Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, June 19, 1889, Part II, Page 16, Image 16
THEjCITY. The county treasurer yesterday sent $82,009.05 to the state treasury , being the amount of state taxes collected In April and Mny. The case against John Sandahl , the fireman of the waterworks company nt Florence , charged with being the father of Rosa Schultz's illegitimate child , was settled yesterday , when San- dahl led the wronged woman to Judge Shields' court nnd made h6r his lawful wife. wife.O. Earth yesterday gnvo a bill of sale of his meat market , ut 2121 Leaven- worth street , to Glaus Siovors , the con- Bldoratlon being $100. A bill of sale was yesterday executed by Helen Matthewaon to Emma Matt- Bon , for $800 , on a sealskin sacqua and fuis and a varied collection of rugs , curtains , etc. Personal 1'nrnurnptis. J. II. Drake , of O'Nolll , Is at the Paxton.U C. P. Kilwnrds , of Auburn , Is nt the Mil- liircl. George U. Davis , of Porfork , is nt the Murray. U. M. Wllsoys of Blair , Is stopping at the Murray. W. A. HrldijcsB , of O'Nolll , la a guest nt Mlllard. J. A. Cnmpboll , of Seward , Is registered nt the Mlliara. Governor John M. Thayer will bo In the city to-day. II. S. Mnloncy , of Humbolt , is n guest at the Pnxton. S. P. Davidson , of Tccumsoh , is stopping at the Pnxton. C. P. Lolgh nnd wife , of Nelson , nro guests at thoPaxton. Henry ( St. Hayncr , of Sidney , was at t he Pnxton yesterday. * C. M. Lamb and W. M. Kennedy , of Chun ton were nt the Paxtou. Gcorgo H. Sclnimmul , of Grand Island , is stopping at the Mlllnrd. George F. Mllbourna and wife , of Mlndon , are guests at the Milhml. L. Wcsscl , Jr. , nndV. . C. Salman , of Lin coln , uro nt the Murray. Mrs. Gcorgo Armstrong and daughter Kiln have returned from the cast. Carl Morton and wife , of Nebraska City , nro registered nt tlio Murray. S. P. Heynoliln , of Wymoro. nnd Franh W. Miles , of DoWltt , nro at the Paxton. P. M. Gicon nnd B. J. Hunter , of Aurora , wcro In the city yesterday at the Paxton. Ziwh T. Lcltwlch , wife and daughter , 01 St. Paul , Neb , arc guests at tlio Murray. W. It. Fuller , F. H. Smith and A. W Toil J , of Albion , nro stopping at the Pnxton W. li. Uccsc , C. L. Williams , H. 13. Duck worth anO wife , of Wahoo , uro nt tlio Mil lard. lard.Theodore Theodore V. Day and C. F. Hull , ( of No llgh , were among yesterday's arrivals ut tin Paxton. C. A. Patterson , of Stratton , and F. C Martin , of Hustings , nro registered at the Pnxton. W. H. McAllister , E. II. Loib anil L. A Pnvne , of Grand Island , are registered utttu QA. L. Towlo , James L. Cooley nnd Va Unndn , of Nlobrara , arc stopping ut the Pnxton. H. J. Wlutmoro , of Lincoln ; W. E Krnuso nnd B. Goldsmith , of West Point. nr < nt the Millnnl. W. O. Lonp , T. E. Saundcrs nnd A. W. Hnnds , of Lii.coln , wuro among yesterday' : arrivals at the Millard. Mason Gregg , J. W. Doweiso , Fred Do- weiso. of Lincoln ; J. W. Wuldor. of Boat rlco ; Win. Patterson , of Central City , wen nt the Paxton lastiilght. Mr. Perry S. Heath- Washington corre spondcat of THE BUK , is in the city nnd w il remain several days. Ho is on ii'tour of UK west , which will extend to the mountains Yellowstone park and thu Dakotas. Mall 'Superintendent. L.L. Troy , assistant superintendent of tin railway mail service , Clilcaco , Ib a dclcg.iU to the A. O. U. W. convention nnd called 01 the Omaha boys yesterday morning. Mr Troy has the name of being the best man ir the service. _ Sevonty-llvn Pounders. E. J. Llttlcflcld , city p.issonger agent ol the Union Pacific received a cat fish from A , Mnyhoiv of Waterloo. It was caught in the Elkhorn river near Waterloo park. II measured four feet , eight Inches in inngtl und weighed seventy-five pounds. Cut oir One-third. Mr. Polack , who is selling out the rem nants of his clothing left by the lire , is dis gusted with the insurance business. His stock was Insured for $35,000 , and although all the stock was more or less Injured by Binouc , flro and water , if not by fire , ho was allowed but $17,00d. Ho claims that this is only two-thirds of what ho should have. PoHtoHico A flairs. A. P. Predrlcks , special agent from the department nt Washington , has boon hero and made an Inspection of the postofllco. He reports the business as being in flrst-clnsa shape. Postmaster Gallaohcr says that more carriers uro wanted nnd ho will ask an additional.appropriation for their pay. Marshal's Quarters. United States Marshal Slauchter and the chief clerk of the railway mall service have agreed to exchange oflleo rooms. This will give the marshal two chambers in the south , east corner of the nostoillco building , second lloor , untl the mall clerk one opening on Fir teonth street , largo enough for his uso. Al present the marshal's room Is limited. Her Jnw Dislocated by n Yiiwn. Monday evening while Annlo Baumor , a dc tncstla in the employ of J. O. Phillips nt Twenty-third nnd Cass , was yawning , slu dislocated her Jnw nnd was unable to shut her mouth. The pain occasioned by ho ac cident and the loss of all control over her Jaw made lior frantic and threw Her Into hyster ics until a physician afforded her relief bj sottlug the dislocation. A. Foolish Case. .Tho