8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE- * SATURDAY , JUNE 1 , 1395.
RE MEDIES.
' RHEUMATISM CURED.
Munyon's Rheumatism Cure Is guaranteed
So cute rheumatism In any part of , the body.
Acute or muscular rheumatism can be cured
n from ono to five days. H speedily cures
nhootlng pains , tciallca , lumbago and all rheu-
natlc pains In the back , hip nnd loins. H
seldom falls to give relief after
one or two dose * , and almost Invarl-
.bly cures before one bottle has been used.
I'rlco 25 cents and 50 cents.
STOMACH AND DYSPEPSIA CURE.
Munyon's Stomach and Dyspepsia Cure
cures all forms of Indigestion anJ stomach
trouble , such as rising of food , distress after
citing , shortness of breath and all affections
if the heart caused by Indigestion , wind on
the ctomach , bad taste , offensive breath , loss
if appetite , falntneas or weakness of stomach ,
headache from Indigestion , soreness of stomach
ach , coateJ tongue , heartburn , shooting pains
of the stomach , constipation , dizziness and
lack of energy. Price 25 cents.
CATARRH CURE.
Catarrh Positively Cured Are you willing
to fpend CO cents for a euro that positively
cures catarrn by removing the cause of the
disease ? If no ask your druggist for a 25-
cent bottle of Catarrh Tablets. The catarrh
euro will eradicate the disease from the sys
tem and the tablets will cleanse and heal tbc
aflllctcd parts and restore them to a natural
and healthful condition.
Munyon's Liver Cure corrects headache ,
biliousness , jaundice , constipation and all liver
Jlseascs. Price 25 cents.
Munjon'i Cold Cure prevents pneumonia and
breaks up a cold In a few hours. Price 25
cents.
Munyon's Cough Cure stops cough , night
sweats , nllaya poreness and epeedlly heals the
lungs. Price 25 cents.
Munyon's Headache Cure stops headache In
three minutes. Price 25 cents.
Munyon'R Pllo Ointment positively cures all
forms of riles. I'rlco 25 cent" .
Munyon's Asthma Cure anJ Herbs nro guar
anteed to relieve asthma In three minutes
.and cure In five days. Price CO cents cadi.
Munyons Blood Cure eradicates all Impuri
ties of the blood. Price 25 cents.
Munyon's Vltallzer Imparts now life , re
stores lost power to weak and debilitated
men. I'rlco $1.00.
Munyon's Homeopathic Remedy company ,
1505 Arch , Philadelphia , Pa. , puts up spe
cifics for nearly every disease , mostly for 25
rents a Ijjtlle.
Sold by nil druggists.
A full line of
MUNYON'S REMEDIES ,
On hand. Mailed on receipt of price.
Tin'.Ai.oi : .t I'lcxroi.n co. ,
1(03 Putnam Street , Opposite Paxton Hotel.
OMAHA.
MUNYON'S
All remedies mailed upon receipt of price
Guide to Health with every
purchase of his genuine
remedies from
'
KUHN & CO.
,
15th ard Douglas. Omaha Agency.
Searies&Searles
SPECIALIST .
All forma of Blood and
Skin Dlioiisos. Soies , Spots.
I'linpU'H , Scrofula , Tumors.
'I ft tor , Kuro.nu and Illood
I'o'hon thoroughly clcnnsud
fiom lliusy-itum.
IjADIbS Klven direful
uiul spuclul attention for nil
many peculiar till-
CflTAR H , Throat
. .imps Liver , Dyspupshi
ijTronblot cuied by spoulul
'course ' of t ruiilincnt.
WFAIf n/iiM ( VITALITY WUAK ) inaito
v - " ' iwii-i | ) CIOHO
Bu jy oo applica
tion to tmslncFs or etudy , aevcro mentnl
trnln or urlef , SHXUAI , KXOCSSis : In middle
life or from tlie effects of > outhrtil follleti. all
yield readily to our new tieatnxnt [ or loss of
vltnl power.
WDITP Your trouble ! It out ot oily. Thcmindj
n Hi1C | cured at home by oontf'pun.li'ice.
Dr , Scarles & Searlss,1 , 1110 Oni iliu 1'iirn.iin , ficb. ,
'Handsomer in
Ask yburdcdlerfirniem
Rowland Win , Bailev , D , DS
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.DENTIST
. ,
3'1 ' floor Paxtor
Ulock ,
Finest and Best Dental Worli
Golil I'illliiuM , Crown tuid ll-ld o Work
Teeth extracted wlttiuut pain without HIM.
Uss Dr. Ballcy'sTooth Powclc
I UCw PAPP * ; AI.IJADouTCii iNijir
Hen r Oil CO tiioKsatureJmi'l "
Inn lllonilfhrs.ln IMl n , | HH > | C taf a
John II.V > lbiirr , in\V.-MSt.N.V ,
Irvintor nt Wuodtuu's facial tivtji.
A.MUSE1MF5NTS.
NOW OI > EN rou TUB BCASON.
THE mm OF THE ES1
TABLES runNisimn PIONIC
PAUL ALEXANDER JOHNSTON !
the world's oply mlml render , will RYO !
number of exhibitions both BtnrtlliiK an
mystifying at 4 i > . m. In the nmphlthcatu
on Sunday , Ho will alco repeat his dlv
Sunday for a marked tnil hidden needle i
Courtland lake.
Ills startllufT exhibitions In mlml read
Ing nro the talk of nil scientists.
