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8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SATURDAY .TUOT8 8 , 1889 ,
THECITY.
i regular mooting of the county
C-onimlsslonors will bo hold this nftor-
nnon * nt 2 o'clock.
Ofllcor Goldsmith killed n dog yester
day mornlne for biting n liltlo girl
niimcd Pcnrl.'WUeon ,
A warrant wns Issued , ycstordav , for
Biiollmnn , the plumber , charging him
with keeping a vicious dog.
That venerable pollco court chestnut ,
the Bnllnnco perjury case , has boon in
definitely | K)9tponod by Judge Uorka ,
"Toot" Nujoiit ( was bltton by tv dog
bolonglngto Garbage Insjiootor Gold-
fimllh , yesterday , and Goldsmith was
lined $ -1 nnd costs for the privilege of
owning the cur.
Krncst Meyer , a saloonkeeper nt
Thirteenth and Paclllo strcots , wns
fined In nollco court , yesterday after
noon , for Insulting ladles by the use of
loud nnd obscene language.
The council commlttoo on gas and
electric lights mot at the council cham
ber with Inspector Gilbert , last night ,
to oxnmino the bids for struct lighting.
No dollnlto notion was taken.
John Farley wns arrested by Oflleor
Cullcn nt the Union Pacific depot , last
night. Ho is wanted by Sheriff Mel-
llrik. nt Lincoln , to answer tothochargo
of obtaining money under false pro-
tenses.
W. II. Leland , a democrat , who was
lakon into the railway mail service
under Cleveland's administration , on
probation , received his final appoint
ment to-day. Ho is on the Green River
nnd Hnntlngton run.
Exalted Ruler Bochol has filled the
nppolntlvo olllccs In Omaha Ledge No.
JU ( , H. P. O. Klks , for the ensuing year
ns follows : Fin Grldloy. osqulro ; T. S.
Pottort inside guard ; W. 13. Taylor ,
chaplain.
According to Mr. Goldsmith , the
commlttco of nine appointed by the
veteran flromon , Monday evening , is a
commlttoo of reception , nnd not n com-
mittuo to entertain guests who como
ever to Omnlm during the tournament
next week.
Flvo companies of United States
troops stationed nt Fort Omaha , and
. comprising the right wing of the bnt-
tnllon. returned yesterday from a six
* weeks' rifle practice at Bollovuo. The
I ft other flvo companies composing the loft
wing of the battalion go to Bellevue to
day to takothoir turn nt the rlllo.
The residents of Douatur street , near
Thirty-third , have written to Chief
Scavoy , complaining thatn number of
graders have taken possession of the
streets in that locality , and have made
i arrangements tocampthoro during the
summer , causing , it is alleged , nn ob
struction to travel. The matter will
bo referred to the council.
Complaint is made thnt the first
morning's battle acrainstuntngpcd dogs
on CJmrlcs street , between Twenty-
fourth and Twenty-fifth street , fright
ened n vnluablo horse. The plunging
of the animal resulted in n broken stall
and the driving of a splinter flvo inches
long nnd one inch in diameter into his
shouldor. The splinter hns boon ex
tracted , but permanent injury is feared.
1'orHonnl
J.V. . Cmly lott for Chicago yastordny.
O. M. Rfggs , ot Beatrice , Is nt tbo Mur
ray.
ray.J.
J. G. Talc , of Grnnd Island , Is nt the Mil-
lard.
lard.E.
E. R. Kittle , of Now York , is nt the Mil-
laril.
If. B. Falconer Is out of the city on busi
ness.
J. It. Alton , of Grand Island , is nt the
Pnxton.
John 1C. Stoner , of Boston , la stopping nt
the Murray.
P. E. T. Ashton , of Lincoln , Is a guest nt
the Mlllnrd.
Mr. Herman Kountzo hns returned from
Now York.
Mrs. M. Young , of Tohauiab , Is registered
nt the Millurd.
Dr. Ewlng Brown hns returned from
Pennsylvania.
Miss Jennie Hosnch , of Bellevue , is a guest
at the Pnxton ,
Mrs. Milton Monger , of Rod Cloud , Is n
jinost nt the Murray.
Charles T. Dickinson nml W. M. Nesbitt ,
ut Tcknmali , nro nt the Mlllnrd.
C. T. Hnrdentes ; , of Chudron , is among
tbo Into arrivals at the Millnrd.
E. Kosowntor , editor of Tin : BEIreturned
from Chicago yesterday morning.
Mrs. S. t ) . Walker nnd dnughtor , of
Schuylor , nro guests at the Millnrd.
J. S. Edwards , wife nnd daughter , of Lin
coln , are icglsterod at the Paxton.
George H. Barry nnd W. F. B.iggs , of
Attlobow , nro stopping nt the Pnxton.
John H. Hamilton , of ICcarnoy , und S. D.
Patrick , of Beatrice , nro stopping ut the
Paxton.
W. C. Henry , J of Frnmont , nnd W. A.
Bridges and E. J. Mark , of O'Neill , uro
stopping nt the Millant.
Mrs. Dr. II. S. Summers nud Mrs. A. B.
Alderman , of West Point , nro in the city ,
sojourning nt the Millnrd.
Mntt K. Boncham , of Chicago ; II. R.
Churchill , of Now York , nnd M. J. South
ern , of Now York , nro nt the Puxton.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry Sykos returned t'o
tholr homo in Springfield , O. , yesterday ,
after having resided iu Omaha for about ono
yonr.
C. M. Pnrkor , agent of the Wells , Fargo
and American express companies , nt Atchison -
son , Kan. , Is iu the city , visiting T. S.