umbrella case , in which Mrs. Bunting was the plaintiff and her employer , Miss Sadlo MuGariglo , the defendant , came up before - fore Judge Borka at 11 a. in , It appeared in the testimony that Sadie runs a dressmak ing establishment nt 315 North Sixteenth street , and that siio Is a lively young ladj who Is fond of playing tricks on the girls in her employ. Mrs. Bunting's umbrella dlsup poured , nnd she charged Sadie witn taking it. Later the article was found under some strips of cloth , which had either bv accident or roguiah Intent fill Ion upon It. His honoi laughingly dlbinisscd the caso. "Water Notcn. Water was turned Into two of the settling basins of the now waterworks at Florence for the first time Monday , nud the test proved satisfactory. The work on the other two Is progressing. The l ro basins have a capacity of 18,000,000 m llj.is of water. Tlio work on the now waterworks nt Flor ence is being rapidly pushed to completion , At present 7-3 men nro employed by the com pany. This is outside of contract work , on which there are soinu 800 more , making up wurds of a thousand men. In the city ol Omaha there uro 800 men employed by the company , Ho Was Not it Woman. Among- the motley crowd arraigned before Judge Borka was Kit Hewing * , was a young cowboy from Mexico , who was arrested on the charge of vagrancy , ami who attracted con siderable nttoutlou by his peculiar appear- niico Ho was of small and blonilor build , bad refined features , a low nnd musical vnlco , while his hnlr , parted in the middle , bung m silken ringlets on his shoulders. The suspicion was that the prisoner was n woman , but ho disproved this and seemed very much amused over tlio Impression caused by his uftumluuto appearance. Ha was dressed in a cowboy outfit , and said ho bad come here us a horse trainer , but as ho found the city a poor place for his trade , bo resolved to return to the west. The Judge released him. TJI13 GUlttVAItCIS COMMITTEE. Itcsult of the First Conference With the Union Pacific Olllolnls. Yesterday General Manager Klmball , of the Union Pacific , received a telegram from Vice-President Holcomb and President Adams , In which ho was delegated with au thority to represent the company In the con troversy between the latter nnd the Brother hood of Locomotive Engineers over the scale of wages to bo paid the engineers on the ICnnsas Central. The grlovanco committee was nccordingly notified , nnd a meeting was arranged to open nt the headquarters nt I ) o'clock yesterday afternoon. About live minutes before the tltno set , Clinlrmrn Vro- man mounted the steps lending Into the bend- quarters , followed by nil other members of the committee. The knights pf thb throttle were cool , but openly evidenced determina tion. tion.At n o'clock the committee and Messrs. Klmball and Dickinson , the latter two repre senting the company , formally assembled. The engineers submitted a plain statement of their side of the case , and the pronoscd remedy. Mr. ICimball was very attentive , nnd Mr. Dickinson coolly listened to the status of the opposite side. Mr. Klmball , after the engineers bad given their views , took occasion to unravel the dlfll cultlcs which resulted In the misunderstand Ing. In the llrst place , ho informed thoongln cers that , as trafllo was exceeding light and money shoi t , tho.vthoonjlneerftshouldoxor- ( ) clso clemency and bo lt > npuf ( that the estab lishment of the reduced scale was prompted by the dullness In business. To this the engineers replied as follows : "You bear In mind , " said ono of the com mittee , "that stagnation In business has Its reaction in our case as well. When there is but little business you operate loss trains , and you do not ask our permission to reduce the number of tinlns , either. When you re duce your trnln sovico you reduce our wages correspondingly , and In many cases we uro thrown out of work in this way so you can readily discern that n dullness in business affects the engineers as well as the company. We nro paid a certain amount per mile , nnd in case business Is dull and wo make but half time , wo , too , arc the loscra. If wo wcro paid by the month then your nguniont would hnvo more force. " Mr. Klmball nmdo an occulnr survey of nil the faces in the room , and then turned his mind to another point. This was the ab rogation of thu agreement that applied on the Kansas Central when it was operated by the Union Pncillo direct. Ho thought that in setting ttio road out of the Union Pacific proper , the agreement was annulled us far as the Kansas Central was concerned. To this the engineers replied that , inasmuch as the agreement to p.iy a scale of SJ.S3 was en tered into , in which the Kansas Central was included , and In which the executive olllcora of the Union Pacific concurred , the reduc tion was a willful violation of the ncrec- ment , nnd that in making tlio reduction the manager had gone outside of thu limits ol his domain. That inasmuch as the executive officers ware a party to the agreement , and the Knnsas Central was still subject to their Jurisdiction , thu old contract should bo ad hered to nnd had to bo icspccted. Mr. Klmball stated that the Union Pacifir was paying