8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : MONDAY , MAY 27 1889.
OPENING THE NEW BUILDING ,
The Swedish Evangelical Mission
Church Dedicated Yesterday.
THREE INTERESTING SERVICES ,
One Conducted In English nnd
Attended Hy n. Number of the
City I'nstow Mission
History.
Tlio Now Swedish Mlnalnn.
The now Swedish EvnnBollc.nl Mission
church , on the corner of Twenty-third nnd
Dnvonport streets , 1ms flnnlly been com
pleted , nnd .vcstcrdny the dedlcntlon services
wore hold. The building Is rather a handsome -
some structure , but Itvns not built with
that vlow. The idea wns to hnvo a nent nnd
commodious plnco of worship , ono thnt will
moot the wants of a largo nnd constantly In
creasing congregation. The interior is with
out decoration. Thon.nln part Is supplied
With opera chairs , whllo a gallery runs
nround three sides of the building. The
nulpll Is built to accommodate the choir us
well ns the pastor , nnd the entire Beating
capacity of the liouso is twelve hundred , al
though rnoro can got In when occasion de
mands.
The dedication services , which wcro con
ducted nt 10 o'clock . m. , nnd ! ) and T p. in. ,
were largely attended. The morning nnd
evening services were conducted In 'tho
Swedish language , und the nftornooa in
English. Several of the olty pastors assisted
in the afternoon , among those present being
the Uevs. Messrs. Horsha , Scott , Dolwoller ,
Thayne and others.
Tbo sorvlco opened with the song "At the
Cross. " Uov. Mr. Hultman , the pastor of
thb church , presided at the piano and snni ;
the Verses of the various sorvgs alono. the
choir Joining in the chorus. As the reverend
gentleman Is a splendid singer , the music is
a feature of the services in his church.
After prayer the pastor introduced the
RoV. Dr. Hnrslm. Ho said they
had boon there long enough to discover the
secret power of the sacred song possessed by
Mr. Hultman. Ho took it that thnt church
wns to bo a monument of the evangelistic
clement of Christianity in Omaha. All cities
had &uch a church , where song wns com
bined with Interesting preaching. That
church wns an ovunpolistlo church , where
every service is expected to produce imme-
dlato results. Every church in the old world
had "been built to promulgate some ono par
ticular idea. Evangelism wns the idea of
the church they were dtdicatlng.
The reverend gentleman then mentioned n
few elements necessary for the success of
the work , nnd related incidents from the life-
of Evangelist Moody , showing that ho pos
sessed nil these things. In the first place , ho
said boldness was necessary n boldness and
an energy that stopped at no obstuclo. An
other thing necessary was faith , and a third ,
tact. Tact was n characteristic of Mr.
Moody , and it wns needed in evangelistic
work.
Rov. J.V. . Scott briefly addressed the
congregation. Ho complimented them on
the now church. Ho spoke mainly of the
progress of religion , and of church struc
tures In general. If It were not sacrilegious ,
he said , ho would Uko to see all the churches
' in the country burn down. Thcro was little
sanctified grace in Inherited sanctuaries. It
was a good thine for n people to bo engaacd
in such work.Vhllo people's hands nro in
their pockets they don't hnvo time to ralso
the flail over each other's Ircaa.
The Rev. Mr. Hultman read a brlof report
of the progress of the mission in Omuhn ,
which ho had heard termed before coining
here , "Tho devil's claim , or homestead. "
The Swedish Evangelical mission was formed
in 1882 , with a membership of twelve. They
soon purchased the old M. E. church for
$7,200. It had a seating capacity of 400 , but
in five years it was too small to
oommodato the congregation. Two years
ago the slto occupied by the now church was
bought for $11,800. As soon as possible the
basement was fitted up and used for.cliui-cU
purposes : The church cost ? 18l)24.90 ) , which ,
With the amount paid jfor the lot , ralsoditho
total to $24,424.00. The debt on the church'
now Is SO.HUO.TC , the tnonoy used , with tbo
exception of § 1,000 from some woalty citizens
nnd $500 from Guy C. Barton , having been
raised by the congregationiUoif. The after
noon service concluded with singing und
prayer.
A G. A. R. Memorial Service.
An interesting special memorial service
for the G. A. R. was held In Trinity
cathedral last night , with a sermon bofnro
the veterans by Dean Gardner. Members of
Posts Phil Kearney , George A. Ouster , Phil
Sheridan , Omaha and U. S. Grant , to the
number of 120 men , marched to the cathe
dral in a body , headed by a martial oand ,
and were seated in a section provided for
them. The church wns decorated with the
national colors. The opening services in
cluded the confession , absolution , Lord's
prayer and the Magnificat.
