THE OMAHA DATL'Y BEE * THURSDAY , JUNK 30 , 1802.
HIS LIFE IS THE STAKE
If Nick Fox Playing a Gnmo It is for the
IBcst of Roasous.
DEEPLY AFFECTING SCENE IN COURT
Llltlo Itoy Vex Vnt on the Stnnil to Tell
How Illit 1'ntlicr Killed HI * Mother
AVIint the Witnesses
Hirorc To.
The stoto has made out Us case npnlnst
Nicholas Fox , the wife murderer. The tcs-
ttmony is nil In nnd. last nlcht ttio defense
commenced the Introductton of ovldcnco
tending to show that Fox Is nod for years
has been nn Insane man. Tho.cvldonco \
In Uio form of depositions of parties resldlnR
at Valparaiso , Intl. ' The depositions In sub
stance contained the ovliloneo noted m
yesterday's Bnn.
The usualcroivd that attends murder trials
was on hana when the criminal court opuucd
yesterday morning.
Nicholas l-'ox , the murderer , scorned
as bright as n dollar , though moil tally
ho presented a somewhat disfig
ured appoaracco. tlo was not as
violent as when In court , Tuesday after-
noou , though ho continued to keep up his In
coherent mumblings.
Jailer Miller , who has made n careful
study of the prisoner's condition , Is confident
lhat'Fox Is playing n deep name , one In
which his llfo Is the Btalto to win or loo.
Tuesday night after Fox \vu taken to his
cell ho rairod and torn around until
the Jailor hod loft the corridor. Then ho
quieted down and seemed burled In thought.
In this condition ho romalnod until hu cell
was approached , whonho would screnin , tear
at the bars mid rnlso hades generally.
Twelve Jurors who had not formed nor ox-
iircmoi an opinion worn secured , sworn and
cautioned not to road anything In the news
papers purporting to bo the facts In the case.
The lawyers raado tholr statements to the
Jury , and then the taking of testimony com
menced.
Tulilnc Trstlmuny.
Dr. ICclley of South Omaha vrni the first
witness sworn. Ho was nulled to the house
on the morning of the commission of the
crime. Ho found Mrs. Fox very weak.
Shn had boon shot , Tito ball had
entered the abdomen , Just nbovo and three
Incuot to the left ot the navel. It had passed
through the left kidney and lodged In the
back near the splno.
Dr. Slubnugh of South Omaha was called
to attend Charity Fox on the morning of De
cember 2'J. Ho made nn examination of
her body and found her suffering
from the effects of a .pistol wound.
The description of the wound was
the same as detailed by the former witness ,
la a conversation with Mrs. Fox s.ho told the
doctor that she had boon shot by her hus
band and that sba would dio.
In making his examination the doctor
found bruises and cuts upon the body , limbs
and head of Mra. Fox , nil of which she told
resulted from blows struck by her bus-
bnnd. .
MOSCB Doucherty , who resided In the
house adjoining the Fox house , was awak
ened on the morning of December 22 by the
report of a nlstol. tlo immediately arose
and dressed , and going to the door of his
house heard Uoy Fox. a boy 12 years of npo ,
cry out : "Mother Is shot. " Ha hoard Mrs.
Fox say : "I am shot. " Then ho heard
her fall to the lloor , und
ai she fell bo looked through
tbo window and saw Fox klclc her on the
bond. She arose , ran out of the house and
to the homo of the Shermans , two doors
away. Witness heard the llttlo boy cry ,
"You tiavo shot mamma , " and Fox told him
to shut up- Witness then wont Into the Fox
house and found the prisoner Bitting on
the table , the olood htrnamlng from his
throat. Ho said : "Dour .neighbor.
1 have shot my wlfo , cut my throat and will
bo dead ) n llvo minutes , and I want you to
stay and see mu die. "
Witness told Fox that ho would not die ,
but that ho would llko to take the razor and
finish the Job. Fox then gwo : him the re
volver .saying , "That Is what 1 used in
lulling rny wife. " Witness asked Fox
why ho committed the cnmo and
was informed that his wlfo had been untrue.
At no time did Fox talK In a manner that
would indicate that his mind was unhinged.
All of the time ho Insisted that ho had killed
bis wife and that within llvo minutes ho
himself would bo dead.
San to Accuse the i'lithcr.
At the session of the court yesterday after
noon there was a pathctlo sccno , and ono
that brought tears to the eyes of many of
' the spectators in the great court room. Roy
Fox , an unusually bright llttlo boy 10 years
of age , wns placed upon the witness stand.
