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THE OMAHA DAILY HUE : Vh WSSDAY. JUNE 21 , 1893. 6 Hi
IIOSIIER'S VICTIMS IN COURT
1
I * , pepositon of the WrooTtod Capital National
IS of Lincoln Begin Litigation.
HUNKS GARNEAU IS EXTRAVAGANT
Auditor Moore Decline * to Aocept R
Number of Voucher * Prmrmteilij
Nebn > * ka'a CommUilonnr Gen
eral of tha World1 ! fair.
LIXCOI. " ? , Juno 20. [ Special Telegram to
THE BEE. ] The first of what will doubtless
bo B series of suits ngalrut tno directors of
the broken Capital National bank , holding
them individually liable for the safety of the
deposits entrusted to the keeping of the
bank , was begun this morning in district
court by O. N. Humphrey , who has $3,23 , ! )
deposited , and K. M. Turner , who has
13,023. Along with the suits were filed
DfildavlU of attachment setting Up that
Moshernnd Outcalt have disposed of prop
erty to defraud their creditors , and that the
affiants have reason to bollovo and do bollovo
that D. li Thompson nnd the Lincoln Gas
company have real estate , personal property
nnd corporate stock belonging to Mosherand
Outcalt , and are Indebted to them in an un
known sum. Orders of attachment were
issued and served this morning.
I Thompson Is also president of the Lincoln
Gas company. Several moro of the famous
'Western ' Manufacturing Co. . K. Hurlbut ,
Manor. ' * notes have also turned up In court.
The First National bank of Hurloy , Yvls. ,
und tbo bank nnd Mosher on ono for $5,000 ,
nnd the First National battle of Negaumco ,
Mich , , ono for $2,500. So far , the suits filed
phew that Mosher had sold these notes In
nil sections of the cast , Vermont , Now
IIami > 3hlro , Massachusetts , Ohio , Michigan ,
Illinois , Now York and Wisconsin banks
having already made returns tlicrcou ,
Mr. Moore's Cmntlo Letter.
Auditor Moore has indited the following
Bettor to Commissioner General Gnrneau ,
which brought that gentleman down In a
fcurry today :
, IiiNCOi-x. Nob. , Juno 17 , 1803. Hon. Joseph
uariionu. jr. . Commissioner General for JNU-
Imnltu , World's Columbian Exhibitor , Onmlm ,
Pfoh. : My Dear Sir Replying to your favor of
recent dull1 , 1 homl you liy this day's mall ,
tinder si'parnlo cover , Ronurnl fund warrant
tfo , 77,81 ! ) for J5.000 as nor your estimate nnd
uqucst , which nmkos SiO.OOO that you have
Iruwn of the appropriation crunted by nur
lORlslattirn for thn Nobruskan Columbian
ixlilblt. Your voucher } : ire rorolvod. llu-
lluvlns that you are llko nil good Nohrnskuns
Very much Intorcstcd In the frugal nnd wlso
expenditure of this fund for the Nahraska
exhibit und feeling that I urn mutually Inter
ested In this question Itsocms to mo 1 would
lie neglectful of my olllclnl dutlc < i If I should
( all to call your cspoulul attention to what
appears to bo unwarranted and Extravagant
expenditures nnd without the purvlow and
intent of the net under which you uct us COM-
tntsiloncr Knnor.il.
In examining the vouchers .you have filled In
this ciftlco , I llml thorn to ho very unsatisfac
tory , both In form and substance , und I can-
Hot tipprnva nmuy of them at nil. I find that
Jrou luivo about fifty pnrions on the pay roll ,
/which / MH'ins to mo to bo a number so lawu
thivt I cannot itimrovo It. I observe that you
Imvo purchased 8132.05 worth of dishes of all
Boris , which I cannot approve. Vouchers iiro
returned .showing the expenditure for suits
nnd cup * , of the sum of $14 ! ) for employes of
the stain bulldliif ; ; this 1 must disapprove.
I nntlcotlmt In tulilltlon to paying liberal
inlaries to employes some of the vouchers dls-
cIoHO that you pay tholr room rent , nnd In one
particular Instance you paid $150 ITURCS for
play and $00 expenses for the sumo month.
tThiH nnd similar vouchers um.'t bo rejected by
Dio. Kroquent charges areuaudo for sleeping
crir , carriage hire , hotel bills , dlnhiK car , etc. ,
by employes nnd yourself , a.s well us your per-
( tonal nntol bill In OhlciiRO at to per day , which
PtI will hot approve. Numerous vouchers are
filled \Yith tills ofllco clmrginc railroad fare
between Chicago nnd Nebraska points when ,
as I urn credibly Informed , the parties travol-
IDK rode on passes or bomu other form of free
transportation. I must disallow and disap
prove all of these vouchers.
