8 THE OMAHA DAILY 03EE : TUESDAY , NOVEMBER 4 , 1890.
THE CITY ,
The records of the office of Uio bnllcl-
Jrur injector fchow Unit ono minor per
mit , aggregating $75 was Issued yester
day.All
All prvrtlca uho dcalro to furnish fico
conveyances on election day will ploiibo
repot t lit on co to LOUH ! liuimrod , COS llnu
building.
Jack Hawkins , the coloretl tough who
lilt a jilct'o out of itobcrt MuhUng's lip
in n light , pild $5 and costs for his
amusement.
Joseph Hnrnlcock WOB brought down
from liimroou nnd lodged in the county
Jail , on tlio charge of unlawfully dis
posing of whisky.
The city council will bo In session to
night just long enough lo imsfi the Octo
ber appropriation shoot , after which the
body will udjourn until tomorrow night.
Judge ShlehlH1 olllco will bo closed
today , though nt 0 o'clock this evening
ono of hiscluikH will open upbuHinosa
for the purpose of Issuing inurrlngo
Miss Miibcl 0. IJaH , need nineteen ,
died ut the residence of her uncle , E. U.
I'ratt , on Frlduy. 'J'ho young huly was
ill hut a few days. The funeral occurred
Sunday.
Todnv Charles Connoyor , sccrolitry of
the board of education , will Icavo the
nffairsof his ofllco in the hands of his
female clerks nnd will go out and spend
thu duy working agnlnst piohibltlon.
1'avlng work was commenced on the
Tenth street viaduct " yesterday. As
eoon ns the paving is fulily started a
force of t\\olvo pavers will bo put on and
the work pushed ns rapidly as possible.
C. G. Kurdnla , who has frequently
been arrested for insanity , has boon
turnrd over to the county authorities
nmllll bo sent to the asylum. IIo was
formerly confined ut the Jo\v a hospital
at Clarinda. _
"What Dors It Moan ?
"lOODoste Ono Dollar" means simply that
Hood's Sarsaparllla , is tlio most economical
nic ldiio to buy , bocuuso It K\CH ! more for
tlio money than nay ether pieparatlon. llirh
bottle contains 1IX ) doses niulill avorapo to
lost a month , wlillo other preparations tJikcn '
ncconllnjr tu dltcctions , are irene ia a week.
Tlicrufoi e , bo sine to get Hood's Suriapaiillo.
tlie best blood purifier.
>
Der.mltrr "Yur < lloy'fi Cnso.
John A. Ynrdloy , the Montreal defaulter
ivlio was doing valiant servlco in the local
Held for tbo prohibitionists until his aricst
last Friday at the Instnnco of Detective Bow
man of CUIcano , still ocrnnlcs a cell in the
city jail , auditing extradition to the sccno of
his crime. His prohibition friends , who nti-
plawlcd hU actions to , loudly buforo his
Montreal lecoid was m.ido Known , have
quietly slid out and left him to his futo.
Tills nionliiK The Itco will tlirnxv
election rctiiiim upon n hiijo trans-
jmronuy In front ol' Tlio Itco building.
Ten thousand people ulll ( him ho cn-
nll'2 ) < l to road tlio rctuiiiM as fast as rc-
oolvccl by I ho Duo ,
Host , Krrrontlnn niitl Recuperation
Caji bo had at 1'xcclslor Springs , Mo.
Get pamphlet ofJ U MooioAcCo.ageat3for
Excelsior Springs , Mo. , water.
Drath of a rainlllar Oltnrnotor.
William S. Jones , famlllaily known as
"Unclo nilly , " died Sunday evening at Elev
enth ami Il.irney streets after n short Illness ,
aged llfty-llxo yc.n-a. Tlie deceased had been
aicsldeutof Omuha for about llftucn years ,
nnd fora long thno conducted a shooting gal
lery oa Ilarnoy street. Ho was a familiar
character oa tlio stiects. The funeial will
tsuo place Wednesday aftcinooa. Intorincnt
at Forest Lawn.
How to Vote Against I'rolilbltlon.
It Is not necessary to have both proposi
tions "for" and "against" piohi billon or
"for" anil "ucatust" license on any ticket.
Tlio aflirmatlvo or negative proposition on
either of the amendments Is sufficient.
When ?
Sat. ovo. , Oct. 8. Orchaid's grand
opening. Klogant now nunrtors. 1411.
141G and 1418 Douglas at.
A. Now IIrick Company.
Tbo Acme pressed bride company has been
reonjunlred with largely Incieasod capital
tock , ns the Omaha Hydraulic-Press brick
company. The now company has n capital
Block of100000 and will bo managed by
Omaha anil St. Eouis capitalists. The plant
of the now company will bo largely Increased
nnd the enterprise bo made ono of the largest
In the country.
Klnution IletiiniG.
Tan Brn will pat election bulletins out In
front of Tim Bnn building tonight.
