8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : MONPAT > APRIL 15 , 1889
WITH MUFFLED DRUM BEAT ,
Arrival of Uio Body of the Late
Oolonol Hatch
ATTENDED BY MILITARY HONORS ,
The Gasket Corno to Army llcml-
qunrtcra nnd Placed In a Ilowcr
of FlowcrB Tributes
of Ilcspcct.
Tlio Dead Holdlnr.
lm Ycstorddy Afternoon at 4:35 : o'clock the
trnln on the Fremont , Elkhorn & Missouri
1 Vnllcy road from Fort Hoblnson , found waitIng -
Ing on IU arrival n representative gathering
lit of civilians and soldiers , who haa ns-
icmblcd to perform the sorrowful duy of
receiving the remains of the Into Colonel
Edward Hatch , of the Ninth cavalry , who
died at Fort Hoblnson on Thursday last.
Among the olMcers present wcro Urlgndlcr-
Gcucral John 11. Urooku , commander of the
department of the IMntto ; Lieutenant-Colonel
Bnmucl Urcek , udjutant general ; Captain 1J.
Henry Kny , acting judge advocate ; Major
William 13. Hughes , chief quartermaster ;
Major John W. Unrrigor , chief conimlssiiry
of subsistence ; Colonel Thomas A. Mcl'ur-
lln , medical director ; Lloutonant-
Coionol Charles M. Terrlll , chief
paymaster ; LlcutcnankColoncl J. S.
Fletcher , Major John P. Unker. Colonel
Ludlngton , Captain Corliss , Lieutenant
Trultt. Among the civilians wcro Major
Clarkson , 13. S. Paddock , W. G. Albright
and Mr. mid Mrs. Hatch , of Fort Madison ,
la , , brother nnd slstcr-ln-lnw of the deceased.
A detachment of non-commissioned olllccrs
from the Second infantry at Fort Omaha ,
consisting of Sergeants Lloyd. K company ,
Moran , of 11 , Carper , of 11 , Klwcll , of O ,
Chfistianscn , of G , Fox , of D. was drawn
tin opposite thu couch contalninlng the re
mains. These wcro under the command of
Lieutenant Arrasmllh. They wcro
among the oldest members of the
Second , and presented a handsome
appearance. They reversed arms and ,
nt the moment , Colonel Guy V. Henry
descended from the funeral train. Ho had
gone to Fort tltoblnsou , to attend the
obsequies of his deceased friend. Ho was
followed by the staff of the general who
made their appearance In about tlio following
order : General James S. Urlsbln , Captain
U. A. Stcdman , Captain M. 11. Hughes ,
Captain Garrard , Lieutenant . L. Flnley
Lieutenant P. A. llcltcus , Jr. , Lieutenant ( J.
W. Taylor , Lieutenant M.V. . Day , Lieu
tenant Hitchcock. General A. V. ICautz ,
commander of the Eighth infantry , was also
in the number. The ofllcers of the Ninth
I wore In full uniform , their bright
saffron helmet crests and trim-
nil tips in no manner denoting the solemn
undertaking In which they were engaged.
Each ofticcr , however , wore the regulation
badge of mourning upon his left arm.
The casket was' taken from the car
specially provided for it , by sev
eral of the members of the Ninth
cavalry. It was shrouded in a brlcht , now
national flag. Upon thu surface lay the hel
met and sword of the deceased , around
which latter was twined n tiny spray of ivy.
The casket wus borne to the hearse , fol
lowed by a soldier bearing the saddle of
the deceased , and succeeded by the depart
ment officers , the ofllccrs of the Ninth ,
and the detachment of non-commissioned of
llcers under Lieutenant Arrasuiitli.
The procession then formed on the street ,
the detachment lending , then came the
bcarso with a guard of honor , consisting of
six of the oldest members of the Ninth
cavalry ( colored ) , namely Sergeant Taylor ,
chief trumpeter of the regiment ; Sergeant
Shaw , of A company ; Sergeant McKinzio ,
of I , Sergeant IJudlo of 11 , Sergeant Wil
son of I , Sergeant Uurloy of the same com
pany , Sergeant Saxo of 11 , mm Serucunt
Fletcher of F. Then followed the staff-
oftlccrs and then the department ambu
lances.
The cortege moved south on Fifteenth to
Douglas , thence to Tenth , thence vo the
department headquarters on Farnam. Along
thorouto the procession attracted a great
deal of respectful attention.
