THE OMAHA DAILY B&E : SATURDAY JULY 27 , 1889.
THB CITY *
Llconso to wotl was Issued yesterday
morning to Henry I. Lontz. of South
Omaha , nnd Dollio Decker , of Hamilton ,
Nob.
Nob.A
A permit wn8 granted the motor com
pany yestorcay to lay n double track on
Eleventh street from Williams to Cns-
lollnr.
It Is reported thnt Frank Johnson htts
retired from tlio Bank of Commerce on
Fifteenth street to manage the north
side branch.
Between COO nnd COO colored pcoplo
nttondcd the picnic given by the col
ored members of tlio Masonic crufU at
Blair Thursday. .
A business mooting of the Second
District Ninth Ward Republican club
will bo hold ut the corner of Lowe nnd
Mercer nvonuo to-night.
The people of Twonty-ninJLh street ,
Bouth of Lenvonworth , are asking for
crosswalks. Major Bulcotnbo , Biiye that
the mutter is solely under the control of
the street commissioner.
The police have bocn requested to
look out for Hurry Moore , n nine-year-
old boy who ran iiway from homo tit
Falrmount , Neb. , on Sunday , in com
pany with n middle-aged tramp.
Mrs. Charlotte Anderson , n , widow
ngod eighty-one years , and an old set
tler of Omaha , died yesterday morning
of heart disease. The funeral will beheld
hold from tlio residence , at 1122 North
Sixteenth street , at U p. in. to-day.
The Cinnamon nrraslod in an opium
joint on Tenth street on Sunday night ,
were discharged , the oily attorney stat
ing that hu could not innko a case
against them , as the proprietors of the
place were not charging for tlio privi
lege of opium smoking.
Ed B. Dutton and ono Bcattin wore
arrested yesterday afternoon for having
n.largo numborof stamps In their posses
sion which tlioy were soiling tu ti dis
count. Immediately after their arrest
n warrant was sworn out against Dut
ton on tlio clmriro of grand larceny.
Mr. W. P. Holdon , a clerk in the es
tablishment of E. E. Howies < fe Co. , was
badly Injured in a runaway accident
near Victoria , Nob. , on Monday. The
young man , who boards at 11205 South
Thirty-first street , while In the city ,
was spending a vacation near Victoria.
Deputy City Comptroller J. K. Coul
ter , who is auditing the books of the
board of education , has completed the
work foi"tho fiscal yo < ending Juno HO ,
1888. A balance was struck last even
ing and all moneys found correct. The
accounts for the last fiscal year will bo
tukon up at once.
Judge Borkaheard the testimony in
nn adultery case yesterday afternoon.
John JL. Butler accused his wife Hello
of infldolity with a young boy ir.uuod D.
Huot/.oll. The testimony showed that
the boy had boon arrested while in bed
with the woman. Both were bound
over to the district court , the woman in
8200 and the bov in ! 00 bonds.
Personal
Hon. Alvln Sauuders and wife Uavo rc-
. turned fiom the cnat.
Mrs , John Kcmvick .of Larnmle , Is a guest
of Mrs. Ulclmrd Wuurno.
' Boa Hlldobriind , editor of the Puwnoo
City 1'rcss , is the city on business.
K. C. Patterson imii wife will sail on Au
gust 7 , for u two month's tour 111 Europe.
Mr. J. N. Halliburton , of Milan , Mo. , were
nmong tlio visitors to Tin ; Hcu buililiujj yes-
tcriluy.
Mrs.Villlmn Nalsmlth , of Laramlo , is vis
iting her daughter , Mrs. Ilobdrt McKmloy ,
on Soutn Eighteenth street.
Mr. J. F. Wilcox , of this city , loaves for
Htnvllns , Wyo. , xvhcro ho will bo ia the em
ploy of the I'nciflc Hotel company.
Snmucl Gamble , man tiger of the Conti
nental clothing house , returned from Boston
and New York yesterday morning.
John P. Schminlco has returned from Salt
L'alto City , where ho loft his wife to spend
several weeks in the hope that her he.illh
would improro.
Mr. Clmrlus J. Smith , of tlio Milwaukee , is.
In the city. Ho rcprcionts the American
Publishing roiiinany , and in.ikcs a specialty
of perspective lithograph maos of pities.
Mr. FrcdLoowc , who has been in business
In Omaha for several years , and lately with
J. L. Brandois A : Sons , leaves to-day for
West Point , Nob. , where ho will open a first-
class shoo store. Mr. Louvve has made many
friends while in Omaha and tliuir good
wMien go with him and his family to his now
liomo.
The Now York Press of a rceont I'nto '
* nyn ! "Mr. Gconjo O. Hriifu'i , of 1333 East
Tenth street , was ailmlttod to the b.ir Tues
day. Ho Is a graduate of Colnmtilu oollr-iro
law school , and has had active experience
With aomo of Now York's foremost law
Unas. Helms , besides , been engaged in the
compilation of legal text bonks , and with
practical and theoretical knowledge com
bined , will soon build up n lucrative law
prnclico. " Mr. Briggs was formerly a resi
dent of Omaha.
