'rciltlcnt.
Twenty leading citizens Joined Inn tele
gram to President Ilntrtsonjestcrtlny In an
urgent Invitation to his excellent : . } ' to visit
Omaha during his trip nest.
Allco ' '
llaj'iuoiicl'fl
first appearance In Omtihn ut the expo
sition this evening.
Ilnycs Goes to Court.
Frcdllnycs , cx-yardrnastcrof tlioB. & M.
ynrds , who is chnrRod hy the company with
embezzling nbout fOOof tlio compauy's ' money ,
\valvcd exnmlniitlon yesterday1' and win
bound over in tUo sum of $400 , which ho fur
nished.
Allco llnyiiioml ,
the greatest Indy oornot soloist in the
world , nt the exposition tills evening ,
Fined Tor Insulting Ijii < llcH.
Samuel Hanson Is n good loolilng Swcdo
about twcnty-ilvo ycara old , Ho weare n
ollk hat nnd pretty good clothes , but Sam
likes beer to such nti extent that ho some
times takes too naicb. Ho indulged Wednes
day eV'cnlnR until ho became Imbued with tbo
idea that ho v/as a natural born masher , and.
ho started out to parulyzo every Indy ho hap
pened to meet. 1 lo bad pnie but a few blocks
on Sixteenth street , speaking to nearly every
Indy hornet and asking the privilege of ne-
companyliiK her home , when Oniccr Ilmonc-
coinpaiilcd him txj i call box nud sent him to
tlio station. Jut ] go Holsloy lined him $15 and
costs.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Mis' ' ) Alluo Itnyinotul
and her coniot at the exposition this
evening. _
lianns
\Vnntcd on ohoico city property ; sums
ol $5,000 to $10 , 000 preferred.
( JHAM11 & BVAN ,
1205 Farnam st.
Army Notes.
Mr. Oeoi'go\VlntcrMaoL'Bell's ] chief clerk ,
died of U right's disease Wcdnesdnvnicht nt
tlio Clarkson Memorial hospital. Ilia wife
\viuwithhimatthotltnooCM9 death. Ho
\vas a gentleman thoroughly honored and re
spected by nil nt department headquarters.
Mr. William D. Kvnns , chief clerk of Llou-
tcnnut Colonel Stantoii , chief paymaster , lias
been confined for some time byquito a serious
illness In the hospital nt Fort Omatm. His
caily recovery Is much hoped for.
Captain John Simpson , wife nnd daughter
liavo returned to the city from n trip oiibt and
nro living nt the Mlilard hotel , Onptain
Simpson resume's the duties of depot quar
termaster , relieving Captain Humphrey ,
whoso time Is fully occupied with the plans
of buildlnprs for tlio new post ,
Major Brccn , Seventh cavalry , assistant
inspector general , has been ordered to make
inspections as follows , viz. : Forts MdCiii-
ncyVnsltnkle , Tu ) Chcsno , Dotifrh- * , Camp
Pilot Uutte , Uusscll nnd Sidney ; also tlio ac
counts of the disbursing o Ulcers utSalt Lake
City , Ogdcnnnd Choycnne.
Major 1 Inner , paymaster , and clerk left for
Tort Nlobrar.i yesterday morning tomake pay
ments at the northern tier of forts.
Lieutenant Dowdy , Seventeenth infantry ,
Tort Kusscll , 1ms been recommended for the
action of n retiring board.
Lieutenant Young , Ninth cavalry , Fort
Ilobinson , is recommended for detail at the
infantry nnd cavalry school at IToit Leaven-
worth for IS'Jl , with Lieutenant Parker ,
Ninth Cavalry , Fort ' \Vashakio , as an alter
nate.
First Lieutenant Robert T. Emmet , Ninth
cavalrv , FortNlobrurn.has resigned from the
nrmy to date. April 1 , ISill , up to which time
Lieutenant Etnmot has been granted a , leave
of absence.
