8 TIDE OMAHA DAILY BEE : TlTESiDA.'Y , OOTOBIUR 7 , 1890.
THE CITY ,
The bank clcnrlngs yesterday amount
ed to. $1,120,100.00.
The following nro tlio tompornlurcs as
observed at the signal service ofllcoat
tlio hour mimed : 7 u. in. , 33 ° ; 10 u. ra.i
C3 = > , 1 p. in. , 5S = > .
Tlio docket for the October term of
tbo county court will bo called at 0
o'clock this morning. There are 100
cases , most of which are ready for trial.
The Western Union is replacing Its
short poles on oust Farwnn street by
which the com
elxty-foot poles , place
pany's wires out of reach of the tele
phone and clectilo Hfr'ht linos.
Thoropubllcansof the Fifth ward have
called a ini'otln ' to bo liukl tomorrow
nifrhtnl KHUn 's hull , Sherman avenue
and Ohio hlreot , at which llmo and place
n l-'ifth ward republican club will be or
ganized.
Tlio report published last evening to
the olTei-t Hint Dr. C. G. Sprnftio hud
notfleclcd to report aciwo of illphthcria
unilor his care , was a typographical
blunder. It should luivo read Dr. C. D.
Bpraguo.
All members of the western art asso
ciation are urgently requested to moot
this ovonliiir , tlio 7th , at 7'IO : o'clock
filialat ] ) the Llningoigallery. . The
fall exhibition is to bo discussed and
business to bo transacted of importance
to every member.
A blu/.o at Fan-oil's syrup factory on
Klk'hth street , between Farmim and
Douijlas , occasioned an alarm yesterday
moi-nlng. The lire- caught from tbo
boiler , whli-h was too close to the floor
above. The Humes wore quickly cxtin-
puiHlicd , and the damage was very
Blight.
Daniel O'ICcolTo , organizer of tbo
bricklayers' union , wont to Sioux City
last Saturday anil returned Sunday night.
Ho organized at that place ti now union
of bricklayers , No. 5 of Iowa , consisting
of seventy-live men. The organization
promises well and tlio inembcra Imvo all
the work they can do.
Bert Fiuvlor , a World-TIoralil reporter ,
mourns the IOM of a suit of clothes. Sun
day night while ho was at church a
burglar catered his room and not only
Btolo the clothes , but walked off with
everything viblblo , including a , grip , a
lot of underwear and several ornaments
that were upon the walls.
Sergeant Graves has found the family
of James A. lioylan , who isscarchinu
for them In this city. The wife and
children are living in asmallhouso on
the alloy between Twentieth and Twenty-
first btrocts , between Martha and Cas-
tellar. The woman is s > luk and did not
know how to reach the address given by
her husband , Seventeenth and Califor
nia , In the Sunday UIK. :
Dr. Mcreci1ms torn down his brick of-
flco which formerly blood at the north
west corner of Twelfth and Howard
Btrocts. In its stcatl ho will erected a
threo-story structure , which will form
the most southerly end of the hotel
which ho has already erected immedi
ately north of his corner lot at that
place. The present hotel which has
just been completed , contains lifty-four
rooms.
Grand Concert ami
At the Coliseum this evening. Admission -
mission only -5 cents.
Mrs. Mercer , manicure , 401 Bee bldg
IIHW Kates Kust.
The Ohio & Mississippi railway Is now
Belling tickets from St. Louis to points
east at the following low rates : New
York , SIll.OO ; Doslon , $16.00 ; Philadcl-
810.00 ; Jamestown , N. Y. , 59.00 ; Pitts-
burg , Pa. , $8.00 ; Cleveland , O. , $8.00 ;
Columbus and Dayton , 0. , $1.15 ; Gallon ,
O. , $5.50. For further information call
on or address A. J. Lytle , G. W. P. A. ,
105 N. Broadway , St. Louis , Mo.
Grand Concert and Imposition
At the ColUcum this evening. Ad
mission only 25 cents.
Low IXctirNiuu Rates to the Kant.
Commencing October 7 and until
further notice , the Ohio & Mississippi
railway will tell round trip tickets from
St. Louis , Mo. , to Cincinnati and return
at $ U.
Columbus , O. , and return , $8.
Pittslmrpr , Pa. , and return , $12.
Harpers Ferry and return , $15.
Philadelphia and return , $17.
Uoston and return , $22.
Dayton , O. , and return , $7.
Gallon and return , $10.
Mansfield , O. . and return , $10.50.
Akron , O. , and return , 11.
Cleveland , O. , and return , $11.
Jamestown , N. Y. , and return , $12.