The reception room between these
Of General Brooke and General
Brcck , at headquarters , had been
beautifully transformed into an alcove ,
a becoming resting place for a beloved
soldier on his last march to the grave. The
walls were formed by a skillful arrange
ment of the national colors , while the ceiling ,
of the same material , wus doilncd by
two inverted arches springing from a
tlo beam which extended across the
room. The beam was painted white
and the bottom and sides wcro
divided into diamond spaces , with au inter
lacing of crape. A column sup
porting the beam was similarly wound
round with black. With such sim
ple means a moro iniposingjtrausforination
could scarcely bavo been mado. The decora
tion was the work of Mr. Thompson , ono of
the attaches of the headquarters.
In this transitory hall , tliu casket was
placed. " Tim flag was partially
removed and upon the lid over the
breast was placed a silver plato
bearing the following inscription :
Edward Hatch ,
Colonel Ninth United States Cavalry ,
Brevet , Major General United States
Army.
Died April 11 , 18S9 ,
Aged 67 Years.
On a shield of solid silver over the face ,
were engraved the expressive words "At
.llost. "
The flag was again wound around the
casket aud upon the latter were disposed the
floral tributes which bad been brought from
Fort Hoblnson. At the head , stood a sheaf
of beautiful wheat in miniature , forwarded
by Mrs. Colonel Guy V. Henry. At the
other extremity lay a bunk of white roses
on which were crossed a pair of swords
in yellow immortelles. This was the tribute
of tbo garrison at Fort Robinson , Over the
breast la'y a iloral wreath , the offering of
General llroouo , within which rested the
helmet of the deceased , The faith
ful swords of the gallant olllcor lay
acainst the side of the casket.
Two men of the guard of honor from Fort
Robinson remained on duty until 0 o'clock p.
m. , when relieved by the guard under Lieu
tenant Arrasmith , which , with relief overv
two hours , maintained the -watch until this
morning. Among the non-commissioned
men from the Ninth are two Imposing-
looking colored soldiers who had been
with the general since the Ninth was organ
ized in l&tM , twenty-two years ago. It was a
tribute of respect to the deceased that front
the moment of his death ho has been in sight
ofn guard whoso watchfulness was a sorrow
ful labor of love.
It has been decided that the remains of
General Hatch will bo interred in the Na
tional cemetery at Leavenworth. They will
bo convoyed thither to-day at lOi'M o'clock ,
the trt leaving from , the Missouri Pucillo
ilcpot.
The cortege will bo an Imposing ono , being
carried out In strict conformity with the
regulations , and with all the ceremony duo
to u general. It will consist of the military
band of the fort , escort , the -hearse , tbo
Bleed of the deceased , the Second regiment
unit ofllcers and friends.
The proconjlon will leave headquarters at
about Ui&O o'clock.
Uotween the hours of 8 and 0:130 : acquaint
ances mid friends of the deceased will bo
allowed to view the remains.
Comrades of the Grand Army of the Ko-
pubUo ura requested to meet at the store of
Ai M , Clark , No. 107 South Fourteenth
etroot , .at 8:110 : o'clock this morning , for tno
purpose of escorting the remains of com
rade , Gen , Hatch , from army headquarters
to the depot.
Lost. "I don't know where , I cnn't
tell when , I don't EDO how something
of great vuluo to inoutul for the return
of which I elml ! bo truly thankful , viz. :
n good nppotlto. "
Found. "Health nnd strength , pure
blood , an nppotlto liku a wolf , regular
dlrc8UonuU ( , by taking that popular mid
peculiar medicine , Hood's Sursaparlllu.
IP t 1 want everybody to try it this season. "
It Is bold by all druggists. Quo hun
dred doses ono dollar.
Ilor Found.
A nino-ycnr-old boy named Clmrllo VYhoeler
ran away from bis homo at 418 South Thir
teenth street several days ago , Ho was
found yotterdoy ut Pacific Junction , la.
Dr , Qluck oyg and oar , Barker blk ,
FIlANlk WAITERS DEAD.
Ills Luna Btrneglo With DUcnso
Ended With Ycslordny.
Mr. Frank Walters died at 0:30 : o'clock last
night at his homo , 723Soutn Sixteenth street
after n lingering illness. The deceased was
born In Denmark , flfty-c.no years _ ngb , nnd
had been n resident of Omaha s'lnco ISC7.
