Nebraska Newspapers

    TEDS OMAHA DAILY EE.E : JPKTDAY , JUNE 1 , 1888.
THE CITY.
The trial of William Johnson , the
assailant of little Frank Mocllor , was
crowded over till Monday.
A man Riving the name of Frank Far-
ncll was run in last night for trying to
worm money out of n drunken man.
A dispatch from Los Angelas , Cal. ,
yesterday from Samurl Hauvor to
W. B. Slaughter announces the death
of Samuel and Ilattio Ilouvcr , of this
city.Potor
Peter Larson , the man who was found
in a sick condition nt a Cumin p street
elation and taken to St. Joseph's hos-
pltaldicd yesterday. Ho was a stranger
in Omaha.
The Castollar Street Prcshytermn
church began this week to hold gospel
mcetingsovory evening. The attendance
and interest have been good from the
first evening and fctcadlly increasing.
Judge C. A. Baldwin was suddenly
called to Kansas City yesterday , to the
death-bed of his daughter. Mrs. Mcrts-
hclmor. Judge- Baldwin has the sym
pathy of Omaha's citizens in his last sad
bereavement.
Robert Buchanan , an insane man who
had wandered from Snnthland , la. , was
picked up by the police at the Union
Pacific depot yesterday. He said ho
had a brother hero , and was turned over
to the latter , who is a hack driver.
Charles Anderson , who'was arrested
for stealing the horse of S. J. Durgstrom.
waived a preliminary examination ana
was held to the district court in the
sum of $1 ,000. Not being able to give
the surety ho went to the county jail.
J. G. Giles , of Council Bluffs , wants
to know the whereabouts of a lly-bitten
gray liorbo and a top buggy. Said rig
was hired by a club-footed man named
Brown , and did. not return nt
the expected time.
Samuel Crowley , captain of engine
house No. 4 , was anxiously seeking his
lost son last night. The child is be
tween three and four years old , with
hair cut short. Ho wore a white straw
hat and a blue dro&s. His name is Jim-
mio.
Justice Anderson entered up three
judgments against the Truth Printing
and Publishing company yesterday as
follows : In favor of the Western Union
Newspaper union , $1)4.09 ) : for the Car-
pnter Paper company , $185.00 ; for
James W. Everts , for lumber , $78.10. !
Dr. Lamar , pastor of the First Baptist
church , will begin on Sunday nightnoxt
n borics of sermons on subjects of great
interest to everybody. The llrston next
Sunday night will bo "Capital and
Labor , " to bo followed by "Tho Sunday
Question , " "Was Adam and Eve the
Only Pair Created ? " "Shall Woman
bo Ordained to Preach ? "Where Do
Infidels and Skeptics Get Their Moral
ity ? " _
IVi-sonnl PiiruKfnphH.
H. E. Guy , of 1'ierco , Nob. , is at the Wind
sor.
sor.G.
G. H. Toncray , of Fremont , Neb. , is .it tlio
Millnrd.
i. Goodman , of Talmage , Neb. , Is at the
Pnxton.
Charton Uiddlc , of Dunbar , Nob. , is at the
Windsor.
George H. Stewart , of Crcston , la. , is at
the Millurd.
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.lames A. ilolmau , ot Lincoln , Nub. , is at
„ . . thoMlllanl.
W. S. Hector , of Nebraska City , Neb. , is nt
tlio I'axton.
> W. W.Vriiht ; , of IJUio Springs , Nob. , is nt
the Windsor.
Hubert McHeynolils , of Lincoln , Neb. , is
at the Milliircl.
l'G. . Klcul anil wife , of Albion , Neb. , are
nt the Windsor.
Mra. D. Ackcrmnn , of Grand Island , Neb. ,
js uttho Millurd.
John A. Felson and wife , of Button , Neb. ,
ore at the Windsor.
Mrs. C. A. Hinsilale , of TeUsmah , Nob. , is
registered at the .Milhird.
Walt M. Scely c-aino up from Bonnet hist
night , and Is at the Millnrd.
Gi'orgo H. Sweet , wife and daughter , of
Chicago , arc at the Paxton.
Messrs C G. Hoyt anil H. I , . En-ing , of
Beatrice , Neb. , arout the Paxton.
