THE OMAHA DAILY HEE : TUESDAY. .JULY 5. 1887.
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All luid Swift jim.itot out of his own wny
WIMI M twltrt niiil ( lin test of them donu it lit-
llftrlfilrt ( Hl.fkljli'fit ftItlrjitl Miii-'osi
Ilkfl n lot of old women , yeti
. VIM vofy" tfood eiinrnllr , L'tir ' tlin
) /i / itll.HH . got ohlo1 him just nt tliu wrong
11
' y fiild 'I'otit'nil'i ' kicking wns simply
. Hi Of11 kicked nl erertlhlntr ,
l oed r ( riid lilitjrfl , tliu ntidluncd. Ilia urn-
jillll dtltl ijtl'll ' , tlilii"clVr.i ( ) , ntid
MioMCil Imiifclf vofy wt'nk in not niiilctlni'
( limn no'iiit $ ' ! ' < itiilccc ,
; < ( MtlinMiliiiilKi t'vof ' stood such n son
nlid diiliNiio llit'so ' two liltilant linltators of
Aflln 1/nlllHlii.
. ' 'A ' lii ilitt'ycffotloM , don't ' hold us tin In
drtl wlmllirr ylvln' tin , nnywnyV A
tii In Di'iiycr. ' wouldn't ' loolc ot n
Ilili jor , wull , did yor over , y r
tliin't Idiow n ( mil from n Imio bncl" wns the
tlllilillitf lltn l < | it iii | by rainy Tcbonu mid
. . . HIM linliii ) ,
. 'I hti Umivotfl scored onn In thu first two In
Inn mini , cumin Hut fourth nnd onulntho
t'ltjlilh ' , Willie Ilio Onmlms trot In solitary tnl-
lli"t III thu Ililnl , .Sixth nnd ninth , onrulng
nvt'ry ' onn of them , whllu their opponents
' it'll ' hut two elf of O'J.enry. JUit tliu score
Iti'lltliUBturyi
HCOItK 11V INNINDS.
pnmtm , . . . 0 0 l o 0 1 0 1 3
iJunvur l o a l o o o
Knrncd ruiiM Onmlm II , DonvorD.
Two tmsu MIM-lliulur , llmloy.
Thrru limn littM Smith , Tolienu.
JlnRi'.ion Imlh O'Lcnrv 4 , Voss4.
Htruck ont-Onmlm B , bunvur'J.
I'nMt'd bnlU Kroliinoycr 1 , Urlggs 1.
I Jin pirn MclyiiiU'hlln.
'I'lmo of Kitinir Two hours.
TIIM AKrKltNOON OAMK.
The Rntiio III the nfturnoon wn ndnpllcnto
of Hint in thn inoriiln. ? , HO fnrns the score
wi'iil , only thu Mioo tlil3 tlnm was on the
ollirr foot , nnd Ouiahn cumu out on tup.
Mtirrnhl
And Iho crowd , lee , which saw the Indians
icnlti 'd ' wnt it dnpllunto of HundayN trumcn-
ui. i liirii-niit , theru helni ; fully : ii09 pcoplo
on thn KtmindK , nnd tholr frviulod yells
tuiHt liruu been hoard way tip In the heart of
the city ,
As iHtml , thn Donvern wnro the first to
hrcnk tlin Ice. nnd uvcrj body gnld : "Oh I its
thnsninnold tlilnul"
lint for once everybody wns mislnkcn.
Hwift ptL-ppfd tii | to ( IIP pinto , nnd by ju
dicious wn tins , tlio only thin ? ho Imi ac
complished worth tnatitloiiliic for sovural
Knuii's , secured his Imsu on Onus.
Then , you ought to have hoard McSorloy
trork hU klssur.
"Coiun elf then , rome off , rome off clvo ns
ntno nlimr * iMno-wu'll jiay jou ns much ns
they ih . "
And the iimplro Rwnllowrit It nil llko so
rnilchfiulnlnc. notnvon nsmueli ns ndmou-
ishlni ; MeSnrloy , but thu nudlonco finally
took up the light for him.
Jin Is youtitf nnd should not bo blamed.
Hut to the Kntnn.