a higher scale than almost an.v other road. To this the engineers de murred , nnd produced the scales of wages paid by the various roads cast uf the Kan sas Central , showing that the statement of Mr. Klmball was wrong. Chairman Vromar submitted n list of fourteen roads , among which were the Chicago , Milwaukee & St. Paul , the Chicago & North western , the Santa Fc , the Missouri Pacific , the Wabash , the Chicago & Alton , nnd the Kock Inland. In connection wilt this , ho produced the scale of wages paid tu engineers on these roads , which made the general average on each road named fS.OO , or 5 cents higher than the Union Pacific This was talked over to some extent , uui thu meeting adjourned to 10 u , m. , this mornIng - Ing , at wnich time Mr. Kimball will give t decisive answer as to whether the old or no\\ Bcnlo will apply on the Knnsas Central. Hi also stated that ho wasi desirous of obtaining some additional statistics bcforo ho gnvo hi : reply , which ho would procure in the mean time and bo prepared to give a final nnswoi nt the meeting this morning. The engineer ! fcol confident that ho will sustain the ok scale , and that no reduction will bo made. Sleepless nights inatlo miserable bj that terrible cough.Shiloh's Cure it the remedy for you. For snlo by Good man Drug Co. NO GIFT FKANCI11SES. Councilman Davis Snys No More ol Them Simula Bo Al ulc. "What nas been done with the subwaj railway question which was sprung again nl the last meeting of the council ? " was askei of Councilman Davis by a BEE reporter. "I got the papers only yesterday. There are two phases. Ono is uu ordinance in fuvoi of the Omaha Subway company , and the other is a resolution in favor of the electric companies. They want the city to put down the subwav nnd then lease It to them ut o fair rental. " "What action will bo taken on thotni" "Well , I suppose some of them will he acted upon very soon. I think the action will bo to submit to the people the ( itiestion of voting money to build the subways. I think the city has given away about all the franchises it ought to. " "Who compose the Omaha Subway corn- pan vi" "Tho old Dorsctt party , with Dorsett's name loft out. f f the ordinance is passed , the company will lay the Dorsott system , as it tried to do bcforo. Mrs. Balbach. has placed in Ray mond's window tin oil painting of hers which is to bo rallied for the bonoflt ol the Johnstown sullorers. ' Tickets arc on Bale ut the Excelsior oflleo and Ray mond's jewelry store at SI each. ET XU imUTIS. There Seem to l > o Few Angels In tlio County RuUcllng. County Clerk Roche says ho does not pro pose to resign. . "If anybody desires to prefer - for chnrges against mo , why doesn't ho do it ? I am ready to meet them and stand trial. There is only ono offense of which I can bo accused , and that is the' two or three sprees I have been on since coming into the oflleo. If the board undertakes to im peach mo for that , tlicro are two or three other olllcluls in the court house who must bo made examples of also. There is nt least ono who has bcon off drunk for u period of two weeks. " None of the accusations made ngnlnst Hoclio by Commissioner Anderson , regard ing excessive expenditures for stationery , overcharges in collecting , notary public foes , sales of mortgage records , etc. , hnvo bcon proven , and the cleric says : "My books are open to inspection. I would bo glad to have them examined. If they nro not kept In better shape than any of my predecessors kept theirs , then I am willing to subside and say no moio. All this howling In the Herald for * mo to resign or bo Impeached is made for political effect. I understand Put Ford wants my place for his soii'ln-law. Why don't some of them file the charges they seem anxious to have preferred I The state ment that my bondsmen hnvo nsked mo to resign Is absolutely falso. I told Mr. Hllpy two days ago that If I took another drinu of liquor during my term of ofilco I would then tender my resignation , and that is all that has ever been said. "I understand that Mount nnd Ander son were over at the Herald ofllco , and you know that accounts for the attack In that shoot this morning. They're nice people to sncalc around to trv and got others to do what they dare not do themselves. I wonder how it catno that Anderson once fell off a car and broke his leg. " Mortuary. Gcorgo Jolar , 20 years old , employed In the smelting works , died Monday night at St. Joseph hospital from the effects of oven heat. Ho was sick about eight hours. His funeral will bo bold this morning from Drexel & Maul's. The remains of G. G. Anderson were for warded lor burial yesterday to Moline , ill. , whore nn undo nnd stepmother of de ceased reside. Tlio funeral wus held at 3 o'clock from Droxcl & Maul's. It wus under the auspices of St. John's lodge No. ? 