Potter.
General Manager Burtand Division Super
intendent Howe , of the Elkhorn road , cnmo
in on u special last evening , from a tour of
Inspection over the South Plntto division.
. Mrs. Tipton , wife of Senator T. W. Tip-
ton , Brownvllle , accompanied by lior grand
daughter , Miss AJIco Atkinson , uro the city
guests nt the rcsidonuo of J. J. Mercer ,
Twenty eighth nnd Hickory streets.
Mr. Chnrks W. Cathcart , ngont of the
* Adams Express company , loft Inst evening
' foFColunibus" , O. , ftOCQinnnnlo'l by his wife ,
who hns been very lh for several weeks
past , und \vno will bo taken tfi her home.
Mr. McAbco , accompanied by hisW.'o and
child , passed through OmahaThun.ilay'hlkht.
on his wav to Denver whore ho wll' ' attend
the annual meeting of the International Typo
graphical union , to which ho has been elected
a delegate annually for n number of years.
Mrs. McAbco is a sister of Mr. F. M.
Bprugue , foreman of Tun HVUNINQ Ben.
Dissentient Fouinles.
Tenn Anderson , n domestic at ( E < 5 South
Eighteenth svrcut , complains thnt a hand-
Bomo gold watch presented to her by her
brother , hn& boon stolen by Fannie Fcunich ,
who llrcs ut Fifteenth near Center. When
Miss Anderson went to Fnnnlo's homo tn in
vestigate the matter , the latter threatened to
Drain her und drove her Into the street , A
warrant has been issued for the arrest of
Fannlo Fcunich on the charge of grand lar
ceny.
Those Wutor IlouMnrs.
The waterworks company has let the con
tract for the llnal trimming nnd finishing of
the now giunlto fountains donated by it to
the city. The fountains are not to retain
tholr present boulder-liUo uppunruiice , but
will be dressed down nnd , , iyjgnca | , Tlio top
will terminate iu a iiUuJr.ingulnv pyramid.
On tbo b'icic of each fountain will bo uu In
scription carved declaring thnt these fount
ains are tno gift of thu waterworks company
to iho citizens of Omaha. The llniHliing
ulono of the stones in this manner will cost
KWO. The company will ask the city council
to liass nn ordinance furhlddIng bill posters
and other persons from disfiguring thorn.
The huge things which hnvo thus far been
placed on the street corners , nro considered
about ns houicl" . . tlu-y could well bo. 'i'uo
lids ot ( & 6 ice lioxos connoiitod with thoto
iQiUiimus , uro ubovu the sidewalk and objcc-
' tlou In inudo to thani Hint they will make
i j hundreds of people stumblu every day.
Over 1(1.000 ( iihyhioinns endorse Plait's
chlorides its tlio proper household dis-
iiifeetiiut ,
TIU2 PA UK COMMISSION.
Ajipolntincnt ot RtnniUnn Committees
ArrnnRlng fV > r Miinlo.
The board ot pnrk commlsslonors hold
their rcgulnr bu lno s meeting at their room
In the Paxton building , yesterday , Commis
sioners Mlllnrd , Miller , Llnlngor nnd Pratt
being present.
The flrat Hubjcct discussed wns the Im
provement cf Jefferson griur.ro , nnd Engineer
Cleveland , of Detroit , wns employed to draw
up plans for the snmo nnd submit them to
thu board , for which ho Is to pntd $100.
Three applications for the ofilco of super
intendent of parks were rend nnd referred.
They were from Benjamin B. Hnnco , of
Morning Side park , New York } Charles El
liott , son of President Elliott , of Ilnrvnrd
college , nnd W. T. Adams.
The following standing committees were
appointed :
Improvements Miller , Linlngor , Lake.
Finance Mlllnrd. Lake , Pratt.
Judiciary Lnko , Mlllnrd , Llnlngcr.
Designation of Ground * Pratt , Mlllnrd ,
Lake.
Improvement nnd Supplies Llnlngcr ,
Pratt. Mlllnrd.
William Tlnilatl was selected ns pnrdonor
to nsslst the commlttoo on Imiirovcmonts.
Dr. Milter , the president of the board , wns
militarized to nrran jo for music nt .1 is ( Tors on
square nnd Hanscom pnrk. It Is the Inten
tion of the board to apply to tlio post com
mander and request him to Issue orders re
quiring the United States military band to
play nt these places two evenings n wcok ,
nnd. if necessary , the request will bo mndo
of the secretary of war or commnnder-ln-
chief of tlio army.
"It is custonmry to have Iho military bands
piny in the European cities , " Raid Dr. Miller ,
"nnd wo shall nsk our congressmen to Inlro-
duce n bill In Iho next congress to have the
bnnds in this country furnish muslo for free
open nlr concerts during the sunnnor
months. "
Engineer Cleveland , of whom the commis
sioners speak very highly , Is now preparing
plans for the improvement of Jefferson
square , which will bo submitted to the board
in about n week. Action will bo taken 1m-
mediately on the adoption of the plans , and
then stops will bo taken for the Improve
ment of the parks of the city. The'ro Is
nbout 150,000 in the treasury for this pur
pose , and the board Intends using every dollar
lar of It In beautifying and improving the
parks and public resorts of Omalin.
A Hulkling Dcnl.