UiiiTalo , N. Y. , alid return , $1 .
Snlaimmca , N. Y. , and roturu , $13.
Youngstown and return , $11.
Albany and return , $20.
Liberal return limits for tickets. For
information call on or address A. J.
Lyttlo , G. W. P. agent , olllco 105 North
Lroadway or Union depot , St. Louis.
Melville Tonight.
The great and only Melville nt the
Coliseum this evening,9 p.m. See him.
Mr. Charles J. Karbach has boon
elected vice president of the Gorman
savings bank to 1111 the vacancy caused
by the resignation of Mr. U , LJ. Schmidt.
Mr. Schmidt having accepted the posi
tion of general agent in Kuropo for tlio
Lombard investment companv with
headquarters at Berlin. Mr. iflirbach
Is a valuable acquisition to the directory
mid management of ibis popular and
conservative institution. His successful
business ' and wide
oxpoi'Ieneo acquaint
ance along with his conservative prac
tical business ability will help to
strengthen the foundation of this rapidly
growing and prosperous institution.
Melville Tuiilcht.
The great and only Melville at tbo
Coliseum this evening , 9 p. m. See him.
AV. T. llrynu Tomorrow Mulit ,
Fran It It , Morrlssoy returned from Lincoln
last night , whcro bo yesterday maJo arrange
ments for nn address | lt this city tomoirow
nl ht byV. . J. llrynn under the auspices of
tlio Fourth ward democratic club Mr
Hryan will speak at Washington hall. The
meeting lb designed especially for thoyouni !
( Icmoi-iikts of thouliy ami will also bo inf.
dressed by J. 13. Boyd , M. y. ( ] nmiou and
others.
A \XO L'.l VKJIKXTS ,
Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Younp arrived from
Chicago Saturday nnd Immediately began
the rehearsals for their concert , which is to
tnko place at Doyil's next Wednesday night ,
Hofcrenco to the programme will
Khow that It Is oao of exceptional
Interest ami merit. Not only will some of
our most popular singers and Instrumental.
Ists take part in It , but a number of new com.
positions by Airs. Young will bo heard for tlio
llrst time , and those who are familiar with
the tuneful numbers of.Mr. . Sampson" will
untldpiuo , anil no tioubt realize much pleas
ure In heating those now compositions. Mrs.
Calm and Mn , Nye , who are so rarely heard ,
with the other soloists announced , will no
doubt draw u largo nuillenco. Mr. Young
will oo heard In two numbers. Mrs. Young
nnd Mr. Culm will art an accompanists. Prof.
Hndous will direct the Htryk-cn-blass Lust
club unil Mr. I'cnnc'll will direct tlio Apollo.
Lily boap Ownw a cans ,
AT THIS WOHUD'H \YIK. .
llowtlic Heal IMptc Kxelintige WnntM
Otnnha to He Itcprciratril.
A fair nttciulanco ol member * m.irkcJ the
opening of the regular dally sessions of the
real citato exchange.
The mooting -.viw called to order by Presi
dent Hartman promptly nt 11:30 : o'clock and
the inornintf call road.
A lojolutloii , rceentlyadopteil by the board
of trade , urging the legislature to pass n
wnrehoust ) bill , mid explaining the tenellts to
bo derived therefrom , was presented and
unanimously adopted.
Mr. W. ll. Taylor , n member of tbn ex
change , brought up the question of Nc-
braslta's cxlilblt ot the world's fair , 1 lo said
other states were nhoady taklntf steps to
secure favorable sites at tlio fair , nnd It was
ncooMary for Xcbnulci to take some prompt
action In order to secure a stiltnulo pltico in
the exhibit. Ho Introduced the followltiR
resolutlonvvhlch werounanlinously adopted :
AVIiorruu , Tlin qnu itlnn of u slto for tlio
world's Ciiliimhl.m full huvln IIOPII fully unil
Ilimlly doclili'd upon liy the national vmld'n
fulri'iiiiiiiils-tloncrs , ana thunignnl/'itlnii ( or n
Miccissful exhibit hu : In , ; hi-i-n fully potu-
plotrd. It roniiilnsfor tlio viuloustiitcn of the
union to provide tlio licoi'SHtiry tnuuiis with
wlilt'h lei npniuiirlntoly cairy out tlio plans
piti | ) sol by Ilit ) national coiniiilsiloni'roaiul
\\lieitjiis. Tlii Inleri'Ht of the statoof No-
hrnsKii In nil Its various Indti'.tiloH rlomaiul
that our ntntu shall luivo a HltliiKiind tip-
iironrliilPH'plesrlitatlcm mill ilKpl.iy ; unil
\\licroas , In ottli'itlmi tliUixlilbli.ofir as
concerns tliw stnli'iif Xrliniiliii may InotMicli
u f-lianieti-i < IH tiiU'lhvt crrilli iipun tlio "Into
unil bo In keeping ltli lii-r va t rosonrpi'H ,
mid Unit Ni'hratlm In ) Jilucuil on nn equulltv
with nil oihur cci'ut stutes of Hie union In tills
display , llu'ii-fcito. bull
JCf.olvcd . , Tli.it u coinnilttcoof ton bo ap
pointed l > y tlio I'hnliinan of this
which coininlttro wllli'onfi'r with
in I tti ( M to bo liiM-eufli'f iippolnlcd by the
viulous ( irL'anl/atlDiii tliiou hoiit the state ,
and wlilcli lui vo hi \ lew Ni.'lniisku's Intcic t In
tliu world's falrc\hillt.