5. A- FA. . M. , and Forrest Lodge Knights of Pythias. Mrs. Jcauuio E. King , wife of the letter carrier , Chaclcs II. King , who died Mon day , was taken nt 8 o'clock last evening to West Union , la. , for burial. Thomns Holland , who hat boon employed In the Union Pncltlo shops hero for eighteen years , died at his homo , 810 North Tenth street , yesterday morning. Funeral Thurs day nt 0 o'clock , from the family residence to St. Mary's cemetery. Mrs. Fanny McLnughlln , wife of Bernard MoLnughlln , proprietor of the Osborno res taurant on Sixteenth street , died Monday night. Funeral notice later. The Boo Opcnlnp. The opening of Tnr. Bnn building on its eighteenth anniversary , which occurs to day , owing to the unfinished state of the main entrance nnd court floor , has beeu limited to members of the press , nnd city , county nnd state officials who hold cards of admission. Those cards must bo presented in all cases nt the entrance. On Monday nnd Tuesday , July 1 nnd 3 , between the hours of 4 p. m. nnd 10 p. in. a reception will bo tendered to mercantile nnd profcsslonnl men with their ladies by card Invitation. On Thursday , July 4 , the build ing will bo thrown open to the general pub lic. The programme for the day's celebra tion will bo published hereafter. The Inten tion Is to mnko this Fourth of July cele bration u memorable feature. "It goes right to the spot , ' ' said tin old man , who wus rubbed in Dr. J. II. Me- Lonn's Volcanic Oil Liniment to relieve rheumatism. _ THE I'.KIDGIC TO THE UliUFFS. How IHiich llns U Damaged tlio Doug- Ins Street Finns ? Mr. A. J. Popplcton yesterday , techni cally speaking , throw a client out of the dis trict court. . ) ml go Doanc , It seems , gave notice that as soon as ho' should finish the case of Joel West against Van Pelt Bros. , ct nl , ho would bo ready to take up ono more of the five suits of individuals ngnlnst the Omaha and Coun cil Bluffs Bridge mid Motor company. Gcorgo Warren Smith figured ns plaintiff in the first case. Then came Gcorgo Hoaglaud , after him Gates ot al , Barker ot nl and last , Louis F. Bradford. The cases are very similar nnd Mr. Pop- piston said if he could arrange with W. J. Connell , attorney for defendant , ho would like to try the Iloagland case llrst and then nil thu rcat together. Council said hu had prepared himself to try the Smith case first and preferred to tube them as they stood on the bulletin. Discovering that it was useless to press his wishes , Mr. Poppleton , addressing the court said , rather hotly : "Then dismiss the Smith caso. " The action seemed to surprise every one , but by throwing Smith over ho got to try the Hoagland case and on the result of that seems to hang the hopes of nil the others. Mr. Connell says ho uroposes in these cases to call things by their right mime * und muke it warm for somebody. "Tho news papers , " ho continued , "are tolling us that the future of our city depends on a frco rnilio.id bridge , yet what corporation is there that can bo expected to give us a frco bridge when such property owners as these plain tiffs Jump on it for damages. They meowing owing for the value of their lots now which have been increased three fold by the build ing of that Douglas strcetbridgc" 'Hie following bar committee appointed to examine applicants for admission was an nounced by Judpo GrolT : J. F. Morianty , J. H. Mclntosh , W. D. McUuo , H. C. Brome and J. P. English. Judge Doano gave notice that no case to bo tried by Jury on the civil docket will bo called after next week ; also that the dismis sal docket will bo ouHud July ! iO. The Jury in the cnso of Michael Grady against the American Waterworks compauy for $5,000 damages on account of personal injuries received while lowering pipes into trenches , returned a vcidiot in favor of defendant. Ed Maurcr nas filed au answer to the peti tion of Hose Andrcson , who charges him with having defrauded her out of money ; also lor damages en uccount of malicious prosecution. Ho denies every allegation made by Kose , and ruitoratos the truthful ness of everything charged by him against her in the ilrfat case. Robert J. Johnson has commenced suit against the Nebraska und lowu insurance company for SljlbS.bli , which ho claims for his services ns solicitor. Ho also allege ) that the concern is indebted to him for $ -i : 50 money paid out of his own pocket for hoise feed at Irvington at defendant's request , and 83 loaned by him , with which to pav the ox- uonso of canceling a > pulicy held by J. Bcssov. This makes the total amount asked for $1,219.73. Fred W. Gray sues Delia K. Vaughn for Sl.DDy.a'J , duo him as part payment for a bill of lumber purchased by her last October. Judge Giubb was engaged yesterday in the hearing of the case ot Craft vs. Littlu- llold , a suit for the possession of certain real estate in the Saratoga precinct. The trial of Edward Marsh , charged with the larceny of $01 , from the American Ex press company , was completed in Judge Hopowcll's court yesterday nfternocm , and the case given to the Jury. The case against II. H. Nolan , clmtcod with shooting Mrs. J. E. Gibson , Thirty-second nnd Chlcnao streets , was culled , and will bo tried to-day. The transcript of the case of C. F. Reed & Co. vs. Kdholm & Akin , was filed in the district court. The case was appealed from the county court , where judgment was given lor the plaintiffs for $303 on promissory notes. United Stutou Court. The bridge case , In which Johnson and McKniglit , Washington lawyers , nro plain tiffs ; is still on trial. A motion was made , and taken under ad visement , for a continuance in the case of John Fitzgerald ngainst t'uo Fit7serald-Mal- lory Construction company forSOJ.ODO. County Court. Judge Shields is trying nn Interesting suit , In which the loan company of Bishop & Wheeler claim to hnvo beoa beautifully worked by three men , Fred V. Fowler , Gcorgo L. Dunham and William E. Unities , on two protnlssorv notes of iJlOO each. They wcro held by Hnlnos , on Dunham , nnd were made payable to Fowler , with a second mort gage on town lots In Dunlap , In. , as secur- itv. After purchasing the notes Bishop and Wheeler concluded they lind been defrauded , nnd bring suit to recover tt.o f200. Klieumatism , BEING duo to the presence of nrlo acid in the blood , is most effectually cured by tlio u.so of Ayer's Sarsupa- rllln. Bo sure you get Ayer's and no other , nnd toke it till the poisonous acid is thoroughly expelled from the sjstcm. Wo challenge attention to this testimony : "About two years ago , after suffering for nearly two years from ihoninatlc gout , being nblo to. walk only with grunt discomfort , nnd having tried various remedies , including mineral watcis , without relief , I saw by an advertise ment in a Chicago paper Unit a man had bcon relieved of tills dlsticsslng com plaint , after lone suffering , by taking Ayer's Sarsnparilla. I then decided to make n trial of tills medicine , and took it regularly for eight months , and am pleased to state that it has effected a complete euro. I hnvo binco had no re turn of tlio disease. " Mrs. H. Irving Dodge , 110 West 123th St. , Now York. ' "Ono year npo I was taken 111 with Inflammatory rheumatism , being con fined to my house six months , I catno out of tlio sickness very much debili tated , with no appetite , and my system disordered In every \ \ ay. I commenced using Ayer's Sarsaparllla and began to Improve at once , gaining In strength and soon recovering my usual health. I rannot say too much in praise of this null-known medicine. " Mis , L. A , Stark , Nashua , N. II. Ayer's ' Sarsaparilla , nr Dr. J. C , Ayer & Co. , Lowell , Mass. 1'rlco Jl ; lz bottle * , | S. Worth $ J a VolUe. , A NATIONAL DANGER. The New York Mall nnrt Express In vofittq'ntOH n I'ohrtul Curno Tlint IB I.ilttlo Uiulors ( Toil An Knnrtnous Kvil Worse Xlldn Any That lins Threatened ' "I ow weeks KO by nowln which Iho commnnltr I * not H.irtloil by the Intelligence thnt some inanuf prumlncnce hns uililcnlr'l'ccn ) ' nccliidcd In nn n yMini orsomoprlvnlornrnl rolrent. The not Mint Isbonnl ntlilmN that exports In ojrobnl infection * linyo pro * nounccd his ( llscnse 'n , ro sic. " 1'nrnnltit 'llio liorror of tlio nao ; ti'tlnw dcnth In life-Hint u pnrollr. Atlonn Iliroowhoso nnmen nro known nil over llio Inml nro nowln iirncnr Now \orknwnlt- ln tlio cortnln end , nnrt thorn li not nn Intnno asy lum In the country in whlcli tlioro nro not numerous cici , nf persons of miniir ImllTtilunl Importance ( loomed to dentil by pnnuiilii , "With tcnycnrslt has constantly nml with nlnrm- Inn rnpiillty fncrcn cil In tlio United Slnlc * . until now It l nut too mticli to * ny that It Is onr lint lonnl terror. Innoimrt ( if tlio world Is It no frequent. And IU Mliilitts must npt to full upon tho'o who nro linttlit- O't , limit mentally active. , , . , Dr. Allen Mcl.mio llnml ton , who Is rocof nlic-d ns ono ( if the lilulicst Autliuntli's upon mcntnl illscn'es in this cnnntrr , wlicn ton nlti'il i few iliiys BKO upon the miilcct ol pnrosls for tlio purpoio of tnln nrtl- . ClC , Dllllll " IfcoiiBrcRldcnlof It In various astliinn nml In stitutions , ns well IK In my prlvnlo pnicllceanil rcc- nitnlzotho Incttlmt Ithasbi-tm ( liirlntflen yiiirs inxr' ton Illy niul nlnrmlnaly IncronsltiK. It Is n dl ( > . nu incident to the rnpla [ hour this conntry. In n inn- Jnrltj of ciisci It Is dlrottly ileponiicni upon vice , nnit not upon nctnM over-work nlono , Aicoholliin nml pyplililtlo UKcnsci nro frequently iniliicliiK CllllSf" . ' " ( Ircnt mcntnl fiitlauoiltli rnco.irsotostlninlnnts , clt'icr nlcohollo or hllicr oxcllnnts. l n urant CIUHO of pn rosn Any one n ho will work Imrtl , tirrlnipiox- ( Itcilly , nil dny lone , kcoinit ; | up to thu tn k Itli tlio llctltlons ciior y of ulculinllo bui inmos nml so miiln- tulnlnK M cciimi-itpd cnnilitlon ( if the lir.tln. H fnvuf lint n ill oimo of the lilouit Toiicln uf the brnln , n lilih re ults In piiruHls. " Such , Is a comletm'il view of tint terrible coin. iilnlnt. With siu h Men M.irlim us in thu liuu nml the incillcnl profcs < lon pmvcrlO'S to nirost them , wlmt ciui ho ( lone ? .Nothlntt but to trust In MIMIO inn- romv. . 1'orlHnnli'ly , for the hclpli'i" < vlcllii , thuro Is n msfovi- \ , anil n * cli > iitlllronp , tlnit win cum jmreiln. Tim Into 1'rof. riii'lps. ( if Outiiuiiilli CnlloKi' , rcnllnnK the nojil of Minn ) nbrolnti ) runudv forivcr-bnritcni.