Dean Gardner's sermon wns especially
appropriate. Ho nskod his hearers to look
to the past with forgiving eyes , " remember
ing only those events the memory of which
brings encouragement and comfort. Wo are
too apt to forgot the past. In the enjoyment
of the gift wo are too apt to forget the giver
nod his sacnllccs. In the enjoyment of the
peace und prosperity of the nation wo nro
too apt to forgot the sacrifices of the heroes
who in nil 13 such blessings possible. Let not
the charge of forgoltuliiess , urged the
speaker , bo made against us. Lot us decor-
Dto the graves of our honored loyal dead , not
only with the perishable ilowers of earth ,
but also with tlio imperishable love of our
hearts. You heroes who fought well for
your country , bo not vanquished in the battle
ugalnst sin , nnd on that great memorial day
the Divine Commander will crown you witli
the flowers of his approval nnd lovo.
A Rrtirlnji Pnstor.
Rov. E. A. Foglcstrom , for ton years pastor -
tor of the Swedish Evangelical Lutheran
church , preached his farewell sermon , yes
terday. Ho leaves the pufpit to take charge
of Immanucl hospital , an institution built
largely through his own efforts , and which
promises to ho a big thing for Omaha. In
August , 1879 , Mr. Foglestrom came to this
city from Urooulj n , nnd took charge of the
little congregation that was then worshiping
In a small frame building , Ho has built a
flno brick church on the corner of Nineteenth
and Cass streets , und increased the member
ship from u few dozen to several hundred , so
that now ills congregation Is ono of the most
flourishing to bo found in the west. Ho has
been a very popular pastor , nnd mnny regrets -
grots are heard because of his resignation ,
llov. A. J. Frndnn , who will buccecd him , is
Wid to bo n voiy tulontud preacher. Ho re
cently cnmo from Sweden , and is expected
to nnivu hoio this week. The church was
crowded , yesterday , und the retiring pastor
preached an olTccttvo sermon , Aftar the
services Peter Colsct was elected a delegate
to attend the general conference at Hoclt
Island Juno 7 ,
Y. M. C. A. ANNUAL. llEl'OHT.
Secretary Jniinri- Shown tlio Ilcsult of
n Veni-'s KxUtonco.
Yesterday was the anniversary of the
Young Men's Chmtlan association , nnd the
following mombeis ropicsontcd the associa
tion in the anniversary suivico at the
, churches ; C. A. Goss , ut the First Prcsby-
tcrliui ; Gcorgo A. Juplln nnd J. M. Huzolton ,
at the Hcth Edtm Unptist ; Gcorgo 0. Jonnor
and C , K. Williamson ut the Newman Meth
odist Episcopal church. At the above places
the annual report of Secretary Jonnor , of the
association was read. The report of tlio secretary
rotary showed a membership of 70 $ , nnd the
organization strong. M'lia report on finances
was as follows : Totalccclpts for the .year ,
17,077.97 ; total expenses for tlio year , ? ib ) .4U
making a cash baltuioo of MJ.7B in favor of
the association. At the commencement of
the year , closing May 1. the association was
Indolnea to the extent of * l,8apT. , | . The cash
balance of the year Just closed lias boon ap
plod | on tho-debt , which has ieduced the
obligation to tl.5V . 'JO.
. During the joar thn educational depart
ment has held " ( V ) evening classes , anq In
itructlons given In , the following languages
Spanish , French and Ucnuan , and uUo
special instructions In t > tenography , book-
ktoplng , pcumanblilp and elocution. The
attendance to thoao classes aggregated
Xb library aud reading room has
> ocn largely pntronlzoJ , and within the past
nnnunl quarter 2,111 letters have boon
vrltton by members nnd patrons , and 425
cttcrs and 275 papers received.
Tlio secretary reports nlno lectures hav-
ng been dohvorcd to nn agprcgato attendance -
anco of 2,070. Thirty-four hundred people
attended the four receptions given by the
asaoclatlon.
In the athletic department there are thrco
tlasscs , with nn averatra dally attendance of
80. During the four nnd one-halt months
.hat the bath-rooms have boon In operation ,
.0,2CO pcoplo hnvo patronized thorn. The re
port shows thnt twenty-two religious exer
cises on Sunday afternoons have born hold ,
with an ngsroRnto attendance of BG7S ; fif
teen special meetings with an aggregate
attendance of 1,307.