Kctolvcd , That It It tlie "onsoot thh ox-
clKinu'o tliuL u sum nf not less than I'.iO.OJl '
sliniild ho niipruprliik'il by the slat o in fur-
tlirr.incoof tliliobjcut.
Itpsolvcd , Tint wo earnestly and respectfully -
fully uruo upon tlm Kdvcriinrof our state. : is
\v < * liis ( tliu li' hhiluiL1 to iiiM'mblu the ciniilii
whitt-r. iiL'cetilty for taking c.nly artliui
looking loan uxlilbit Hint will Iran vicJIt to
tlim-tiitoiind liyuf ourpi > i > iilo
HrsolM'il. Tli.itM ) iPiriiid the selection of a
Kltofor Nebraska Ijulldlii''s anil exli'.lilts at
tlii'ciirlltst pi)9 ) lhlii ( Into as bclnx oi-entliil
to the host Intoicst of oursl.ito , and that thh
( lotion should lie taken at nuei * .
ItcsoUeil , That tlio uxohair o respoclfiilly
roquostn that the ) jo\ernor Iininedliitely tip-
of ten from dllli-rtMit -
point a committee poi-
tlonsof st.ito , nho will fairly repicsunt the
people , nnd tlinlsiililcoininllti-e slitill IIIOCUIM !
ntoiu'O tol/lilLMKO tocnnCorwItlilho nallorial
comiiiUsloiici'sIn tlio sisli-el Ion of ftf-ltofor tlio
stute of Nebraska ut tlio world's f.nr.
Keinlvcd , Tli.it a copy of tlit o lesohltlnns
linfiiriilsliedtotho prtsa of the city and to the
tcovurnor of thosliitc.
President Hartman will announce the eom-
inlttco , provided for by the resolutions , tit to-
moi row's meeting.
The following projwrty was IWcil for sale )
Kvans aiklitlon , lot 1:3 : , 1)0x100 ) , eight room
house , $ : ) ,000.
Capitol addition , subdivision II , lot 12 , STx
111) ) , sovcn room house , S'i.'O per front foot.
West llnd addition , lot : ' , block 0 , anil lot
21 , block I ) , auniinit Place , iMxIN5 : , ' 1 , Dodge
and Thirty-SL-cond avenue , * r5OJO.
Capitol atldltlon. two lots , 10IM-I2 , rarnnm
and Twenty-fourth streets , ono seven room
and ono eight room bouse , H" 0 per front foot
on Purnain.
Southwest corner Thirty-first and rarnnm ,
lOn cl-IO , Jllir. per front foot ,
WustKud addition , lot II , block 10 , MX 1'iS.
S12" > per front foot.
City , ! ! fo--tlot IIS , Homey between Four
teenth and fifteenth , frlO.OOJ.
Citv , lots : i and -I , hlook ai'J , 140x13) ) , Nine
teenth and Burt , S.'I.OOJ.
Hedlck's ' subdivision , part lot 7 , Mode 'J ' ,
nlno room house , $ . " ) , .r)00.
Summit Place , lot S , bloul < 3 , nine room
house , J'J.OOO. '
Donbo addition , lot T , block 3 , 50x12. ,
SJ.r.OO. .
Harrison county , Iowa , 20. acres Improved
farm , $10,000.
1OOOO t'coplo
Visit the Coliseum daily , Grand con
cert. Beautiful displays. The great
Mclvlllo tonight at the Coli&euiu. i5 !
cents admission to all.
Only half faro to St. Louis via the
Wabash , commencing October ! to 11
inclusive. Good returning until the
14th. Tickets on sale at 1502 Farnam
street ; also at Union Pacific depots ,
Omaha and Council Lruffs.