Privates Dwycr , Company B , Seventeenth
infantry , Fort Douglas ; Holdcn , Company H ,
Twenly-llrst Inf.mtry , Fort Douglas , nnd
Joieph MeGlacltlm , Company B , Second in-
fimtrj'FortOinahi , have been ordered discharged -
charged from the service by purcUaso of
their discharges.
Private William Chlldors , Company -G ,
Seventh infantry , Fort Russell , has been dis
charged from tlto service , having entered
under false pretenses.
Private Smith , ordnnnco department ,
Omaha , has been granted a furlough for one
month.
_
The many remarkable cures of catarrh ef
fected by tuo use of .Ayor's Stxrsaparilla is
conclusive proof that this loathsome nnddan
Kerous disease is ono of the blood , onlv need
ing such a searching nnd powerful alterative
to thoroughly eradicate it
UN'ttKKG ItOUXI ) 1.UIMIOVBMENTS.
Dr. BIcroer "Wants Them Slado Before
Dr. S. D. Mercer has enjoined the city from
paving Lo\vo avenue from Cutnlngto Haiml
ton streets. Ho claims that no sewer , gas or
water connections have been made , This case
is sot for hearing Saturday , Oetobor4.
The report of the city council committees on
grades and grading on communication of II.
( ! . Ulavk changing grade has boon liled In the
district court.
Judge Doano is hearing tho'caso of Franlt
Waughorty ncjivlnst the American "Water-
ivorks company forSl J.'i on account o ( in
juries sustained whllo In defendants employ.
Tbo case of William Crawford vs Swift &
Co. was disposed of in Judge Doano's court
yesterday afternoon. Crawford sued for
$ lr > 00 for injuries sustained while in the
defendant's employ and was awarded a
Judgment of $250.
The case of the Statovs Harrj' Wheeler ,
the young man who stole n gold watch from
11. II. Horr.idan a few days ago will bo called
in Judge Clarhson's court at 0 o'clock ' this
morning.
With His Thumb ,
A boy Is said to have saved the .Ncllicrlanils
from itmmhtloii , MiiHItinlcs lm\o Lccn
saved from the Invasion ol disease ly a
bottloof Ajcr's Sarsaparilla , Tlilsmetlklno
Imparts tone to the sjslein ami slrcngtliciis
every orgau and fibre ol the body.
" 1 have taken a gioat deal of medicine ,
but nothing lias dime mo so much good ns
Aycr's SarsajKullla. I expeilenced Its bene
ficial effects before I hid quite finished ono
bottle , ami I can ficcly testily thnt It is tlio
best blood modlclno I know of. " L.V. .
Waul , sr. , Woodland , Texas.
"Confined to an ofllcc , aa I am , from ono
year's end to another , with llttlo or no out
door uxciclso , I find great help In Acr'a
Sarsaparilla , which I have used for so\cral
years , and am atprcscnt iishiB , vltli excel.
lent results. It enables ino to Iccep aUtnys
at my post , enjoying the best of health , "
II. C. Dailies , Maiden , Mass ,
Ayer's ' Sarsaparilla
DR. J. O. A YER. & CO. , Lowell , MUJB.
HolclbyDrufylst ) . $ l , li$3.Vortli5abcltlo. .
1'rlnury. Soconanrjr or
Tortlary | rmancntly
1 cured In 30 to 00 days.
eliminate all ii on
fiuin thorytitciii , BO thai tlicro cunnccrboa return of
the tllicasolii any ( urin , 1'artlca can U tionlcil at
homo well nihiTC , ( for the eiiina | > rlco anil vnilL-r
the coma KiurnnUc , ) tut itli tlio \iliojircterto
como here , vowlll untractto euro theinor iufuiul all
inoite anii imv ejulro exKUbt | > of cu tiling , rallru&U
( arouuilliotil bills.
to euro the Hint olstlimto catcs.Vo ( hnli-nse the
vorld for a ctno v ocan notcuto. Slticotho hittcry of
tnuiclntf a titio i | > rclrtc for SyphtlU linH liecn roufcht
for blul never fouml until cur ilpclo Uonmly voi ills.
rowri'tl. Xonfl other iri'nuluo. rlt fur rcfcicnce4 *
COOK JtJMKJn' CO. , Omaliti , .Ytbratfeci.