BIO SIX DAY
BIGYGLE RAGE
AT THE COM8KUM. Jt'NKad to JUNE Klh
iji hour * each nlKht , from S to 1CKO 1 > M Tut
will undoubtedly bo the fuslot racu ever ru
In the wujt , , Vou cumuil atlnrd to m i II
JL Owa tUUnlc orcrj mj hi
ITATE DRUGGISTS' MEETING
'hanmceutical ' ABSociation of Nebraska to
Convene in Omaha Next Week.
WILL ENJiY THEMSELVS rlEARIUY
Ono Day Set Ailile for Athletic Conte t
mid Una Night for H Untieing
1'iirty 1'rocrnm of Munition
nnd Diversion.
Omaha will be honored next week with the
onvcntton of tlu Nebraska State Pharma-
cutlcal association , composed of rcprescnta-
Ivo druggists from every county In the
tatc. A large attendance Is anticipated
, nd an elaborate program lias been pre-
lared. N. A. Kuhn has been elected chair-
nan of entertainments by the local drug
gists. The convention will be held at the
'hurston Hides' armory. The Mercer hotel
till be headquarters and the sessions will
10 held on Monday , Tuesday and Wednes
day , with Thursday as n field day at Court-
and beach ,
The program , as officially prepared by the
ommlttco of arrangements Is :
Monday , 7:30 : p. m. Members will meet at
ho headquarters at Mercer hotel nnd march
o Thurston Rifles' armory , the place for
holding meetings. Meeting called to order
iy president at 8 o'clock. Opening by
irnyer , Rev. S. W. Butler. Address of
velcomo by the mayor of Omaha , Hon. Geo.
' . Bemls. Response on behalf of drug
gists of state by the mayor of Beatrice ,
M. E. Shultz.
Address of welcome to druggists of state on
ehalf of Omaha druggists , ' L. M. Rbeem ,
'h. 0. , E. B. S. M. Response by G. J.
Evans , Hastings , Neb. Reading , of minutes.
\ddrcss of President Gerlng.
Spelling School Schoolmistress , Mrs. J.
Crlssey Hoobler ( whose words all cars took
aptlve. ) First prize , Seymour cash regls-
erj second prize , ladles' pearl handled fan ;
bird prize , one perfection prescription file
and cabinet.
Tuesday , 9 a. m. Meeting called to order ,
leading of minutes. Applications for mem
bership. 9:30 : Reports of ofilcers and com
mittees. 10:30 : Paper , Mrs. Belle Ilellman ,
recumseli. Query No. 12 "Should a Stand
ard of Literary Training be Required of Ap-
> llcants for Examination ? " 11:00 : Paper ,
'The Art of Pharmacy , " J. H. Lcomls ,
Omaha. 11:30 : Paper , "Ethical Patents , "
I. W. Snow , Omaha.
Tuesday Afternoon This will bo exhibitors'
and traveling men's afternoon at the hall.
In the evening a card party will bo given
at the Mercer hotel.
Wednesday , 9:00 : a. m. Meeting called to
order. Miscellaneous business. 9:30 :
'aper , VJThe Soda Fountain , Jts Uses nnd
Abuses , " Mrs. Julia C. Hoobler , Omaha.
10:00 : Paper , query No. C , "Practical Tests
o Determine Purity of Essential Oils , "
3. L. Becker , Council Bluffs. 10:30 :
1'aper , "Judicious Advertising for Oie Retail
Druggist , " M. W. Ryerson , Omaha. 11:00 :
"aper , "The Relation that Should Exist De-
ween the Doctor and the Druggist , " J. W.
iloore , Harvard. 11:30 : Paper , "Tho Fine
) o Sieclo Drug Man , " Mrs. H. N. Shuman ,
Nebraska City.
Wednesday Afternoon , 2:00 : Meeting
called to order. Paper , Dr. E. M. Parks ,
) maha. Miscellaneous business. 2:30 :
Selecting place of meeting for 1896. 3:00 :
Election cf olllcers.
Wednesday evening there will bo a dancing
party at the Mercer Siotcl.
DAY OF ATHLETICS.
Thursday will be devoted to athletic con-
ests nt Courtland beach , at which the follow-
"ng sports and prizes will be the attraction :
Tug of war , twelve on a side , North Platte
against South Platte. First prize , one case ,
Golden Star champagne ; second prize , to
each of losers , one box of mustard plasters
that will "draw. "
Children's running race , under 13 years ,
fifty yards. First prize , one white silk
jiarasol ; second prize , one white silk para
sol.
Hoop contest , druggists' wives and daugh-
: ers , seven yards. To the lady who throws
: ho moU hoops over blindfolded , bashful ,
jackward , but not boisterous boys ( travelers ) ;
no dodging ; five hoops and a whoop. First
; > rlze , one largo bottle "Sweet Fia" perfume ;
Second prize , one largo bottle "Circassian
[ lose" perfume. To the traveling man who
catches the most hoops , one bottle of finest
White Rose.
Sack race , forty yards : First prize , ten
gallons of best prepared paints ; second
[ irlze , gents' silk umbrella ; to last man , two
dozen capsicum plasters.
Ladles' egg and spoon race ; no gum ; spoon
to be held by end of handle , else barred :
First prize , holiday novelty ; second prize ,
ono perfume set complete ; third prize , half
dozen bottles wine ; fourth prize , half dozen
bottles orange wine ,
Traveling men's running race , 100 yards :
First prize , ono cut glass bottle "Shandon
Bells" perfume ; for the rest , ono case ol
Jarvls brandy , 1877.
Pestle throwing ; to druggist or drug clerk
throwing pestle farthest backward : First
prize , twelve one-half gallon cans liquid
granite ; to losers , strengthening plasters.