As to the future intentions of the nssocla-
.Ion . , Secretary Jennor reports that the Ice
Bunting rink at Twenty-Third nntl Hnrnoy
streets will peen bo filled up with n track ,
four tennis courts , gymnastic apparatus ,
shower baths , etc. Special tickets will bo
ssucd to the ladies , which will admit theme
o the nthlotlo grounds nnd lecture courses ,
taxi month a branch of the association will
> o opened at South Omaha , an J , if possible ,
me for tailrond mon lit this city , to bo locn-
cd between the shops of Itho Union Pacific
ind the Tenth street depot. The association ,
Secretary Jonnci * repoits , will soon mnko nn
effort to open a branch at North Omaha ,
vlisuh will Include Florence nnd Fort
Omaha.
Clonr the Way
Vlthout loss ot tttno when the intestinal
: anul Is blocked up by reason of uoustlpa-
lon , chronic or temporary. It should bo
> erne In mind that this ailment Is prone to
become lasting and obstinate , nnd breed
other worse complaints. Hosteller's Stomach
Bitters i % the preclso remedy to remove the
instruction effectually , but without drench-
m : or weakening the blockaded bowels , a
conscqucnco always to bo npprehpndod from
ho UBO of violent lnxntiveswhlch nro among
ho most pernicious of the cheap nostrums
wallowed by the credulous nnd mlsln-
ormod. The fiat of experience , and of the
medical fraternity , sanction the claims of
his standing upoi lent. Not onlv as a fiourco
> f relief and permanent regularity to the
jowcls , liver nnd stomach , but as n means of
omedying nnd preventing kidney and
ilnddor troubles , and fever and nguo , It is
vlthout a peer.
Memorial Day Invitation.
The comrades In charge of Memorial , day
exorcises issue this address :
The Grand Army of the Republic commit-
eo in charpo of the pnruao and exercises of
hlornorlul dnv would bo glad to hear from all
societies that desire to take part ia the
mrade , nnd if any such have not received
heir invitations they are hereby cordially
nvitcd to participate. Acceptances can bo
lent to T. S. ClnrKson , ninratml , The parndo
vill occur at lJl : ! ) , and the exorcises on the
high school grounds about 2:30 : p. in. The
exercises will bo short and interesting to
everybody. A trained chorus of fifty voices
vill sing.
Full programme o' parade ana exorcises
vill bo published lator.
Slok hoadacha i1 } the bane of many
IVCB. This txnnoylnfi complaint may
) o cured and prevented by the occa
sional use of Dr. J. H. McLean's Liver
and Kldnoy Fillets ( little pills. )
A Trip to I'npllllon.
On invitation of Mr. Ueadlo , the oldest
citizen of Pupillion , nnd Mr. Hoyt , the chnlr-
mnu of the commissioners of Sarpy county ,
inydon Bios' , employes of this city enjoyed
an excursion to Pnpllllon yesterday. Five
coaches were chartered for the occasion.
About ono hundred nnd twenty-five of the
employes of Hayden Bros' , establishment
took advantage of this chance to catch a
gllrnpso of green fields and got n breath of
'rush air. The excursion train left about
.0:15 : a. m. and reached Pnpillion about
' of hour Inter. The
ihreo-riuai'ters nn excur
sionists were met at the depot by Mossrs.
[ jcadlo and Hoyt and escorted
ft the picnic grounds. The hospi
tality of the town wus extended
to the picnicors and all wore royally enter
tained. A free dinner was served , nnd the
citizens exerted themselves to entertain the
visitors' All the vehicles in the town were
olacod at their disposal , and they took ad
vantage of this opportunity of seeing the
pretty little city.
At 5 p , m. the excursionists returned
homo. A curious incident of the occasion
was tUj appearance on the scene of Mr.
Hnyden's English bloodhound , shortly after
the picnicors reached Papillion. The dog
had been shut up in the store in the mornIng -
Ing , but had somehow managed to got out.
When ho reached Papillion he was covered
with mud and worn out with fntlguo. How
ho came to discover the destination of his
master was a mystery to everyone.
Omaha has attained the size and con
tains a class of pcoplo who demand as
good goods ns are to bo found in any city
not only in America but Europe. Our
leading merchants appreciate this fact
and nro in position to supply the demand.
This is especially the case in the drug
lino. All of our leading druggists keep
Chamberlain's Cholic , Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy in stock and will toll
you that it is the most prompt and re
liable preparation known for bowel com
plaints. _ _
Tim Typocrnphlonl Union.
Typographical nnlon , No. 190 , held its reg
ular meeting yesterday afternoon at the
Knights of Pythias hall , on Thirteenth street.
