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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 7, 1890)
8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : : FKIDAY , NOVEMBER 7 , 1890 , THE CITY. Victor Llndhohn will do flvo days penance for huvlny Icon Intoxicated on election ilny. A complaint has 1 > rcn ( lied ngninst F. Hun/ukor for selling and ( riving away liquor on election day. Doinlniok Ajjcn wns fiont over the hill for illlncn days by Judgu Ilolnloy for dlsturbliiL' the notice and resisting Oilier Mitchell. The proprietor of Kwnld's lodging house nt Hlovonth and Farnam has been niTCHled for keeping a hotiso of assigna tion. Much complaint has boon made nga'nst ' tlio place , and the police have bucn closely waUlilng the wlno room ndjunct. W. ( ! . Mayor , the superlntondont , ot schools al Anita , Ia. , accompanied by the MlsMr-9 It runt and Calidns , two of the teachers of that place , arrived In the city yofitoi'day for liio purpose of visiting the city schools nnd observing the meth ods of Instruction. The ladies called ut the 1'ai'illc Hcliool , and Mr. Mayor au- compnnlod Superintendent Jinnca on n tour of Inspection of the schools. AVhiit.lt Dues. Hood's Rarsaparllln 1. I'urlilos the blood. 2. Creates nn appetite. 8. Strengthens the nerves. 4. Makes the wcnk strong. C. Overcomes that tired fvcllng. 0. Cures scrofula , salt rheum , etc. 7. Invigorates the kidneys nnd liver. 8. Helioves headaches , indigestion , Uyspep Bltt. Mil. M'GINTY , Jit. IIIu To are Keep Him From Golnu to ( ho HnCoi'in School , Frrtnkio MeGInty , six years old and a typical stout gamin stood before Judge Clark- son nnd with big tears In Ills eyes uromised that ho would never do another naughty trick If the iuifyo would not send him to the reform school. County Attorney Mabonoy put In n peed word for the little chap , nnd the judge said , "AU right wo will give llttlo Mr. McGinty another show. " Mr. and Mrs. JOcCJlnty , father of McOinty , Jr. , raino forward and signed u nominal bond for the boy's keeping his promise , and uway wont tlio tilo. A euso of stepmother and rawludtf Is en- prtmlng the attention of Judge llopowell , under the title of Kobcrt Price vs Charles Tuitii , It is ono of the thousand such cases as can ho found in nearly ovcry portion of the country. Defendant's wife tiled the mother of several children. Ho irarrled again. In the spring of Ibyi two or three of the young folks applied to plaintiff for peed shelter and protection , their mother baying been a sister of Price. The children salil they had been chased away from homo by theirstcpmothcr. Price says ho took the children in and fed and clothed them for a your. IIo now brings suit for SHOD , money which ho claims to have expended for them. Judge Doano is absorbed In the mighty case of John S. Mullen V3 Abraham Davis , for a $ l r > grocery bill. Today tlio cases of Dora ICnowles , charged with adultery : and FA UulUor horscstcaling , will go on trial. The Draperies. Curtains , V-c. That wo are prepared to design , make nnd hang are equal to any that you can purchase la the best upholstery and dra pery stores of the largo eastern cltios. Special designs will bo furnished , drawings submitted and estimates cheer fully furnished , whether your bill prom ises to bo ton dollars or a thousand dollars. Broeatollcs. spun silks , china silks , tltinu velours , every desirable fabric , ALL NEW. bought for the opening oJ this department in our now store. Every desirable shade will bo shown you in our drapery and curtain department. "Wo have not a single pair of old style por- tiorcs or flno lace curtains in stock. Everything1 was bought for this store. Asic us for an estimate on window shades wo are now making the host fit ting and best running window shades ever mtido in Oinnhn. THE MORSE DRY GOODS CO. Custom drapery department , Army Notes. It Is understood that Brigadtor-Gcncral John K. ilrookowill bo detailed as president jj of the board to select a new