WnNh then fanned out. Dwycr tiled nt
flrtt , and lloder Iniltnted \
For thfl Dnnvnrs ifcSurley died at first , and
thn crowd went for him.
"Comaofflcome oifl glvn us a showl"
cam * In a piercing chorus from the grand
Bland nnd opun sent1) .
All McSorlny could do was to smile but
such arMiilloI
Hllcli followed with n snfo hit , stole second
nnd third , and cnmo homo on Tebcaus' hit to
third. Uormitn nnd I'hlllp ) struck out.
In the second Inning O'l.eary Idt n beauty
tnrlshtnndMessltttrot his base on balh ,
nnd on lUder's hltO'I.eary scored nnd wns
followed ncross the plato a moment later hy
AlesMtt on ( lennU' lilt to socnnd. Thu sldo
wns then quickly disposed of.
The Delivers were tinablo to get In another
tnllr until the last halt of the eighth , when
Hllcli and Gorman scored , on two singles , n
three bigger , two outs nnd a passed ball.
The Uiimrms , however , Kot In some good
work In the sixth nnd eighth , Increasing
tlipir lend four tnllles , and when the last
Colorado bedouin , nnd U wns no less a ptir-
POIIUKO than thn Irrepressible McSorloy , went
out In a pop-up to O'J 'nrv , the storm of
cheers that aroio from the delighted crowd
f alrlr unroofed the crand stand.
All thnt the Dcnvers or anybody else heard
lor five minutes wns , ' 'Como oft ! ' . "Uome
oif4 Afaol" "Olvo " ' '
us a showl" 'Oh , give
ns a show 1"
Hut Hio crowd rould alTord to bo derisive ,
for Mcdorley hnd been very otlenslvo all
UtrouiJi the strtigsla yet ( fesulto his great
rnu-ca'U act the Umnhns had scalped bis
braves .In royal style.
llealey was the hero of thn day , for ho
pitched the strongest gatnn tint hat been
iiltrhed on the Omaha K ton nils this season.
He not only twisted the ball In a way that
puzzled the Denver * ' best strikers , but his
head work , too , was groat.
Hut examine the score ;
TIIR SCOUR.
OM VHA. r < i < . s. ro. A.
5 0
Wnlsli s 5
fiwypr . . . . . . . . . .Ib 4
s
4
4 a a a i a a i
ll.ider , . . . , lf 4 0 3 8 1 6 0 C
( lonlns. . . . . . cf 4 o a a o o o e
IIcnly . .p 4 elf o o i a i
t..t U7 513 10 3 37 15 C
All. rU 111. TO. US. I'll. A. K.
McSorloy'At 5 0 0 0 fJ 3 4
Bllrh.t. , If 5 a 3 8 8 8 0a
i ib 4 o a a o is a
Teoeau 8l > 4 0 0 0 0 4
( ( . . . . . . 4 1 1 1 1 0
" * " i "a o 1
V OS1 , , , . . . .li 4 0 ooo * 1a
O'Nelf 0 4 0 0 0 0 ft a
Bprott. . . . . . .p 00 5
"TfotoT . .7.7"sa : ' 37 84 37
" "gCOUK 11V 1N.NI.NOS.
Oman * o 30001090-
l > enfer 10000002 0- :
I'.uni e rnf < J-Omah 9 , .Deny , "
s-WaUh ana
Thrco-baso lilts Dwyer.
Lett on bases Omaha B. Denver 7.
Struck out l y Henley B , by Siiroitn.
HascS On balls-Hy Uo ly' , by Hpront 2.
Jlaso given for nltttng man with bnll-Uy
Hproat I , ,
t'.is80dballs-HantlI62.
Wlldpltclie.i-IIcalvl.
IJascs stolen Umnha 2 , Denver I.
Tlint * of game 2 hours and ID minutes.
Umpire McLnughlln.
