Nebraska Newspapers

    8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : TUESDAY , MAY 22. 1838.
THE CITY.
The Internal revenue collections yes
terday amounted to $20,410.64.
Albert McUcrmott. nn old-time thief ,
was nrrcslcd yehterday for stealing n
crn/.y quilt from n Tenth street bixwdy
house.
The unique case of barn stealing with
which M. Law-Ron of Walnut Hill Is
charged , has had its hearing fixiJd for
4 p. m. this afternoon.
"William GrofT , the young follow who
cut old Frank Moronay's scalp open
with n rat trap in a row on Sunday
evening got $10 and coats for this grat
ification yesterday.
Mrs. Perry , the female Sullivan who
knocked her neighbor , Mrs. Pinor , out
in one short but decisive round recent
ly , appeared in the police court yester
day but secured a continuance until 11
n , m. to-day. Mrs. Plko is positive she
will have her amuiilnnt sent over the hill.
Thomas McKay , for nipping a pair of
pants belonging to n Sixteenth street
clothing man , was brought into the po
lice court yesterday. Ho hnd the stolen
garment on his person and plcaUod
guilty immediately upon , arraignment.
Ho was given fifteen uayH in the county
jail , six of them on bread and water.
Whitsunday was appropriately ob- '
Borvcd at/.tho . Kountzo memorial cnurcli
Sunday , the Rev. J. S. Dotwcilor of
ficiating. At the morning service ten
applicants wore received into member-
amp. There was no service in the
evening for went of light , the hereto
fore sulllelont quantity of Omaha's re
markably poor article having failed at
about the liour for the various services.
Personal I'drngrnniiR.
S. N. Ilunnon , of Lincoln , Is nt thc'Pnxton.
Fred Jordan , of Aurora , is at the Windsor.
II. II. Dorsoy , ot Wuhoo , is at the Prtxton.
Willtum CollhiH , ot Wnhoo , Is ntthu Mil-
lard.
lard.W.
W. H. IlalRht , of Kixnsas City , is at the
Windsor.
General W. Wninwrlght. of Blnlr. is at the
Mlllnrd.
N. L. Ilnrwood , of Lincoln , Is a guest at
the Paxton.
A. T. Hciith , of S. Joseph , is stopping at
the I'axton.
D. D. Bretier , of Loavcnwortli , Kan. , is at
the Paxton.
H. C. Smith , of Falls City , is a guest at
the Mlllnrd.
. 13. C. Woodrlng , of Lincoln , Is registered
nt the Windsor.
' C. P. Edwards , of Auburn , was at the
Mlllard yesterday.
Will M. Woodward , of DCS Molnes , was at
the I'axton jjcstcrday.
J. 11. Cassna nnd G. N. Tycr , of Hastings
arc guests nt the Mlllard.
Mr. anil Mrs. Walter J. Lamb , of Lincoln ,
are guests at the Paxton.
R. B. Bltvcn , of Fremont , was registered
at the Paxton yesterday.
S. H. Lipplncott nnd M. H. Tilton , of Lin
coln , are registered at the Paxton.
a' . A. W. BlnRor nnd Theodore Millingor , of
a'V Kearney , nro guests at the Windsor.
G. M. Cummings. of St. Joseph. Mo. . Is in
the city , and is registered at the Paxton.
r A. 11. Drexel , after seven months' absence
in Oregon and Washington , has returned to
this city.
David Atwood , proprietor nnd editor of the
Wisconsin State Journal , which Is located at
Madison , is at the I'axton.
* John Olson , business manager of the Des
Molnes Leader , was in the city yesterday to
Jcarn whether the changes in the Herald
management would effect the telegraphic
nc\vs which his paper receives through the
Herald.
S. S. Stevens , general western agent of
tljo Hock Island , leaves to-tiny for Los
Angeles , Cal. , whun after a three weclt' e so
Joiirnho.wIU return , bringing his family ,
who have boon spending the winter thertj
1 with him.
Aftqr Summer "Wear.
J. A. Hughes caused the arrest ol James
Sweeney on a charge of stealing a suit of
clothes. Sweeney had the clothes with him
when apprehended.
One ol % the Plasters.
The Omaha and Council Bluffs Railroad
nnd Bridge company have given a mechanics'
Hen to the Oil City boiler works for 518,000.
The mortgage was filed on Wednesday last.
The work upon which the lien is given is the
wagon bridge now In course of erection at
the foot of Dodge street , between this city
and Council Bluffs.
The AVronjj Men.