As the litllo fellow seated himself In the
witness cluur nud glanced at his unnatural
and wlld-oycd father , ho Durst Into
tears. The great audlonco listened
to the sobs that echoed through
the room , whllo moro than otio heart , full of
BVEpathy , wont out to the llttlo follow.
Forcing back the team , ho told a straightfor
ward story , but every time ho turned his
face toward his father bo would bruak down
And trc"mble. .
HU testimony was to the effect that the
evening before the murder his father quar
reled with bis mother. Ho accused her of
receiving letters from Anderson , n man who
had boarded at the house sorno months pre
vious. The mother denied the charge and
then the family retired. The next morning
Hey wns awakened bv the screams of his
mother , and Jumping out of bed ho wont into
tno next room , where bo saw his fattier
Btrilto lib mother 6u the bo.id and knock her
down , nftcr which ho 11 rod the pistol ball
Into her body.
Hey testified that ho wont towhorobls
mother was lying , when ho wns caught by
his father and burled uack Into the bedroom.
From there ho escaped and went to the house
Of his grandfather , F , A. Sucrmaii.
They Intoiuloil to Kill Him.
William Sherman , a brother of Charity
Fox , the murdered woman , resided at homo ,
four doors from the Fox homo. At D o'clock
on the morning on which the murder was
committed bo was nwnkonod by the cries of
his sister. Ho at otico unlocked the door
on a Blio foil Into his arms , exclaiming :
"Nick has killed mo. " '
She wns laid on llio bed , and after dress
ing , the mother went out to hunt Fox. Ho
saw Fox running toward the Sarny county
line , when ouddonly ho stopped nud drew u
razor across his threat. As Sherman up-
proanhed Fox said !
For God's ' sulio let mo dio. I have cut
inv throat. "
John Sherman , another brother of Charity
Fox , followed the murderer toward the
Karpy county line and cnught ut > with hi in
lust ut the time when ho cut his throat. Ho
tad his brother Intended \o \ kill Fox , but
kf tor cclng that ho had drawn tbo razor over
bis t'jrottt and was bleeding freely , they
thought ho would dio.
Mrs. Kato Smith \vus called to the Sher
man IIOUBO the morning of the murder. Sbo
was n witnois to the dying statement made
bv Mrs. Fox. who said that Fox knocked bar
down , kicked bur and then bhot her through
the bouy. Then ha placed the pistol nt her
forehead and attempted to shoot ugivln , but
the cartilupo failed tooxplodo. Suu know
Charity Fox uud know she was trua to her
husband ,
Fox wi)3 unusually calm during tbo after-
nooti session of tbo court , and the opinion
luut ha Is playing a part is rapidly crowing.
TvKtliuonlaU
published In bobalf of Hootl'a Sarsaparilla
uro not extravagant , ura not "written up,1
nor uro they from its employes. They uro
' { anli , und proyo that Hood's Sarat.pnrilU
possesses absolute merit nud U worthy the
full confidence of the people.
Hood's Pill arc pure vegetable , perfectly
liarnilo i , but do uot cause.pain or grluo. Ho
euro to get Hood's.
Dcitji of.Mra. lllrnry ,
News of the du'ath of MM. Major J , U. Dir-
ncy at Denver \yas received lu the city yes
terday. Mrs. BIrnoy was the mott.cr o ( Dr ,
-II. II. nirnoynnd Clarke A. Jilrnoy of. this
city. The remains nro being brought to
Omaha aud will bo buried from the residence
pi her son Clurlco at 1120 South Thirtieth
uvenuo , tliU morning.
Mn. I * It. I'&tton , UocKforJ , III. , wrlteit
"From puMonul uxpurlanco f cm rucomtnond
DoAVltVB Sarnapirillu , a euro for liuuara
bloou uud ccucrul domUty.1
STONEHILL'S ' STORE FOR RENT
Every Dollars Worth of Stonehill's ' Bank
rupt Dry Goods Stock
MUST BE CLOSED OUT AT ONCE
It' * no T.nnccrn Question orl6it , tlio Iloom
.Must bo Ync.itcil unit the Stock
C'loieil Out n * Quick
ns t'oinlblo.
The Boston Store desires to Inform
the public thnt the Stonohill store must .
bo Vnetitod ut once , nnd In order to do BO \
wo must dispose of the stock inimcdl- I
fttoly.