Nothing but routine business wns transacted ,
except the adoption of tno following resolu
tions :
Whereas , The union plumbers , of this city ,
are on a strike on account of a lockout the
master plumbers informing them that they
have no use for union men : therefore bo it
Resolved , That wo Omaha Typographlcnl
union , No. 100 , denounce their notion ns ho-
inp antagonistic to union principles ; nnd be
it further
Hosolved , That wo sympathize with the
Journeymen Plumbers union , nnd pledge
them our henrty support in their present
troubles.
Resolved , That these resolutions bo sent to
the dally papers , and that a copy bo sent to
the Plumbers' union.
Republican City Central Commlttoo.
There will bo n mooting of the republican
city central committee in the council cham
her at 4 o'clock p , ra. on Monday , May 27.
Each member of the committee must bo
present. I ) . H. Minciit : , Chairman.
U. F. UiiinuN , Secretary.
Democratic City Central Committee.
The democratic city central committee
meets this nfternoon nt a o'clock nt the
rooms of Julius Meyer , cornqr of Twelfth
und Fnrnam streets.
Ciuiti.i'.s Coxovun , Chnirmnn.
TJils lion ilar never vnrlos. A marvel of pin Uy
Btrenutu audwlioU'someuuM. M oto ocouoinlc * !
than the nrdlnary Klnl . andcannut bo sold In
cotupotltlnn with the iuultltiult < . < i of low coat ,
inoiiwelchtalumor phospuute p'lwden. Bold
onlr In cn . Uov l u kluit 1'owdor CoJW
AVwUtr * t N w Vort
Continental Clothing House
Another List of UNRIVALED BARGAINS
OFFERED THIS WEEK.
Goods Just as Advertised and in Quantities to Fit
Hundreds.
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The great attraction for the past two weeks has been the Cheviot Suits offered by us in eight different patterns , at $10 per suit. We acknowledge
there is not much profit in them , but they are a drawing card and every purchaser of them will remember us the next time he wants to buy. We will
continue the sale of these suits one more week and will offer eight styles of Men's pure all-wool Cheviot Sack Suits in all sizes from 34 to 44.
Price $10. A display is made of these goods in our show windows , and samples will be sent to any address. Don't fail to see them.
We will offer this week 100 Blue Flannel Suits , double-breasted , pure all-wool goods , at § 8.50 per suit , with G. A. R. buttons complete. Guaranteed
Genuine Slater Flannel ancffull Indigo.
Special prices this week in Prince Albert dress suits. We have given special attention to this line of goods and have got a little overstocked. The
style of goods cannot be described here , but this is a good time to select a Prince Albert Suit , Nothing but first class goods in this department.
A special line of Boys' Long Pant Suits for boys , ages 10 to 14 , in strictly all-wool goods ( no cotton or shoddy ) but pure wool Cassimeres and Che
viots at $6 per suit. We have nothing to say about what others charge for such goods but we do- know that every suit of lot is away under price ,
and that the purchaser will be entirely satisfied with the wear of them. Price $6 , ages from 10 to 14.
The sale of $4.50 suits for boys , ages 4 to 14 , ( short pants ) will be continued this week. They are good values and would not be recommended teat
you if we did not know that they were all right. Remember they are Boys' Knee Pant Suits , strictly all-woo Cheviots at $4.50.
To meet a demand for a lower price suit we have marked down three styles of medium shade fa'brics to sell at $2.50 per suit. They are not all-wool ,
but are honest wearing cotton warp goods , one of the best materials that money can buy to make up at this price.There are about 100 suits. We will not
promise to duplicate them after this week , ages 4 to 13. The largest Boys' and Children's Department. The largest stock , the lowest prices.
Furnishing Goods Department. Special Sale of Men's Fancy Percale Shirts , Price 5O Cents.
We have a large quantity of Men's Fancy Percale Shirts , regular $ i and $1.26 goods , which we will offer until closed , at 50 cents. The first day they .
were displayed in our show windows the sale was so large that the chances are that by Saturday night there will be none to sell.
. . , BOYS' SHIRT WAISTS , 50 CENTS. , , , , „ _
No one qustions the price wnen they exeminethe quality , but the question is often asked , "How can you afford to sell them for 50 cents.-1 „ Well , we
can't , but we have a large quantity of them on hand and we need the room , and use thhse as a means of advertising our Children's Department.
Preeland Loomis & Co. Corner 15tli < fe Douglas Sts. ,
NEW YORK OrVl "h
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DES MOIIMCS Proprietors.- \juia > iLa > .