. Wins Two
t X , Neb. , July 4. ( Special Telegram
( o the 1)1 ) E. l-Anotliorfalrmidlcnco witnessed
the sixth canio this morning between Hastings
nnd Lincoln.Vohrln \ nnd iicovcs- were the
battery for the visitors , while SwnrUcl nnd
Hoover oniclnted for the homo tcnm. Uoth
clubs played to the best ndvantncc , but It
seams thnt the lieds nre unnblo to bent the
i ( cam. The following U the score hy
.Illcoln , , , , . , , , . . ! a 2 0 0 0 2 3 0 10
Instlllgs , . 'J 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 3
HUMS cnrnrd-LlncoIii 0 , Hastings ! ) , Homo
nn tlorr. 'ihreobaso hit Hall. Two base
iltS-Dolati , .Lanman. Struck out by
iwart/el n , wchrlo 2 , llnscs on balls
Swart/.el lj Wclirlo fl , Umplro Donglo.
. , . Arr itNoo.v AMI %
Lincoln win- ) seven straight games with
tastings. Kollowlng Is the score ot thlsaf-
orn linn's uamo :
i\tlcn\Htin.tmt.O \ \ 3310200 1-9
Hastings. , , , , , . . .0 0 0 0 3 0 1 0 0-1
Uaso lilt ? Lincoln 11 , Hastings 10. Home
rum Kn lpbiich nud Hart. Hatterles
jliiroln * Hart nnd Dohn ; Hastings , Midi-
iiKon nnd Hooves , Time of game 'J hours
Hid 10 mliniles , Uniilro | Doaglo.
Tnpnkn AVInw Two Ontnrd.
CITT , July 4 [ Special Telegram
o the DKK.J Topeka won both games hero
o-dny , Iho morning gamn hy a score of 0 to
, nud the afternoon g.imo by 13 to 0 ,
Nnrtlitvcfltorti lipncuo Gnnios.
Df.8 MOINKH , In. . July 4. | Spedal Tcle-
grnm to the llitK.I Morning.
DCS Molnos 1 00200010-4
Laciosso 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 3B
Huso hits DCS Molues 10 , Lacrosse 14.
I'rrors DCS Molnos I , Lacrosse II. Hatterles
Des Molncs , Veago and SAsej Lacrosse ,
Kennedy and AIcAuley. Uuiulio Naylor.
Afternoon
Dei Mollies 0 04003300 9
Uncross 0 00010000 1
Haso hits Des Molncs 13 , Lacross 9.
Rrrors Den Molncs 1 , Lacrosse 1. Hattnrles
Des Moinc < ) , Hutchlnson and SutcHfTo :
Lacrosse , 1'ylu ana llardlo. Umpire Naylor.
David City 'DofcatH Brnlnnrd.
HitAi.VAiii ) , Neb. , July 4. [ Special Telo-
tram to tlio BEI : . | Onoof the closest contested -
tested games of base ball over played In this
ouiitv took place hero to-day between the
ilralnnrd and David City base ball clubs.
Score , 3 to 0 hi favor ot David City.
ntlnilon Dnlouts JIartwcll.
.N , Neb. , July 4. [ Special Telegram
o the Mm : . I The Mlndon and UartweU
clubs played a eame here to-day , icsultlng :
Mltiden 31 , HarUell 13.
National Lencuo Games.
DI.TUOIT , duly -L Morning game :
Dctiolt 1 30020100-7
JJoston 0 0-3
Pitchers Halttwln and Madden. Uaso
ills Detroit 8 , Uoston 0. Errors-Detroit 0 ,
Uoston 8. Umplro Bocsclmr.
Alturnoon game :
In the middle of the llfth with scorn stntid-
inu 7 to 7 , heavy rain storm prevented further
play between Bostou and Detroit clubs this
ufternoon.
CIIICAOO , July 4. Morning game :
Chicago 0 2010200 * 5
New Vork 0 0000000 1 1
1'ltchcrs Clnrkson nnd Kcefo. Mase hits
Chlcazo 10 , Now Vork 8. Errors-Chicago 1 ,
New York'5. Umplro 1'earcu.
Afternoon game :
Chicago 0 1000000 3 4
New York 1 0 2
Pitchers Haluwln ana Welsh. Base hits-
Chicago S , Now York 8. Errors-Chicago 4 ,
New York 3. Umpire Pearce.
INDIANAPOLIS , July 4. Kaln prevented
the morning game.
