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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 23, 1890)
8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE , TUESDAY , DECEMBER 23 , 1890. THE CITY. No person has yet cnllcd for llio pot deer arrested Friday by Sergeant Who- Inn. Inn.K K l .Aggoral WUB ontrlul nil dny yes terday , charged with burglary. Tlio Jury wont out at C o'clock and agreed on ii verdict of "guilty of petty larceny. " Propnriitorv services will bo hold nt the Southwestern Lutheran church , Twenty-sixth Blreot , between Poppleton und Woolworth avenues , Tuesday nt 7:30p. : m. Last night Deputy Sheriff Louis Grebe went out to Wcfit Umaha precinct and arrested William MoKlnnoy and William Eonnott , two men Busiiccted of stealing corn , hay nnd chickens from the neigh boring farmers. Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry Gunner gave a re ception nt their residence , Twenty- eighth and Decntur , lust Saturday in honor of Mr. Gunner's thirtieth birth * day. Fifty of their friends wore present and spent a very plcumtnl evening. Christ Bauer yesterday located a gui tar that WIIH stolen from him several months ngo In a pawnshop on Tenth street. Tlio thief wus John Parker , but as he lias boon ( etit to the vefonn'school ho cannot bo prosecuted. Bauer will re cover his instrument. Mr. C. E.Yost has returned fromabusl- ness trip oust. "Omaha. IIIIH tlio cheapest tclopliono service of any city in thu coun try , ho said yesterday.Vochurgo 800 a year , while St. Paul nnd Kansas City charge $72 , aiid the tax in Chicago 8120 , and about that price lu the eastern cities. " The following consignments passed the customs house yesterday : Two cnrB of pickles nnd jam from England for Puxton , Gallagher & Co. ; two cases of dry goods from Nottingham for Kil- pntrick , Koch & Co. ; one case of cigars for Max Meyer ; eight onsen of crockery from Liverpool for Glitch & Lminntn ; flvo cnscs of tiles from England for Milton Rogers St Son. All humors of the ! > cnln , tetter sores nnd dandruff cured , nnil fulling hulr checked ; hence , baldness prevented by using Ilnll's Vegetable Sicilian Hulr Ucnowur. \VlUIU (1. Renewals nnd subscriptions for the Ladies' Homo Journal that 1 may win the four years' ' course at VasMir. This I can do if Nebraska ladles intending to renew or subscribe will send their re newals or subscriptions to me MB teen us possible. $1 per year. Every one counts and vour kindnosH will bo greatly appre ciated by Elizabeth C. Mot-roll , 1014 Farnam street , Omaha , Nob. For fine art presents go to Hospe , 1613 Douglns street. Samuel Ilurns reports his 29th annual holiday sales the best ho ever had , and accounts for it by low prices , immense stock and the wonderful growth of Omaha. Dr.Birnoy. nosoand , throat , Bcobldg. Tlio Winter of Our Content Is the title of a recent charming paper by that brllliuit writer Charles Dudley Warner , wherein the glories of the Pacific const , as n winter resort , are most graphically described. The Amer ican people are beginning to understand that the Puget Sound country is one of our most splendid possessions and that the name of the "Alodltorrnncan of the Pacific" is a happy title not misapplied. Jn speaking of Mount Tacoinn , Senator George F. Edmunds says : "I would bo willing to ffo COO miles again to see that scone. The continent Is yet in Ignorance of what will bo 0110 of the grandest show places as well as sanitariums. If Switzerland is rightly called the playground of Europe , I am satisfied that around the base of Mount Hainior will 11 ! become a prominent place of resort , not for America only , but for the world be sides , with thousands of sites for build ing purposes , that are nowhere excelled for the grandeur of the view that can bo obtained from thorn , with topographical features that would make the most per fect system of drainage both possible and easy , and with n most agreeable and health givingclimate. . " Thousands of delighted tourists over the Union Paoldo ttho past year boar ample testimony to ttho beauty and majesty o ! this now empire of the Pacific northwest. Samuel