Nebraska Newspapers

    8 TJEE OMAHA DAII/Y BEE : TUESDAY , 15 , 1890 ,
THE CITY.
TliohnnkclcixrlngsyoHtcrdny amounted
lo $1,128,881 .60.
J. II. VivnClostor IR preparing to build
a row of six llutHtit Tlilrtluth nnd Pacific
rtrcote. The cost of the saino will bo
130,000.
.TufljjoWukoloy's court wn In session
ycstdrdny morning for the purpose of
IionrlnR the lant of the nrgmnonls In tlio
cnBO of Hitrbudi vs the Omaha street
railway company.
Aimer Peeler was brought in from Lo-
hlRli , In. , yostordny nftornoon by a
Unltud States deputy. IIo la cbarged
with pns.siii ( ? countoffelt inonoy upon
Dou lns Whlto.
The county comnilBHioners will begin
the regular July Hcs ion at 10 o'clock
tills morning' . The principal bust-
ness to coino before the Ipoard will bo the
awarding of nome grading contracts.
Tlio willHof IMorrh 121 utter nnd Wll-
lliim M Wright were probated In Judge
Bhlold'Bcotirtycstonlay morning. In Iho
former ChiirloaS. Klgutlor is named as
administrator , and In the latter Lucy E.
Wright will act an administratrix.
JIlhH Miry Ferris , a sinter of tlio young
mimvlio WUH drowned at Milwatikuo
wlillo attending the Knights Pythiaa
conularo at Milwaukee , was In the elty
yesterday onrottto to the Cream City. She
hsH boon gieatly prostrated by the sad
ulTulr.
L. R niocdol , wlio keep * a saloon on
Out-Oil Iwland , very vigorously denies
the report nubllsheil In a morning paper
that hw snloon was the bceno of a row
and robbery Sunday night IIo Bays that
ho has never baa any disturbance of
any kind in his place. IIo says : "I do
not harbor robbers , but would prefer
them to liars. "
While II. L , . Burkett WIB talcing a
combo to the Union Paclllo depot yen-
tenuiy afternoon onoof the wheels of the
wagon wufl caught In a car track at the
corner of Sixteenth and Jackson streets.
The liorsca became frightened and in
turning mound throw the driver , Mr.
Bui'kt'tl , to the ground , npralnlng his
ankle and bruising hltnqulto severely.
T lI JM /
J , II , Chniimnn Is in Kansas City.
1.1. . Doran of Detroit la nt the Murray.
11. J , Leo of ITrumont Is n Murray guest.
11. II. Smith of Tcknmnu Is nt tlio Casoy.
A. C. Cotton of Chicago Is tit the i'uxton.
J. 1j. Mullcr of Lincoln Is'titthoMcrchnnU. '
T. M. Vulllns was lu Kans.a Uity on Sun-
flay.
It. II. WaUKh of Peorla , 111. , Is at tlio
Cusoy ,
Chnrlcs 0. Hunt of Ilcmingfortl Is at tlio
Paxton.
It. C. Ilughcaof Sidney Is stopping at the
Murray.
M. U. Welch , Lincoln , Is registered at tlio
Murray.
C. K. Poitor of St. Louis Is registered at
the Casey.
\V. T. Moore of Rushvillo is a guest at tlio
J. A Wuro of Topeka Is In the city at the
Ilerelmnts.
E. W. WlUonw of Boston Is In the city at
tUo Murray.
B. P. Slmpo of Lewiston , 111. , Is stopping
at the Paxtou.
II. 0. Umhum of Milwaukee la In the city
et Ihol'axloii.
G. W. IIopp of St. Joseph was at tlio Paxton -
ton Inst.nifc'lit.
E. P. UciTtman of Lincoln was at the
Cnsey lost night.
Mnrrus KixvimiuiRU of DCS Molnos Is in the
cllv at thel'iixUm.
F. P. Kmwer of Jamestown spent the
night nt the Casey.
M. P MnUicnoy of Chicago Is a Cnsoy
guest this morning.
O. M. Anderson was at the Sherman la
Chicago on Sunday.
J. B. Kimliill was a Sunday guest nt the
Treinont lu Chicago.
CJcorgcM. McCormick of St. Paul was a
Puxton guest last night
G. H. Movers of Droomfleld w.is registered
attlio Mcrciinnts last night.
\V , J. Miller , A. II. Smith anil O. 0. Bal-
laril of Incllannpolts nro nt the Murray.
11. V. Ferris arrived from Red Cloud last
nlgljt and Is stopping at the Merchants.
Mr. Kussell Harrison airlvod yesterday.
IIo canio up from Texas , whoiV ho loft the
excursion train which the Frank Losllo News
paper Is running throughout that stuto.
C. S. MeMonles of the Armour-Cudahy
clerical force , after paying n two weeks'
visit to friondi In Ontario , Is ngiilu nt his old
post. Two of his cousins. Miss Delia Little
of Hamilton and Miss Lou MoMonics of
Wutcrtown , accompanied him and are delighted -
lighted vrltti this city.
Colonel Hohort 11. Bcath , supervisor of the
census for Philadelphia , Is In the city for a
few days , stopping at the Paxton. Yester
day ho spent n greater portion of the dny In
dm Ing about the streets , and at night re
turned to his hotel fully convinced that
Oinalia 1s OHO of the best cities he has over
visited , '
The Norfolk Kxprcss Rubbery.
IhoVells Fargo people are very reticent
with their facts , If they have any , regarding
the express robbery committed at Norfolk
last Saturday. Superintendent Andrews Is
there making a vigorous investigation Into
the matter , but \vhothor ho has been able , as
yet. to discover anything more than was re
potted In TUB Dii : : dispatches Sunday morn
ing Is not known. _
Mortuary.