"Between times11 a cartoonist will got in his
deadly -.voile. Itcliablo election returns
h vo long Lceu a UIE : specialty.
Examine
Orchard's furniture. Grand opening
Saturday evening , Oct. R
How to Vote AgnlriBt Prohibition.
It is not necessary to bavo both proposi
tions " " " "
"foi" nnd "against" prohibition or
"for" and " " license
"against"
on any ticket.
The aniimatlvo or negutho proposition on
Ithcr of the amendments is suHlciuut.
Klcctlou Itctariifi.
Tar. nnr.lll put election bulletins out In
front of Tin : Bnn building tonight.
"Between times" a caitoonlst \ \ \ \ \ pot in his
deadly woik. Uollablo election icports
ha\o long been a BEI : specialty.
S. A. Orchard. *
Carpet , furnlturo and drapory.
Vote 1'nrlr.
Veto early today nnd avoid the crush.
Otherwise you will lese your vote.
Union club will have private wires for
returns this evening : .
Rraldence Mall Boies.
Circulars were distributed throughout the
city lait week to the effect that the United
States postal laws authorized a cortala kind
of mail box to bo used by all individuals ut
their rcsldcnccs'nnd explaining that acenta
would canvas Omaha immediately UUlng
orders for the same.
The postal regulations do not aulborize
atij thing of the liind and this U merely a
scheme of a foreign corporation.
A local company v. Ill have an elegant line
of mail boxes to offer to tno citizens of
Omaha lu tuo near future.
PontoHlco Clerks.
Richard Phcunhc , who has held the position
of superintendent of the night registry de
partment at the postofllo , has been appointed
to succeed Mr. Waters ns cleric of the regis
try department. The other clerks will bo
promoted la order. Captain William II.
Gardner of this city has been appointed by
Postmaster Clarltson to a clerkship lu the
cfllco.
IIoiv to Vote AunliiHt Prohibition.
U Is not necessary to have both proposl
tlons "for" and "against" prohibition or
"for" and "against" license on any ticket
The afllrmatlvo or negative proposition on
either c 'ho amendments Is sunlclcut.
Vote Knrly.
Vote early today and avoid the crush.
Otlieu\\lso you will lese your voto.
How to Vote AetiliiHt Prohibition.
It Is not necessary to bavo both proposi
tions "for" nnd "against" prohibition or
' /or" end "against" license oa any ticket
The aflirmatlvo or negative proposition oa
titter of the amendments it luOlclcut ,
nnd Clerks oflllcotlon ,
The judgles nnd clerks of election who
hd\o been appointed to act in the election
Which li to bo held today nro appended.
They mot yesterday In the county com-
mlsMoncta room anil were Instructed sa to
their duties In the premises by .Assistant
County Attorney Morcarty.
rmsT WAIID.
First District-Judges , U. T. Glenn , S.
Sorcnson , John Wnrrlckaj clerks , Charles
Hiiber , Ailolph Footer.
Second District-Judges , E. Leonard , S.
Brandos , Iko Kiumdcrs ; clerks , James L.
Burnett , H. Shlnkcr.
Third District-Judges , John Zcllcr. J. W.
Ulcour , John W. Honzaj clerks , A. Schoubcs
J. Kulis ,
1'ourth District-Judges , T. J , Howry , U.
1C. Lou ft G. II. Ocdullg } clerks , Or IJurr , Joe
GralT.
I'lfth District Judges , P. J. Barrett. II.
Mnthleson , 0. 13. Goodman ; clerks , J.I' .
Ucdllelil. Charles Krug ,
Sixth District Judges , M , Sharon. August
Williams , F. 1'rauko ; clerks , A. Johnsou , J.
Miuinott.
SECOXD WAnn.
First District-Judges , J. Is'nglo , M. 0.
Moaney , 1 > . Welch ) clerks , James Anderson ,
Prank C'llfTonl.
Second District-Judges , B. C. Dell , nil
Garrett , Julius Itudowsliys clerks , Allen L.
linrtlutt , Lou McCoy.
'Ihlrddistrict Judges , S. P. Morrison , C.
M. O'Donovan. L , .Schmidt ! clerks , W. W.
Fnrqunhr , J. MiUUndur.
1'ourth District-Judges , Joseph Michel , A.
Master-man , S. B , Letovsky ; clerks , John
Bro'nun , M. Lawlcr.
Fifth District Judges , M. Morrison. M.
McCarthy , M. J. Muuouoy ; clerks , E. S.
Curtis , 1) ) , blinnnalian.
Sixth District-Judges. Dnn O'lCcefe ' ,
James Sllghtam , P. Clifford ; clciks , 13d
Ilcafoy , Joseph Orinsby.
TlllllII WAIID.
First District Judges , Thomas Crosbr ,
Willlntn O'Brien , J. .1. Donovun ; clciks , D.
Cosgrove , L. Ooldsmidt.
Second District Judges , William McCuno ,
D. L. L.ai ' > sloy , D. J. Burgees ; clerks , \V. \ W.
Wild. 11.'Crooks.