The case taking up considcrablo of Justice
Kroogcr's ' timoyestordny wns thnt of Matilda
Bochmo vs. J. W. Squire , Isaac Unscall nnd
Morris Morrison. 'Iho action wns to secure-
from J. W , Squire $173 on n building loan ,
but Ilnscall nnd Morrison claim an interest
In thnt sum ns Charles Boohmo is Indebted
to both of thorn. It npponrs thnt Boohmo hns
built two houses on Sixteenth , below Vinton ,
nnd Buscnll has assumed all Incumbranccs
on the same , amounting to over tlvo thous
and seven hundred dollars nnd is thereby n
loser of over ono thousand dollars. Boohuio
hns assigned the houses to his mother , Ma
tilda Boohme , nnd the defendants allege
thnt ho intends hand thereby , bonce Hns-
call's notion. Morrison says ho loaned
Uochino $125 on some chattels and after
wards Hoohmo came to him asking him to
rniso the tnortgnco , representing that ho
could snlt the chattels tor $13. ) and he would
pay Morrison the Sli5 ! duo him. Morrison
cancelled the mortgngo nnd Boehmo , it is
claimed instead of selling the chattels got
another loan on thorn nnd told Morrison to
whistle. Morrison therefore puts in a claim
with Hnscall for n part of the $173 coining to
Boehmo from Squiro.
There are times when a fooling of
lassitude will overcome the most robust ,
when the system craves for pure blood ,
to furnibh the elements of health and
strength. The best remedy for purify
ing the blood is Dr. J. H. McLean's
Sarsaparilla.
AVassi'rmnn's Standing.
C. W. Hamilton , president of the United
States National bank , writes to TUB Bnu as
follows :
In Thursday evening's edition of TUG BEG
appeared un nrticlo headed "Wnssormnn1 s
Prize" the following , viz. : "It transpires
now , however , that Wnssorman's lottery
ticket called for only $15,000 , nnd that all of
that sum was required to squnro his ac
counts with the United States National
bank. "
This Is to inform you and through you
the public thnt Mr. Wassormnn loft our
bank in good standing , and that 11 dm not
require nny of the nbovo nmount to squnro
his accounts with this bank. I mention this
in justice to Mr. Wassorman , who , I nm in
formed , is out of the city.
To avoid pain in the stomach use
Mihalovitch's Hungarian blackberry
juice in all cold drinks.
A New Money Order Tnlilo.
The money order department hni Just been
supplied with n now combined table for the
conversion of United States money by inter
national order into that of Gurmany , Franco ,
Swltzcrlur.d , Belgium , Italy , Sweden , Nor
way , Denmark , the Netherlands nnd Portu
gal , which goes into effect June 24. This
tame is to take the place of nil others.
Omaha's limit for such orders is raised from
SoO to ? 100 , except to Leownrd islands , where
it remains at ? . " > ( ) ; Franco nnd Algeria , 503
francs , or $10,73 , nnd Belgium the saino.
Sick headache , billioiisnoss , nausea
costiveness are promptly and ajjrooabl ,
banished bv Dr. J. II. McLean's Hvo
and kidney pillots ( little pills. )
Ilnrdwnro Men Grateful.
At a meeting of the Mississippi nnd Mis
souri Valley Hardware association hold in
the parlors of the Millurd hotel , Wednesday ,
June 5 , 18S9 , the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted :
Resolved , That the thanks of this associa
tion are hereby tendered to the proprietors
of the Millurd hotel , tbo Bee Publishing
company , nnd to the Omnhn & Grant Smelting - .
ing nnd Hellnmg company for courtesies ex
tended to members ot this association , nnd
thnt a copy of these resolutions bo spread
upon the minutes , nnd the secretary bo in
structed to forward n copy to each of the
parties above named.
W. S. Win GUT , Secretary.
Mrs. E. Slnttery , of Delhi , La. , says her
son , 14 years of agohad u dreadful tlmo with
ulcers , sores nnd blotches which followed
chicken pox. After using many remedies
without.benefit , she gave him Swift's Spo-
" ; , which cuicd him sound and well.
A x lottery.
Thursday u notice was received at the Ar
cade hotel for Charles V. Harris , the hotel
clerk who lately suicided , notifying him that
a book belonging to the city library was In his
possession. An examination of the deceased's
effects brought to light the missing bonk. Its
title Is "Marriage a lottery , " und it was
while reading this romance that Harris sui
cided , A prominent gentleman hassiuco got
hold of the work , nnd on the lly leaf found
written n strong denunciation of it , saying
tnat while people of well-balanced minds
might read it and not bo affected , still , it
was bound to have an Injurious effect on
those of fceblo mind.
AInyor nncl tlio Plumbers.
A non-union plumber nml n plasterer work-
In ? on the line building were Interfered with
on Thursday evening by men whom , they al
lege , wrrg niemliors < jf the Plumbers' union , , .
yesterday afternoon u delegation of master
plumbers called upon Mayor Broatch and re
quested him to furnish them police protec
tion. The mayor has requested the ofllcers
of the union to meet him at his ofilco nt 11:110 :
o'clock this morning , when the charges made
against tlio members of the union wiU bo
discussed.
Notice
1'iu lies wishing nefinlls lo llso Hanscom
park will hereafter apply to the board of
nark commissioners , room OH' ' Paxton build
ing , Oi'Y U. DOANU , Secy.
" . Vinouir iho Uronkcrs. "
To make the benefit performance for tbo
bouctil for the llooti sufferers given at the
Grand opera house to-night as attractive as
possibles several well known artists of thjs
city hnvo volunteered to assist tha l'Onco ' a
Wcok" In their undertaking. The following
programme will bo rendered i
TAUT t ,
O vortu re , Orchestra.
Character Impersonation A. MacMunan.
Zither , solo ( ( n ) Hock-n'Byo Unby ,
j } bj MngcottoSolcct'ons.
