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Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-09
HAYDEN RIOS.

Special grand clearing sale in our
ladies', children's and gents furnishing
department. Now is the time to buy
your winter underwear and save money.
Every dollars worth Of our present
stock to be sold previous to removal
into our new store. Oct. 10Th. Infants
gauze shirts 16-lS-20 in. Zoe each. l
case children's % to "a inch for l5c each,
worth double. Children's cotton hose,
ribbed, I to ST in, only SC per pr,
worth 15c.
/ lot of misses cotton ribbed hose only
12tc, reduced from 25c.
On Monday we will put on sale a
special lot of ladies' balbriggan hose,
not more than 6 pair to be sold to any
one customer. at loo per pr, others ask
Soc for same goods. You will miss 1T If
you do not get our prices on underwear.
Monday will be the day to buy your UNI
derwear. Children's underwear to be
closed out at ! price.
/ case of ladies' scarlet lambs wool
vests and pants only Toe each, reduced
from 1925.
Special prices on corsets to close them
out at once.
100 dozen corsets to be closed out at
SOC. reduced from 75c.
100 dozen cOrsets to be closed out al
| soc reduced from 81 LOO.
Bargains in muslin underwear fOl
Monday. a special lot of gents heavy
wool underwear, slightly soiled, to be
closed out J price.
/ case of gents camel's hair under.
wear only 45c. reduced from zoe. 5Ot
dozen ladies' black cotton hose to be
closed out at l0c pair. worth double.
CLOSING PRICES ON WALL PAPER
HAYDEN BROS, 10Th street.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-09
SOMETHING WORTH WING.
The Beginning and Progress of Dis
ease SD Common in this Clim ate.
A Few Symptoms Of Disease That
MAY PROVE Serious to You.

A Few OF Disease That
May Prove Serious to You.
Do you have frequent fits of mental depres-
DO you experience ringing Or buzzing noises
DO you feel as though you must sufrocate
when lying down?
Are You troubled with a hacking cough and
general debility?
o Are your eyes generally weak and watery and
Does Your voice have a husk, thick sound and
q nasal sort of twang!
Is yon breath frequently offensive from some
| Have YOU a dull, oppressive headache, gener-
ally located over the eyes?.
DO you have to hawk ana cough frequently IN
the effort to clear your throat?
Are you losing your sense OK smell ana Is
Does your nose Away, feel stopped up, fore
| ing you to breathe through your mouthi
| when STOPPING to pick anything or the iioorS.
Does every little draft of sir and every slight
| change of temperature give you a cold!
Are YOU annoyed by a constant desire to hawk
spit out an endless quantity or phlegm!
DO you rise from bed as tired aud weak as you
were the night before and feel as though you
wanted to lie there forever.
Is your throat filled with phlegm in the morn
ing, which can only be discharged after violent
coughing and hawking and splitting?
DO YOU occasionally wake from a troubled
sleep with j b a start @ death he Sy choKinsg G" -
Have you lost all interest in your GAZING or
business or former pleasures, an amoltloh gone,
4 u1u w y ~ y
finds YOU alive or deadI
Are YOU troubled with a discharge from the
head into throat, sometimes watery and eNceS-
siye. sometimes muCus, thick, stlckina TO what
ever it touches, sometimes bloody, and nearly
always putrid and offensiyef
The above are some of the many symptom
of catarrh and the beginning of lung troubles,
Not one case in a hundred will have all Of them,
but every one affected will have a few or many
of them. The greater or more serious your
This class of disease is treated very successfully
by DIR. Mccoy or his associates. me many
cases reported through the columns OF the uaity
fished is substantially the same as given by the
patient cured. Or. Mccoy and his associates
their skillful combination of the best known
remedies, applied in the most approved man
ner. and by using the latest and most highly
recommended appliances known to the profess
sion. They thus produce results that speak
for themselves in the many patients cured, ana
we assure our readers that these eminent ply
sicians have achieved a success in curing dis
ease which few or no other doctors can duplt-
cate.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-09
LIST premium to Union sewing machin
HEYN AT THE FAIR.
Once More the Great Artist FORCES
to the Front.