Ice for sale cheap. Three thousand
tons nt "Wall Lake , la. , delivered on
cars in quantities to suit. Address ,
Union Ice & Coal Co , , Kansas City , Mo.
1OOO ( ) I'eojilo
Visit the Coliseum daily. Grand con
cert. Beautiful displays. The great
Melville tonlfjht at the Coliseum. 20
coats admission to all.
The now ofllcos of the great Hock
Island route , 1GO. ' , Sixteenth and Fuvnaui
fitreqts , Omaha , are the finest In the city.
Call and see them. Tickets to all points
cast at lowest rates.
Only half faro to St. Louis via tlio
Wabash , commencing October ! to 11
inclusive. Good returning until the
1 ith. Tickets on sale nt 1502 Farmim
street ; also ut Union I'acillc depots
Omaha and Council Bluffs.
Tlio "Western 1'rliitliiR Co. Case.
A very Important order of JucUoVako -
Icy's was nut on file lu the distilct court
yesterday.
It was In the matter of the Omaha Na
tional bank against the "Western Printing
company. Albion M. and Ella M. Dvcv , the
Omaha Typo foundry , the Campbell Printing
Press and Machine company ; Bradnor
Smith it Co. , tbo Carpenter paper company ,
and John P. lioyd bhcrlff.
The JUUKO says that It appears that the de
fendants , Albion M. and lilla M. Dyer , arc
wrongfully disposing of tbo property or tbo
Western printing company and reinovinpnntl
secreting It , and that Kiln M. Uyer
claimed the propecty by viVtuo of an alleged
fraudulent mortgage , and that tbo
business of the nrlutlne company bus
boon stopped and the property is thereby Ho-
predating In value to the detriment of tbo
creditors , and that the delay occasioned bv
Riving notice ) for appointment of a receiver is
hazardous to the plaintiff's rights nnd toother
creditors of tbo western printing company.
On motion of plaintiff ho orders
Sheriff Boyti to tnlt9 temporary possession
of the property , and sets Saturday , Septem
ber 11 us the day for bearing tbo application
for an appointment of n receiver ,
' Save who can ! " was the frantic cry of
Napoleon to his army nt Waterloo. Snvo
health and strength while yon can , by the
usoof Ayer's Sarsnparllla. Is advice that ap
plies to nl ) , both young nnil old. Don't wait
until disease fastens on you ; begin ut once.
Owing to delay on the railroad Colonel
Sheridan will not reach tbo city before
tbl afternoon , Ho will rolicvo .Clcmten-
nut Hoc , A. D. C , us adjutant general ot tlio
department tomorrow.
ItifaptMarticellPnceproTrnlnaminDioftiomci
formurcthanaqiinrtcroCurentur ; . It li uied by
tbe L nltol HtttJa Govcrnuitnt. KaAor > r4 by Ins
heidi of the neat unUur.lilei m tUo btrou t ,
ruti' tnil moitllfBllhtul. Dr. I'rloo'n Cream .
lug Tuwdor iloui not conlnln unmonlt , line or alum.
Bold only In cum.
IMUnSMAKINBrOWDKRCO. ,
Isik.
ItliGISTIOIl TODAY ,
jV flatter or Importance tolio Conslil-
crcil by Hi cry Voter.
The supervisors of registration appointed by
tha council and county commissioners will sit
for the purpose of registering the names of
voters in the various voting districts on tlio
followliiBiUtesfi-omSn. m.toO p.m. each day i
Tod.iv , October 7 , Wednesday , October
15 , Thursday October 13 , 1'ridny , October 31
and Saturday , Xovcmbcr 1.
The foliowinit pliicoi have bccu aecurcJ for
tlio tneotlugs of tlio registrars :
KIIISTVIIII. .
First Dlslrlct-N. C. Kelson , TO3 Leaven-
worth street.
Secona District J. II. Davis , SOT South
Tenth street.
Third listrlctG. . Zimmerman , Eleventh
and Clorco streets.
Fourth District II. O. ll.mmcrtnnn , Sixth
nonrl'nollk * .
1'ifth District ICrug's grocery , Thirteenth
and Vlnton.
Sixth District M. Charon , 70 ! Urmeroft.
gnt'OXI ) AVAIID.
Tlrst District 7UI South Thirteenth street ,
Second District aw.t Pieivc strcut.
'I'hlnl District J.I' . Mnllcndcr , IWlOSouth
Twentieth street.
Fourth District John Lctnloy , 1' GO South
Sixteenth at feet.
Fifth District-John T. Ilnst , 2l'J3 South
Sixteenth street.
Histh District Kucoht & Co. , IG23 Yinton
street.