Julius Fcstncr.
Heading , Selected.
Miss Alexander Unmsoy.
PA11T II.
The powerful two-net drama , "Among the
Breakers , " with the following cast :
David Murray. . .Keeper of Fulrpolnt Light1
Sol I'rlnco.
Larry Dovlno Ills Assistant.
Barney Harris.
lion Bntco Hunter. Herman Black.
Clarrnro Hunter His Ward.
Peter Paragraph.A Newspaper Heportor
S. Uootz.
Scud The Captain's Right Bower.
L. H. Bnor.
Mother Carey..A Heputod Fortune Toiler.
Miss Lizzie Isaacs.
Bess Starlight Cast Up by the Waves.
Mrs. L. II. Hnor.
Minnnlc Daze Hunter's Niece.
Miss Ida Isaacs.
Biddy BCAII. . . , From the Emerald Islo.
Miss Etta Honman.
Between the llrst nnd second nets of the
drama n 7ithcr nnd guitar duet will bo per
formed by Julius Fcstncr nnd Lou Buer.
Tim STONK m ; > s.
Tlio Union Pnolllo I'ooplo Itoply to
Ilioso of Kansas.
With the reference to the charge thnt the
Kansas Paving and Construction company
had obtnlncd figures from the Union Pnclllo
on paving nun curbing stone , which were
raised to nn Immoderate dogrco nftor the
ilrst company had secured a contract for
work on those figures , the following state
ment by the Union Pacific bus been sub
mitted :
"Tho Kansas City Paving nnd Construc
tion company hnvo only themselves to blame
thnt they did not secure Colorado Hnndatono
from tho.Union Pacific qunrrlos. The man
ner In which quotations were made to them
on the stone was entirely unknown to these
ofllccrs of the Union Pacific railway wno
have charge of the sale of tlio company's
stone , nnd It was not known thnt quotations
hod been made until a representative
of the paving company ( after the
city had awarded them the contract for
paving nnd curbing ) called upon the proper
officials of the railway to arrange for buying
stone. It was then ascertained thnt quota
tions were made them by an ouiployo of the
railway company's stone department at
Denver , who has since loft the service.
These quotations were without authority
nnd the Kansas City paving company was
undoubtedly nwnro thnt the railway com
pany is under arrangements with nn agency
nt Omaha whereby all stone for that point is
under the control of said ugoncy , nnd said
agency is obliged , in consequence , to handle
no other stone. The Kansas City paving
company was therefore referred to the
Union Paclllo stone agent at Omaha , to
whom it should have gene In the llrst p'ace. '
This Is a statement of the faets so far as tlio
Union Pncitlc railway is concerned , ns it
could not , under existing arrangements ,
furnish stone to the Kansas City paving
company or anyone else nt Omaha , excapt
its authorized agent. This Is so uoucrally
known that the Knnsas City paving com
pany must have had serious doubts from
the first thnt it would bo able to
get the stone direct , notwithstanding
the quotations they were given. It has since
been learned thnt they were early informed
thnt these quotations were in error , while
said quotations were nlso only prices in effect
nt that time , and prices are always liable to
chacgo. There was , however , no agreement
or contract made to deliver stone to the Kan
sas City paving company by the party giving
quotntions. Neither did the Kansas City
paving company propose , nt that time , to
buy the stone. "
In this connection it may be necessary to
recall the fact that , according to a letter re
ceived bv the Kansas people , the price of
stone delivered in Omaha was quoted by J.
S. Tobbets , who is still In the employ of the
Union Pacific. The letter was published iu
TUB Bnc.
Councilman Sander.
Councilman Sander has written homo
stating that ho will go on to Hobokcn , N. J. ,
to meet his son. Ho is expected to arrive
hoire on Sunday or Monday.
Tourist .Scnnon.
The sale of summer tourist tickets to
the eastern resorts commences Juno 1st.
The linost train that ever ran from
Chicago to the White mountains and
the seaside resorts , is announced by the
Chicago & Grand Trunk Railway ; it is
called : "Tho Sea Side and White
Mountains Special. " Ic is a solid Pull
man vcstibulod train , with oloctrio
light , library , barbershop , bath room ,
and dining car , and four magnificent
Pullman voatibulod sleeping cars. The
comnany has also published i list of
hotels and summer boarding houses at
the eastern resorts , and an immense
amount of information to summer tour
ists , railed free , by addressing E. II.
Hughes , general western passenger
agent , Chicngo & Grand Trunk Rail
way , 10U South Clark street , Chicago ,
JJIKI ) .
GAVIN Cyrus P. , infant son of P. A. and
Mary E. Uavin , ago 10 months. Friday ,
Juno 7.
Funeral Sunday at 2 p. in. from residence
in Walnut Hill.
Tills powder never varies. A mnrvol of purity
strength and wholesomonosa. MOM economical
thau the ordinary KlndH , and cannot bo sold In
competition with the multitude * of low cost.
inoriyrelghtaluraor phospnate powder * . Bold
only in cans. Koyal lluklns I'owdor Co12U
W ustre t New Vrorlc
CO.'S
It altolntclu vyre und
< ( < ji eoliilla ,
No Chemicals
tie uicj In IU preptrallon , II lili mort
Han Urn limit Hi HrtnyOt of Coi-oi
lulled with BUrch , Arrotiruct or 8iie > r ,
iinil U Ihcicfuro fir moio economical ,
touing tut ttan < mt nl a top. It If
delicious , nourlihlu ; , itrcngtlienlnff , l A *
iuv Diurbrru , uU tJmlraUy oJinlc-J
fjr Imilldtu veil it IHIIODI la l.lilL
Sold by ( IfOreri t > crithcni.