A. McShnnc , of DeatUvood , is in the city
looking after pi opurty ho controls in South
Omaha.
Walter C. Leach , of Minneapolis , agent
for the Heckler Insurance company , is at the
Millard.
Mrs. O. Jay Smith and ( laughters arrived in
the city last night from Fort Mcado , and are
registered at the P.i.xtou.
Edward ami William O'Hara , of Cedar
Hapids , lit. , heavy railroad coiitr.ic.tors , aio
in the city with an eye upon future operations
in the west.
A I'm Id of a Woman.
A stalwart African named J. A. Miller has
sworn out a warrant for the arrest of Ida
Miller , charging her with calling him a thief
and threatening to do him bodily violence.
Ho most Indignantly denies the opprobrious
epithet she applies to him. Ho declares ho
has not been in a lien-roost for over a year.
Itnflroml Men in New
Tnomas L. Kimball , Charles J , Smith ,
Erastus Young , J. M. Tliurston and T. M.
Orr gnvo notlco to the county clerk yester
day that they hud associated themselves to
gether for the purpose of buying and soiling
real estate. The principal place of business
will lie in Omaha , and the capital stock Is
placed at § SOU.0. , (
Tnkn Down Tlmno Sign * .
The sign commissioners are determined
that pci-bons having signs on their places of
business shall comply with the city oidinanco
governing such matters. A great many per-
ons havu compiled with the requirements
( pcclllod , but a great many inoro have utterly
ignored thorn , On next Monday the eoinmib-
Moiiurs will commence to arrest all such
offenders.
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Belling Dounycd Fl li.
S. Hollander , a ilsh peddler , is In hock at
the central station for soiling decayed inor-
chumTisc. The arrest was made by Special
Onicor Goldsmith who insists that the ilsh
Bhould bo classed as garbage and dumped in
the river , as It is not lit to bo eaten , Hollan
der says that the moruhandlso was shipped
here \vediicsday and that necessarily it must
bo fresh. The inspector was next called and
after n careful examination he agreed with
Otllcer Goldsmith that the tis > h was not lit to
bo oaten. _
Hrntfnt ; ami Power Supply Company
The Omaha heating and power supply
company tiled articles of Incorporation with
the county clerk yesterday. The authorized
capital stock Is fiOO.OOO , in shares of f 100
each , and the nature of the business to bn
transacted is the generating and furnishing
of heat and steam power for residences ami
manufacturers , Victor II. L'olTnmn. Nathan
Mcrriam , Guy C. Harton , Fraulc Murphy ,
Niithau Sueiton , W. H. Taylor , James M.
Woolworth , John B. Colton , Horace II. It'in-
0in and Frank Hatton are the incorporates.
Arrests for May.
Following is n recapitulation of the police
arrests for the month of May : Assault , U ;
nssuult with Intent to kill , 3 ; assault with in-
tout to rape , 1 ; assault and buttery , 2 ; burg
lary. 1 ; carr > Ing concealed weapons , ( ) ; dis
turbing the peace , I * ) ; vicious dogs , 11 ; di imks ,
224 ; fast driving , 4 j lighting , 1SI ; Injury to
fire wires , 1 ; forgery , 1 ; false pretences , fi ;
fugitives from justice , 1 ; taking hoiso with
out leave , 1 ; liorso stealing , ] ; keepers of
houses of 111 fume , 12j Inmates , S3S ; petit
larceny , 24 ; grand larceny , 2 ; violating ped-
dlurs licoiibo , U ; violating garbage license , 4 ,
violating plumbers' license , 3 ; violating ex
press license- 1 ; manning , ! ; nuisance , IT ;
obscene pictures , 1 ; rosistltig oftlcor , Uob ;
'itructlng streets , 10 ; shooting with intent to
kill , 4 ; teams uuhitchrd , 25 ; 'vagrants , 337.
Total , 1OM ) . The cases for the dlbtrict. court
numbered ten , . '
. Stop nt the Globa hotel. . ' . . .
BOUNCING TI1I3 BQUATTBttB.
Fornint KJcctinent or Enoroachcrs on
Iljrron Heed's Property.