Mr.. Heyn, Omaha's favorite photo
grapher, has done himself proud. Three
first premiums at one fair, one on pho
tographs, one or crayons and n on oil
portraits. His display was elegant and
comprehensive. Mr.. Heyn has secured
that accomplished artist, Mr.. H.. A.
Collins, exclusively for his W employ.
Strangers to our city should visit this
great gallery. The immense patronage
enables Mr.. Heyn to employ the most
skillful workmen to be obtained, and
also to equip his gallery with the latest
appliances. Every picture in his dis
play was a gem. Nothing but first class
work can.leave his house. His prices
are within reach, his studio the most
central in the city, and his work is
praised by every tongue.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-09

This firm are deserving of more than
a passing notice for their truly beauti-
full exhibit of flowers and plants at the
fair There was no stint either in
quality or quantity. The arrangement
was artistic and the effect beautiful.
BY common consent this exhibit was
conceded the best of the kind upon
the grounds. Among the special at
fractions was a case filled with every
known variety of rose, and a log cabin
built of flowers. This elegant piece of
art was the work of Mrs. S. b. Stewart
and was an evidence of patient labor
and excellent taste. The exhibit was
in charge of Mr.. S. b. Stewart, who de-
serves much credit for his arrangement
of the various flowers and plants and his
uniform courtesy to the visitors. The
store of this enterprising firm is located
at corner of 18th and Capitol ave. and
has become one of the fixtures of our
city.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-09
1st premium to Union sewing mi
Around the World.

A lecture will be given for the bene-
fit of the w. G. Is. NJ. in the Christian
church, corner Twentieth and Capitol
avenue, next Thursday evening at S
o'clock, by Mrs. O. A. Carr, on her
travels around the world. The lady
has visited every continent. Admission
25 cents. Tickets for sale at SaXe's
drug store. Among her many interest
ing and amusing "reminiscences of
travel her thrilling description of a
fire at sea, a burial at sea, her narrow
escape from armed Bedouins on the
banks of the Jordan, and her amusing
account of Il donkey ride along the Nile
are alone ample compensation for the
small admission fee. OF Mrs. Carr's
standing as a scholar it were useless to
speak. After six years of travel in
foreign lands and fifteen years success
as a teacher, the last eight of which
she was a member of Missouri State
university, she needs no commenda-
ton from her friends. We bespeak for
her a large hearing from the intelli-
gent people of Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-09
The CapitOl's New Painting.

Washington Star: At present there
is nothing being done with the belt of
historic frieze work in the rotunda. 1t
is proposed now to erase one of the
panels that has been completed and
substitute for it another subject. The
Objectionable panel represents the
death of Tecumsch. Colonel Dick John
son is holding an old fint-lock horse
pistol under the nose of the Indian,
who is recoiling as if he did not like
the smell of powder. A horse is falling
with the Indian in rather an awkward
heap. The architect of the capitol has
come to the conclusion that the picture
does not add to the general effective
ness of the work, and moreover, the
event is not important enough to be
handed down to posterlty in this way.
Neither is it known to be true that
J%ohnson's horse-pistol did the work. 1t
is known only that the famous Indian
was killed in that battle.
This scene will be replaced by one
representing the first settlement of the
great northwest territory. 1t wall be a
court scene of frontier character, with a
group Of Indians in the background
watching with wonder and ~forebodings
the planting of civilization on their ter
ritory This is regarded as a much more
suitable SUBJECT Tor n historic panel, ds
it marks a most important step in the
| development of the vast wealth and re-
| sources of the country, and was a turn
| ing point in the nations history. II
has been definitely decided that the
| concluding scene of the belt will repre-
sent the driving of the last nail in the
completion of the Union Pacific rail
road, uniting the coasts of the CONT
| nent. General Grant was present a
the ceremony, and his features, to-
gether with those of some other prom
inent men, will be included in th'
] group.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-09
HAYDEN BROS.
Great Moving Sale.

