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8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : WEDNESDAY , JUNE 5. JL88U THECITY. _ _ Rosa , Ilncron , the child of Ilonry Hngon , No. 1417 Howard street , died yesterday morning. Wixltor Cralf ( Is under nrrost on the cliargo of obstructing the vlow Into his saloon on Sunday. Prank Bellamy has boon arrested , charged with having allowed a minor 'to ' play pool in his saloon. , The engagement of Mr. Louis Otton- hcimor , of this city , to Miss Annie Hcrzj Council Bluffs , is announced. No cards. The case against Hugh "Murphy , charged with failing to keep street ex cavations guarded at night , has boon continued by Judge Borka until Juno 18. The waterworks company has ro- colvcd a hose cart from St. Paul , which is to bo used In case of fire at the Flor ence works. The vehicle was sent up to that suburb. Mrs. Anna Yontzon , living on South Thirteenth street , charges John Dee and his partner , Richard tloo , with the larceny of $ . ' 11. A warrant has boon is sued for the arrest of the thieves. George Talt was arraigned before Judgfo Dorka yostordav afternoon , on a char/go / of vagrancy. Ills offense con sisted In his acting as a pluggor for a 's ' Tunth street dealer in snide jewelry. Hovns released. number of business men on Slx- ith between Dodge and Capitol avo- o , complain that they are annoyed < f a largo quantity of railroad Iron iat has been Iying on that street forever /over a month. Personal Pnrimraptis. Bpn L. . Crosslcy , of Uulo , is at the Mil- lard. lard.W. . 11. B. Stout , of Lincoln , Is lu the city , * pors L. J. niploy , of Fort Madison , Is registered at the Murray. > C. H. WInnoy and wlfo , of Fort Atkinson , are at the Wiliurd. John Duryen nnd wife , of Glen Cove , L. I. , uro at the Murray. D. E. Sibloy and wife , of Chicago , nro reg I istered at the Paxton. 1) . II. Bnrnos , of Llttlo Hook , Ark. , Is rcg Jstorod at the Paxton. Dr.V. . W. Van Ness , of Now York , Is topping at the Muriny. F. E. Drake and W. H. Bossott , of Center vlllo , arc at tlio Paxton. K. M. Force and wife , of Santa Fo , N. M. , are guests at the Paxton. John L. Doly and W. H. B. Stout , of Lin coln , are stopping at the Mlllard. Senator Church Howe , of Auburn , Is Among the late arrivals at the Pnxton. J. F. Itichards antl E. F. Mulhollnnd , of Kansas City , uro stopping at the Paxton. Phlncaa T. Barnes , Jr. , and W. H. Leon ard , of Now \or\c \ , nro guests at the Mlllard. W. D. Smith and wife , of St. Paul. Minn. , woroaraoiiK yesterday's arrivals at tbo Mil- lard. : lard.F. J. Bush , H. Shield , J. A. HiRlnbothum , W. N. Fletcher , of Lincoln , are stopping at the Mlllard. K. S. Fisher nnd Ed Hartley , delegates from the Omaha Typographical union to the International union , leave for Denver to-day. J. P. Hvmor. of Curtis , C. L. Wattles , of Plorco , William It Loard , of Kearney , and Frank P. Ireland , of .Nebraska City , ate at the Puxton. Chares Taggart has resigned his position as " book-keeper with F. J. McCarthy to accept a position at South Omaha with the Star Union Lumber company. Thomas Wetzler , esrjM one of Ohio's host known newspaper men and publishers , and a prominent democratic politician , with Mrs. \Vctzlor , nro the guests of their daughter , Mrs. Wells , at 123 South Twenty-fifth street. HOT. J.'A. Hultman , pastor of the Swedish church , loit last night at 8:35 : , with his fam ily , over the "Q" fust mall , for Chicaco , where the family will bo loft with friends for a month , while the pastor will RO to Now York and meet Dr. Waldenstrom , of Swe den , and will follow him , singing at his meet ings in the Now England states , and will re turn about July 4. If At the Murray John A. Hall.Kansas City ; IS E. M. Bosloy , St. Louis : J. Eybort Allen , Detroit ; F. S. Boughton , Chicaeo ; W. K. Taylor , Asncn , Colo. ; John B. Appol , Kansas City ; M. rt. Weiss. Hebron ; Fred J. Lake , Chicago ; W. M. "Woodward , Dos Moines ; 6. J. Wright , Tccumseh ; James Owens , New York ; J. A. Hamilton , St. Louis. At the Paxton James Biddle , Thomas Jensen , DavidCity ; S. M. Cooper , San Francisco ; J. A. KUcoyno. T. P. Burko. Now York ; H. M. Keyos , W. M. Plorco , Boston ; W. G. Wilson , O. W. Butler , F. A. Peters , Thomas Proesser , Jr. , New York ; H. M. Sayros , Chicago ; J. N. Brown , Brooklyn ; E. Gilbert , Now Haven , Conn. ; Charles J. Smith , Milwaukee ; aA. . Halna , Kansas City ; C. F. Grant and wlfo. Alli ance ; E. F. Warren , Nebraska City ; T. M. Hall , Lincoln ; S. N. Anderson and wife , A. E. Anderson and wife , Genoa ; Mrs. T. J. McCreary , Buffalo , N. Y. At the Mlllard Thomas Tultlo , Carthage , Mo.J E , W. Craucor , Loavonworth ; W. E , Phlpps , Lawrence , Kun. ; K. F. Stowait. St. Louis ; T. G. Wulthor. St. Paul ; D. T. Ulchi- Brds. Douglas , Wyo. ; A. May , Hastings ; F , E. Bean , Fort Dod o ; A. J. Walker , Chicago cage ; .1. H. Nelson , Lincoln ; JohnUix , A. II Davenpor- } , Fort Madison ; A. V. S. Landers. Beatrice ; John P. Sutton , Lincoln ; Brail Slaughter , Fullortou ; Charles H. Merriam Now York ; W. S. Llttlo , Boston ; J. M Eonldloy , weeping Water ; J. M. Ohadwick , Chej'Oimo , Coming to Oinnlin. Tlio Council Bluffs Canning company has sold its canning plant to the Omaha Fruit Packing company. The coining season the former will pack no corn , the change having necessitated tno sale. Another rush for clou tags was witnessed at the city clorlt's ofilco. Many people uro complaining of the shotgun method for dis posing of untuxod canines , but It is giving activity to those who don't wun't their pots slain. The number of tugs given out up to date Is about fifteen hunched. to Wed. The following marriage llconsoi wore Is sued by Judge Shields , yesterday : Name and Residence. Age. < Sofus E. Larson , Omnl'U . . . U5 | Annlo M. Sorson , Florunco . , . IS j Peter A. Larson , Onmlm. . . . . . . . . . 2.1 I Christine A. Guslu , Omaha . -0 j Frank Carlson , Mmquotto , Neb . 31 I Slfc'tid Poteraon , Onmlm < . IS Slrlklnir Pltuulior ? Arrested. Flvo of the Journeymen plumbers have boon nricstud , charged with having assaulted Alfred Martin and a non-union plumber named Miller whllo working at A. C. Carey's "house , on Saturday. The live tnon are John Matian. Josepu Buggy , Clarence Ciuincy , Pat Gormau and ( Jtoorco MoUorwlil. The cu80 against the accused plumbers' will be heard to-morrow morning , b foie u Jury , In Jute ] ; Borica's court. 1'oriintn. , The folloivms uorailta > vera Usus-l by Balliliiig luipiwtor Whitloolc yostordiv : EdV. . Iliown. addition to dwelllm ; . Upritcu near Twenty-fourth . * CM Bio in i Jolmsou. twov-tary frame shop , I'opnletou near TNomlfth . 769 Kuls l ) . Anderson. ono-story cot luge. Tveuty-ClstuudCastellur . GOO Jl. K. Vos > . impairs to iluollmi , * , Twenty- fonnhand liVAwnwouh . , - . TM II. Mlttaolz. ouoloty rottajre , lour- TMX1 tccuth itoar Vulloy . X1 J. II. Arnold , oiiu-Rivl-ouo-lmlt-'Uory f mine ( evidence. llurkor near Lo8 2 , > 00 John Dwyer , f r.uno storu , Uuinlltou netir T enty-nluih , . , . . . Fuur minor put mill . , . I.