For the past fifteen years ho had taken
an active part In local politics , and
was widely known among the poli
ticians of the district and stato. Ho
was admitted to the Douglas count/ bar in
1877 , and has been a practitioner slnco that
time. For a number of years ho had been In
poor health , but has been able to attend to
his professional nnd political labors until
within the past four months , during which
time ho has been conllncd to his homo , Ills
life being slowly , but surely , yielding to the
ravages of consumption ,
The wife of the deceased , a sisterof ox-
Marshal and C. A. Wcstcrdahl , survives
him.
him.Tho funeral arrangements hnvo not yet
been announced.
Catarrh cured , health nnd sweet
breath secured by Shiloh's Catarrh
Ronicdy. Price GO cents. Nasal Injector
free. For sale by Goodman Drug Co .
A Mammoth KstnbllHhmnnt.
A BKIS reporter was politely shown
through the warerooms of Dewey ft
Stone's mammoth furniture establish
ment , yesterday afternoontiml , while no
was prepared to see n magnificent stoclc
of goods , ho wus not prepared to en
counter such a rich nnd elegant display ,
actually bewildering in its profusion
nnd gorgeousness. The now designs in
furniture ) nro both endless nnd beauti
ful , and Dewey & Stone have everything
there is in the market.
Beginning at the basement of their
Fariuun street building the reporter
was piloted through iloor after floor ,
each ono of which contains a complete
line of furniture of a distinctive char
acter : ono iloor being entirely taken up
with lovely parlor goods , another with
dining room sets , nnothor with draw
ing , library and sitting room furniture ,
and still another with exquisite novel
ties of all kinds nnd descriptions , Tlioir
chamber sot department occupies two
floors , nnd including over two hundred
different patterns , ranging in price
anywhere from $16 UD to $1,000.
The firm is now also making a
specialty of fine upholstering work to
order , and their assortment of costly
poods in the piece Is an elaborate ono.
Some of the parlor sots shown
wore really dreams of ele
gance , luxuriance and beauty , and
but fcw houses in the country make
such an exhibit in magnificent wares as
Dewey & Stone.
Another entire floor is devoted exclus
ively to olllco furniture of nil makes ,
goods nnd varieties , chairs , tables ,
bookcases , shelves , desks , secretaries ,
in fact , every accessory that goes to
make up a complete oilico outfit.
They not only have cloven floors
upon which to display their astounding
stock of retail goods , but an acre and a
half of flooring is utilized as wholesale
ware rooms at the track.
A commodious department is also devoted -
voted to baby carriages , folding beds
and useful and ornamental novelties.
They handle upwards of 1,200 baby car
riages yearly.
Dewey & Stone nro the oldest firm in
the city occupying ono location , having
boon dointr business at their present
Farnam street place for twenty-seven
consecutive years.
It is surely a great hduso. nnd will
afford any ono pleasure to look through
it.
Buried by Ills Comrades.
The funeral of Charles Lnmarsh , press
man of the Republican , took place yesterday
afternoon at 2:30 : o'clock , from Heafey &
Hcafcy's undertaking establishment. The
services were conducted by Father Carroll ,
of St. Philotncna's cathedral.
Mr. Lcmarsh was twenty-eight years of
ago nnd died at the residence of A. H. Clin
ton , 1033 South Eighteenth street , last Tues
day.His
His remains were interred at Crcighton
cemetery. The funeral and services were
under the auspices of the Pressmen and
Stercotypcr's union. Eacli body was rep
resented by about sixty members , headed by
the Ancient Order of Hibernians' bnnd. The
procession was largo nnd the services impos
ing.Tho
The pull-bcaicrs were A. H. Clinton. Ed.
Birch , Mat Hcincr , James Kcan , F. M.
Youngs nnd William Quinlan.
That hacking coug hcanbe so quickly
cured by Shiloh's Cure. Wo guarantee
it. For sale by Goodman Drug Co.
Resolutions ol' Kespcct.
At a meeting held yesterday by the Press
man's union of this city the following reso
lutions wore adopted :
Whereas , It has pleased God to remove
from our midst ono of our most esteemed
brothers. Charles Lomarsh , at the beginning
of a bright future , and
Whereas , We , ills companions , recognized
in him a most faithful friend nud earnest
worker in our cause ; therefore bo it
Resolved , That in this meeting assembled
of his brother pressmen , storeotypers and
eloctrotypers , that wo deeply feel his loss ,
aud extend our sincere sympathy to his rela
tives ; and be it further
Resolved , Thut a copy of these resolutions
bo spread on the record of tills union ; that
our charter bo draped , and a copy of these
resolutions bo sent to the dally papers for
publication.