No sacrifice will be too great to clear
out our present stock. We are likely to
move before Oct. ID and we are deter
mined to begin in the new store with
an entirely new stock of dry goods. For
next week we have made the most ruin
Gus and sweeping reductions in dress
goods: 56-in. French %broadcloth that
sold at 81 80 are now CSC. Broadcloth
that sold at 81. 10 is now S1.15. Broad
cloth that cost 2.25 ii snow S1.25. 54-inch
English tricot that cost 81 90 is now 69c.
54-inch ladies cloth that cost SOC is
now 65c, and 44-inch cloth that cost
zoe is now SOC. Gilberts
double fold suiting cost 47c will
be sold at 29c. At these prices the
poorest woman in the land a dress
like a lady. SO inch albatross. all wool,
cost Acc, will be sold at PC. A inch
French novelties, cost 1928 to import,
will be sold at 75c. All these goods are
in the newest shades. A inch Henri
eta, new %colors, cost SIC, on sale at 55c,
and 50 inch Henrietta, cost $l.75, on
sale at CSC. 40 inch combination suit
ings. cost 79c. on sale at soc. 80 inch
English Henrietta, cost 45c, on sale at
29c. English cashmere that cost 2Sc on
sale at 16c and double twilled cashmere
that cost 25c will be sold at lac.
slwool brocades that cost 1Sc to make
will be sold at 74c. This shows an
awful loss and nothing but m urgent
g.. desire to move the goods would permit
such sacrifice.
Black goods are also on the list, n
yard must go. 44-inch French Hen
rietta. cost Zoe, on sale at 47c: 44-inch
French Henrietta, cost SIC, on sale at
55c: 44-inch French Henrietta, cost
81. 10, on sale at Zoe; 42-inch silk warp
Henrietta, cost $l.55, sale price &c; A.
inch silk warp Henrietta, pure dye, cost
81. IS, 1925 and S2.S5, sale price 81 10,
$I.45 and $l.S5 per yard.
The surprising silk bargains attracted
buyers from every direction, and many
ladies were shrewd enough to antici-
pate their wants. Our guarantee goes
with every yard, and the prices are still
lower to effect an absolute sale. 24-lnch
surah silks, in all colors, that cost SOC
and 81. 10. sale price 55c and 65c: 22-inch
gros grain silks, pure dye and wear
resisting, cost to make Sl.35, $1.65 and
$1.S5. sale price 69c. SOC and 81. 10; and "a
inch silk that cost 1.S5 and 81. % will be
sold at 81 .25 and 81. so. Bring your sam
pies and compare these goods. Look at
the fiber the dye and the finish. 20 inch
MORE silks in colors at 29c, cost Soc,
Silk pushes in new shades, 45c, cost S5c.
The best kid glove finish English cam
brio. SIC. A sale like this is rare in
deed. The great notion sale is still on
and the assortment is well nigh com
plete, though other dealers have made
great efforts to buy the stock. Our
prices on millinery ornaments, fancy
feathers, ostrich tips, ladies' and chill,
dren's hd'ks, laces and embroideries,
Dress trimmings and dress buttons are
wonderfully cheap. During the com,
ing week our prices on cloaks, shawls
and jackets of every description will be
40 per cent under value. These goods
are all on sale and must be closed Out
before removal.
HAYDEN BROS,
ll6 10Th street.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-09
OMAHA BUSINESS COLLEGE.
A Beautiful Display of Plain and Or
namental Penmnnship.

Our state and county fairs are a source
of growing pride and satisfaction to
our citizens. The exhibits have grown
from "a few vegetables and a small herd
of stock until it includes the products
of the farm, the workshop, the fine arts
and ever the schools. In the floral hall
of the fair just closed we were much
pleased to find a magnificent display of
ornamental and business penmanship.
by the Omaha Business college, corner
10Th and Capitol avenue. While the
ornamental work was beautiful in the
extreme, it was gratifying to see especial
attention given to superiOr business pen
manship. This is the kind of penman-
ship which earns the bread for him who
is master of it. In a short conversation
model school, Mr.. j. II. Daily. we were
astonished and pleased to learn the
wide scope of the work accomplished.
Its purpose IS nothing less than to fit
young men and women for the actual
duties of life. What could be a grander
mission. No matter what your calling
In life may be a thorough business edu-
cation will assist you. Did you ever
think that 95 per cen Of all those who
embark in mercantile persults fail:
When We contemplate this fact we see
how necessary these special schools are.
The business man must be sober, moral,
energetic and well posted. Every one
Of these points receive especial atten'
ton from this school. Their course
embraces everything necessary to
thorough business education, including
telegraphy, stenography and CONNER
cial law. The Omaha Business college
is located at the corner of 10Th and Cap
itol n Careful inquiry elected
the fact that this college is all it claims
to be, and hat its display was u fail
index of what it is.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-09
BENNISON BROS.
Special Unloading Prices Fol Monday
and Next Week.

