riOD OMAHA DAILY BEE : THURSDAY , JTJNE 7. 18Sa
THE CITY.
Tlio contract for sweeping the streets
will bo let Monday ,
Tlio intcrnnl revenue collections
ycstcrdny were $ . " ) , S61.1G.
James O'Mitlloy , who rcsistctl Ofllcer
Bloom and had his head laid open , was
fined $16 for being drunk.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Omalm Volonui Fromen's association is
postponed until Wednesday evening ,
Juno 13.
Helen Smat , an insane woman , was
taken from her homo on Convent street
yestcrdify afternoon and locked up in
the county jail.
"Will Bryan , the sport , charged with
seduction , "has been brought back to
Omaha and turned over to the county
authorities by his bondsmen.
Peter Crouscr , who wanted to slay
"Martin Ilcndrickson but got his own
head laid open with n beer glass , was
fined $0 aiui costs. IJondrlckfcon paid a
similar assessment.
Justice Wade yesterday performed
the marriage ceremony which united
Henry Lock , of Quinuvt HU aged forty-
four and Mrs. Sofia McDonald , of Madi
son , Wls. , aged forty.
He rushed into the matrimonial
? ) iircau of Judge Shields yesterday
il jrnoon and asked for a marriage
//cense. Ills name ho said was Charlie
\V. Ivcs , his ago twenty-two years and
that ho hailed from DCS Moincs. The
prospective Mrs. Ives was represented
to bo on her way from Gilmore , In. , and
would arrive in Omaha last night. As
she had not yet reached a marriageable
ago the judge refused to abide by
Clmrlio's wishes , and ho loft the room
sad and dejected.
I'nranrnplis.
J. F. Human , of North Plutto , Is nt the
Puxton.
G. F. Dulnnd. of Plitluviow , Is stopping nt
tlio Pnxton.
T. J. Hippy , of Crcaton , la. , Is In the city
and at the Pnxton.
N. A. Kuhn has gone on a short pleasure
trip to Spirit Lake.
Mr. Julius Meyer , who 1ms been spending
the pnst fuw unys in ICntms City unil St.
Louis , returned lioino yesterday afternoon.
J. J. Kolscr , of North Bond , Neb. , is In the
city on u business trip. Mr. Kclscr is one of
the most prominent business men of North
Bend and is a hustler.
Miss Fannlo Joyce , of Pittslnirg , Pa. ,
ci > ent a few hours In the city yesterday , pre
vious to returning homo after nn extensive
western jiuint in company with a few friends.
The many friends of Mr.V. . F. Ucchclwill
bo pleased to know Unit that Kentlcmun js
rapidly recovering from liissovcroilliiessitud
will soon bo able to attend to his duties a
A Mercurial Messenger.
Brailstrcet's yesterday reported tlio a" >
scomlitig of E. Messenger , proprietor of n
billiard hall , cigar anil tobaeco store with
pop attachment , in St. Edwunls , The where
abouts of the young man are unknown , but
bis creditors are lelt behind.
Gone Uncle to Aivalt Kcsultn.
The sheriff of Holt county took Scagcr , the
man charged with a murderous assault upon
a neighbor , back to Stuart .Yesterday. Fear
ing relatives of the prisoner in Omaha might
get out n writ of linbeas corpus for the pris
oner , the sheria drove in a hack to Fort
Omaha and boarded the curs there.
limiting For Tubercles.
Dr. Gerth , the state veterinarian , Tuesday
examined about 450 cows la dairies around
Omulia , looking for tuberculosis and other
diseases. IIo reports , however , that lie did
not find n single case of the dangerous dis
ease. Ycsterduy the doctor , accompanied by
AVilliam Furr , meat inspector , paid u visit to
the dairies between this city and Uellcvue to
continue his examinations under the instruc
tions of the governor.
Disappearance of Frank AVoodrttlT.
Frank Woodruff , who has been living at
70 North Seventeenth street , is reported
missing nnd hiswifois nearly distracted over
his disappearance. IIo lias been working for
the cable company and on Monday morning
left ostensibly as if goini ; to work , but that
has been the last seen of him by anybody.
His wife is in a delicate condition and is
loth to believe that he would willfully de-
bcrt her at such n time.
An Unlooked-for Itullct.
George K. Wilson , a clerk in the office of
Mr. Hackney , in the Union Paeilio shops ,
was shot Tuesday afternoon at 1U:30 : while
extracting a load from u revolver at his place
of business. Tlio bullet penetrated the palm
of the rijjht hand and made-its exit near the
wrist joint , making a bad-looking wound and
indicting a palnlul and dangerous injury.