Shandy nnd "Orovoy , " the two men ar
rested on suspicion of being the assailants of
William Barrett , who was knocked off of the
rallinir into the basement on the cast side of
the Musco buildingwere discharge yesterday
morning on Barrett's declaring that they
were not the right parties. Barrett still lies
in n critical condition at St. Joseph's hospital ,
.and the chances are that ho will never re
cover. Chief of Police Sc.ivoy is particularly
Interested in this CIM ; > nnd is malting super
human efforts almobt to bring the murderous
dastards to justice.
A lillziitrd Hero.
The bllward , however , occurred several
years ago , nnd ono of its victims was L. J. F.
Icger , who at the time was ono of Buffalo
Bill's men. Ho lost both his
hands nnd feet in the storm
and when ho recovered from tlio effects of
the storm and the surgeon's knives and saws
bo-returned to this city -and becanio well
known to the sporting community of this
city. Ho Is now In town after an absence of
eoino years , on his wuy cast. "Billy" ib now
ncting as police magistrate , for the second
term , in Chndion.
Dentil or SlioknlHVliicli ?
Josephs Owens is a traveling mnn from
Chicago. Three weeks ago , while In this
city , ho received Intelligence of the death of
his father , nnd that bo was the lioir to n con
siderable fortune. The old gentleman's do-
iniso , or his sudden tfscont to alHueneo , w.is
too much for the impressible Mr. Owens ,
who proceeded to get howling drunk , and in
this state ho has remained over slnca , Sat
urday ho was run in. suffering with the
snalics , nnd yehterday , on the ndvlco of
the city physician , ho was transferred to St.
Joscph'u hospital.
Tlio Hot Wontlirr.
"Great Scott Is It not hot } " said n police
man yesterday. "And look at us. A win
ter suit on and n bolt buckled around us and
all of us sweltering while everybody else Is
wearing seersuckers , Pongco silks and the
Hko , All of which is caused by the flro and
police commissioner who lias as yet forgotten
to order tlio heavy suits off. The chlof can
not do anything and the commission docs not
meet until Saturday. . I am going to follow
that Ice wagon , " and the policeman fled ,
Monkeyed Willi the Wires.
Asa Showers Is a building contractor , and
on last Saturday In the erection of a struc
ture ho pulled down a pollco nnd flre alarm
wlro and laid it across n telephone \vlro , As
a result no communication whatever could begotten
gotten by the patrolmen with the central
Htation over that wire. A detail of llromeii
were out nearly all night investigating the
onuso of the cutoff , but It was not discovered
until Into next day. When the cause was ills-
covered Showers was arrested nnd fined $10
nnd costs.
A Dinner Parly.
Mr. Fred Balch , the gonlal proprietor of
the Hotel Baikor , guvo a dinner Sumtuy
to the members of the party of Omaha Elks ,
who went to Salt Lake City last month for
the purpose of instituting a ledge of the
order there. Mr. Balch was ono of the Salt
I.ako parly , and no small factor , cither , and
it was In cotnmoration of the eventful trip
tint the reunion dinner was given. Eight
invited cucst sit down nt the sumptuous
board cf the Hotel Barker at 3 o'clock , and
for an hour ana u half their "inner man"
was refreshed with all the good things of
llfu tlmt a line opicurlan taste could suggest.
The honors 6f the occasion wcro very grace
fully psrforwd by utlno host , BalcU. Al
though tlio order of th'o afternoon \vcs in for-
mnl conversation , neat speeches wore mndo
by Hon. W. F. Bcchol nnd Mr. John Fran-
OH. _ _ _
JMIstook the Cent ,
Charles Johnson , who Was nccuscd by
Albert Marks with taking his coat , had n
chnncc to explain matters ycstcrdny after
noon in the police court. It appears that
Johnson while a.t work last Saturday after
noon hod pulled off his coat nnd laid it down
bcsldo Marks , Both coats looked very much
alike , nnd when Johnson was suddenly called
away , ho put on the wrong coat and walked
away with It , not noticing the difference until
several hours afterwards. Ho expected to
return to work yesterday and exchange the
cents ngnln , and did not put himself to the
trouble on Sunday of calling on Mnrks nnd
making the adjustment. Sunday afternoon ,
however , he was arrested. The Judge dis
missed the case.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
Union Pacific ,
"TUB OVERLAND ROUTE , "
Will sell through tickets at ono faro for
the round trip , from points in Nebraska
unil Kansas to parties desiring to attend
the meeting of the Supreme Lodge ,
Knights of Pythias , to bo hold iji Cin
cinnati , Ohio , Juno 12th to 10th inclu
sive. Tickets good going Juno 8th to
18th anil returning Juno IHth to 10th in
clusive , with continuous passage only in
each direction.