Kvldcnua of Indebtedness Kequlred.
Many of the vouchers for largo sums of
money are not accompanied by any original
evidence of the Indebtedness which I Insist
must In all Instances be picscntcd.as In all
other accounts against thu btate , und without
% > hlch they cannot bo apuroved. Tholr dates
nnd contents satisfy me that some of thu
vouchers are for money paid on obligations
Inclined by the old Columbian commission.
nnd not piopeily charges uculnst the uppro-
pilatlon inndo at thu time your olllco was
created , nnd they must be disallowed , except
o fur as they bo for the legitimate perform
ance of the Incomplete contracts inher
ited from the the old commission and
the payment therofor. In the brlof time
I Imvo had to o.xnmliie. your vouchers
I find that fully half of them In value and
tnore than that amount In number are incor
rect and Incomplete and many of them , us I
( loom It , toll of expenditures wholly without
the purpose of the law , und I must refuse to
audit nnd approve them or to Issue any
further on additional warrants on the fund
provided for that purpose until a full and
complete accounting Is had. The Instances
and vouchers I have cited are but a few of the
many to w hlch the same or Blinllar objections
are tenable and are only used by way of Illus
tration. I trust that you will fully appreciate
the gravity of the situation nud ronderyour-
pelf and this olllco a just service by at unco
ftnd completely conforming to the entire spirit
.ml Intent of the law , by giving Nebraska and
her citizens the very best possible representa
tion and exhibition for her money.
J am very cordially yours ,
EUOEM : MOOHK , Auditor Public Accounts.
Air. TIiorton'H Trouble ! .
The troubles of the Alliance-Independent ,
which \voro very fully elucidated when the
Action for a receiver was before the courts ,
are again attracting considerable attention
by reason of the action of the president and
editor , S. K. Thornton , calling a nicotine of
loading lights In the party to raise sufficient
jnonoy to prevent the paper from goInR
Under. The Lincoln Newspaper union has
attached the press and folder for workdono ,
but are allowing the company to proceed in
the hopes that its Indebtedness will bo paid.
Mr. Thornton stated today that when the
present management took hold the debt
under which the company was staggering
amounted to about f5,000. This had
been reduced to n little over 1,000 ,
but notes to the amount of f.r > UO
nro duo nnd outstanding , nnd the holders
will not extend them. The balance of the
Indebtedness consists of n f 1,500 note en
dorsed by Van Wyck , Wolfe and others , and
U is not being pushed. A meeting of
prominent indepandents was called , and
they ngmed to muko : i valuation of the
plant and issue stock on the not valuation to
present holders , nnd enough additional to
cover the Indebtedness. Of the $2,500 oscr
tlfth has boon subscribed , but the old hold-
pra of stock are fearful that the now one.--
will crowd them out of control , as the valua
tion Is put at what they term a ridiculous ! }
low llguro , &I.200 fnr the properly und 61.70H.
for the good will. The crisis will probablj
bo reached in u few days.
Auothur Hank < Jonc.
The Citizens Exchange b.uilc of Grant
Perkins county , a small moneyed institution
closed its doors today. The slate banking
board was notified and Cleric II. II. Townlej
will go out and take charge us temporary ro '
coivor.
city In iiricf.
The casn wherein J , II. Filbert was denioi
by the district court of Cuss county the cus
tody of his two children now in the care of
tholr rr-indparoius , ItU. . Schroeder id *
wlfo of I'liittbiiioutti , was lllud in supruim
pourl today on appeal , The uaso will rccal
to old-timers the memory of a sensational In
cldcnt in the history of Phittsmouth , tin
Did ono of woman's perfidy nnd subsenucn
tloath , und of man's betrayal of his friend
The school ooard last ovuniug awarded th '
contract for heating the now building a
Twenty-third und Viuu atroots to the laaai
Buioad company for l,2iO , with $400 for dr.-
closets. A little bcrap occurred over tin
matter , but It did not last very long , and thi :
Bmead contract went through easily.
The mayorailty contest is stillou In count ,
court and some twelve preejuuts have bee :
counted with but slight changes. All di :
putod votes are laid usido to bo passed upoi
later by the court. A number of tine ixjint
of law , in regard to what shall or shall nebo
bo counted , will como up for decision , Tw
precincts of the Third ward turned up mis :
Ing this morning , but it is thought they ire
Bomowhero in the big heap of ballots in tb ,
tin box ,
Other cases filed In supreme court toda
WeroJ. 1 > . Thomas ugaiiist J. IX Thoiuai
Allen 13 , Spi'iico against the mayor and ity
council of I'lattsniouth , nnd J , Muckla
against J. U. Ulckuy , errors Jrom Cus
rouiiiy.