The gun was of thirty-eight calibre , and ,
strangQ to relate , the bullet , after passing
through the hand , could not l > o found. Mr.
Wilson will be laid up for several days.
A Ilorsetlilef Captured.
A horse and phueton belonging to Dr.
Tildcu was stolen from in front of his oflieo
Tuesday noon. Tlio thictvus arrested yes
terday morning at Millanl , Neb. , and brought
back to this city. His nuino is Gcorgo Coch-
rnn , Ho has been employed for some time
as hostler for Dr. Tiliicn , and stated when
arrested that ho had simply taken the horse
to drive out In the country to look for a job.
Tlio fact that he tried to Mill the horse in
Eikhorn makes his story sound a little llshy.
AVlll Ilo Wl7i"i Tliom.
Ex-Senator Vim Wyck has accop'.o.l an la-
.Yilntlga t.9 take imrUinivi _ ° ffilljcy * f.J . 'y '
observance in this city In the following
terms ' :
Julius Meyer , Chairman Executive Com
mittee My Dear Sir : Your kind invitation
received. I will bo with you July 4th with
great pleasure. Please accept for yourself
and convey to the Knights of Labor and
trade unions my warmest thanks for the
honor they have done mo. Yours ,
C. H. VAN \Vvnc. \
_
Mlchnnl Schmidt Was Killed.
Joseph Celso , of Friend , Isob. , came to this
city thoOtli ofMay in sourch of his brother-
in-law , Michael Schmidt. U , Harbach , pro
prietor of tlio hotel where Geiso stopped
while ho was in the city , received a letter
Tuesday from G. L. Humplirys , coroner of
Kearney , Neb. , which stated that Schmidt
had been killed at that pluco some weeks nuo.
r Tim letter cm no into Mr. Hurbaeh's hands
owing to tlio fact Unit his namu was sigred to
an advertisement that was Inserted in the
r city papers asking for information in ivgurd
to Schmidt. Tito letter was for war Jed to
Gelso.
_
Oinalia and Chicago United.
A. C. Llehtenberger , ono of the youngest
nnd most capable master plumbers in Ujo"
clty.lms been in Chicago bluco Saturday last.
Ho is represented in his absence by his old
familiar , Mlko Con way. Last night Mr.
Llchtenbergcr was married to Miss Amanda
Spccnt , daughter of Chris Specht.tho cornice
man of this city. The bride , attended by her
bridesmaids , left ono week ago , to make
the. ueedjcil preparation for Iho
muiimls , which took place nt tlio
roidcnca of Mr. Llchtcnbertror'a parents nt
1H8 Soutli Peoria btrcet. Mr. Spccht and
George , the groom's brother , lelt for Chicago
Tuesday to witness the ceremony , the latter
to act as groomsman , The bridal party will
return in a few days and take up their resi
dence In a beautiful dwelling which the
Groom hits erected in Orchard Hill.
Cable Line Mutter ; ) .
The speed on the cable tramway's lines
was yesterday increased to 7 miles and
000 feet per hour , which makes the tliuo
ofj running from Casa and Twentieth
street to the depot 11 minutes. The now ex
tension will bo ready for u o by July ami
when completed seven more trains will bo
put on the Dodge street line and passengers
can thus bo transferred from the depots to
Luke bt root in 21 minutes , which Is very gooJ
time. The ordinance provides that the trains
may run. at a-tpeed of niaa miles per hour
nnd it is very probable- that -when the road Is
entirely completed that the speed will tijjahi
bo luei cased. ' '
TJM3 LSTEHNAT10NALi.
It nt Ijnst llccoKtilzcft nnd Sustains tlio
Omaha llrtoklnycrV Strike.
The bricklayers' strike Is not over , nnd
you would not say It was If you know what
I do about It. Wo have a better clmnco of
winning than ever before. " Those wore the
words of nn ofllccr of the Bricklayers' union
a few days ago , but the party refused to ex
plain them , Yosterdnv n IJcn man asccr
tallied the ground upon which the assertion
they made was based.