Ask your grocer for Crow's High Pat
ent flour. Best Hour In market.
UOTHACKI2II AND THE HERALD
Ho AVill Probably Bo Ono of Its Edi
torial Writers.
"Who is to bo the next editor of tlio Her
ald ! " asked a Bnis reporter of ono of the
leading young lights of the democracy In
this city ycstcrdny.
"Rothacker , " was the sententious reply.
"How do you know I" .
"Well , I think Mr. Sorcnson ought to
know. "
"Did ho tell you about It ! "
"No , but It has como to me. RothacUcr is
with him : all the tlmq. Ho wns ycstcr
dny , nnd has been to-day , nnd that looks as if
there were something in It. "
"Who Is to till McShano's shoes ? "
"Boyd that is , ho can get the nomination
If he wants it. He's the only name 1'vo
heard mentioned ; thnt Is , of course , if
McShano won't have It. "
"What about Brown's chances ? "
Brown couldn't have It if ho wanted it.
Ho couldn't boelccted if ho were nominated.
His own party would knife him. His knif
ing has been felt hero before and now It is
found that It can work on himself. If Boyd
should go to congress and still bo n member
of the national democratic committo thcro
would bo no moro fights. That would settle
the question of "patronage" in this state.
"Will remain the national
Boyd on com
mittee ? "
"Ho can if ho wants. There nro seven
votes pledged for him seven out of ten in
cluding his own if Boyd is for himself , and
ho always is for himself. "
"It seems Morton wants John Fitzgerald ,
of Lincoln , on the national committee. "
The interviewed gentleman said , as has
already appeared m thcso columns , that Mr.
Fitzgerald would have nothing to do xvith
the national democratic or any other com
mittee so long as he wns an ofllccr in the
Irish National league.
"Thcro is one thing sure , " interjected the
interviewed"nnd | that is thatCharley Ogdcn
will bo the next candidate for governor on
the democratic ticket. "
"Yes , ho continued , Boyd will bo on the
national committee because the delegation
was built that way. "
When you como to Omaha stop at the
Globe , the best located $2-a-day hotel
in town. Between 13th and Mth streets
on Douglas.
Drink Malto itispleasant.
DEMOCRATS.
Union Pacific ,
"THE OVERLAND ROUTE. "
Will soil through tickets to St. Louis ,
Mo. , to parties desiring to attend the
National Democratic Convention , to beheld
hold nt that place , on Juno 5th , at ono
faro forHho round trip , from points in
Nebraska and Kansas. Tickets going
good Juno 2nd to f th , inclusive , and re
turning Juno Oth to llth , inclusivegood
for continuous passage only in caeli di
rection.
Licensed to Wed.
The following marriage licenses wcro
Issued Saturday by Judge Shields :
Name and Residence. Age.
Peter Venstrand , Omaha 33
Jennie. Hanson , Omaha l2 !
Patrick Egan , Omaha .T. : > S
, Mary Miller , Omaha 23
] Gus Socks , Omaha ; iO
( Mrs. Mary 13. Patrick , Sarpy county..yi )
I have opened my Woodruff granite
quarries and can fill all orders of almost
any dimensions. Rock can bo BCOII at
stone yards of Win. Tyler , Lincoln. '
Nob. THUS Piticu.
Crow's Superlative Hour ; bakers want
it.
THE FESTIVE BURGS.
They Mulco Tilings Interesting In the
Suburbs.
Tlio burgs hold a sort of n carnival In the
northern suburbs Sunday night , from the
numerous reports of their work , that caino in
yesterday. At William Laty's dwelling ,
1518 North Nineteenth street , they were
frightened off after having cut through the
blinds and hoisted the window. At J , V.
Pritclmrd's , 18-21 Corby street , they effected
an cntianco and carried offf Mr. P.'s
Sunday pantaloons , containing a knlfo.buneh
of keys , and a small amount of change.