Articles of Incorporation of the Nutlou ;
Ounrantoo Investment company with the
portcntoiw capital of * 1,000 wore/lied / today
The stockholders are J. H. Jnckson , 1. It. ,
M. I ) . , and J. M. Campbell.
Nolllo M. Rlchardi filed with Auditor
Moore today nn attorney's lion of $1,500
against the appropriation made by the lORli-
laluro to reimburse the county of Scotls
niuft for the trial of G. S. Arnold. She
pushed the claim through nnd wants n portion
tion of the caslh
Soldier"llnrilcneil With Sin.
HEU.KVCE , Nob. , Juno 20. [ SpoMal to
Tnr. DEC. ] At the Holiness revival mooting
last night "Sister Unto" gave n ooldlor boy
a touch of her power that ho will bo slow to
forgot. It was during the aflormeotlng
when several sinnora were writhing In transi
tion from "nature to grace" that Sister
I > lzzto announced that she was burdened with
the ins of some of the unregenerate
nnd Immediately fell on the floor.
There she lay In a cataleptic state , motion
less , except ono arm and a nervous twitchIng -
Ing of her face. Soon she hold up her hand
with thrco lingers extended , nnd this was
Interpreted by her follow workers to moan
that she was burdened by the sins of three
unrepentant spectators. If the people would
only grasp her hand she would
signify who were the guilty onos. After
some hesitation a soldier from the rlllorango
took hold of the upstrotchcd hand , when
Sister Lizzie closed down on him with a grip
llko n vice. After some wriggling ho broke
away from lior. Others tried it , but she
clutched no ono olio. From this It was
argued by some of the skopstlcs that the sol
dier bore sins enough for threo.
A physician , who examined Sister T. lzzlo
during her unconsciousness , said her condi
tion was merely hysterical , the result of
nervous excitement. On the other hand , the
promoters of the Holiness doctrine claim her
lit was a manifestation of divine powor.
Nclirnskii Wedding Hell * .
Ftfu.EiiTON , June SO. [ Special to Tns
One. ] A < iuiot wedding took place at the
residence of A. Drowcr , corner of Third nnd
Germond streets , at 10 o'clock tills morning ,
Dr. W. H. Plllsbury officiating , The con
tracting parties were Ur. J. F. Johnson , a
prominent physician and surgeon of this
city , and Miss Ncttio Mlllard , ono of the
teachers In the city schools. The happy
couple loft on the noon train for n short trip
east.
east.Asm.AND , Juno 20. [ Special to THE Dnn.j
llov. Irving K. Barter , rector of the Epis
copal church nt York , and Miss Florence
Williams were married at St. Stephen's
church in this city at high noon today.
Ulshop Worthlnntou and llov. A. Grant Mus-
son officiated , 'iho happy couple left on the
! i o'clock train for the cast. They will bo at
homo to tholr friends ut York after Septem
ber 15.
FIIEMONT , Juno liO. [ Special toTnn Bir..J :
Mr. Joseph Koberts and Miss Emma M.
Hicks were married in the i'resbytorlun
church at high noon today by Uov. N. Chest
nut , pastor of the Presbyterian church. Miss
Hicks has bcon a teacher in the public
schools for several years. Both are well
known and highly respected.
Ornnd Inland College Cloned. .
GRAND ISLAND , Juno 20.Special [ Tele
gram to Tun BBE. ] The first year of Gr ; nd
Island Baptist college closed successfully
today with the oratorical contest between
C. P. Klrby and W. D. Smith of Grand
Island and Miss Allco Dillon of York , the
latter winning the honors. She chose ns
her subject , "Tho Unturned Cako. " which
she used as suggestive of persons who had a
one-sided development. The oration was
happy In its composition nnd the speaker's
delivery was easy and gracoful.
Dr. Wilson , president of the college , will
take the chair of Latin In the State univer
sity at Lincoln next year. These connected
with the college hero are sorry to SOQ him
leavo. His work in the past year reflects
great credit upon him. A largo audience at
tended the reception , which was held in the
college chapel.
Nebraska I.aiut In Demand.