Third District-Judges , P. II. Nert , Henry
Pauich , II. A. Smltbson ; clerics , 11. Bier-
bach , C. W. IHkcr.
Fourth District-Judges , P. II. Ivlnncs ,
John Lclkstrom , "W McGnau ; clerks , Frank
Kinney , Tiank McUlnn.
rouiiTii WAitn.
First Dlstrlctr-Judges , J. M. Fish , F. W.
PickonsV. . WlllUj cleiks , Ficd Watson ,
John \V. Uolibins.
Second District Judecs , A. P. Nicholas ,
G. II. Leslie , C. A. Kills ; cleiks , A. Mclti-
) org , I * . I' . Itoblnson.
Third Distiict Judges , A. J. Rcnck , E. J.
'nn.itt , J D Pitcher : clerks/ / Frank Colley ,
: dD Smith.
Fourth lUtiIct-.Tudges. Oustllahn. B B.
Downs. Osc-ar Stephens , clerks , Dan Collins ,
corco ( lurloy.
Fifth Distiict Jiidqes , Charles F. Crnry ,
I. 13 Maxwell , AV , N. Hotelier ; clerks , "Will
' . Heed , Jouu Uanlford.
, runt WAiin ,
First District Judges , Paul Paulson , J. T.
3roft , M. Clatk ; clerks , David Snyder , S.
'hoinpson.
Sec-ontlDistilct Judges , 13. C. Hrning , D.
J. KiilL'ht , Atiit Lockiier ; clerks , 13. D. Kit-
en. C. Ulcicncll.
Third District Judges. J. B. Bnincr. P.
VDonncll , T. Lyou ; clciks , Geoigo II. Hess ,
3. IJalton.
Fourth DiBtrict .Tiulgos , J. A. "Wallace ,
'rank ' Ficiilloy. C. J. Wcsteuliilil ; tleiks , J.
I. I3IchJ. AV. Ljnu.
SIXTH A\AIII ) .
First District Judges F.V. . Lesscntlne ,
V. C. IIenshn\v , John Puce ; Clerks G. W.
'atton , 0. U McCoy.
Second Distiict Judges John T. Donny ,
L C. Thomas , Frank II. Goddaid ; Cleiks
SorgenntCody , W. M. Carter.
Third Distiict Judges II. Beal , Thomas
bhnson , D. A. Powell ; clerks Thomas John-
ton , Janios Dennett.
Fourth dlstilct-Judgcs , W. T. Wood ,
bhn II. I3ich and J. W. Lynu ; clerks ,
Oeorgo Day nnd S G. Ernest.
Filth district Judges , II. J. Wells. E. U.
VIpgs and P. O. Hanscu ; cleric , D. C.Smith
and W. H. Plattncr ,
Sixth district .Judges , Thomas O. Golden ,
leorgo Jonas nnd Henry Percy ; clerks , L. T.
Brcmu and \ \ , E. Hurlburt.
SEVENTH WAltl ) .
Fiist District Judges , B. T. Shelby. John
) cnnls , George Sublne ; clciks , A. Jollllt'e , J.
* . 1'ointa.
Second district Judges , 13. Walsh , Thco-
lore Smith , 15. H. Olinstead ; ilerks , John
Steel , H. 13. Cochrano.
Thinl District Judges , .T. G. Jlegcath , P.
J. Qiicaluy , A. G-Baldwin ; clerks , Jolm T.
"vans , AI. II. Harner.
Eionm
First District Judges , James Bryant ,
Dennis 'L.ino , William Anderson ; clciks , T.
\V. White , J. I ) . West.
Second District Judges , A. W. Paiker , J.
I. Schmidt , J. Driscoll ; clerks , J.S. Uennett ,
M. Usher.
Third District JndRcs , Al. D. Hmsey , 0.
i. liang , Aaron Iloel ; clciks , H. II. Sals-
jury , Joseph Hatllcld.
Fourth District Judges , H. E. Mcponagh ,
St. A. D. Balcmnho. P. II. Alien ; clciks , A.
II. Gilbert , W. F. Webber.
NIMH -
First District Judges , M. L , . Shceier , M.
Walteiuelor , S. S. Vim Beurcn ; clerks , J.V. .
l3o\Miian , J. V ) , Porlor.
Second Dlstiict-Judges , A. O. Edwards.
T. G Miner , W. A. Spencer ; clerks , Paul
So\v.ini , K. M , Taylor.
Third Distiict Judges , C. J. Johnson , J.
A. Leo , J. F. Gardner ; cloiks , S. I. Valen
tine , C. J. Johnson.
SOUTH OMUIA.
First Ward Judges , Jerry Dec , A. II.
Miller. A. V. Mlllcriiclerks.-.M'l. O'Couuor ,
Jos. Slnkulo.
Second Ward Judges , Dan Uafferty. Tom
Vodraska , S. M. Press ; clerks , Win. Ander
son. Jos. Scipo.