magazine small- jj , arm for the use of the army. Major George W. McKco , ordinance department , will , in nil probability , bo n member of the board , and Captain S. 15. llltint recorder. But for tbo absence of Secretary Proctor , who has ROIIO to his homo la Vermont , thu board would doubtless have been appointed this week. With nn annual appropriation of $ -100,000 for small arms assured and a reason able prospect of that amount being Increased to | 5UOOUO , another year the board is not likely to suffer embarrassment from lack of Inventions to bo submitted. The solo purpose in convening this board is to sccuro tno most Improved and best ar rangement of magazine and breech mechan ism. Thu question of bore cartridge , rilling' , etc. , hus already been settled. The calibru is ill ) ; initial velocity , l.bOO feet ; the barrel 80 Inches from point of bullet ; the cartridge 70 grains black powder or its equivalentwith powder space of ISO cubic Inches ; bullet , S'O grains. The 100,000 cartridges , now being made nt Frankfort arsenal , will bo loaded with Wcdcria smokeless powder for use in conducting tbo experiments. Private John Myers , Company P , Twenty- first Infantry , stationed at fort Douglas , has been granted a four months' furlough. Captain Worth , Klghth Infantry , stationed at Fort Hoblnson. is on a short leave of ab sence , visiting friends in this city. .Tho ilrst oftlecr to bo retired next year by operation of law will bo Colonel II. M. Blach of the Twonty-tlilnl infantry , stationed at Fort Sum Houston , Tox. , on January 15. Sergeant Perry , Company H , Kighth In- fnntry , stationed at Fort Niobrarn , has been granted a three months' furlough from Do- cumber lii , ami will bo discharged ou his own application March 11 , IbUl. S , A. Orchard , Cat-pet , furniture and drapory. HrlfciiRictii Aaln. The bar docket of the United States clrcut court for the Nebraska district for the No veinber term has bccu Issued. It shows 20 ! law cases and 20S equity cases , as comparci with 210 law cases and 103 equity cases ntthi November term of last year. Of the law cases this term 112 nro based upon the celebrated brated Heifensteiti suit , involving thotltto t < the homes of that number of families invlia Is Imown us K , V. Smith's addition. Thcsi cases will bo tbo flrst to bo tried nnd wil probably bo comnnnced ou tno second day o the term. Judge Upton Al. Young of St Louis Is in tbo city as the representative o Hclfcnstclu and will act for the plaintiff it the trial. BEWAtn OF Fiui'iw. lie sure you get tin genuine Dr. Thomas' Ecloctrio Oil. It cure colds , croup , oatbmtt , deafness aad rhouiua tlsui. A Hie Shipper. L. P. Soutbworth , ono of tbo largest slice raisers in Nebraska , is in the city. Helm ranches all along the Union 1'acillo Hues i tbo western part of the state. Ho saya tun ho has had considerable dllHculty in gctlhi cars to carry his stock to market , but is huv Ing less trouble now as tha company is carln for Its traftlo ia Nebraska very well. 'Tho only railroad train out of Oninhi run expressly for the accommodation o Omaha , Council UlufTs , Dos Molnos am Chlcajjo business la the Hook Island vca tibulcu limited , leaving Omaha nt 41 ; p. in. dally. Ticket oillco , 1G02 Slxtoentl and Funmrn sts. , Omaha. Tlio Morse Dry Ooortt Co. Our stock ia now complete oxcont the house furnishing iicpartment , ana that will bo ready in a fo\v days wait for it ; you will ho ijreoted with u pleasant sur- prlsn nolhiiiy to equal It is to ho seen west of New York. Mon's xindcrshlrta , COo ; men's undershirts - shirts , 7oc. Men's undershirts , 81 ; men's under- shirts. $1.J3. ! Mon'ri undorahlrts , 81.50 ; men's under- shlrtu $ U. MOII'H nndcrdhlrts , $2.50 ; men's undershirts - shirts , $3. The largest assortment to cheese from in tlio city.Vo have also the Hit. .JAKGKK SANITARY gray undershirts , sox , Jaenoi1 siispon- dertt , .Inogor bandajjos , Jao er slicots , .liiugcr blankets in the men's ' depart ment. Hoys' tweed suits $2.90 , worth SI. Hoys' tweed suits fcl , worth 81.60. Hoys' tweed suits iflt.AO , worth $3. Hoys' tweed suits 81.60 , worth SO. Hoys' twicd suits 85.60 , worth 80. Hoys' tweed suits $0 , worth $10. Hoys' blouse waists , Idlta , etc. Wo liavo also a now lot of men's sinok- inn and louiifriiitf jackets , made to our ordur In London. Imported collars and cuffs , special boys' clothing department , special men's tflovo donartinent , main lloor , Farnam street front. Children's ' natural wool VEST * AND PANTS. A special bargain in child's natural gray vests and pants , all wool , at about ono-lmlf hist year's prices. IG-inch 2.C . , 18-inch uc , 20-Inch loc , 22- neh Wo , 21-Inch Goo , 20-lncli 7oc , 28-Inch 800 , ISO-Inch Ooc. Solo n joncy for the DR. JAEGER un- ilorwcar , sox , suspenders , etc. Hoys' clothing is In the same wing nnd on tlio same lloor as the men's furnish ings , and for tomorrow wo oiler a special if BOYS'OVERCOATS and a lot of BOYS' SUITSAT82.no , worth $ o ; wo have also n lot of SCOTCH CAPS at oOo , for inun or bovs. MICN'S AND BOYS' FURNISH ING D Kl'A ITl'M ENT. T1IK JIOHSK BUY GOODS CO. , Kith and Farnam sts. \Vojust received another lot oldor- ilown comforts and will place on sale to morrow. Satlno down comforts 80.50 , worth $9. Satlne down comforts 87 , worth ilO. Saline down comforts 810 , worth $12. Saline down comforts $12 , worth $15. Bed comforts from 49e up. LACK CUUTA1NS. Our sale is attracting a prreat deal of attention , as wo show the latest novel- tlc.s in tlio handsomest room in America. Wo make a specialty of WINDOW SHADES , of heavy portieres and other drapery goods ; all our stock Is now and choice. CLOAKS , WUAl'S. The department commands your pa tronage , bucauso the stock is practically all new and choico. Wo have S HAL CLOAKS ! SEAL WRAPS ! SKAL JACKETS ! SEAL CAPS ! and make to order from skins of your se lection. NKW CARPETS. Wo opened TOO rolls of extra choice pattonis of carpets Unit have not heen shown in the city. MORSE'S. MORSE'S NEW STIOE DEPART MENT. Now open , our new stock of ladies' , misses' , infants' and children's shoes. Every pair of shoes shown in this do- partmon't IsCLEAN CLEAN AND NEW , having been made within the last CO days especially for our opening. STARTLING BARGAINS that will entirely revolutionize the shoo trade and make your live dollar bill pur chase two (2) ( ) pairs of shoes where it has heretofore boon only a little uioro than Biitliclont for ono pair. Infantss' shoes iiOo a pair. Inafnts' shoes 38e a pair. Children's shoes See a pair. Children's shoos 72c a pair. Children s shoes S7c a pair. Misses' shoes $1.20 a paia. Misses' shoes $1.08 a pair. All from "oo to 60o a pair less than shoo store prices. Ladies' shoes $1.53 , worth $2. Ladies' bhoes $2.-15 , worth $3. Ladies' shoes $3.-15 , worth $1.50. Ladies' shoos $3.03 , worth $5. Ladies' shoos $ $ .00 , worth $0. Don't fail to visit this donartinent. MOUSE'S 10TII AND FARNAM. Col. T. II. Htnnton to Assist fit tlio He- nioval of General Croolt'w Hnmaliis. Colonel T. II. Stanton , chief paymaster of the department of the Pltitto has received orders from the secretary \varto proceed at once to Washington and assist in the removal of tlio remains of General Crook from Oak land , Rid. , to the national cemetery nt Ar lington. Colonel Stauton , us is well known , was for many years ono of the nearest and devoted friends of General Crook , and participated in a number of his campaigns as a trusted associate in the field , Ho was ono of those specially designated tc assist in General Crook's ' interment at Oak land , and Is again honored in being called upon to lay tlio remains of his old friend nnd companion in arms in tbcir llaal resting place lu beautiful ArlliiKton. Some time before General Crook's death be selected a lot in the cemetery not distant from that of Genera' Sheridan and ajmost within touch of the okl mansion whore Hohcrt K. Leo lived am ! which bo left at the outbreak of the civil war. Tno