HASTINGS , Juno 20. [ Special Telegram to
TUB Bnn.J Three sales were consummated
today which show the tendency of Adams
county farm realty. They was ono oy
Gcorgo Murrpy to a man named Hanson
from Denmark , 320 acres , § 14.100 ; ono by the
Nebraska Iloal Estate and Live Stock asso
ciation to Murray , 320 acres , $12,000. and a
small tract of cightv acres was sold to an
Immigrant just from southern Itussla for
83,000. Ho says that largo numbers of Rus
sians are preparing to como to this section
of the country to engage in farming and
that they will bring with them all the way
from 8500 to 1,000 each.
Clay County Mortgages.
Ci\i CcxTRit , Juno 20. [ Special Telegram
to Tun BEE. ] Clay county1 ? mortgaco in
debtedness record for the month of May is
as follows :
Nineteen farm mortgages filed amounting
to $22,027.03 ; twenty-eight satisfied , $25-
839.43 ; twelve city mortgages filed$0,2.'r.CO ;
fourteen satisfied , SUGO.OO ; 122 chattel
mortgages Hied. ? 24,8T9.20 ; sixty-four satis-
fled , $27,353.80. , Included in the farm mort
gages mentioned are four amounting to
55,500 given for part of purchase price.
High School Commencement.
OSCEOI.A , Juno 20. [ Special to Tun BEE. ]
The sixth annual commencement of Osco-
ola's High school was hold nt Monson's
opera house last night. Long before the
time of beginning the services the building
was crowded by Osccola's best pooplo. The
names of thu graduates are : Miss Mertlo
U Whaloy. Miss Elsie M. Daymudo , Miss
Grace M. Wbooler , Miss Bertha E. Mlckoy ,
Mr. Jesse Ward andf LaVorgno Gregg. An
address was delivered by Superintendent
Goudy of Lincoln.
Solit Mortgaged 1'roporty.
OSCEOLA , Juno 20. [ Special to THE BEE. ]
Judge Wheeler received a plea of guilty on
the part of John Granborg and sentenced
him to a term of ono year in the penitentiary
at Lincoln yesterday for selling mortgaged
property. Ho sold a buggy and horse nnd
then skipped the country. Ho was found in
Iowa.
Smalt lllnio at 1'lutUmontli.
PI.ATTSMOUTH , Juno 20. [ Special to TUB
.BISK. ] A vacant building belonging to Gcorpro
Davoy , located near the r.iilroad tracks , was
destroyed by flro last night.
Knturtntuml Good Tomplnm.
'LYONS , Nob. , Juno 20. [ Special Telegram
to Tun Bui ! . ] Fifty Good Templars wont to
Bancroft tonight to bo entertained by the ,
ledge at that placo.
- To Survey Uunclaa Count ) ' .
- The United States geological survey
under appropriations made by congress , has
. boon engaged for many years In making , not
only geological but topographical sur
veys of the country. The result of this sur
vey is the production of maps of great value
, for many uses , not only from thu standpoint
! of the geologist , but from these who bollove
In better and chopper methods of transports-
y lion. These maps have been of special im
- portance In the making of good roads , that
the producer might cheaply bring the
products of his labor to the nearest market
In making these surveys preference has
been given to localities where there was
supiKisod to bo mineral deposits. For this
reason tlioro lias been no survey made of Nebraska
braska , though ujwn urging by Senator Man
ilerscm that such a survey was doslr.tblo nor
. irrigation purposes work in central UIK
' wcHtoru Nebraska had been ordered uj
Major Powell , who U the dlrestor of UK
. survey iu the west.
9 > f MurrliiKO l.lceiiinn ,
The following marriage licenses won
Issued by the county Judge yesterday :
Nuino anil nddresi. Aeu :
I I.uurlt.s K. Larson , South Omaha , , . , 30 ! '
] Inured I'ohrsou , South Uinalm , 20
ty ( Ueorgo 8. Hones , Omaha . , . , . 25
tMury T. Hulght. Omuha . 31
is. I Ourl Iamll > orKSttuiton , In. . , 30
I Mlnnlo Mlllor , Oinahu 20
j Juiuoi L. Illco. South Omaha . , . . . , 23
1 Manila K. VUlsun , South Onmha. . , , . 2
j W. II. Qruham , Omaha . . . , „ . 2
I Martha A. IlaUcy , Omaha
j N. 0. Carey , Austin , Minn . , . 3
jo I Del M , 1'orlow , MusonUlty , la . 2
" *
, Kotle-a offlvc llnet or lea under ( 'ill ' hM'J , flfl
ccntii ; melt ( iiWIUuiKtl line ten ctnti.
loy
Mll.l-KIt Dr. It. U , aie CO years , 10 inontl
nnd 2U duyn. Funeral frum rualduncu , 101
UuiidiiK utruot , Wudneodiiy. June vl ! , utO : °
ual u. iu. , to l'n puct 11111 , i'rlcuds luvltoit.