Deputy ShorllT George Strykcr , armed
with cloven orders in ejectment secured
from the district court by Byroa Reed seve
ral days ago , yesterday went down to the
bottoms to servo the papers on the unfortu
nate squatters nnd was received with con
siderable opposition and resistance. He ,
fortunately , was accompanied by two police
men from the regular force and their pres
ence hnd a tendency to keep down the ruf-
fllcd tempers of the residents. Mr. Strykcr
came in contact with awful sights of pov
erty and Bqtmllor , and the rudely constructed
huts were unkempt and filthy. As the ma
jority of Iho squatters aprccd to leave the
premises within a period of from five to ten
days they wore not Intcrferrod with , but ono
Frank Toucher Insisted upon combating the
mandates of the court and barred the door of
his shanty ngalust the odlccrs. After a
lively struggle , in which clubs nnd other
missies were hurled nt the ofllcers , they
succeeded in razing the Toucher shanty to
the ground and leaving the family without a
roof to cover them. These severe means it
is alleged were necessary nnd if the other
squatters do nbUcnvo within the tlpio stipu
lated they will bo treated In n like manner.
It is by copying after nature that man
gets best results. Dr. Jones' Clover
Tonic is nalurn's own remedy , is purely
vegetable , can bo taken by the most
delicate. Cures all stomach , kidney
and liver troubles. CO cents. C. 1 ? '
Goodman.
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I have opened my Woodruff granite
quarries and can 1111 all orders of almost
any dimensions. Rock can bo scon ut
stone yards of Win. Tyler , Lincoln ,
Neb. Titos Puicii.
* A Tribute to His Memory by Hln Fel
low Citizen * * .
It is proposed to erect at some point to bo
hereafter determined a bronre statue , heroic
size , In memorlam of the late T. J. Potter.
His thousands of friends will be glad of the
opportunity to thus manifest their apprecia
tion of his noble qualities , the sincerity of his
friendship , nnd his fidelity to the interests in
trusted to his caro. Ho had notable charac
teristics worthy of commemoration , and to
this end it is proposed to raise a fund by pub
lic subscription to defray the cost of n suita
ble monument or statue.
The undersigned have consented to servo
as a commission to have the matter in charge.
to raise the necessary funds and procure a
suitable statue , and to this end have organ
ized by the election of Captain Warren Heck-
with of Mt. Pleasant , piesident ; Dr. J. J.
Hansom of ISurlington , treasurer , and W. T.
Foster of Burlington , secretary nnd agent.
Local committees will bo organised in each
locality where the public may desire to con
tribute to tlio Potter monument fund , the
money to bo remitted to the treasurer , Dr. J ,
I. Hansom , president of the German-Ameri
can Savings , bank , Burlington , la. , and to bo
paid out upon tlio order of the commission.
The co-operation of the press and railway
men , and the public in general , Is earnestly
solicited , in order that n lilting memorial to
Mr. Potter may bo erected. Additional par
ticulars will bo furnished by the secretary by
mail , and ho will also visit the various points
to secure an organized eflort to raise the nec
essary funds at onco.
onco.WAiiunx BCCKWITII , Pros.
J. J. IttN * > ou , Troas.
W. T. Fosrcn. Sec.
THOMAS MIM.UII ,
PA in. Mom ox ,
E. L. LOMAX ,
CHAIILUS M. Lr.vv ,
* Elm-Aim CAMi'iici.r. , Jit.
Lifo is burdensome , alike to the suf
ferer and all around him , while dyspep
sia and its attending evils hold'sway. .
Complaints of this nature can bo speed
ily cured by taking Prickly Abb Bitters
regularly. Thousands once thus
atllicted bear cheerful testimony as to
its merits.
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DEMOCRATS.
Union Pncillc ,
"THE OVERLAND ROUTE , "
Will sell through tickets to St. Louis ,
Mo. , to parties desiring to attend the
National Democratic Convention , to beheld
held at that place , on Juno ith , at one
/are for the round trip , from points in
Nebraska and Kansas. Tickets going
good Juno Snd to fith , inclusive , and re
turning Juno Oth to llth , inclusive , good
for continuous passage only in each di
rection.
GKO11GK VltOMAX AKRIVES.
The CliicfoC tin ; Union PiicUlo Urotli-
oiliod in Omalm.