site can bo distinctly scon from the capitol across the Potomac , a little patch of green amonc the color ot the blossomiiif ( lowers and the darker sbado of the great oaks , Here , next week. General Croolc wil bo tlnally laid to rest in the midst of IG.IXM honored dead , bis comrades In the great struggle for the perpetuation of national unity. Colonel Stauton loft for Wash esterday. Rooting Out Diphtheria. City Physician Oapen fluds that durlnt tbo ilrst ten days of October there wcro flftj cases of diphtheria In tbo city ; during tin second ton days thcro were forty-three , am during the third ten days only twenty < lx Out of the total oi 119 cases tbero wcro lulr ty-threo deaths. Tlio doctor considers that this statement 1 ample reason for the city to feel greatly on couruged and ho thinks that the disease wil bo stamped out entirely by the close of nox month. At tlio Temple. At the temple nt Ilarnoy street , nea Twenty-fourth , a lecture will bo dcllvcra this evening by the Hor. Jilary A Safford , preacher of the Unitarian church o Sioux City , la. Services commence nt 7:1 : ! and will bo conducted by KabbI Koscnuu All are cordially Invited to attend. Visitor will bo shown desirable seats by the usher : who will bo lu attendance at tbo doors. Mast Complain m Writing. A bare quorum of the city council as a boar of equalization mot for a few moments i tbo city clerlt's ofllco yesterday morning. On motion of Mr. Wheeler it was ordero that all complaints against the levying c taxes bo filed lu writing , with tbo chalrmu or clerk. .This done , everybody hurried axvay tolear the latest lu tbo election returns. Mortuary. Joseph Manning , undo of Mrs. Mary W Nay of thU city , died at her residence at 1 : S n. in. November 0. Tbo deceased was one < Omaha's earliest settlers , bavins como hot la 1S35. He was a ilovout Christian , chnritt bio and kind ; well and favorably kuown b many of Omaha's pioneers , who will regret t hear of his death. Notice of funeral uerca ; ter. CllUSIIKU MY A.N 13XUIX13. A laborer Meets a Horrible Death on Hiu Track. The Incoming Holt line dummy struck and fatally injured Liimert Kdcu , n laborer , on the .Mlwjurl 1'acillc track between LJraro mid Nicholas streets , at 0:40 : yesterday morning. The unfortunate man was walking up tlio track , nnu apparently unconscious of the approach preach of the train stepped betwnen the rails Just as It came up behind him. Ho was dragged for some distance , tbo wheeU pass ing over both lags and fc.irfully ( mingling him. him.Kdcn Kdcn was unconscious when picked up , nnd ww removed to the company's freight depot nt fifteenth and N'lcholas , whcro physicians attended him. It was found that liii injuries were surh as to preclude the pos sibility of hU recovery , ami ho was placM under the Inlluenco of opiates to londoe his last moment } as free from pain as possible. His right leg \vas terribly crushed , and his Mt lo was cut oil' at tlio anlcU1. Tlio foot Wns hold only by n ftnv shrciU of llfMh and these the surgeon clipped with Ills si'bsors , leaving thu amputated member in its loitlior covering. Udcn wni made as comfortable as possible In the fieight house by the employes of tin- company until lliilO , when bodied , and tin- county authorities wcro notitleJ to talw charge of tha remains. The deceased was forty-live years of age , nnd eamo hero four or llvo months ago from Ddler , Nob. He was In tbo employ of .lotin Scott , a sub contractor under Hugh Murphy. When struck by the engine , ho was npp.ircntly on his way to his day's work , having bis noon day lunch wrappnd up in a paper. The engine was No. Mil , mid the tinln was in charge of Conductor David Marshall. Kn- L'lnecrUan Drum saw the unfortunate mini before he stopped on tbo trade mid supposed that ho was aware of the approach of the train , and ilid not realize the truth until Eden stepped over just la front of the engine. It was too late to save him , as ho was struck al most Instantly after bo crossed the