E. M. BIIICII ,
E. EOAX ,
, JAMLS M. KKAX.
No buflot should bo without a bottle
of Angostura , Bitters , the South Ameri
can appetizer. Manufactured by Dr. J.
G. 11. Siegort & Sons. Ask your drug-
Kist ,
Hrothrrly Itccrention.
Two brothers , Mike and John Stonhanok ,
being resoeetcrs of the law , laid in their supply -
ply of refreshments on Saturday night. As
there was nothing small about the brothers ,
they bought n keg of beer and took it to their
shanty near Fulrbaulcs' lard refinery. Yes
terday they tapped the keg and got gloriously
full , ending their carousal in a light. To
avoid interference by the police they barred
the door before commencing the contest.
Sergeant Haze and Oftlcor Rowden brolco in
the door of the place and arrested thu bolllg-
ttronts Just as they hud succeeded in whip
ping each other. Jloth men were badly
bruised about the head nnd face.
The most common cause of sickness
among children is disordered bowels.
Something to open the bowels nnd tone
up the stomach is usually all that is re
quired. Quo dose of St. Patrick's Pills
will always euro. They nro snfo in all
cases. Tlioy are small , sugar-coated ,
easily taken , and contain no injurious
substance whatever. For bale by all *
druggists.
An Unruly Muto.
The people lu charge of the Deaf and
Dumb institute hayo an incorrlgblo youth
named Willie Martin , aged twelve years ,
who takes advantage of every occasion 10 run
away. Ho has performed this featsooUcn
that ho is known to every policeman on the
force , Last night the patrolmen were given
orders to look out for the runaway , ho hav
ing left the institute yesterday.
Ijlouicnant Mercer Promoted.
Second Lieutenant William A. Mercer ,
company 0 , Eighth Infantry , has been promoted
meted to bo first lieutenant of company A of
tno samp regiment , and will proceed to Fort
Mobrara to Join his now company.
In No Alan's ' hit ml.
Ja compliance witUCUkf Seayoy's orders
Officers Snoop nnd Ellis visited No Man's
Land , yesterday , nnd took the names of the
six men engaged In the saloon business In
that locality. The officers wcro not dis
turbed in their duty as was threatened by
the anonymous letter received nt the p61tco
headquarters some days ngo.
Bill. DnOATOlTwiIjIj VETO.
Snloonn Will Not Iltin Alt Nltcht If Ho
Can Help It.
"I will most assuredly veto the repeal of
the ordinance providing for the closing of
saloons at midnight , " said Mayor Ilroatch
last night when questioned on the subject.
"It was a very foolish thing fo r the council
to do. The scheme tn got the saloons open
all night was Instigated by Councilman Kas-
par. It was foolish on his part to make an
endeavor to pass such a measure. Ho
should not have any hope of
getting the repeal through if ho
has the liquor clement in view. I know that
there wore ton members of the council who
favored the repeal of the old ordinance , aud
that there wcro six against it. Tuesday
nltrht I will send In my veto , nnd the two
absentees who are counted on to stay with
the majority will not do it , nt least ono of
them will not. It requires a vote of twelve
to pass the repeal over my veto. This vote
cannot bo secured In the council.
"It Is not to public Interest nor will it
benefit the saloonkeepers to have saloons
open all night , There would bo only two or
three places that would run the twenty-four
hours if they wnro given that privilege. They
would bo the only ones benefited. All
decent nnd respectable people , except
you newspaper fellows and police
men , are Jn their beds at
midnight unless they hnvo business out at
that hour. However , the repeal of the or-
dlnniico or that clause relating to closing
saloons nt 13 o'clock will bo vetoed beyond
any question , and I think there will bo n
sufficient number of councllmcn present at
Tuesday night's mooting to sustain my veto. "
Ijrxlxmchcre's Grim Humor.
London Truth : I fool it my duty sol
emnly to nlllnn that , incredible as it
may appear to Primrose dames , I did
not bribe Pigott to commit suicide by
promising him an annuity.
How to Get Rich.
Now York Times : "How did I got
rich ? " quoth Commodore Vnndorbilt
once , "why , chiefly by buying things
when every body else was scared to
death and bound to soil out. "
A New Train.