Three dispositions have boon made of the
striking bricklayers. Some of them have
gone away , others have gone to work nt the
contractors' prices , ? 4.r 0 for nine hours'
work , others are still Idle , Some of the men ,
It Is true , went to work originally for M.fio
for eight hours' work , but nearly
nil of them have since been com *
polled to drop down to the wages
offered by the contractors , especially slnco
the union allowed some of Its members to
accept the latter. It now turns out that the
acceptance of the contractors' offer was nn
absolute necessity. Many of the bricklayers
had families to support ; they had no money
with which to supiwrt them. Many of the
bricklayers wcro young men who hud about
expended nil the reserve fund they had at tlio
beginning of the strike. They had no money
to take them out of town , and they had but
little chance of securing employment at
which they woulil work to enable them to
have money either to support or enable them
to go elsewhere. This condition of affairs
was occasioned by the fact that the assist
ance received from unions in other parts
of the country was very slight and entirely
unequal to the emergency. The strikers hud
fondly anticipated that the union wrfJild
coino to their assistance weekly with contri
butions , but they were mistaken. Tlio as
sistance which did come was from isolated
Associations , who sent certain sums just
when tticy felt able HO to do , ami in as largo
sums as they felt able to contribute. The
support did not amount to much. Yet it was
all that could bo rolled upon when the "In
ternational" refused to recognize the strike.
This refusal was based upon the ground that
the International had already expressed It
self in fnvpr of nlno hours ns a day's
work. The bricklayers wcro asking
for eight. Tlio International could
not therefore sustain the move.
It accordingly refused to vote any money to
the support of the strikers.
A short time slnco tlio matter was recon
sidered by the international. It was argued
that while that body had declared in favor
of nine hours as a day's work , it vet recog
nized the right of every local organization to
secure a full days wages for ns much shorter
a period as possible. That , it was shown , was
what the striking bricklayers in Omaha wcro
doing. If they succeeded It would bo a big
step toward eight hours as a day's labor ,
toward which the Intcrntlonal was tending ,
nnd the Omuha strikers should , therefore , bo
sustained. The question was llnally recon
sidered , nnd it was decided to
support the surikcrs here , at least
as much as possible. As a consequence
every local union , now a member of tlio In
ternational is assessed a certain amount , the
latter being based on a per capita tax. This
amount is forwarded weekly to the Inter
national treasury and then transmitted to the
members who tire still unemployed.
"How much will this assistance amount to
for each striker ! " asked the Uui : man.
"It will run from $10 to 515 per man who is
on the strike , " was the answer.
"Has any of this money yet arrived ! "
"Yes , the llrst installment readied hero on
Saturday last. "
"How much did it contain ! "
"I can't tell you. I don't think it
will amount to much. To do so , it
should bo sufficient to support every striker.
That it could not do satisfactorily. Uesides
there arc now less than thirty bricklayers
unemployed in the city. Those who are at
work won't throw up their jobs again in n
hurry. If the majority of the bricklayers
are ut work , I don't see how u few unem
ployed ones are going to win the light. They
can't do it. Tlio union has declared its
weakness In allowing some of the men to go
worlc at contractors' rates. This fact has re
sulted iu the cutting down of the wages of
the men who wcro getting S1.50 for eight
hours' work. " _
Had a billions attack and ono of these
indescribable cases of constant weari
ness. Took quinine and other remedies
without relief. Took Dr. Jones' Clover
Tonic ; am strong and well. ASA.
Tiioairsox , Logan , Ohio. C. F. Good
man Drug Co.
Smoke Soidcnberg'd Figaro and get
the best G-cent oignr in the world. Mux
'
Meyer' & Co. , wholesale depot.
C. Leo Staub , Architect and Supt. ,
ollico 1019 Howard ; 1(5 ( years' experi
ence. Fine , stylish buildings u spcc-
Stop at the Globe hotel.
A COXKimCNClO GAM IS.
He "Loans" His .Employer $50O and
Gets "Security. "
E. J. Stewart Is n young man of about
twenty-live from Pennsylvania. Ho lived
in Fremont some time aid : cnmo to Omaha a
few days ago to seek employment. In look
ing over the advertisements of the daily
papers he noticed the following :
WANTED. Sinn who can assist In ofllco. Ono
that can loan his employer J3VJ can t-vcure
good salary , and loan secured by real osUto.
Call ut 4 new I'uxton block.
Calling at room 42) last Monday Stewart
found a man of about iifty , who gave his
name ns W. K.Valcs , and said lie was en-
paged in a real estate ami brokerage busi
ness , He wanted a trusty clerk to take care
of his ofllfo , and as considerable money
would bo handled ho would require the as
sistant to give security. For example , ho
expected a WSO payment that afternoon.