- * " Eleven permits . $8.600 A'lvluc to .Motliors. Mrs. "Wlnslow'S Soothing Syrup should ill ways bo used for oliildron tooth ing. It soothes tlio child , softens the iruina , allays all pains , euros uind colic , and U the best remedy lor diitrrha.ni. S3c a , bottle. " I'EOUMAR BIDS. < , _ _ _ - They nro Likely to Cost the -Kansas' Company $2OOO. ' < President JenKins , of the ICnnsas Paving and Construction company , notified Chair * man Balcombo , of the board of public vorks , Monday that the company would not AiiUs contract to lay sandstone paving and curb ing upon certain streets. The company claims that Its Inability to dose so is duo to the failure of the Union Pacific company to fulfill a contract whereby the former was to bo furnished sandstone $1.03 nnd curbing at 40 cents per lineal foot. Mr. Jenkins claimed that Instead of doing this , the railroad company demanded GO cents for curbing and (1.85 for Having , and thereby cndorcd It Impossible for them to fulfill the ontrnct without gicat loss to themselves. n view of thcso facts , ho a ked that the con- met bo canceled nnd the company's certified ihccks for the sum of $2,01)0 ) now in the lands of the chairman of the board , bo re- .urncd to him. This company was also awarded the con- , .ract for laying the vitrified brick pavement , ind yesterday afternoon Mr. " Jenkins do- : larcd that ho would fill the contract but ho liad failed to file his bond at 1:30 : , and hit contract was also cancelled. Hugh Murphy dropped into the room of the lonrd of public works , nnd man- , gud to ao considerable talking uithln n crv few minutes. "Tho only thing the board can do , " said ho is ho tilted hln hat a little farther over his right oyo. "Is to throw the bid aside , declar ing the bidder irresponsible , reject all other ulils and rcndvcrtlso. They haven't got the : aw with them In this , but its the best thing hey can do to keep themselves out of a hole. Jf they go to work letting the contract to the next lowest bidder they will find themselves In the hole , as I am the only contractor who , ms a certified check still In the Hands of the board , except , of course , the Kmisns company. If they should go to work and give the contract to the next lowest bid der and ho should decline to sisn , there would bo $1,000 for the board to put up , and it might run that way throughout the list I am the next lowest bidder for vitrified brick and could make the board by mandatnui to grant me n contract , but 1 doubt the policy of doing so. " C. D. Woodworth was also scon. "Tho .ruth of the matter Is , " said ho , "that the Kansas company did not got figures from the Union Pacific folks until after they had submitted their bid. They made a contract for stouo with an Irresponsible party and this Is the result. I could have told them that they could never Qll the contract at the Igurcs they offered. I think the only thing for the board to do is to lot all contracts to the next lowest bidder. If they readvertiso property owners will lose by It , us the bids wilt bo higher next time , tno irresponsible low bid ders having fallen out. " Korrcstal's AdHlumuont. James Forrcstal , of St. Paul , to whom the board of public works awarded the contract for paving certain streets nnd alloys with Sioux Falls granite at J2 27 per square yard , has assigned his contract to J. E. liiley & 'o. ' , and returned to the Saintly city. There are three men In Omaha who , it is said , would llko to sco Mr. Forrcstal. They are John Ennls , W. R. Johnson and J. M. Ncidy , whom Forrcstal hired to circulate pe titions among property owners requesting the board of public