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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SATURDAY , JUNE 23 , 1888. CONDEMNING DIPURE FOOD , How Vendors of Diseased Moat , Fish , Etc. , Are Detected. A TRIP WITH AN INSPECTOR. A nusy Jny Inrcstlffntlnc the Mar ket * , Groceries ntul Milk Depots Dealers Growing Camions AVIth Their Stock. Kor tlio City's Hcnltli. Thcro nro In this city nunrl.v otio hundred nnd twotity-flvo jilncoivholo ilrosscd meats nro sold. The flsh anil noultry nmrltots nro Innumerable. The grocery stores which ro- tull fruits run Into the hundreds. The quant ity of stuff h nnd led by these plncos In n \veek is enormous. Her la till of the stuit Imndlcd ft-esh. Some doulcrs even sell incuts ntul fruits tlmt nro In nn mlvnnccd state of decay. To prevent this the city has two in- l > eetors , whoso duty It Is to make dully visits to the markets mentioned and Invosllgnto their stock. A Una reporter yesterday was invited by Inspector Farr to accompany him nn his trip around the city. The llrst placu visited wan n urn nil shop on Sixteenth street. Mr. Kfirr walkutt In , said " ( food mornlni ? , IJIlly , " nnd opened the ice box. Everything WAS In ] iroi > cr sliupo , nnd niter sllfln oft a hUKo PIPCO of woncrntmt the Inspector departed. The Omnha Pocking coinpnny'.s ) ) lueo on Seventh street wus next visited. The llrst thing discovered out of condition wns a siimll pile of ox tails or , per haps they wcro cowlnlls. "Throw them away , " said the Inspector. Outside the door was u barrel ot meat. "All sour , " exclaimed Mr. Karr. "Why didn't you liavo It re moved ? " To which the gentleman in charge inailo some reply , the purport of which wns that the wnon ! had not been around or words to that effect. "Well , got It out right tiwuy licforo It taints the rest of the meat. " re marked the inspector , and u visit to some other point was prepared for. While driving down the street a milk ViMgon was encountered. "Hold on a min ute , " sAul Farr , as ho Jumped out of the bugw. "Havo you got any milk ! " "Yes , Bull , " replied the driver , n coal black negro , ns no plotted up n pint measure. "Never inltul your measure , " said Fair ; "sot out a can. It was set out. The lactometer showed the lluid to bo milk by a scratch. "Ono pint more , of water , young fellow , mid your milk would have been dumped. Don't work the pump handle so frequent and vigorous.'No , sali , " said the darkey , nnd drove on. .1. J. lloal , who keeps a stoic and meat market on Tenth hnd Dodge , was next visited. About forty pounds of meat and liver which had u green mold on wcro found hero and condemned. Ju front was a case of decayed plums which the owner was oxnos- Inf ? for sale , which likewise received tno go by and ere probably dumped In the river cro this. this.Then Then several other moat markets wore visited , all of which wcro In good shape. Compluiuts'having arisen concernim ; Owen Ward's milk depot , at Seventh and 1'acillc , n visit was made to that point and Owen or dered to cxposutho store in hand for Inspec tion. Owen's stock was , however , in peed condition and considerably above standard. Then a flsh market on Thirteenth and Hartley received attention. Tlie flsh wore all right , but the practice of leaving dead fowls in the chicken coops behind lor the others to peck nt was decided as boinjj improper , anil n ton of Africa was delegated to clean 'em out. Ho cleaned. No other bad stuff w.is found beyond an occasional box of berries or other fruit at various points. According to the Inspector the dealers are moro careful this week than last. The rea sons nro apparent. Over four thousand pounds of meat were condemned , and largo quantities of fruit , consequently the dealers are somewhat cautious. During the summer season the Inspectors are kept very busy and their visits arc daily. Some dealers protest ncamst their action in condemning their stock In terms both vigorous and emphatic. According to reports these arc the ones who I * J attempt to sell the greater quantities of spoili'd stuff. They uro generally warned for the ilrrtt ofluucu , and if repeated pros ecuted. Drink Mnlto for the nerves. Konl Katnto K A G lioyd nuct Imsbuml to J II Illalr , lot ( I lilfc in , J'loroni'i1 , q IM ! . AV K 1' Wood mill wlfn to 12 I'crklns et nl. lot I blk4 ! , Omaha Vluw , w l . 0 Mrdrath to M Midrath , lot I blk T , BUlnu'.s ! M mill , w il . Cnrrlv T Starr ot nl to Jlrs C Monroe , lot 3 hit 1,1'lalu View , wd . T ; K I.iilsoa to I'liullc , 1st add to 1'ruyii 1'urk pint . Paul Nalhou nml wife to Win Krug , n 3J ft lotll Iilk2 , Mllliird place , \v il . 0 A. 1' I < & T rompiiny to A Wcbor , lot 2 blk I , 1'loronce , o < (1 . 1 Viint'amp nnd wife to W It Itosborg , lot 71 > llcH , VaiiU imp's mid . W O Albrlpht nun \\1ro to J W Urlllith.lot 2"J bile (1 ( , linrkur place , 11 r il . A II Unrki-rnnr ulfiilo. ) WUrllllth , trus- tfe , fuutlimatlou of trust . J \ \ llollaml wlfo to J McDonald , lot M bit. ; i , IliuiM-iim place . 3 II I.e\y to A Itubi. s\v 7-10-12 e , wd . J1 Mi I.voy to i : DMi'iulunbur , 5M atroa Cl llt.T lit hPP .1 l-11-ri I' . K U Moailunbcr to O W I'ifkunl , lot 1 , 2 , il. 4 , 5 , il , I ) and H , blk a. Wobitor's add. w il Vi' W I. onion and witu to II l ) Dorrle * , lot S < i. Mk l.'l. lliiusrom plan * , wd . Samiml 1'ayno to O K I'lurco , lota , blk 1 , llnirtor's lit add , valley , w d . M luiimclly toi lirolllcr , lot U , blk A , Huilfmil , w il . Tranlc I\-ITS : to .M S UliiKiraU. w6Uftlot 1 nml a , blk in , Ilanscujii place , wd. . . . KUliteoii transfers , nggrngatlmj . $10,23 j The following building permits were Is- nuod yesterday by the superintendent of buildings : Itcv .1 \\r. Stewart , ftvo cottages , Thirty- thlnlaiiil filming 810.CCO 3 T. < minor , two cottages , Indiana near Beroml " ,000 Umiilia Iloit > uCar company , inlilltiou to bnrn. .sixtconth. south of Vlnton . . . . U'lmmaii ilailbun , lmpro > imentis Twonty- llfth nntl Dociitnr 10 ] ] 'led KuUor , linpiovemuntri , t < lnoti-enth , ni'iir Cvntor 300 Jom-pli Wlthrow , two-Htory untl ntllc InTk doublu il\r < MlmK. Ninetc'Ciith , houthol bt. Mary's uximito 8,000 John J. Btern ilortr , romoilul two-story Imin for residence , 1"11 Koulh Six- li'i-nth COO . - I'lovo. twiHutiiry ilnublo lUvelllnir , Twenty-sixth near Hamilton -1,000 n ht permits , ntferesatlng UT.W3 IUJNO11 AM ) HAK. Unlteil SlatfH Court. The arguments In the case of G.iso against the Anglo-American Provision company uud others were concluded yesterday before Judge Dunuy. District Court. A bl'IT I'OU DVMUIP.S. Judge Doano was oeuupled yesterday in hearing tlio case of Ora Cunningham , admin istratrix of thocstato of Martin Cunningham , tigalust the citv of South Omaha. Mi-s. t'uii- iiiugham sets forth In her petition that her husband came to his death the 17thof Novem ber , IbbT , by falling ovu' uu unguarded embankment whcro a cut was being made through Twunty-guvciith btrcut in South Omaha ; that the cut was being made by men during the day and had beau left unguarded utnigtit ; thnt her hasbaud did not know of the pluco and fell ever It , sustaining injuries from which ho died In about six hours. She usks $5,000 damages. AN KIUOTMEXT St'IT. The case of tiumuel G. Damon against John J , Solomoji , n llrst trial in ejectment for the possession of a lot In Florence , was called uud a verdict