Afternoon irnme :
Indianapolis 0 2000000 * 3
Washington 0 0110130 G-0
1'itchers , Hovle and Oday. Base hits , In-
Ulnapolls 10. Washington 14. Errors , Indl-
nnapolis 2 , Washington 2. Umpire , Sulli
van.
PHILADELPHIA , July 4. Morning game :
1'hlladelplila 0 4002301 0-9
rittsburB 0 0303100 0-5
Pitchers , Casey nnd McCormick. Base
hits , Philadelphia 18 , Plttsburg 10. Errors ,
Philadelphia s , Pittsburg 5. Umpire , Yal-
entlne ,
Afternoon game :
Philadelphia..0 0000110 2 4
Plttsburg 4 0200030 * -8
Pitchers , Pnrgnson andGalvln. Base hits ,
Philadelphia 9 , Pittshurg 17 , Errors , Phila
delphia 3 , Plttaburg 7. Umpire , Valentine.
Tlio American Association.
CINCINNATI , July 4. Morning game :
Cincinnati 1 ( ) 2
Baltlumro 3 001 0002 * 0
Pitchers Smith for Cincinnati , Smith for
Baltimore. Babu hits-Cincinnati a , Balti
more 19. Errors Cincinnati 5 , Baltimore 3.
Umplro Knrguson.
Afternoon gntuu :
Cincinnati 1 0100300 0 11
Baltimore 0 00020022 0
Pitchers Mullnuo nnd Kilroy. Base hits
Cincinnati 19 , Baltimore 11. Eirors-Cin-
clnniitl'A Baltimore 4. Umpire Ferguson.
bi. Louis , July 4. Morning game :
St. Louis 0 1002510 0-15
Metroplitan 0 30000000 3
Pitchers Klnjt for St Louis , Mays and
Itadford for Metropolitan. Base hits St.
Louis 25 , aiutropolitau 7. Errors-St. Louis
1 , Metropolitan 4. Umpire Curry.
Afternoon game :
SI. Louis 0 2114020 4-20
Metropolitan. . . . ! 3
Pitchers C.irruthors and Lynch. Base
hits St. Lotus UU , Metropolitan 14. Errors
St. Louis 3 , Metropolitan 0. Umpire Curry.
CI.KVELANU , July 4. Morning game :
Twelve Innings were played this inomlne
between Cle.velanu and Brooklyn , ana at 2
o clock the umpire declaied the gamen dtaw ,
thu score standing 7 to 7. Pitchers Morri
son and Terry. Base nlts-Clovelntid , 14 ;
Hrooklyn. 1(5. ( Errors-Cleveland
- , 7 : Brook
lyn , . Umpire .McQuade.
Afternoon game :
Cleveland 4 0 0 0 1 0 r. 0 1 8
Brooklyn 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 3
Pitchers Dally and HnrUlns. Base hits
Cleveland , 15. Brooklvn,9. Errors Cleveland -
land , 4 ; Brooklyn , 3. Umplro McQuade.
LOUISVIU.K , July 4. Morning game was
prevented by rain.
Afternoon came :
Louisville 0 x 11
Athletics 0 0300030 C 5
Pitchers Kamspy and Woyhlng. Base
hits Louisville , I , Athletics 7. Errors
Loulsvillu , 3 ; Athletics 4. Umplro-ilurloy.
nnrrett'H Hod-Letter Circuit.
Mnnngor Harrett will present some ex
ceptionally novel und amazing acrobatic
nnd nrcal noU here , on thu occasion of
his approaching visit , Monday , June 11.
Gcorgo Zorulla and Kminix Dubois the
110,000 challenge autocrats of the air-
will perform thrilling feats on an elabor
ate arrangement of Hwiuging trapez rin
ging ; the Zicgler brothers will enthuse
the spectator * with their incomparable
acrobatic accomplishments ; the Martoll
troupe of bioycilists will traverse eleudcr
wires on their two-wheeled vehicles at
a dUzy height ; the three Uryant sisters ,
the only lady acrobats in the world ,
will challenge the admiration of all ;
Master Albert , the wizzard-llko "human
Hy , " will promenade with head down
wards ; the Caron brothers will give bril
liant illustrations of athletic science ;
Zolo , the human projectile , will be
tired from a lingo cannon and
whirl through spaco. The Rico
brothers will appear in astounding acrobatic
batic revelations , and Madame Luvull ,
the iron-jawed phenomenon , will per
form electrifying feats of strength.