Charles B. Evans , nu old mnn , eighty-six
years of nge , died Sunday night nt his resi
dence , 29111 Ginntstrect. IlofollSumlay morn
ing and recei veil a severe shock , but did not
seem to suffer. Ho was able to ho about as
usual , but last night ho commenced sinking ,
and soon passed away. The funeral will
Uiko plnco this afternoon at" o'clock. Inter
ment at Prospect Hill.
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. A. Carpenter , of 1714 North
Twenty-sixth street , are mourning the loss of
their IHtlo daughter , Agnes Hazel , aged four
mouths , The fuuorul will bo from the resi
dence at 2 o'clock tday.
Drbnto
The complete short-hand reports of the
I Beatrice debate which have appeared In TUB
i 13HI ; will all bo majo up into a supplement
for the convenience of those who may \vimt
to preserve the arguments. No other papar
attempted to make n perfect , verbatim report
of the great debate. Dally contemporaries
contented themselves with gnibled nnd un
satisfactory attempt * to report the debate ,
wlillo prohibition stiocta gave only their side
of the argument. By printing precisely what
was said on both sides Tuft Btfc debate
supplement will bo In demand with all classes.
Orders will receive urompt intention.
Uortla Meadows' Tomptitlon ,
Bortl ? Meadqws , the little e.tsh boy who
vras arrested Saturday for stealing it watch
from the coat of a cleric in S. P. Morse's
store , named B , P. Ilaxtcr , was arraigned In
tlio police court yesterday morning.
Mr , Maxtor appeared before the court and
ealit that lie thought ho himself was partly to
lilamo for leaving the vrntoli where it woulO
tempt the cash boy , Bortto , ho'sald , was one
of t ho best boys In the store and ho though )
liad been assailed by temptation in a moment
of weakness and had yielded.
Judge Helsloy thought the same way ,
Dcrtio was present wito his father , nnd call
ing the boy , tlio Judge spolto very kindly la
him. Ho impressed on the boy that ho should
to llvo that hla father and mother should bo
proud of him and not have to hang their
tends In slmmo for his actions. If ho led a
pure life ho might attain honor among men.
out If ho persisted in talcing property Urn )
did not belong te him , disgrace could be the
When the Judge finally told Bertie that ho
could go home , both bo and his father were
crying.
Flatt's Chlorides , a True Disinfectant.
AJI odorless liquid , very cheap imd cfUeicut.
Y NIUOHIIOIIH.
Tlio Ancient UrlnVornOlelilliatton
* ( ! ( Breaks Out A alti.
Tlio Drlffcorns and JIcElhattons are neigh-
ran on the bottoms.
Mrs. McEllmlton weighs about 250 pounds
and Mrs , DrllTeorn half as much.
They didn't llvo happy as neighbors , these
wo fntnlllei. Tlio women male faces nt
each other over thfl back yard fence and the
men dt'Ja't speak as they went to am\ from
heir work. There wcro no open hoitilitlcs
lowever , until ono day about a year ago.
Jpon that occastnu MM. Mclllhatton met
dm. Drlftcorn on a narrow planli thiitbrldRod
a sower. Neither would go back , there W *
lot sufllelont room to pass each ether and
omcthliw had to give way. MM. Drifleam
vns the light welglit nnd she went Into the
ewor.
Thereafter tlio war was waifdl openly nnd
ill manner of epithets wcro hurled bade anil
orth from yard to yard. Ono dry Mrs. Mc-
Cllmtfoii's cow got Into Mrs , Drlifcorn's ( far-
Ion nnd then there win a splen I Id row , Mrs.
Jrlffcorn bcltboraJ the cow with a clnl and
vlM. McIJlliatton walked over and pulled a
lumber of shreds of hilr from Mrs , Drllt-
corn's head. A Ilu'ht followetl and each had
.he other arrested. Both wera fined. Tlio
amplnlnts continued And finallvMrs. DrllT-
cdin had MM.Mcl > lhntton placet ! under bonds
0 keep the pence for six month , These bonds
an out last Thursday , nad In the evening
Mis. McHlhattou arrayed hcr.self In her war
mint and went nfter her old time enemy. A
Iglit followed la which two women , an axe
md a dog wore- the predominant features.
Joth women were arrested. They made
onsiderablo trouble in court , but finally their
case was set for Wednesday ,
( Saturday old man Mel-jlliatton ran across
JrllTcom and proceeded to punch his ho.iU
and Drlffcom Imd Mclllhatton in-rested. The
utter was arraigned In the pollco court
cstcrday and plead not guilty. He was ro-
lucstedto deposit$10for his appqaraucolato
n the week , IIo didn't have $10 $ but ottered
1 lot on a sand bar near the pumping station
as security In lieu thereof , His wife went
out to look for the money , wlillo he accepted
, ho opportunity to swear out n warrant for
DrlfTeorn's arrest on a charge similar to that
ircfencd against himself.
Judge Ilelsoy Is getting mlgnty tired ottho
3rllTcnms and Die MuElluittons nncl the
vhole outnt will probably wind up la Jail ,
Ilio I'arcFt null Iist !
Articles known to medical science nro used in
) repixrlng Hood's Sawapu-illa. Kvory iti-
jredlcnt Is carefully selected , personally ex-
unlned , and only the host retained. The
iicdiclno Is pi-cparcd under the supervision
of thoroughly Competent pharmacists , and
every step In the process of manufacture Is
carefully watched with a. vlowto securing In
load's Buisaparllla the best possible rtsult.
aiiVYUlt WAS 3I.V11.
Ie Kascs Ills Ml ml u.y Writing a
Ijett r lo Tlio lire.