rail. It Is not known that Kden had any rela tives , anil ns bo was without means the county will bcarlho expense of his funeral. Tbo deceased was trespassing on the com pany's land when ho was struck , and was not on a public crossing. The coroner will hold un Inquest over the remains this morning : . S 1'AOKKllS. The Attention They arc Attracting from the Spaniards. SenorPedro Kscauria : of HiltoaSp.unbas ) been la the city several days. Thosonofis in the employ of the Spanish government and is in this country making an investigation of the pork packing industry. While speaking English very fluently Senor Kscaurlia was very reticent upon the purpose for which his information was being sought. He stated , however , that the Spanish people were very fond of American pork nnd wcro beginning to buy great quantities of It. Ho said that the average prlco paid for cured pork was about 1ft cents American money. The senor's investigation embraced the price of raising and fattening hogs , the cost rpf packing plants and everything pertaining "o the Industry. Ho paid especial attention to the milter of cleanliness in the process of packing , nnd in this point the Omaha pack ers were entitled to the palm. The senor hail visited Cincinnati , St. Louis , Kansas Oltv. and all thu packing centers of the United States , and said that more attention was paid to'cleanliness in the Omaha houses than In any of these of nny others ho had visited. A Hard Fight in South Dakota. G. C. Wilson of Picrro , S. D. , was ia the city yesterday , llo had just arrived from Dakota , and speaking of the election , said It was one of the most bitter ever held In the state. Tbo main light was upon the question of the location of the capital , Plerro und Huron being the contestants. According to his statement , botU towns spent thousands of dollars hiring workers , who were located m every precinct of the new state. Personal en counters were of frequent occuranceJiit now that Plerro has won by several thousand ma jority , ho states that the people will drop politics and commence boomingthcircountry. The suffrage amendment was snowed under by a largo majority , notwithstanding the fact that the women fought valiantly at nearly ovcry polling place. Mr. Wilson states that tbo ladies , young nnd old , fair and ugly , com menced work in the morning and never deserted - sorted their posts until the last vote wns polled. They drove rigs , importuned Hie male voters , scratched tickets , and made promises to both parties if the amendment carried. His theory for the reduced republican major ity hi Dakota is that the republicans split and wont with the alliance people , while tlio dem ocrats stood solid for tlieir candidates. A New Prcsbytorina Pastor. Rev. U. M. Atkisson of Qulney , 111. , will arrive in Omaha today to make this city bis homo and to become pastor of the Southwest Presbyterian church. Ho will preach his ilrst sermon in the new vineyard icxt Sun day. The people of Quincy gave Kcv. Atkis son and wife a farewell party that called out hundred * of the leading citizens of that city. The congregation of tbo South west Presbyterian church lias been without a pastor for several months , and they are de lighted at tile arrival of Rev. Atkrisou. Raildcrs to Meet. Secretary Collins on behalf of the commlt- tco of tlio builders' and traders' exchange seat out a largo number of invitations yester day morning , of which the folio wing Is a copy : Your presence Is most earnestly desired at .1 ineetfiiK of the contractors and material fiiriiMicrsof Omaha , to bo held at llulldms and Traders' oxolmngG. room 1107 N. V. Ufo building , 1'rlUay , November 7 , at Ti'JJ n , in. .Mr. William II. ha/ward ot Hotton , secretary of thu national association of Imlldors , will addic'ss the mooting upon the tiuuullts of organisation und other subjects. It will pay you to come. A Tough Colored Sextette. The colored men , Robert Bates , Jefferson Dates andGeorno Duncan , wcro arraigned