The above genes of acts will bo supple
mented with the intrepid , marvellous and
startling performances of Manager Bar
rett's famous foreign reinforcements :
Nubnr Hassan's Original Arabian Circus ,
the Royal Ycddo Japanese troupe of jug-
Biers , rope walkers and wrestlers , and
onalti McKunzio'a combination of
Scotch athletes and broad-sword com
batants.
These numerous and dazzling features ,
together with thu bareback riding , ska-
to/ial feats , stage sensations , clown
revels , grand international double .som
ersault leaping tournament , 'trained ele
phants , stallion ? , ponies , zebras , don
keys , dogs uud pigs , ciltfslo bipuodro-
matlc sports , nnd realistic representa
tions of life In the "Wild West. " mnko
up the colossal , bewildering ami delight
ful circus programme.
'
Estimates for glass furnished by Cum
mings & Nollson , jobbers of Plate , Win
dow nnd Ornamental Glass , Paints. Oils ,
etc , , 1118 Fnriiam St.
A PRETTY WAR STORY.
How n Confederate Girl Canio to
Mnrry n Fedcrnl Adjutant.
Now York livening Post : When the
federals captured the little town of ,
in Mississippi , they took Judge Strong's
house for the headquarters. The old
judge wns mad , Ho decided al once to
go Into cxllu.
llo borrowed his own carriage and
horses to convey him and his family to
the river bank , where they would take
skills.
It looked a trifle like a funeral proces
sion ns the women , veiled and weeping ,
filed solemnly down the stops nnd took
their places in the waiting carriage. The
ludgo followed In unsmiling dignity.
They were going into oxilo.
Tholr borrowed driver slammed tlio
carriage door upon them and mounted
to Iho box with a solemn "Git up" to Ins
horses. Sonio one halted him from the
interior of the house , The hurried step
of n spurred boot along the big central
hall , and then , standing Micro with bared
head before them , was the young otticor
upon whose unwilling hands thu odium
ot this ejectment had econ thrust. With
a quick military salute to the veiled
womenho turned his troubled eyes upon
the judge , sitting sternly erect upon the
front scat , llo hold iu one hand a bird
cage , in the other a basket of blooming
hyacinths torn up by the roots. Ho know
they all hated linn , and it was hard to
say what ho wanted just then to say to
them. The hot blood mounted high up
to the white temples that wcro in such
sharp contrast to his sun burned cheeks.
He stammered out his errand presently
awkwardly enough , " 1 brought these
thinking tlio ladies might want to set
them out somewhere else , " indicating
the hyacinths , "and this" the bird cage
"supposing It had been forgotten. "
"Present them to the general in com
mand with my respects"said the judge's
wife in her most patriotic tones , "and
tell him , if there is anything more wo
can surrender for his comfort , we hope
he will not bo too modest to indicate it. "
"Oh , mamma , that is cruel. " A girl's
veil was thrown back and a pair of little
hands wore held out for the hyacinths.
"It was good of you to think of this. The
bird would bo in our way. It's mine , I
give it to you. These I will take , thank
you. " Then they were gone , ana lie had
nothing but a memory loft , and n very
inconvenient piece ot army bajrgago on
hand. Hut never was bint or beast bettor
cared for than the useless little yellow
warbler.
At the end of the war the family re
turned. The condition in which they
found the premises was a matter of more
amazement to the Strongs than it had
been to their neighbors. There was not
one sign lett of tlio enemy's occupation
but the grassy welts on the lawn and the
free sweep of exposure to the public road ,
which tit first was .1 sore trial to the
nerves of the whole family. The judge
made it his business at once to ocgm
siftiiu ; tlio mystery of this unfathered
benifvcnce to him and to his. A little
bird gave him the right clue.