Burns hnsnrrangeda vase sale In his art room of "Woostor , Doutton , Vienna , etc. , nt about half former prices and all marked in plain figures. * > Framed pictures , all prices , Hospo , lull ! Douglas street. Marked Interest IB now shown by eastern people in the settlement of Oregon and Washington , particularly that region adjacent to Pugct Sound. The reason for this is tlio almost unlimited resources that have lately been oponqd up , and the surpris ing growth of Portland , Tucoinn , Seattle anil other cities and towns along Puget Sound. Tlio Union Pacific on account of its fust time , short line , through Pullman palace sleepers , free reclining chair cars , elegant dining cars , and free Pullman colonist sleepers , from the Missouri river , is the fuvorlto route to this region , and tickets via this line should always bo asked for. For complete information relative to tills remnrKnblo section , time of trains , rates , pamphlets , etc. , call on your near est ticket agent or address the under- signed. Ii L. LOMAX , General Passenger Agent , Omaha , Nob. Samuel Burns has placed on sale IOC souvenir cups and saucers , 2oo to $1.00. See them. A DionHti-oim Kiinuwny. A horse belonging to O. IitvUncontractoi living at Thirty-seventh and Davenport streets , created a panic on Farnam street ill 1 [ SO o'clock yesterday afternoon. The animal broke Its tlo strap at the court housu and raado a wild dash down Furnim street. A collision with a telcgrapl post In front of TUB Br.B oftlci jcllevod the anlnml of the buRBJ' to which I was attached. Tbo horse then took the stUo walk down past , the Now York Llfo bulidhif to the alarm und danger of pedestrians. A' ' the cast s'do of the entrance the boast col lldeil with tbo largo post that supported the area railing nnd broke it oil ut tlio sidewalk The uultnal Uojit on In Its mac cnrccr und crossing Sixteenth Btrcu It crashed Into n show cas flllcd with candy , the stock la trade of a coiner nor fruit vender. Uuo case was smnsbci Into countless pieces nnd Us contents sent tered over the slduwnlk. The collisloi throw the horse to the ground nnd after further short run It was captured by Office Eycrly and returned to IU owner. Fanners After Chicken Thieves. The farmers of Douglas county are on th war-path. They have organized a combination to llcli lynch or land in Jail nny nnd all chlcke tmovos who are captured. Withl the last week , not only dozens but nundroJ of chlchcns have been stolen nnd gotten awa with. Ono-farmer has lost over three hut drcd and another over one hundred. Seven of tbo farmers were In town yesterday maktn Opal arrangements for their organlzatlot A captain was elected and four lieutenant ; Ccrtuln communities will bo dllllgcntly pr trolled and woe bo unto the victim who I caught. It'was the desire of the farmei who met In Omaha to have the nowspapci to suppress all names. Men who have no ontf to assist them In making Christmas selections will re ceive courteous treatment nnd every at tention at the hands of clerks especially detailed to wait on them Wo have EXQUISITE FANS , TOILET CASES , LAMPS , BHON/KS , STATUAUY , CUT GLASS , NEW SILVERWARE , VASES , CLOCKS , TAI3LKS , In our new art department on tlio main floor OPEN TILL 0 O'CLOCK every evening toys 5th floor. "Wo shall place on sale at an enormous reduction the exquisite dolls that have been shown in our BUFFALO BILL RECEPTION AND DOLLY'S ' DREAM. Do not miss them tonight und tomor row. row.THE MORSE DRY GOODS CO. Samuel Burns is just In receipt of a telegram : Ni\v : YOUK , Dec. 19. Your Importa tion of royal wooster has just arrived. Will go forward by express tlio 20th. DAVIhON & PlTCAlllN. Tlicso goods will go on sale Tuesday morning ut about half usual prices. Toilet , collar and cult boxes , IIospo 1513 Douglas street. Dr.Birnoy. nose and throat. Bcobldg , The Hliliiliui Of the old world , soldiers , statesmen and men of letters , all write in the most ex travagant praise of our facilities for travel in America And wo are entitled to the pral.se. On every English line there is the same old dusty lunch coun ter , known by all tourists for these