ruudorod for tlio do- fciulaut. A KUI'LEVIX St'IT. The case of Ijvaus and others aalut Co- burn was on trial before .ludgo Hopcwell. Messrs. Evans , Farnsworth and Miller of Council Hlulfs worn bondsmen for Hay- inond ft Cnmiibtill of that city , for the con struction of ouo of the viaducts in this city They assigned nud thair property was at- tarhoa by Himebaugh fs Taylor. The Coun cil lllutTs bondbiuou of the llrm brought the Milt to replevin the stock and restrain the sheriff from soiling it under an execution , WAN 4-3 TO mviuK. The raso of Charles J. Hustad against Mary Hustod wa.S being heard before Judge \Vukcly. The plaintlit chiluis that ho nui en- lot 3 , block 6 , in Heed's addition to th'o city nti'l built n liouso upon It ; that sm"o\io Ims been hvinf ? there his Wife , the defendant , Ims driven him from his house nu < lull l not lot him return. Ho asks the court for nh or der to sell the property so that it may bo divided between them. x SUIT tan cATtM , The Novelty Card nnd AdvortlMng com pany , oi Chicago , berati suit against S. L , . Andrews fc Co. , for ? 1. > 3.M for cards ordered from them. . it. urmir.s' Ir no II. HuRhos yesterday iHjtitloned the court that the decree heretofore rendered to Wllllnm II. Hughes , civinihim possession of certain property in Douglas county. DO net aside , and thntfihomay be given a clmtico to establish and confirm her rightful Interests in the Annie. The defendant is n father of the plalntllT , tuid the husband of Ilcbecca C. A. Hughes.A A Jt'noMr.sT itHNnnnnn. Tlio Criino Hrothcrs Manfucturlnjt com pany yesterday secured a Judgment in the sum of ? lir > 5.VJ ( against the Central Improve ment company. AiuornXKD UXTII. MONtnr. A Jury was empaneled yesterday afternoon to try the action of Coonman vs the Conti nental Instirancn company , after which Judge Hopcwoll adjourned court until Monday morning , when the taking of evidence will bo begun , _ Life Is burdensome , nliito to the suf ferer und nil around him , whllo dyspop- sin tind its nttonding evils hold sway. Complaints of this nature can bo sneou- ily cured by taking Prickly Ash Bitters regularly. Thousands ouco thus alllictud boar cheerful testimony as to its merits. _ _ THU STATIC SHOOT. 12nd of tlio Most Successful .Mccttnc Ever Held. The fourth day of the state sportsmen's tournament began at the fair grounds yester day morning , with n small butunthuslastioat- tcndnnco. Hardin nnd Kctchom made their shoot for the diamond badge , Ilurdln getting 43 out of CO nnd Kctclicm . The next event wns nlno slnglo blue rocks , J2.50 cutrnnco , and following is thoscoro- Hit.Miss. . Hardin . U , : i Kutchom . 7 2 I'armnleo . 0 t ! Small . li : i Nothawiiy . 8 1 Newlmll . ' . 7 'J Corrant . 7 'J Nethaway took llrst money , ? 7. . " > 0 ; Kctchcm second , $5.10. and Parmalee , on tlio shoot off , won third , $ .1.80. Tlio next event was the game race over. Tlio score : Hit. Miss. Hardin . 9 0 P.irmalco . , ' . ' . ) 0 Ketchcm . 8 l Small . 8 1 Townsend . 7 U Nethaway . 8 l Knapp . 8 1 On tlio shoot olT I'urnmleo won first , Sft.50 ; Small second , $ l.S3 , aud Townsend third , Sli.50. The tournament closed In the afternoon with a team shoot for the Plattsmouth cup ; teams of four from the Omaha , Lo Fever and Gate City gun clubs competing. Following is the score : OMAHA , ci.rn. Pnrmnlco . U 11 1111 11 10 Petty . U U 11 11 11 10 Hrowor . U 10 11 11 11 9 Hardin . U H 11 10 01 8 Total . 37 i.r. i-KVuuci.un. Small . 11 01 11 It 11 0 Townsend . 11 11 11 01 11 9 Fitchctt . 11 11 10 01 11 8 Ketchcm . 01 01 11 11 11 8 Total . 84 OATI : riiv. Zoller . , . 00 11 .01 11 11 7 Iclcen . 11 10 U 11 11 9 Knapp . 11 01 10 11 11 8 Simpson. . . 