Office , St. Clulr Hotol.Cor. 13th and DodsoSti
"
DR. KE N S I N G T O NT
Eye and Ear Surgeon
131O Douulas Street. Spectacles accurately
fitted ,
CHICHISTCR'B ENGLISH
PILLS ,
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T/ie Mce will soon z's
site in sitypknienialjorm
stenogrdfchic reports cf
the
GRAND ISLAND
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O.MA.1IA. ,
Tha most widely nnd favorably knowi spot-
.allita in the United States. Their long ci-
perlouoo , remarkable skill nnd unlvorial sue-
ooas In the treatment and cureot Nervous ,
Olironlo and 3urRJ -Discuses , entltlo thcsn
eminent physicians to tlict full confidence ot
tbonlUlcicd everywhere. Tlioy guarantee !
A OEUTA.1N AND POSITIVE CUUE for
thuawruloirecta of early vlco and tlio numer
ous evils tlmt folioVT ln > its truln ,
1'KIVATK , HLOOl ) AMI ) SKIN DISEASES
speedilycomiilotoly and irortuauoiitlycured.
NEKVOUS IICHIUTY ANO BEX UAL DIS
ORDERS yleldroadlly tolholr skillful treat-
tuont.
1'IL.ES ' , FISTULA AND UEOTA.Ii ULCERS
iiiiniiiteed cured without pain or detention
from Iniilnuss ,
HVUHOOELE AKD VAUICOCEL.T porraa-
ently and auccesstully cured In ovcrr case.
SYIMUUS. QUNOKUIIEiV. OLEEl1 , Sper-
matorrhoa , BcmlualWonknosg , Lost Jlanhood ,
NlK'lit.KnilssIoiis , Uoc.iyed Kncultios , Female
Weakness and all clrlluato disorders peculiar
to cither BOX positively cured , as well us all
functional dlhoiilers tfuit result from youth
ful ( olllosor tlio cxce-ss of tmituro years.
U irTI \ PK Guaranteed perm ana n tly
lIVlVjl U 1\L * cured , renio\al con nlcto ,
wlthoutcuttliiR , ctiustto ordllntitlon , Ouroi
affected nt homo by patlcac without u mo
ment's pain or annoyance.
TO YOUNG AND MIDDLE-AGED MhN.
A TT11 ? riIIliT1 > 0 ftwful offosts ° f
<
f0 U 1x11 ViU 1U early vlco wlilch brings
organic ncaltnoss. dostroylns ? lioth mind and
body , -with all Us dreaded ills , pormaiiouty
cured.
l RPTT1 ? Address these who have Im-
1J. . Ulj 1. U palrod tlioniielvna by Im
proper Indulftonco nnd solitary habits , which
ruin both mind nnd body , uutltttiiKtnoin for
business , study or nnrrliiRe.
MAUIUUO M1IN or thoio pntorlnzon tliat
hnppy life , aware of physical ucMhty , quluUy
assisted ,
OUR. SUCOB33
Is based upon faeta. First 1'racttcul experi
ence. HeconU-rEvo ry oasa' ' ' Hpeolall y itiul led ,
tlius tartlng rlRht. Third Medicines nro
prepared In our Iivl < oro.tory exaotly to suit
uacli case , thusolTocttuff euros vltlioutInjury ,
Drs. Betts & Belts ,
H09 DOUGLAS STREET.OMAHA. . NEB.
MANHOOD RESTORED.