Marcus U. Mayer , as has boon mentioned ,
vas very warm uiulor tbo collar when he
passed through Omaha last Thursday. The
cause of his perturbation was set forth nt
some length in Tun SUNDAY Uuu. The fol-
owing letter failed to reach TIIC Ben in
line for that Issue and ii herewith given nt
Mayor's urgent rcnticst. Hosails todaj
ror f-ondoii :
COUNCIL BI.UITS , la. , July 10. To the
.MltorofTnn Dnu : I clcsiroto ask 11 little
space la your valuable paper to plnco bcfoio
ho public the press Injustice served ino and
, ho London Gaiety company by Mr. P. S.
Instls , the Rcacrul passenger agent of the
Jhicago , Hurllngtoiut Qulncy railroad , The
Condon Gaiety company , numbering sixty-
wo persons , arrival this day from Cullfor-
ilu , and throueh the courtesy of the Union
, 'aeillc railroad we arrived by special train
at n : " 0 p. m. , making the run from Evanston
, o Council Bluffs In twenty-live hours. On
arriving at Council Bluffs I naked for the
C. B. < Ss Q. representative mid after sotno
dittleulty found a sub-agent who could glvo
no no information. On my asking for
an engine to convey my sixty-two per
sons who occupied two Pullman coaches , and
n addition my two car loads of baggage , I
was Informed that ho ( ttio agent ) would ho
compelled to see the supeiintendeiit , On
: olcgrnplilnir to him at Crcston , la. , I was
.nformed that wo would bo compelled to wait
till the 10 p. ni. train. I aslcof you , Is It not
an Injustice of a cornonitloti to refuse a party
) f sixty-two the privilege of an engine , -wo
laving our own "equipment , and also being
compelled to reach Nnxv York In time to take
.ho steamer of Tuesday , the Ifitb Instant , for
2urono. As Mr. Bustis has nl.iced us la this
losltlon wo will bo compelled to reach Now
xorknowon Sunday next , and with but ono
day's ' rest ( after a long ride from California
if six days ; take the steamer for Kuropa.
Yours truly , M.VJICUS It. MUCH.
Hot Wcatlicr niul Aeeldeiits.
Take no chances on headaches orsumfroko
This hot weather is feiirful.butif you will take
i few of Kmnsu's Ileadacho Capsules each
day you will Had the temperature will bo ro-
luced nnd the likelihood of sunstroke or
prostration absolutely counteracted. Tor
saloby all druggists.
The Solid Soutli
fs solid on the gro-\t "German Remedy. "
Telegrams and letters arc received every day
during this heated term for Kruuso Ilcau-
\cho Capsules. The people from that section
say they reduce the temperature and provcat
sunstrokes aud headaches , For sale by all
druggists.
Sun Stroke.
Now 1 ? the time , the accepted time , to pre
vent sunstrokes , headaches , etc. By reducing
tbo temperature all these distressing evils
will bo prevented. Krauso's Headatho Cap
sules urn tUo thin ? .
One or two Krauso's Houlncho Capsule
taken during the day will prevent any hood
ache , also attacks of sunstroke. All druggUts
is HUSUA.VI > .
Keliols Asks tio-Police ! for I'ro-
tcuth n rrnin Her \i\oao \ \ ljunl.
Two years nnd a half ago Mrs. Holland , n
widow living at Crete , maided at that place
Raymond U. Echols , Mrs , Holland ha.1 n
son and daugtitcr and a llttlo inonoy and
property bequeathed to her by .her first hus
band , but the latter was not sufficient for her
suppoitnml the education of her children.
\Vhoii ICchols sought her hand she told him
that she could h ivo but ono object In marry
ing again nnd that was to bettor her condi
tion. She would marry only n man who had
money and this she would do only for her
children's sake.
This didn't abwli Echols In the least. IIo
said ho was satisllcd and that ho had both
money and property and succeeded lu gaining
the widow's consent and they wcro maided
and moved to Huttings. Here , Mrs Echols
says , she found tlutt her husband not only
had no money to speak of but that ho wnsuii-
( luulillcd to gain a livelihood for himself uiul
family , Ho coon after sold all the household
furniture und went to Denver. Iliswlfethon
determined that she would not live with him
again but ho returnol to Harvard , Nob. , anil
wont to work and finally succeeded In i > or.
suading her to join him. They lived together
for avhllo and again separated. Hocuum to
South Omaha und went to work for
Swift & Co. and she ciiino to Omaha
and took In sewing. She claims that her
husband began living with another woman ,
and h6 becameJeilousot her associations
with a man named \Vilbon , conncUed with
the llrm of Bates & Co. During tbo past few
days MIM. Echols has received letters from
bur husband , written on Murray hotel letterheads -
heads , threatening to kill her unless she re
turned to him , and Sunday ho called on
her personally nnd succeeded la gaining ad
mittance to the house In which she lives. Ho
found her In the basement antl told
her that she must dccldu today
whether she would llvo with him
or dlo. Yesterday she discovered tlmt ho
had taken up his abode in the house mljoin-
Ing hers and was lieeplng a watch on all her
movement. In sumo way thn tcrrllleJ
woman mannccd to pot away from the house
and to the police station where she told the
assistant city attorney of her trouble.
A warrant was issued for Echol's arrest.
Pears' Soap Is thomostelegant toilet ndjuiut
Toachors' Institute ,
The teacher1 Institute of Douglas county
will bo held nt the High school Aug. 11 tel
l Inclusive.
The instructor * who tiwa been engaged for
the work are ; Goo. B. Longanof , Kansas
City schools j Sarah. 0 , HUey , of Lincoln
schools ; 0. n.Itathbunof , Oinahi business
college ; M. (1. Kohrbough.of Omaha com
mercial college.