-tl Aminmis , lu-Knn lapotlnipnllniti niul nl ln > tul uo\cruil the nirviiily ctlchmtoil IMInux Ci'lory Conipoiinil , An Its niiino Implies , the b.isls of this ul coviry Is onouf tlio Krenimntrvurosloieri , hrnln icnunin , know.i to thu norlil , nmnulycelery. This itrcnt ulumunt Ix iiiralully cmiiLlr.i'il wnlidiiii r JNOII knonn properties nml furnl lies tlio 01 ly ubso- Intely i-vrtnln juirj nn.l Kdjiitlila ri-mouy lor pnrcKln , In nil Its iniiiiv lunl'.i.'o loriun , Unown to molurn Bilcnoo. Ills not u nervine , n MrKiipnrllhi , or ( ' rente , but n nim'ovi.uv. nml It hits 110 conuilolo Indorsement nf tlio best noni ) nml briiln exports In tlio Inn I , I or this reason vo iirj u ml Ills liuiigtolil everywhere nml Is doing such [ front k'ocul. In IEKJI contrrcttd lilood 1'olsnn of bail Ivpc , niul vvus treated with mercury , jiotaih nrd t-rrsiicrilla mlsltirc.qrottligorEonllllio lime. 1 took 7 nmnll bottlc-i B. S S. u hlcli cured 1110 entirely , mid no tIfji of tlio dreadful discard linn rc'nn id. J. C. NAI.TI : , Jon. 10 , ' 69. Hobuyllle , lud. My lltllo nlcco had lito ! fuelling to tuch en extent that fiio v , iu ecu * fined to tlio bid for ft long time. Jloro ( Inn 21 i Icc3 of boco cr.mo out of litrle ? , r. : : I tiu ! doctnn tald amputation \.ait'io cnlyicmctly to c3\olurlUc. I refilled Iho opt rctlon and | mt l.cr on KS.ii. m d rl-.o la now niinulrctharmllnnscoodhciiUhiia any child. Miss ANMIJ flruuxo. fcb. II , 'C9. Columbus , Oa. Hook on Blood Drapes f nt free. Swirr hi'i.cino Co. Drawer 3 , Atlanta , Ga. DRS. BETTS & BETTS liS8 FAIINAM Siur.aT , OKAUA , Nua. ( Uppoalt * I'oitcn UotoU OEce noura , 0 a. n. to 8 p. n. Brutal t M a ra.toip.in. , imperialists In Chronic , Ncrrons , Bkln nd Blood Diseases. , ta Tousultatlou at office or by malt fres. Medicines sent by mull or express. = ocuruly packed , tree from obsen ntlon. Uuarantnos to cure quietly , snfely anil pernianantly. MDDTmiTC ! THniT T1 > V Spffrmutorrhnsa. semi- nhftYUUo JJhDlLlil nlil I.osso3.NlghtEral3. tloni , I'nyslcal Decay. nrlsluB from Indiscre tion. Kxiesi or Indulgence , producing Sloop- , Kefyondency. 1'lmples on the face , aversion to toclety , easily clk-couraged , lack ol confidence , dull , unlit for study or buslness.and Qmla llfo ti burden. Bnfely. permanently ana privately cured. Consult lrs. Uetts le Bctta , 408 l-arnnm St. , Oiuihn , Neb. Blood and Skin Disease results , completely erndlcfttcd without the Bid of Mflriuri' . Scrofula , Kryslpel'is ' , Fever Sores , lilotches. Ulcers. 1'alna iu the Head and Iloneo , Syphilitic Sore Throat , Mouth and Tongue. Ca- tarrli.c. . . permanently cureU where others have fall ? d. TTninanff nn(1 Bladder Complaints , i urinary , . tiuent HurnliiB or nloody Urine. Urine hlgn col oreil or with milky sedlmont on standing , Weak Hack , Gnnnorrhrca , Uieet , CystltK &c. , Promptly andSafoly Cured , Charges Reasona ble. moval complete , without cutting , cnusUc or dilatation. GUI es oil octet ! at homo bv patient without a moment ! tmlu or annovanco. To Yonngr Men and Middle-Aged Hen , A < 3ITDD TIIDl ? The awful eltects"of early li OUltD uUltD VVe , which mines organic vriMkiiens. destroj inuboth mind and bodr , with all its dreaded UK permanently dhrcd. nna 07111110 Arti ess tnouo wno najre Impaired lIuUi DullU themselves by improper indul- gence-n nnd solitary habit' ) , which ruin both body and mind , unfitting them for busiuess , etudy or marriage. MAURISD MEN. or those entering on thathap- PT life , aware of physical debility , quickly as ' 1SttQ ! < OUIl SUCCESS la based upon facts. First Practical Brpa- rlcnce. Second Kvory case Is especially studied , thus starting aright. Third Medicines are pre pared in our laboratory exactly to suit each case , thus atfcctlntc cures without Injury. C "bend 8 cints postage for celebrated worka on Chronic , Nervous and Delicate Diseases. Thousands cured , t37 A friendly letter or call tmiy saMi you futuie suirorlnc and shame , and add. golden jears to llfo. ( ST No letters an BU ored units * accompanied by 4 cents in stamp * . . IiU3 rarnain Hr-tooL Omaha. K b. JkUCTOK C. I. Jordan I.ute of the University of Now York ( 'ity nnrt 11 ow ard Untvorslty , wusli- Inirton , 1) . O. HAH OPFICKS No. U1U and till Cornerl'lfteunthnnd liar ney nts.t Umaha , Neb. IM here nil curable case are treated with sun COBS. , ABTKMI , Dysi-Ki-siA , ] ) KIF NKS-4. KlliUMATlSU. ! ALL NUKVOUS AND tiKIN D KAHKS. UATAUIIII Cuiuu. : CONBUI/rATIONutolllcoorbyinall. ! ! . Oitlce hours to Ilia. m. . a to 4 ji. m. , 7 to 8p. m. . Sunday olllce haunt from U a. m. , to 1 p. m. ManydUeases urtf treated succcmf ully by Dr. Jordan throuKi the inallB.and It Is thus possible For those unable to mnko a journey to obtain UCOKBSFOf , lIOSIUTAli i'ltKATMUNT AT I'll Kill HOMES. , . Ftnd for book ° u Diseases of Nose , T .roat , Jl. M. llnmlln , I'liiunlxlns. Co. H. A , Orchard , Carpet Dealer , John Mielby. drocur. John Ktibli , Cit/ Treasurer GOLD MEDAL , PARIS , 1878. W. IIAKEIl & CO.'S Ja ubiottitrlu > 't ro rind it is soluble. No Chemicals re used In lu prtptmtlon. It h i i/urt Man ttrn llmll Hi Hrtnytt of Coco * nilied willi bUrcb , Arrowivot or Suctr , and li thtrcfura fur moro ccouoinlctl , tatting lilt ( tan on , ttnt a cup. II U dcllcloui , uourliUcf , iUc Kthcnln ( , L'i. I C1I.Y DlQUTLP , lllU duilicbly tdtlittd II for luytllji M * tl | n IHTIOUI la liralUb bold tjroiern currnhere. BATTER & CO , , Dorchester , Hasi THE SALE Our extraordinary sale of Summer Coats and "Vests will bo continued this week. This is beyond a doubt the most remarkable sale oC the season , as the goods are almost