Alfred L. Lynch , cashier of the land depart
ment of the Union Pacific railroad , was
treated in the snmo way. They got into his
domicile , IS-J-J Corby street , by picking the
lot of the front door. At M. T. Lyons.on the
sum o street , entiancu was gained via the
dining room window. Here , too , they got
the proprietor's unmentionables , together
with a fuw slmolcons ,
Thrco other burglaiious visits were mudo
on Saturday night , the object of ttio muno
bolng residences in the vicinity of the high
Kchool. Ono of the calls was upon
J. H , Daniels , whoso parlor win
dow was found open in the morn
ing. Nothing was taken except
n light-colored hat belonging to Mr. Daniels'
nnd which stood on a rack in the hull. In Its
stcaa was an old felt cudy which was tied
with n shoo string , Mr. Daniels carrrled the
covering around town this morning in hopes
that somebody might Identify and claim it ,
The residence of D. J , Collins was also
vlsltod though the visitors mudo a hasty but
unobserved retreat.
KKPUHLIOANS.
Union Pnolllc.
"THE OVERLAND ROUTE , "
Will sell through tickets at rate of ono
faro for the round trip , from points in
Nebraska and Kansas , to parties desir
ing to attend the National Republican
Convention to bo hold in Chicago , Juno
10th. Tickets good going Juno 10th to
10th , nnd returning Juno 0th to SISth
inclusive , with continuous passage only
in ct'.cli diiection.
Smokp Soidcnbcrg's Figaro and get
the boat 6-cont cigar in the world , Max
Meyer & Co. , wholesale depot ,
Stop at the Globe hotel.
Stolen M'ntctic'H ,
Some tall , dark-whiskered man with blood
shot liyos nnd a very wicked cast of physlog
entered the residence of Mrs. Call , on South
Sixth street , Sunday , wiillo the lady of the
hoube was in the back yard , nnd curried oif
a luitulsomo lady's watch. The good woman
observed Ulux passing out the front gatous
she returned , but did not discover tuo theft
until about half an hyur afterward , The
pollco wcro notified , but nothing has been
seen of the thicl.
A man who wns walking up Tenth street
Sunday wns nppronchcd by n young chap
who asked him the timo. The gentleman
took out his chronometer which the youngster
Immediately snatched , took to his heels nnd
disappeared through Krug's brewery nnd
under the viaduct and escaped. The matter
wns reported nt pollco headquarters.
TO SALT t AKE AND UETUKN.
The Union Pacific.
"THE OVERLAND ROUTE , "
Will sell tickets from all Kansas and
Nebraska points for the special ex
cursion to Salt Lake City nnd return ,
Juno Oth , at ono fare for the round trip.
Tickets going good five ( lays , nnd re
turning fifteen days , extreme limit
thirty days. Stop-over privileges al
lowed within these limits. Parlies de
sirous of visiting Garflold Beach , on
Great Salt Lake , the famous watering
place of the west , should improve the
opportunity now offered.
Crow's High Patent flour beats all.
Stop at the Globe hotel.
HARD "SOAP.
Herman JKouutzo Puts n Million Dollars
lars Airnlnst the Now Soap AVorks.
Tim Ben sotno days ago published nn an
nouncement that the W. A. Page Soap com
pany , an Iowa institution , hnd purchased
fronrJ. D. Her n part of the old Boyd packIng -
Ing house In which they Intended as soon as
possible to begin tlio manufacture of soap
and thus give employment to a number of
men. Yesterday It was ascertained thnt
Herman Kountzo was opposed to the estab
lishing of n soap factory at the place Indi
cated and was Immediately called upon by
Tun Bcu man to ascertain the truth of the
rumor.
Mr. ICountzo snld thnt ho was opposed to
the opening of n soap factory at the place
indicated. It was but half u dozen blocks
below his place , and such n factory could not
bo otherwise than Injurious to the neighbor
hood. It would give out offensive odors , nml
mnko it unpleasant for the people who hnd
settled thcro nnd invested largo sums of
mono ) ' in permanent nnd beautiful homes
and edifices. Such had been the history of
soap factories wherever they hnd bccu
erected , and Mr. Kountro Instanced a case In
St. Louis , where a soap factory on Locust
street had long been a source of annoyance
to the neighbors , ana a means of depreciating
the surrounding property. Thnt gentleman
also stated that ho aid not know in what way
the opposition to the enterprise would bo
brought to bear upon It , because'tho thought
of those opposed had not yet crystalizcd to
that extent. Mr. Kountzo said that ho wns
not aloiio in opposing the factory. A number
of other people hnd signed the
remonstrance which , It Is thought , will be
soon brought before the council.
"How much property , real and personal , is
interested in the opposition ! " tiskcd THE Bun
man.
"Ono million dollars , nt least , " said Mr.
Kbunlzo.
Meanwhile , the Page Soap company have
sent circulars to nil their Iowa customers In
forming them of the transfer of their factory
to Omaha and requesting them to call , nftor
theMirstof next mouth , at the now place
115 , 117 , 110,121 and 123 East Hickory street ,
in this city.