The subjects to bo reviewed nro nrlthmo-
Ic , grammar , civil government , didactics ,
history , physiology nnd hygiene , drawing ,
icnnianshlp and bookkeeping ,
Sessions will bo held dally from 8:30 : to
1 : .10 a. in. anil from 2 to * > p , m.
In his nrospcctus on the coming institute
bounty Superintendent Matthews says :
"The demand for really competent teachers
vas never more emphatic In Uouelas county
ban It Isnt the prciontllnio. The teacher
vho Is Interested In his work nnd desires to
m prove , need not bo iirtfed to attend , The
icnnlty for iioa-attenduace lined not bo re-
tented here , because AVO all know what Ills ,
f the iiulltiitc Is dull and uninteresting to
yon , It Is because you are dull ind milntcr-
! Stlng to the Institute. Tulw apart nnd boa
Ivo member , then you will find pleasure nmt
irolHiii Attending. Tim will bo given each
lay for tlio discussion of Important subjects
under the head of uhidactlcs , and for state
eliool law ntulcourto of study , , Arrange-
nonts will be made for Ici'tures'Uy stnto su-
loilnteivlent and othcH. Teacher. * who do
mt attend and are not excused by the county
uierliiU'ndcnt | , will bo counted among those
vho are dropped from the ranks. "
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for chll-
ircn teething produces natural , quiet sleep.
' 3 cents a bottle.
A UKVLiKK I.VtJlliaU.V" GOOI > 1 ,
B. P. ( Jraliain ol1 I'rciuniit Charged
\VltIi 0 untfirfoltlng.
E. P. Graham of Fremont was brought to
ho city Saturday evening by Deputy United
States Marshal Showalter , chirgcd with
using the mnlls to sell counterfeit money.
Graham ha been operating on an cxtcn-
I ve scale and It Is supposed ho lit * defrauded
lumlrcds of gullible grangers. His'plan vase
o send out circulars , settlmj forth his easy
vay to got rich and asking for n eoufldcutlal
cply and a remittance ,
When bo wis nrrcstcd ho bad a number of
cttcra on his person from confiding rustics
vho were possessed of a desire to suddenly
acquire wealth.
Ono of thrso letters was from Al Payne , a
jutchcrln rorteivillo , Cal. The wilting of
his was wretched and the spelling infinitely
voi'se. IIo cald ho had been fooled two or
tnreo times , but If Graham had an agent nnd
would send him to Poitervlllc , 1'ayno would
pay his expenses , or lie would meet Graliiun
ituiy place designated. If these sugges-
.icns diil not meet Graham's approval Payne
told him to send him $ " > 0 > ) or $1,000 $ by cx-
wss. The writer described himself as bo-
inr twenty-nine cars old , weight IS'ipounds ,
height tlvo feet six inches , sandy moustaeho
and pock-marked.
Another letter was from B. F. Gnrrett of
NorrisCity , 111. , In which ho said ho would
send Sill fora "bill of goods. " Ho also niado
nrnngcmcuts to go to Fremont and sco
Graham to get more money.
William Phillips of Don Cltjla. , . , said ho
hail scut S3 for n sample of the goods ,
George Thomas of flay City , Mich , sent an
intercstlnRlettcr , as follows :
DUAII Sin This will introduce to you Mr.
James B.Vilbcr , an old fiicnd of mine and
nn old man on the queer. I recommended
aSIr. Frank Smith , some time ago , but if you
need 1111 " 0.1C. " man to represent your ( X
nml "V ) goods in liny City flud the Saginaws
nnd an expert In the business , I can
cheerfully ieeommcinl Mr , Wilbur. I am on
the square now aud do not buy horses. An
swer Mr. "Wilbur at 20. > Third street , Bay
City , Mich , lucmain , truly yours ,
6ionon Tuosus.
( Formerly from Chro county. )
P. S. Send him price list.
B. I. Btvdders of 5DJ Woodson street , St.
Josopli , Mo , sent a letter explaining why ho
bud delayed In. loniitting and promising to
scnd ? "i in a few tluys.
Another letter was from the Scott stamp
and coin company of Now York city , enclos
ing tventv-two10 confciloiwtfl bills. It is
supposed these are the bills Graham disposed
of as "green goods. "
Graham Is In the county jail where he will
romalu until ho is arraigned.
COLU5IUU& GOINC AHEAD.
Still Porclti-j to the Front Another
House nmlLiotto be Given Away.
The Columbus hind nnd investment
company hns only sixty-ono lots left in
beautiful Highland park addition , only
five blocks from tlio business center of
Columbus , Neb. , and in order to stimu
late the upbuilding of Columbus , have
decided to erect nnd glvo away to the
purchasers of the remainingsixtyone
lots , another house nnd lot , a duplicate
of the ono given away July 4th. Colntn-
bus enjoys tlio reputation of being- live
city , and is rapidly forging ahead , and
Highland ntvrk is ono of the
most toauluul additions to the
city. Within six months it will
contain as many fine residences as any
other part of the city without doubt , and
at the prices lota are being-sold at in
Highland Park , property cannot but ad
vance very materially \vlthin a short
time.
The officers of the Columbus Land and
Investment company are : LeandorGor-
rard. president of the company , also
president of the Columbus State bank ;
J. } j. iNorth. tieasurer ; Jonas "Welch ,
vice president , nnd George P. Moore ,
secretary and intongor , olllcoG02 Flem
ing hotel block , Columbus , Neb.
It will pny readers of this article to
oxnmlno the prices in thoadvortibcmcnt
of this company on the 5th page of this
issue. You can secure a lot by mail as
well as if you wcro nt Columbus in per
son , by fciimply naming the price you
wish to nay alter looking ? over the nbit
on tlio 5th page. There isn't ' a binglo
poor lot in Highland park.