Tiiiiin w\itn.
first Dlitrict J. J. Uonovati's , 303 Xorth
Tenth street.
Sceoad District Derby hotel , 1U ) North
Tlilrtoontli sticet.
Third District 13. Blerbaugh , - 10 South
Foiirteontli street.
1'ourtb District No. 319 South Eleventh
street.
rofiiTit WAiin.
Tirst District Sni'sount's store , 323 Xorth
Sixteenth street.
Secoiul Dlblrict-Losllo & Leslie's Six
teenth unil Dodijo streets.
Ihlrd District Cigiir store , 1503 F.u-tiam
street. .
Fourth District Drugstore , ISJ-JSt.Mary's
avenue.
Fifth Dibti-ict-Frank Cross , 1WT St. Mary's
ti\caue.
rinti wiiio.
First District Frank Hrown & Co. , 301
North Khtconth street.
Second District Miller's b.ikery , 1810
Shcrinnti nvoiiue.
Third District J. Ivane , llUSShcrin.m ave
nue.
Fourth District G. "Wcelscnberg , .MOXortli
Sixteenth street.
SIXTH wutn.
First Dist rlct Lyceum hall.
Hecond IJbtrlet Grocery , Thirtieth nnd
-Ainea nrcnuc.
Third Distiict-J. J. Heal , lSLO.MUlt.iry
avenue.
Fourth Dlstrtet-J. P. Fouehc , o.
Twenty-fourth street.
Fifth District Twenty-sixth and Lalco
streets.
Sixth District- . E. Ilurlbiit , 1-111 North
Tivciity-fourtli street.
ivrvm.HAKi : ) ,
First District lii'J Park nvciiuo.
Second District 120 I'.u'k avenue.
Third District Drug stoic , Duiwit and
Twenty-ninth.
nioiiTii wvui > .
First DIstrlct-AlcClclliind's oftlco , 915
North Twenty-fourth.
Scooiul [ District Drug store , ' 2104 Cumin ) ? .
Third District 0. L. Hung , iWOlUunilmj.
Fourth District-N. Johnson , SJ OlCurning.
NINTH WAHU.
First District-J. T. Hope , Sll. Cumhig.
Seconil District Barber shop , Lowe aad
Mercer avenues.
Third DistrictNinthvmvl club , " 90S
Farnnni.
Till ! I'llffSt 1111(1 llCRt
Articles known to medical science are used In
preparing Hood's S.lrsaparilln. livery In
gredient is carefully .selected , personally ex
amined , and only the best retained. The
incdicinu is prepared under the supervision
of thoroughly bompctcnt pharmncUts , and
evcrj step in the process of inniiuf.ieturo is
c.irofullvvatehcd with a view to securing in
Hood's ' Sarsaparilhi Ilio best possible result
Il.VlIjHOAl ) NOr 13 4.
JIectln ; ) of 1'itHsoiiKcr
nnd I toad Kv
.T. H , LiUthrop , general freight anil passen
ger nsrciit of the Kcansoy it Hlaek Hills
road , is In the city. Ho reports that his line
will bo completed today us far as Galloway ,
sixty-live miles from Kearney , which -will DO
the terminus of the ro.vJ for thu coining
winter. Tlio entrance Into C.Ulawav will be
celebrated shortly by a grand batbecuoanU
rally.
General Passenger Apents Lomax of the
Unton I'ncilic and Francis ot tLollurlliiRton
wont to ChicnKoyesterday afternoon to attend
the llrst meeting of the reorganized western
passencer association.
A call lias been issued for a meeting of the
passoniror department of the transcontinental
association at St. Uouls , October' " .
Assibtunt General Passenger Agent .Aithur
Smith of the Builint'ton , has youe ea t for a
month.
The Burlington Is arranging to inntcrially
Increase Us facilities for coal mining at its
mines at Newcastle , Wyo. The mines nro
now turning out llfty cars n day , ntul the
amount will bo increased to sevcnty-llvo cars
a clay.
Tlio trouble in the Union Pacillo yants nt
Denver has icon settled. Yardinustcr
Hums is In authority with n full force of
now men. and the striking switchmen are
not troubling them.
General Freight Agent Ctoslyof the Bur-
HiiKtoit is in Chicago ,
Melville
The grcnt anil only Melville at the
Collsoum thib evening , 9 p. in , See him.
Najor Clarkson , Omaha's now postmaster ,
was also a visitor at departineiitlieadqunrturs
yesterday morning.