Drug clerks' foot race , 100 yards : First
prize , ono bottle Linden Bloom ; for losers ,
Belladonna plasters.
LadUs' boat race : First prize , ladles'
white silk umbrella ; second prize , ladles'
black silk umbrella.
Gents' boat race ; two to n crew ; no cox-
swntn : First prize , one lot Rtchnrdson Drug
company's Pharmaceuticals , 15 , Richardson
Drug company ; ono lot elixirs and fluid
extracts ; second prize , to each , one-hall
pound triple extract perfume ; to last crew ,
half-dozen pints "Pride of Louisville. "
Gents' potato race ; ten potatoes : Flrsl
prize , ono dozen Wine of C. L. Oil ; second
prize , ono copy Curtman's Chemical Notes ;
Third prize , half dozen pints "Pride ol
.Louisville. "
Ladles' cracker race ; three crackers ; First
PLEASANT.
ELLETS
CURB * * *
SICK HEADACHE ,
BILIOUSNESS ,
CONSTIPATION ,
INDIGESTION ,
DYSPEPSIA ,
POOR APPETITE ,
and all derangements of tlie
Stomach , Liver and Howels ,
Of all druggists ,
ONCE USED * .
ALWAYS IN FAVOR.
YOUNQ SPIRITS ,
a vigorous body and
robiut strctiKth fol
low peed health ,
lint all fail when the
vital powers aic
weakened. Nervous , ,
debility and loss of
ninnlv power result i
from tind habitscon
tracted by the young
through JKiioiatico
of their ruinous con
sequences. I/iw
spirits , melancholia ,
impaired memory ,
morose or itiitnbie
temper , fear of impending : calamity and n
thousand and one derangements of body
and mind , result from such pernicious prac
tices. All these are permanently cured by
improved methods of treatment without the
patient leaving home.
A medical treatise written in plain but
chahte language , treating of the nature ,
symptoms and curability of ouch diseases-
Bent securely sealed in a plain envelope , on
receipt of Uiisiioticc with 10cents in stamp * ,
for postage Address , WORI Ji'S DISHJN-
6.\RV BlUiaCAL A&ociAruw , DuQalQ. N.Y.
irlze , ono extra largo pyramid ; second prize ,
one-half dozen pints Jarvls orange wine ,
Ullndfold hat race : First prize , one-half
dozen quarts Jarvls old port ; second prize ,
one-fourth dozen quarts Jarvls old port.
Hop , skip anil jump : First prize , 100
Chancellor cigars ; second prize , one-half
dozen pints "Prldo of Louisville. "
Cents' tub race , each contestant to furnish
his own tub : First prize , ono Munyon's
case ; second prize , fifty Chancellor cigars ;
Third prize , ono copy McMaher's Hints ; to
oscrs , Uceman's pepsin gum.
Ucst standing Jump ; proprietors only :
< * lrst prize , one pound gran. eff. bromo-
caffelno ; second prize , half dozen pints
'I'rldo of Louisville. "
Ladles' target match ; druggists' wives and
daughters : First prize , ono cut glass bottle
tlo "Shandon Dells" perfume ; to each of the
rest , a bottle of White's Yucatan gum.
To druggist's wlfo or daughter guessing
icarest to the number of pins In a cushion :
'Irst prize , one-sixth dozen bottles Irondequolt
wine ; second prize , one-twelfth dozen bottles
rondcquolt wine.
For the best paper read at the meeting ,
ono quart bottle Nonpareil cologne.
Ullndfold field race. To the druggist who
Inds first a box in the center of a 200-foot
ilrcle. All contestants being blindfolded to
> clew the nose and placed on outside of
Ircle. To nnd box by touching with cane.
'Irst prize , 100 Chancellor cigars ; to losers ,
a package ot court plaster ; to some losers , a
oil of plaster.
Tandem team race , lady drivers , 200 feet :
To driver of the fastest team of druggists
led tandem , one ostrich duster ; to each of
he winning team , one-half pound triple ex-
ract perfume ; to driver of last team , one-
talt dozen bottles wine.
Ladles' potato race , five potatoes ; first
prize , one pound triple extract pcrfumo ;
ccond prize , one-half dozen bottles toilet
vatcr , assorted.
Druggist proprietors only ; wheelbarrow
ace , handicap , 100 yards and return ; five
eel start for every five pounds over ICO
> ounds ; If turning post Is knocked down It
las to be placed in position before proceed-
ng ; first winners of other events barred :
'Irst prize , ono dozen mounted Circassian
ese , No. 99 ; second prize , ono card "Up to
Date" perfumes , No. 770.
Rock tossing contest ; winners of other
vents barred : First prize , ono Remington's
'ractlco of Pharmacy ; second prize , one
ozen RlcharOson Drug company's fruit
ulccs.
Clay pigeon shoot , 10 birds ; first prize ,
'erfectlon counter scale ; second prize , ' 100
Chancellor cigars.
The prizes are all donated by the generous
druggists , wholesale and retail , ot Omaha ,
Council Hlufrs , Rochester , St. Louis , Detroit ,
Chicago and other cities.
OFFICERS AND COMMITTEES.
The officers and committees of this asso
ciation are :
President , Henry R. Qerlng , Plsttsmouth ;
vice president , A. V. Pease , Falrbury ; second
vice president , n. E. Capps , Superior ; third
vice president , II. W. Snow , Omaha ; fourth
vice president , M. II. Dates , Hazard ; fifth
vice president , C. D. Compton , Curtis ; secre-
ary , W. L. Hellman , Tecumseh ; treasurer ,
ferry Dowen , Wood River ; local secretary ,
C. R. Sherman , Omaha.
Executive Committee C. R. Sherman ,
Omaha ; M. E. Shultz , Deatrlce ; E. W. Dsx-
ten , Hastings.