W. BAKER. & CO , , Dofcliester , Mass ,
Catarrh
IS ft blood disease. Until tHe poison 1.1
1 expelled ffoni the sjnterH , there can
bo no cure for this Ibntlmomo nnd
dangerous malady. ThotMofo , the only
effective treatment Is n thorough course *
of Ayor'a Snrsnpnrllln4thb ben tot nil
blood purlflors , The sooner you begin
the better j delay is dnnjr.ororls.
"I wns troubled wltltcntnfrh for ever
two years. 1 tried vntlmiri remodlcs ,
nnd wns treated by n nninbfir ot physl-
chins , but received no bonbllt until I
began to take Ayor's Siirsnparllln. A
few bottles of tills medicine cured mo ot
thli troublesome complaint nnd com
pletely re-stored mv licnlth. " Jcsso M.
IJoggs , Hohunn's ftlIs , N. 0.
"When Aycr's Snrsapntlll.i wni rrc
ommcndcd to mo for i atnrrh , I wns In
clined to doubt its olllcnry , Having
tried so many remedies , with llttln ben-
ellt , I hud no faith that nnytliltiR would
euro inn , I bccnmo omnchited from loss
of appetite and Impaired digestion , I
bad nearly lost the sense of smell , nml
my system wns Imdly doinnped. 1 wns
nbont discounted , when n friend urged
mo to tiy Ajor'fl Stirsnpaillhi , nnd ic-
f erred 1110 to persons whom It had cuicd
of rntanli. After Inking half n dozen
bottles of this medicine , I nm rotulnccd
thnt the only surownyof tu-atlng this
cl tlnalo dUcniii is thunigh the blood. "
Ohnrles II. Muloney , 113 lllvcr at. ,
Lowell , Mass ,
flyer's ' Sarsaparilla )
Dr. J. C. Aycr & . Co. , Lowell , Mass.
1'tlco $ l ; eU bottles , $5. AVorlli $5 n bottlo.
Ibo Regular Old-EstabMed
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
li still Treating with the Greatest
and SDCGESS
Chronic , Nervous and Mate Diseases ,
rwNERVOUS DEBILITY , Loit Manhood ,
Felling Memory , Exhausting Drains , Tcrrlbla
Dreams , Head and Back Ache nnj all the tfTecti
leading to early drcuy and peihap Consumption of
Insnclty , treated scientifically Ly new methods with
.
Of SYPHILIS and rJI bad Blood and Skin Dlo.
enica permanently cured ,
S-KIDNEYsndURUIARY mplalntsaieet ,
Gonorrhoea , Strlctu re , Varlcocsle nnd all dtseaies
of the Genlto-Urinary Organs cured promptly without
injury to Stomach , Klilney * or o-her Organs.
US' No experiment ! . Afte and experience lm
portant. Consultation free nnd sacred.
2J" Send 4 cento postapc for Celebrated Wcrka on
Chronic , Nervous and Delicate Diseases.
< R Those cuilcmplating Mmriage cnd for Dr.
Clarke's celebrated RuWe Mole -and Female , each
13 cents , both 35 cents ( sumjn ) . Corsult the old
Doctor. A friendly letter or callrnay save futnrc < uffer.
inc and .hamc , and add golden ) can to life. SHook
"Life's ( Secret ) Errors , " 50 cents ( staiiips ) . Mcdiclna
ar.d writings sent ever ) where , secure from exposure.
Hours , 8 to 8. Sundays 9 to 13. Address
F. 0. CL&RKE , fVt. D. , .
so. Clark Sfe CHICAGO , I8.U
DRS. BEITS & BETTS
1103 FAIINAM STUKF.T , OuAhx , NEB.
( Opposite Paxtoa HoUU
Offlce bourn , 9 . m. to 8 p. m. Socdays , 10 &
ni. to 1 p. m.
dpoclnllsts in Chronic , Nervous , Skin And
Blood Diseases.
S20r Consultation nt offlco or by mall fre .
Mealclnes sent by mall or oxpres" . Becurol/
pacKcd free fiom observation. Guarantees to
cure ( illicitly , safely and permanently
iipDifnno TiDnii TnVBi"-'rui"torr" | < pn' Bem'-
NbilVUUO UhDlLl II nul I.oshes.NIgntEmis.
ilontj , 1'hyslcnl Decay , arislus from Indiscre
tion , Kxcesi or Indulgence , producing falnep-
lessnehi , UeBpondcucy. 1'lraplos on the face.
aversion toHO-lety. easily cllfcour.iEeel , lack of
commence , dull , unlit for nturly or buslnesg.anil
flnils life a burden safely , permanently and
privately cured , ( -.usult urh. Delta tt Uetts ,
03 Karnai'i St. , Omahii , NoU.
tlicpQCni ' ypWHi. u disease
tJlnnil nn-1 Ql'in
1)10311 ullU ORIH MGdSlhnost horrible In Ita
results , complotelv enull < itocl without the aid
of Mnrcur" . Scrofula. Krj' lpelas , Foyer Bores ,
lllotchos Ulcere. I'ams la he Head and Hones ,
Syphilitic SoroTliront. Mouth und Tongue. Cn-
turrh. .Vc. . permanently cured where others
have failed. , , ,
Ifidnnu ITninnwr nnd Bladder Co.T.plalnts ,
tuQUGY. Urinary l-aimm. nmi-mt , too fre
quent Hurtling or llloody Urine , Urine hlun col
ored or with milky sediment on standing ,
Weak Jtack , fionnorrhaja. Gleet , Cystitis. &c. ,
I'romptly anddafely Curocl , Charges Reasona
ble.