Thiid Ward Judges , P. J. Ryan , John
Dlondcn , Homy Ditzen ; clerks , Ihotnas
"owlliig , Walter Slate.
Fourth Ward Judges , D. n. Scctt , C.
Ciumning , II. H. Raven ; clciks , Peter John
son. Anton K. Smith.
Chicago-Judges , J. n. Sllvls , John "W
Hall , G. Nolto ; clerks , G. W. Swayzo , John
Gorhardt
Clontaif Jwlires , Fred HcrtlngJolm
Karllng , Chris Harm ; clerks , G. A. Wed en ,
Julius Stroaesky.
Douglas-Judges , H. L. Plckard. Glaus
Matthls. Major Davis ; clerks , 1-\D. Mcllus ,
Geoigo Henry.
Elkhorn Judges , F. J. Bessoy , Geoigo M.
Drexel , Frank Gels ton ; clerks , J. M. Mooie ,
Trcd Moultou ,
East Omaha Judges , D , D. Dego , J.
ICnapp , J. Woonati ; clerks , Hey Davidson ,
Peter Meyers.
Florence Judges , F. M. King , Isaac
Weber , John Simpson ; clerks , \ \ , V. Smith ,
J. II. Cabert.
Jefferson Judges , Henry Wllke , J , T. Pi-
land , Kobcrt Dlnsdalo ; clerks , Morris Croi.e-
meyer , C. J. Klonlngor.
Millard-Judgcs , Dr. Pibncr , Dr , Jasperson ,
John Lompko ; clerks , Williani 1'oppcn-
hagen , Henry ICelscy ,
McArdlo-Judges , F.'A. McArdlo , O. S.
Avery , John MoAidlo ; clerks , J. C. McAr-
die Elijah Allen.
union Judges , Joseph Phalen , H. 0.
Thomas , P. P. Drabcltj clerks , W. L.
Crosby , Mulligan Clark.
Vallov-Judgcs.F. W. WhUmoro.P. Harrier ,
V. II. Thomas ; clerks , William Mltcnell , D.
PnlTcr.
Waterloo Judges , W. II. McCurd , L. "W.
Baking
Powden
ncm s
M Xcwi the EttDdU t
) onton , Dan Jordan ; clerks , J. 11. Watts.
) tto Vogt.
" \Vcst Omaha Judge * , Nick McrgonIIcnry ,
lelck , II. Timmo ; clerks , 1'hll Mcrgen , H.
Eley.
llcturim ,
B DEC trill put election bulletins out In
'rent of Tun Bni : building tonight.
'Between ' times" a cartoonist \\lll get In hla
eaJlyork. . Kcllnblo election reports
uvo long been n DUB specialty.
SOVTIl OMAHA
Ilobbcd an Albright Ilnrn.
Thieves maJo a successful entrance iato
iiobarnof the Albright milling company
aturduy night nnd stripped the harness of
II valuables. No tiaco has been discovered
f the depredators.
Note * About the City.
Airs. A , J. Harder Is listed among the sick.
Fireman James Donahoo nas taken 111 cs <
onlay.
Miss Mnry Dora of Grctnn , Is Uslting
'ouiicil ' 111,111 and Irs. John J , O'itourke.
FwnU Adams has leturnnl to Uoono , la. ,
, -hcro ho will follow his machinist tiade.
Albert , aged six jears , son of Mr. and Mis.
neob Jaskolek , died Sunday afternoon at 2
'clock.
Brewer it Sullivan report to the police that
omo industrious thief stole a couple of line
ggy whips.
MphiilodtfoNo. 44 , Daughters of Uebekah ,
villglvo a .social In Masonic hall , over thu
National b.ink , JjYIday evening.
The Chicago , Hock Island .t Pacific com
menced laying rails ut 1'apllllon crtck
ud will bo laj Ing track In this city Friday.
The clgarmakers1 union went In a body to
Omaha jcstcrday to attend the funeial
f Albeit , sou of Mr. and Alls. Jacob ICuska-
elc.
elc.Thieves
Thieves tnndo nn unsuccessful attempt to
pb James O'Hricn's ' chicken coop in the
'hlid ward last night , but vtero detected and
ri\cn oft by Mr. O'Brien.
Mayor Sloano has Issued a proclamation
squiring all saloons to close , both front and
oa j doors today and declares that the
reclamation will bo rigidly enfoiced.
Envelopes containing n republican , domo-
rutlc , nllianco nnd prohibition ticket In ftivor
f the prohibitory amendment have been als-
ributcd In every house In the city , This has
rcatcd no little ill feel Ins.
The Ij idles' ' nul society of the Prosby-
crian church will give an election dinner
net suppi-r todav ju rinlajson block. No.
( JOlNsticot The menu includes chu-kcn-
, untl-prohlbrtlon supper , prohibition
alec , etc. _
This evening Tlio Uro Mill throw
lection returns upon n lingo trims-
mronay In ( Vniit ot Tlio lleo building ,
foil thousand iieoplelll thus bo en
abled t rend tlio returns as fuHtns re-
eivcd by Tlio lice.