Pnltl for Tlirstr Fun.
"Ed Walsh and Dick Galvin got funny yes-
tsrdny afternoon and started out to enjoy
themselves in their own peculiar stylo. At
Tenth and Howard they kicked over an Ice
cream freezer belonging to the proprietor of
a fruit stand , and when the owner remon
strated , assaulted him with knives and lists.
They were taken m.
HJIlcs' Nerve nnd I/Ivor PI 111.
An important discovery. They act on the
liver , slomaih and bowels through the
nerves. A now principle. They speedily
L-uro billiousness , bad taste , torpid liver ,
piles and constipation. Splendid for men ,
women and children. Smallest , mildest ,
surest. BO doses for * H cents. Samples free
atlCuhn.Sc Co.'a 15th and Douglas.
31'MliodlNt Hospital.
Tbo people Interested in the Institution of
a Methodist Episcopal hospital nncl nurses'
training school in Omaha are to hold a meeting - *
ing In the First M. E. church , Twentieth and
Davenport streets , tonight at S o'clock. Ad-
diesses will bo delivered by Hev. A , .T.
Kynott and Hev , li. K. Youn , both of Phila
delphia.
Its superior excellence proTtn In mlllloniof bomei
lor nioru thnu miuartorot n conturr. II ! uipit t > jr
thn lnlto ! > l Btntsi Coterninent. i : dor > i' l bjr tlio
hradii of the un'iit unlrcmltles i tliu Mronie t ,
Purest nnd Mont IIo vltliful. U.I'rlco's Cruam link.
Inn 1'owilurdoas not cvnUIn atumonlrt. Hue uraluui.
Hold onlr Inrnni.
I'liit-KnAKixo rowmu ca ,
New York. CUlcatcg. tiau t"ruoil co , StLouli
FtOR
( Insect3Stings
i Sore Efties * *
i Eruptions
Sore Ffeeb
[ Sorenessj
Chafinj
Catat
, Bru
Spj
BeT
Cuts
.Piles
Female
Complaints
Mosquito Bites
Sunjfrur.n J L
Inflammation
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II VimOcnM3 AND VAIlICOOELn pcrmn.
nentlynml successfully cured In cxerycasc.
SVWIlLiIS. GONOKltllCA , OI ECT , hpor-
innH > rrhei , Seminal Woalnoss , LostMunlmod ,
Mglit Emissions , Decnycd Fmultks , Kcmiilo
Weakness nnd all cldlcato disorders peculiar
to either posltlMily cured , as well us all
functional disorders tnat result from joutli-
fill follies * the excess o ( inaturo jciti a
TIirTIIIl < Ouiranlced porwanontly
Jl i\iu l Ui\.l/ cured , rpinmal complete ,
without cuttliiR , caiHllo or dilatation. Cures
affected nt homo by pnllont without a mo
ment's pain or nimojRiice ,
D TO YOUNG AND MIDDLE-AGED MtN.
awful cfTcts of
vco ! wMoh lirliim
ortianle weaklier , OcstroyliiK both mini and
body , with all Its dreaded ills , pcrmunoiity
cured.
Hk1 RPTTS Addresithoso whohnvo Irn-
L/1XO. DliL IJ paired thoiusol > es by Im
proper Indulgence : nul solitary U iblts , which
riilii.botlimlntl and body , unllttlnj ; them for
busliio s. study or mirrlnga ,
MAUHIKI ) J1KN or tlioso ( nterlns on that
h'ippy llfoawaroof , physical debility , quickly
iisslblcd.
OUR , SXJOOESS
Is linscd upon facts. First 1'ractlcal experi
ence. Second Kvcir case Is bpuc'Isilly studied ,
thus starting riRliF. Tlilrd-Mcllulncs are
piepareil In our laboratory exactly to suit
each case , thus olTectliismrcs without Injury.
Drs. Betts & Betts ,
1409 DOUGLAS S.TREET , - OMAHA. NEB.
-\WiLffESJ
COLLEGE
, ! _ . . 3 I Ine Dllinoml 10 B
wvJS'awAVatchcs. Irucs 1C.'I
Tn Ait Ucp t. HI-
Fine croiiniln nml l > ulM-
_ _ 'inn. lilt-dill ! MKIH I
Ikuten , < ite. < lait Year. JlKXilO , .no.
vflgfgjyy inn female Allege
Ejablneo | ,
A nrl.ijol for the liiK > > tr ecliieatlonof WOVKN. An
unusually nnecorriiiri'rDfeKiiorR rorU9O-l. X.lt ra
taro. Art anil Uluilo-bj tpoclallsti Locitlon Col
unitila.Slo. , Iniaoicro pirk juit north of city llmlti
Toreet trtea abound. bin * ( trans , in abundance of ipaco
III outdoor exordia. lhml-om < - lulldlnn. Jlorn
tons of iclioolnccllrtit , A ClirUtUn horn with 1
ttt frodloiu iml nil the ife ( nurdi ol . vtll orlired
flomo. IVrltefornlMoRiiF. AJ.treei ,
W. A.OLD1UM. 1'rfkldint. COI.UU1U , 110.
MONTICELLO ,
NowBullaings , KffwFurnlture , New Pianos
New Equipments ; DerrjtlfulS.tuation.
OpcnsSept. Jil. Full andiiipcrlor 1 acuity , Tlcpnrt
nifnn for KnjIUh , I.ntln. ( .rn'k , liorinnn. Krcncli
bclcnco , Music , Art , etc. bondfor InfonnntUinlo
MISS II. N , HASKKM , , Principal ,
( join HEV , II.I.IMII.H
_
\VAIlTltMOItK \ TOI.T.KaK.
S bW.Vm'IIMOIIK. PA.