PUPILS OF PROFICIENCY
Commencement Exorcises at the Institute
for the Deaf ,
PATIENCE AND PERSEVERANCE TRIUMPH
Sir arnilnntot Hccelre Diploma * Well
Knrncil Nnnr tlio Flatter of the Flng
riomoiit I'rogrnm of Music , l.tt-
erntura and Art.
The commencement exorcises of the Ne
braska Institute for the Dmf wore observed
yesterday afternoon In the presence of a
very largo audtcnco of visitors. The aur-
foundings of the Institute were never more
beautiful than now , nnd as the visitors approached
preached the building through the largo ,
spreading , shadolrccs that lend grace and
attractiveness to the campus , they were de
lighted with the congenial environments
that surround the students of the instttuto.
A hugo American flag floated In the breezes
from the top of a high flag polo near the
building as the first objcot to greet the
visitors upon entering the grounds.
The Interior of the main building was
tastefully decorated and the chapel In
which the commencement exorcises \verj
hold was particularly inviting. Superinten
dent Glllcsplo uiul his estimable wlfovcrj ,
as usual , very ofllciont and painstaking in
their efforts to make everybody fool at homo
nnd to make the exorcises enjoyable to both
the pupils and visitors.
Kvon Half linzon * ,
There were six graduates and thrco post
graduates hi the cla.is that bid goodby to
tl.o instltuto yesterday. They were : Asa
Harold Bcahm of David City , James An
drew Boggfl of Elton , Leroy Maynard John
son of .Lincoln , Charles August Klupo of
Saltlllo , Froa Pearl Panl of Pawnee City ,
Henry James Porter of St. James , gradu
ates ; and Elonor Cornish of Omaha , Olio
Belle Crawford of Lincoln , nnd Harry Dill-
worth Mercer of Gibbon , post-graduates. In
addition to the essays of four of the gradu
ating class there were n number of panto
mimic pieces , and exhibitions of art work ,
and of the methods of teaching employed In
the school.
After the Invocation Miss Bertha Jan-
kowskl favored the audlcuco with a choice
selection of music.
The first essay was by James Andrew
Boggs and the subject was "Arctic Explora
tions. " Tho.voung man traced In a vivid
and interesting manner the futile efforts of
explorers In trying to discover the north
polo. Ho showed that ho had read to good
advantage and had taken a keen interest in
the books devoted to Arctic explorations nnd
closed with some clover and timely sue-
gcstlons with regard to Lieutenant Peary's
experience in the polar regions and his plans
for another expedition.
Fred Pearl Parli chose William the Con
queror as a subject for his ossay. In this
production there was evidence of a keen
appreciation of great and dramatic events in
the history of the English people , The
article was well written and like the others
was given la both the sign language and by
oral enunciation simultaneously so that
everybody In the assembly could under
stand it.
The pantomimic piece "Nabbed" was
heartily enjoyed by the audience.
ArtUtlo Transformation.
At this Juncture in the program the stage
was transformed into an art studio. The pu
pils of the art department took possession
and ex-Senator Saunders was requested to
sit for a sketch. Half a dozen pupils sketched
the portly and distinguished citizen of
Omaha in full view of the audience , each
taking the subject from a different point of
vlo\v. The work was watched with the
keenest possible interest by the audience
and heartily applauded at the close.
Following this came some very interesting
performances by the little tots from the kin
dergarten department. They were raptur
ously applauded.
The methods of teaching articulation were
then illustrated by ono of the teachers and a
class of half a dozen young pupils. Both the
oral and aural features of the worlc were
inado very plain to the audience.
I'Htlonro and Porstvcrniico.
The oral class , that Is these who had
learned to speak slightly and were well up
in lip reading , gave a clover Httlo exorcise
called the "House that Jack Built. "
Miss Olio Bell Crawford ro.id an essay
upon the subject , "And Yet Again. " The
young lady speaks quito distinctly and suc
ceeded in holding the attention of the audi
ence from first to last. The central thought
of the essay was that very little could bo
accomplished without ffreat paticnco and
perseverance. The writer had evidently
prepared the essay with much care and had
exercised good Judgment in making her
illustrations and in making apt quotations to
accentuate the many excellent points in the
production.
Three boys nnd a like number of girls ap
peared in a pantomime called "Pants
O'Mlno" that created a vast amount of fun
and was greeted by a generous share of ap
plause from both pupils and visitors.