many years. Not even a drink of water , nor a crust of bread to bo hud on the train. No wonder our trans-Atlantic friends ox- nrcss amazement when they sit down to a hotel dinner on one of the palace dining1 cars on the Union and Southern Pacific railways an arrangement which is the most perfect in the country today. Through conches Pullwan palace sleepers , dining cars , free reclining chair cars to Chicago and intervening points via tlio great Rock Island route. Ticket oillco 1002 , Sixteenth and Farnam. Mr. Clark's I'liins. Mr. S. H. II. Clark , the general manager of the Union I'aelllc , bus not yet announced his Intention of removing to Omaha , but It Is pretty generally understood that his plans contemplate .such a change. It Is also felt that ho Is very well nloused with the present management of nlTulrs nt the headquarters and U Is not thought that nny more changes will bo made , at least not till after the annual meeting of tbo Union Pacific directors In April. The sign on Mr. Ilolcomb's door has been changed to read "assistant general manager , " and everybody at headquarters appears content. Ohl yo who teach the Ingenious youth of our great nation , let them learn tbo noble art of solf-dcfcnso , as Salvation Oil Is thospcclllc for hurts. L.lttlo Annie yesterday told us , in her way , what u good medicine Ir. Bull's Cough Syrup Is ; it hud cuicd her of a severe cold , Ohl Folks at Home. They will bo thcro and expecting , a visit from you at Chi-iotmns time , and the Union Pacific will sell tickets on De cember 24 , 25 and 31 , 1890 , and January 1. 1891 , to all Kansas and Nebraska points at one and one-third faro for the round trip , good returning until Junu ary 5 , 1801. Wllili HUN SOLID INTO OMAHA , Tlio Milwaukee Pas sensor Trains to Arrive on New Year's Dny. The Milwaukee will commence running Its passenger trains into Omaha January 1. This i ? in accordance with an agreement entered Into between the Union Pacific and the Chicago , Milwaukee & St. Paul com panies nearly a year ago. The date for the operation of the agreement was fixed several times , but a postponement was occasioned by one reason or another. It has now boon dlflnltely arranged , bow- ever , that the Milwaukee trains will run solid from Chicago to the union depot in thia cltv , commencing January 1. The arrangement will prove of great benefit to the Milwaukee and to Omaha. Milwaukee Appointment ) ! . The following appointments nnd changes on the Chicago , Milwaukee & St. Paul have been made , taking effect January Is G. F. White , division freight and passenger agent , Davenport , la. ; Dubuque division and branch , from Clinton to La Crescent inclu sive ; the Chicago & Council Bluffs division , from Davenport to Jackson Junction , In cluding the Mnquoketa branch and the line from Farley to , but not including Paralta ; also Hock Island and Mollno , III. ; B. II. O'Meara , division freight and passenger agent , Cedar Uapids , In. ; Chicago & Council Bluffs division from Elk Hlver Junction to Council Bluffs , not inclusive , and from Marion to Cedar Uanlds , inclusive ; J. T. Conlcv , divis ion freight and passenger agent , winona , Minn. ; river division , but not Including St. Paul and Minneapolis ; Wubasha , Chippewa Valley nnd Southern Minnesota divisions ; W. K. Peak , division freight and passenger agent , Mason City , la. ; Iowa and Dakota ill' vision and brunches , nnd Iowa and Minnesota division nnd including Austin. E. W. Jor dan , division freight and passenger agent , Sioux City , la. Hloux City and Dakota di vision , Tlio Switchmen's Troubles , The reported general disaffection among- the western switchmen is not generally qred- itcd by Union Pacific- officials , although that company has been having considerable trouble with moa nt various western points. At Ogdcn , Pocatcllo and Uock Springs the places of the striking switchmen have bcon lilled by new men and the business of the company Is being handled us usual without any delay. Tlio switchmen at Kawlius went out but their places were lilled promptly without any inconvenience- the company. There is no open disaffection locally