The brokerage busliics"s was conducted in
an adjoining room. It Included a chemical
for taking out ink spots and other special-
tics , and agents coming and going impressed
Stewart \yitli the W ? , t that a f ojisidcrablo
business was being done. Wales struck
Stewart ns a man without guile and void of
the oiliness of a villain. The result of the
conference vyas that the young man
\vas . crigftsed at a salary of $1CO
a month , Ho deposited a check
for foOO , and was "secured" by a mortgage
on the ofilco furniture and n lot in St. Joseph.
The employer had a mission that needed
attention at onea. A widow had commis
sioned him to buy a certain kind of house at
Lincoln and paid him $100 for his services ,
Stewart was sent to Lincoln on Tuesday to
see what a house of the desired kind could bo
bought for. Ho wcnl to the ofliocs yesterday
morning to report , but Wales did not appear ,
Stewart then found that his check bail been
cashed. It became evident that ho had been
swindled , and ho no/tilled the police. Wales
has disappeared.
The ollico furniture on which Stewart ha
a mortgage is sccond-haml and worth little.
Tlio St. Joseph lot is probably mythical. The
agents in tlio brokerage department had to
nmlco deposits to secure Wales , ami seine ol
them are also anxious to know of his where
abouts. _
Stop at the Glebe hotel.
ICallroud
General manager St. Joint , of the Hock
Island has issued nn order appointing Tom
Herry city agent at St. Joseph , Mo. Tom
has many friends in this city who will bo
ghid to leara of his good fortune.
"Gus L. ( nirmnn , of Chicago , commissioner
of the Itock Island weighing and commission
department , with headquarters In Chicago , is
in the city.
H. A. Johnaon assistant general freight
agent of the Union Pacific , has returned from
Chicago ,
Mr. Kustis leaves for Qlilcago to-day.
D. K. Thompson , of the H. .t M. , with
headquarters in Lincoln , was in the citj
Tuesday.
( Jcorgo W. Dickenson , superintendent o :
tlio Montana Union , with headquarters a *
Uutte , Is in the city. _
When you como to Omaha stop at the
Glebe , tlie best located 82-a-day hotel
in town. Between 13th and lUn streets
on Douglas.
Shetland pony for sale by Gcorgo A
Koolmo' Council lUutTti.
I have opened my Woodruff granite
quarries and win jill.all orders of alines
any dimensions ; Hock can bo seen u
stone yards of YVm. Tyler , Lincoln ,
, NTeb' . ' . .TilOS PllICE ,
A 11OLD-PACKD FllAUI ) .
low Some Scoundrels Ilaro Been
I'McccliiR the CrMillions.
A quartette of rascals who had rooms In
ho Grucnlg block and represented themselves
ns traveling agents for the New York Chcm-
c.il company , disappeared Tuesday night
omotlmo between the two twilights , Inking
vlth them n roll of money fraudulently
gotten from n number of young men whom
hey pretended to appoint ns their agents.
When these adventurers 'first canto to Omaha
a number of days ago they advertised for flf-
ccn men to establish branch ofllccs In cllffcr-
mt parts of the state , where by use of chem-
cals old pictures were to bo reproduced.
Their offei was very tempting , and in nddi-
Ion to n handsome salary their agents were
o have their board paid and wcro to have 23
icr cent collected oh the work done. Their
ihemlcals wcro to bo furnished them free of
charge. A number of young fellows saw in
.his the "snap" for which they have long
been waiting nnd no loss than six
called at ono time and were all taken in.
Cach one of them was required to put down
M5 security before the scoundrels would fill
out the papers. Tills they nil did nnd they
were told to call ncaln when permanent ar
rangements would bo made with them , Ono
of the young fellows , a respectable colored
nan named Thomas L. Allen , did not happen
to have S15 in his pockets nntl put up an (37
gold watch ns security until ho could give
hem the § 15. Yesterday ho and the other
rating men were trying In vain to llml the
whereabouts of tlio general agent and his
clerks , but they have Down , taking w th
hem the hard-earned money of their victims.
Warrants have been sworn out for the arrest
of the Blmrka. The ringleader gave the
itimo of Dr. H. W. Monroe ,
Stop nt the Glebe hotel.
KGPUIILICANS.
Union 1'nclllc.
"THE OVERLAND ROUTE , "
Will sell throuph tickets at rate of ono
faro for the round trip , from- points in
Nebraska nnd Kansas , to parties desir
ing to attend the National Republican
Convention to bb hold in Chicago Juno
10th. Tickets good going Juno 10th to
10th , nnd returning Juno 20th to i25th
inclusive , with continuous passage only
in each direction.
All AT I NO NUISANCES.
The Ijabor Which Now Confronts the
Hoard ol'Health.