They had been settled m the old house
but a few days when two enormous tubs ,
each containing a thrifty rose-bush , and
a glittering gilt Chinese pagoda of a
bird's cage , containing a useless little
yellow warbler , were added to their ef
fects. These were damped abruptly down
upon the portico with no message of any
sort. A tag was fastened to each rose
bush , on which was written : "Survival
of tlio fittest. " The bird gave them the
clue.
"Why did yon do all this for mo ? " the
judge asked , sitting face to face with the
new lawyer , whom ho had unearthed as
his benefactor.
" 1 don't know that 1 did do it foryou , "
the ex-adjutant said , his eyes wandering
from force of habit to where tlio bird's
cage had swung and tlio rose trues had
bloomed behind the little oflico.
"For whom then ? "
"For your daughter the one that lifted
her veil and remembered to be kind and
just to her enemy , even in the sharp
hours of her own misery. God docs not
make such a woman as that every day ,
and seine of these days , when the sore
ness hap , worn itself out of her heart and
, 1 mean to aslc her to bo my wife ,
ot vet though , I bide my time. "
It is safe to conclude that the soreness
was worn out of everybody's heart before
the day when that strolling pliotographor
sprung his camera on tlio old Strong
house , when the family wore all grouped
on the stuccoed steps , for among the
blurry forms on the stops is the ox-adju
tant's. He is sitting quite close to the
judge's youngest daughter , and if you
look at the picture through a magnifying
glass , you can see that her lingers are
clasped in his , though the petals of a
handful of "sunset" roses almost hide
them.
Causes of tlio Business Depression.
"The Economic Disturbances since.
1873. " by Hon. David A. Wells , in Popu
lar Science Monthly for July : Another
notable tendency among investigators is
to assign to clearly secondary causes or
results , positions of primary importance ,
Thus ( general ) over-production , or an
amount of production of commodities in
OXPCSS of demand at remunerative prices ,
finds greater favor as an agency of cur-
runt economic disturbance than any
other. IHit surely all nations and people
could not , with one accord and almosl
concurrcntlv.have entered upon a course
of unprofitable production without being
impelled by an agency so universal am :
so irresistible as to almost become in
vested with the character of n natura
law ; and hence over-production obvi
ously , in any broad inquiry , must bo ac
cepted as a result rather than n cause
And so , also , in respect to 'motallism'
and the enactment of laws restrictive of
commerce ; for no ono can seriously sup
pose that silver has boon demonetized or
tarltl's enacted inadvertently , or at the
whim and caprice of individuals , with a
view of occasioning cither domestic or
international economic disturbances ; but
on the contrary , the only reasonable
supposition is , that antecedent condi
tions or agencies- have prompted to action
in both cases , by inducing a belief that
measures of the kind specified were In
the nature of safeguards against economic
evils , or as helps to , at least , local pros
perity. And as crop failures.tho ravages
of insects , the diseases of animals , the
disappearance of tish , and maladminis
tration of government , are local and no
necessarily permanent , they must al
clearly , in any investigation , bo regardec
as secondary and not primary agencies
In short , the general recognition , by al
investigators , that the striking character
islic of the economic distufbanco thn
has prevailed since 1873 is its universal
ity , of necessity compels a recognition o
the fact that the agency which was
mainly instrumental in producing it coulc
not huvo been local , and must havu been
universal m its influence and action. Am
the question of interest which next presents
sonts itself is. can any such agoncv , thus
operative and thus potential , bo'rccog
mzed ? Let us inquire.
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Absolutely Pure.
This powder noror varies. A mnrvcl of pur-
ty , strength cind wholosomoneis. Mnro econ-
mioil than the ordinnry klml ? , and cnnnot bo
old In competition with the multitude of low
cost eliort weight alum or tihosphato powders.
Bold only In can * . UovAb UAKI.NQ Powuun Co.
Ot Wall-Bt. . N. Y.
PIANOS
CHICKERING
IKIXT-A-BE ]
VosedSons
Instruments exchanged , rented and
sold on easy payments , below
Factory Prices.
Instruments slightly used nt
GREAT BARGAINS.
Max Meyer &Bro
Omaha , Neb.
ON
GEORGE A. CLARK ,
SOLE AGENT.
The BEST and MOST POPUI.AH
Thread of Modern Times.