yesterday afternoon in police court upon a charge of having stolen 100 pounds of Hour from a box car In tlio II. it M. yards. The cnso was postponed until Saturday. Martha Hill , Frances Thomas and Sophia Wood ward , three colored women , were also ar rested as being connected with the same crime. It is understood that some of the Hour was found in their possession , Improve the nutritive functions of the scalp by using Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair licnower. and thus kocp the hair from falling or becoming gray. A Young Man's IiiBtltuto. The Catholic young men of Omaha will or ganize n branch of the Young Men's Institute next Monday evening at the rooms of the Catholic Young Men's union In the Paxton block. All Catholic- men are Invited to bo present. Peed In lUUIoaa ot Homes 10 Ve&ri the Standard. 8/1 / any .Clergymen , aetori , nnd | nibllc speakers two Clii-iry 1'ceiornl. It U HIP favorite ri'iiicily for lionncnc ninl nil Directions of the vocal organs , throat , nuil lungs. As an nnnilyno and tspfctoraiit , tint elToots of tltH pruinrntlmi iiro | iiaiiiily | ( realized , "Ayor's I'herty 1'tetouil liasilonc > no great Rnoil. It U a < plcnilil ! n-liiiMly tot- all W- oases of tlio tld-unl and IIIIIKS , ami 1 lime iniirh pleasure Hi testify In ? to in merits. " - ( llcv. ) 0. N. Xlfhols , No. Thliury , Mass. "hi my profession of an auetloiieor , miy nflretlnn of tin- voice or tliront Is a serlnin inultor , lint , m each attack , I liavo licou ro. lli'ii-il liy iv few dn < ic3 of .Vyer's I'licny 1'vi'tnral , 1 lih iinicilylih \ ordinary i-aip , lias wotkPil such iiinanlcalcfTrctthat I hi\o : snlloridciy nttlo liiron\onliMii'o. I liuo also used It lu my family , Itli very excellent - lent ii'Miilu. Inn iidis miili , ile. " Win. II. Quartly , Minlaiun , So. AustralU. Ayer's ' Cherry Pectoral , I'UtU'AUKI ) EY DR. J. 0. AYEU & CO. , Lowoll.MnBB. Bold by all iJrufKKtu. I'rico $1 ; clx botilcn , 5. LTrs.BettsMetts . Piiysicians , Surgeons aad Specialists , l&OO DO U GJL AS STELISLKT OMAHA , NKB. The most widely nnd fiivorably known < pec- lillstsln tha United Stilted. Tlielr IOUKUT- perlunoo , roinarkiiblo skill and util venal 1110- cess In the treatmunt and cure of Norvom , Ohronlo nnd Hurnlonl niscnsus , ontltlo theao eminent physicians to tlio full conflrtoncoof the iillllctoil everywhere. They ininrnnt e : A. OEUTA1N AM ) I'OSIIMVB OlfttM for thu awful streets < if early vlcu and tin numer ous urlta that follow In Its train , I'ltlVATE. HI.OOI ) AM ) SKIM DISEASES ipeeclllr. oomiiletnly and pennatiunlly ourud. NlOltVOUB iJDItlUrV AND SEXUAL , DIS ORDERS jluld readily to thotr iUllltul troat- inont. T1LE9. KISTUf.A. AND IIEOTAL ULOEH9 KUiirantocd onrod without puln or dotentlon from liunlncsi. HVDROOEL.E AND VAHIOOOELE permanently - nontly nnd iiKcuSsfully cured In every caao. SYPHILIS. UUNOItltllEA. GUEET , Fpt-r- matorrhoa , Scmlnnl Weakness , I.otitMtinhuod , fflKht Emission * . Decayed Kacultlea , Fumnlo iVunknuM and nil delicate disunion peculiar to cither sex positively cuncl , as well HI nil functional cllHonlora that result from youth ful foil Ion or the excess of mat iiro years. STPirTil P Oiuranteed pcnnano ntl y 0 I IUV 1 U I\L , cured , removal con nloto. without cuttlni ; , caustic or dliriLlon. ! : Curoa tffected at li me by patient without a mo ment's pain or annoyance. TO YOUNG AND MIDDLE-AGED MhN , A QTTTK PUP 17 The awful effects of rtOUlL V UI\.J1 early vice which brlnns orpanlo weakness , destroying loth mind and body , with all Its dreaded ills , porraauenty cured , lilt's ' RUTT ? AildrcBS those who hiiTelm- LJS\J. DLl 13 paired themselves by Im proper Indulgence ) und solitary h.iblls , which ruin both mind und body , unfitting thorn for business , study or marrhiRO. MAltRIED MEN or those entering on that happy lit * , awaroot physical debility , quloklr assisted. CUB SUCOE33 Is based upon faota. First Pr otlo l experi ence , deoond Erory caao la specially itualed , thus starting