Tomorrow wo begin to sacrificu the
silks nnd dress goods ,
All the pollen dots In blnulc ground ,
nil the 18-Inch pros grains , nil
the summer slllcs , in fact nil of Stono-
hill's silks Unit hu sold ut 75c nnd 8 < Jc
and which wo offered up to todhy us n ,
grout Imrgnin ut GOc u yard , go tomor
row nt 2oo yard.
All Stonohlll's silks with sntln stripes
in cream , white , yellow nnd gray , worth
up to & 0c , go tomorrow nt lUio yard.
All the double wurp surahs in black
nnd white nnd black und colored funcv
stripes , nil Stonohill's molro bilks , nil
the $1.00 satins , nil the black faille
franculso thnt Stonohill sold nt 31.00 , go
ut 39(5 ( n ynrd.
All the high price silks thnt Stonohill
sold t > t 81.60 , $1.75 , black nnd colored
gros grain , fiilllo francnlso , tuITotus ,
sutln rhudaincp , plain chnngeubles ,
brocaded silks , novelty stripes , ut the
ridiculous price of 05c.
COLORED AND BLACK DRESS
GOODS.
Wo nrc determined to soil dross
goods nt any cost. It mnttcrs not how
good the quality , every yard of goods
will bo offered nt sacrifice prlco ,
Hero for Instance arc wool twilled
plaids in tans , grays , brown und other
colorings , whicii neither Stonehlll or
any other house over Bold less tliun 25o.
Our price to eloso , 5c yard.
And hero nro part wool double-fold
bedford cords , und fancy weaves In
alpaca. Stonohill's price , 2Sc , our
price to close , Be.
And hero nro tl'o44inch summer
cashmeres in black and colors that
'Stonohill used to udvortiso at SOc.
All the striped Henriettas , all the
broadhoad twilled plaids , all the 40-tneh
summer brliliuntlnes ; in the lot you will
recognize goods that Stonchllls sold up
to 75o and which wo sold up todato for
50e , go to morrow to o'oso ut 2oc.
And hero uro beautiful chock serges ,
sillc striped all wool twills , various col
ored stripes and fancy figures that
Stonohill sold at 89c ; our price to close ,
61) ) pieces all wool nnd silk cheek mix
tures and stripes , all wool bedford cords
and cropons , storm serges in fancy
weaves nnd till colors , Stonohill's price
from Sl.OO to S1.25 , our prlco , to close ,
50c.
BLACK AND 'COLORED SILK
GLORIA.
Full 60 inches wide , the most dcslro-
able fabrics for summer wear , finely fin
ished , shedding dust , excellent in their
wearing qualities. Stonohill's price , and
ovcrv other house's price for this qual
ity , $2.00 ui'ard , our price , to close , just
about half.
THE BOSTON STORE
N \V. Cor. 10th nnd Douglas ,
and at STONEHILL'S OLD STAND.
RIFLE SHOOTINGK
Onicurs Xnmml Tor the Annual Contest lit
llollovuo In Auguat.
Arrangements nro almost completed for
the annual rmo competition for tbo uopart-
mont of tbo Platte at the Bcllovuo rifle
rauco. This competition wilt begin cm the
1st of August and continuo about two wcoks.
Immediately otter the rifle competition has
boon completed the annual cavalry competi
tion for the Departments of the East , the
Platte ana California will bo tnkon up , be
ginning on the 15th ot Aucust.
Captain Charles A. Coolldco of the Seventh
Infantry has boon designated as commander
of the camu tor both competitions. Ills staff ,
so far as appointed , will consist of Lieu
tenant Edgar W. Howe of Fort Robinson ,
adjutant and signal ofllccr ; Lieutenant Harry
E. Wilkius , Second infantry , quartermaster
aud ordnance olllcer : Lieutenant James M.
Arrasmltb , Second Infantry , commissary and
exchange oQlcor ; Lieutenant Arthur B.
Hoyl , usslstaut surgeon United States army ,
medical ofllccr of the camp. Other oQlcors
will he appointed later on.
General L. A. Grant , ilrst assistant secre
tary of war , loft lost evening for Minne
apolis.
General John U. Broolto post of the Army
and'Navy union will meet on Saturday even
ing to install the newly elected officers at
the headquarters of tbo post In TUB BEE
building.
Major Boll , for the past thrco ynars chief
commissary of tbo Department of the Platte ,
has been appointed purchasing agent for tbo
donartmcul at Denver and departed for his
now post of duty yesterday. Captain Oi-
pooci will fill the position made vacant , for a
time at leas t.