works to order Sioux Fulls granite on their streets. These men have not received the stipend Mr. Fortestal agreed to pay them for their work , and therefore they protest. Forrcstul wrote a letter to Secretary Wup- plch , of the board , notifying him of , the as- slenmout of the contract and stating that if any of these solicitors inquired for him to send thorn to Hiley. Hlloy refuses to have anything to do with them. The men say they will petition the council not to approve the assignment until they nro paid. Driving Spikes In the Pnviiinont. Througli the request of the superinten dent of buildings , the chief of police has in structed his officers to see that no housomov- crs drive Iron pins in the asphalt or cedar block pavomouts , as this is a flagrant viola tion of section 115 of ordinance 1,77 ! ) . Tlio Tenth Street Viaduct. The board of public works refused to dls continue the work of paving Tenth street near the B. & M. tracks upon the reprcaen rations of the company's attorney that a via duct would bo built there. They wanted a guarantee of the geiuiinoss of the promises. The company will appeal the matter to the city council to-night. Two enemies Hood's great Sarsaparilla - arilla and impure blood. The latter is utterly defeated by the peculiar medi cine. _ Notice. The Adams Express company , which reaches direct all points in the flooded " "district of Pennsylvania , will most chcrfully forward free all money or merchandise ) for the relief of the suffer ers that may be offered. O. W. CATHCAUT , Agent. Kins. O. F. DAVIS' WILIi. Her Death Leads to the Distribution of Her HtiHlmnd's Propsrty. The will of the late Mrs. O. F. D.xvis has been filed for probate. Mr. T. A. Cruigh has been appointed executor. The estate consists of a number of personal articles belonging to the deceased which she has bestowed upon many of her friends. The deceased lady had a life Interest In the estate of her husband , which was valued at about 5150,000. Now that she is dead , the estate will bo divided among the relatives of her husband us follows : Three fifteenths to Major Davis , of Wahoo , llov. E. H. Davis , Chicago , and tlio live children of a deceased sister : two-fifteenths go to the board of homo missions of the Presby terian churh ; two-fifteenths also to the boara of foreign missions and two fifteenths to the First Presbyterian church of this city in trust to bo divided among now nnd feeble or- CunUaiioiis of that denomination in this city. These Interests have asked for the appoint ment of Mossrs. P. L. Perrino and T. A. Cruigh as executors. Tliu PiMinnylv/iiiln / Wnhliout , Railroad ofllclals have received no tice from the Pennsylvania road to the effect that , owing to tbo recant calamity at Johns town and the washouts along its line , the road east of Pittsburg was closed to traffic , nnd that passengers could not bo ticltetoil over the Penn > olv'anla farther than PitU- burg. Absolutely Purer This now der never \ arles. A mai vel of purity ytmiiBtuundwholedameuoss. Horooconomlcal than the ordinary Kliua.ttnd cannot be gold la couiiietltlon with the muUlttulfs of low cost , shorlwolnbUluuxor phospnaie pOwJers. Bold Continental Clothing House SEMI - ANNUAL Stock Takin Sale Our Stock Must be Reduced Before - I T > fore July First. Julyist is the date for our semi-annual stock taking , and we propose to reduce our stock $50,000 in the next thirty clays , and will offer prices that have never been quoted before for the same grade of goods. Remember , we guarantee every garment. And in this way the reputation of Frceland , Loomis & Co. is known all over the country , as selling first- class goods and at prices that can only be quoted by large manufacturers. Our $15 Suit Tables. No description of the different bargain , lots will be attempted ; but one of the most attractive features of this sale will be our $15 tables which , contain styles and qualities never approached before , with some of the best fabrics in our stock. Sack and frock Suits all shown as one grand bargain lot at the popular price of § 15. It is our intention to reduce our stock of summer clothing 5o per cent between now and July ist. Our $10 Suit Tables. Will show a line of goods that are sold in every house in the country at $15 and $18. Our sale of $10 suits for the past 30 days has been remarkablerbut we propose to offer in this sale new styles not shown in the last line , which will double the sale of this line in the next month. Our Boys' and Children's department ' / Will be made more attractive than ever. Popular bargain lines at $2.50 , $3.50 , $4.00 and $4.50. All sizes and in large quantities , * ' -S * Send to us for samples of the good offered and as far as possible we will send thembtit at this date our samples are somewhat broken. However , you risk nothing as we will send sample suits of any .goods iir our stock and if they are not satisfactory ( , may be returned at our expense. Send for samples , fashion plates , and self-measurement blanks. OMAHA BOSTON Freeland , Leomis & Co. Corner 15th < fe Douglas Sts. , NEW YORK OES MOINES Proprietors ; Omaha. TROUSERS At this remarkably low price wo place on sala uluryo nssoUmontof desirable pat terns Hen s Trousers. Tlio tit and work manship of these garments can guar antee. WOSLD ouani TO SHOW IT. The world ought to KnownhntS.S.S.liaa demo for moln thu cum of a malignant Cancer , V hlch \ > cs eo boil in to lie considered Incura- bio by the physicians tn Chlcuco , wlicro I VCDttobotrcnlrd.Ona of my iulhljor8 | ecnt mo a copy of an uih cr- llscmcnt lu regard to BnirfabpccincLnnd 1 begun taking It. I got relief from I lie wrl few dosc. ' ; the poison n ( radually forced out of rny pyetcm. nnd I wna eoou cured found mid > tcll. It is now ten months clncol quit tuk- nj'H.S.H. mulllmxo liad 110 izof \ \ rctuin of the dreadful disease. Jilts. ANN DOTUWELL. An Sable , Jllch. , Dec. 29 , 'Si. fiend for books on Blood Diseases nnd Cancers , mailed free. THE SWIFT hrccirio Co. Drav.cr ,1. Atlanta. On Romarkublo for powerful sympathetic tone , pliable action and absolute dura bility ; 30 years' record the host guaran tee of the excellence of thosa iustru incuts. WOODBRIDGEBROS , nn < l nil urinary troubles easily , quickly - ly and f uf ely cured byUOCTUKA Can. b tiles. Several oasfH cured in so-i en duya. Bold at ll.M per box. all drttgKlsts , or by mull from Docttua Jl'f'jj Co. US White at , N , V. 1'ulldlroc- lou . ' ( Successors to John U , Jacobs. ) Undertakers andEmbalmers At tlieoia jtaml HOT Kornam Bt. Orders by tekurapii boltciteil and promptly attended. tU-phoue to No , 2i , H. W.COB. I3TH& DODOE ST8. . OMAHA , NEB. FOB THE IEKATMEHT OP ALL APPLIANCES FOR DEFORMITIES AHO TRUSSES. BtitFadllUfs.ApparttDSttndRtmedlesforSucctiafa Treatment of every form of D'ceaae rcquirlcx MEDICAL or BUROIOAI , TREATMENT. NINETY ROOMS FOR PATIENTS. Uoard&Attendaace. Best Accommodations in Wctt. , 07 WRITE VOE OIP.OTJtARS on Daformitlo. and uracet , Truciei , Club Fee , Curvatures of Bpme , Tilci Tumort. Cancer , Catarrh , Broncliitii , Inhalation DISEASES OF WOMEH 1TK IliVK I ITPLY AnilfO 1 LTBHMK DEMBTUKKTIOR HOHM