STRICTURE !
moval complete , without cutting , caueyo or
dilatation. Cures effected at homo bv patient
without a momenta tmin or nnnovance.
To Yoiint Men ami Miflfle-Apu ! Men ,
A OITDD TlflDD The awful eirects of early
n uUlllj uUlttl VSr.e , which orinirs organlo
woakni-ss. destroying both mind and boar , with
all Its dreaded ills , permanently cured.
IIDQ nCWO AUt ess tnono wno uajro Impaired
1JHO , DIJllO thomsehes by improper luclul.
cences and solitary liablt. ! , which ruin both
bo < lv and inin-l , unfitting them for business ,
Btudy or mnrrlaifo. . . .
M AIIUIXD MEK. or thee entering on that hapPy -
Py life , twnro of physical debility , quickly M
OUIl SUCCKSS
Is based upon fact ? . Firm Practical Bxpa-
rlenco. Second Kvory carols especially studied ,
thus Htnrtlng aright. Third Medicines are pre
pared In our laboratory exactly to suit each
case. Uiimiiirectliif , ' cures without injury.
EaySend a cents postage for celebrated works
on Chronic1 , Ncrroni and Del'outo ' Jlseasou.
Thousands cnrej , f& , \ friendly letter or call
mny save you futuie auiforlnit and shame , and
dcl golden years to life. ttTHo letters an-
Bwered unless accompanied by 4 cents In stainja. ,
. .
UC3 Farnnm ftrtpot. Omaha. Nsb.
Piano
Roauirkablo for powirful sytniiatliotic
tone , pliublo nutlon and alisoluto dtira-
billty ; ! iO years1 record the lie t gunran-
tcoof the excellence ot thcso lustra
monts.
UHATBFUL-CU3IFOIITINU
s's Cocoa.
IlRKAIiTAST.
"By B thorough knowloiljo of the niturM
nbltiiiKOTcrn tliooiicrailonit of Uuottloii it'll nntrl
llunnnilbyK < ; nrorulupj'hitl-Ji ; of the tlnu.p.-jpjr
lilt uf wu- | ! < ictud OOCOA , Mr. Kpps hus prorlilu 1 our
Lreiiklnit tnblos wllli u delicately llavclroil liovera/j
wlilUtmar uvo ui itany lieuvjr doctors' blll . Hl
by the judicious uiu of nuuli articles of diet that a
contlltutlon rauy bu KTH luully built up until stroux
enoimh to reilit every londener to cllei e. llun-
drudi of eubtlo mnladiei are llimtlim around us reuJy
to attack hvruvt rltiurd It u weak uolnt.Vumar
ctcapa mnnr f falnl hull by kuupliiK uiirsvlvet wull
( ortltlcd with pure Llool and a properly nuurUhut
Jraino.lr-CUIIber lcB liaietio.
MuJoiluiuly with bollliuwitturnr milk , gold only
In half pound lint by Oroci-r * labeloJ ihu ;
TAM13Q T3DIK ! ? , Pfl lloma-oimthlo themUt
JAlUbu brru UUii LOMJU.N , UNULAMJ.
MONSTER SALE
OF SUMMER GOODS ,
"Wo commouoo today the most stupendous sale of thin Coats and Vests , "Wo
advertised last Avook that wo have oloaod out the entire stook of a manufacturer
of siimmor goods at figures that will enable us to sell them this season AT 5O
CENTS ON THE DOLLAR. The warm weather is here and the goods
are hero , and wo are ready to make good what wo promised. The goods are on
our counters on the second lloor : we are sorry wo can't keep them on the ground
lioor , but there is not room enough for them there , as they will fill nearly one-
half of the entire iloor. Still yon need not climb any stairs , as tlio elevator
takosyon up.
We have thin Coats and Vests enough to supply every man in
Omaha , and we ought to sell every Coat and Vest there is sold in
Omaha this season. Everyman , who values money and who
does not ought to buy his summer outfit of us. Competition is
nowhere.
"Wo will give you some of the prices , but that does not tell much. THE
GOODS TELL THE STORY , and only by an inspection of the goods .can
a correct idea be formed of the wonderful values wo are ollering in this salo.
Thousands of Flannel and Seersucker Coats and Vests , in very neat and tasty . S2 f
patterns , at 70c , for which other dealers ask § 1.50.
Very line Flannel Coats and Vests , in handsome plain shades , at 95c. No
handsomer coat and vest is shown elsewhere for $2.
Elegant Mohair Coats and Vests in all the now shades ; excellent goods ,
lish cut and all well made , at $2. The regular price for these is evqrvvsrlisitj -
One lot of extra fine ALL WOOL Flannel Coats and Vests , solid and hand
some colors , at § 2.75. Don't make a mistake , this is one of the finest flannels
made and STRICTLY ALL WOOL. Other houses are offering a cotton
mixed flannel for that price.
We have no sample pieces of these goods and cannot send any C. O. D.
For this sale all mail orders must be accompanied by cash.
Corner Douglas and Fourteenth Streets , Omaha.
TI&OUSEB.S
At this remarkably low prlco wo place
on sale a largo nsbortmentof desirable pat-
teins Men isTiouters. 'IHu lit and work
manship of theao garmentB can guar
antee.
_ _
Tljo larffcct , fuetest mid liiiett In the world
Taeicncor nccommodatlons. unexcelled.
Jic\v VnrU to Liverpool Tin < Jiippii l < nvt .