100 ladies new fall street jackets in
brown and grey stripes 800 each, worth
$500. Ladies fine braided jackets in
black, navy blue, mahogany, gobelins,
ETC., all Mt n price next week, 5000
each. worth 800. 100 all wool double
shawls for three days $2.4S each. Great
bargains in chlldren's school cloaks.
Special prices to early purchasers.
Monday only 100 dozen ladies %corsets, in
white and drab, one day only, 4Sc each,
worth 75c. Monday only 100 pieces
standard Indigo blue prints, SIC
yard, worth 7tc; fine Ger
ma Indigo blue prints, 1Oc
yard. Unbleached cotton tlann els, &c
yard, others ask you Sc for same grade.
Apron check g~inghams DC yard. so
bales fine clean cotton batting Zoe roll.
100 dozen ladies' prime kid gloves, our
own importation, in blacks. browns,
tans and greys. We will continue the
| sale one more week at Sis pair, worth
81. rs. Special prices next week in dress
| goods, silks, pushes, etc. New com
f~orters. Now is the proper time to buy
your comforters. Special prices on a
lot of white blankets slightly soiled.
Our fall and winter underwear is open
and we will guarantee to give you the
best values eyer offered in Omaha.
Come in next week. Special drives in
every department and especially low
prices are made on carpets, floor oil
cloths, etc.
RFNNJSON BROS.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-09
DOCTOR
J. CRESAP MCCOY,
date of Bellevue Hospital, New York;
Succeeded by
DOCTOR

nate of Bellevue Hospital, New York;
Succeeded by
DOCTOR
CHARLES NJ. JORDAN,
Late of the University of New YORK Clty ana
Howard University, Washington, DC.
HAS OFFICES
No. 80 and 81 Range Building
Corner Fifteenth and Harvey SITS, Omaha, Neb,
where all durable cases are treated
with success.
Note-Dr. Charles NJ. Jordan has bsen resi-
dent physician for DR.. mccoy, in Omaha, for
the past year and is the physician who has
made the cures that have been published
weekly in this paper.
Medical diseases treated skillfully; Consump-
ton, Bright's disease, Dyspepsia, ltheuniatism,
and all NERVOUS DISEASES, All diseases pc,
culiar TO the sexes a specially. CAtAhhH
CURED.
Office hours-9 20 II a. m, 2to4 p. M. 10 sp.
m, Sunday office hours from 8 a. m, TO p. m.
correspondence receives prompt attention.
Many diseases are treated successfully by III.
Jordon through the mail and It is thus possible
for those unable To make a Journey 70 obtain
s~UCCESsFuL HOSPITAL Al
THEIR HOMES.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-09
CAMERON & SMITH.
Their Magnificent Display the Chief
Attraction of the Exposition
and DOUGLAS County Fair,

anu UOUSIaS SUUHIE HIF.
Mcssrs. Cameron & Smith have GER
tainiy scored Il triumph by their grand
exhibit of pianos and organs at the fair
this week. They coupled their display
with several delightful musicales, and
thousands of people will long remember
them. Their display was very
much appreciated and the fair
association awarded them the
first premium on their Decker
Bros. grand piano. Messrs. Cameron
& Smith also entertained largely at their
store. 1919 Dodge street. They keep
constantly on hand the Decker piano,
the Estey, Mathushek and Camp Co.'S
and Bridgeport reed organs. all OF which
aae the best instruments manufactured.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-09

Tomorrow, Monday, September 10,
will be opened one of the best dining
halls in the city at 1911 Farnam street.
Mr.. J. p. Mcdonald, formerly, the
popular landlord of the Hotel Derby, is
the proprietor, which alone is a sutt-
Gent guarantee Of a first class establish
ment. The table will be supplied with
the best the market affords, we'll pre-,
pared and quickly served. To all
persons buying 81 meal tickets Monday
they will serve their elegant opening
dinner free, at 1911 Farnam st.
- .--.s,,. 40 IIntnn cavuiun Machine
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-09
Half Rates TO State Fair.