or at other points along the line , but thcro may Do trouble if the switchmen Insist uponudo- mandfora radical advance in their scale 01 wages as they have threatened to do. Tlio Hoi : Unto Ailjusto.l. The rate on llvo hogs , Missouri river to Chicago , is reduced ! roip 23 to 2 * centswhile , the rate on packing house products is ad vanced from 18 to 23 cents. The tariff on these articles from the Missouri to the Mis slssippl river will bo 15 cents. It is also announced that on packing house product going to the seaboard a rate of 11 cents from the Missouri to the Misslssipp river will be applied. Bakin Powde tlM4 In bullions of Homef to Team the SUndird. NEBRASKA CLOTHING COo WORSE AND MORE OF IT. We intend to make the two days before Christmas the BANNER DAYS of a big year's o business. To that end -we shall put forth every effort , offering special inducements all over the house , giving to each and every department a chance to put its best foot forward. In Our Suit Department. We will put on sale seven or eight hundred suits from our "mail order" deportment. These goods are made up for us in large quantities for our out of town trade. In order to kill two birds with one stone ( close out the balance of them in three days and give our suit department another big -whirl ) we will put them in our regular stock to-day at a great reduction from regular prices : We call your particular attention to six lots : I OT 1. 84 All Wool Bouch Sack Suits , well lined throughout , at $6.75. LOT 2. 167 All Wool Fancy Cassimere Sack Suits , in two good styles , at $8. r LOT 3. 66 Silk and Wool and 1O-4 Brown Plaid Cassimere Sack Suits , at $8.5O. LOT 4. A Corker,169 Beautiful All Wool Cassimere Sack Suits , at $9.05 , $9.25 and $9.75 LOT 5. 108 Bang-Up All Wool Cassimere Suits , at $11 , $11.75 and $12. LOT 6. 144 Very Pine Cassimere Suits , cut any way you may want 'em , siai or seven O different styles , splendid trimmings , at $14 , $14.5O and $16. We rise to remark that these suits are money savers. Three Big Drives in Overcoats. Two hundred handsome All Wool Kerseys , four styles , at $ S. - , One hundred and fifty $15 and $18 Kerseys at $11.50 and $12. One hundred and sixty $20 Kerseys at $14.6O. When yea buy one of these garments you've made from $4 to $6. . < . In Our Boys' Department ! 164 Boys' all wool Suits , four styles , at one ninety. 187 Boys' all wool Suits , ( they're handsome ) at $2.25. 67 very fine Overcoats marked down to about half price. P-i The Hat Man and the Shoe Man Are In It ! They've each got several lines to show you at specially attractive prices. And in addition the great special sale of Neckwear and Mufflers. Will continue till Wednesday night. THE NEBRASKA CLOTHING CO. FOUR'TELExN'TH A.ND DOUQIAA.S. OPEN TILL NINE O'CLOCK. ' SEE THE WINDOWS. CLOTHING CO. Dr&BBtts&BBtis Physicians , Surgeons and Specialists. 14OO DOUGLAS BTH.ELE1T OMAHA. NEfl. The most widely nnn favorably knows spoo- lallsta in the United Htiites. Tholr Ion ? ex perience , remarkable skill und universal suc cess In the treatment and euro of Norvouo , Clironlo and Surgical Diseases , entitle those eminent physicians to the full confidence of the aflUatea everywhere. They guarantee : A CERTAIN AND VOStTlVB OURB for the awful effect ! of early vloa and the numer ous OTlla that fallow In its train , 1'UIVATE. HLOOD AND HKIN DISEASES upoedllTi oomplotnly r.nd permanently cuunl. NERVOUS DKUIUTY AND SEXUAL DIH- ORDERS yield readily to their skillful trout- "I'lLES. FISTULA. AND RECTAL ULCERS Runruntoed cured without pain or detention ' ' Tl'yDUOOEL'E AND VARICOOELE pornm- nently ana ouccessfitlly cured In every case. BYI'HILIS. QONOitltHEA. GLEET , Spor- niatnrrhea , Hetr.lunl Weakness , Lost Manhood , NlKht Emlialpni , Decnyed Facultlci , Female NVaukneu and all dcllcato dUordorspocull.tr to either sex positively cured , na well no nil functional disorders that result from youth * f ul follies or the O.TCOSJ of mature yeari. < ITPIf rilPl * Ouinantced permanently Ol 1\1U > 1 Ulxly cured , removal oomploto , wltliou. < juttlnj ( , caustic or dilatation. Ourua affected at home by p.ttleut