uuu.MiccmntjiK'ST. ( STRICTU PRIVATE. ) OnlyRel WoMedicallmtitutBiuaSlDsaSneoieltyof All Diced Dili-mi iueee 'ullr treated. BrptdlUle Polion remoTcil rromtheijritem ltliout mercurr. flew Hr.or ( ll , Trelmett for Lou or YITAL 1OWKIU ! > > rtl un Uo to tlilt Ulina/l ] ln tc < ltt bounty corre.poncitncf. Alleommnnlef lion * confidential. Uedlelneiorlmlrumcntiientbjijiallorex pre > i eeorelirrackedoomarkiolndle.t eontem.or lender. > OBJ icrioul Interrleirpreferred. Call nd con.ult ni oriend IL''JfS Zur " " * " " ' " "at lnJ' ' l0 w I r r , eur BOOK TO MFH f "EE : Upon rVli.ie , Rpeelil or . * ' . . ' . V"j NerroinDl.tMei.Ioipolfner.B/ph. i . Illi - t.lei-1 Dj ; > arleoeele. Utiqneilloollit. Xddrm OMAHA MEDICAL & QUHOIOALINBTIXUTB. 13th and Dodga Btreeti , OMAIIA , NED. MAX JIKVKI1. ADOLPH SIKVEH. MaxMeyer&Bro. I'stalHlHlircl IK0(1. GREAT BARGAIN SALE IN PIANOS. Price. Cash. Monthly , Stelnuay Square H.w.OJ IFiUO tiuiiu Knabo riciituro 175UU irM ( 10.00 Maibus llroi. S < iuare , . 17500 1UO 1U.IX ) Hallet. DavisCo.bq. mVOO 15.U ) 100) Kmerson Smiare loo.oo 10.00 7.00 Marshal Ac WundellBq. UiUO 10.00 B.OO W. W. Klmball Bnuaro 1 ( UQ < * 10.00 T.OJ U.03 IK 00 03COAIVS. I'rloe. Cash. Monthly. 1 Mason Hamlin , used 1 year . . . .J7500 IIU.OO 9'.CO 1 lu > lor X 1'arley , used 1 year 70.00 10.00 8.00 1 Hstoy , used 811103. , cost new tlHM. . . . " 0 ° ° 1000 aoo 1 llurdette 7.0J 5 00 1 Taylor If FVirle ] H.OO G HO 1 Mason Itamlln , B.tX ) 1 lleatty ( fl stop * ) 40.00 8. * ) 7.00 IJvi-ry Instrument guaranteed be in good order , llrlng tiiiB aU. with you , anil avoid nils taken. Apy of these instrument ! ) taken In ox- cliange for new at Name prlro any time in one year. Call early and get a , bargain. MAX MEYER , & ; BBO. I'onltlrely cured In 00 d > i Lj Dr. llorne' tlcclr llo nrtlo Iltlt Tru .coinblnK.On r nl dUi only one In tli world iri-neratlnir . BcUntlllo.IVwtlu.urnt. and Ktfntlrr. Arold 'r udj. ( ) , ri < " " " 'ur".n f ri. niMlet. ALW KUEVttUO IIKI.TH t Oil IHEAHKB. DB.HOBHE.BiMovtD TO . , CHICAGO all(1'runl ( < > nr'UInDnn ( knife ; tou * tree UU.B IIU1L.M I ) . , 199 WabuU ar. , ClllCibiilLI. DUC'JTOIl G. M. Jordan I.ato of the University of New Voik city and 11 era ardUniv eralty , wash- initon , 1) . U. HAS OFFICES No. 310 nnd illl KaingoIIiilldiu ? . Corner rifteenth ami Har sts. , Omaha , Nob. o all curable case are treated with ana BuoNCiims. ASTHMV , DysrrrsiA , - NEbS. HlIEUMATISM , AMNhllVOUS AND SKIN DISEASES. C \TAIIHII CnilKI ) . CONBHIjTATlON at olllco or by mall , ? t. Office hours y to 11 a. in. , 2 to 4 p.m. , 7 to 8p. m. , Sunday ottlce hours from 0 n. m. to 1 p. m. lianvdlneases are tre.itod successfully by Dr. Jordonthrougn the malls.and it la thus poastola for those unable to make a Journey to obtain SUCCKBSKUr , HOSPITAL TKBATilKNT AT T"eEndlfor0book'ou Diseases of Nose. T .roat. M. M. Hamllu , Piiomlxln * . Co. S. A. Orchard , Carpet Dealer. John Shelby , Grocer. John Itush. City Treasurer Always Drink with Ice Wafer LEMONADES. SHERBETS and all Cold Drinks , mmm HUNGARIAN It 1V111 Cimrct the Unniuging Inllucnrc of Ice on tlio Stomach. An Kftlelent Itemed } * for Dlnrrliu-n , Cliolcrn Mm bun , U > bcntt-ry , nnil ull IlliurdprH of the IlowoK NARIIVU.J.I" , TbNN , , Juno 8tli , Ifcn7 , jltSNHS. I.UVrNTIIAl , 1IIUW. Dear Sra-J ! : have tried the Hunsa.li.u Mnck- hirry Jului jou to klndlj HC nt me. Itlntlit-nn plus ultra oT mimmor drlnKs. H In free from ulcoliol.ftllajs thirst , loins tlie dlEPstlyporp-.inp. IIM 11 line urimintlc * tlmor , nuii Is just the tliliifj for illurrnunl trnnlilvH III the heiittd ti nil. A TAJ M.8l'OONrUI. IN A < II.AHS OK IC'K VVATint OU' MXTAKH MXTAH. ItMpettrully , T. A. A'I ( JHISON , M.'l ) . Importnl nnd botllid liy JIIIlAIOVfTCII , rijlilCHLH AO .I'liuliuintl.O. rorknlQby I > ruj : lBts , Llcjuor IJualers nnd U.