The Burlington route (B. & M. r. RI
will sell round trip tickets to Lincoln
during state fair at half rate.
Special trains will leave Omaha at
900 a. M, Sept. 18th, 18th and l4th; re-
turning, leave Lincoln direct from the
fair grounds at 900 p. M, enabling all
to spend a day at the state fair and re-
turn home the same evening.
Ticket office, 1923 Farnam street and
depot.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-09
THE REALTY MARKET.
Instruments Placed on Record Dur.
ing Yesterday.


ORE&TC Co to j Z Yetzer ct al, lots 20, 80
"A & X Gustafson to George Horst, lot 9,
blk l, Reunion add, W d -. ............. 1926
FA & X Gustafson to NJ Shinker, lot 10,
blk l, Reunion add, W d.............. $50
C Ehler to j S Caulheld, lot 3, blk II, Will
cox I'd add, W. 1850
FM Douglas ct al to i Richie, lots /
and 2. Tabor place, W q. ...".......... $500
C Hartman and wife to + G Bruner, lot IL,
blk y, Lincoln place, d ...,......,...... 500
NJ Hyman and Husband to j B EStee, lot
l3, sub Q 25 TT blk u shinn's 3D. add,
FA and k Gustafson to ] King, lot IA,
blk 1, Reunion add, W d.. ............. 20
l. Christensen and wife to Ole Carlson, lot -.
IL, Oak Hill, w d.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 500
II A Rosters to L Quinn, lot II, blk 2, Kos
ters add, W 6OC
Nc Miller and husband to Charles Cor.
bet, W u lot ID, blk g. Lincoln place,
] b Evans and wife to Il W blackburn,
lot 10, blk |, Hitchcock's, lst add, q C d.. $50
A Benson, trustee, tod Il Finlav, trustee,
blks "a, gg and 100, "Benson," W d.. 1000
j Corby and wife to- j Hanska, - It
of n u, lot 1914, Willard & add. a.,
20 Mccart and wife to j q wilson. e So ii; -"
of n y lot l. blk II, L V Smiths add. o.
N bernstein TO q II Mack &Co, lot 1. blk
!. Otis place, pit tax lot ii, 2a-l6-l3 9,
+ ii Davis and wife to L * Lloyd, S Il lot 1900
3. Paramount place, W d....'..."'''''"
Sayantaan transf.rs arprepating. 4 "a. OH
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-09

The Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
railway have on sale September I, S and
8. round trip excursion tickets to Column
bus. OhiD, via Chicago. indianapolis,
Cincinnati and Springfield, Ohio, or via
direct line. Good for return until Oc-
tober 10, 1883. No transfer at Chicago.
Rate from Omaha. &l5.40. For further
particulars inquire of
J.. Fl. GREEN.
Ticket Agent, 1901 Farnam ST., Barker
Block.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-09
1st premium to Union sewing machine
Ladies

I have returned from the east. Com
ing Immediately from New York enables
me to give youthe latest Partisan styles.
You are cordially invited to call.
Mrs. T. ID. DAVIS,
1911 Howard ST.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-09

Wanted to trade improved and unim-
proved farms in Lancaster and Saline
counties; unincumbered and equities for
Omaha residence property. Address be-
fore Wednesday. NJ. A. Dougherty,
room II, Creighton block, Omaha, Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-09

1t Is u Fact!
That the Chicago & Northwestern will
run three elegant trains between
Omaha and Chicago every day. 1t is a
"STILL MORE IMPORTANT FACT''
that their evening fast train takes on
magnificent vestibuled sleepers for Chi
cage from the U. p. depot, Omaha, at
5:15 p. m. daily, thus avoiding vexatious
transfers at Council Bluffs.
City ticket Office l4Ol Farnam st.
Telephone 561.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-09
1st premium to Union sewing machine.