The connecting link between Ne
braska and Kansas has just boon placed
in service by the Union Pacific railway.
This train loaves Council Bluffs daily at
4:45 : a. m. ; loaves Omaha al 5:05 : a. m. ,
and runs through , without change to
Manhattan , Kan. , making direct con
nections there with the Kansas division
of the Union Pacifio railway for all
points in Kansas and Colorado west
bound , and for Topeka , Lawrence , Kan
sas City and points cast and south via
Kansas City. Returning , train leaves
Manhattan at 2:25 : p. m. ; arriving at
Beatrice at 0:25 : p. m. , Lincoln nt 7:50 :
p. in. , nnd Omaha at 11:20 : p. m. , Coun
cil Bluffs 11:40 : p. m. , making direct
connection with Kansas division trains
from Kansas City , Lawrence , Topeka
and the east , and from Denver , Salina ,
Abelino and all points west , pnablin'g
passengers to visit the principal points
in Kansas and Nebraska in the shortest
possible time. These trains have first-
class equipment , consisting of smoking
cars nnd first-class day coaches of the
latest pattern. The now train will fill
a long felt want , and is bound to bo
popular.
Personal Paragraphs.
Miss Kate Castieton is at the Millard.
J. A. Cain , of Chicago , is at the Murray.
D. M. Lewis , of Atlantic , Is at tho'Millard.
W. H. Fay , of Camden , N. J. , is aftho Pax-
' "
ton.
V. Danford , of Burlington , is at the Bar
ker.
ker.F.
F. S. Plumb , of St. Joseph , is a Millard
guest.
W. H. Crosby , of Denver , is a Murray
guest.
R. C. Quigley , of San Jose , Cala. , Is at the
Pax ton.
David Moore , of Ashland , Wis. , is at the
Millard.
C. C , Knapp , of Beatrice , is registered at
the Millard.
P. H. Stretton , of Davenport , is registered
at the Hunter.
P. S. Preston , of Dubuque , la. , Sundaycd
nt the Paxton.
W. H. McCreary nnd Walter E. Wood , of
Chicago , are ut the Barker.
J. C. HPUC ! and daughter May , of Avoca ,
la. , were In the city yesterday , guests at the
Barker hotel.
Thirty-three members of the Johnson &
Slavin minstrels , including the principals ,
are stoppinp ; at the Hotel Barker.
Mr. Fred Pickcns , chief clerk of the
Omaha postoffico , returned yesterday from
the Paciiio coast , where ho has been recuper
ating the past fortnight.
Fisher Printing Co. , 1011 Fnrnam st. .
telephone 1204 , blank book makers , etc ,
Notice.
All soldiers , sailors and marines are re
quested to meet in the onto room of the G.
A. R. hall , 1310 Douglas street , at 8 o'clock '
p. ra. , to take action to locate claims to Okla
homa.
Caught a Burglar.
The police have caugh t a burglar. At 3
o'clock yesterday morning the patrolman on
Tenth street near the Union Pacille depot
made a raid on a banana stand and dragged
from It n sleepy tramp , Isaiah Hopklnson ,
who was jailed and charged with the crime
of burglary.
Momluy , April 16 , 1880.
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Why ? ( Becausc spring debil
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Paines Celery Compound is
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It is guaranteed entirely
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General W. L. Greenleaf , of
Burlington , Vt. ' who was in the
drug business for nearly twenty
years , is familiar with the medi
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ingredients , and says that as a
general tonic and spring medi
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With a leap and a bound
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without n momenta pain or nnnovancc.
To YOIM Men and Middle-Aged Men ,
A OITDD TTIDD The awful elfectn of curly
a. UUtllj llUuD Vice , which nrlngs organlu
weakness , destroying both mind and body , with
all Its arcaded ills , permanently cured.
TIDO DEOTC ! Ailrt'ss those wno nave Impaired
UllOi DDllU themselves by Improper Indul
gences and solitary habit' ! , which ruin both
body and mind , unfitting thorn for business ,
study or marriage ) . ,
MAIUUEII MBN. ortho e onterlngon that hap
py life , aware of physical d eblllty , quickly as
OUR ! SUCCESS
is based upon facts. First Practical Expe
rience. Second IJvory case Is especially studied ,
thus starting arlghc. Third Medicines are prepared -
pared in our laboratory exactly to Biilt each
case , thusatrectlngcures without in jury.
lT"rieud U cents postage for celebrated works
on Chronic , Nervo-.ts aud Delicate Diseases.