With His Thumb ,
A boy Is saul lo Ir.iMisavcil tlic Notliorlniuls
fioin Inuiid.illon. Multitudes liiuo been
s.ncil duiii the Imasion of disease by : i
kottloot Ayoi's Kais.ipaiilh. 11m nmllcino
Imparts tuuo to thu sjhU'iu and stienglhcns
cicry orgaii ami llbiu of idc body ,
" 1 luvo taken a great deal ot medlolno ,
but nolliliig lias tluno 1110 so much f oed as
Ayer's Sarsapailll.i. 1 cxi < crlciiccil UsR-im-
ftclal cfteets befuic I hatlquiteIlnlslicd ono
bottle , and lean ficcly testify that it U tlio
best blood mcdiclno f Know of. " L. W.
Ward.sr. . , AVoodland , Texas.
"Condneil to an onim1 , us f am , from ono
year's end to another , \\ltli little or no out
door exercise , I tel great help in Ayer's
SarsapaiIlia , which I have used for scveial
) carsaml am at present nshiith ; excel
lent icsiilts. It enables mo to l > ili > ] > always
at my post , enjoying the best of health. "
11. C. Humes , Maiden , Mass.
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
rmi'Aur.n nv
DR. . J. C. AVER & CO. , Lowell , Mass.
GRATEFUL-COMFORT1N
EPPS'S COCOA
BREA.KFAST.
"Hr ( horiiiuli knonlo.l.-o of Ilia nnlunil IIITI
ulilch KOvurn lliuoiH'ratliiiniif illfoitlon nnj niilrl-
tlun. nmlby a cnri'tulniillcalloa | | of thu line proper-
tlnof well nelccteil L'aivn. Mr. KIMI * Ims provUdl
our liruakfnst tables wtillTiilollc.itolr tinvorcd liovcr-
mo whlili mnyiavo iiiinuny IIPIVWdoctor ibllH. It
litijr tlioluillclouB u.souf hiicliiirtloloi of illct tint
coiiitltullon limy bo I'rnilinilly lnilUup tinlll itroiu
cnoiiKli lo niHln ovurr tondcnay to ilUoi o. Him-
ilreiU of iiihtlomnlatllci iirotlcmtlnKntcniinlii * rcmly
toultock nlierovur tlioro H a o k inilnt.Vo mir
t'urnpo many n ( atnl ihnft b ; kcuilnonrsclvu < well
lortltlcilnlth imro Ulooil , nnd proicrly | uourlilieJ
Jrnm . " "C'tvlhcrvlooliiiieltO. ( '
Jlnilo limply n Illi bolllna wattcr or milk. Sola onlr
In liulf poiiiul tlnii 1 > J uroecri , lubvlnl thur
JAHESEPl'S& CO. .
DR. KENSINGTON.
Eye and Ear Surgeon
131O Douglas Stteet. Spectacles accurately
fitted ,
HO\V 18' YOUR CHILD ?
Swift's ' Specific is the great
developer , of delicate child
ren. It regulates the secre
tions ; it stimulates the skin to
healthy action , and assists
nature in development.
There is no tonic for child
ren equal to vD' O5 *
Scml for our ticatisoon lllood and
Skin lIsi-a ) oH.
Mr.ciric Co. , .Atlanta , GE >
if yon 1m ro ci }
acute or IcnilliiPT In
CONSUfftPTBON ,
< > < ' PZJItS : COUP D.E 'KHC.
AND KYPOr'HOSr'HITES
or r.iati ) siyo SODA
Tills prrp/iriil / l < in contains the Htlnutla-
tliiR | iroici'li | ' a of tlio llf/fi < i > tifmi > liltfn
ntul flno Atirieerjlnti f'vd.lirr Oil. Usi-il
by I'liyHichna ' nilMio wrM our. HH ii
imliilnblo in mill : , Thwo t.mcs ns cfllra-
clotn ns jilnltl Owl LlriT Oil , A perfect
ni > iulslr > iil | 'ttortliAii nllotlicriinailo. l"or
all ( onus ( ' [ ll'd.sdiijJli ixc. * , HrotitMtla ,
'Hi.isa Flesh Producer
tiicro Is nothing llko SCOTT'S EMULSION ,
It Ii8nl l by all DrtiKRliln. I.tt nocno by
I > rolii3o njilniiitlon | or lmt > udcnt onlroaty
Ultimo you to accept a substitute.
Physicians , Surgeons and Specialists ,
Th most widely and favorably l < n < m spoc-
lullstsln the United .Suites. Tlulr lonox-
pcrli'Qoo , lomarlinlilo skill junl unlToraalsuc-
eeaa In tlio treatment nncl cur ot Nervous ,
Chronic ami Stir linl Ilsoisci ) , entltlo these
eminent iihyslclaiiii to the full confidence ot
tlio aflllctwlovcrywliorp. They Kuiimntdo :
A. UKUTA1N AND 1'OSITIVB OUM tot
the awful clfuotsot early vicoimcl the numor-
ous evils that follow In Us train.