The Chicago Edwards Fuel Gas Gen
orator a be operated by any one. 1t
is clean; always ready. No smoke. No
smut. No ashes. Call and see it at
III north 18th street.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-09

The Oakland Land, Loan and Trust
company of Tacoma, Washington Ter
ritory, requests us to state that they will
mail beautiful illustrated information,
maps, views, ETC., of Tacoma and vicin-
ity free of charge to any person sending
them their name and address and men
t%ioning this paper.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-09

on corner of Mason and S.. 18th SITS. The
sash, door, blinds and building material,
or will sell lease and buildings without
stock. G.. +. LYMAN.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-09
1st premium to Union sewing machine.

Fuel Gas generated by the Chicago
Fuel Gas Generator is the rich mans
fuel and the poor mans luxury. Inves-
tigate and satisfy yourselves, II and
all, by calling at III north 18th street.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-09
1st premium to Union sewing machil
ATTEND THEM ALL.

The u. ;. ENCaInDInent, BuHNIO
County Fair and G. A. II. reunion
at Kearney, Neb.
The Union Pacific, "The Overland
Route.'' will sell tickets for the above
during the month of September at
greatly reduced rates.
A special reduction will be made on
tickets sold September 18th, to Goth
limited to September Odd.
For rates, dates, etc, call on or ad-
dress your nearest ticket agent. or
HARRY 2. DEUL,
City Passenger Agent, 1902, Farnam ST.,
Omaha, Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-09
Bros.

Open their night school Monday e
ing, at 7 o'clock, at the OMAHA COM
MERCIAL COLLEGE,, cor. 18th and
Dodge St. over KelleY. Stiger & COS.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-09

"No money could induce us to part
with it," is what ladies say who are US
ing the Chicago Edwards Fuel gas gen.
orator. All should examine 1t at 1T
north 10Th street.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-09

Having sold my restaurant business !
will honor all tickets presented before
September Is. G. II. Jordan & Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-09

Cleaner, cheaper, safer than coal.
What is? Why, the Chicago Edwards
Fuel Gas Generator, at III north 10Th
street. Biggest wonder of the age.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-09
"A Thing of Beauty is n Joy Forever.

"a Thing OF Beauty is n JOY Forever
And it is being daily proved to hun
dreds of a~ppreciative travellers by the
MAGNIFICENT FAST VESTIBULED
TRAIN for Chicago and the east that
leave the U. p. depot Omaha, daily at
5:l5.p IN. via the Chicago & Northwes-
tern Ry., and lands it's passengers in
Chicago with NO TRANSFER what
ever. City office l40l Farnam ST., tele-
phone SCI. w. N. BABCOCK, Genl
Western Agent.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-09

The Chicago Edwards Fuel Gas Cen
orator is the ladies friend. See it at
III north 18th street. Hours of labor
saved.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-09

Nine. Hepburn, modes, 1921 Capitol
avenue, returns from the east Septcm'
Der Is.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-09

Do not fail to get my way down prices
on watches, iewelry and watch repair
ing. III. f. Bundy, 1913 Farnam st.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-09

Champion Steam Carpet CleaningCo.
Fred Schnell mgr. 14&llworth. Tel. S64
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-09

Mrs. M. e. Mitchell, 1919 Farnam,
took premium on her entire exhibit of
fancy work at the fair.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-09
ImpOrtant.

The great sale of the Andrews stock
closed last evening. Buyers are invited
to inspect the balance Of stock Monday
afternoon and send in their bids by
Tuesday night. The stock will be sold
in bulk. Any or all bids rejected.
HENRY w. KING g. CO.,
Mortgages, 18th and Douglas SITS.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-09
1st premium to Union sewing machine

Drs. Dinsmore & Humphry, room!
412 to 4le Paxton block.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-09

ID. d. Smeaton. exclusively South Oma-
ha real estate, Barker block, Omaha.