Thousands cured. rT A friendly letter or call
inny save you futuie sufferlngand shame , and
wlif golden years to life. ff No letters an-
mvered unless accompanied by 4 cents in stamps.
° °
AaareSSl mS. HET'I'S & IIBTTS ,
HUH Farnam Srtoet , Umaliu. Neb.
DRUNKENNESS
C.1 lue I.lquor liable , I'osltlTely Cared
by Admlnl.terln * Dr. Huluca'
Uolden HpeelOc.
Hcdiiue given in u cup of colfee or lu arti
cles of food , without tlio knowledge of the pa-
lout ; U Is ubKoliuely harmleus , ana will ef
fect a permanent and speedy rnre. whether the
patient is u moderate drinker or an alcohol
wreck. IT NUVl'.ll JMILS. Over IOO.OOO
drunkards have been made temperate men who
have taken ( Jolden Bpeclllo In their coffee without -
out their knowledge , and today believe they
null drinking of thelu own accord. pugo
book of particular * free. Kutm & C ° , agenta
16th and Douglas sis , 18th and Cuintng etreuts ,
Omaha. Neb. : Council lIluKs. Iowa ; Afeuta , A.
D , Fester * ; Uro ,
L
Extraordinary Bargain Sale This Week in the
New Goods , Largest Wholesale Stock to Select from and the Lowes
Prices Ever Named for First Glass Goods.
We Offer the Following Bargain Lots This "Week in
Boy's Long Pant Suits.
lot No. 1. 150 Boy's Brown Striped Cheviot Suits , coat , pants nml vest , inntlo from n pure nil woo
cheviot , mnnufnctural for our own use nnd innilo in our own work rooms. Guaranteed to he perfect in every re
spect at § 7 per suit. Wo claim that this is less than these goods can be manufactured for in the regular way , hub
we have them made in large quantities and in this way have reduced the cost , so have decided to ofl'er them
his week at the extremely low price o § 7 per suit. All sizes from 10 yeai-3 to 17. Samples of the goods sent to
iiy address.
Boy's Short Pant Suits , SpecialJPrice , $5.
Lot No. 2 Is a lot of 200 Boy's Scotch Cheviot Knee Pant Suits , ages 1 to 13 , made from a genuine Scotc
Cheviot , of a neat brown check. In appearance and wear it is equal to any suit sold as high as 88. We unhoa
tatingly recommend this suit as perfect in fit and reliable in every respect. Sample ? o goods sent any nddres ?
Special Sale of Men's Cheviot Suits , Prices $8 , $10 and $12.
The Cheviot Suits advertised in the men's department last week will provo to be very popular , judging from
tlie number sent out last week to parties at a distance.
. Men's Blue Cheviot Sack aud Frock Suits , $10.00.
Men's Fancy Cheviot Sack Suits , $8.00.
Men's Genuine Sawyer Cheviot Suits , § 12.00.
Send for samples aud self measurement blanks.
OMAHA Freeland Looinis & Co.
BOSTON ,
NEW YORK
Proprietors !
DES MOINCS *
Corner Fifteenth and Douglas Streets ,
20to60 DAYS.
This is a disease which has heretofore
Baffled all Medical Science.
When Mercury , Iodide of 1'otnsslum , Sarsapa
rllla or Hot Springs fall , we guarantee a cure.
Wo have n Remedy , unknown to anyone In trio
World outside ot ourComptiuy , and one that has
NEVEll FAIIMSi *
to cure tlio most obstinate cnaos. Ten rtttya In
recent caiea does the work. It is tbo old chronic
deep seated cases that wo solicit. Wo have
cured hundreds who hare been abandoned by
Physicians , and pronounced Incurable , and wo
challenge the world to bring us a case that wa
will not cure In less than sixty dayH.
Since the history ot mealclno a true speclQc
for Syphilis has 'been sought for but navor
found until our
ITIAftBC REMEDY
was discovered , and wo are justltled In saying
It Is the only Itomeay m the World tnat will pos
itively cure , bocnuso the latest Medical Works.
pubUsned by the beat known authorities , say
there was never a true specific before. Our rem
edy will euro wheu everything olao hits failed.