IMtlVATK. BLOOD AN U SKIN DISEASES
speedily , cniiii ) ! ! nnil Dornititicntly turi > d ,
NCKVOUS '
OUIIER3 ylold readily to tholr bklllf ul truat-
tllOllti
PILES. FISTULA. AND IICOTAL UT-CnUS
Rtinrantucu cured without pin or dotcnllon
fiotn business.
llVIHOCLiE : ANT ) VAIHCOCELE perma-
notitly nnd auccessf tilly cnrod In every case.
SYl'HLMS. ( JONOItliUKA , OLEET , bper-
nuitorrhca , Soir.liml Vcakncs * , Lost Aliinhooil ,
NlKht Knilsilom , Decayed I'lioiiltlcs. I'etualo
Weakness nnd all dolliMto disorders peculiar
to oltlior sex jjosltlvt'ly c'urod. in well us all
functional disorders that result from youth
ful follies or thoexoossof nutnroyouri.
"sTPIP'ril " 1K Un irantccd prrmanontl y
O llUV-yl U ixlj cured , rpmnval conplcto ,
without cutting , canstlo ordllutatlon. Ouroj
an'ectcil ut homo by patient without a mo
ment's pain or annoyance.
TO YOUNG AND MIDDLE-AGED MLN.
A Q1TPK fill ? 1 ? Tlio awful oTocH ( off
fOUlli L > Ui\l oirIy vluo which brlnw
organic wealtnesi , dostroyliu bolh mind anil
body , with ull lw dre.uloU ills , periuanonty
cured. t
1 1 ? HUTT ? AtMross tlioso lie liavo Im-
Ul\0. lllj 1 10 palicd thciuschcs by Improper -
proper indulRonco mid solitary hiblts , which
ruin both mind and tody , unllttlns them for
business , stud v or mairltiKe.
IIAKHIKD Jll'.N or tho-,0 ftnterlns on that
happy llfeawaroof , physical debility , quickly
n8SlStC
OUR SUCOQ38
Is based upon fasts , rirbt-l'raotlo.tl eiporl.
ence. tJecond Kvory c.iso Hspoclally studied ,
thus atartluK rljtlit. Third Medicines are
prepared In our lulioratory oxaotly to suit
oucu case , thus pffcctlngc n res without Injury.
Drs. Betts & Betts ,
1409 DOUGLAS STREET , - OMAHA. NEB ,
ON SALE
TO
PRINCIPAL POUTS
EAST , WEST ,
NORTH and SOUTH
1EC2 Farnnm Sbroot.
HARRY P. DEUEL ,
Olty Passen or and Ticket Agent
i'-L loflllEW
© pooicilist ,
In , ini\irimM5l In the treat
ment ol nil forin < of I'lll-
lioun hTKICTPIIH , or tnin
In rcli'lvini ; tlio bliiiMnr.
SVI'llll.Ii cure I In MHoW
ilnys Skin ll'soasoi ' , ( "nunli
nnil nil lilitviin of Ilio
Illiiixl Heart imil l.lvpr lu-
iiinleDlsc'niCHcurol without
InMriiiiiiTUxir 'luc.il troat-
inont" Lnjiet fruin 2 to i
only \\rltu for clrcu-
oaihuf ttid itbovo ilisonin ,
nii > l tilionlnu iiiAiiy of tlio
moil roDiarkublocuro of-
tea , N. II. Cor , 1 Itti Bnd 1'ornuw Sts. , cnlranco aa
dlheriuoat. UaiaU Neb
E2.EGTC1G BELT
Ife
toiB ( trutl < .iur llii k" " . lTlilr l ; , ll < l.
hitf. ( aitlnuoul ( urrfftll of Flrflrlellr Ihrnuin ll MK4IC
VAU ! tc.Ton.l . ' * . . .I til ( HUM m II KUTIl
Ki > riil turr i ftlt liiiiitilii r welalcit ll jo m tun.
UVUTiil H.tt.iiori C pl'ltl ) . dik W > nt . .lll r-
llf I urtil ID ihTM rooalbl W mlli raoipbUI Kru.
AKDIM fillOTRICCO. . iejLa ll ll. ! , tHICAOO.Ili. .
HTTP QHfYF TYtfP'T .