George Woman , chairman of the griev
ance committee of the Union Pacific railroad ,
arrived in tills city yesterday from Denver ,
and was met ut the depot by n delegation from
the local brotherhood. Mr. Woman was im
mediately notillcd of the action taken In ref
erence to requesting the Union Pacific to pro
hibit the scab crows of the Burlington
from drawing cars over the bridge , and he
gave his full accord and sympathy In the
premises. By request he will remain in the
city over to-day and to-morrow , and from
hero will proceed to Chicago on business re
lating to the order ho represents.
Last evening a Biu ; reporter met Mr.
Vroinan , and in answer in several questions
ho replied that in his opinion the demands
made on the Union PaeiJle ofllclals were
not out of place , and that they
would bo carried out to the
letter. "The brotherhood. " continued Mr.
Woman , "have the word of those in author
ity that they will comply with thoYequests ,
mid I liuvo no doubt that they will remain
Jinn. "
A gentleman who was with Mr. Woman
stated that it has been fully decided upon
that the very moment the Union Pacific al
lows a scab crew the privileges of the
bridge there will bo a general strike of all
the eiuplopcs of that road ,
A luxuriant draught of Tni'rant'H Selt
zer Apc-riont removes all ill effects
arising from indiborctioiib in eating and
drinking. _ _
Smoke Soidonborg's Figaro and got
the best 5-ceut cigar in the world. Max
Meyer & Co. , wholubalo depot.
xo sAi/i' IJ.VK * ; AND itirruu.v.
Tlio I'nloii ' Pneillo.
"THi : OVEHLAXD ROUTE , "
Will sell tickets from all Kansas and
Nebraska points for the special ex
cursion to Salt Luke City and return ,
Juno Oth , at 0110 fare for tlio round trip.
Tickets going good live days , and re
turning llfteon days , cxtrdmo limit
thirty days. Stop-over privileges al
lowed within thoho limits. Parties do-
Firous of vibitiug Garllold Beach , on
Great Salt Lake , the famous watering
place of the west , bhould improve tlio
opportunity now offered.
to Weil.
The following marriage lioonsa ? were
Issued yesterday by Judge Shields :
Name and KosUonee. Ago ,
I John A. Nelson , Clay county , Neb . 28
I Mary Johnson , Moline , 111 . ' . . '
j Gottfried Bucko , Onialm . 40
I Elsa Mooller , Omaha . M
I John P. Williams , South Omaha . 41
\ Lizzie Craus , South Omaha . 81
( Peter Johnson , Omaha . . . . . . . 35
i Li ilu liasmussen , Omulm. . , . . . 20
Unluii Pacific.
"THK OVKHLAND HOUTE , "
Will soil through tickets at rate of ono
fare for the round trip , from points in
Nebraska and Kansas , tp parties desir
ing to attend the National Republican
Contention lobo hold in Chicago Juno
10th. Tickets-good coing Juno ICth to
. lOth.nrid returning J > iuo 120th to ii-5tti
inclusive , wit.h 'oonMiUioiu ' patsujje only
in each divcetlcn. .
Continental Clothing House
An opportunity of Special Importance for cash buyers throughout the west. Specials in Children'
Suits , prices , $3 , $4 , and $5.
Continuation of the sale of Sawyer Suits , Price $12.00.
Continuation of the sale of Dplan Suits , Price $8.00.
Continuation of the sale of Blue Flannel Suits , Price $8.00
IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE.
OUR orders by mall nnd express for
the bargain susts advertised wore larger
during the past month than wo had an
ticipated. Scarcely a city or town in
the Western States that have not sent
liberal orders. This is OUR moihod of
advertising , and wo propose to continue
it , knowing that every article sent in
response to thcso orders will bo a last
ing advertisement for the CONTINEN
TAL.
LOT 2705. Price $ , ' 5.00. WoofforlSO
Boys' Scotch Plaid Norfolk Blouse Suit
at the merely nominal prieo of $3.00 ;
these are in regular sixes from 4 to IS
years old , and as pretty a style and as7
serviceable as any that wo have been
nblo to innlco up this season for a , much
higher price.
LOT U30-1. Price & 1.00. This is a
very choice lot in si neat mixed Cheviot
ngood borviccablo color and cut in the
same sixes for Boys' from 4 to IS years
old. A now lot which has boon made up
to sell for $0.09 , and wo unhesitatingly
ollor this us ono of the Best Bargains
ever offered this season in this depart
ment.