Opena till month , Mh , liUJ. llilrtr uilnutoi from
llrinul fct. titiitlon. 1'iilla , Under ciru o ( l-'rioirli
Full c'lllck-lulo couriod ( or l > uth veies londliu t <
Cli lcal , UniilnuorliK. ScloiltHo ail'l ' I.Hfruij do
Krivi. llcullbful loc.illon , extvnilvu Krouddi
bulKllnitJ , uinildiio ill Jin , laboratorltia ana libra-
rl . Kurfulln.irtlculiiriailtlrois
Wl. H.Ai'1'LBTUS. Pli. ! > . . I'realilont.
U Girls nn > l Younv ladlea , E
maloirue niWro tJ. ailAVMC , U. D. , "
Morcm 1'ati , 11 l.or 77 Madlmn btrect. Clilcutio , III.
"
.CONSERVATORY . , .
. OFWUSIC
All dintrtmrntiior Mwlral Initnirtlori. Uodern Liuv
iVtaeAruetc. , LI'.UCUJ.UBJockiJuvllla . , ' :
HILITARY ACADEMY , ff
Clrcalarcf UiiKIlY } , STKVli.NS4. . 11 1'xln.
JYMO
4
Is interested in our clearing sale of Bojs * Clothing , which we commenced last \ vcclc.Ve have
done a very large business this season in our Ho s' Department , carried an immense stock , and
in consequence have more odds and ends left than usual. We .propose lo wind up this most
successful spring season with a grand sweeping sale , and no matter how lo\v \ the prices wcro
before , they will be cut still more in order to accomplish our object , \Vhat\veoiTortliis\vccIc \ \
are the remnants of our best grades. Suits made from the finest qualities of cloths and finished
as careful as the most expensive garments in the market. In the early part of. the season only
the rich can afford to buy such suits , but-now the prices arc cut so that they are \vithin the reach
of everybody , You can have now the finest suit for your boy , "providing you can find a fit , for
as little money as you paid early in the season for a medium grade suit ,
In our Shoe Department we have opened to-day another invoice of 25 dozen fine Patent
Leather Shoes , of same quality aswe advertised a'fc\v weeks ago at $2.50. The first lot of these
s.hoes went off like hot cakes , and was sold out in a few days. We were at firjt , reluctant to
handle them , as the manufacturer does not guarantee patent leather , consequently we could
not guarantee them to our customers. But we have not heard of a single complaint about them ,
ihougli we have made it our business to find out how they wear. They seem to give good satis-
'action in fact , some customers told us they arc as good shoes as those for which tliey formerly
> aid $6. oo and 57.00. Try a pair , and indulge for 42.50 in the luxury of a patent leather shoe.
They are a nice thing for the summer , do not need blacking , and always look dressy and neat.
Nebraska Clothin
Corner Fourteenth and Douglas Streets ,
Our store closes at 6:30 : P. M" . Saturcl ny at 1O P. M.
fin : I'zaUKi ! . "
The ugurodn our dales will mnko n long toy.
No mail or womnn now ll\lng vlll ever Unto a
document -\\lthoutuslug the Ogure 0. It stands
In the third phcoln 189) ) , where It will remain ten
jciro tnd then move up to kccoud placa In 1000 ,
where It will rest for ono hundred years ?
There Is nnother"9" vhlchhas nUocomo tojtny.
Ills unlike the figure Ola ourdatis In the respect
that Ithas already mo\cj upto first place , -\\hcrt
Itwillpcrrnancntljr remain. It liculkil lho"Ko.
B" HIcli Arm Whiiclcr A Wilson Sewing Machine.
The "No. 9" was endorsed for first pheo by the
eipcrtiol uropont tlio Paris Exposition odbSO ,
\\hcrc , at tern sii\frocontust with Uio Icadluj ma
chines of the world. It wn inurclod the only
Grand I'rizc given to family jewing innehlnci , all
fillers on cihlbit having received lower awards
Cf gold nicduSs , etc , The Frotich Government
also recognized ItHupcrlorllyby the decoration ol
Mr. Nathaniel Wkcler.l'reslJentof tliocoiniiany ,
nllh the Cross of the Legion of Honor.
Tbo "No. 0" is not an old machine Improved
upon , but 13 an entirely new michlno , aul the
CranOPrlzoat Pans vns awarded It , as tlio grand
est adrancolu ri'ulriKmucliinc ineciiniiUin of the
ngo. Those wlio buy It can rest a aurud , tuero
( ore , ot Ua\luc the very latest uuj butt.
, & WIISON JI'FGr CO. ,
180 nnd 187 V/abaah Ave , , Cliicago ,
P. E. FLODMAN & CO.
220 North Sixteenth Street.
GRA.TEFUL-COMFORTI1XG
EPPS'S COCOA
BREAKFAST.
"By K tliorouph knowledge of tlio ntitiml lain
vhlcnpovernthooperntloiiaof digestion and mitil-
lion , ind bjacuretul application of thotlno proper *
ties ofwclllclcclccl Cocwi. Sir.Kpps has provided our
brenkfiiHt tables with a delicately flavored beverage
uhlcliuiiiYiavo in many heirjr doctors' bills , It Ii
by thejucllcloun n o ot nuch nrtlrlcs of dtot tlmt a
countltutlon mny Uo Krndunllr built up until tlronjf
enoimh to rc lst cvorj teiidonc to dlteixio. Hundreds -
drods of aubtlo raalaillei lire doatlm ; nround 111 readr
lo uttnck uhcroner thcro Is a weak point. Wo inif
ctcapo inanr u fotnl Mnft bjr kcoplnic ouraQUes well
fortlilcJ with pure blonil anil a propcrlr uourlslicil
frnmc. " ClTll Sorrlcadazclto.