THE 7TOBLD OUtrai TO SHOW It.
Tlio world ought to I ] know wliat 8.3. S. lua
done forme In the euro I I ola. mnlljjnant Career ,
which una BO bud no to I j bo considered Incurs-
blc by tlio physicians | I In CliIci"O. where I
went to bo treated. Ono | I of my neighbors sent
mo n copy of on iuhcr- I tlscmcnt In regard to
EulU'a bpcclflc. mid 1 j began tnklng It. I got
relief from the flirt few IdoEcs ; the poison \\na
gradually forced out of I my system , and Iiu3
Boon cured sound nnd Jwdl. It la now ten
months cincol quit tak- aiiifrS. S.S. nmlllnno
had no slju of return of the dreadful disease.
Mns. ANN BOTIIWELL.
Au Sable , Hlch. , Dee. S9 , ' 83.
Send for booLa on Blood Diseases nnd Cancers ,
mailed free. , iv THE SWIFT Srccirio Co.
Draper 3. Atlanta , da.
DRS. BETTS & BETTS
Ji08 rAHi-.tM STIIKET , OMAHA , Num.
( Opposite I'axton IIoUU
Offlco hours , 8 B. in. to 8 p. m. Sunday * , 10 a
m. to 1 p. m.
.jpecinllats In Chronic , Nervous , Skin and
DIood Diseases. ,
exr Consiiltatlon ot office or by mall free- .
Medicines sent by mall or express , becuroly
packed , free from observation. Guarantees to
. . „ . . „ . I'liyslcnl Decay. nrl luB from Indiscre
tion. KXCOSJ or Indulgence , producluij Sloep-
lessneiis , Despondency. I'lroploi on the face ,
aversion to society , easily discouritged , lack of
conlldence , dull , nnllt tor study or buslnoss.and
Buds life a , burden , bafoly , permanently and
privately cured. Consult Ijr8. Uetta tc BetU ,
403 rnmam ht. , Omaha , Netj.
Dlnnri nnd OUn nipDQt'ni ' Syphilis , dlseas *
DlUJU dllll UalU UlSudbu ) moat horrible In Ita
results , completely eradicated without the aid
of Mnrcurv. Bcrotula , Hrjslpetns , Kover Sores ,
Illotclies , nicei-8 , 1'alns In the Head and Hones ,
Syphilitic SoieThroat. Mouth nnd Tongue. Ca-
turrlii &o , permanently cured where others
have failed. , , . _ . .
[ Tiilnnir HnindPtr and niaddar Complaints ,
lUllllGVi Ulllldiy Palnlul , Dlfflcult. lee fro-
qtieiit Uurnln ; ; or Dloody Urine , Urine hlgn col
orfil orvlth mlllcy sodlmout on fctandlng ,
Weak llack.flonnorrluua. Gleet , Cystitis , ia ,
Promptly andSafely Cured , Churpes Reasona-
hie.
C fflWTr < 'TlTTTO"Clll Ouaranteed por-
J. J&JLis JL UXbXiI
55 . niununt Cure , re-
inrivul Loinpleto , without cutting , cuu&Uo or
dilatation. Cures ellectcd at home bv patient
without a momentsualuor unno\unce.
To YOIM Man anil Mldflle-Aged Men ,
A OIIDDTII1DD 'fw awful effects of early
U UUltu ullflu Vlcr.hlch orlnpa organic
weakness , destroying both mind and bodv , with
Bllit arearled Ills , permanently cured.
PIDO 'DDT-T'J ' Aoteastno'-.ft\\noiiajreJmpalrca
UilUi Dtillu themsulrta by Imptopor liulul.
KBJices anil'BOlitai-y htibif ) , which ruin both
body und mind , unQuins them for business ,
study or marriage. , . _ . . _
M UIIIIKU MEN. or those entering on that hap.
Py life , UMiro of pUvslcal I'oblllty , quickly u
Is liaaeil upon faus. Flmt Practical Bxp t
rK'nru. -cond E % cry case 1 1 especially studied ,
thus hturtlng uilgUt. Third Medicines are pra ,
pau-d In our laboratory exactly to null each
case. tiiii ailfctliiirciirjs without Injury.
tr > eud u etuis postUK * for celebrated works
on ChrunU , Niriotn nud Del'oato DisonBes.
lliuui-audsrurcil. t TA friendly latter or call
limy ta\t ) > ou tutuie EUlTeiliiK und shame , and
add KoldKii } oars to life. r * No letters an-
ev , eii ill tilu&s accompanied liy 4 cents In stamps.
. .
rii tf t , Oinaba. b.