A. DoiiieHtlcBoauuc.
Mi's. James Moraa appealed. In court to
iro'sccuto her husband for ass.iult. She had
a half bushel of hair rolled up in a big bundle
\hlch she told Jud o Ilelsloy James had
lulled fromjicr head. It hoto a suspicious
cscmblnnco ton horso's mane and tall , nnd
liter healing' James' sldo of the story the do-
'endant was dlschar d. IIo shoued a gash
n his forehead wheio ho said the woman had
truck him. Mrs. Moran lias frequently
Iguied in court and lierquaiielsome dlspOJl-
loii is well kno > vn to habitues ot the city Jail.
Election ItetnrtiH.
Tun Bus will put election bulletins out In
lent of THE BEB building tonight.
'Between times" a cartoonist will get In his
deadly work. Heliablo election icpoits
have long been a BEE specialty.
A Prohibition li'anatfc.
Mr. H. A. Stockman , of the firm of Peas-
ncr & Stockman , proprietors of the saloon
under the amendment headquarters , called at
this oftlca yesterday nnd stated that Sun
day between 5 and 0 o'clock vhllo the au-
Hence was coming out of the hall some ono
; hrow n largo granite block at the largcs *
ilato glass in front of tlio saloon , shattering
it. ' 1 ho glass is valued at about $7o. The
proprietors fTor n reward of $10 for the cup-
turo of the guilty party.
A Tlilef's Mornlns : Call.
Charles Swanson , coachman for Samuel
Bro\\n , reported to the police the loss of a
lot of clothing , which was stolen from his
room over Mr. Brown's stable , at 2501 Far-
nnmstreetbctuceii'J ' audio '
, o'clockyesterdify
morning , while he was at the depot. The
thlof entcied thiough the front door and left
byway of the nllev. The stolen property
consisted of n suit of clotnes valued at $ "iO ,
anil $10.50 in cash. Therols uocluo to the
identity of the thief.
Mnrriago
The following nurria.ro licenses wcro Is
sued by Judge Shields yesterday :
Name and addicss. Ago.
llU'ibortltrode , Onuhn . 29
| Mnyl' . Mortlb.Onnlui . us
lAustln Klrliy.South Omnhi . 5.1
I lCntot > tr.ius-.lorgcr , South Oinahi . 2" !
JTMwIii T.Oruwford , Oinalia . D7
1 Anna UtcKiiwii. lllalr . a )
Notice
Those oloprnnt designs In furnlturo ,
carpets and drupeMeu ut our opening
Satuidny evening , Oct. 8.
S. A. ORCHARD ,
1411 , 141C and 1418 Doualus.
Card oT Ihniiks.
Wo wish to tlmuk our iniiny frlonds ,
nnd especially tlio Indies of Konn , Prol-
bus & Co. , and Mr. 12(1 Po\ulor , for their
kindness during the sickness nnd donth
of our son , also /or the bountiful lloral
tributes. Mil. AND ! Mus. W. NisTir : , .
- . - . THREE NIGHTS ONLY ,
° a P SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT
Beginning Monday , November 3rd ,
J. G ,
n
IN A GILBERT & . SULLIVAN REPERTOIRE :
Monday Evening : "Pationco. "
Tuesday Evening ! "Pirates of Penzance , "
Wednesday Evcningi "lolanthe. "
Grand Chorus of 06 Voices. Box sheet
open Saturday morning at regular prices.
\\111 \ \ Lawler , Mnnuccr. Corner llth and far-
nam t1 reels , Oiniilui.
WKIK : OK
HoyM Yoddo Jopancic , our flOOOD Importation a
Itoynl Jnimiit'io Attlnts. Sloni. .Munaiilh , llicurent
si Arloltllst iif the modern tlrao' . l'oniili',1 wllh
lliohoittroui'O ofvocnllits. ComrdlntiN , unil Jratun
nn Ilia American tJtngo. UN B DIM I ! ADMI 1'3 TU A L.I.
G. A. Linclquest
IS AQA1N IN TUB
Merchant : - : Tailoring
O
business iiml Invltei his old friends and pat
rons , us well m the tciioral inihlltn cull uiitl
Inspou hUnewttoukof Imported cOilomeatlo
nuolens. Uvorythhu tlrst clasa.un
ESTABLISHED 1874. 3I6S15THST
DR. BAILEY ,
GRADUATE DENTIST
A Pull Fct of Tooth
on ItuUlicr , fur
TlTB DOLL.\1IJ.
A perfect fit Rim ran toe J , Tooth extracted
without ptilti or Uanior. anil wltLont nnues
UiiHlcs. Ootd nnd silver fillings tit launi
rati. llrldgo nnd Crown Work. TcetUvllh
outplatua. All work wnrruntea.