11 11 01 11 11 U Total . : The tournament , tnkwi as a whole , was the most successful over held in Omaha. An ugly complexion made Nellie a fright , Her I'aco was all pimply and red , Though her features were good , and her blue eyes wcro bright , "What a plain girl is Nelly I" they said. But now , as by magic , plain Nelly has grown As lair as an artist's bright dream ; Her face is ns sweet us n llower new-blown , Her cheeks arc like peaches and cream. As Nellie walks out in the fair morning light , Her beauty attracts every eye , And as for the people who called her a fright , "Why , Nellie is handsome ; " they cry. And the reason of the change is that Nellie took Dr. Pierco's Golden Medical Discovery , which regulated her liver , cleared her complexion , made her blood pure , her breath sweet , her face fair and rosy , and removed the effects that had obbcurod her beauty. Sold by Josiah Southwick. Mrs. Wilson , Mrs. TtulTum and other quakerb , for .making dinturbancos in mooting houses , wore whipped at the cat's tail through the town of Salem. It's as plain as a pike staff that nny article of pastry or food flavored with adulterated flavoring cannot posses thu wholosjomoiiCBS or agreeable flavor of one in which a strictly pure Fruit Kx- tract like ono of Van Duzor's has been used. Tlie Flavoring Kxtr.icts prepared by Van Duzor it Co. are from bound fruit , highly concentrated , contain more than usual quantity nnd are therefore doubly economic. Their flavor is sup- orb. Grocois every whore sell them. A tiiblcspoonful of turpentine boiled with your white clothes will aid the whitening process. For Nervous Kxlimtstlon UHH Hor.l'oi-d'8 Acid Phosphate. Dr. II. C. McCoy , Algona , In. , says : "i have used it in cases of dys ] > opsiii , nervous exhaustion and wakufulnuds , with pleasant icsults. Also think It of givat burvicu in de pressed condition of the system resulting rom bihary.durant'oment. " In 10.1S the assistants of Salem , Mass. , ordered two men to sit in blocks on lecture day for traveling on the Sub- bath. 1 1 s t ulterior excellence provt-i in millions nf limnes ( dr more than u duarter n ( a n-utury It U Haw ! by the 1'tilttMl states Gurmu ut Ihi- Uoretlby the heads ot tlie greu' nnlvttr iUM ax the tronxot , iiur st and mont healthful. ] ) r l'rlcu Cr i > iu llakluu i'uwdor diH not cotitaiu aniuonlii. lime or alrim. Sohl only In cans I'ltlCK lUKl.NV 1'0\VIK1C OO" ewok , Chicago. St. LouU For Stablemen * P Stockmen , TiiEar.KATBH Rr.vFor KNOWN FOR noua AND CAULK - CVRC9 - Cut * . Swi > 11lns , llrul o , Sprnln * . Onll , Klrnlitft , Tnmr > ncM , SltfrnoM , Cinrltnl Jlcclo. .Scruti lies , Ciiiilrnitloim , l'lr h Around * , Strlnirlmll , Sere Thrnat , l > l tmin > er , Colic. Wliltlnnr , Toll Kvll , Flutnln , TUIIIOM , Splint * , Itlng. l ) < mr nntl Sparln In It * cnrly Mnunii. Apply St. .Incolm Oil In nrrorclniico nilli the direction * wllli ench bottle. DruggliU and De-tlrrt Evtryiehcre. Tlio Clmrloi A. Vogoler Co. , llnlto. , Mil. Owing to the inclination of ninny people to bo humbugged. In the iiunhaso of articles of necessity in the linnsehold , we ttl It our WILL YOU ilutv to sound n notvot warning to these who fleet remedies for the toilet of the nchcs and pnln * Incident to this season of the LISTEN year. Olio itrcat and grow lag popularity of. IIKXSO.N'SI'I.ASTT.II lias tempted unscrupulous innn * utacturvrs to oiler many worthless - TO loss substitutions and Imitation ? of thnt valnablo remedy , hciiro wo would advise those wno wish SOUND to tecnio prompt ipllef from Colds. Cotich , llonr.ieni'Si , I'leu- rl\v. Clie-tt Valns , Pclntica. Hhcu- mntliin , l.umbc > K"iitiil llnckachp , ADVICE ? to raiofully