The hoard of health Is in a quandary. It
has received complaints from Injured citi-
7cns of a couple of badly kept vaults which
the neighbors pronounce nuisances. Ono of
these Is located in the rear of the northwest
corner of Leavenworth ami Thirteenth
streets , anil has been complained of by
Hooth the oyster man , The other is situated
in the rear of the Golden Sheaf saloon on
Thirteenth street between Farnam and Har-
ney. Dr. Ralph 1ms visited both places and
decided that the only way to abate the
cause of the complaint is to make connection
with the adjacent sewers. Ho has all
along felt that it was the prov
ince of the board of public works
to compel such work to bo done , anil so no-
tilled Chairman Ualcoinbo. The latter , however -
over , denied that sueli is the case , and di
rected tlio doctor to the ordinance creating
and defining theduticsof the board of health.
Under this authority the latter board may
notify the parties responsible for the nuis
ances to abate the same , and after a given
time , in the event of failure to comply with
the same , to have the offenders arrested and
lined daily until the ordinance is complied.
The responsibility is thus placed upon the
board of health who , it is claimed , cannot
move too rapidly in the matter , because the
nuisances complained of arc a source of much
annoyance to tlio adjacent property owners.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
Union I'uclllc ,
"THE OVERLAND ROUTE , "
Will sell through tickets at one faro for
the round trip , from points in Nebraska
ami Kansas to parties desiring to attend
tlio meeting of the Supreme Lodge ,
Knights of Pythias , to bo hold in Cin
cinnati , Oliio , June 12th to IGth inclu
sive. Tickets good going June 8th to
13th and returning Juno 13th to 19th in
clusive , with continuous passage only in
each direction.
Dr. McGrow. Rectal , urinary & priv
ate diseases only. Room 5 , Barker bl'k.
IIOUS AS\I--K IX DAYMGHT.
An Ali-Aroiim ! Thief Thought to He In
Custody.
Henry Wilson is in the city bastilc on the
charge of stealing § 3 from the safe of the
Grant ! Union Tea company , 1411 Douglas.
Ho called in tlio store about 9 o'clock yester
day morniiigund asked fora tea box" . Mr.Kidd
kindly offered to give him ono and asked him
to step with him back into the room immedi
ately In tlio rear of the store
whcro the boxes wcro stored.
On Koi"g to the further end of that apart
ment Mr. Kidil was surprised to see that
Wilson was not following. After waiting for
him a minute or two ho returned to sec what
was tlio matter. Ho founfl Wilson leaning
against the railing near the safe and looking
rather Hushed in the face. Mr. Kidd saw
tbo safe was open and immediately suspected
something was wrong. Ho saw also that the
cash box was partially pulled out and an
investigation discovered that $23 was miss
ing. He charged Wilson with taking the
mo'noy , but lie denied it. However , MrJvidd
insisted that no hud , and drugged him to an
ofllccr and hud him placed behind the bars
nt the central station. On being searched
J.'H was found on Wilson's person. ' Three
days ago ho was discharged from Hosen-
mund's restaurant for stealing ? .
Remember Unit the Union Pacific
"Tho Overland Routo" is the onlylinc
Unit will run through sleepers and
coaches to Salt Lake City on Juno 0 ; WO
for the round trip.
AVlll Check the NiilMancc.
People m tim vicinity of Hnnscom park
have bson greatly bothered for some time
by the discharge of firearms in that breath
ing spot. The miscreants are a number of
young toughs In that vicinity who are well
known , and the residents near by have de
termined to abutu the nuisance by bringing
the culprits to justice. Accordingly a num
ber of warrants were issued Tuesday , and
or.o of them was served nt night on the
ringleader of the gang , who Is named Henry
Hers wick. Ho passed the night in the cen
tral btatlon. ca
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In competition with the multitude of low cot > t
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TIIE LAND OF
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tiliu-u tbu blitoryof medicine , a True SpeolBe for
Syphilitic UrniJiluns. Vlcrri , fcoru Moutb , Acbaj
been aouvbi for but nsrtr louud until
Our Magic Remedy
wa > dlicovcrcd , and wo are luitlflrdln Baylnv U It the
only remedy In tbo world tool will poiltlroly cure ,
beruufo tbu luteil nieJIcul wurkt , putlithed by the
be t known autbuitlBi , lay tbtn wai never a true
tpeclnc before , Ourteinedy u tbe only mitdlclneln
tbu world ( bat will rure wlxn efcrytblns el e bai
lulled. U bu been to conceded by a lar e number of
Cuiebratcd rhjralclani. IT UAg NEVEH TBT
10cunt. War wa < te jri'Ur ' llmu and money nltb
patent niodlrlnta that iiorer had vlrtur , nr doctor
wllli pby lclHn tbat canuot cure you , Yuu tbat baio
tried uvurrtUInt olio ibuula roo.o lo UB now uuit ( e :
nerinanrnt rulU-fi you never ran gel It oliewbtre.