"SANA.TIVO , " the
Wonderful Spanlih
Remedy , ctiics all
NerMHW Diseases ,
Buchns Wtnk Mem-
n.K ui > rtrz * i , orJ' I-068 o'Brnln
$ $ $ -S/lfe Power , Hcadacbe ,
yS ff JSSSShlm a licft ! I nc.s , Losi
Mnnuood , Nervoin-
IICEH , I.nBHltudo , all
tlrnliis nnd IOBB ol
power of llio OeneratlviJ Orennn , In cither eci ,
ciineed byovcrciertlon , yontiful Indiscretioneoi
tlieosccsMvo UBcof tolnccinplumor ) , Btlmnln.ite ,
\vblch ultimately lead to Infirmity , Comuinptlou
and Insanity. 1'iit unln cunvciiicnt form to cmrj
In the vcHpoclitt. I'rlceSHpackice , or01or$5
Sent bynmll toiuy ndJrcBB. Circular free. Wttt
tlon thlipnpor. Atldrcen
Hilt SAI.K IN OMAHA. M.ll. .
Kuhn .V fo. . Cor , 15tli t Doiiuln-i Mrccla.
J , A. Fullfr Ac Co. . Cor MtliA I ) ouilii Streets.
A. 1) . Fmlcr & Co. . Council liluns , Iowa ,
aEC. WESTS
NERVE AND BRAIN TREATMENT ,
Bp mo for ftylMrla. DlJilnriiFt , Keurule | . Wikiv
Iulnoki. HentM iMpraiilou.Hutienlniror tlio Urnln.ro-
eultlnir In tntnnlty aaJ lcn < llnir to inuery dwav onj
< ! o thrrremnturo OU1 Jlge. Jljrrenncu , I.oisot rover
ineltliornz , Inv lunt rr l.onos. ainmpurmilprrhr (
cameil tir orertxortlo'x of tlio brain , pclftbusoor
OTer-lnduifronco. t.achtox cotitaJnxononiontL'ii tre&U
monL II a hoi. or til f or It , rant by mallirpild | ,
Wlih onrh onlcnl&r Ms IIOIM , will > eiul | mn.-ha i
jruranUo to rffuiul pionwr It tli trentintntfalJJtO
tun. < juarantu l > auuluiut genuine mill call by
GOODMAN DllUGCO. ,
lllOKarnamlitroct , - - Omaha , Net ,
ktvliuiu
To euro HllloiiinoBS. Blck Tlcodaclio , Constipation ,
Malirln. l lrer Cumplalnti. Uiko the tafo
ana certain remedy , SOllTll'S
EILE BEANS
C80tTioBMAMjSIZE(4O ( llttlo kcann tofho t t.
tlo ) . 'flier tire tko iiu t comcnlorti suit nil ouc&
I'rlcoof tltburHio. 116 ccntu per txittlo.
E IQCIPyr * t7. 37. 7O : Hioto irmvura
MVloalTOl * panel suoof Uib picture < o(4
CCUU ( cvrpord or Btaupn )
J ,
MaVunof "lliloBcaiu.
r'ou i tniKi ( w/r-nr. J < luo * Parloaicut hlli
tlinKrcucliromiiOr. cun tli monitruiil micro ted
cure upro. lon Irom wliutofor c u o. IToiaota
lacmtriiillun. 7bo. . i-llli sboul.1 not Uo [ ttken jlut-
ug | > ro ; ninoy Am. I'll Co. . Itoynltr I/row , Hwo.
ccr.CUyUo.la ( louulno by Bhorimn A. ScCoriw I ,
Uoiifu I . near I' . O. . Oai rm I 0. A. Uelcher. SoutU
OnuUoM.I' . Ullli , Cvuocll Ulutl . 12 , or 3 ( or i.