Legislative Committee C. J. Daubach , J.
II. Harley , Lincoln ; II. D. Doyden , Grand
Island.
Trade Interests 0. A. Drown. Plattsmouth ;
II. J. Tucker , Grand Island ; J. J. Teten , Ne-
jraska City.
Pharmacy and Queries M. E. Shultz , Deat
rlce ; A. F. Straitz , North Platte ; Julia Hoob-
er , Omaha.
Membership C. M. Cruncleton , Deatrlce ;
James Reed , Nebraska City ; A. D. Hunt ,
North Dcnd ; Smith C. Wilson , W. M. Wlde-
ner. Lincoln ; L. D. Hoyt. E. A. W. Snell , H.
S. Weller , Omaha , W. D. Haller , Dlalr ; Q.
W. Porter. Orand Island.
Deceased Members Theodore St. Martin ,
Wahoo ; D. F. Drenel , Murray ; S. W. Orton ,
Weeping Water.
Local Exhibits G. J. Evans , Hastings ; E.
W. Dexten , Hastings ; H. H. Darth , Lincoln.
Entertainment N. A. Kuhn , Julia M.
Crlsscy , Omaha ; J. F. Gereke , Seward ; D. J.
Koenlgsteln , Norfolk ; M. Parr , Omaha ; C. J.
Daubach , Lincoln ; E. A. W. , Snell. II. S. Wel
ler , M. W. Ryerson , C. E. Dedwell. L. P.
Hoyt , Amos Field , W. J. Hughes , J. T. Klns-
ler , Omaha ; O. J. Evans , Hastings ; II. W.
Snow , Omaha ; Lute Fulkerson , Fremont ;
deorgo W. Mercer , Omaha : J. J. Teten , Ne
braska City ; J. A. Fuller , James Forsyth , C.
J. Price. Omaha ; O. II. Snyder , Plattsmouth ;
A. M. Clark , Hastings.
Housekeeper's best friend the name by
which Dr. Price's Unking Powder Is known.
AKKESTED A BRTJIAIj FATHER
thnrgca Aliulo thnt Yurton Treated III * Bon
) n itn Iiihiiiimn .Mil M MIT.
A warrant was Issued from police court
yesterday for the arrest of J. D. Yarton
for an assault committed upon his 12-year-
ol 1 son , Llewlyn. The child showed evidence
of a terrible beating , and , according to the
story told by himself and his elder brother ,
the father Is deserving of the attention of
the authorities.
Yarton draus $21 a month pension and a
good salary besides , but the boy's appearance
Indicates that but little of It has been spent
on him. Ills hair is unkempt and his clothes
ragged and dirty. He is a bright little
fellow , however. He claims that he was so
disturbed by his rarged appearance that he
was unable to go through tne exercises at
school and was sent home by the teacher.
This was last Wednesday , and when ho re
turned his father took him Into the kitchen
and gave him a terrible beating with a
heavy strap. There was a big buckle on the
business end of the strap and this left
twenty-four black and blue spots on the
boy's head and body. His brother brought
him down to the police station yesterday ,
where he told his story and an olllcer was
sent out after the father.
lliMiltli In the Ilntnoliold
Is pretty nearly a surety If Allen's Hygienic
Fluid is there. There is no medicine Its
equal for all-around usefulness. First ol
all , It Is a preventive medicine wards off al !
contagious diseases. It heals and purifies
bruises , burns , scalds and sores of all kinds ,
ryllls germs and odors. Its many other
uses are described In a pamphlet which will
bo mailed free if you address the Chas. L
Allen Co. , St. Louis , Mo.
linpoiiitlilo to Live > n This Country
Without hearing about the Northwestern
line's evening "Chicago Limited , " for people
WILL talk about Its conveniences , tastefulness -
ness and comprehensive up-to-dateness ,
Omaha , GIG : p. m. ; Chicago , 8:15 : a. m. Yes-
tlbuled sleeping cars , chair cars , a la carte
diners , Plntsch gas , EVERYTHING. No extra -
tra cost.
Other Northwestern trains at 11:05 : a. m
and 4 p. m. dally. Want'your trunk checkeO
at home ?
City ticket odlce , 1401 Farnam street.
Tul.c th" ItiirllnKton Jtmtto
To St. Joseph and Kansas City , Qulckosi
ind best line.
City Ticket Office. 1324 Farnam St.
HTKC1AL , KXUUUSION
To Hot Spring' , South DiiUota.
Juno 7 , via Northwestern line. Tlcke
oftlco 1)01 Farnam street ; depot , 15th am
Webster street.
Ilomoenkem' Kxoiirsloni.
On May 21 and June 11 , 1S95 , the Union
Pacific system will sell tickets from Mlssour
river points and stations In Kansas and Ne >
braska to points couth and west in Nebraska
and Kansas , also tu Colorado , Wyoming , Utal
and Idaho , cast of Welser and south of Deavei
Canon , at rate of ono first class standard fan
for the round trip. Minimum rate , $7.00. II
P. Deael , city. ticket agent U. P. syitem
1302 Farnam street , Omaba.
DvNtar rilcvprr.
The Union Pacific Den\er Fast Mall trait
: arrles a Pullman sleeper with buffet service
leaving Council Dluffs dally at 6 p. m.
Omaha at 6:15 : p. m. , and arriving at Den
ver S a. m. next morning.
Reservations secured at Union Pacific cltj
ticket office. HARRY P. DEUEL.