Dr. McGrew. Rectal , urinary & priv
ate diseases only. Room 5 , Barker bl'k.
Shetland pony for sale by George A.
Kcclino , Council Bluffs.
Stop at the Glebe hotel. *
Crow's Patent flour takes the lead.
A PEACEFUL. ADJUSTMENT.
The Cable and the Holt Line AKCC to
Ajjree.
The trouble between the Missouri Pacific
relative to the crossing at 'Twentieth nnd
Nicholas street has been settled without , any
trouble. It will bo remembered that when
the cable company constructed its track
across the switch ot tho'Missouri"Pacific at
the point named that the railroad company
promptly filled it up. At first it was alleged
that the company took this action in the in
tercst of the hofbo car company but it now
transpires that it did so In order to protect
their own tracks. Mr. Lillie of Kansas
City came up Sunday and the matter has
been arranged and the cubic company will
provide for the safety of the tracks of the
Missouri Pacific while laying their own track.
Thispowdernevervaries. A marvo-ofpurl-
ty.'jtrunsttiand wi'lesom3.ies ) < i. Moro econom
leal tlinut he ordinary kinds , airl cann"t bnsoln
Incompetlttonwltn the multitude of low cost ,
short welKhtiilumor phosphate powder * . Sold
only In ciiii * . Itoyiil nnklnB I'owdor tf > . , J26
Wallstreet Now York
She Tried and Knows.
A leading chemist of New York
says : " Xo plasters of such merit as
tha Atli'Io.pliO'ro > > Plasters liavccvcr
before been produced. " They pro
n novelty because they are not mntlo
simply to sell cheap , they are the
best that fccience , skill and money
can produce , und will do what is
claimed for them. For sprains ,
aches , weakness , lameness , etc. ,
they nre uncqualcd.
404 Kiillon St. , BanrtuiVr.O. NOT. SI.87. '
TUe AlliloiJioma 1'luter acted Ilk *
rniKio. It U tliu tttt I e\er trii-d and I
bare unl ninny kinds Our druifintt
said " tildstere r all about tlio name " but
I ilon'l think BO now , I m > ralmil my ami
and khoilldiT In .Inljr , and It baa IK-CD
painful tduce , but It dix- > not pain me at
all now. Sin.ViUJi MAQILU
* 3r-ficnJ C cents for the Ix-atitlful colored nlo-
ture , "JloorUli Maiden. "
THEATHLOPHOHOSCO. 112 Wall St. N. Y
0ln to the inclination of many
people to bo liumlniKKed In the
purchase ot articles of necessity
"i the honsehold.o feel it our
mVnil duty to sound a note of warnlni ;
to those who beek remedies for
the relief of the aches and pains
I IQTCM Incident to this season of the
UOIL.ll year. Tliu Kieal and LTOwiiiK
popularity of llt.NSON'sl'i.ASTtu
luib templed unsciupulous mail'
Tfl nfacttuers to oiler many worth-
I U le s Ktibxtltutinns and Imitations
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OUUIlU Colds. Coughs. Hoarseness , I'Jou-
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MUVlUL. ! iiluiters by always asking for
liK.NbDN'H and let nope > uaMon
by the dealer induce you toao
rent nnv nthcr nlaHcr
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btvmuililp aenger Steamer lu JUI.V llth
CITyOKHOJIKl tbo World. Atro. btu
Saloon paxiasio to nias o r , nerryLiverpool , Belfatt
or yueeiutowii , .0aud upwards er Ulamow tleain-
urj. uaand iip nrJs for Cltvof Hume , bucond-cla >
ttt ) lU'turn llckcl at rculuiel rates made availably
for either route , otferliiK.eicurnlonlsta the
tloiiurp'7 lo
HEMDBS01T 3EOS , , 72 La Salle 5S. ( Chlsago.
Or lo our of our local asccti.
SUCCESS IN SPECULATION ,
A NEW WOBK Tha inoit complete ever iiub-
Ifhed.doTotcil to thtf purchase iind aile of stocks ,
boudf , etc. UrfWloiw of the courts rrtardlnz
titork bales , brokers and bucket thoij , , manliiu-
latiuu of the ttock market , juustn of panlf , etc.
How. whan , and what to putiluEC and sell.