To Clcnnxo tlio System
Effectually yet gently , when uostlvo of
bilious or when the blood Is fm'puro or slug-
RHII , to permanently euro habitual constipa
tion , to awaken the kidneys and liver to a
hcnltbv activity , without Irritating or weak
ening them , to- dispel headaches , colds or
fevers , use Syrup of Figs.
WATEIiY FOUNDATION.
Work on the I'oslolllco Ucltyrtl In Anticipa
tion of mi Appropriation ,
Work on the now postofllcd building is progressing -
grossing as rapidly as could well bo expected.
The footings for lb.o outside wall are all la
and the south wall In ready for the Iron lin
tels. Part of the Iron Is already on the
ground and will bo placed in position as soon
us worn 03 that part of tbo structure eau bo
begun to advantage.
Tbo wntor Ueups seeping into tbo excava
tions for tuo footings for the piers and makes
It accessary to keep the pumps running
nearly all the time. Assistant Superintend-
ant Overbcck says , however , that the founda
tion is a bolld ono. Ho has tested nearly
every foot ot ground with portable piers ,
upon which ho had the men pllo six tons of
Mono. 'J liCbo tnstlug piers are only QUO foot
in diameter , With six tons of stone upon
thorn they settled but a few inches la the
day.
Superintendent Bolndnrft has ordered the
workmen to cease cutting stone for tbo west
wall because there appears to bo some likeli
hood that the additional apmoprlutlou will
bo secured und the west wing may yet bo
carried up with the uiuln portion of thu build-
lag. Mr. Overbook is now working stxtv
men , aud as soon us tuo work has prou-rosso'd
far enough to put u larcor force on the brlolc
work tbo number will bo Increased to 100.
Impaired digestion repaired by Boocham's
Pills ,
NONE EQUAL "THE BOSTON"
The Boston Store's Stonolrill Halo Today
I Stands Without a Parallel. .
NO SALE AS GREAT EVER HELD IN OMAHA
No Such Trices , No Hitch Inrjnln , Nn Stock
So Well Known nnd Apprcclutoil
Utor Tut on tlio Mnrltot by
Living Man.
AND THESE PRICES WILL
STARTLE THE COMMUNITY.
Stonehill's entire stock of light
colored calicos nt Ho n ynrd in The
Duston Store basement.
Stonehill's entire stock of wnsh goods
nnd white goods , inuludlng nil ulmlllos ,
crepe clotlis , colored batistes , white
goods nnd nil other grades of summer
wnsh dress goods , worth up to U5c , gent
nt 3jc in The Boston Store basement.
SlonohlU's cntito stock fine outing
flannels , summer domot llnnnots und nil
his dress ginghams go ut oo n ynrd in
The Boston Store basement.
Stonohlll'a entire stock of men's
snteon nnd mudrus cloth shirts go ut iJoc ,
Stonohill's prlco 76c.
Stonohill's 25o domot shirt waists go
ut 12jc.
Stonohlll's 50c shirt wnlsts go ut 25c.
Stonohill's $1.00 rod tublosproads gent
nt 23c.
Stonohill's 25o doublofold bedtlcklncr ,
Oo.
Oo.Stonohill's 2oo bluck organdy luco
stripes with white figure , lOc.
Bluck Iron frame grenadines , Stone
hlll's price 2Cc u yard : our prlco 4lo ) fern
n full pattern , contulnlng 10 yurds.
BOSTON STORE MILLINERY DEPT.
The greatest millinery dopurtmont ill
nil Omuhu.
During the Inst few days others huvo
ndvortiscd untriramed hats ns great nnd
unusual bargains ut from 35o to $1.00.
Wholesale houses who bonst of un-
eqi ullod facilities , think they nro giv
ing you something beyond the roach of
others.
Wo don't know whnt ethers can do ,
BUT The Boston Store WILL duplicate
uny Sl.OO hut offered , will give you the
sumo quality of bruld , nnd if pos&iblo
the same shupo , no ninttor if it is a nCOo
shape or $2.50 shupo , nil this summer's
goods , for just 25c , oxuctly one-fourth of
those marvelous wholesale prices.
TRIMMED HATS.
All of the remaining trimmed hats in
the Stonohill stock will be sold ( rognrd-
"loss of former price or cost of production )
ut just $1.00.
THE BOSTON STORE ,
N. W. corner 10th nnd Douglas.
FOUIS KXCUKSIONS EAST.
Vlil the \Vllbl3h : Line.
1st Cincinnati and return 319.10.
For the national prohibition conven
tion the Wubash will sell round trip
tiekots ut ubovo nvto on Juno 27 and 28.