Mnilo Blropljvrltli bolllni ; wutorcrmllt. Bold onlj" I
In half pound tins , by croperSt labeled thus : I
l'PI ' > 1strn HomuiopatliloOhcmlit ] , '
I LI I. OttJV , | London , Eugluua '
BE , J , S. MCcGREW ,
THE SPECIALIST.
The Doctor Is nnturpiMied
In tlio ircutmuiit of nil
forms of 1'rlvntuniKenic * .
No treatment Iniaever Utn
more kuccaif ill and none
haa linil stronger endorse
ment. A curel > t ; > uranted Intliocry \\orxt ciscs
Intrnni Uo5 iu ! : a wltlioiittlio loss otnn hoiir't * tlrnc.
Tli'xo vliono \ been
miler liu Irciilmcnt for
Strlctiuoor illfllcullylu
relic vln ? the bladiUr , pronoiinco It a riiottunn'lcr-
fiilniccixj. Acini | > lctotiirolnn few Unja without
pain. Im'riitrrulH or loHiif time.
tlmlillty or rurvoutncss , In ttiolr vorct furrna and
mo t drc.nlfil refiilts ro alitoliitrly cnrcil.
1 A " 1 H FKMAI.F.
, UISCASCS enrol
iifc homo without
Iiulruininla. A. vanclcrfal uractly , 1IOUHS for
from StoIONIA' .
rmlallDI cr.CgofthoEkln ,
lllood , Ili-nrt. I.lur. Kid
u y und Illndilcr cured
C'iireilln33ntOtl | ys , The
nn t isiml.ijfo ul ( odcrt-
Ito treatment knmtn to the
C\cry \ tmco of lliu ditento ro-
blcod : icrniplctocure guiranteed.
i-
( Ham in ) . Trcntment by corro-
eponilfncc Stnnip for rcpl ) ,
N K CPU. Km AND F RKA Sr
npt-ii frpin SAM l It 1' M
Eutrsnr * no Knrmm
* H EB S C iTn E D * r Tetvirn.
isMilKuriUBUl.ll IAI CUSHION
MTV siilTonn } from Jlfoot
" ' 'of I.oht jMauliuotl
Votitli f ul Krror * . IniUlcnoy | )
und ll-ciscsnf : Men can bo
cured | irrmnncntlr ml ( .rlrnielr tijrour tcxtial8i > e.
cine. Ki'nt bjr mall ford , liouk font HeaU'il ) for
etimp. lloacuiiMcJIeul Coni'uny ' , liZ
trcct , Bustvo , Mail.
Summer
-11V
Jews 1 ers and Silversmiths ,
SI2C1BBNT1I AND FAHNAM STIU3ETS , - - OMAflA , NEB
Bargain's in Bargains \Vatchcs. \ .
Nickel notches from f..Wupwnnls.
IDiam Hllier natclio < fn n"i niinnrils.
cads.
. l.n'llun ' * uold ntcluu Irciiuf l.'i tipivnnls.
'ii'K pulil natchi'jfruin ' SW upiranli.
Diamond rlnsi from J2'0npinrcl % in
Bargains Jc\velcrr.
lilniuonil collnr 1-iiitonifroniM upiv.irUs. }
Jilnmuml Kcarf plni fr < imf. > iinvnru. | Wocniry u full line of Jon-elory Inoliulliu
lilnmoml culllnittons iruni t i iipxvardi. belli bollit KolJ nml llnu rulK'il ' plulo rind ,
] ! loinoml tiiils fioiii frT.NIiip irtl % plus , cnrrlii.'J , liickuta , cliiilua , liricelcli ,
lhmon ) < l Incc plmfrotiiIO $ itpivard * . n cklacei , cutTrtnil tnllnr huttotis. ( to. Ar-
lilninoiul otirrlnusfroiiitl'J iiiiwardi. lltliH ! actually uortli ft wo soil it Me to ; jo ,
Dlntiiowl hrncelets fromf 15 iiitvnnli. | miliill oilier soudaaro sclit at the same | > ru-
lllninoiul poiulniitsfroinK.'i i purllun. Sou our thuw windows , tluo our
Watches , Clocks and. Jewelry Repaired
at Reasonable Prices.
Reduced Prices Silverware Clocks
Greatly en , , Lamps ,
Umbrellas Goods Etc
, Optical , ,
Grand- Lottery of Juarez ,
Under the Management of the Uotlean. International Banltlus Co. , Conoesslonnrlon.
INCORPORATED BY THE STATE OF CHIHUAHUA , MEXICO , FOR CHARITABLE : URP03t3
G-RAND MONTHLY DRAWING
Will take plnco In Dublin nt the OTTT O" .TlIAUE/ , ( formerly I'.iso ' ilol Norto ) , Moiloo
WEDNESDAY , JULT 23d , 1890.
Cnder the personal stipcrvlsfon ol GEN , JOil.l S , MOSBY , anJ M OAJ11L.O AUntI3U/E3.
the formon Kcntleinm ot such prominence In the TJnltotl Stntoi tli.it Ills pusom.'o iilono U
sufficient Rtmrnnteoto tliepubllo tlmt tliu iluuliusslll bo liulil with strict lioncsty auufilr-
1 toall.imcl thi httorltho Suiwrviaor of thu Moxloan Guvoruiuuity ll of cijuul statwluu
and Intojf rlty.
CAPITAL PRIZE , $6OOOO.
Only 60OOO Tickets ! Only 6OOOO , Ticlcots !
WHOLE TICKETS , $4 $ ; HALF TICKETS Ji2 ; QUARTER TICKETS. . $1. $
OP
1 nize of SliO.OOO $60,0001 w PM , WSS ? " " I .