right. Third -Modtolne > are prepared In our laboratory exactly to suit each case , thus effecting cures without injury. Drs. Betts & Betts , M09 DOUGLAS STREET. - - OMAHA. C. L. Eripson , Local Agt.200 N. IGth St ' OPEEA Boyd's HOUSE TONIGHT , TOMORUOW NIGHT AND i-AT- TJKDAy SIATINEE. The Farcical Furor America's Premier Comodlcnno , PfiY TEMPLETON AND TUB 1'AMOUS RUssBll's Comedians is THE I.OUDKST LAUGH OK TUP. KUA , 01' TUB CO.Mii : > 115 niAXCAlSK. A Company of Unparalleled Excellence - collonco in a play that la the Olimax of Farcical Pun. Crrand Two NIGHTS ONLY Friday ana Satin iliv , November "til nnd 6th. BiitinUnjr Mntlnc'u' . FIIIST JOINT Al'l'lJAHANCK ' OF OUB OWN THE n GREAT M LAUGHING FESTIVAL EVBRYBODYS IOOM T , U U&I. lllmtrnteclby I'rof. Herrmann and Oeo. W.I.odor cr's MaitnlflccntOOMlMNy OK COMKDMNS. Nutwlthatnnlnit ttio unii'iml oirollcncn of tin pedal cncauoment.no prices will bo : Ueserre' ' DoatiJ < ) . 3Jc. We. Hoi BOati , 75c aud Jl Uui hhec opcnThursJay. Dime Eden \Y111 1.awlcr , Mannwr. Corner lltli und Fur imiu hlroots , Onraliu. WttEKOK NOV. Urn. Hoynl Tcrtrto Japnnoio , our $10.000 Importntlon o Jlofiil.IiiimiHme ArtlnH. Slons Jlunsulla , thogront est ArlolArtlstor the modern times. Coupled will tlielest troupoof vocalists , C < inicdlnn , nnd JcBt r on the American Blase. ONI ! DIM K ADMITS TO AM , DR. RICHARDS Practice Limited to Diseases of the Lungs and Nervous System. Rooms 316 to 320 Bee Bldg Omaha. TF R x- JL I ' 4JL. t. * We will show you this sca on some bargains In overcoats that will make your eyes open in astop * .shincnt . , We have jyivpn you ninny bai gains More-yon know that-but those we offer you now ' \ \ \ jeut them all. AYu havernadu ailcal with a first class manufacturer , one who makes' nothing buf overcoats , for his entire stock , about 5 000 garments. He was overloaded and had to sell. "We arc able .0 offer these goods at toss ihan they cost to manufacture. As a starter \vc offer today the following three lots : No. 1 , All wool wide wale heavy cassiincrc overcoats , blue and black color , lined with goo.1 sergo. well Ulinined , at $6. This price would not pay for the cloth alone in that garment. Xo. 2 , An excellent blue chinchilla oveacoat , corded edge , lined with fine plaid cassiincrc , only $7.50 , The coat is worth $12. Xo. 3. A large lot of very fine kersevs , fashionable shades , hound with double warp Farmer's satin , ap seams and handsomely gotten up , These \ve \ offer at $ S. The regular retail price of such a garment is $15. There are more bargains than thc c , It would take a hig space in the paper to mention them all The fine grades are as choice garments asvcrc ever shown ready made and in fact many of the oveiv coats are in point of material , make and fit equal to custom tailor work , BOYS' OVERCOATS. Our stock includes a largo Him of Hoys'and ' Cliilclrens' Overcoats of serviceable material desirable patterns and tasty designs. Although the goods were made up for fine retail trade , wo 'ire able to offer them at such figures that they are within the reach of everyone. Not of ten do you get an opportunity to purchase such garments at the low figures we offer them this weelcv \Vhen 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- c have gained for them the reputation of reliability , you can appreciate the value of the offcy i nacle. Open until S p. m. Saturday , 10 p. m. Corner 14th and Douglas Streets. We carry the BIG STOCK of the west.quote . Eastern prices and are BOO miles nearer you than any other market. Correspondence i solicited. V OMAHA NELB. Try our Leather Soled Rubber Boots. NO GUR.R ! NOPAY. . 1316 Douglas Street , Omaha , Neb. Fcventcen. years' experience. A regular cradtnto In nicillolno , natllptoaia IIOVT. Is tlllpattrln wlt'j li o RicateBt success nil Ncrrous. Chronic an I I'rtvuta dhe.i oi. A pcrraanont c-uro Uftrant9Jt for Cat irrh ip cmmtorthica , Li tMiinlionti , BcmlnalVoakii03s , Nl ht I < oi < 0' , linp-itency. rtrp'illh , Strlrturi ) , an I lie o eaHos of tlio Illooil , Skin anil Urinary Ordain. X , U. iKiianmtuo ( MJ for ovorjr o.nol un lirt.iltj nil 1 dl 0 cure. Cun3Ul'.utIou troo. Uojk uMji'.urloa of J.lfo ) uoat troo. O.Uco lioara - 1 a. LU. to d y , lu. SauJi ; a , m. to I'i m. . 