OUR SHOE DEP'T. '
Is crowded witli new goodsfor the fall , and notwithstanding tlic steadily advancing priccof leathetf f\
we are in a position to offer our fall goods at same mode rate prices that have made our SlYyjj
Department so popular in so short a time. Our stock for the fall was ordered very early , H -
the manufacturer's thought of advancing prices ; the material was selected with , care ub'iuieFen"
Shoes \\cremaclc and finished in the Lest workmanlike manner , and \vc arc now oiler ing111001
only the largest assortment , but also the best made Shoes for Men and Boys , lioiust goodsivklth
( tic arc ? 2ot afraid to IMC/ : with oitrg-itai-antct , * . ,
To signalize the opening of the Fall Season in tliis Department place on sale to-day ,
S OOO P11'1" ' file | Calf Slices , Congress and Lace , warranted Goodyear Weltat $2,50. Thfg
is the same quality and make which we sold last season as a great bargain at $2.75 $ , Sheds
made with Goodyear \Yclt , arcfully as good for wsav and elasticity as Hand-sewedShocs. The
ibo-vc arc an extraordinary bargain , We know Shoe Stores would charge at least $3,50 or $4 $
for like goods.
Our " "Workingman's" ' shoes for $1,25 , of which we sell thousands of pairs every season , SI/Q
turning out better than ever this fall. We have placed early orders for enormous quantities arnsf
the manufacturer lias greatly improved upon th e make of tlic m. ! No more honest shoe-vvasj
ever offered for sale at suclia low price. It is solid leatlier throughout , and tlic make and finish
is perfect. Nothing short of $2,00 will buy such a shoe elsewhere.
In the finer grades \veshow \ an exceptionally large assortment , all styles of toes , and all
kinds of lasts , shoes to fit any fee ± ,
All our otlier dcpartmcntsareloadedwitlmewgoods , In every line we ha-\'e ' putinabigstocll
anticipating an increased trade.
FRIGES IxO TiELR THAN
Open until 8 p. m , Saturday , 1O p. m.
Nebraska Clothin
Corner1 14th. and Douglas Streets.
The cool days of Autumn
have come and change of
costume is in order.
Men's and Boys' Fall
Suits have displaced sum
mer blazers and silk Shirts
upon our counters and in
vite your early inspection.
An exceptionally fine assort
ment of IMcn's Underwear
nd Hosiery adapted to the
coolerseason isnow in stock.
"NVo do not quote the prices on
thcso goods as below cost for we
frankly confess that wo are cloln
business for our own profit , but wo
trust to the excellence of our goods
nnd the Inii ness of our method to
brin ; , ' us reasonallo returns.
DRS , MERRILL & MERRILL
Bl E(3IAIjlSrJC3 ( IN
. , Jllnod nmt Siinileal Pl onsei und
DlnoasMof thoKj-c , K.ir. Ni ) i > , Tliro.it ana Oot.
Special Attention to I I C HO ) ot'XV'o
more niul Clilldrr-ii ,
The doctoriliavo hid yrara ol oxperlennoln the
liospltnls of IlrooklinondN'etr York , rinil aroninoufi
ihcVnoitBUCCcjsruUad vrlJoly kiown ipeclnllJla la
Ilia country.
To Y'ounz nnd aildcllc-Accil rvifn.
IxstMnnlioOl ( , Kcrrous Dolillltf. Spcrnmtorrlima ,
CemlnAlI/otiiei , I'linlcnl lloony.trlMliiKfrouilndl--
crutlon , proiluclnir ilceplounuia , dospondi-ncr , pliii.
nlcs ontno rice , iivunlonUi society. en ily ( llgcour.
Ifocl lick of nuiHilcnco. dull , u nlH for ttudr cr busl.
ici3 ; , nnd tlndi llfou burJon , iitoly , forraawatly
iaU njiccil My cured.
Klooil nnd Skn | linonscs. )
Brplill's. n dlscnio moat droniKul in It * remits ,
Umiilctely cnidlciitoil.
GenUo-Urlnary Snrjrcry.
nonorrliip , Gloot , Sfphllli , Ilyilrocolo'nrlraccl ,
nnd Btili-turo , uiillcMlr nnil snhif c-urotl i'Unut
ruin ordotontlon from bmlnosi , All Hoxuil la-
ftnultlPi unOliupo < lluiontitu inarrliiKOiucconfully
All llcctal dlicncciiafelf nnrt pormnncntly curoi.
lloiin , U a. , in , till I p. m Mmdvs , IDtlll J J.