Sena tiostild ] : on receipt o f frjc..y . the
BXA JJAitiJ VUtlLlfitlljiQ COluauy , fl , Y ,
TEN DOLLARS ,
The incessant cry of "bargains , " "great sacrifices , " etc. , etc. , is hoard all over , but thd
people discriminate WHO is ADVEHTISING THE UAIIGAINS. In all our advertisements we ad
here closely to the truth ; we do not even allow you to deceive yourself , and when , as is
often the case an article looks much better than it really is , wo toll you exactly WHAT
IT is. Wo have seized the opportunity here to build up a great business on popular
prices. The result shows that wo have succeeded , and wo point with pride to our pres
ent and ever growing popularity. "We have gained the confidence of the people by al
ways fulfilling the promises made in our 'advertisements. Our reputation for lowest
prices being established , we intend to maintain the same by oilering a series of bargains
which no other house can approach.
The offering < pro make this week , is the grandest over'made in the line of reacly-mado
clothing :
"We place on sale 300 Fine Cussimero Suits Sacks and Frocks , worth $18 ; at the unprec-
edontly low price of Ten Dollars each. The material of , which these suits are made ,
is the product of one of the best mills in the country. They are well trimmed with
the best farmer's satin lining , perfect fitting and tailor made. We are willing and
anxious that they be placed alongside of , and critically compared , with any. $18 suit
offered by any other house.
Many other of our choicest suits have been marked down this week , some four or five
dollars. They could not be sold at the opening of the season for near what we offer
them now.
Have you seen the elegant Fancy Flannel Coat and Vest we offer at 95c. It wil pay
you to look at it.
One Price Only. No Deviation.
Corner I4th and Douglas Streets. Omaha.
OK/2 AH A
MEDICAL 8 SUHGICAL INSTITUTE ,
N. W. Cor. I3th A Dodge Sta.
ran i T l i r or * u ,
I 'A
APPLIANCES FOR DEFORMITIES AND TRU13ES.
Sest facilitiea , apparatus i d rfmedlefcTor sut
cciiful treatment or every form of dUtaM'recifair
Ine Medical or Surgical Treatmetit.
FIFTY ROOMS FOR PATIENTS.
Hoard and attendance ; best hospital nccom'mo-
astions iti the west.
WJIITB FOR CIICCIARB on Deformities nif
Drnces , Trusses , Club Feet , Curvature of tin
Spine , Piles , Tumors. Cancer , Catarrh , Bronchitis
Inhalation , Electricity , Parnljsis , Knllcnsy , JtiJ
ney , niaddcr , Hye , Ear , SUin and Blood , aofl sll
Surgical Operations ,
Diseases of Women a Spoclally.
BOOK ON DiaiAEii or W'OJic.i Fntf.
ONL7 RELIABLE MSDIOAL IN3T1TU1E
HAKINO A 6PECUI.TT OF
PRgVATE DISEASES.
All Blood Diseases Euccessfully treated. Syph
llittc 1'oison removed from the system witnoitl
mercury. New restorative treatment for loss ol
Vital Power. I'ert > ons unable to visit us may be
dented nt home liy correspondence. All commit
uications confidential Medicineeorlnstrumuite
sent by mail or express , Kccnrely packed , u .
marks to Indicate contents or sender. One per
loual interview preferred. Call and consult us 01
end history of your case , nnd we will keud in
plain wrapper , our
BOOK TO MEN , FREE ;
Upon Private , Special or Nervous Diseases , Im
yitency , Syphilis. Gleet nnd Varicocele , with
( .icstiou list. Address
Omii/io Jfeilieal and Surgical Instituteo :
DR. McftlENAfHY ,
Cor. 13th and Dotfce Sti. . 'il/.AHA.KEO.
1742 Lawrence St. , Denver , Colo.
Of the Mn enm of Anatomy , fit. Ixiula , Mo. Mr m.
bcrnof UnUerkltyCoTlcKO Hospital , London. M. D.
Ulesen. Germany and fiiar York , liavlim devoted
their attention cpoclally to the trciitmcnt of >
Nervous , Chronic & BlooJ Diseases
T > fore eepcclally thoio arltlnr/ from Imprudence , In-
Jllo all to eullerlni ; to correartoucl nlihout delay ,
UlscoEcs of Inft ttlon and contaidon cured nafely nu < j
IpcixUly w Ithmit ttso of dunijerous drtiR8. 1'allents
WltOBe casea hove been negfeded. hndly trinti'd or
pronounced Incurable , cliould not full to w rlto 119
conrernltiK their symjitouiu. All lutterd rtctlvo luv
modUte attention.