> la It what wo T : In tbo ead you tuuii lake our
r medy or NKVEH terortr. Aod jrou Ibiit bare btcu
afflicted but n ; Khort time iibould by all neansoouie
lo uinow. M ny get belp and think tbey are free
Irou Ibe dUfutc. but In une , two t r tbrce ycar aller ,
It appcan Haln In a raoro borrlble form.
InieMlgaio our dimnrlal itandlnK Ihrcuiib the rocr-
eiiitle ! aitnlc aod note tbu no arc tullr lesponil-
ble'unduur written iiuarauter > are 100,1. Via ba > ea
Jlwutin- prepared on purely BclunllUc I'rlncli.lci and
wenlnhtu repeat lliat It NCTKurAlU 10 cum : . All
Utter * lacrcaljr conUUeiiliul.
THE COOK KE.MKDV CO. , Oni.ahn , Neb.
Roomi 10 und 11. U. F. National Hank , Uth and
Farnam Sts. Cullers take elevator on Farnam
STYLE AND ECONOMY ,
If you have not yet bought your Summer Suit you are the gniucr. Competition and
bad weather have lowered the price of the finest goods and oven the moat economically
inclined if ho knows where to buycan dress well and not go beyond the amount ho feels
ho can afford to spend.
"We have made a deep cut in prices and you now have a chance of buying the finest
Suits in our stock at one-third less than early in the season. It is a genuine and severe
reduction from honest prices , and every visitor will find it so. Wo cannot mention all
the Suits that are marked down and can not enumerate all the bargains wo are ofFeriug.
You couldn't tell by seeing Suits advertised at so and so much whether they Jire cheaper
or not. The only way is to investigate. See the Suits in our window. Como in and
examine them ; they speak for themselves better than any advertisement can do.
LIGHT SUMMER CLOTHING.
Our slock of these goods is the largest over shown , comprising n full line of Cents nntl Vests of Pongee Silhs
Mohmr , French mul Domestic Flannels mid Seersuckers. Wo nrc forcing the sile : of these goods this sdnson , awl
ye make prices that no other house cnn duplicate. Our 95c Flannel Coats and Vests nre having a big run. Nothing
like it was ever seen. They are in several beautiful patterns ; well made and fit elegantly. They look and will wear
as good as any $5.00 garment. We also show n splendid line of Seersuckers at the same price 95c for Coat mid
Vest. No cheap trash , but goal goods , which will keep color and are honestly made. Another big bargain in tho'
line of Summer Clothing is The fine , genuine Moliaii Coat and \rcst we are ottering at $13.50. You could not buy
that Coat and Vest anywhere else for less than § -1.00 , and we doubt if you can get it for that.
Summer Neckwear is almost given away. Those of pur old customers who remember
the sensation we caused last year with our 25o a dozen Scarfs , will bo pleased to hear that
we have them again this season ; larger shapes and finer patterns. To new customers AVO 1
will say that they are just such Scarfs as every store sells for no less than lOc or 15o a piece.
We sell you a whole dozen for 25c. Only one dozen to a customer at a time.
One Price Only. No Deviation.
Corner I4th and Douglas Streets , Omaha ,
O hrJ A H A
MEDICAL SURGICAL INSTITUTE ,
Cor. 13th & Dodgp StB
B R , A. O El S ,
APPLIANCES FOR DEFORMITIES AND TRUSSES.
Jlest facilities , appai/itus and.remedies for sue
cessful treatment of every form of disease requir
Ing Medical or Surgical Treatment.
FIFTY ROOMS FOR PATIENTS.
Hoard and attendance ; best hospital accommo
dations in the wes > t.
WKITB FOR CIRCUIARR on deformities and
flraces , Trusses , Club lect , Cun-nture of th
Spine , Piles , Tumors , Cnncer , Catarrh , Ilror.chilis ,
Inhalation , Electricity , Paralysis , Upilepsy , Kid
ney , Illadilcr , Kye , ar , SUiu and HlooJ , ard all
Surgical Operations.
Diseases of Worn on a Spools I'.y.
BOOK ON DURAGES or WOXKM Knix.