Miss Elcnor Cornish road an excellent
essay on "A Daughter of Eve. " The piece
was well written and both the reader and
the sign speaker who accompanied accom
plished tholr work In a satisfactory manner.
The visitors were delighted with the unmis
takable evidence of the success of the insti
tute as exemplified in the delivery of the
essays.
Marvoli of Improvement.
The marvelous Improvement that has boon
made in the methods of teaching the deaf
and dumb cannot bo fully appreciated until
ono sees the actual results of a few years
training such as the Nebraska Institute for
the Deaf provides ,
Superintendent Gillcsplo awarded the
diplomas at the close and delivered to the
graduates a few words of good advice and a
parting benediction.
Miss Mabel Uillcsplo closed the program
with a charming piano srolo that was heartily
applauded.
The visitors nnd friends and relatives of
the pupils spent some time in looking about
the building , inspecting the art work , the
wood carving in the manual training depart
ment nnd the display of kindergarten work.
It was ono of the most enjoyable commence-
ment days in the history of the institute.
There are three tilings worth saving
Tinio , Trouble and money-and Da Witt's
, Little Earlv Hhors will save them for you.
These little pills will save you tlraf , as they
act promptly. They will save you trouble as
they cauio no pain. They will save you
uiouov as they economize doctor's bills.
Toinnnrarllr Smpondod ,
It Is reported that owing to a misunder
standing between the parties Interested in
- the building of the proposed Interstate
- hotel , operations in the line of construction
are temporarily suspended. It is believed ,
. , however , that matters will soon DO satisfac
torily adjusted , and that building operations
will l > o pushed on to a speedy completion.
-
-
VIOliKffOE.
That la what the ordi
nary jiilla nnd bowel
medicines depend upon.
.That explains why your
IfcVbtem U in -worse
condition afterward
than before. And that
is the reason why Dr.
Pierco'a Pleasant Pel
lets are the best thing *
in the world for every
Btomach and bowel
trouble. There's no
disturbance , 110 reac
tion afterword , and their help tails , They
absolutely and permanently cure Constipa
tion , Indigestion , Bilious Attacks , Sick and
23 Bilious Huadachos. One tiny , sugar-coated
23 24 granule in a gentle laxative or regulator ;
Uirto are cathartic.
'
24 3'2 They're the smallest , tbo easiest to take
and the cheaixt , for they're yuarantced to
give satisfaction , or your money Is returned.
Bur of reliable dealer * , With nny others ,
something clso that pnyi them better will
jirobably bo urged as "just as good. " Per-
ilia Laps it u , for ( Item ; but it can't bo , for i/ou. /
117
iSO For a perfect and permanent euro of Ca
tarrh , take Dr. Sago's Catarrh Ilemody ,
THE FACT
Tlmt AYEH'S SArfcaparilla cunr.s
OTHKU9 of Scrofulous Diseases ,
Empllons , Bolls , Eczema , Liver nnd
Kidney Diseases , Dyspepsia , lUtoti-
matism , and Catarrh should bo con
vincing that the isamo course of
treatment wiLtvTtmK YOU. All
that has been said of the wonderful
cures effected by the use of
AVER'S
Sarsaparilla
during the past 50 years , truthfully
applies to-day. It is , In every sense ,
The Superior Medicine. Its curative -
tivo properties , strength , effect , and
flavor are always the same ; and for
whatever blood diseases AYEU'S
Sarsaparilla Is taken , they yield to
this treatment. When you ask for
AVER'S
Sarsaparilla
don't bo Induced to purchase any of
the worthless substitutes , which are
mostly mixtures of the cheapest in *
gradients , contain no Sarsaparilla ,
have no uniform standard of ap
pearance , flavor , or effect , are blood-
purifiers in name only , and arc of
fered to you because there is moro
profit in selling them. Take
AVER'S
Sarsaparilla
PronfircdbyDr.J. O. Aj erfeCo. , Lowell , MIWB.
Bold by all Drugl t ; iVlco $1 ; tlx bottles , $5.
Cures others wilt cure you
fl
Dr. W. H : BETTS ,
.rrlnclual and Sonltir 'Member of the
Famous Firm of
Physician s , Sir eo'nsani ' Specialists.