LOT 2308. Price $ . -5.00. This lot is
offered to those who want something in
a little darker color than the other lots.
This is a very neat black and brown
We will send packages containing suits of clothing , furnishing goods , cloths and woolens of all kinds kep
in our establishment , to any address in Nebraska , Iowa , Kansas , Dakota , Colorado , or Wyoming , C. O. D
giving buyers the privilege of examining goods before paying for them. By this arrangement people living in distant towns can obtain every advantage of
seeing any article of merchandise in our stock at their own towns , examining the same before paying for them , and if not perfectly satisfactory , returning
goods to us at our expense. Money for all amounts exceeding $10 may bo returned at our expense.
TRY THIS ARRANGEMENT. For years we have sent goods all over the United States in this manner by express with the most satisfactory
results. You take no risks. Exa/unio the goods , and return them at our expense if they do not please you.
OMAHA BOSTON Freeland , Loomis & Co.
NEW YORK
DES rVcOINES Proprietors.1
Corner Fifteenth and Douglas Streets , Omaha , Nebraska.
L WEST OF THE MISSISSIPPI
A DKSIM3UATI2 I-'IOIIT AT CARDS.
Cliurloy llanseii < > " Oinnlm Rills Two
Men and Wounds n Third.
A letter from Peter Nolan , nf Fnrgo , D. T. ,
tells of a dc ] icruto light witnessed by him in
which Charley Il.insen , formerly of Oin.ihu ,
killed two antagonists and latally wounded
another , but received wounils himself from
which ho cannot recover. Charley was fore
man of a Bung of workmen on
the Manitoba railroad nnd he
and three of the men in his
charge were accustomed to put m thcirs | > are
.time Humbling. Things went along smoothly
until a few days ago , while engaged m thuir
usual pastime , a dispute aiose. There w.ia a
big jack-pot , and ono of the men opened it
with 810 , Hanson alone Maying after Iho
drawing. The WrM. man passed and Hanson
bet $40. He took the money , hut the llr.st
fellow claimed Hanson did not have
openers nnd wantnd him to "put up. " Han-
hen refused and all three of the other players
aroboaml pulled their revolvers. Hanson ,
who is as quirk as a eat , Jerked out his seven
shooter and two Hashes from it dropped two
of his antagonists dead at his feet. The
third man sprung upon him and attempted
to down him when a desperate struggle
ensued. Hoth fell to the ground ,
but in a second they loosened
their grips and Jumped to their feet. Hoth
then tired tit the same instant , and both fell
to tno giouml. Although mortally wounded ,
Hansc'ii raised himself on his elbow and
emptied his revolver in his antagonist's body.
None of thcho shots took fatal effect , and it
is thought that the third man will possibly
recover. Hanscii is now lying in the hospital ,
uml it Is thought his days are numbered.
Tills powder never varies. Amorvelof puri
ty , Htrensth und wlioU-boiiioness. Morouconom *
leal tliun tlui ordluury kinds , mul riuinot bo bold
In competition \Utli the innltltuduof lo\vro.st.
short ui'i lit aliiiii or iili-.phuU ! podera. . Bold
only in cuns. Hoyal linking 1'owdcr Co. . laj
Wull btreet , New Vork.
Nollco to Contraofors.
Sealed pi opomlu wlllbu rerolvcd by the tin-
lU'iblyin'il ut the ollice at the t-outa Unnilm
Land Company at Omulm , Neb , , until II p. m. ,
Juno "nd , jK-f , for grading In Spring I.uku Vark ,
ciouth Umaha , N b. The approximate quantity
of excavation li about 40ooJ iitblo ) ards , i'ju-
Illu and spocltlcatlonscau becoeu at thu olllroot
Hituuil _ Way , Jluglneers , lloom til I'axton
A bond of 1 1,0,0 will la required to Insure the
completion of tlio uoik within I'JU dayu from the
Elgiilncof the contract.
No bids \\111 be toiuldered unless nccompan-
K'tl by a certllied clii-ck for J K ) . The right is re.
bci vt'd to telcct any or all bids.
- l . U. JIKlt , Secretary.
JUOICIOUS AND PERSISTENT
AdrcHlfilui ; lioB ulwuj a proven
eucretaful. ' llcforo pluciiiKany
Newspaper Advcrtlsiuj concuKl
LORD & THOMAS.