-dcers. Healtli is Wealtii ! AJJ1 . * * . w . WESr's NBHVB A D . . . . . . . . THBAT- WENT , a guaranteed ipeciuo ( or Hyutorlu , llrzl. ness. ConvuUlons , Ills , Nervous heuraljflii. Headache , Nerfous I'rostratlun caused by th use of alcohol or tobacco. Walcofillness , Mental Depression , Botinnlni ; of the ilralii , reiultlDBin insanity and Inadlnu To mlsnry. decay and d path. Pie-nature Old Age , Harrenness. Ix > ss of J'owor In either sex. Ins oluutary I.ossas and Sperniat. orlucucaused by ov r-axertlonof thoiiruln.self , abuse or overindulgence. Karh box contalni one month'H treatment , Jl.W a box. or six IJOXM tor I5.wsent by mall prepaid on receipt of price. WB GUABANTBB SIX BOXES To cure any case. With each order received by us for nix boxei , accompanied with Vi.W , we will send the purchaser our written K'larantuo to r > fund the money If the treatment does not otfest a cure. Quarantoea Usued only by Uoodman Drug Co. . UruseUta , Sole Aceaw , WO J'jrnam treet , Oiaaha Neb. , . A nCITlUC ForlOET.V FAItlNO MANUOODl HrUaillVC OmernUr.d HEKVOU8 DEBIUTY | fTTf > X * W kn i of Dodytnil MinJi Effect ) VU XV JD cfErroriorE c K laOHor Youcj. Rtbail , Boll. MtKIIOOII fullllt.lor.d. . Hew U Kulirf > .d Slra t Iku U Ik.l JUk-HLOl'tl ) I11.U\8 Jt I IKrBof ROUr. . . T.rrll.rUi , > pd f ur > l T q tfta vril * Ib.M. iM ok , full ti nl.MtlUu , i d pre r. ntlltd b M < rnt. A ir . Kit MtaiCU CO. . EUtfAlO. K. T. I'ENNYUOS-AK. WAJfEnS aw successfully uwxl moatlily by o/or 10,000 yMdles Are Safe , effectual anil Plcatant VJ $1 ixrbox by mall.or at dmcgtsts. Healed < * -fttrl < cul < jr S postage § tarap . Address Tus unBK4 Cuiuicxu , Oo. , Puruorr , ilicii. For sale anti by mall by Goodmuu Drujy Company , Omitlm. Graceful Form , HEALTH and COMFORT Perfectly Combined In InMADAME MADAME FOY'S Skirt Supporting Corset It | j one of tlio most noiHilnr In tliu miirketaml sold Dylenillni * dealers In Otnnliu. I'rlco (1 2.1. Foy.Haimoa & Chadwlck , New Haven , Conn. Over 14 Millions Sold in this Country alone. The Best Fitting and Best Wearing : Corset Ever Made. SOLTJ J3VEUYWHEBE. immm mmi IRAHSAILUXIIOUE , Is now open. I'jrtlrc riculrlni ; KOOJ nrroiuinodutloni on the now lurco cxpri'BDiitMtiuers of llieriimoiit FRENCH MAIL LINE , Wil.ti < ro noiod for Ilinlr rtvnliirltr. coii l In rull- nmrt trnl-ik. In nmkhi tlic trli | tu Jlitvre-l'Htl In one wcel.iiro mttlsul to Mnko i : . ly Apiillrnllon for l.t-rtlis. Thli I * : ilso nccit irr on urcount nf 'lie licavy trnvel rturlnc tliu ipiInK imJ MisinmiT moiilln. McCAGUE DUOS. . 105 South 15th St. , HARRY K. MOORKS , 1502 I'urniimSt. , H. L. IIALf , lt 2i ; Fariiam St. , J. II. GUREN , 1501 Funnim St. , Acoiit' . OiiKilia , .Ni-li , M AU11ICK W , I'O/.MI.NbKI , Qen'l Wc l ru Act. I'OVti blnet"n St. , CUIcaso. M C M ' < " ( thruuf cni.r. t mtll Ud iinc.l.ci.iMijU . ii rfeell > rnr l il to Ik * PCBI.ONDUPrtE . PCBI.ON twiTil t our iit r"llmr ! tc'I 'IlmKlo llnllh " Aliiolule trr y. Vurlr.O- i esloit-Dupre Cl'nliue ' , ' - ' 20to60 DAYS. This is a disease which 1ms herotofora Baffled all Medical Soicnco. When Mercurv , Iodide of Potassium , Stusap * rllla or Hot bprlngs fall , wo guarantee a cure/ We have a llemedy , unknown to anyone lntn World outside of our Company , and oua that has NCVCK FAILED to cure the most obstinate cages. Ton days In recent cases does