Why waste your time and money with patent
medicines that never had virtue , or doctor with
physicians that cannot euro you , you that have
tried everything else should come to us now and
gt permanent relief , you never can get It else
where. Murk what wo say. In the eud you
must tnke our remedy or NKVErt recover and
you that have been adllcted but a short time
should by all moans como to us now , not one In
appears .galn In a more horrible form.
This is a blood Purifier nnd will Cure
any Skin or Blood Disease when
Everything Else Faila.
THE COOK REMEDY GO ,
Room 10 and 11 , U. S. National Uauk
Uulldln ? , Onwlm , Neb.
Health is Wealth
Dn. E , 0. WEST'S NKUVK AND UKAIN
MKNT , a Kiiarnntcecl tmecillc for llyhterlu , Dizzi
ness. Convulsions , Fits , Nervous NenralBla.
Headache. Nervous Prostration mused by the
tiseof alcohol t/rtohacco. WakofuliiesH , Mental
Depression , Softening or the llraln resulting In
Insanity and lonillni ; to misery , aoray und
death , Premature Old Ago , liarrennesi , Iioss of
J'ower in cither sex , involuntary Losses mill
Spermatorrluca caused by over-exertion of
the Drain , salt ubuso or over indulgence. Kach
box contains ono month's treatment , llabor ,
or alx boxes for $5 , Bent by mall prepaid on re
ceipt of jirlco.
WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
To cure any case. With each oruer received by
us for six boxes , accompanied with W , o will
Bend the purchaser our written guarantee to re
fund the money if the treatment dons not elfoct
acute. Guarantees Issued only by ( ioodinan
Drug Co. . Druggists , Sole Agents , 1110 Farnam
btreet Omaha eb.
EXHAUSTED VITALITY
Adreat Medical Work for Young and Middle-
Aged Men.
SHOW THYSELF ,
Voupg and middle-axed toeii who are suircrlnir from
tlie Innrscretiuns of yuuth , Kzhausted Vitality , herr.
ous and I'Jiynlcnl Dutilllty. 1'rematuro Decline , &o. ,
und tlio tliouiuiid untold miseries consequent tliuro-
uii , aril ull wno uro sick und suflerlnic , anU < to not
know what 8U | them , can bo cured without tall by
fnllowlnic tile Instructions In the Kclcnce f Life or
belt rroervutlon. t'rlcoonly It , by nmil. post-pHld ,
> aled. It l a book for eTeryraan.BUO piiucs. fulfullt ,
123 Druncriptlons for all acute and cbronlo diseases ,
fully IndorM-d by tbe National Medical Association ,
who awarded Ibe gold auU jeweled medal to tbe
author. Jlluairi- sample , nltli Imlorteinenti of
tno press , free If you ftuply now. Address the I'ea-
il InsiUute.or Dr. W. II. I'AKKtiU. No.
Wo are now prepared to show one of the
most complete lines of medium and fine
suits , In lioth sacks nnd cutaways for bus
iness or dress wear , that you may desire to
look at. Itemomhor , wo have two well
lighted sales floors , 4,400 square feet , in
which to dl.-'play goods.
Haz Uoyer-Establlshed 1856-Adolph Moyar
Max Meyer
SIXTEENTH - AND - FARHAM - STREETS
General Agents fur
STEINWAT ,
CHICKERING ,
KHABE ,
VOSE & SONS ,
BEHRBROS , ,
and JAS , W , SIARR
PIANOS !
Story & Clark and Slioiiingor-Bell Organs ,
SI'KClAb PltlUKS AND TEHMS ,
Write for Catalogue ,
"COFFET
Tlio rubllo are nnt uenem/ ! ! aware tliut by Hie
pruscnt incihoitu of coo kin * fully one-half ot the
coirro thai Is useil l > thrown away m ihuuroumls
und wasted. Cuemltls connected ulth this company
have succeeded In arlni ; Hits wattuxi that the rom-
pnny can'furnlslifonce umdeof the Unfit Java , put
up In small portable Jars /mil WAIIIIA.STIII 1'Kitn in-
i.r runt : anil Kuaruntced to l > u only about ONE-
I1A1.K Till ! COnT to the consumnr of common cuf-
fee. Only bollliiK watorls nerdPd when preparing U
fur tlio tablu-Crown Liquid Coffee Company.
Ask Your Qrocor for
CJtOIW LJQUJ1) COFFEE.
MCCOKD , BRADY & CO. ,
Wholesale Grocoru , - - Oraalm , Nob.