2d Now Yo.k nnd return $23.73.
Loss than half furo.
For the Younjr Pooplo'a Society of
Christian Endeavor convention the
Wubash will sell round trip ti'ikotn ut
ubovo rates on Juno 4 , 5 and 0 with
choice of routes viu St. Louis or Chicago.
3d Surntoirn , nnd return 330.55.
For the National Educational associa
tion the Wtibash will sell round trip
tickets ut above rnto July 4 to 10 , with
choice of routes via St. Louis or
Chicago.
4th Detroit nnd return $20.60.
For the Baptist Young People's union
the Wubash will sell round trip tickets
lit ubovo rule 7uly 12 und 13.
For tickets , Stooping cur accommoda
tion and n folder giving lists of routes ,
side trip ? , cost of same , with other
valuable information , call nt Wnbash
offlce , 1C02 Fnrnum street , or write
GEOHQKN. CLAYTON ,
N. W. P. und Ticket Agent ,
Omaha , Nob.
Konti Duo July Int.
Payable at company's office , BEH
building. 5 per cent discount allowed
if paid before duo.
, Now York anil Itnturn ,
July 4 to 0 ono faro for the round
trip. Choice ol routes from Chicago.
Return Utnit August 15. Call nt Chicago
cage , Rock Island & Pacific Ry. ticket
ollicn , 100 ? Farniun street.
CHAS KENNEDY , G. N. W. P. A.
J. L. Vd BEVOISK , City Tkt & P. A.
Hayden Bros. 3-strmtr cabinet grand
upright piano , now scale , $187.50.
Dr. Culllmoro. oculist. Baa building
Jtomict Trip Tickets.
The only line running through trains
direct to Denver , Colorado Springs ,
Manitou and Puoblo. Low rates , o ull
points in Colorado , Utnh orPacifii vmst
points. Fust timn on ologunt vestibulod
trains , free reclining chair cars and the
colobratcd "Rock Island dining cara. "
Comfort , Biifoty und speed secured when
ticketed via the 'Grout Rock Island
Route. " Ticket olllno 1(502 ( Farnum s troot.
CHAKLKS KENNEDY ,
'
J. L. DBBKVOISK' , G. N. W. P. A.
City Ticket and Pass. Agt.
The I'oniinylvniiiii Linos' First Cliisn Excur
sions from Chicago tu Now York ,
At nil their Chicago olllcos , on Tues
day , July C , on Wednesday , July 0 ,
nnd on Thursday , July 7 , agents of the
Pennsylvania Shoit Lines will sell first
class excursion tiekots to Now York und
return ut unusually low rates. Tiekots
will bo good to return for 40 dnys , or
until August 15. You can lourn all
about It by addressing LUCK , 248 Clark
street , Chicago.
NERVY BUKQLAHS.
no Money , Thuy lloglii to.Hovo tlio
Vurnlturu 1'roui u lloiuo.
Jack Gaughan is an old-tltno tough , who
once served time for the robbery of abode
which ho drovo. Dan Thomson has made
his face familiar to tbo police court habitues
by gutting caught ut tbo crlmo of larceny
many a time , Mike ICorus is u highway
robber aud will take anything loose. This
trio last made an attempt to raise the wind
la a manner entirely original.
They visited tbo house of Bella Brandon , a
woman of the town. The inmates of the
house were asleep , und evidently no money
was lying about loose , for the robbers boeau
moving the furniture out Into the street , and
had got nut a couple of burcuub whoa some
cue awoke and gave the alarm. They were
all arrested.
"Lato 1 bed and carjy to rise will sbortot
the road tc your homo In the skies. " Bun
early to uod und "Llttlo Early Klio < " , " tbo
pill that tuauoa llfo longer und bolter and
wiser.
Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report
Thousands who have
suffered , and have
been cured , gratefully
tes'tify to the remark
able success attained
by
Dr.J.RMcGREW
The Specialist
who , for more than 17
years , has devoted his
time tojthe treatment of
Private Diseases. And
surely no physician
in this broad land is
entitled to so much
praise for the wonder
ful good he has accom
plished. He substan
tiates eveny statement ;
he fulfillsevery prom
ise.
Reliable , Skillful ,
Reasonable and Fair ,
are the universal en
dorsements given Dr.
J. E. McGreW , of this
city. dHe is one of the
most successful spe
cialists throughout the
west , in the treatment
of Private Diseases and
all diseases of Youth
and Manhood. Those
who place themselves
in his care can safely
rely upon him , as every
case is regarded in the
strictest confidence
and treated in the most
skillful manner.