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M ( 19 KuiiUkSlntUCHICAGO. .
i
strlpo , not showy nt all but very gontcol
perfect fitting and thoroughly in ado In
Norfolk Blouse style , same sixes ns the
other lots Wo do not expect to dupli
cate as good a stiitas this for Iho money
this season. Tlio suit 1ms been marked
on our counter for 87.00 nnd wo know
that every 0110 taken out of our store
will give perfect satisfaction. Itoinom-
bor thcfec are short p.ints suits only
Continuation of the sale of the
Fabrics. There are only two colorings
left on these celebrated suitingsand wo
offer them until they arc entirely closed
out ut the same unapproachably low
price ot $12. per bait. No inoro desira
ble material can bo offered for n bus
iness suit than these goods are , being
purely all well fabrics and goods that
have stood the test for yc.nrs.
LOT 3521. In this lot wo have about
100 suits loft in single breasted Suck
Coats , In si/.os from S3 to 44. The very
best Sawyer Woolen Go's. , Double and
Twist Spring Suitings , now light grey
and brown mixture just made up in our
very best manner , and never , during
the twelve years that wo have been sell
ing this suit has it over been placed on
our counters at less than $18.
Wo do not need to commend the colc-
broted Sawyer Woolen Co.of Dover , N.
II. , but unhesitatingly pronounce them
the best innuufaclurorH of fine all Wool
Suitings in Now England. No shoddy.
For The Nervous
The Debilitated
The Aged.
Medical nmJ tclcntlflo pkill 1ms at list Folvod th
piolilcm of tlio lonif n ilo < l imclidno for Ilio ner.
VOUH , debilitated , and the * re < l , by combining Hie
luf-i nrrtonlcn. . Celery ntid Coca , with otht r f ( Tec.
tlvc rcmedlcBvbicn , nctinir K < nlly but rfllckiilly
ou tliu klilucjn , liter an.l bowela , rrninM ) < linasi > .
restore strength am' renew vitality. XUIa medicine la
. 'Tf nils a pU < v > heretofore unoraipffd , and ronrta
B new era In tun trratmont of ticnnuR trmilik * .
Overwork , nnitltty , difeaw , lay tUo foundation of
nervous jirostratlon and vrculmiM. and eipiriinro
ban bhown that HIP nuial mnnllij do not mend the
strain and paralynia of tlionemmu pyptrm.
liocGinmemlod by profcsnionil and Luelnefce men.
Eond for rirculara.
1'nco 81.00. Bild by clrognlttd.
WELLS , RICHARDSON & CO. , Proprietors
UUULINUTON.VT.
S. K. FELTOH
. . & CO. ,
Water Works Contractors
Anil Manufacture ' Agents for
WATER WORKS SUPPLIES ,
Of nil ilcxcrlptInns.
Hydraulic Engines , Surveys. Detail -
tail Plans and Specifications.
Furnished on Short Notice.
Correspondence Solicited.
once , Slrai's ' BiiiMini , Fonrlii Floor ,
OMAHA. HEBBASKA ,
DIAMONDS ,
WATCHES ,
JEWELRY ,
RONZES
0-
MAX MEYER 0 ,
Omaha , Nebraska.
FOUNTAIN
CU.l AND PLUG-
comparably t1 at. .
flocks or cotton is used in any ot tholr
fabrics. Do not forgottho price , only
$12.
$12.LOT
LOT 8514. Wo olTor 100 of the well
known Velour Cloth Finish Stiwyor
Woolen Go's. Suits in a very dark Oxford
inlxturo , iv smiill nont check p.attorn ,
ono of the most popular styles the mill
has over made , Biiitnblo for cither bus
iness or dress purposes. Single breasted
Sacks , regular sixes in Spring \vofghtut
the sumo extremely low price of $112.
LOT 52.j Is a Single Button Cuta
way Frock Suit of this Dark Velour Fin
ish Sawyer of which wo have made up
about f)0 Suits , as a largo number of our
customers want a frock suit of these
celebrated Sawyer goods. We have
made up a few suits of this shade in
regular sizes from ! J5 to 44which will bo
Bold at the same extraordinarily low
price as the others , $112.