without a mo ment's pain or annoyance. TO YOUNG AND MIDDLE-AGED MhN. AQTIPR fllPU The awful effects of Oil ACUKll early vluo which brings orcanlo weakness. dcitroylnR both mind and body , with all its dreaded ilia , permaneuty ouiou. ni ? s RTJT TQ Address these who havolm- US\O. ULiliJ paired thomselvoi by Ira- proper indulgence and solitary Inblts. which ruin both mind and body , unfitting thorn for business , tiilv or inarrlugo. MAUKIED MEN or these entering on that hnppy life , aware of physical debility , nulokly asilited. OUB SUCOH3S Is bai4 upon fuels. First PrautlaU xperl- enc . Second Every casa Is specially studied , thi's starting right. Third Modlclnea are prepared In our laboratory exactly to suit achoue , thus effectlnii cures without Injury. Drs. Betts & Betts , 1409 DOUGLAS STREET , OMAHA. REMEMBER LINC IS THE NAME OF THAT Wonderful Remedy That Cures CATARRH , HAY-FEVER , COLD In the HEAD , SORE THROAT , CANKER , and BRONCHITIS , nice 81.00. 1'lnt Bottles , For Sale by leading Druggists. rnErinzD ONT.T IIT Klinck Catarrh & Bronchial Remedy Co , 62 JACKSON ST. , CHICAGO , ILL. Bloke , Bruce & Co. HE 1 > ID-HE DIDN'T ! awr . ' n i'wVJs. MESIES d DISEABtB Of MEM. rSuTNEW BOOK , .r all. Us oj\ Ice U Vital. Fr * iarHmH l time. Don'tTrlllKwith Dli-unel F.HIK Ml.tt- IOAL.CO. . Ilnrruiu. N. Y. Don't fall to HEED OUR WORDS ! Don't pass this BY for it means you. We have taken our entire stock of and put them on separate tables , making FOUR [ 4 ] LOTS : PRICES , $8 , $12 , $15 , $25. former prices from $12 to $40. If there is any virtue n GOOD GOODS AND LOW PR ICES We shall clean out the lines in a few days. Every one knows the quality of our goods , and when we name the above prices it means you will get better values than you can find elsewhere. GRATEFUL COM PORTING Epps's Cocoa. BREAKFAST. "Ilr n thorough knonloJKQ of the naturnl laws which KOTcrn the operations of dlgotlon and nutri tion , nnd by ncnreful'U ! > | > llcatlon of tlio line proi > or > ties of well elected I'ooun , Mr. Kpp > has | > rorlilod our brenkfuil tablet ItU u delicately llavorucl bcvor- , ago nhluli may naro ui many hcut y doctor * ' bllli. I It by tlio judicious in o of ench nrtlclcs of dlot ( lint constitution may bo iirudiiully built up until itrons enuvglito resist every tendency to dlieane. Hun- ilri'dsof lubllo raaluilu' art ) Ujutlni : around uaruudy to attack wherever lliero U a wcnk | > olnt. Wo may escape many n fatal elmft by kcviilni ; ours elves wt-ll fortltleil with nuro blood , and a i > roi > orly nourished franju.-tl ll Sorrlce Omutto. Slada simply wltii bulling water or milk. Sola only lu liiilf jiouud tins , by grocon , lubtled thus : JAMES EPPS & DR. GLiUGK , EYE AND EAR , Darker Block , IHliand Farnam. Telephone CM THE BEST IN THE WORLD. ARE MADE BY THE Woonsooket & Rhode Island Rubber Go And wo nro their western nponts nnd always carry a larKo stock. Address , { tartan [ land Sewed Shoe Bo 1204 and 1206 Harney Street. : * vs DR. BAIL EY , GRADUATE OENT13T A Full Hot of Tooth on Uulibur , ( or FIVE DOMAIIS. f j _ ? * -r- A perfect 1H Kimranteea. Teetli oxtMOtod without pain or daiwpr. nnrt wltLout , mms- tuetlcs. QciUl and silver till IIB * at lowMt . ratea llrldfto iinil Crown Work. TootlmltU. nutnliitfl * . All work wiirritiitfil. _ . _ . , . . , OFFICE PAXTON BLOCK , 16TH AND FARHAM Entruri-u. lOtli street elevator Opouovou- S until 6 o'clock A PRESENT FOE EVERY MAN , WOMAN & CHILD FOR WE have RUBBER , Dolls , Balls , Mnimals and Toys , Which will last ten times us lone its other kinds. FINE WOOLEN COATS AND CLOAKS , Very dressy and of the latest styles. Good to wear In cold weather , ram erenow Arctics ; Overshoes , Boots and Rubbers , COASTING SOLE , and plain sole , which will outwear all others. A HOT WATER BOTTLE Will keen the foot warm at night. Will euro nearly all pains and Inflammation. BUY TI-IB 3IHST GOODS AT OMAHA RUBBER COMPANY , Wholesale and Retail. Repairing Scally Done. 1008 Farnam Street. DrDOWNS 1316 Douglas Street , Omaha , Neb. Ilioirreato bl'crui ' CHMCI . euro. . . a. ui to U u. u.NO OUR.EX ! 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