Among tbo most successful medical exports
und specialists In the . \vebt Is Dr. J. E. MeGrow
of this city , lie Is thoroughly read ana con
scientious. " [ The Omsilm Uce , Jan. 1st. , 1S9L > .
"Dr.O. E. Slcdrow has devoted his llfo to the
study and treatment , of private diseases. The
Doctor Is painstaking and conscientious. "
IThu World.Herald , Omaha. Sept. 4th , 1BUI.
"Dr. McOro-.v Is a doctor on whom you can
depend , and that Is tbo roasdh why ho Is so
well known and praised umoux the Swedes of
Omaha and all over the country. " L'i'ho Swed
ish Tribune , Omuhu , Sept. 4th. 1891.
"There Is no specialist who stands higher in
the estimation' f the people of Onmlm und
throughout the ( 1st than l r. JlcOrow. as Ijls
eminent ability add success In thu practice
of lilfl profession will testify. Ho Is known
throughout the entire west us a muster of his
profession. Ills untiring olTorts In behalf
of young men , nro too well Known to ruqtilro
mention. " L'i'ho Omuhu Commercial , Octo
ber , IB'- )
"Wo do not hffiltnte to slnslo out Dr. J. E.
MeGrow , of Oinuha , ns a specialist worthy of
the highest praise. Ho Is a thoroughly
trained physician , a scientist of no uncertain
standing , a deep tblnlcor , u koun rouboner , a
persistent reader of the literature of his pro
fession and hence u jvlda awuko.nml Intelli
gent specialist. During onr-'O years us uows-
papur correspondent wo have never hud occa
sion to comment on a hnslnoss conducted
moro In keening with the principles of fair
denllni ; and honor. " . [ The Chlcaxo Trade He-
view , November , ISDL.
The doctor's success slnco 1 nttng In
Omiihaluiu boon turnout fluttering one both
professionally uud' ' tlnunclully , und ho fully
appreciates the putronugo which has boon
given Him lu Omuhu , und throughout tlio
surrounding utiitos. as well as the west and
northwest , Ono of his chief desires is , that be
may over continue to deserve this recognition
of his professional skill as a specialist.
Dr. McGREW
iMinBiirpnsseil In the treatment of alt forma of
PIUVATU DI8&A8K8 , and ull dUor.lon
and dolillltloauf youtli uud munbuo'l. 17years'
cxperlciico. IH rosmircos and facilities uro
prautloully unlimited. The Doctor U recom
mended by thu } ire < s , aud endorsed In the
BtronKout terms by thu people for fair treat
ment uud luinastjrQfi > MJional udvlco. Tlio
most powerful ICCTg. . . known to modern
fclonco for tlio Huc uontut treatment of the
followtnsdUousos :
GONOniUIOHA IintnedlKto relief. A com-
nuiouuru ; wiuiuui 1110 iu ut uu uuuru lima
from liuKlnoss. . . .
QIiEET Oim of tlio most complete nnd uo-
ccHJful troutinttiiu for Kloot and ml annoym4
dlBOhur ceyut known tu llio mo-Jloul profoj-
tlou. Thd rosuiU uru truly wonderful.
STJITOTUKK Oreiitost knonn romoJy for
tlio iroatmciit of btrloturo , without p-tln. cut-
tlni. . oril littlnr , A inoitroiuurU'ililu ru nuUv ,
8VJHIIIS No tri'iitinont for thU turrlblo
Ijlooil dIsuaBo haa ovur uoeu inorokui-uomful.
norludRtronecroiidoriioiiienta In tlio light
of modern suCrmco tins dsuiso U positively
cur.ib.o and ovury trace of tuo pobou entirely
ruinovoil from tno blooJ.
LOST MANHOOD , nud ambition , ncrvotli-
nou. timidity , duipondoncy and nil we.iUiiM ]
.aud UUor4ors af youth or ulaiiuuod. ItolluC
'nlitnluud ut ou.- . . . . . . .
SKINDXSeTAyEa , und till dlsua o of thi
kiomacii. l > lood. liver. Id meytf airtl bladder
nro iroatuU * u ccewfuliy w.tli tlio pruato
known roinudlc for tiioif , < jnj . ,
Wrlto foroa ul it uuduuuUlon lUt. frii
jidnuim iru. . . . , Aji
CREDITORS * s
SALE
AT
Public Auction-
I
A
Of the Stock of
JOHN BA.UMBR
THE.