Wo continue the sale this wcok of the
noted Dolan Cheviots , in regular sixes ,
34 to 41 , comprising fourdilTorcnt styles
and mixtures at the wonderfully low
pi-ice of $8.00 per suit. These are strict
ly all wool goods , free from shoddy ,
durable and right lu every respect. No
suit in this lot ought ever to be retailed
for lebS than $112 , but wo offer this as an
attractive bargain in Men's low priced
Business Suits.
SEEN THEM ?
Will buy 0110 0 *
our nobby Spring
Suits in Wot'btcd ,
fine Casbimere , or' '
Scotch ( Jbeviots , |
in all the popular
colors and Btyles. '
Real bargains that I
cannot fail to bo' '
appreciated by the1
dii-CLM'iiing. W e
are aware that IX-
KXI'KNSIVK ROOds
are largely udver-
tifeed this season ,
hut all of them
cannot stand tliO
hpei'tion. NVo able our customers to
c.xamiiio our stock , and thus satisfy
theiiibelvus of its quality and our
jvcracity.
OMAHA
MEDICAL $ SURGICAL INSTITUTE ,
H. W. Cor. 13th & Dodge Sts.
APPLIANCES FOR DEFORMITIES AND TRUSSES
Best facilities , apparatus and remedies for gut
cessful treatment ut every furm of dUease rcquir
lug- Medical or Burglcal Treatment.
FIFTY ROOMS FOR PATIENTS.
llogrd and attendance , best hospital accornmo
ilatfoin in the west
WKITU rofc Ci ctiiRS ; on Deformities nnJ
llraces , Trusses , Club I'eet , Cunatuie of UK
Spine , Piles , Tumors , Csuccr Cat.irrh , Uronchltis ,
Inhalaliou , Klectrlcity raraljtU , Kiitlepsy , KM-
ncy , Uladdcr Kye , Car , bUtu and blood , apd all
Surgical Operations.
Dlseasos of Women a SpoolsI'.y ,
IIOOK ON DUEACXS or WOMEN 1'iitl.
ONLY BELIABLE MSDIOAL IN3T1TUTS
MAKING 1 sriCULTT Or
PRIVATE DISEASES.
All Illood Diseases successfully treated. Syph
ilitic Poison removed Irom ( be kystetu without
mercurj' Kew restorative treatment for lots ol
Vitftl I'ower. 1'eisons unable o visit us may be
treated at home by correspondence All commu
nications coufideutial Medicincsor Instruments
sent by mail or cipren , securely ( lacked , uo
marks to indicate contents or tender Une per
sonal interview preferred. Cell and consult us or
send history of your case , and tie ill send in
plalu wrapper , our
BOOK TO MEN , FREE ;
Upon Private. Special or Nervous Diseases , Im-
\otency , Sjphllis. Olett and Veticocele , with
\re tiou list. Address
Omaha lUrtliral unct 5nriilfil Ttttlluleoi {
DR. Mc ENAMY ,
Cor. 13th and DedeeSli. . - 1VAHA.NE8.
Art ) ( lie
PEERLESS DYES
Fast Colors , Price $8,00 ,
LOT 3500 We offer this wcok 100 Tn-
cllgo Blue Flannel Suits , made In single
nnd double breasted sacks , regular sizes
from 35 to 44. The regular price of this
suit has always been $10.00. in fact ,
Borne dealers have sold thorn for as high
ns $12.00 per suit , but wo offer thorn now
at this extraordinarily low price of
$8.00.
Send for Samples.
Send for samples of these goods before
ordering them. Wo will gladly send sam
ples of cloth to any address , or wo would
much prefer to send a sample suit , s
that the manner of making nnd trim
ming can bo scon. Wo would recom
mend , however , that self measurement
blanks bo sent for llrst , so that a sample
suit may bo sent fitted to the party order
ing , thus saving the trouble of returning
suit to exchange it. Parties wishing
Children's Suits , pleaie ssnd for lot and
ago they wish , as wo have no samples of
the short muts suits.
LAWRENCE , OSTROM & CO. , LOUISVILLE , KENTUCKY.
FAMOUS 10 YEAR OLD
BELLE -BOURBON WHISKEY
For Medicinal and Family Use.
ABSOLUTELY PURE KO FUSEL OIL !
Cs 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 , OF FOOD.