avoid worthless plasters by always asking for HKjttosN nml let no perxuaslon by the denier induct * you to ac cept any other plaster. DON'T SCOLD n man for groaning when lie IIM llhcumntism or Neuralgia. The pain is Dimply aw ful. No torture in the nncient times was more painful limit these twin diseases. Hut oughtn't a nirm tobeblnnipd if , having Hlien- tiintisiu or Neuralgia , he wont uvo Ath-lo-pho-ros , when it has cured thousands vrho have suffered in the same way ? It has cured hundred ) uflur physicians have pronounced them incurable. "Tho Hklll of fiv * phynicUtu contil not rtiromoof IlhenmAttam nlikh bad aottlod In the hips , nock anil nhnuldora. & > Intenra win thn tulll that rlrep UIK alinont lnixm. | piUo. Tlie flmt dM > f Alnlnnliorra civ me nlief. and thft tlilnl pnabltnl mo to plrcp for tour nn < l A half hnnrn witboutTakliiK > 1 cnntinnml lt < nsn nn 1 urn now wall " lUr 8. II. TUOYKll , N w Albany. Ind. /O-Scnd Cruts for Hitlicrtiilind oolore < l pk-- lure , " Moorish Mnldcn " THEATHLOPHOROS CO. 112 WatlSl. H.Y. The best oad surest Hctccdj' for Core of nil dlicasea cnnscd by any derangement of the Liver , Kldnsys , Stomocli and Bowels , Dycpcpnla , Sick Headache , Constipation , Clllona Coaplcints cod Holariaof all kinds yield readily to tlio ttecflccnt laflaenco of It Id phasant to the testa , tones np the systea , restores nnd preserves Iicaltb. It la partly Vcgotnblo , end cannot fall to prove beneficial , both to old and young. Afl n Blood Partner It in imperlqr to all othero. Sold eycrywlieH at 81.00 a bottle. I Graii Orchard WATER. Dyspepsia , k-Hdaclu , CoBeiipation , Crab Orchard Wntor Co. Louisville , Ky. CALIFORNIA ! THE LAND OP DISCOVERIES. CATARRH OnOVILLECALi Santa Abio : and : Cat-R-Curo For Sale by G-oodman DruoCo , DREXEL & MAUL , ( Successors to John 0. Jacobs. ) Undertakers & Embalmers At the old btaud , 11J7 Foniam St. Orders by telegraph solicited and promptly attended ' Telephone to.Noii \ HI ; ( J hasglvrn nnlver- tal taiUfuctlon la the curn c { Oonurrho.1 * nd Gleet , Ipra crlb lt nd Joel sale In recommend , lug It to all BufTertn. . J , bTOXKIl , M.D. , Dtcatyr , 111. rHKE.81.00. . Sold by Drug Iltf. fturTerlns from tt t > f f il t > f jroutMul rr > c. ittciui irf f "ll i rlii > iau fur kuuie curr , ( rtu < . ( CPROr.F.r | ( "FOWLCR1 Moodue , Conn. To the Wnolesale andRetail , Trade of the West. The opportunity of a lifetime for cash buyers - * ers throughout the west. Extraordinary closing sale. Unapproachable bargains to close the season in every department. Our limited space prevents us men Uoning but very few of the lint-gain lots offered , but wo guarantee from niny un til July 4th , greater bargains in line Hcndy-Mado Clothing , Furnishing Goods , lints and Caps , than were over before quoted by any linn in the cloth ing business in the west. No old goods nt nny price. The goods olTercd to you nl this sale are all new , made up within the last ninety days. HEAD THE LIST , SEETHE PRICES It will amply repay the expenses of a trip to Omahiv by any man , woman or child wan ting SIO worth * of clothing. AH specimens of the different hat-gain lots comprised in this lot , we mention a few as follows , with a guarantee that tito small number specially mentioned are no more attractive or desirable- bar gains than hundreds of others to bo found in every di'nartmonl of our establishment ' lishment duri'ng this sale. Lot 1187. On Monday wo will place on our counters 400 plain blade pui < o all wool imported Whipcord Suits in Hill weights , suitable for use in this climate ten months of the year. These suits are absolutely new , fresh from the work shop , and never shown on our counters