OFFICE PAXTON BLOCK , 16TH AND FARNAM
Entrarep , lOthktrcot elevator Up noten >
Pgu uutU '
Boils aitd Pimples
Arc nature's ' effort * to eliminate poison from
the blood. This nmiH may be acconipllsliod
much more cITecUmily , as veil as agrecabljc
tlirough the prnpfT excretory channels , ty
tlio use of Ajcr'sHSinnpaillla.
" For several jniirs I was troubled with
bolls and cmtmnclts. In casting about fora
remedy , It occurnld tome that Ajer's Sarsa.
parllla had been it-tcil la my father's family ,
with excellent succcs ! , and I thought that
uliat was good Jur the father would also lo
good for tlie. son. Tlireo or four bottles ol
this medicine entirely cured me , and 1 ha\o
not since Ininnri ) than tun ycirs liad A
boll , pimple , or any other crnplUo trouble.
I can conscientiously s | > eak In the highest
terms of Ajcr's S.irsiparllln. and many
ynrs' cxpcilenco In the drug haslncss en.
nblcs mo to spcik Intelligently. " 0. JI.
Hatllcld , Farmhuiil , Iiul.
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
DR. J , 0. AYEB & CO. , Lowell , Mi S3.
1'rlcoll ; fltboUl , $ > . \VortM3aUttl3.
Physiclins , Surgeons and Specialists ,
L409 DOUOLkAe aT LEL T
OMAHA , NKB.
The most widely nnd favorably knowi npec-
Mlstila the United States Tliclr loai ? t-
crlcnco , toniarlcablo skill and unlroritl suo-
es In th troitnicnt anil cure of Nervoui.
Ohronlo nnd Surgical Ilioiov ) entitle tbcun
m Input physicians to the lull conQdenooof
ho nnilotcd o > orywhcro. They Kuarnntno :
A. UEHTAIN AND POSIT IVK OUUB for
the awf ul BlTucU of early vlcoaiul tbanumer-
IUB orlls that follow In Its train ,
I'lUVATB , 1U.OOD AND HldN DISEASF3
noodllycompletely and Domiiiiicntly cured.
NERVOUS HKIIIMTV ANI ) BKXUAL DI3-
) UUKR8jlulltoudlly totbolr fklllf ul trcat-
" { ILE9 , FISTULA AND KEOTAL ULOEII9
; uarantoed cured vrltliout iiala or deWatlon
rein bustnosv.
IIYDKOUBLB AND VARKJOOKLE perraa-
nontlr nnd uccosjfiilly cured In every case ,
BYl'HIMH. UONOlUlHEA , GLEET , Hper-
matorrhea , Hoir.lnnl Weakness , Lost Minbood ,
VlKlit Emissions , Decayed Faculties. Fetmlu
Wuaknaniandull dclleato < lliorders pocullar
o either Bex po lthcly cur d , in well us all
'iiiictlonBldlbortleri ' tint result from youth-
'ut ' follies or tlio excess of muturoyean.
BFrTIIKK Ouarnntooil pcnnanentlr
l\lo 1 U 1VU cured , n > nio\al ooiiplcto ,
without outttnu , caustic or dilatation. Cure *
IT cted at homo by pitlunt without a mo
ment's pnln or : muoyi\noc.
TO YOUNG AND MIDDLE-AGED MtN.
9IIT1J riFPl ? The awful ofTeots of
oUKU L.UK.11 etuly vlco which hrlnm
irennlo weakness , destroying both mind and
body , with all lu dreaded ills , purtuatioiity
cured.
> ( C RFTT Address tboso who h&Te Im-
\J. Dill 1O paired tbomsohns by Im
proper Indulgence and solitary hiblts , which
tulu both mind and body , untittiag them for
usiness itudyor inirrlaRO.
MAKUIEU MEN or those , entcrlnn on thut
happy liftawareotphysloaldoblhty , , quickly
aulatud.
OUB strooBsa
I > bnied pen faota First l'raotle l ezperl-
ence. tiaooid Kvorjr case la specially ituulid ,
thus itartlnK right. Tlilrd MdloloM are
j prepared la our laboratory exactly to suit
lien ca e , thui eCfccttngcurci without Injury.
Drs. Betts & Betts ,
H09 DOUGLAS STRFFT nMAMi Men.
GRAY'S SPKCIF1C MEDICINB.
TUB OllC AT < Ua. HIMII
KNCUISK luji-
ii ) v. Anunfull-
Inccnro CorScrn-
InalVoaknos ,
BpormatorrlKDT ,
Impolcnor , n nit
all clboiiaoi that
follow ai a co-
qucncn ot b"olf-
abuse ; us I.o s _ _ _ . _
of Memnrr , Unl- . _ .T.i.Z. ,
Tcrsal T.uiiltuile
Pain In the Back , Dlmncsn ot Vision , rrcmntiiro Old
Ago , and miinjr otlior dl naies tint lend to Injnmtr
or ronnnniptlon nd nprouifturo grave ,
tviul ] imrttcvlara Inourimtnplilnt , whlrh wo tie-
lire to eml free \ < r null to every ono. lif 'lbo 8 | -
llflo Medlrlnols nolil at (1 Kr packnuo , or tli pack-
Ices fcr (5 , or will bo ecnt fna by mall on r i lpt of
the money , bjr mtdrenstnc
THE GOODMA.N DRfJG CO. ,
1110 PAHNAM STinsnr , OSIAHA , Nun.
On account or countorfolti wo hare adopted till
Tlllow wrapper , tbi onlr sunulno.