DYSPEPSIA. PRICE , $1.25
For Quart Bottle ,
Bold Only In Dottles.
For Sale by Orocen
For Sale by and Wine Merchtuslt
Druggists Everywhere. Everywhere ,
' N PRONGING OUR
* TH ? M
ml l s m
'REEtNG " " " --ic niSTIl-r * *
IT OF
THE GREAT APPETIZER.
* > 9
Thli li to certify that I haToonmlned the lamplo of DELLE OFIJODKDON W11IBKEY rocelrctl fron
Lawrence , Oitroiu & Co. , and found the me to bo perfectly free from Kuttl Oil and all ether ilelcterloui
tubstancci and ttrlslly imro. 1 cheerfully rucomintml tli ainii for family und Midlclnal purpose * .
1 , V , IliHXUM , M. D. . Analytical ( hornlit , I.oulivlllc. ! T.
CiL.Al > STO\n ISKOS. k CO. , Atfcnfg for Omulmcl > .
Both are
Torpid brought iiitc >
MEANS A jHealthy Ac-l
'tioii ' by >
Torpid TARRANT'S
SELTZER APERIENT
lima Natibira
U. S. DEPOSITORY , OMAHA , MSB ,
1'nld Up I'ajiltal $250,000
Surplus 00,000
H , W. YATP.S , Trcslilent.
LMHH H. HIT.II , Vice 1'rcslrtPUt.
A , U , TOUZAMNnil Vlro President.
W. II K. lluuins : , Cubhler ,
W , V. Mniioi : , .IOIIN 8. Cnr.r.irra ,
H. W. YATI-.K. J.KWIS S , Ki-uu ,
A , U. TOUZALIN ,
Hanking OHlco
THE IRON BANK ,
Corner 12tli nnd I'ainum fits ,
A Ucnvrul llautduj : Uuslncbs Transacted ,
NOW'S THE TIME
To have your frli'nds come to
it \s.\s AXH MKKASKA :
As Kabtern lines will sell tickets and run
SEMI-MONTHLY LAND EXCURSIONS
OVEIITIIB
Union Pacific
"TIlO Ovfil'llilKl ItOIIIC. "
Until July 1 , l bS tkWets sold for thcte cxcur-
Blonslll bo jjooil thirty duyH for the louml
trip and can bo used ten days KoliiK. \ \ hen iiur-
thabem are learty to return , these tlckuta Mlllba
coed llvu OnyM for that tmrpo e. If purthabera
Ubto top Uortor debtinutlun on our Ilne ,
ngvutslll Etarnp ticketsgogil to jcturn from
fcucli point.
J.S , TL'liUUTS. Oon. I'&T. Agent.
. U JAJMAX. Abs't 0. J1. A. T. A.
OMAHA , NUU.
DH. B. 0. WEST'S Nenve AND Firm *
MUNT , H guaranteed gpenjtic for HVBlcrla , Diri
BBSS , C'onvuUloiw , I'ltfl , Nervous Nouraltja
Headacne. Nervous I'rimtratlon. cjiueed by thft
use of alcohol or tobacco. Wukefulness , Meotftl
Depression , Hoftenlnjr of the Hraln. resitltlng lot
fnsanltv , and leadlmr to inlsorr , decay and ;
de < ith , i'rtmaturcOlaAca , llarrerineei. Lota of
} 'ower In either sex. Involuntary Losses and
Kpirmatorhopa caused by ovrr-e erton | of th *
brain , Belf-ubusB or over-lndiilKence. Kach box
contains ono month's treatment. (1.09 ft box , or
sir boxes for VOO , tent by mall piepaldonra *
celpt of price ,
WI5 CUAHANTEK K1X BOXES
To cure ny casa. With each order received by
us for lx boxes , Accompanied with V .W , we
will trend the purchaser our writt n Kuurantea
U > refund the money 1C the trcatuienT floes not
effect a cure. Guarantees lamed only by 0. 1' .
(100UMAN. Druzclst , Bolo Agent , 1110 I'arnam.
Btrcft. Omaha. Nub.
tal satisfaction la tb
euro ot UonontiGFk ndl
OKet IinctctlbDllanil
f itl mf e lu rtcoiatnen4
lug It to all kuffemt ,
i. j. vro.xEii , M.U. ,
D.cilur , IU.
nucu. 81.00.
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