10,000 10,000 ] ( ) IMres ot 30 unch 8OIO
i Priieof 6uui . . 6u 100 I'rkoi ot cnrh . 2.01
X I'rlip-of 1UO ) each . . , ' 3TO ( Terminal Prizes.
10 Prizes of uuo each , . . . . , , . . . , , . . . . „ . . . . 2i < )0 ) . . - - to ! MOJOI'il/.oof J cnoh . ' '
K Prlies ol 100 enrb f..t ) j U > Terralnali to Illl.OJOl'rliOof $ U caoii , . . . 6'M
100 I'rlicd o ( K cnch i. . . 6nn i 'TT e
U ) Pjlieu of H ) ncli TWJ I 101 1 Prizes areoujltius to $120 , 970
Wo the nnderalimeil herobr certify tint thoHanco If nnr ticket rtrswlns * prim In tent to thnun > ar <
Knclonnl of Moilco In Clillmniiua hai on ilopoilt ilgnoJ , lt laea voliio nlll bo cullerted ind reoiUM ) !
from tbo Mexican Inltrnntlonnl Hanklnz Compaur , to OKI owner thereof frno of clmrio.
Iho ncccsBtrr fuids toniinrinteolhu pirmontof ill KDOAIl U.1IIIO. > 1.V ,
Uio prlrus dravrnln theUrund lottery or Ju&roK. 1'rcsldcnt Kl I'mo Natlonil llnnk , 151 Paso. Tor.
Wolurtberoortlty tlmtrowlll surcnlsu ulUlio sr- AGENTS -WA/NTIAU.
rmiKtmontinnd In person iniimjo nml control all Korclub r t s.cr nnr other Information , yrllo w
thodriwlngiof tills lottorj , nnd tliottho ( imo nro Iho uwlerslnnoil.itntlni your nlre * elo irly , wllli
conducted wltli lionoslfalrnaai and la goad fallli flRte.Counlir . , Slreot mil Number , Morornpla mail
tonarda nil partial. deliver ? will bo anurol l > y jour enclosing imouv il'
JOIIJM B. JUOSn'iT.Oornmlsslonor. opo l > p rln rour full nldruH.
OAMII.U Aiifii'tr.re-i ; , iHrEiixvrnvtAr. nxNitiNni Co. ,
Oiiporvlsorfor tlio Uorurutuont , Oltyof Juarez , Mexico.
Bcnilromlttnncci for tickets by ordlnnrj' UUor.cont Inlnn Jlon
. ] ssuoi ( byall EvprrM ooinpanles , New York BxcliinKO/UunkUraft
tfoi . AdJrcsi nil rcKtstorod letters to
BdELXIOAN INLTHlRNA.TIONALx BANK1NQ OO. .
Oity of Juarea. Iwlexloo , via 151 IPaso , Tox.
The Omalia Medical and Surgical Institute
Korthe trentnifnt ofall CnnONIO NO flDHOIOAT * DIHBASKS ni r , ApplUnc * * for Tlirormlllca.in *
Truiie * . IletlKiiollltlai.Aiiparitmiii * llenuoill for Biicco nful tr tment oJovur ; form of < 1lii'n r -
qulilnn Jlodlonltir HurgloilTrcilmont. NINK'fir 1100.MS KH I'ATIBNT.H. JloiM dud nttcndarco. lleff
Accommodation ! \Vrltoforcliciilanon \ Dofc-mltlpi anil llram. Truaid , Cluli L'oct , Curtnturiol
Bplno. l'lle , Tumorii Cincor , Cut.nrli , Bronfhltl , Inlulatlon , Klfttrlclljr. I'lrulynli. KHlcpny , Kidney )
HUrt'lerKje.Knr. ' Siln nod llloucl , ami nlllurKllnl cporntloilB. 1)IHIU8K3 OK WOMK.V n ipeo.nllr Hooi
of Dlfonni ofVoutTi \ I'Vre. Me tiara latrlr ndded I.Tlticln Department for Women during CiinfluoDiiQi
' . llellnbla MeillculInstitute ' ' ' KH.
( Strictly l'rlv l ) Only rarilnuinpeclultyof I'lllV'A'IIJ DISKA
All llloort Mseaie uere lally ttontoj. Hrplilllllo polion rlmovM from tbi nyMcra viltho\ilmerciirj'
Keir Hoilonitlro Trtatment fcr l.oaiof Vital 1'onor. 1'uttlen unablatu vlilt umaiy It trnnled nl hiiui M
cone > p < i < lonra.AllcotimunlrUloni condduntlol. ModKlna or liiHtrutiiciti m > ut brniull or eipre Mif
cuuly iuckod.no mrkn lo IniHcatncnnlnntii oriondrr , One perionnllntorrl * v tiniforrerl. ( 'nil unit ooniul
tuor nonl ) il tory < jf ro'u cans , and o will land In rliln wrapper ourltoOK TOM UN HIHF , ujiou 1'rlrut *
Bptclal or Norioua Dfaonioi , Inpoteocy , Hnihllli , O.oet aul \ arliocele , with iuoillon Hit. tUilrcu
Ornalaa Medical and Surgical Institute ,
CornerOth and Horncy Sts.Omoha , Neb.
In I o toltodtti ,
< l. IIS J.
FEMALE
AUoluttlr rollible. | * rfrctlr u > f < .ino l puwertul tut iilo
inriilatiirlno n > neirr fnllt t'i alx.i i timll i otn IMX
* ' Vl
U/l f N TM ( OCAFNKBVIS C * U ( ' O * t
ocflflLETrcvtn. cotns ,
MEA81E8 , CATAnftH , AC.
BY TMI o lorT r IN VIII VIC
SOUNDDISC
riUe nublnii. 7' < um ! / Toni
i < jjlii > r lU " . fuilllltl/lv
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