slaughtered. Wo can unhesitatingly say that never before was such an opportunity ottered to buy at one-half their value seasonable goods just at the time when you need them most. Our 70c Coats and Vests are "all the rago. " We have added this week several now patterns and you can choose now from six different styles , every ono of them as neat and tasty a Coat and Vest as you over bought for $1,50. Another Coat and Vest which excites the admiration of every customer is ( ho fine Mohair at § 2. Such a Coat and Vest has never boon offered for less than $ ! . In addition to those wo have received during the past few days several lots of very fine grades of thin Coats and Vests. These are from the same purchase , but wore delayed on the road through the Pennsylvania flood. Wo have marked those goods at correspondingly low prices and offer : Several lots of very fine Pougea Silk Coats and Vests at $3. These are gar ments for which other houses would charge $6. Extra fine Drap d'Eto Coats and Vests in four beautiful shades at § 3.75. These goods are the finest that can bo had , are cut and made in the best of man ner and fit elegantly. Fine clothing houses charge for same Coats and Vests about $7. * One of our Douglas street windows is full of these goods and is just now the most attractive place in the city. In connection with the above we offer to-day : 200 very fine blue Serge Suits , elegantly trimmed and made , at $8.90. We warrant this to be ono of the finest Serges made and of fast color. We sold the same goods early in the season at $12.50. This makes an elegant Summer Suit. We are again on hand with the most complete line of Summer Neckwear ever shown. The fact that this Department is the largest of its kind in the city insures the largest choice of styles , while the values speak for themselves. Our customers will remember the extraordinary values we gave in this Department in former seasons. We can assure then that we will do still better this season. Our stock is larger , stvlos are nicer and prices still lower. Corner Douglas and Fourteenth Streets , Omaha. Who dcslra to bo well nnd comfortably iliessBd , sliould not f.xll to look through our complete stock ot clothing and fur" nlshings foraummer wear. MAX MEVEIt. ABOI.PH MEYEH. Kntnl > Ilslicl 1800. GREAT BARGAIN SALE IN I 1AXOS. 1'rlco. Cash. Monthly. 1 Stelnw ay Square . JIM.OJ &r > UO gio.U ) 1 KnabeHauaro . ITS.1 * ) 15.111 111.00 1 Dairies Ilroj. . iniiiro , , ITu.iX ) 15.00 1U.IX ) 1 Mullet , Davis & Co. kti. llll.iK ) 10.0) 10.0.1 1 Kmi-rsoiiNiuaru . 1X.00 ( ) mo ) 7.uo 1 Marshal & Wendell sq. li"i.UO nun K.OO 1V. . W. Klmball Biuaro 100.00 lU.tt ) 7.0J 1 Chlckerlns Upright , used -years . XH.OJ 25.03 15.00 OKGA.VS. 1'rlco. Gush. Monthly. 1 JInson Hamlln , used 1 year . JT5.00 JIU.OO J liiylor li Farley , used 1 your . : o.m 10.00 8.00 1 Ettey , iibed 8 inos. , cost new Jl.'K.OU . 0000 10.00 8.00 1 Uurdotte 7.0J 500 1 Tny lor i : Farley . iT > oo 8.00 IMuhon llnmlln fi.OO . 1 lleatty ( .T stain ) < 0.00 8.01) ) 7.W ) H ery instrument guaranteed to bo In good order , llrlug this ad. with you , and avoid mis- takes. Any of these Instruments taken in ox- cimngo for new nt name prlco any time In one year. Cnll early and get a barguln. MAX MEYER , & BRO. 1522 and 1621 PARNAM STREET. fl BnCITIVP ForLOBTorFAILINO MAIIHOODl M rUdl 1 1 V C oentral and MERVOV8 DEBILITyi ( PTTT ? T1 Wetkneu of Bodyind Mindi EffectJ \J U JOiIA ofEmricrExceuei In Older Young. Uoboil , KoliU niSHOdll fullr llMtorrd. lion to Eottricr > fa Blr. lteolik \ , L.SIIKVUXJI U(11UUM ( * l'4USof IIUIIYi il.olul.lr u.r.lllm IIOBK TIIKiHU1T-ll tlUl la \ d.j. Hra Icitlr/ from 41 Hlctri , TtrrKorlri. und ) ortlH Caaatrlti. Mack , foil j > l ll < , Bd iroor.Biiltc4 ( ieil a > frt > . i IP | UtAlRAl CO , . DUtfAlQ. ( I 1 , OMAHA BU8INEH IVAPItRR ara Bucceajfully used monthly by over 10,000 Ladies. AroSafe , Effectual and 1'lea.sant 81 piTunxbymalIoratdrurKl ( > ts. Staled I'urliculan S poitage Btanipg. Addroui TUB EcnsKA CHEMICAL Co. , Durnoir , Micu. For Bale und by mail by Goodinun Drug Company , Omaha. A pents wanted. New Utensil. Bells sight iXHxcluslve territory , lilg lirollts. Salary ; oodimu. Howe Co. , U Hanover Bt , , IloatOB , 20to60 DAYS. This is tt disease which Las heretofore Baffled all Medical Science. When Mercury , Iodide of Potassium , Sarsnpt rllla or Hot Springs fall , we guarantee a cure. We have a Remedy , unknown to anyone In the World outsideof ourCompnuy , and onutlutha9 to cure the most obstinate cases. Ton days in recent cases does the work. His the old chronic deep seated cases that we solicit. We have cured hundreds who have been abandoned by Physicians , and pronounced Incurable , and we cnallenge the world to bring us a case that we will not cure In less than sixty dayx. Since the history of mealclno a true specific for Syphilis has boon sought for but never found until our was discovered , and wo are Justified In saying It is the only llemedy in the World tnat will pos itively cure , because tlio latest Medical Works , published by the bent Known authorities , say tnoro was never a true specific before. Our rem edy will cure wuen everything else has failed , Why winto you time