The Oolelirntcd I The 1 Inest FlcnrnWrd llniuW ,
C'llv of Jt unit | slill ) 111 IhoYullJ.I i\ '
Now York to Gkcgow via QuaonsU , . j.
llRVii.NiA , g.ilurtlny.liinoeih , nt 1 p. in.
Cm\UHA [ , Miumliiy.hmo r > thnt "n. m.
KTII iH'M.Miiunhiy Juno' ' . ' , ut I. nip. in.
ANUilinii A , Milimlny.Iiine i , ut IV < U a. in.
I intNi'sMM.Nitiird ly , .Inly II. at 11. a. m ,
111. vn.viA.Milurihi ) , , Inly ll.t > .u. m ,
( 'IIIC.IHHIA , Siiturdivy , July 21 , nt Noon ,
Kruiiii'lA.Nitunliiv. . Inly 27,111 4 p. in.
With rosular weekly i-allings thereafter.
PAI.OON lo Rln | iunI.lvnrpool , Ilcrry , lliilfuntor
Qut'i-nstonn tVJ to full by ( iluxitow sti'iiii or . Mliihil
upwind * by "City of Home , " Second Claii fill. Mner-
auo f.U KxcurHlun rntos re lured uvullublo for tlthcr
mile , tliunKlvInx privilege of hevlim In ono trip Ihu
Itli or Mvrser , riclurcatiuu Clyde , ortll anil soulh ot
Iri'liimt.
DXCIIIISHIXSTO 1'AIIIS OIlCO.STINKVTAr. TlllIllS on
i.ou r.sr TKIDIH. ' 1 rnvelern' Clrtnlnr Letters of Credit
find Drnltx for nny nmount nt lowest current rH'c .
Apply to any of our local agents or to
ilundorson Urjclurj , '
"
11. V , MODIIKS
C. II. KB.MH
Graceful Form ,
HEALTH
and
/COMFORT /
Perfectly
Combined In
InMADAME
MADAME FOY'S
Skirt Supporting Corset
It li nno nt the mom popular In thu nmrlct ana IOU
Dlen > llimdoulor lniiiiihu. 1'rlco H tf. ' : x
Fo7Harraca , k Chadwltk , New Haven , Csa .
Dr. J. E , McGRE W
ONE UK TIIK JlOsr hU
SPECIAI.ISTS
In the Trciilinciit of All Chronic , Nervous
and 1'iivnto Diseases.
Spormntorrluta , Irapotcncjr und KulllnR Mnnhonil
nb * > olnlely cure t. A cure RUtimntceU In nil forma of
1'ilviito llon ca , Mrituirux , Clcotc. . Cntnrrli ,
'llirout , l.uiik" < , "nil llu.trt DIsuiiacH , KIiOiniKUHi.i ,
hplnul unit tviunlo lltciios , lllood uml Skin Discuses
trcntcd Hucccsilully.
Ladles' Mint Kcntlemon's wultlng rooms ep.irrUo
nnrt entirely prlvato.
ruiiDiiiiatton free. Send for liookp. Scrrct nnrt
I'llvulu lli'onfcscitMiui.'iilso'U'ONiaiiMI.tr Dttu.isc ? ,
lUc uuch ( stninps ) , Troutuicnt b ) corrosponilcnco ;
fen < l rtnmp forrouly.
OFrJCB : 10TH AND DOUOLAS BTltKETS ,
OMAHA , NKII.
AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY'S
-c1- receives and
- - European Oopartmont
forwiirits nil clH8-os ot tmslnu&s by Oficli MulltStcaiuur
nnUliiK nl or dai > urllnri Irani Now Vurk.
BUIpnients from Kurnpocitu bo m iclo tllrcct br tbla
romp.iny tonlllnliintl IMrts uf Kntry In tbe United
kttitoH , uNo to Canudii unit Mexico , with or without
puymont of tlutlcsut Now Vork.
Itntcsnslown1 * the eof nny responslblecompiiny.
NciiAHi.MAir. : roitcusi'o.M jiousio uuoic-
KltAUHOHCAHTACi ; .
Jlonoy Onlcrt Indued pifablo nt 15,1X0 places In
UnltoJ Etitci : > , Cniiiidu nml Kurupo.
Airenclcsln Kiirnpc to whom shipments for Unltoil
times run bo ilellrerc 1 , or If from Interior polntj
hboulil boconsUnctl , ncrompunluil by Hill of l ltlliiK
und Invoice ccrlltlod before Amerlcun Consul :
TIIO3. MUADOWS & CO ,85 Mills Street , Clirnruldo
I nnilon , K. C , : 'Ji Water Street , l.ivtni'ooi , ; 1:1 I'lcc n
illlly , MANCHLHTKII iu llnnover Mruet , ( Ji.A-ninv , , j
Hue Scribe. I'AIIIH. K. IIIUIIAUI ) , 1 Hue Cbll ° u
IIAUVI : . N. I.U'ICHTI.NU.VCO. , 11" Iuucon tm"so ,
IIIIKMKN : 'M Ii < i\eiitlL-otli , lIASiMUiia , and 117 Am
Hnfun , llniMiNiiAKKN. :
The belt oiulpnd iijnisuro resort In thu
The iiltontlon yl.'lio pioplo of NcbniBku It rnlled
to thlsiu'iir livi'.tu risurt for oxturslonlBtd , plcnlo
parties ot ) . ' . , Iho bust of IHWX k'lven on all rullroiils.