THE TRAVELER ,
"Now , John , you'ro stire I'll nayo tlmo to
makomr Purchase and cct biclc to raytrnln ? I
must have a light overcoat for these cool even *
Ins-'s , uuii noino furnlslilnB KOOd.i. An I mn a
BtranKer * I must trust you to take mo to a rella *
Moiilaco. " "All rlulit sir ; I know where that Is.
1311 I'nniAin ; n nnin cnn IInil ovorythlnif he
need' in tlio way of clothes or furnlshlugs. "
lias Msyer-Establishol lS56--Adolpli Ho/or
Max Meyer
SIXTEENTH - AND - FAHNAM - JTREETS
Guiiornl Agontn for
STEENWAY ,
GHIOKERIN6 ,
KNABE ,
VOSE & SONS ,
BEIIR BROS , ,
and JAS , W , STARR
PIANOS !
Story &H and SlioninseMfcll Organs ,
SI'KCIAr , 1'IUUUS ANIJ
Write for Cituloguo.
Always Drink wittflcB Water
LEMONADES , SHERBETS aniflalt told Drinks ,
BLACKBERRY JUICE
It Will Corioct the Damaging Iiilliionn
of Ice oil the Munition.
AnKfllcloiit Itemed ) ' for.Iil rrlii'aCliolora Mor
bus , l } irenleryuiitl ll DlnordciiiuftliH Uo iln.
NABIIVH . , TISN. , Juno th , 1667.
M Jna. I.uVhNTItAI , linns.
Hear Hlr8-IJia\e tried the Hungarian lllnok-
berry J ICH sou BU kindly tnt me. It In Hitnu
ill u ultra of summer drinks , u U frrc from
alcohol , ulln > thlnt , tenet thu dlgentlvv orKiinn ,
lias n tine nruniallc na\or , und In JUKI Hut tlilni ;
for ( lliirrlni'iil trouble ) In the hcnteil term. A
TAlliail'OONI'UI , IN A ( II.AbS or ICi :
WATUU OOTNKOTAKH NKCTAIl.
Ilc'SjiecKully , T , A. A'IClllBON , M.J ) ,
Imported nd bottled by MIlIAI-OVITCIl
-c'llUH A. CO , Cincinnati. O. Fiirnale Ly
nta , juluunr il al ni aud Uroctn.
THE RAILWAY TIME TABLES.
OMAHA.
CHIOAOO , HOCIC LSI.ANU Is I'ACIHO.
loa ve. I Arrive.
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a No , 0 . 0:50 : am 0 No.fi . r > : l5pm
A No. * . WiUioraA No. a . 6.Miin :
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CHICAGO NOUTHWESTBHN.
No . 0 . 0:10 : am No , 7 \ > ; 11 am
No. 8 , pm No. 3 7:15 : am
Wo. ' 4 . . . . . . . . . .B.- ! . pm No. 6. . . . U'lB pm
'All Tral'ns'uifliy.
CHICAGO. WILWAUKEB & ST. PAUL.
A No. a UjlOamA No. 1 7:03ara :
A No , 4i ; ! ! " . . : WpmA | No. .1 5:15 : pm
KANSAS Cl'iT , dJI..JOBni'H A ; COUNCIL
A No. S 9:85 : am IA No. 3
A Sol 4 ; JUpinA | No. 1
BIOUX CITV & 1'ACiriO.
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A No.li 7OJpmJA No.l ) 0UO ; pra
OMAHA Si bT. I..OUI8.
A No. B 4:35pmA ) No. 7 :00 : m
A dally u II datlv except Saturday ; O except
Sunday ; 1) except Monday ; fusi mall.
Tne time ( rfven ubjvols for Truusfer , tliar
beln3fiomllveto ten mluutea between fraai-
t and local depots. *
Sleek Piano
RonmHwble for powerful symjuthotlc
tone , pliublo notion nnd nbsolutc dura-
bllUy. 30 years' record tbo bo < $ t ( 'iumin-
too of the excellence of tlioso Instru
monts.
NATIONAL BANK
U. S. DEPOSITORY , OMAHA , NEB.
Capital . 8400,00) )
Surplus Jan. 1st , 1889 . . . . . . 52.00J
orncEits AND numerous :
HENKY W. YATE3 , President.
LKWIS S. UEKD , Vice 1'reatdout ,
A.E.TOUHALW ,
W. H. a HUOIIKS. Rashlnr
THE IRON BANK ,
Corner 1-th and Furaain Sta.