N IS. 1'orooiu utnblo to vlMlt unnuytm treated at
Ihelr lioniL'J br corrciponJi'nco , Alodlclnoa ami la *
itructlnn * ontby cipross. Cuniultiitloi fro&
BcuUtcentilu uttnipa to Inauroruplj
Sit * Fifirnnrli ST. , Oiiposlto Tlojcl's
Opera House. Omnlm ,
DR , BIILEY
,
Graduate Dentist.
A Full Set of Teeth , on Rubber
For Five Dollars.
A perfect fit guaranteed. Tooth extracted
without pain or dmiKCr , and wlttotit nnaos-
thotlcs , GolJ mid slhcr Ulllngs at lowc'.st
rates. Ilrldgo anil Crown " \Vorlf. Tcotl ltU
out pUt < ! 3. All work varranlctl.
OFFICE PAXTON BLOCK , 1TH AHO FARNAM
F.ntrancoJJtli ( Ifoot elevator. Opouorotr
Ings until a o'clock.
[ V ! AN HOOD
V J * * AM Ak iarlylucoy : nrt Aim
WW _ H f n Xk Impolucy. loitviiif
b _ UUalliintorid ritmd , mticBlii ?
Becr.y. *
At thie Coliseum.
Grand Concert
This Afternoon and
Miss ALICE RAYMONU
TTve Greatest Lady Cor-not Soloist in the World , A.ccoriipanled
toy Second Infantry IMllitary Band.
Magnificent Commercial and
Mechanical ExhiMtk
BEAUTIFUL FLORA.L AND ART DISPLAYS.
Second Infantnj Band-SBleoteci PragrammB
A. A. WEDEMETER , DIREQTOR.
Tlie Automatic City , Costing Over $20OOO
Many J\Tciv arid Navel Attractwis/
ADMISSION , 25 Cents
MAX ME YER & J3RO. ,
The Popular Jewelers ,
Are receiving daily from , the londlim manufacturers of thlo
country end Europe , till tlio LATEST NO'VELTIES In. FINE
JEWELRY , SILVERWAHE , CLOCKS , HRONZE OBNA-
MENTS , XATMPS. SILK UMBRELLAS , OAUBS , OPERA. AND
TIELD GLA-SSBS , A.NEBOID DA ROMLETiJES , THBBMOilB.
riERS.SPEOrAOLES end EVE OL ASSES , Bto , Uto.
DIA.MOND3 and a'l ' ether prosloug Btonea , mounted and
loose. GOLD , SILVBB and NIOK1E3L WATCHE3SIn all graloB ,
lor Indies and eontlomon. HOWLED WATCHES A. SPEO-
IALTY , tout wo carry nil ether flr'st-olaaj makoa-Eljjln , V/al-
thairjSprnKQolcl ! , Bc. ;
OUR PRICES AHEJ LOWER. THAN EVER , and. ALL
GOODS \VAR31ANTED , Spnoowill not allow us to QUOTE
TRIOE ? , m ourstcolc iatooLARGB and VARIED , but como
nnd see foryourso'.vos. It will oca' you nothing to LOOK.
Visitors are alwaya WHLOOMB , and should you WISH to buy ,
wo will naako It an object for you to DBA.L WITH US.Vo
are sliowlnx HUNDREDS of arlloloi Bultablo for WEDDING
end ether GIFTS , atprloos ranprlnt ? fromL up to $1OOO.
All o r customers nro TREATED .ALIKE , whether their
purchases bo SMALL orG-EEAT.
MAX MUTEIR & : BR.O. ,
SlxLaenLli arid b'arnam SLrooLs , Ornalia.
U3)"ESTABLISHED ) 1QOO. _ Ji
0IAMDMD
: Cor-DDMUS '
PNP/ : i'lver OWAHA
- 1,5TH STS ,