City Ticket Agent.
1302 Farnam Street.
llnmcueokcrik' l.xcnr < lon.
Tutiday , June 11 , one fare for round trip
minimum round trip rate $7.00 ; limit , 20 days
To all points on the F. E. & M. V. R. R. It
Nebraska , Wyoming and South Dakota
TIcVU once HOI Farnam street.
J. R. DUCHANAN.
j General Paiaenger Agent ,
S , P , HORSE M GOODS CO ,
To Oreatfl a Big Sensation in Mtn's Furnishing
ingOobds. .
WE ALMOST GIVE : OURS AWAY
Hplcndld Valiifs-NcwJTMInRi All the Stock
Included In 'Itlli HI rent Snturilnjr
Slnih of 1'rlochHn I'urnlMiltic
Uoodi.
Light weight woolen underwear In gray
and blue mixed , $1.25 quality for 75c.
Light weight Imported wool underwear ,
warranted not to shrink , $1.GO.
Plain Bummer shirts and drawers 15c.
Ilalbrlggan and gray mixed underwear , 25c
and 29c.
French balbrlggan , with pearl buttons ,
French balbrlggan shirts and drawers , 34
o r 4 , GOc
Negligee shirts , collars and cuffs attached ,
49c.
49c.75c
75c negligee shirts tomorrow BOc.
All $1.50 and $1.25 fancy shirts , collar and
cufTs attached , $1.15.
French percale shirts , good ones , 98o.
Fancy shirts , 3 collars and cuffs , $1.00.
40c negligee shirts for 25c.
Unlaundered shirts , pure linen bosom , N. Y.
mills muslin , double stitched , the $1.00 shirt ,
'or D8c.
Our regular GOc unlaundercd shirt 37&c.
$1.00 laundered white shirts 75c.
Gulot suspenders , 20c ; silk embroidered
suspenders , lOc ; silk flowered suspenders ,
brass buckles , 40c.
Men's fast black half hose lOc.
Men's mixed seamless half hose IGc.
Men's 2Gc black half hose , double soles , 14c.
100 dozen new summer neckwear In bows ,
ecks , Windsors , four-ln-hands to sflect from.
White bows , 5c ; washable bows , lOc.
Washable , roversable , four-in-hands , IGc.
All band bows , In latest patterns , 20c.
All silk Windsors , fancy and plain colors ,
20c.
20c.All
All silk tecks , 25c ; 7Gc ties , GOc.
Ladles' belt ties 26c , and 4-ln-hands 2Gc.
IJoys' sweaters 25c.
Men's sweaters , In blue and black , GOc.
A sample line of pajmas sent us on ap
proval will be closed out at half price.
S. P. MORSE DRY GOODS CO.
KVIKVTIIINO : jiuvr ao.
Not a I'lcco to I'o Lett , No .Matter Wnut
tlio Sacrifice.
The equity must be closed out. The law
Is plain. Tlie receiver must realize , that
[ 3 how the court orders. No reserve , but
satisfaction for the credlors , no matter what
slaughter must take place to do It.
It Is almost beyond credence the prices at
which the Equity Clothing Co. Is hustling
out the bran new reliable clothing bought
only this last spring.
Call and see for yourself.
Just think of It.
All wool cheviot suits at $3.75 , worth as
high as $9.00 and $10.00.
Flno black and blue regent cut sacks at
$5.00 , worth $12.00 In any other store In the
city.
city.Silk
Silk mixed and black worsted 4-button cut
away sulls at $6.75 , would be cheap at $15.00
anywhere.
All goods In the house reduced In proper
tion. Nothing reserved and all must go.
EQUITY CLOTHING CO. ,
13th and Farnam.
Hellman Block.
Offered by the Chicago , Milwaukee & St.
Paul rallWay , the short line to Chicago. A
clean train , made up and started from Omaha.
Daggagc checked from residence to destina
tion. Elegant train service and courteous
employes. Entire train lighted by electricity
and heated by steam , with electric light in
every berth. Finest dining car service In
the west , with meals served "a la carte. "
The Flyer leaves at 6 p. in. dally from Union
Depot.
City Ticket Office , 1504 Farnam street. C.
S Carrier , city ticket agent.
rUNCUATj DlltKCTOUb1 ASSOCIATION
.Meeting ; Hot Spring * , South Dulcotn , Juno
11 mill 18 , 18115.
Special rates June 10th via the North
western line from all Nebraska stations. Ask
your nearest agent or write the undersigned
for particulars.
J. n. BUCHANAN.
O. P. A. F. E. & M. V. U. R. . Omaha , Neb.
Special rates June 7 also.
Miminer Tourist ItcUutH Via thn W.Umali
Are now on sale ; for folders giving routes ,
rates , etc. , call at Wabash omco , 1415 Far
nam street.
All Knnnil Cillltr n , Chiifged.
A half dozen cases against offenders against
the garbage ordinance , which have been hangIng -
Ing fire In police court for a week , were
decided by Judge Berka yesterday. The de
fendants were found guilty In each Instance
and a uniform fine of $5 and costs was as
sessed. The defendants filed appeal bonds
and the cases will go to the district court.
Housekeepers who tried all brands ol
cream tartar baking powders use Dr.
Price's only.
( Irinith mid the city I ) Iff or.
The city has Interposed a demurrer for the
purpose of meeting the damage suit of W.