A General llunklne Bustneisi'i. msactel.
f ISSUED BY STATES ,
J COUNTIES. CITIES ,
1 SCHOOL DISIRICTS. ETC. ,
_ _ ' -BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Wo deal in T.unil TViirrnnt * nml Serin ,
Applicable to umiriiuitnt Land , and Hairnet a
Kremlin * HmiUlniE IIn lne .
Correspondence ) Solicited.
S.A.KEAN8CB.jAiiKERS-
. . . ,
10O WASHINGTON STREET , CHICAGO , ILL ,
IIS BROADWAY. HEW YORK.
WAHTEO
Issued by
Cities , Counties , School Districts 'A'ater Com
panies , 8tc. We nrc in the market for the
purchase of round ninoiiiits of such bonds.
Correspondence solicited.
H. W. KARRIS & GQ&1PAHY & , Bankers ,
115-117 Monroe Street , CHICAGO.
50 Devonshire ntrent , BOSTON.
COPFE
Tlio 1'ublle are noi Boncr | ly aware ttint br no
present mritioila of cooklnu tully ouq hilt of ho
toffee Hint U use I is thrown nwivjr m the Krriu.rti
and wiMlcil. ( hamlrtii tonnottu I with thin f omp uir
lia\o uorcedctl 111 rnvliu thU wuito rn Hint tliuiom-
Miny ran Iiirnlsh cnili-o imuluof tlio tlni'Ht lava , put .
up In Biimll portable Jius und WAiiiUNrun l-KUPtor.
I v I'liiir ami LMiiiruntDuil to bo only about ONU-
11A1.K Till ! COr to tlio tnii umurnrcoiuiuin ( i f-
lee. Onl ) Imlllnitwatflrls neoiluil when pruimrlnit it
( ortUe tabln.-t'iown MquM Colfun 0 ( ni | ny.
Auk Yotir Orocor for
cno iw 10 vin"vinwjsis. .
AH CORD , 1JUADY As CO. ,
Wholcsalo Grocers , - - Oumha , Neb
C - the I.lguor Habit , r < i lllT 'U C'ari'il
br AcluilnlHIOllna Dr. Hiiluvu1
( iolden Hperine.
Jtriin hauUon In u cup of tnireo or Ion nltliout the
kniiwlwlk'ont lliuior | on tiiklnxlt ! Unbiohiitlyliurm-
liami will uilict u npuiMly nnil pcriminunt cure ,
wliethur tliu imtluit U u luoJt-rittu ilrlnkcr or n
Bkiliiliwr'ik. | ( 'I'lKHinunt * of ilniliinnU liuvo
Hindu tuuiicratii | men who
In lliclr loirua without tlitlr kniiwluilk'uiin 1 lo-clux tin.
llovdihoy uuii ilrlnI.lni.-OM their own free will. IT
' . . ' - with
MKV'IIU KAII.H. 'llitifj-nteni micu Imtireirniitiia
Ilin Hiiudilv. It bcmiiiPH an iilliir liii | > p | l < lllty for the
liquor niiiclli | to exlu. Kor ile fiy Kiilin A Co .
lirunnUU. I'ltliund IhinuliK ' im I litii mid Csiii.
nilnit tt , Out b. A. ) ) . I omri-lliu , louiulllliiiriln ! ,
State Line.
ToIIns ( , ' < nv , Itflfasl , Dublin anil Lhcrpuo
From New York F.very Tuesday ,
C'atiln passage i.lTi to < l , arcoidliiK to location
oC jt a to loom , I'.xuirsUni K' >
flora T/uropo ut I.o t-st Hutes.
AUSTIN HAI.OWIN i CO. . Oou'l Attottt * .
01 lirimdw.tv , New i'orK.
JOHN 1H-KGUN , Oeii'I c8t'rn Afent , .
- 1 4 Itundolph St. , ( 'hlcaso.
HAHUY H , JlOOUU ? , AfuuU Omuha ,
Reduced Cabin Hiitca to ( ili6jrow ; Kx-
hlbitioii.
„ „ miocewfully umd rooutlily by o/i-r 10,000
a * 5.ljidle . AreSafe.tycctuulatuirieaiant
vJ 81 IH rlmr bymall.or atdriiRcicts. Stalvl
fitrticulara S postage Etomfs. Ad Irwa
TUB UBEHA CUKKICUI Co. , JJirrnoii , JIlcu.
For nalo nnd by mull by GobdiuiiuUru
Omiilm.