ONLY RELIABLE MEDICAL INSTITUTE
MARINO A ei'ECIALTT OF *
PRIVATE DISEASES.
All Wood Diseases fiuccessfully treated. Syph
ilitic Poison removed from the system withoul
mercury. New restorative treatment for loss ol
Vital Power. I'eisons unable to visit us may be
treated at home by correspondence. All commu
nications confidential. Medicines or Instruments
sent by mail or express , securely packed , no
marks to indicate contents or t-endtr. One per
sonal interview preferred. Call and consult us 01
send history of your case , and \ve will send iu
plain wrapper , our
BOOK TO MEN , FREE ;
Upon Private , Special or Nervous Diseases , Im
VPtency , Syphilis , Gleet and Varicoccle , with
yicstion list. Address
Omaha Medical anil Surgical Instituteor
DR. McftlENAMY ,
Cor. 13th and Dodoo Sti. . - OMAHA. NEB.
DRS. S. & D. .
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D3 A ! IS
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, ' 1742 Lawrence St. , Denver , Colo.
Of the Mnnonm of Anntomv , Bt. Ixiiiln , Ho , Mem.
bcraof UnlvurfltyCollcL-a llotnltallxnilon. M.I ) .
( ilescn. Germany and New Yoik , liavlnu devoted
ttielr attention specially to tlio treutmeat of ( v
Nervous , ( tonic & BIool Bisefes
More especially tlioeo arl ln { > from imprudence. In-
file all so Buttering to correspond without delay ,
Ll ) cnt-c of lul'ectloil and cunlaidoil cured eafcly nnd
Ipetollly ultliout uo of danvrruus ariiRS. ratlcnls
have been iioKleetod , Imrily trenteil or
pronnunceil Incuralilo , should not full to write us
conerriilnK tlirlr eymptouis. All letters rcctlvo Immediate -
mediate attention.
" ' " ' "
JUST PUnLISIIED , -
And will lie mailed FItlil ! to any address upon re-
relpt ol' ono2-ecnt stamp. "I'mrllritl ObvurTitllon ou
Nervous Di'hlllty and I'liyrlral Ksliniiitlon. " A val-
uablu medical treutUo whlUi thould tu nad by all.
Addrum ,
DRS. S. DAVIESOH
. . & Df ,
1742 Lawrence Street , Denver , Colo.
Health is Wealth !
Dit. B. 0. Wrsr's NEtirE xsn IIRAJ.V THEAT.
use of alcohol or tobacco. Wnkiifulness , Mental
Depression. Boftenlnif of tue llraln. re ultlnB In
Insaultv , and leading to mlnerv. decay und
death. Premature Old Age , Ilarrenncn . I.onaof
Power In either ser. Involuntary I.o aed nnd
fipermatorha-a caused ly over-exertion or the
brain , eelr-almae or over-lndulpetK . ICach box
contains one month's treatment. JI.OJ a boi. or
E.IX boxes or5.00. sent by mull prepaid on re
ceipt of price.
WK GUARANTI3K BIX HOXK8
To cure any case. With oich order received by
us for tlx boxes , accompanied with H.OO , we
will rend the purchaser our written nuaranteo
to refund the money If the treatment does not
effect u cure. Guarantees Isrtied only uy ( , . K
fJOODMAN. Dnnfzlst , Sole Agent , 1110 rariiam
Htreet. Omaha. Neb.
. UlcGhasglvf miniver.
tal eatUfaction In tbe
eure til Gonorrucra and
( Jleet. I preset Ibe It snd
f ct-ltate luiecointnend.
tii it to all fuirerer * .
, A.J.bTOMitM.D. : ,
1 Oecilur , III.
PRICE , 81.00.
by
-T11B-
0V THE
Chicago , Milwaukee & St , Paul R'y ' ,
The Best Itouto from Oiniilia anil Council
lilufb to
iTHE EAST =
TWO TIIAINS DAILY I1ETWKI5N OSIAIIA AND
COUNCIL BLUFFS
Chicago , AND Milwaukee ,
St. 1'aul , Minneapolis , Cedar Rapids ,
Rock Island , Frccport , llockrord ,
Clinton , Iubiiiie ) ( [ , Davenport ,
Elgin , Miulisnti , Jniiesvillc ,
Bclolt , Winoim , Lii Grosse ,
And all ether Important poln liast , Northeast and
Bouthfust.