H. Griffith. Griffith owns lots between Chicago
cage and Davenport streets , near Twenty-
fifth. Twice the grade of the alley back ol
his lots has been changed. The second time
Griffith was allowed no damages. Ho clalmE
ho was present at the appointed time foi
meeting the appraisers. They failed to get
together and hear his objections. In consequence
quence they made a return to the city coun
cil of "No damages , " whereas , as a matter
of fact , Griffith thinks he IB entitled tc
$350. Ho has sued for this amount , though
the city claims there is no merit In his ac
tion. _
IIAVC YOU SMUlilMU TOO MUCH ?
Take Ilorsford'rf < \ < cUI rimnplmto.
It will relieve the depression caused there
by ; quiet nervesiiand Induce refreshing
sleep.
sleep.What
What Is more attradttvo than a pretty face
with a fresh , brlght-icomplexion ? For It ,
use Pozzonl's Powder.
IIAVDKK
Special llnrtrnln * for t ntunlny In ( lent *
KurnlnliliiR llooilt.
1 case of men's gauze undershirts only
12V4c , worth 20c.
1 lot of men's fine balbrlggan shirts nnd
drawers only 25c , worth 60c.
Men's fast black sax only 12V4c , worth 25c.
100 dozen men's unlaundcrrd shirts , Dlack-
Rtono brand , New York mills muslin , only
GOc each , worth 7Gc.
1 lot of men's fancy shirts , laundered and
unlaundcred , only GOc , worth $1.00
100 dozen men's suspenders , worth GOc and
7Gc , reduced to 2Gc.
1 case of men's white laundered shirts , GOc
each , good value.
Men's white shirts , laundered , Manhattan
brand , $1.00 , worth 71. BO.
Men's heavy wool sweaters $1.GO , worth
$2.50.
1 lot of men's 26-Inch unbrcllas , late style
handles , only $1.50 , worth $3.00.
* CORSETS.
100 dozen ladles' summer ventilating cor
sets 35c , worth 7Ge. '
60 dozen summer corsets 50c , worth $1.00.
HOSIERY.
100 dozen children's fast black cotton hose ,
Derby rjbbed , only 12V4c , worth 25c.
1 case ladles' fast black seamless cotton
hose , 12',4c , worth 25c.
Special tomorrow : 100 dozen fast black
cotton hose , our 40c quality , reduced to 25c.
ladles' taffeta mitts 12 > ,4c , worth 25c.
100 dozen boys' shirt waists 25c , worth 50c.
COOL AS A CUCUMBER.
LADIES , we want you to see our midsummer
mer house gowns and street dresses , made of
chambray percales and organdie lawns.
Our stock embraces nearly nil the very
latest designs In material and cut , and our
popular prices make them the cheapest ever
offered.
Just opened an elegant line of DRESSING
EACQUES made of India linen , trimmed with
flno embroidery ; prices $1.10 , $1.69 , $1.93.
CAPES , JACKETS AND SKIRTS , cut In
two. Our stock of these goods Is still largo
and must be reduced at ones.
DUCK SUITS , navy , tan , black , dots ,
stripes and white grounds , at $1.48 and $1.93 ;
these suits are the very latest , and at about
lialf the usual price.
LADIES' SILK WAISTS , $2.69. Wo have
IncludeJ In this sale all goods formerly ) ld
at from $3 to $5 ; light and dark ground
full sleeves and new patterns.
TO TRIM YOUR HAT.
30 satin violets for 25c.
3 silk and velvet roses for 25c.
Assorted flowers any color or shade , lUc
spray.
French flowers of every known kind nnd
color , 25c ; really worth $1.
50c straw hats In black and all colors and
lots of styles at 25c.
Children's $1 trimmed hats , 49c.
Ladles' trimmed hats , equal to any $2 hat ,
$1.25 ,
Ladlco' trimmed ! hats , equal to any $4 hat ,
$ ° 25 *
Ladles' trimmed hats , equal to any $8 hat ,
$1.50.
Ladles' trimmed hats , equal to any $10
hat , $5.
Besides this , we will save you fancy prices
on the trimmings of nny hat you may order.
Our trimmers are of that acknowledged abil
ity that but few houses can employ , unless
they do a large business to justify the em
ployment of experts.
HAYDEN BROS.
A Card from U. 1' . Mo rue.
Today we place on sale the white
goods nnd wash goods that we purchased
from Sherman , Cecil & Co.'s New York
clearing sale , consisting of Swisses , jaconets ,
India llnons , dimities , French organdies ,
crepons , pllsslcs , ginghams , crinkle crcpons ,
sateens all the most desirable cloths for hot
weather. They will be sold at about half
price. The line Is so large and varied that
wo cannot quote prices. Rest assured you
will see bargains , particularly In whlto
goods. More than the cost of a big ad
vertisement will bo taken off the price of
the goods. Sale Saturday morning , June 1st.
S. P. MORSE DRY GOODS CO.
In Colclir.ito the Ammorsury.
The Young Men's Christian association
board of directors has elected the following
officers for the ensuing year : President ,
Elijah W. Halford ; vice president , C. A.
Starr ; treasurer , II. J. Penfold ; recording
secretary , A B. Dale. The anniversary of
the association will be observed Sunday after
noon at 4 o'clock In association hall.
Charles M. Jessop of New York nnd Major
Halford will deliver the addresses.
Health and economy alike demand of
wives and mothers the use of Dr. Price's
Baking Powder , an unequalled standard of
purity nnd strength.
BILL DOKOAN "oWNS IT ALL.
Appr.ilnor llroitoh Tal.is on Contractor' *
Property nt the I'uiiltcntliirr.
The nppralsers of the state penitentiary
stcck have not reached an agreement on
values and probably will not before next
week.
week.W.