the work. It U the old chronla deep neatoct cases that we solicit. Wo hnva cured hundreds n bo have boon abandoned of Physicians , and pronounced incurable , and Wf cnallengn the world to bring us a case that wa will not cure in lem than ulxty days. Since the hlstorr of mealclna a true speclflo for Syplillls haa ieon Bought for but never found until our MAGIC RCSICDY was discovered , and we are justified in Baying it is tlio only Remedy in the World tnat will po * itively cure , bncauaa the latest Medical Works , published by the beat known authorities , say theie WRtneveratruespeclflo before. Ourrjm- edy will cure when everything else has failed. Why waste your time nnd money with patent medicines that never had virtue , or doctor with physicians that cannot euro you. you that have tried everything else ahould come to us now and fvt permanent relief , you never can got It else where. Mark what wo euy. in the end yog must take our lemedy or NKVKH recover and you thnt have been afflicted but a short tlmfl should by all means come to us now , not one la ton of now cases over get permanently cured. Many iethelp and think they are free from th disease , hut in one , two or three years after il appears ugaln in a more horrlblo form. This is a blood Purifier tind will Cura any 31tln or Blood DiKoago when Everything Else Fails. NOTICE Wodoslro to caution tmtloulH In re gard to pattleH claiming to use tlio Cook Hem- edy. Our formula la not and CANNOT b nioun to auyono but outsolvi's , THE GQOK-REMEOY GO. Rooms 18 and 19 , Paxton BlocK , ( be Manor Habit , I'aHitlTrh C'nrcd l > r AdmlnlittcriiiK Dr. Ilnlnen' Uoldeii HiieolUo. II tun bo tflvoii In u cup of Loifeu gi ten 1111111)111 the knowltnliroi'l'tliapuriKmtiikliuUilaHlmilu't.l ) jiiirm * lo > 8.iiiiI will onvct u spue I ) mill periiiHiiunt euro , whuthcr Ilio iinlleiit Is n nio-kuiUo ihinkur or uri alioliiillcwruck , Tlinurundsofdiuiikurdx liiivo | M > UII nuido tuiiuiuratii men who liuvo Inkcndo'ileii HIIUI Ilio III llii-lrcolltfu without thulr knuwloilitHHiid to-fiiy lip. llnvii they iinlt drliiklnvon Ihulr own frru Kill , IT NKVKK 1CA1I.H. 'ilionyiteiii onealiiipiiKiintoil vith lliii M > i'llk.lt bcojinuiiin ullor linpomllilllty fo the Unnor niioiltu | | to uxlit. I'nr ml" iir Knlin i ( o. DniKirlMs l./th unil Douului ntn.und r'tli nnd Csrn- uilnutl. Cnlm. A , I ) . h Mvi M'm.d'i ncll lllni ; Iii , 'Hie uu t i 'iiilpod ploiiuro resort In tlio went. ' 1 lie utiLiitmn of tliu IK uiilu < K .Sehrunkii It tuHea to tldDiivor Iiti'ioim ruiurt tut HXI iiuliinltt' . I'luda jmrlluiitlc. 'Ilio bu > t nf riitoiJlten on ull iidhoudi. 'Jlio iiiim IH Mtimti'il I Tinli'j tr'iiu Lincoln , nnd contain , ill utru nf tlinburs tlm liirid-tl uud | > tt uuimKud rufu , under tliu i < ntrul nf 111 o u lUo In- uiiu Iliiinlii ciuenr t nillf. ni ijnutlniit ' ' pl < u > r me Lo it > ! J lUiiMu Itnd dmulutl liidUi unite bAll KrniindH , most ( uniplute In the winti ' U puntu tablet wlih nentKi rpc4Kor9 HliuU 'Ilio wdiutrful CnMiiiiHiiMiilnii * ' .i In nil ; liillilnu liuuiux il ! wllni t Illilit roic | , , ' .M ( tin IOIIK. I'J ( nut iiixivn wutur , K. 11. Anclrnsim ! HVH , Man gor . l.lnoln , Null , State Line. llelfust , From New York Every Tuesday , ab 11 pa8sai6 til to J.Vi , iiccoullng tn lotatloa of ntntloom. . Kxrurtiluii Wto tw. ritceruxu to und from linrope At l.onnnl Jtated , AUbTJN 1IAMW1N .V CO. , ( ieu'l AconlH. , M llroadwav. New 1'ort. JOHN III.r.QKN , Owi'l Western Aieut ; , 141 Uundolph rit , , OMcayo. IIAllltY K. MOOUK3 , Ageiit. OiuulwC' Heihicod Cubin Rulou lo Gliib&ovv Ex hibition.