At His Store , 1314 Farnam Street1- -M
Will commence , Thursday , June 30 , at 10:30 : a , m. , and continue
daily until the debts are paid.'C
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Hots of Sale , 10:30 : a , ni 2:30 : and 1:30 : p.
This Stock consists of Diamonds , Fine Watches , Jewelry , * * , . .
Silver and Silver Plated Ware , Clocks , Table Cutlery , Opera Glasses ,
etc. , to be sold in single lots to suit buyers. Sale absolute to highest
bidder.
xJ. PL KREXNOH "Will Conduct tlie Seile.
1 !
All the latest styles in
Soft and Stiff Hats.
STETSON'S
SOFT and STIFF hATS.
AULABAHGH FUR CO.
HATTERS AND FURRIERS
218 South 15th Street.
Furs Stored and Repaired.
TUB SHORTEST LIKE TO CHICAGO
is via the Chicago , Milwaukes
& SL Paul R'y , as represented
on this map.
CEDAR RAPIDS
OAJffayif Olnff.PE3 MOIRES
Electric Lighted , Steam Heat
ed Vestibuled. trains leave
Omaha daily at 7:05 : p. m. , ar
riving at Chicago at 9145 a. m.
City Ticket Oflice : 1501 Far-
nam St. , Omaha.
F. A. NASH , Gen'l Agent.
Tooth-Food.
Tliis medicine for babies prevents and
cures pains of teething and resulting
diseases , not by putting children to sleep
with an opiate , for it contains no harmful
drugs , but by supplying the teeth-forming
ingredients which are lacking in most
mothers' milk and all artificial foods.
It is sweet and babies like it. $1.00 a
bottle , at all druggists. Send for pam
phlet , "Teething Made Easy. "
THE REYNOLDS MFG. CO. ,
CINCINNATI , O.
Save Your
Ryes tested free bynn HXPRIIT OPTICIAN
I'orfect adjiisttiiont. Superior lonsoi. Norv-
oiislioaduoUo cured liy imlnit our Spootaclcj
nnd Kyozlitbsos I'rlcoj low for flMt clm
THE ALOE & PEHFOLD CO , ,
1148 lift St. . C.'jUMt i 3 )3 >
NEBRASKA
National B ank.
U. S. DEPOSITOR. OMKHV.NU
oner ! nJmremri-ll vr W. Vat i.nMil ln >
It. CiOiuhliu. Tloaprsjljjat U d. .UUlai.j ( V f
Mor , John4. Cclllo , J. M. IL l'4trlg < . t < MU A
llceil. Cuiblar ,
TWK. IKON BANK ,
DR. C. GEE WO.
The only lozillr gr.itlimtgl Chlnsso phyilclnn
ElKbt years' aludToi jroirs practical ovpor'-
once with nil known illjoiiei. Treats encujsjitillr
allcliroulocaieialvua up l > y nthor iloctort Call
ami BCD him or wrlto for ( itiustlon blink. Do not
think your cua liuiolo * * IIUCJIM j your ilactor tails
yon no , buttrythaChlnoso doctor with Mi nuw un I
vronclorful rcniudlci. uuil resttlvo notr honollt im.l a
norraanontcure wliut otbcr iloatori cinnul KTJ. !
llerbs , Itoon anil 1'lantn nntiiro'n remjcllohli
meillclnos. The worU his wltrioM. Ono thoimuul
tcstlmonlnla lu tlirao yoara * practice ) . No Injurtoit *
decoctions , no nnrcotlci , no poison , llullon.il
troatmcut au < l permanent onru.
riitc.iBOSBuccoisfully trJ.iti'J nil enrol ,
etvun up by nthor ilcctorn ;
Thof. CouKhllu , Ml.1 Ilarnny street , chronicrhoii-
nmtlsm II yeurB. hhlnay nnil liver troubles.
Tlios. Cillvort , I''lli nml Kurn un Blreoli. ncncrnl
iloblllty , Inillvaitlon , Ion of ntraiuUi mill vitality.
Took mcdlclno for yo ira but not no roller ,
lil. U AmloHon. I.UI Cuuilnutr iot , oUirrh ,
nutiinmnml bronchitis of nftoan yu ira 8tuilliu. :
Ha for sala the followlnit prepirol romcMloi nt
ILOUnbottlo. nix bottloa forJIUJ , for thu euro of
AHtlnn.i , CiiUrrli , Hlci lluaiUcho , ln < lU34tlon.
lllooil I'olsoaliitf , Illioumatltni , fuuialo Woiknuss.