FOR MEN ONLY !
for LOST or FAILING MANHOOD :
Otntralnnd WZRVOUS DEBILITY !
Woknesi of Body and Ulaii Effect !
of Errors or Eictuu In Older Younr.
t.ll. Xokl < MilllOnil f llf K < , l rr * . M. . I. t.ltr *
ItMliUIr titlUt IIOII TRKiTlIllT-IUMlIt I. .
- 4 > ,
Htm UtU/f trim 41 SIX. . . Tt'rll.it. , , nt f.r > l.l lrU > .
T rll. l - BM > . ( .11 Itluttlo * , s 4 "r r > ill t
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OMAHA
MEDICAL.-'SURGICAL INSTITUTE
N. W. Cor. 13th & Dodge Sts.
eon TIII : i IIKATMENT or ALL
Appliance for Deformities and Trusc : .
Dot Incllltlci , npp.irntut unit remedies for aticeol
ful treatment of ovary form of disease requiring
Medical or Bnrulcal Treatment.
FIFTY ROOMS FOR PATIENTS.
Uonnt and nttcncJancoi belt hoaplliil accoinmoilt-
t'onilr. tlio west.
WIIITK rimOHCitr.Aiisnn Deformities and Urnco ) ,
Truism , Club rout. Curvature of tlio Snlno , riles ,
Tumors , Cancer , Cfttarrh , UroncMtlB , Inbnlttlon ,
Klectrlclty , rnralysH , Hpllepiir. Klilnoy , Hlitddor ,
Kje , tear , tikln ami lllood.anil nil Buricloal oporntloai.
Diseases of Women a Specialty.
BOOK ON DISCA6XS OP WOMEN KllEE.
ONLY EELIADLE MEDICAL INSTITUTE
UAXINQ A SFKCIALTV Or
PRIVATE DISEASES.
Alll'lnod I > lst > ainsfucccssfully treated. Hrphllttla
! * olseii removed from thu sv toni without muroury.
Huw restoratlvo treatment for loss of Vital Power.
Persona unable to r'.slt us mar ho treated at homo t > *
eorri'stiondcnce. All comumnlealloni oonndeutlal.
Muiltclnc * or Instruments sent br mall orozprois ,
Ml'irulr ' nnckuil. no marks to Indicate contents ot
sender. One porsnnal Intervlotr preferred. Call nnd
eonsult us or nerul history of rour casu , and wo will
nnd In plain wrapper , our
BOOK TO MEN , FREE1
Upon Private , Bpcclal or Nervous Diseases , Impo *
t.ncjr , Srplillls , UUot uud Yurlcoceln , nltli question
list. Address
Omaha Medical and Surgical Institute , or
DR. JUcMENAlUY ,
Oo . l tt nfl Dodge Btt. , - OMAHA , NED.
DB. OWEN'S
BELT
AND SUSPENSORY.
PATENTED AUG. 10 , 1887. IMPROVED FEB. 1,1889.
BE , OWEN'S ELECTRO-
'rt > GALVANIC BODY BELT
" AND BUBrENBOUY
Kuirtntted to euu iht fol.
_ , lowing dli.Moi , uaaitljt All
JJUlheuraatlo Complaints.
JUjLumtago , General anj
"jtNervous DibilitY. 3oi.
, rftivenesiKldneyDIseases >
; * < . * Nervousness , Trembling.
v BeiualEiliaustlon.Wast' '
: ' las ot He Ay , Diitasti
eaused bjW Initlirrtllons In Youth , A e , Mar
nedorSIn' gULlfe. ftjrtet l4l | i t | > frUlnlDsi
lolbt womb - - or ntQlut orrani of mult or frntle.
KtSrillHIIII.k rAKTUH Oh SU U1VH TIIIIU
: Of Cl CPTOIf * lUCni EC PHICK ,
_ Hf8 CLtulnlu inoULCoti I'KKriiit ,
iiaxs far r > is Illuitrttcd i m'tiUt , whleli lll bs
IDIyou la puiu ittlid carhop * . Mtollon ihli | tpcrftddrM4
OWEN ELECTRIC HE/.T & APPLIANCE CO.
300 Morth Ilroadwny , ST. LOUIB. MO
RUPTURE !
ELECTRIC BELT
AMD TRUSS
COMBINED.
OR. ISRAEL'S
jaEOTRO.OALVAHIO TRUSS .th Or.
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