For through tickets call on the ticket nptcnt at 1501
Farnam street , In Darker Block , or ut Union I'aciac
I'ullrnan Slcciicrs and tljc Ilnrst Dining Curs In the
world nru run on tbc mnln line of Iho Clilcagn , Mil
wiuikuo Si bt. 1'uul Hallway- , and every nltonlon ( Is
imlil to passengers by courteous employee ci U >
company.
U.SllLt.KK , flencral Manager.
J. F. TIJCKKIt. Amlstant ( icniTfil Jianoucr.
A. V. H. UAlll'ENTKn , Uuncrul 1'assoagcr nnd
Ticket AKnt.
GKO. K. 11HAFTOUI ) , Assistant General 1'aisenge/
and Ticket Agent.
J.T.CIiAllK , General Superintendent.
HAVE KOU SEEN THEM ?
Will buy ono of
our nobby Spring
Suits in Worsted ,
line Casbiinero , or
Scotch Clioviots ,
> K K m
I El IB " " in all the popultir
\ M k colors and styles ,
v
R * WK
Retillmrffiiins thnt
cannot fail to be
appreciated by the
discerning' . W o
are tuvaro that IN-
KXPKSSIVK poods
are largely adver
tised this scjiFon ,
but all of them
cannot stand the
© test of close in
spection. Wo ask our customers to
'examine ' our stock , mid thus satisfy
themselves of its quality und our
voracity.
S , K , FELTON & GO , ,
Mr Ms ConlractoK
And Manufacturers' Agents for
WATER WORKS SUPPLIES ,
Of all descriptions.
Hydraulic Engines , Surveys. De
tail Plans and Specifications.
Furnished on Short Notice.
Correspondence Solicited.
Office , Elrang's ' BuMinE , Fourth Floor ,
OMAHA , NEBRASKA ,
XTO 1 J.A. NO.153-I H r08AI-S FOH AHMV
J.1 BtippllcH Ollle e of I'uri'hablua nnd Duput
Commlhtnrlfsof'Snbslvtcnce.lJ.S. Army.Oimum ,
Neb. , MuyMli , IWU.ealed jiropoaaU In tripli
cate , bilbjert to the usuul conditions , will bo re
ceived ut this olhco until 11 o'clock it. m. , central
fctnndard tune , on 1'rldnr , tha bill dny < > f
June , 1-t , nt whlcli tlmu nnd pin 'e they will no
ojieiH'd In the presence of bidden ) , f ir lhnfur.
nlfhlng and delivery utOmuliu , Neb. , the followIng -
Ing uriny nupilie > B , viz : l-'rcahbeef , ut llellevuu
Hula runiju : torn-nieul ; criickera : outmeHl ,
cooiced ; ttationery ; ollico furnlturo ; j.urculu.n
toilet sets ; towe H ; red cedar burkets ; dlpperii ;
Muter cooli-i-H ; cnrpets ; iiintllim ; mats ; lin
oleum ; window bhades ; counter linishesj win-
diw brushts ; wjndon cliuncrs ; tinHiyiis ; fcttn-
cllsj bicncil brushed : nutrklnK pot ; city
directory oi.d map of city. The rUht ; la ro-
cdtu reject uny or nil uida. Illunk propound -
; I und Kiifulncatlutift t.ho\vlng . In detail the
tirtlcleti rind rimmtltie * rciiulie < l and glvin ; : full
infoimation us to condition of contract , -will le
tuiiilslied on application to this ollkt' . J. \ \ .
llAltlllOI-.jt , .Maj. and C. H. . V. SA _
100 fn Cinn A MOXlTl can bo madowor *
OlUU IU ( * > OUU toe fnr ui. Acenti prelfrrc-l
T.lio enn furulib tb lr onn boriei und flru tliuir
trho'e time to the butlueii. Hl' ro muiucut * juay Lo
proCIUOly employed l o. A I" * A.tllVL" ! ! 'V.fi'
Cnd cltlei. Ii ; r''joiiMiON & Cii. 'WAI yilJ ttUlcU
itOtO.Va. UtuUvn'.UgOciiiUitUci. .
OMAHA.
: .v > n. 111. 4ItO : p. in .
TNorl'olk 1'iiKseiiKor . I 6:45 : p. inlU15 ; a. Ul
* lully. ti.vcoit : ] Sundav.
SUHUUBAX TWAINS.
KunnlnR between Council UlulTH nnd Albright.
Iniuldltlon to the stations mentioned , tniln.i
Blonnt Twentieth nnd Twenty-fourtU Mreettf ,
and at the tiuninilt In Omuliu.
" \Vcstward.
Knntwnrd.
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