Kidney and I.lvur CoinpluInU No nxonl" . Hold
only by Chliioso Mcdlclnu Co , Capllul , SIUJ.KJJ.
Office , IGlh and Califowii SU , Oinah , Neb
TmsrCLAau
Lai-cot rkuwniwriuvoinnila.loiisuniicellnl. Fottrit niul. Finest In the World
HEW VOilK. LOHDOHDERRY AHO QIASQQW.
NEW YORK , ( inTtAl.Ti'fll'nna NAPLES ,
Atrccnlnr Inlcrvnln.
SALQOHi SECQHD-CIASS AND STEERAGE
rnteaonlowOBttnrmsto nml from the I'rliirlpla '
osoica. siisLisn , men & Ait COMUWKUTAL rowzo.
Eicurslon tlcliet avallnl.lo to mtiirn liy clllifr llio plo.
turotque Cl vdo & No'lli f In-lnnil or Knplca * Cllljr U r
lintti atl Ucnir OrJou ( : r Air Acout at Uvt-.t Situ.
Apply to any of our local Arcnta or to
UUHU1SUSUM UltOYUUUM. ClilouKO , II ! .
" "ALLAN "LINE"
HOYAfi MAIf' STEAMSIIIIV.
CAI1IN. SMB to MH'i. ' AcciirilHiB to btuuiuui
and location of titalurooin.
STATE ALLAN LINE
MNR ) HTKAMSItri'S.
NRW VOUKnndOhAHOOW.
la Londonderry , every riirlnlKht.
JiinoSOli , . . Hl'ATK OKNKVADA . II' . M
. . . . . . Or' NKIIUAHK.V . II1. M
jur&tli . bTATKOK CA1.1KOUSIA. Ii30 I' M
Cabin , HO , bcconil Cnliln * .W , KtbcrMO , $13 ,
Apply lo AI.IMM \ CO , . I hlcnuo.
II. l ; . ilOOIli : . lil'J Iloivard Kt. , Uuialia.
\Vo , onil Die marvclnui Fronrht
ItemcJr CALTHOO fr i- .
ptifOa4 '
fiTOP DUcliorcM < t inl : ! ani.
feE- CllltC. HnrrmnTarrliea.VaileMrla
iu > a CliftTMIIK lx t Vlc r.
m Use it and toy 1/iatlsfted.
A rr , VON MOIIL CO. .
fiol * i&ttrtc * * IftiUi U rljipAlltbl ) ,
A lliorouL'U ficliool , J'rcji.-ncs for Caller' v *
IluilneM. Wllliln i-U > Het' > ( ht I.oiil. . Ad.lr
1
OOU. WILUIB UROV/H , Superintendent.
The LOU ! W G SCHOOL
HAVE YOU FILED YOUR
ian Do )
CLAIM YET ?
You'd better not waste any
more time if you expect to
get anything : from the gov
ernment. Unless you put
your claim on record before
March 3 , 1894 , you will
never have another chance.
It takes time to put an
plication in shape , and there
is not a bit of spere tima
left. Whatever you have
lost by the Indians , under
the conditions described in
the law , can be recovered if
you go about it in the right
way. Tha Baa Bureau of
Claims knows just how to ? M
go to work. Write and find
out.
THE
Bee Bureau of Claims
Omaha , Neb.
Elastic Stockings
VOll
Weak Limb s ,
Varicose Ve4fl3f
Swellings , at )
sizes. Abdo
minal Supporters
ters , Deformity
Braces , Medi
cinal Supplieso
THEMM
MM
COMPANY.
114S. iOlIi Jit , Next to 1'osl ' Ofdcft
Is the purest , richest , smoothest and roost
wholesome whiskey produced In America.
It is distilled from Rye a grain , containing
moro nutrition than any other , vastly
superior to corn ( from which Bourbon
whiskies are distilled. ) You may know it
by its exquisite flavor nnd the proprietary
holtlo in which it is served. For sale ot
all first-class drinking places and drufju
etores. Call for " Crff.ui J'ttrt W
take no other.
C PALLEMAND ft CO , .
5"
WEMTWORTH
i HP % * qp ACADEMY
CUiuetl . Ut.r.rr. : Bclentlflo Court * of ftudr In ,
( ntrr and AttllWr drill nd Mo. ' TttMorlll ' ' ,
Olilral l Mllllnry Hrtinol In
M JOC U"BXJUI&U , , H.A. , iu * u i u , M .