'The goods -which please are already ialf sold. " Black Bliei/iot / Silits -AND- Fine Overcoats , Come early and. take your choice from tlie full assort ment now offered. PRINCIPAL POITS EAST , WEST , NORTH and SOUTH 1303 Tarn vn Sfcra i1 ; , HARRY P. DEUEL , City Pttasencfor and Tiokob Aaront To euro nillousncss. Sick HeadacheConstlpntlon , Wllarlu. Liver Cornplalnti , tike tlio BU O and certain remedy , S.IIiril'.S ANS Csotho8MAI.T < BIZE(40 ( llttlo licana to ( ho hot. tlo ) . Theyore tlitiuiottcouTcnlent : Milt , nil auei 1'rlcoof eltbcr slm , uo cenu per bottle. fOStl\S [ ri Bt T. 17. 70 : I'hoto-irmvtiro , pnnelklzoof thin nlcturo lorl couu ( coppers or itaic pa ) . j P. BJiirn &co. , Motora of "Itllo Ilonna , St. Louis , Mo. Ici.illnc riinuOy for nil thu unimlurnl dltohnriti'9 and prlvntoiHsraii-sndnfti \ ccrtnlncuriiliir tlifili'bllU tatliiK weakness peculiar to w < jmen * J iircscrilioltnndffpl pnl ) . In ricoininrndlnt ; It to lu. Null ! I > .V It I'llICKOl.OU. BET WELL-STAY WELL It eanlieilont , II yoii.MA.V.youinrnr old.lmyo . any Weakness. M lormHtloiil ( , ) 'blllly , ar A * tluii\eMrlht > \lonowlvcjfurcnttip\rtiatto \ . i mailed Iron ( urn Urn- I NFURflflK \tteit \ llmr , can Cure nilR NFU/ | HUH ntW DUUIVK. . . , . / . , / , / addrcm tmUbfall/rillorid. Vnrltiic.Ueirt'l. ' nrtiiol igtl , itr | th oid. N wHora < Ir. tlui nllr. .Dtli l < 4. Biertir , l'r t 11. b. a vri : * , 114 U Ui . " . V. B.8 . , WATCHES. DIAMONDS and FINE JEWELRY" Solo Agent In Omtiha lor Gorhum ufucturlnff Go's Sterling Sih/BrwarB IV1ANTLE CLOCKS , RICH OUTCLASS and CHINA. Our Stock of Fine Goods is the Largest and Our Prices the Lowest Como niul see us , Cor. Douglas & 15th St MANHOOD RESTORED , v. - " - = * - " S A N % % Tl V0 , th. W < iml rfiil Spsnlih - cnrei au Ulurtiei. such OB WtnU Mcnl' ory , Loss f Jlraf-tf 1'ower , llendacb , Wnlu'fn lucus , Jail Munliouil , Nenou- UCBK , T.Htaltnde , ll PliotoKraplica from IJTe. drains anil lull ol power of tba Ocncrallvo OrRann , in cither ler , earned by over-exertion , youthful luiliBcretlouioi tliociccHTC me of tobacco , oplum , or tlinnl . ) t , whleb ultlmntcljr lend to Inflrmlty , Constirnpllon and Insanity. 1'utunln convenient form to cirri In the vcft pocket. Price SI a packBur , or 0 for S& Sonthy mull to any nddrem. Circular free. Me * tloiithlH imix-r. Aildn IUDBIDCIIKMICU.CO. , n ; iH rbornBt..Clilc BOUl. Kilt WALK IN OMAHA , NH > . IIV Kulin & Co. fur. ISIht Ilouelni Mri'r'n .1. A. I'lillrr A Co. , Cor. HIM it Douttan strcclj. A. D , Kofclcr it Co. . Council llluHs. lu u. NERVE AND BRAIN TREATMENT fulness , Mental 1'eprvniloii , Horlenln'if of the lirVtlar * lultlnr lu Insnnltraail lewloir to inlwry ilw and dentil , Premature OUI ARP , luironnean J uw of lower in sillier tn , Iniroluntsrjr l.ouei. mil Niurmit | rrku * causal l > y overiortlol of lliu hrtln , rtlr-ntittio or over l.-Kltilrence. Kocli IIAX contains oiittinutiiL'ii tretu ment. $1 abox , r clt for | ) , runtliy inrll nrruald. With eiicJj nrclar Ilir > li boiri , will rrnil ( ruurantru to r runil n < "i y If ino ire < iini' ' cura. uuiranteel > iiurUi > iiUgenuineluMuulybj GOODMAN DUUG CO. , 11101'uriium Street , - - Oiuulii Nab , GRADUATE DENTISN , A Kull Set of Toetli * on lluWnT , for FlVK U'll.l.AIW. ' A perfect fit Rtmr.intccd. Tculli oxtriiotna without iialn or dunitor. an < l will "lit uniiei * tliotlca , Oi'lil and hllvcr Illllngt at lowoife latcs. Itrldno and Crown Worlf , 'IViali with- outnlntix All work wiirrantiiil. OFFICE PAXION BLOCK. 16TH AND FARNAM Kntrunce , llith Htroct elevator Uycn uroo iifu unlll 8 u'clouk. Ltli RIP FEMALE REGULATOR , S fc -FHlUlU uifltiertfln toad.j or money r Funded , lly mail t3. Srout lv HiM from ob u. COOK UKUKitr w , ,