BEWARE OF MUTATIONS ,
Sold at wholesale by
Kllputrlck-Koch l > ry Goods Co
M : E. Smith Sc Co.
Paxton , Uiillnglier A Co.
And by all Retail Dealers.
Fr bate JTotlco.
STATE of Nebraska , Douglas County , sa : At
a county court hold nt the county court
loofn , in nnil for Bnlil county. Juno lull , A. I ) .
18b7. Present , J. II. McCullocii , County Judfro.
In the mutter of the cstatu of Jolm Bberloln ,
cH'Ccusod.
On rending nnd fllln ? the petition of Mlnnlo
Wlrtli , prnylnprthut n curtuln Instrument pur
porting to bo the Inst will und tcstnmont of snld
deceased , may bo proved , prolmtcd nnd nllowcd
ns such , and that administration ot snld estate
tnny bo granted to herself , the executrix in said
will mimed. I
Orderedthat Jslly 12th , A. IX 183T , nt lOo'clock
n , m. , bo BsslKtiRt ) for hearing said petition ,
when all persoim Interested In said matter mny
appear nt county court to bo held In and for
said county , and show cause why the prnyor of
iald petitioner should not bo grunted ; and that
notice of thu pendency of said petition nnd tlio
hearing thereof , bo given to nil persons Inter
ested In said matter , byjiublishlptr a copy of
this order In the Omaha Dally Itoo.n newspaper
printed In snld county , once each week for
three successive weeks prior to snld day of
hearing. J. 11. McCui.i.ocit ,
[ A true copy. ] County Judge.
Je20-27jy4
OMAHA
MEDICAL & SURGICAL INSTITUTE.
Cor. ISthSt. unit Capitol Aue , . OMAHA , NEB.
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OMAHA MEDICAL * SURGICAL UiSTITU' , or
Dr. Itle.inT , Cor. 13th M. & Capitol AY.Omdja , Ken.
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The proprietor of the Omaha Medical and Snrgt
callnitltuMbaspublliaeaa raluabl * tot of booki
and piper < upon chrunlc und lurglcal dlieaiei una
deformities , and the metholi of cum which liars
him the reputation ot being the mint skill
ul and Rucceiilul ipeclullit In the wvit , HOI
made the Initltute 10 celebrated that me-JIclneimru
enl to and putlenti received from OTerr tute In
the union. Among the boon Is ono upon thedlieat
woman sons upon nerroui. ipeclal and private
laeatetof the ie < ual and urinary onmut Tarlco-
cele cured tijr lunilcal operntloni ! , and their Intel ]
Invented clamp cunipraaa nuipeniorr for the relief
and cure of wrlcocule , nurvom eihauillon and tez
ual debllltr. now reiterative treatment. Taper
unon lurglcal brace * , rllei , cancert. puralyili. . flit
Klectrlcltr and the new magnetic batterr for home
, u ei catarrh and Inhalation , etc. Unllae moit book
liiued br doctor * free , ther do not conili
° f teitlmonlali with fictitious name > and Initial !
orrubblahuf that kind , but are plain description
of cllaemer. srmptomi , new dlicoterlei In medicine
suruerr and elevlrlcltr , and are wall worth tlu pe
rusal , and can be obtained free by addreaalng the
Omiba Medical an 1 Hurulcal Initllule , Utb stro *
aad. Capitol Avenue , Omaha , Nubraik * .
ALTERATIONS ,
In a fett davs we will commence extensive repairs and altetfa *
tions in the building we ocoupv. Carpenters and painters \vill
take possession of our upper floors to fit them into suitable salesrooms - *
rooms and to enable us to properlv displav the immense stock
which we intend to put in for the fall. We have to get some goods
out of the wav to give the workmen room to work , and rather
than to move the goods around or store them , we have decided to
make a big out and slaughter them , When we out we do not do it
with a knife we take the axe , for instance *
One lot of fine light-colored Men's Sack Cheviot Suits * with
good serge lining , and elegantlv made up , which sold this season
for $11 , out down to $7.
One lot of good all wool Cassimere Sack Suits , a fine grev piU
heck , well trimmed and made. The regular price for this Suit is
$9 , and is sold bv other houses for much more than that. We have
out it down to $5.75.