before. Suits made tip in the very lat est style 4 button cutaway frock , which wo oltor in all sixes from ! lo to 11. Wo shall offer this frock suit ntlo per suit. Wo have not another word to sav about this lot , excepting this , that we huvo sold precisely the same suit ever since our store was opened for S22 , and never less. less.Lot 35IMJ. Wo offer 150 Mens' Double 1 transited Sack Suits , regular sizes from . ' 56 to ! > 3of the celebrated Slater Flannel all wool anil guaranteed full indigo. Goods made by the celebrated Slater Woolen Co. , of Webster , Mass. Made nndtrinuncd in first class manner and perfect fitting. Wo offer this lot to close nt the unheard of price of SD.60. Remember this lot is all in double breasted SacU Suits. Lot B030. Wo offer 100 suits , wlflch will jxjsltively bo tno last of this lot of the celebrated Sawyer Woolen Co's goodi of which we have sold hundreds during the last two months. Wo offer 100 of the neatest styles of these famous , goods to c-loso at the remarkably low' price of $12. This suit is retailed by every house In tlto country at $18. Wo have never offered a bargain that has given such universal satisfaction as this suit. All sizes at the same price 812. Lot 3. Wo offer COO pairs best fancy Cassimero Pantaloons , goods that wore made to sell for $7.r > 0 aad $3.this season. Goods nnulo by the Glebe Woolen Co. , Rock Manufacturing Co. , Ilockanum Mill , Hroadbrook Mills , and other man ufacturers of equal reputation. They are in regular sizes , nml as nice styles as wo liavo in our stock at any price. Wo llml that wo hove a but-plus of these line goods'and wo do not wish to carry them over , and have consequently made the uniform price of3 per pair for the entire - tire lino. Those goods tire of the very best workmanship , and equal to any 810 custom pantaloons. Price during this closing sale will bo $3. In our Boys' and Children's depart ment we offer an 13XTKAOUDINA in line of bin-gain , particularly in Short Pant Suits. Our space will not permit of our enumerating the different bar gains in this douartmont , however , wo will mention one , n lot of 250 Boys' Knee Pant Suits , embracing three dif ferent styles , which we have marked at the extraordinarily low price of $2.f > 0 to close. Sizes from 4 to 14 years. Send for sample suit. You will bo bolter pleased with them than .anytning wo have shown you at this price before. Lot SJSll mid 2831) ) . Dovs' Long Pant Suits. We offer in this lot which em braces two stylos. Uo.Vs' strictly all wool cassimers saclc sul'ts , coat , pants and vest , in dark and medium colors for boys from 10 to 11 years of ago. This bull was made to soil at $10 but wo wish- to reduce our stock of them immediate ly and offer them at this sale to chwo for only $0 per suit. Kvory garment is warranted strictly all wool now fresh goods. Remember the price $0. GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS DE PARTMENT. In this department wo announce the sale of liOO dozen Gents' Fancy Shirts. This entire lot was mnaufaclurcd ex pressly for this season's trade , wo have a large stock of them on hand and oiler them at _ 50 per cent less than the over age price to close them out. All now pattc.ins , most desirable styles , fast colors , perfect fitting nnd perfectly made in every respect , regular prices which wcro from $1 to $1.75. Thlsenti lot in all sizes from 11 to lit and \ nock wo offer at 7"conta each. Order for half dozen lots no less. Parties at a distance ordering these lots will please give us size of collar worn and tnis is all that is necessary in order to got a perfect lit. Men's Half Hose 7o fonts per pair. Wo offer 8oO dozen of Men's Fancy Half