Is crowded with new goods for the fall , and notwithstanding the steadily advancing price of Icalhcx' fi
we are in a position to offer our fall goods at same mode rate prices that have made our Shoo * ,
Department so popular in so short a time. Our stock for the fall was ordered very early , bcfor /
the manufacturer's ' thought of advancing prices ; the material was selected with care and the
Shoes were made and 'finished in the best workmanlike manner , and we arc now offeiing 110 $
only the largest assortment , but also the best made Shoes for Men and 13oys , honest goods tuhicti
flic arc not a/i'aictto back with our guarantee.
To signalize the opening of the Fall Season in this Department we place on sale to-day ,
2OOO Pair filc | Cdf Shoes , Congress and Lace , \varrantc \ Goodyear \Vclt at $2.50. Thf < j
is the same quality and make which we sold last season as a great bargain at $2.75. . Shocif
made with Goodyear Welt , arefully as good for wear and elasticity as Hand-se\vccl Shoes , TU ( )
.ibovc arc an extraordinary \Vclcno\vShoeStores\vouldchargcatlcast \ \ $3.50 $ or $4
for like goods. '
Our ' ' "Workingman's" ' shoes for $1.25 , of which \ve \ sell thousands of pairs every season , are , ,
turning out better tlian ever this fall. "We have placed early orders for enormous quantities am
the manufacturer has greatly improved upon the make of them. No more honest shoe \va \ $
ever offered for sale at such a low price. It is solid leather throughout , and the make and finish
is perfect , Nothing she-it of $2.00will buy such a shoe elsewhere.
In the finer grades we show an exceptionally large assortment , all st3flcs of toes , and all
kinds of lasts , shoes to fit any foot.
All our other departments are loaded with new goods. In evcrylincwe havcputiii-abigslocty
anticipating an increased trade.
IPRIGEIS LOWELR 'THAN RVElR.
Open until S p. in. Saturday , 1O p. m.
Corner 14th and Douglas Streets
- : - OMAHA
Are tlie Exiclusive "Western Agents for UI.G
The largest manufacturers of rubber footwear In tliovorld. . "Wo carry the only complete stoclc of first-clAsarublOV
{ jooilsintho city. Prices always the lowest. Correspondence solicited.
TRY OUR LEATHER SOLED RUBBER BOOTS , THE BEST MUD ]
AMERICAN HAND SEWED SHOE CO. ,
OMAHA NEJB.
Good Advice.
It was Covvpervlio salil'To bo
well dressed , well bred and well
equipped , IB ticket Rood enough to
puss us readily through every
door. " The llrst of the above qual
ifications can bo obtained by pur
chasing' from us ono of our
Pine Cheviot Suits
which nro equal in style , finish and
material to tlio best uptirovcd cus
tom \voilc.
DR. B1OI ,
Graduate Dentist ,
/V / rulllefol Teeth , on Rubber
For Five Dollars.
A perfect fit Riiaraiitced. Teeth extracted
without jialn or danacr. unil will out iinacs-
thotlcs. Gold nnd silver Jill ns- ; lit , lowest
rates. Hrldpo umU'ronn Work , liulh wltli-
out iihtoi. All worlc warrmiti'd.
OFFICE PAXTON BLOCK , 16TH AND FARNAM
Enlraroo , lOili street olovator. Open o cu-
_ _
"PRENCH SPECIFIC.
A POSITIVE " < ! permanent CURE lot all
Ullwo.oWo URIN ARY ORGANS , euros
wheriothiilreatment fails , Fulldnectloniwltheacri
boille. Pfle * . one dollif , See ilgnalure ol E , L.
srAHL. For enlo By AH Drugglsti.
OOLISKXJMI
LAST WEEK OP THE
GREAT ' EXPOSITION !
First and only Appearance of the
MEXLVILLEl
Direct from the Crystal Palace , London , in His Sensational dn < Ji ,
Original Act , Entitled
LA CHUTE DU CIEL.
l\lelville \ Accomplishes tlie Most Terrific >
LE1ARS ROH. LAlFEX ,
Walks LhoCeillng A.rouncln Sphore. Tlio ApporaLus Used by
ville inthis A.ctis "Valued nt$3ODO.
Last Week of the Great Exposition. Grand Concert Evcr\f-
Afternoon and Evening by the Second Infantry \
Military Band , v * 5
ONLY OPPORTUNITY OF SEEIN5 THE WJHDERFUL MELVILLE ,
Beautiful Art and Other Displays.
VISIT THE GREAT EXPOSITION.
ADMISSION TO A.LL ONL-V 2B CENTS.
NO GTLJRKx ! NEC
1316 Douglas Street , Omaha , Mob.