"The goods which
please are already
half sold. "
Black BMol
iAND-
Fine
Conie early and
take your clroice
from the full assort
ment now offered.
A STARTER.
We will show you this season sonic bargains in overcoats that will make your eyes open in astonj
ishmcntYchave \ given you many bai gains bcforc-you know that-btit those \ve \ of fcr you now wjj *
beat them all. We have made a deal with a fiist class manufacturer , one who makes" nothing tint
overcoats , for his-entire stock , about 5000 garments. He was overloaded and had to sell.Vc \ are able-
to Offer tllCSC goods atess than they cost to manufacture ,
As a starter \vc offer today the following three lots :
No. 1 , All wool Avide wale heavy cassimcrc overcoats , blue and black color , lined vithgoo.1 scrga ,
well trimmed , at $6. This price would not pay for the cloth alone in that garment.
NTo. 2 , An excellent blue chinchilla oveacoat , corded edge , lined with fine plaid cassimcrc , only $ ok
The coat is worth $12.
NTo. 3. A lar c lot of very fine kerseys , fashionable shades , bound with double warp 1'nnner's ' satin ,
lap scams and handsomely gotten up , These we offer at $8. The regular letail piiccof such agaimeni
is $15.
There arc moic bargains than these , It would take a big space in the paper to mention them all.
The fine grades aic as'choice garments as were ever shown icady made and in fact many of the over * \
coats are in point of material , malic and fit equal to custom tailor work ,
BOYS' OYEROOATS.
Our stock includes a large line of Boys' and Childrens1 Overcoats of serviceable material I
desirable patterns and tasty designs. Although the goods were made up for fine retail trade , \va |
are able to offer them at such figures that they are within the reach of everyone. Not often do
you get an opportunity to purchase such garments at the low figures we offer them this -wcek\
When you remember that these goods are offered by a reliable and substantial house , who
guarantee the exact truthfulness of every word they advertise and whose dealings with the pub
ic have gained for them the reputation of reliability , you can appreciate the value of the offcf
made.
Open until 8 p. m. Saturday , 10 p. m. . -
Clothinff Co
Corner 141h and Douglas Streets.
TONT
JL. % - > JL. N o
THE GREAT DEEP-WATER
PORT for WESTERN AMERICA.
The large number of ocean steamers constantly loading at
her wharfs ; bank clearings averaging $7OOO,6OO to $9OOOOOO ,
a v/eek ; over $16,000,000 granted by the governmen.t Tor harbor
improvements , all show the gigantic strides she is making to
commercial greatness.
The city is on the east point of the island , and must grow
-west-ward , a glance at Hie map shows beyond a shadow of cloubt
that it cannot grow in any other direction , but directly over
_ - _ THE DENVER RE-SURVEY.
This is the only unoccupied residence property within the
city limits ; is strictly clioice ; has an electric ear trac\c \ through
the property ; the owners are grading streetsbuilding new houses
and taking proper steps to make it the cream of Galveston prop
erty. /
"Where else can you find a place forced by natural barriers
to grow over one particular property as in this case.
Prices $1OOOO a block , of 24 lots , 2Sxl2O feetor$6OO ;
each for corners , andSOO each for inside lots. Terms , one fourth
cash , balance easy at 6 per-cent interest. For further particu
lars , apply to
H. B. CULLUMMamfrers )
L. J. WATSON , } Alanaels * Galveston , . Texas.
WOONSOCKET & RHODE ISLAND
RUBBER GOODS , BEST
Q
We carry the BIG STOCK of the west , quote Eastern prices sr.d af
5OO miles nearer you than any other market. Correspondence
solicited.
American Hand Sewed Shoe Co
OMA.HA. - NIELB.
Try our Leather Soled Rubber Boots ,
ft California Herve
Novr rrefili lilonil and 1'ro.
< lurp < I'lrsli.
Cum Anifinli , bcrolula , Dad < Irrutatlon
ami oil Impurities ol the Blood aj well i tlio
fcilowlni ; Nerve Diseases , vtii Nrniiiis unit
rhyili-lul Uublllly , \ Hal Dilimillmi , 1're.
mnturn Dci-uy , 1rinil > llntr , ltjrlr\in \ , Nxr *
Tom llnailnclif , I , < n ol 1'itwrr Iri rltln < r box ,
lit mix Inrin. Ciilil HHIII ! ) i > r
rnrroiKorsH
rot , 1'uln In tlio lULk unU other furu of
IVCHKHttAl.