"Aro business ? "
they doing a Inrgo
Is a question often tt ked concornlnz
Drs. Uotts & BdttS"Inquirers urn
rcqucstqd to rondArtho following
summary iindjndKoforthainsolvos ;
Number of yonra In nnxctlco T
Offices In onor.itlon In various cities. . . . H
Assistants employed , 29
Onpltal Invested In business * 2fl3.000
Avorr.KO unniicl expenses 00,000
Avor.iRO unniril receipts lU.-I'U
Numberciises In27yo irs B1.4J- '
Complete euros oftootod 81IBS
Greatly boneflUod l.Oli
llellovcd and Improved J-
Notcurcd 20
Cost of proposed no n instltuto 12.1.030
Oostpor nnituin of advertising. 3."i,000
Itodl ustato owned by firm 200,000
Nownnderthat Dr. W. II. lletts ,
the head of this great firm. Is re
ferred to by his friends as "tho Rrny-
hulrod old doctor. " for to his untlr-
ing energy and perseverance , his
signal ability , both as a business
and professional man , ha ? the busi
ness of the firm grown from abso
lutely nothing to ! ' i present cljjan-
tlo proportions , to create and
maintain so great nn enterprise is
enough to turn any man gray.whllo
thn glow of honest pride that shines
In his kindly face , his ruddy feat
ures and quick , firm , elastic stop ,
nil bespeak the joy ho fools In the
great suoeoss ho has won and tbo
peed ho has bestowed upon his fol
low man. The sick and the suffer
ing will find In him a true and last
ing friend
DRS. BETTS & BETTS ,
119 S. 14th Street ,
Cor. Douglas St.
OMAHA , - - - - NEB.
A Cup ofjl
Rnnillinn I'alatablc. Pure , llofresli-
OUUU11UU nmultttln.
can bo made in three miriutos , thus :
talco a cup of boiling hot vcatur , stir
In a quarter teaspoon ( not moro ) of
Liebig Company's
Extract of Beef ,
Then ndd an
and BOino sherry if
llkod season care
fully . . . .
Fun SBCT
i cxtrnclexl In nioriilne'
New ono liiKorU-d atlumoon
B.iini ) day. 1'c.Tfect Ut ( 'imr-
anU'c'd ,
intli ninl 1'nfitnm fitroot- ,
Elevator on 10th Streol , Telephone 1085 ,
BKlNti THIS WITH YOU.
CAN BE CURED Iti 10 MINUTES
IIV USINU
V
Miaulo nClllillbllCWUICi
PRICE 25o PER BOX ,
Your Druggisi
flIAJUl'ACTUltlJJ ! 1ST
OMAHA , - NEB.
"Not to be Caught
With Chaff. "
DllrCWQ LJU.yGl 5 will examine well the quality and
style of materials offered at reduced prices before placing their
orders it pays to do so-
"The cheapest is not always the best"
but
"The best is always the cheapest. "
Our Suits at $2O will bear close inspection !
grades at $2g ; S3O , and $38
Q/Mc & Samples Mailed.
TAILOR 207 S. 15th St.
PAN
This wonderful preparation is Purely Vegetable : compounded
from the prescription of the Official Physician to the Court of Spain.
" Espano " recreates Mental and Nerve Power in Man and Woman.
An infallible remedy for Nervous and General Debility ,
Nervous Prostration , Creeping Paralysis , Weakness caused
j
by Debilitating Bosses , Excesses or Over-Indulgences , In
cipient Softening of the Brain or Paresis , Dizziness , I/oss of
Memory , Confused Thoughts and all Brain , Nerve or Sexual
Weaknesses. It has no equal in restoring the Stomach and Brain
to its normal condition following the abuse of Alcoholic Beverages ,
or indulgence in the Opium , Morphine ot.Chloral habit.
THE GREAT SPANISH BRAIN AND NERVE REVIVER
Have you abused the laws of nature nnd injured your nervous system ?
Are you despondent and melancholy with confused ideas nnd gloomy thoughts ?
" ESPANO " will positively euro you. It contains no mineral poisons and
is remnrknblo for nwnkening organic action throughout the system and nn
improvement in every tissue. It produces better muscles , bones , nerves , hair ,
nails , skin , blood nnd gives vigorous life to the unfortunate who has exhausted
his powers. Prepared in tablet form and packed in boxes convenient to carry
in the pocket. Each box contains 90 doses or enough to last ono month and is
worth many times its weight in gold. The price $1.00 per box or 6 boxes for
$5.00 if ordered at ono time nnd a guarantco will bo given that any case men
tioned above that it does not cure , the money will be refunded. As to our
financial standing wo refer to any bank in this city. Sent charges prepaid to
any address in United States or Canada. Put up in plain wrapper with no
mark to distinguish what it is. Send for circulars nnd testimonials. Address ,
OO. ,
1 Stockton Street
SAN FRANCISCO , CAL. , U. S. A.
An able Brain and Nerve Specialist can at any time bo confidentially
consulted entirely free of charge , personally or by mall , at the above
address.