W. J. Broatch of Omaha Is now engaged
In making estimates. The amount of prop
erty located at the penitentiary , ho says , Is
enormous , but he felt unable to place an
approximate estimate on Its worth , though
he felt sure It would not exceed $20,000. In
no case can It exceed $35,000 , tlie limit of the
legislative appropriation. Gale , Dorgan's
appraiser , left Thursday night for Lincoln ,
having been In the city to confer on values.
"Tho stale will get nn immense quantity
of stuff , " Mr. Broatch says , "which will be
so cheap that It can well afford to take It.
I was surprised to find on Investigation how
little the state really has at tbc peniten
tiary. Practically everything belongs to
the contractor except the Iron walls. Ho
owns the bedding , the cooking utensils , the
horses , stock , the electric light plant and
even the clothing on the men's backs. " Some
of this stuff , however , .Mr. Broatch explained ,
ho would not think of touching. It Is so
worthless. An Inventory of the peniten
tiary stuff was prepared by Dorgan and
handed Mr. Broatch when at Lincoln a few
days since. Using this , he says , he went
through the buildings in company with ex
perts who were called In to examine as to
the worth of the machinery and plumbing.
"One of ths conditions of my appointment. "
said Mr. Broatch , "was that I could call In
two experts on this subject. I have called
In Mr. Davis , of Davis & Cowglll , and Mr.
Free , of Free & Black. "
Umpire Gaflln has been called upon several
times to patah up difficulties encountered by
Broatch and Gale , but some of the hardest
nuts yet remain to be cracked. It will be
necessary for the appraisers to d ° termlne
what value to place on the unexpired con
tract , If any. It had four and one-half years
to run , Mr. Broatch said. Then there are
conditions In the contract which he thinks
have not been carried out , such as the fail
ure to construct the eighty cells called for
by the contract.
Rats and cockroaches agree * that one free
lunch of Stearn'a Electric Paste is fatal ; 25c.
100 Dozen Today
Suspenders Saturday ,
Fancy Brass One Day Only
Buckles Special
Zephyr , June Splurge
Rubber Edged at
Fifteen Cents
A PAIR ,
All Kinds and Colors arc displayed in Show Window.
You Never Bought a Bettci1 Pair for Fifty Ccois.
fiT
W. R. BENNETT CO. ,
Carpets , laltings , Curtains ,
A Ildtliv Giit in Prices all Along tlie Line. . T )
( / O
All wool Carpet per yard. . . * . * 37c
Art square , 7 x9 ft $8.25
Chinese Matting , per yard QG
7 ft. Opaxue Shade , fringed , complete 27G
Extra values Lace Curtains , per pair
Dotted Swiss , per yard , )
Curtain Scrim , per yard #
Reduced Prices on Brussels Carpets.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS MEET
Union I'aclllu Mcrves Notice to Got OfT 111
ICiclit of VVuy.
The corporations which the county com
missioners un.lcr the leadership of Commis
sioner Williams started after a few weeks
ago , have como to tlmo and signified their
willingness to comply with the new rule , re
lating to the stationing1 of poles along the
public highways. A warm discussion arose
when Mr. Williams first Introduced his reso
lution to compel the location of telegraph
and telephone poles within a distance of six
feet of the road boundaries nnd some of the
members predicted that lawsuits would prob
ably follow. The sheriff has served the com-
panics with notice , and Information has been
received that the' ooles would bo moveJ. The
county commissioners held a meeting yes
terday and received this Information. They
also were In receipt of.a communication from
the Union Pacific , entering complaint against
the encroachments of the county on that com
pany's right of way. The board was notified
that it must discontinue the grading which Is
being done along the road leading from Val
ley to Dodge county and change Its course.
The Union Pacific claims there are a number
of roads which are located upon Its right
of way and must be changed.
The returns of the county assessors will bo
due on Juno 10. In anticipation of the event ,
Commissioner Stenbcrg offered a resolution ,
which carried , calling the board together on
June 11 at 10 o'clock a. m. , as a Hoard of
Equalization to continue In session up to and
Including June 25. The first assessor to
make his return was Chris Dalimnko of
Millard , who brought In his books , together
with a bill for $147. Some dispute has arisen
respecting certain lands In Millard precinct
which the surveyor ha adjusted , however , by
casting up the number of acres to be as
sessed.
J. W , Illythln , county physician , was
granted a leave of absence for ten days.
A report from the charity store was to
the effect that the number receiving aid
had been reduced to SS9.
A compromise settlement for the payment
of taxes of 1SC9 was made to the board by
Warren Swltzler , who represented several
hundred acres of land , standing in the name
of C. II. Urlffcn.
JSniT hut lllil.
A Pure Rye Whiskey from Its birthplace ,
Allegheny , Pa. It Is a new article here , but
ono of the oldest and best known Whiskies
In the East. Ask your dealer for It. No
family should do without It Klein's Silver
Ago Rye.
Cltv I.ntvn Triuils loimminenr.
The following are the drawings for the
annual city lawn tennis tournament which
KK * &S S S K 3a * 3
I
jKE none of the pretended substitutes for Royal
IBaking Powder * Royal only is Absolutely Pure *
t WSS S3 SS * SS t tt ! S 3 SS
I'limpUIn I'lo No. 1.