Hose at 7 < i cents per dozen to close. Regular $1.50 goods to be sold only in dozen lots at the remarkably low prlco of 75 cents per dozen , in sizes from 9 to Sample suits oi' any of these lots will be sent 0. O D. with the privilege of examination to any address in Nebraska , Iowa Colorado , Kansas , "Wyoming. Dakota and Montana. OMA BOSTON , . ooniis & Co. NEW YORK proprietors , ' DES M 01 NEC Corner Douglas and 15tli Sts. , Omalia , Neb. argest Clothing House West of tlie Mississippi River , JULY 4 to OCT. 27 L I : lU-Uft Cs frMSv V. : MS ! AND THE f ! u r\ I i/ / RU1LB1MQ5 , All BuiUlings brilliantly ever made in America , val and Performances. in the heart of tlio city , illuminated "by innumera ued at $1,000,000. within ten minutes' ride of ble Electrical and Gas Jets. Horticultural Hall of un all hotels ; uid .slaiions. Wonderful of equalled beauty. J,5OO Feet in Length , display . through which will ply gondolas CQVERN.VJEFJT EXHIBIT FSQftSEER REL5OS ELECTR.C L2GHTETO. dolas from Venice. of Treasures from the War , from all parts of the North Njivy and other Departments , west. The great the .Smithsonian Institute , m AST DEPARTMENT and numerous other De Rational Blusenm and Fis of the finest collection of partments perfectly ar Commission. Paintings and Sculpture devotedto Music , Spectacles ranged. Are the Best , IN TIIH jsSKM'IATj : < irAMTir.S OP Durability , Eveiinoss of Point , and Workmanship. Bamplci for trial of 12 ililTerciit Mrl" < by in 'il , on rccvli iof 1U remit u tUuijM. Ajk luruaru u a. 1VISOH , DUKEM&N & CO , , "The Ovorlmul Uonlc. " lias so arranged its Family Sleeping Cat service , that berths can now be reserved upon application by any ticket agent to M , J. Grcevy , Passenger Agent , Council Blull's , Iowa. The reservations when made are turned over to the train conductors taking out such care , BO that passengers can now cccure berths ordered , the same as a Pull man berth is reserved and secured. J. S. THIWHTP , IS. IA IjQMAX , Gen. 1' . & T. Agent. A s't U. 1' . & T. A , O31A1M , NJvll. ROSE POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE , TEHRE HAUTE. IND.-A SCHCtl Of ( NOINURIHQ , \\oll enilow d. Kill fjulpiv Vpirtmtntnol Hit. rlmnicHj nj'lil KiiEiui-vrlui ; , : irtlrir ( rruudliraMinc. KilHii'HuMi.ijmii'l l. I vr Laiiloguu , uddrcrf T. C. MKyitKS LAKE FOREST UNIVERSITY , Kxamliutlons for Rduusiion to LA K 1 ! FOKKST COI.l.KfJK unit KlIltHV ( uLlA'MK t'OH VOl NU I.ADIK.S. 111 bo hfld Juno 337 lit ChlruKu , HprliiKtlplddlUi , I'vorltt , JMlwaiiKee , f.a Cru o. l > lrolt' Mnriiui-tto , IndlanapolU , lubucue. ht. l.oms , KuuiiaH City , ( .main , and ) ) i n or. .spi cl- inon of luit yeor'H exaiuliuitlim puperb s-eut on application. For d UUU. addreM. 1'rest. W. C. HUllKHTfr , Lake I'orafct , 111. rpHF. PEFKSKHJ. MlLlTAKV ACAUKMV -LV ] kk4l-au-lludM > n.N V Saul ) for cata logue. JNU. W.THJJiUV.il , D. , M.A. 1'rliicljial i S , K , FELTON & CO. , Water Ms Contractors And XIunutHrturors' Aui'nN for WATER WORKS SUPPLIES , Of all descriptions. Hydraulic Engines , Surveys. Do- toll Finns encl Specifications. Furnished on Short Notice. Correspondence Solicited. Office , Straus's ' Billing , Fonrtli Floor , OMAHA , NEBRASKA. . w , lid fast , Dublin and Liverpool From New York Every Thursday , Cub I u jiasnaKO * i."i anil KA iicionlliiR to locution of t to room. Kxcurxlou W"i to { XI. Btcerago tounil fruui Kuropo at Lowest ratal Al'STIN IIAI.UWIN fc OJ , , Oen'l Agents , M llroatlway , New York. JOHN lilUOiN. : Gen' iwusteru Agent , 1CI Itaurtolph St. , ( Tilcugo. 