4fcafc ye > ' < ya'fc 5 / > fc/
MAKES
THE BEST
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REASONABLE RATES
3BSO
Douglna Stroo.
The Original and Genuine
( WORCESTERSHIRE )
LEi&PMMS' '
, SAUCE
lmr rt the moot dsJldona U to and oat
EXTHAOT BOUl'U ,
OfftLETTEttfrora
aMKDIOiLOKN. tSHAVIESt
TI.KMA.N at Mid.
ru > to his brother
Hiy , 185L HOT < k COLD
"Tell
LKA h PEnillNB'
thit their eauoo la
bishly eitotmed to
JniJli , and Into lay
opinion , UiO moat
Palatable , a veil
u Ujo most wuolo- RAH1IUIT8 ,
f tuit 13
noma &uco
puule. Oee.
Beware of Imitations ;
Bee that you got Lea & Perrins1
PletutorooneTory liottleol OrUriu 5 4 Oonulna.
JOI1N PUNCAN'H BH.Nti.NEW VOKIC.
DR.
MCCREW
If the only
SPECIALIST
WDOTKI1TS ALL
PRIVATE DISEASES
and DEBILITIES of
MEN ONLY.
Women Excluded.
18 jrenrt ezptrlence ,
lltbnnd VarnaraSU. ,
OMAIU , Nxu.
RUPTURE
PJCBMANENTMT CURED „ NQ pjft
NO PAY UNTIL CUBED.
Wo refer you to 3,500 pitlcnts.
[ lUflUPIfll IKCCDCWfU Nat'l Dank of Commerce , Omaha.
rlNnMulnL litmulMI Uommn Saving Hank , Omaha.
No diilrntimi from btiRlnosH , No operation. Inves
tigate our method. Written ci'arnntue to absolutely
cure all kinds of KUl'TIIUti of both sexes without th
use of knlfo , no matter of how Ions stundlni ; ,
EXAMINATION FREE.
THE 0. E , FILLER COMPANY ,
307-308 N. TT. Life Building , Omaha , Nob.
SEND FOII Oiucur.Aii.
DrDOWNS
1316 Douglas Street , Omaha , Neb.
The eminent D8dall t In narroui , ohronlo. prlrato. blood , kln aid urinary dlietioi. A regular ul
rexlitared vraduutu In raadlolno , ni rtlglorum and oartlfloMei will she IT. li till treatlni with tha crCAtoil
iiccoif , ofttarrb. lo t manhood , somlnol wotknou , nl/lil lonai and all formj of prlruto dliuioei. N4
mercury u > od. Now traitinaat ( or Ion of vital power. l'artl unnblu torlitt ma mi ? liacroalad lit Uoint
t > j oorroipondcnoa , Modlclnuor Instrument ! iimt bf mail oraipron oourelr packmll no mirki to Indl.
catocoutentinr lender. Ouo perjoiml Intorrlow orafarrad. Caniultatlun frua. Oorreipandonca ttrlotlr
prlrato. Hook ( Mritcrlai of Llfo ) ont freo. Offloahaurg , 0 a.ia. to U p.m. SuaUuj * , 10 a. iu , to H m.
beaa ; damp ( or circular.
PROTECT AMD
Our Spectacles and Eyeglasses Arc thu IS .st.
EYES TESTED FREE , SATISPACTIOil GUARANTEED.
OPTlsai oeM 222 s , lea st ,
New York Hospital
TREATMENT.
For all
Chronic , Neryous ,
Private and
Special Diseases ,
ofbifi
MEN AND WOMEN ,
DOUGLAS DLOOK , - OMAHA , NEB
Oppotlto tlujdcQ llroi
An all Ready to Put on Shirt !
THE :
MARK
Made In nil Sleeve LonQtho
30 to 36.
Hyou have heeded the Correct Pointers ra
have heretofore been Riving > oii , you are al
ready Mcarine these shirts and are thus dzily
verilylDR our statements. There Is the best
service and the mot perfect fit In these shirrs
ol any ever told. Satisfaction aLuoluttly
guaranteed.
11 til f U WO n.l . all th train ol
KVJI.4 , WKAKNKbBHa , Uilllll.lTY , liTlX. lU t uo-
companr tlum la inun QUICKLY uiid 1'XllMA-
NKNfJ.V CUIIKK. Full HTIlKNdTJI nnd tooa
Ulvon to ororr l" rt ot the todr , I will .end i o-
curulr paclmd ) FIIKIC to BOT luflorer the prctcrlp.
tlon that cured mo of tlie trouble * . Addruii , ii.
A. UUADL1SY , IIATIL1 Ca K MlCIL