Paste No. 4 , 1 pint stewed pumpkin , 3
efgs , ! ' / & Pints milk , 2 teaspoonfuls ginger , 1
teaspoonful each nutmeg , cloves , cinnamon
and mace , pinch salt and 1 cupful light
brown sugar. Stew punipkln as. follows :
Cut pumpkin of deep color , firm and close In
texture , In half ; remove seeds , but do nat
peel It ; cut In small slices , put Inshallow
Etowpan with about H cup of water : cover
very tight ; soon as steam forms set where It
will not burn ; when pumpkin Is tender' turn
off liquor and eet It back on stove to steam
dry ; then measure oat after straining , I
pint , add milk boiling , sugar mixed with
spices and ( alt and well mixed together ; add
eggs , beaten , lait Line plate In manner
described for custard pie , plain , pour In pre
pared pumpkin ; bake In quirk , steady ovn
about thirty minutes until pie Is firm In cen
ter.
l'uiniklii | I'le No. " .
Paste No. 4 , 1 pint pumpkin stewed as
for pie No. 1 , 1 egg , 2 tablespoonfuls molasses -
| lasses , U pint milk , > / & pint thin cream , * &
cupful sugar , I tablespoonful Royal Extract
Ginger. Place pumpkin In howl , beat In mo
lasses , sugar , egg and ginger ; then pour In
milk and thin cream boiling. Line tin as d-
t -rlbed for custard pie , plain , pour In
rjmpkln preparation , bake In good , hot oven
until firm In center about thirty minutes.
( lerninn Snucr.
Set on the fire In tin pall placed 111 a stew ,
pan half full belling water , 1 cupful cream
' and cupful milk ; when It reaches boiling
point odd sugar and yelk of four eggs with
small pinch iplt ; whltk very quickly until It
has appearance ot thick cream very frothy ;
Ju t before serving add Ubleipoouful very
good butter , 1 teaspoonful each Royal Ex
tract Nutmeg and Vanilla and 1 wineglass
unite rum ,
Itntplierrjr I'lr.
Paste No. 3 , 3 cupfuls raspberries , 1 cup
ful sugar. Line pie plate with the paste ,
prick over with fork to prevent shrinking
and blistering ; cut a top crust out a little
larger than the other , prick also and bake ;
put the fruit and sugar In the pie plate
and cover with the top cruat ; If the fruit Is
ripe they will steam tender ; If not , Jujt re
turn to the oven until hot through.
Crinm banco.
Drlng % pint cream slowly to boll ; set In
stewpan of boiling water ; when It reaches
boiling point add sugar , then pour slowly on
whipped white * of 2 egg * In bowl , add 1 tea
spoonful Itaya ! Extract v ulll and uiu.
commences on the grounds of the Omnlia
Lawn Tennis club , Twenty-third anil Harney
stieets , this afternoon at 3 o'clock
It Is expected to work off all of the matches.
In the preliminaries during the afternoon
nnd evening and start on the flrst round ,
Monday evening.
The following are the handicaps as ar
ranged by the tournament committee : .
OHO Fifteen Do Roy Austin , C. S. Cul-
llngham , C. II. Young.
Scratch H. Tllden , F. Haskcll. R. Hen-
drlx , H. 13. Glbbs , D. McCaguo , M. Hopkins
13. J. Hart , F. J .Hamilton , W. G. Doane *
G. E. Havcrstlck , M. Colpetzcr ; H. Tllden * ,
a bye ; D. W. Rlloy , a bye ; F. HaHkell , a
bye ; R. Hentlrlx plays H. E. Gibus ; D. Mc
Caguo plays M. Hopkins ; K. J. Hart plays.
F. J. Hamilton ; W. Q. Doano plays G. E.
Havorstlck ; M. Colpetzcr plays H. W. Snow ?
O. G. Pope plays Dr. W. Dannlstcr ; C. II. '
Young plays R. R. Young ; L. Donlso play *
P. S. Young ; F. Gosnoy plays C. S. Culllng-
ham ; Paul Hoagland , a bye ; James Wallace , ,
a bye ; A. Flndlay , a bye ; I. Gardner , a byes
O. G. Pope , Dr , W. Dannlbter , R. R _
Young , L. Deiiise , P. S. Young , Paul Hoag
land , I. Gardner.
Receive One-Half Fifteen D. W. Rlley , II.
W. Snow , F. Gosney , J. Wallace , A. FlndlayJ
Three Necroeti l.ynrlicil.
DARTOW , Fla. , May 31. Mrs. Tlmberlake , .
a young widow who lives with her father
In the wcitern part of the county , was as
saulted Tuesday. Four negroes who were-
suspected of a knowledge of the crlnio wer
arrested , and Wednesday night th.y wcro
taken from their guards by a mob. Thres
of the negroes were put to death , and tin.
fourth almost beaten to death and ordered )
to leave the country.
should USD BRADFIELD'S
It liu ttiperb Tonic and oxcrlan won
derful Influence In struiu.'tlienlni.'liurijrittcm
bj driving thruuult Ilia pruiivr channel all Im
purities llenltli mid ttroiigtli are cuuranteod
tu ruiuit from Itn use.
Mr Uii oaibrdrlitden for elelilern monthi.
ndcr urlnic llrailllrld'i IVnuiln Itt-Blllii-
lor for ( wo iiiuntlii , 1 ittilnt ; ucll.
J , M. JOIINbUN , Malvirn.Ark.
BUADFIELD nEOULATOK CO. , ATLANTA , QA.
Sold by all UruKKlltl at 11.00 per boltle.
Our retold of actual und undeniable curn el
HYI'lllLIS U phenomenal. We rurnuli all mid >
Iclncit free nml eraillcute the potion from th * ,
> y tem In 60 dayi. Cure nuuruiilcd )
lloun. ; : a to tKVtdiitvilnri ; ; ona Httur * .
days. 9. m m. , I
THIS niwuooii nnni.r-v V > .
Ill Ntw Yotk Mfr , Ouiih * .