1IAIIHV i : MOOUKS. Asout. Omaha. Rodut'od Cabin Rates to Glasgow Kxhi- bition. FOIl UKSTHOVINO Bed Bugs , Hoach , Ants.Flai : And any other Insects , use Infallible Insect Powder , Alcoiitrucm taken for clean- Ins lu > t"ls i' ' audjirlvuto i < sliU-n i-afrom \i'iu n. atii'ii kiijrauui'U > ir iiy i > uy. I'm IjrtillJcu - tU South 1 Hit fctri-et. JU1IC10US AND PEII3ISTEHT . ' , Advertifiinf littj ulwavs BUCCOBefulllfforo Newspaper ACTP LORD fi T iirtY * H lKTI ! lll6 iKiTt , U t 13 IUW.W. blriiU CHICAGO. In. B , C. WnsT'd Nnnv AND TIIUIN Tnr.jt.i- UENT , a KUarantenil apuulnc ( or Hysteria , IHzr.l- nans. Convulsions , Fits. Nervous Neuralsia , llcaiiacno. Narvouii I'roitrnti'in. ' raiised by the lue of alcohol or tobacco.Vakefiilnosn. . Mcntnl Dopresilon , Softrnltii ; of the Drain , resulting In Insanity , nml leiiillui ; to mlnnrv , decay mid clcalh , rromnture Old Age , Hiuroiiness , 1,053 of rower In olthcr BCX. Involuntary Losees nnd Hpprmatorluua caused by ovnr-oxortlon f the brain , self aljusB or ovT-lnduluenr . Km-h box rontalus one nionth'a tieatmeut. il.OJ n box. or Hlx boice.i for K OU , sent by mall prepaid on re ceipt of prlco. AVIS GUARANTEE : KJX KOXRS To cure nny case. With each order received by UA ( or six boxei , accompanied vlth tS.UO , wa will send thu purchaser our vrrlttrn tuarantea ; to reund the money U the treatment does not offectacure Guarantees l.iiiieil only by C. P. OOOIJMAN.Drusiifljt , Sole Asont , 11W 1'arnuin Etiept. Omaha. Neb. U , S. DEPOSITORY , OMAHA , USB. Paid Up Capital . $250,000 Surplus . fiU.OOO 11. W. VATI s , I'resldent IL\MH B. llEKD , Vlcu I'rebldcnt. A. U. Tuu/.Ai.iy. "nd vice rrosldont. W. II. S. HuuiiEi. Cttghta IHIIECTOII.S : W. V. Monsu , JOHNS. COI.MNS , II. W. VATfc * . Uwib : S. llEKt ) , A H. TOUZAUK. Dunking Olllro- THE IRON BANK , Turner 12lh and I'arnam Sta. A General lU WAHTED laaued by CountiesCit- . tawus ajid Water Companies , etc. - , W. HARRIS & CO , , BAHRERS , 11311C Monroe 8t. 60 P orborn St , C BOSTON. ( NACQUAINTCD WITH THE CCOCRAPHr OF THE COUNTRY WIU , OBTAIN Mt'CM IBf OHMATIOH FflOM A tTUSf OF THU MAP OF THI CHICAGO , ROCK ISMKD& PACIFIC R'J ' 3t3 mala lii'ts and branclica include CHICAGO , WtOHIA. MOLUfE. KOCK ISLAND. DAVEH- POUT , IJEQ sionrza. oouncrij DLUinra , uua- DATniE. KANSAS CJITy. BT. JOSEPH , LEAV- EirwoiiTii. ATcmaow , CHDAH nArrua. WATEJILOO , MINWEAl'OUD , oed BT , PAUL. and ecoiea ot intcnaodinto cltlce. Choice ol routoa to and from the Paclllo Const. All tron * . hfB in Uulon clopod. Faet trains of Slue Day Couches , elegant Dialn ? Onru , tnuirolllcont Tull > man Palace Uloepcrs. and ( between Chicago , Ot. Joseph , Atchlson und JConaas City ) llocllnlna Chair Oar * , QaaU Tree , to hildora of through CrEt-cJuus tickets. Chloogo , Kansas & flobraeka n'y "Great Rock lelnml Route. " Ertonda V/t t end Bouthwuit from irnnia * City and BU Jo iih to If BLUOH , JJOETON. , 13ELI.E- VILLK. TOl'lillA. IIZBINOTOM , WICHITA. irurcunjooN , CALDWELL , and ail pointu in KAN8AO AND SOUTHERN NEBRASKA and beyond. Entlr pauimigor equipment of th * culobrutuil Pullman manufacture. All eaftty up * plinnco and modem i'nprovementa. The Famous Albert Loa Houto IB the favorite bttwton Chlcagv , Hock Island , Atchlion , Uancaa City and Minnoupolla andBU 1'uuL IU Watertowu branch travoraea tha vreat "WHEAT AMD DAIRY BELT" of IJorthora Iowa , Southwestern IIlnneBota. and Xaet Control Dakota ta Watartown , Bplrit I.ak , Cioux Falls and many other towca and clttca. The Short Line vlu Cenoca and Kuukakoa offon mwrior facllitlen to travel to and fromlnuMan * ouolU. ClncttuiaU nnd othur Bouthom potau. 1'urTUkeU. Map , 1'Mtrt , ordeetrsd Informs- Uon , apply at imy Cjup.m Tlckxt OBicu or addruM E. ST. JOHN , l'.A. MOLBROOK , fiT. Okn'l Tdt. ti I'CJM. AffU CUICAQQ. PEERLESS DYES Are tinIllvT. .