Another lot of same qualitv and make , onlv different pattern ,
a neat , stvlish stripe , for same price. These two suits are the
greatest bargain we ever offered.
One lot of strictlv All Wool Suits , plain grey color ; this is 0
durable suit , well gotten up. out down to $5 ; the cheapest all wool ]
shown , and worth at least $8.50-
We have only a small quantity left of finer grade light weight ? !
suits , four-button out-a-wav and sacks , but what there is has been !
cut down to prices that will clean them out at once.
All goods marked in plain figures and at strictlv one price at
Cor. Douglas and 14th sts. , Omaha.
OMAHA DEPOT
FOR
LAWN
TENNIS
%
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baaiQn * * *
Importei Striped Tennis Coals
Worn by nil the lending English anil Ameri
can Tennis Players. Price , 15 60 each ; Caps
to match , II ; Coat and Cap , $0 ; Silk Tennis
Belts , { 1 each. Flannel Tennis Uniforms
Made to Order. Tcnnla Shoes , Tennis Nets ,
Tennis Poles , Spaldlag's Regulation nnd
Wright & Ditson's Adopted Tennis Dalls.
Cedar Handle Tennis Bats rrom SI.50 to 0.00
each.
t37 The special attention or Tennis play
ers Is called to
SPALDING'S ' WINDERHERE RACKET ,
the finest tennis bat made.
COLLINS G-UN Co. ,
1U12 Douglas Street.
A BALANCE IN HER FAVOR.
Once in a while Mary loses a little time , but she
always keeps her Sapollo handy , sud with Sapollo'a
aid she readily catches up.
41 The beat assistance Is that which Is
quick. " The speed with which
SAPOLIO
accomplishes all cleaning la wonderful
It la a solid cake of Scouring Soap. Try It.
No. 6. [ Copyright , llarcb , 1897.
HEALTH
PRESERVING
CORSET.
CAUTION-DO not
let other.tti \ r" '
Lurliz woithleM IralU-
lions. sstkU Is th 0aiol.
HAL COILID WIRM
SfMKO HLASTIS SIC.
TIOM CoMST nJ money
ill Unfunded to eli r
iflet four weelu1 TC r , U
fa.OO ) MISSES , tjC.
Imported and Bottled by Mihalovitch Fletcher & Co. , Cincinnnti , O. For sale by-
trie following agents : Richardson Drug Company ; Blake , IJruce & Co. , Adlcr & IleU
ler , M. Woolstcin , Gladstone I5ros. & Co , Frank Dcllone , R. R. Grottc. Sample bottle
Free.
S
FIRE-PROOF.
is the perfected form of portable BooGng , manufactured Lyt
for tbo past tyronty-sovon years , and ifl now in XIBO upon roofs of
Factories , Foundries , Cotton Gins , Ohomical Works , Railroad Bridges ,
Cars , Steamboat Docks , etc. , in nil parts of tbo world.
Supplied ready for use , in rolls containing 200 square feet , and weighs
with Asbestos Hoof Coating , about 85 pounds to 100 square foot
Is adapted for all climates and can bo readily applied by unskilled.
workmen. Samples and Descriptive Price List free by mail.
H. W. JOHNS MANUFACTURING CO. ,
SOLE MAMOriCTURSRH Ot
n.\V. Johns' Flro and Watur-l'roof Anbestus Hhenthlnfr , llulldlnfr Frit ,
Asbestos Stram Packings , Bailer Coverings , Liquid 1'ulutn , ITIrii-I'ruof 1'ulntf , etc.
VULCABESTONi 3I ° "l > Ied Plston-Kod Packing , Itlngv , Gnskotg , Hhnnt Parklnc1 , etc.
insa. 175 RANDOLPH ST. . CHICAGO.
For Sale by Chlcajyo Lumber Co. , Omaha , Neb. , and Council Bluffs , Iowa.
DON'T THINK OF IT.
Don't Tliiiik of SPENDING YOUR MONEY for n Baby Car
riage , until you have examined tlio
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275 Wabash Avenue , Chioa go , 111
N.W. Harris & Go.
B6 DEVONSHIIE IT. , BOSTON.
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