Dii.E.O. WI'ST'S NtsnvB AHB HHA.IN
KKST , nguar.uituaJspoclUcfor Hysteila , Dizzi
ness , Oonvulslous. fits. Nervous Neuralgia ,
Headache , Nervous Prostration caused by the
use of alcohol or tobncco. Wakefulness , Mental
Depression. BofieulnRof the llritln , resulting In
Insanltv and leadlnu to misery , deiay and death.
1'iematuro Old Age. llarronn'-ss. Loss of Power
In either BOX , Voluntary Lossat and Bpormut-
orhojacaused by over-exertion of the braln.solf-
abuse or overindulgence , nach box contains
one mouth's tieatmont. Sl.OT a bar , 01 six boxes
forlWH.sent by mall prepaid on receipt of price.
WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
To cure any cade. With each order received by
ua for sis boxes , accompanied v > Itli &i 00 , we Will
fcccd the purchaser onr written guarantee to re
fund the money If the treatment does not otfeot
a cure. Guarantees lesuod only by Goodman
Drug Co. , Drugging , Sole Agents , 1110 Karnam
Btreet , Otuulift Neb.
2Oto6O DAYS.
This is u disonso wJiich has heretofore
Balllcd nil Medical Scicnco.
When Morcurv , Iodide of Potassium , Sarsnpa
illla or Hot fiprlngs fall , wo guurantoon euro.
Wo have a Hcmocly , unknown to anj one In th
Worldoutsidoof our Company , nndomi that lias
to cure tlio most obstinate cased. Ten days in
recent cases does the work. It 13 the old Uironio
deep seatea cases that we aollcit. Wo have
cured hundreds \\lio have boon abandoned by
Physicians , and pronounced Incurable , nnd we
challcnga the world to bring us u case that
will not euro In less than sixty dayx.
blncelhehlstorvof incalclno u true speclflo
for byphllls has boon sought for but neve
found until our
wasdlscoveied , aiidwoaro Justlllod In
It Is tlio only Itomeay in the World tnat wlHposi
ttlvely cure , bneauso th latest Medical WorlfH ,
published by the be t known authorities , uuy
tnuro wns uuvorntruespeclflc before. Ourrflin-
cdy ill cure vhnn cveiytlilng else has failed.
tt by wttsto your tlmu and money with patent
medicines that never had \lrtue , or doctor wltn
phyblcluns that cannot curn you , you that IIUY
li ltd erythlng usa bhould tome to us now and
K t permanent i ellof. you never c.ir. get It -
where. Mark what wo suy. In the end you
must take our lomady or NEVEH recover and
> on that have been allllctod but n short time
nhould b/ull muinapo-ne to us now , not one In
ten of nnw cases ever et pcrmanontly cured.
Many ijetlioli ) and think they are froa from th
disease , but mono , two or tliroo years after II
appears tgalu In a more horrible form.
This ia a blood Puriller und will Cure
any Skin or Blood Disease wlion
Everything Else Kails.
Noricr. WednMro to caution patients In re-
K ril to paitleH ( latmine to use ilio c'ook Horn-
udy. Our formula la nut and CANNOT be
itiown to anyone but otiruulvt's.
THE COOK REMEDY CO ,
Rooms 18 aM WiPaxlpn Blocl _
MEN ONLY !
! tot tOBTor FAILING MANHOOD :
deiurul and NEBVOUS DEIJLITY ) |
I Wutncu or Dcdyind Uindi Effect !
I of Errors or Eictitei In Old or Xounr.
HtMIOOII full ; lit.Igrfd. How I j lol.rir i4
. . . aii.i MiK n ) pKiiiiijks ( * riuiftornoui.
it.aluul ; u.f.llfnt IKIBB TIIH1 HttT-H.ufBl. U dl7.
Bf Uillr/ from 41 hl.l. , , T.rrlUrl.i , ud t rtlf > ( a > lrlif.
lKHl"1 * n' Itimfltllt/lftcVl CO'"Dul'fA'lBJ ' . .
IruiTfrlnKfrmn lh tf.
ufjpuihful er-
- i . . . , .fr---r---- , -/rrijrlt'jr'l ! ) < > 1 ?
iKl to. 1 will Mnini KaleiJ
iiuuiii < > , < ? * AluAhia lriAtlie < |
ro { > tAlnlitir full tuiitlcularv ft > r Jifitnv ( .uiv , fiui ot
lJpROP Firo'FOWt.ER ! ! , Moodui , Conn.
C < BlO CllfC'l WllllOU
Deslon-Oupro
< t * li M O f f > . kulfti
fi .11 lUI . ! K bupktau. L.U.BcUltUiU.B. . ,
Vrlll V bl I U Wabuhav. , auigo , ifj.