Tli" Vurk Is Mtuutcil . < mlles Iroin Lincoln , and
COntMin IU ncrci of timber : Iho Inruett nd bust
iiiiuniui'il cult- , under tbo contiol nf llrown the fit.
inous Lincoln ciilurer ' . ' miles nf bnutlnui ill plcitii.
nro I.i.Uu 2 mimic nnd ilnnchnt Inilli ; buso bull
Krouiiils.inoit iiiiuplole In Iho ett ; 'U plcnla tables
with seiitsi spe.ikur.i utiuulx. The wonderful
Cuvlimiiii HprliiK.Uln alii batnlnu homes : cl wlni ! ;
tlBbt ropi' , WMeet lone , ii Icut above water. K. II.
AndruBiiuil Ken , Mnnaiiors. Lincoln , Nub.
TIMKEN SPRING VEHICLES
I Wui . .lrnlroiiMnJj < nu . _ Jry OnOI
Crontly Imnrovod nitli nwineinv rlurkKs nn on
Dla . .EiRleatrlcllnifi- / > rvi..TIii > iiprinxslenztli.
en and aliDrten acconllny to the weight put itn them.
Adauxl euillr well to rouKh country ur line
WilUlfo TOM host natlafactlon.
Successors to John U , Jacobs. )
Undertakers andEmbalmers
At tliooUlstanil HOT Funirun St. Ord rn by
pii uuUvltnl and piomplly attended ,
elcphono to No , " . ' ,
IVAI'UUS are
'uccusfully utod monthly by ever 10,0011
wlles. AroSafc , h'ffrctualand J'lcatant
\ pcrlKix by mall.orat ilruKKlsU. fleultd
ir/in / Jar B poRtage Ktampi. Ailiiitita
TUB i uiuuA Ciuuicil , Co. , DuruoiT , MICH.
For sale anil by mull by Guoilmun Drug
Company , Onuilm ,
J
H.W.Con , I3IH& DODGE BTS. , OMAHA. NEB * '
FOB TUB TBEATIIENT OP ALL
APPLIANCES FOR DEFORMITIES AND TRUSSES.- *
BsrtFacllltl
Treatment
KEDIOAL _
NINETY ROOMS FOR PATIENTS , !
BoardsAttendance , Beit Accommodation ! in Weit.
03" WRITE FOR CIRCULARS on Deformitiei and
Braces , Trucaej , Club Feet , Curvaturci of Epine , Hlei ,
Tumor . Cancer , C tarrb , BronchltU , Inhalation" '
Elsctriclty , Paraly.U , Epilepiy , Kidney. Bladder , '
Eye , ur , Skin and Blood and all Surgical Operation ! .
DISEASES OF WOMEN tiSlZ
. .
WOBPN Ufiiisiico.iHM.aEiT. ( STRICTU PRIVATE. )
Only Reliable Uodical Institute making a Specialty of
FBIVATB DISEASES
All Illood Dlicatoi luctf nfnllj trctlfl. ttplilllllo I'olioo
remote j fron ILo ijtltm vltlioot nicrcurr. S > . llrilorillli
Trnlnril for Lo. . of > ITAL I'U I II. Tirllci uutble lo tliU
uirnajUlrntfclnt liomrlcorrei | n Iture. All fonimuolti.
tloa.tonnjinllal. WeJIclnfiorlntrucicr.ljicDlbjnnllor i.
rrcmceurthrpiekeitoiDiirlti , olndlratoeoaenlifirirodcr.
, . . , .
.9 nice. BUI * ncorele , wnn queiuon nil. Adams
OMAHA MEDIOAI , & BUROIOAI. 1NBTITTJTB.
13th and Dodge Streets , OHAHA , UEB.
Du.U.0. WEST'S NBHVK AND HIIAIK
UK.NT , a Kuantntood spoclllc for HyuturU , Dlzzt-
nen. . Convulsions , fltH , Nervous Neuralgia.
IleaiUche , Nervous Prostration caused by tli
use ot alcohol or tobacco , \VHVofillucs < , Mental
Dupruaslnn , Softnnlugof tlia ilrnlu , resulting la
Insanity and loadlmtto jnlnory , decuy anil death.
1'innmture Old Age , llnrrennesi , I/osa of 1'owee
In eltht-r ti. Involuntary I.oaoei and Hpfnnat-
orlHL'n rauned by ovor-nxerlton of t ho lriiln.self
abnsii or overindulgence. Kuch box coitulns :
ono month's treatment. ll.OJ n box , or alx boxen
for1.nsentby ) mull prepnld on reeiilpt of price ,
WH GUARANTEE SIX BOXB3
To euro uny cane. With oacli order recolvod by
us for i > lx boxes , accompanied v , 1th S-VO ) , we wilt
R nd the purclnncr our written Kiiuiuntaa to r v.
fuml the money If tuo tin Umcnt does not cifect
a cure. Quarnutuca Issuoil only by Uoodman
Drug Co. , DrugulBta , Sole Aijeau , lllo 1'urnatn
itreot. Omuh Nab.
OUR CONDUCTED PARTIES S
Humor I'hnliii , ltint , turtlKii Moiii'jl > . | iir gr Cn.llt ,
I'nuiKirtx , ( Julila HiKjki , Maim , ( Xlblo CoJillolcl COO-
pous , Kin. t > rii < lfureli\ula > i.
THOS. COOK & SON , '
Gen'l Wctt'u Aucucy , UttV Hu. C.mL hi. , CHICAGO.
ll.l < _ li' ' > l ul' ' 'IH > < < I UK ri
Wltn. HooiHlkd
leiltlllDftna Il'vntu. klp Hik. blfflila
Himuf > l * kf If *