Ur. Uubb'ii Kerrn Tonic I'ltli bring the
rosy tint of health to the ihnllow chock.
tte-i , nurvoiis pFoulu lliotiH lake llils trral Life
Renewor. ITj Ibcm , ind jou will Join tin tlioiuandi
ul litpiir ni n and uomrn v\\t \ \ Uall ; 1)1 m Ur.
JoDbnr [ ill rrrat work lu Ibrlr Ubair Ilirr are
suisr coaled & 0 centi a vul for tale Ij Dujglsu
( iMTinall Adilrees
HOIIt MIIICIKI CO. . MOPS ; SAD nUXCJtCOi CiU
Hlt ) 8.MK IS OMAIIA. Nfcll . UV
Kuan A ; Co , Cor , ISfli & Dul 'ln Hierll
J. A. fuller A , Lo , Cor lull . fJ/JKl-i tlrceli
A D , r'oiitr & . to council ll'ufli , I AI .
AND PRINCIPAL D UCQCTB [ VCHVWHmC
FEMALE BEANS
tbtoluttly rtlltbleKrfcclly ruifc.riioilpowerfulfrmil *
r iriilatflr known t nm r ftif. Jili riiu ti > allicii lo > x
IvmcltoUOJrr . I ION HHIMI < o ' fiuir.lo. S. V.
XJR.
ELECTRIC BELT
WITHIUCPKMSOIIY
HIT AND ! . . . .
JMe for thu rtellcpor *
fat , Cuml Ut rillT ttr > kniii , ultlif fntlj , IIII4 , Hotlk.
Int. C > llu i. < Igrrtill f PltetrltllT IIironiB ill WI1K
fiKTH , m'.oriu lb ml > HK1ITII tll.HUOl H SmtllJIII
Bl lrl > Urr l ll luumlf , or "I fottlil J WO In oik ,
I1IL1 mnt Hucpcutrr Ltwpltli IS. nd up , M ofl cue * fir *
Hi- iij. . _ * . j . .i > . . . -'tfrfj ; ' fl5 > .
S. ROBINSON ,
ANALYTICAL nnd CONSULTINO
GI-IRMIST.
Iv7n tors and OllsaSpoolaltu
1112 DODGE TREET , OMAHA , NEB.
FEEUCH SPECIFIC.
A POSITIVE nd ( > rman nt CURE for all
dlieitnollk * URINARY OR CANS. Cute ;
Mhereolharlrealmenttalli.Fulldirectionsnllhjeach
bottle. Prlci , one dollir. Set flgnitureot E , U
SIAHL. For Sale Dy All Drugglsti.
GRATEFUL COMFOR TING
EPPS'S GDGOR
BREAKFAST. ,
"llr n thorough knowlelKO of iho nntiiral l w
which Kovirn IliuoiirrotlunHufdlKoxiloD nml nutri
tion , niul by u cnrctnl uiillnitl | | < li > of lh rliu ffoiit'
lies of wplfsi'lectpcl Cco * n , .Mr 1'ppa him | iruTllCu
ourbmiikfaiit , tatiliniTlth nilellcutulr I ! " ' oml liuter.
nuu whichnniy iiivu ui niHii/liOiiry < lnitm lilll It
U by Iliujudlclmiii uionf 1111 h rtlcci ! of iliol tint *
diminution ilia ) Uoiirniliiullir hulll up uiilll itron/r
onoinlito ro ht urotj Kmluncj lo clloi mi ) Hun'
ilroiliof iubtl mnlnitliM nru 11 jalhiK"rciiimlus rcuOy
lo iiltao' * nln-rcvor them ( in weak pointV m X
nuciipn nuiir 11 Iota I ill ill by ktci'ln ' 'Jiir fvrs ] "fll
fortliloit with pure bluoit , anil a | 'ro't.ily | nourlibcA
frumo ' llfllr-FrrlKUnxltn
Mj.lu tluirlirllli bulllnu wutrr or in ilk. Sold ODlf
In lulf poiiua lln , lii lirixen , Inbrlcil ilium
fIlomu90p.itbio \ < homlitl ,
" l London IJiifiuiid.
H J U1 B T"i/IP trithlnw Ilitlilk
tT JL 6J J . ' .S _ tir. xllalOlilVOit * ! ) .
MAMY A MAW
will get well If hu hccils.orillnll liuliinnrti.our
warnhiR. .Vrf/ioifn Jirrluilvtii Htirrr * *
uliinr , 'I lionsatiiU rcitornl by Jfani *
titttnfttff ( lnurHnteoil ToHtlinfiiilrila.
hminlltO frcf for flm >
uii < t Ditofanim ol Men treuNd atnj ruinAil'lrcm /
( o ( / att.Hitnii ; > i < * ALco.iiuirui < tN.Y ,
MELTS TOO SOON.