JUST PDDLISHED , " "
And will bo mailed I'll IIP to any nddrew upon ro.
colpt of ono 2-cent etumn. " 1'ractu ul Obn ntlon on
KLrvous Dchlllty and I'hynlral Uxhniisllon , " A Tit-
liable inudlcul trculUo vshlUi uliould bu ruij Lyall.
Aclilrets ,
DRS. S. & D. DAVIESOH ,
17-12 Lawrence Street , Ppnvcr , Colo.
Union Pacific
"The Overland Koiilc. "
Until July 1,18SS , ttrkets oul for these excur-
elons w 111 be good thirty days for the round trip
nml can bo used ten ihiyn gnlnn. When purchas
ers are nmdy to return , theio tickets will 1)9
Kood tlvo days for that purpose. If purchasers
\UshtoRtopnliortof destination on our lines ,
Kents will stamp tickets good to teturn from
'dthnt
EL FBuViyihirN ' "iM > aor D
thli
_ illiC loelbl * | cuntali of
ItrdJiMtlr ( hroujk all t > k rrti.r < itor >
-In hollti and Vicuroui 8lre > | th. ElcrtiK
r e forfeit tl.WO la cadt ,
_ . _ . ikirfclu V/Qiilcilnpcf *
tntafntty cured In th-ciuo tbl S il < l p.mpMctJe.
ThaSindenEltetriuCo. IC3LaSallc.l. . " '
State Line.
To Glasgow , Itelfast , Dublin autl LIveruool
From New York Every Thursday , .
Cabin patsagu J-B and ISO , accordlnttto location
of btate room. Kxcurelon ! OJ tQ 130.
Stccrujto to and from Europe at Lowest rates
AUSTIN JJAJ.mVJ.V & CO. ,
C cn'l Agents , 63 Hi oad way. .N'ew Vork.
-QIINJHJ'CI'K. acn'1 Western At'ent ,
161 llandoipU St/ , Chicago
JIMIRV K. MOQlUiS , Agent ,
Electro-Magnetic Belts !
The Grandasl Triumph of Electric Science
Oentlemtn'iBelt Sclonlifically Made and Practically Applied.
with Biectrle DISEASES CUBED WITHOUT MEDICINES.
BT WILL
i , Paralnlj , Wmr Urt . Sell
Uont. BxhamUea ; Kmlwlou , Art *
IndlaeiU' ' , VTeakiieM. Imf > tcB r > C
rfccfrWrV"/rl 7oV f7'J lf7 oToVppUyd _ _ . .
< > C
, . ,
| - n - n ( %
to any part ot the body. Whpl * f nTcar mU7 can Uf JTil& HEN 0 * tmtm felRE&IL.Si , <
wear 1C It elsctrlflM the blood i
TCCYItanUlfil C Bifrron ir niilnB duitdbrpennliitoa. HpTE > li foUo 1nirwfio liajlbj
TCdTlraURIALS otfi ! rA.OoMriM t J- ( " > ! : ° HL * * U9i
Dft MUHHf tLtUlttU MAUNUIIU UCLI & ni lnrtKi firna-ii.
I ilrei prodoc & oontlnnoua curranti conre/t cleatrteltj tSrouuh the body oo the lumi. It eur dlMAUi
I bT g noratln . conttnnoua current of eloctrtcltr (10 ( or l houra out of JM ) ihrouihoat tha burqaa Br t m ,
1 idlaTlnK all nerToninesi iminedlat . . . . . . . lr. and prodoclner n w clrooUMon of the flje foreM-tba blood , Im-
' t
- d heal 'when another treatment * > I aUod. lie mcriU ot tbla acioa-
. . „ j In Obloagot wboleaala drutsltte ,
_ _ Ickgo. eg" B nri iVunp for lit gage lllnitrat d pamphlet.
> "W" . V. aJCOaEUami , Inrentor and Manufacturer , 191 Wcbua ATtnB * Chleaeo.
I RUPTURE < i I , HORSE'S ELECTRQ.MA6NETIC DELT-TRUSS.
LAWRENCE , OSTROM & CO. , LOUISVILLE , KENTUCKY.
10 YEAR OLD
For rVJedicinal and Family Use.
ABSOLUTELY PURE HO FUSEL DILI
i ts Death to Sure Cure for
MALARIA , CONSUMPTION ,
CHILLS AND FEVER , BLOOD POISONING ,
TYPHOID FEVER , SLEEPLESSNESS
BOWEL TROUBLES , OR INSOMNIA ,
LOSS OF APPETITE , NON-ASSIMILATION
INDIGESTION , OP FOOD.
DYSPEPSIA. PRICE , 31.25
For Quart Bottle.