and money with patent medicines tnatuover had virtue , or doctor wltii physiclanH that cannot euro you , you that have tried everything else should come to us now mid Ki-t permanent lellof. you never can got It else where. Mark what we say , in the eud you must take our remedy or M3VKR recover and you that have been allllctod but a short time should by all moans come to us now , not one In appears again In a more horrible form. This is a blood Purifier and will Cure any Skin or Blood Disease when Everything Klso Fails. NOTICE We desire to caution patients In re gard to parties claiming to use tlio vJook Hem- edy. Our formula Is not nnd OANNUT bo Known to anyone but outuolves. THE COOK REMEDY GO , Rooms 418 and 419 , Paxton Block , ALWAYS DRINK wlth LEMONADES , SHERBETS , AND ALL COLD DRINKS. rill cnrcctllic < l iiui/litj in- iii'iiccofJcc tin the Ktoiiiiiclt. ror Men Hiilth Preiervlng , for Children XnvlfforAtlag , &nd Ke * .frtitlDg . for All. IbeEeit BUQ. mer Dereriee In Exlitence. War ranted Strictly Tare ind Unfer- mesttd , An Efficient Remedy ( or liUrrhait , Cholera Morbui. Drienterjr , and all Dliorderi of the Eowcli. XASII viLi.ET NNJuno 0 , ' 67. JltSSKS. I.OVKNTItAI. llHOS. Irnrfilrs-Ilmvo : tried llio JIunBnrlBii Illncklicrry Julco > on so kindly ent inc. It In tli ( i no plus ultra o ( Kuiiiincr ( Irlnkn. It IB fre from ali-o- hoi , Bllajs tlilrtt , tones tliu dlet'Stlvo orfinnn , 1ms n Jlno nromatlo lla\or. and In Just llio Ililnit for ( llnrrlia-nl trout ) . CH In tlin I'pntcil ' term. A AllLKbl-OONrUJ. IN A lll.ASS OF ICK WAT13H OUTNECTAItH NJIUl Alt. JU'niiootdilly. T. A.ATOIIIHOM. M. D. For naloliy UtiiERliti , I.i'i ' Dealers and ( Jroctrs , State Line. TodHusgow , liclfnst , Dublin and Livurnoo From New York Every Tuesday , ab n passageKV > to J-VJ , according to location of stuto room , Excursion W > tu &rj , Ptccrngo to nml from Europe at Lortcit lutes , AUSTIN HAMWIN A : CO. . ( len'l Aitents , M liroailway , Now 1'oric. JOHN IJUJCJEN , Oen'l Western Agent. 101 HanilolpU Ht , , Chicago. HAimV 15. JIOOHIIS. Agent. Oinnlm , Hoduccd Cabin Itutos to Glasgow Ex hibition. Remarkable for powerful sympathotlo ono , plinblo uctiou and absolute dura- jlllty ; 80 years' record the best guaran tee of tlio excellence of these instru- nonts. WOODBRIDGEBRQS , N.W.CQR , I3IH&DODOEST8. , OMAHA. NEB. FOB TUB 5BEATMENT OF AU. . APPLIANCES FOR DEFORMITIES AND TRUSSES.1 Beet Facilities , ApparntiunndRrmfdlcsforSucctEifu ! Treatment of every lorm of D'teaco rfnulrlnz MEDICAL or BUEOIOAL THEATKEKT. NINETY ROOMS FOR PATIENTS. ! Boards Attendance. Vest Accommodation ! In Weib CCTWniTE TOR CIRCULARS on Deformities au4 graces , Truucs.Clubl'cet , Curvatures of bpme.rilej , Tumors , Cancer , Catarrh , Bronchlti , Inhalation. DISEASES OF WOMEH fc "KlUVKI.riM.Y ilMIKDA MliO WOSKN llLIU\llCOMlM t\T. ( STRICTLY Only neliable Medical Inttitute matl All lilood DlKo.ti iuectiprmir treated , tirplillllli folioa Jeinor 4 from the ijtlna llhout mercury. lfn llr > ( orillt > Trutmcnt foi-lx , , . of I m , I oil kll. r rlle un.t-le ( o vlill imajotre | > teUtlioiaebeorrrioi | > ' /HcommuDlci- - lloniconajeutial. UedlclaciorlnMruiumliitutliilniilloril' ( rcii > fCurflTi | ckcJBoiiinrki lolnJIrnloconunlioritocltr. ) dconiulln Illi ; Uleet and > > rlcooel > , vllli qucillon Ilit. jtddrrii OMAHA MEDICAZ , Sf BUROIOAI. INSTITUXE , 13th and Dodge BtreeU , OHA1IA , NED. Iu.E.O. WEST'S NKIIVB AND DRAIN T EATV MK.NT , aguaranteoignocluc for Hyuterla , Dlzzl * ness. Convulsions , I its , Nervoua Neuralgln , Headache. Norrous Prostration caused by th use ot alcohol or tobacco , Wnkefulaos , Mental Depression , Boftenluvof the Drain , resulting Itt Insanity and leailliiK to misery , decay and donth. I'lemutura Old Aite , Ilarrenness , I.ono ot 1'owoV In either sex , Involuntary Lossas and Hpermixt- orliuja caused by ovur-exertlonof the hraln.self. ahum or overindulgence. Kucti box containd one month's treatment. 11.00 u box , or six boxe,1 for M.UB8nt by mall prepaid on receipt of price , WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES To cure any case. With each order received b * us for six boxes , accompanied with Jj.W , o will send the purchaser our written guaruntua to riv fund the money If too trnitment does not eifeok cure , auarautoas Issued only by Uoodman Drug Co. , UrugRlsts , Solo Agcntx , Ilia Farnam ttreet.Omahk Web. . . . GOSHMAN PARK , The beat cnulpml rilomuro roiort In the writ. 'Iho attention of llio i < eui > lu of Nuliruikn l called to Ilil * near Jiunoui ruiurt for oxcurnlonl t , iilcula liarllututc. Tliu tiuttuf rutoiidYcn on nil rullruuilf. 'llio liurk u mtuntud i nilRin fruui I.luculn , ana contain ! Ul ncre of timber ; the lurueit and botC noii | iil ! tufu , under tliu control of llrcmn tlio fa. noun Lincoln caterer 'i mllci of lioiitlnui 2U i < leai * uro koutu t muilu and dunilUK liull | buns bull itrounui , inoucoiiiplutoln lliuwu tl TU utcnlo tsbl wltli lonlii ipenkorn iitundi. The wnnilurful Juflimiiu Hi > rlni ; , Uln lli tnllilnu liouioii Mbwlng" ; liiht ropu , W > Icol loiu , n feet abuvu water. U. 11. AuUtumuil Bon , MaunsQrn , Uuculn , Nub. and TumoriCUItEDi nn , kotfet beokfrio. L.u.UiiUiUiEL. , i , , . , Wuaay , lu ,