Sold In Dottles.
Only for Sals GU Staxtrt
far Sale by ard WlntUerctwtt
Druggists Everywhere. Fvtrjiuihtrt.
APPETIZER.
Thli la to certify that I hvro oiamlned ttie wmplo ot DEI.LG omoDtlBOlf V/nUKEYreotlrcd from
Lawrence , Out r cm A Co. , and found tb tame to be perfectly free from I'uicl Oil uid all offler iltlUerJo&J
lubktauco and Hrlctlr | > uic. 1 tlitcrlully recommend tha fnmo ( or famlljr and Medicinal jmrpaitt.
J. f. H HMS. : 51. I ) . , Anulylfr&IChvmltM.oulitllla. ICr.
KROS. A : CO. , AgcuU lor Oniulm , Act * .
GHICHESTER'S ENGLISH DIAMOND BRAMD
JHE ORIGIN AU.THE ONLY G UlfiE
.BEWARE OF WORTHLESS I
> ASK DRUGGIST TOR ( TICMESTErVSEJ15LlSli )
r SAFE LWAYS RELIABLETO LADIES /DIAMOND B. . .
INDISPENSABLE.SOID BY Alt DRUGGISTS 'OR INCLOSE 4f ( STAMPS )
OIAMOMD > On PARTICULAHS
' | H LCTTCn BT RtTUBH MAIL ,
Or the Liquor Habit , 1'oslllvdy Cured by
AduiIuIsturingDr. Unities' Golden
Syeclflc.
It can lie given In a cup of rolfce or t < a ullh-
mit the Knouledgti 01 tliu prrbon taking itubbo- ;
hitely liuimleh * , und \\lll utfect n permanent unit
tipecdy euro , \\hethor the patlont Is u moilcr.ito
drinker or mi alcoholic \rrvck. ' 1 housumls of
clrunlau its have been made temperate men who
have taken lioldru Specific In their lollce with
out their kurmlnlge and today belleie they
unit drinking of their oun ftee will. It never
fallM , 'ihoHyfcU'm once Imprff'iiiUHl Wlili tlio
Specific , It becomes tin utter impossibility for
the liquor appetite to exUt. 1'orxalo by Kuhu
A : Co. , l'tli and Doiigliis fcts. , nml 18th and Umu-
IrtKtts. . Omaha , Neb. ; A. J ) . i'ojtcr .V lira. ,
Council llliiirs , Iowa.
DREXEL & MAUL ,
( Fuccetsois to Jflm n. Jacobs. )
Undertakers & Embalmers
At tlia old stand. HOT TainBtn St. Ordets by
telegraph bullclted and promptly utteuded
Telephone to.No.fc5.
VSflifKHB. HOW TO ACT.
| rivi | raivdHviw * RMt i 4. I1-
m Uif KHM in4F
GHATWUL COJIFOIITINU
Epps's Cocoa
"Hr n Iliornugli Vmmlcilje of tbo natural Jan * '
wblcli sovi-in tlni operation of dlfe llOn udoutiK
linn , and by < urofill apiillcullou of tbe Hue I'rtJf ' f * f " 5
of vrrli-ruU'ttrd Cocoa , Mr. Ki > p lm pto idjd duj '
brean/n tlahle wllliB dellcntelr ontorcd btTCMrir'
wlilibiunr mouimniir lionfj doctor ; bllli. Ul
bjrtheju ' . uio ot nutli artlUta of dlet tbat * '
Ccrulllullon m ybo gradualljr built uiiuolll
to ri-ilut erery lendfncr to illie e.
ilrertnuf utlluiiialudle are floaUiiBnroiind uare
tu BttucK wlivrevcr tbere la a weak iiolnt. We nj i <
inuiiemunytt Jalal ulialt br keeplntf oimelvei we/I /
forlillfd wltli pure blood and a iiroperlr nourlihe *
Iniiiu . CtHlherVlcoO ictte. „ , , ,
Marto ( Imply with tVilllug wul r or nillk. Bold onlf
In bulf pound tin * l > y Iliocert lubelvd Ibiu :
T miUO DDD J 9. HO llomreopathlc Chemist *
JAlllbO hrru S UUn LONDON ,
Crab Orchard
NATURES-
GREAT REMEDY.
A. iroai-rrvs : crtnis ! JTCT *
Skk-Sediv CcctipilicD :
DjipEpsii , - i ,
010 < U OKUUOUT * . O/MrHlCT > UAItXtl.
Or b Orchard Water Co , Louluvllle , Kf ,