'Mr. It. Hosonthal loft yesterday afternoon
for the cast. While one ho will visit Balti
more , New York city , Buffalo , Grand K\P'
ids and other furniture centers. Before go <
, ing ho visited the new BEK building anil ex
pressed himself us not only astonished at its
niagnillccnt proportions , but was greatly
pleased at Us olcgaut nuuoliitmcnts. Mr.
liosonttial said that lie had not seen the
equal of the building ia any eastern city.
The court called forth his greatest admira
tion. _
Whero'H thti Owner ?
Charlie Stewart , a well known Omaha
crook , liaa been arrested nt Cedar Haplds ,
la. Ho had in his possession a fine gold
watch nnd a pocketbook with the name
"Garland , shoemaker , Omaha , " printed
thctelu. _
Hasn't tlio bparlcler.
Mary Rastnusson , a bright-eyed young
lady , put in an emphatic plea of not guilty in
Judge Berka'a court to the churgo of steal
ing a diamoL'd ring from Mrs. C. D. Towslo.v
in whoso employ HIO | worked as a servant ,
'I'liO case will bo heard to day.
A Word to Tlio
William Holcomb , of Broken Bow , 'has
written to Chief Soavoy , Inclosing ton cents
ns cigar money , for information as to tlio ox.
istcnco of a tile factory at or near Omalia.
"Why don't thcso tile manufacturers ml-
vcrtiso their business , " the letter concludes.
Wanted In Munola ,
Chlof Soavoy has received a letter from
Munclo , fad. , stating that Samuel llorr ,
claiming Omaha as his homo , is wanted there
for iho larceny of a gold watch. Herr was a
member of company 11 , Second United
States Infantry , and was discharged at Fort
Oinulm about u year ago.
Ooodrloh Ilnll'N Sale.
The execution , hold by DonnU Fltrpatrick
against Goodrich hull \vassatisilod yesterday.
Ho purchased the building tit sheriff's sale
last wcok for 525 , and would have received
n deed to it , but Gcorgo Armstrong called on
tlio Bhctiff with a roll of money , satisfied
claim , nnd got a clear receipt.
Srtuion
Henry Gibson has just issued , In a strongly
bound leather volume , the laws passed at the
last session of the legislature. The pub
Usher 1ms been complimented by tha sccro
tnry of state for having ; gotten out the work
more quicldy than It was over printed before ,
except whuii the work was doiio by the sauio
publisher.
Trndo Journalists.
J , Now , Nlnd , editor of the Mississippi
Valley Lumberman , published at Minneapo
lis , is m the city Interviewing lumber dealers
nnd furniture men. Ho la accompanied by
11. C. Olurk , who conducts the farm Imple
ment and Hardware journals. Those gen
tlemen reoort the business of their vicinity
its bomu bettor tuun ever before.
AN INHUMAN MOrillSIt.
Abandon * Her Child to tlio Onro of
A dOlcntb liltlo plrl baby about fourteen
day * old wai deserted by two women nt the
European hotel Thursday , Both women
were blondes , and were dressed m white.
The younger , who wore a rod sash , Is thought
to bo tlio mother , as she appeared somewhat
111 ; the older looked as though she might bo
the mother of the young woman. The two
were scon nt the Union Pacific depot about
n a. m. , and it was thought that they had
como over on the dummy. A few minutes
later thov nppoarcn nt xho European hotel ,
where limy took a room , the young woman
registering In a trembling liana ns
"Mrs. ford , St. Louis. " Shortly
nftor 11 , both disappeared , leiwine
tho. child ut the hotol. Uy Its side was found
n note asklnc the proprietor , Mr. Kopnld , to
take the child to a babies' homo , ns they wore
unnblo to crtfo for it. On n paper wrapped
around the clothus around the clothes was
the name "Poter Ford. " The child was
taken by Mr. Kopald to the Clnrkson mem
orial hospital , wheio It was eared for by Mrs.
Moore , the matron. n refuge for It having
boon refused at the "Open Door. "
The waif ic a very pretty child , and hos-
nltnl physicians say it has been suffering
from ucglcct and starvation , It will be cared
for at the hospital until some kind hearted
person can bo found who will adopt It.
The girl was im Inmate of the poor house
nnd said she was the wife of a man named
Franklin , who was an employ o of the United
States Wind Engine nnd 1'ump" company.
"I cannot praise Hood's Snrsaparilla
half enough , " says a. mother whoso son ,
almost blind with scrofula , was cured by
this medicine.
In the Courts.
The Omaha nnd Grant Smelting & Uolln-
Ing company was uilido defendant In a suit
begun in the district court yesterday nfter-
noon by Frank O. Gustafson. PlnintllT sets
foith that on the 24th day of May , 18S9 , while
ho was employed as n laborer on the derrick
used la crushing iron in the works of the de
fendant , he wan , through the negligence of
his foreman , seriously injured , for which ho
now claims $15,000 damages. Gustafson was
nt work on the derrick at nn altitude of
thirty-live feet nnd , falling , sustained a frac
ture of the right leg. the crushing of his hips
am ) sevcro internal injuries , which have dis
abled him from manual labor permanently.
The Adler & Sons clothing , company , a
Wisconsin corporation , began suit in the dis
trict court yesterday afternoon ngalnst A.
Polack. tha Faniaiu street clothier , to re
cover Sl,05MiO ! , alleged to bo duo on account ,
with interest at 7 per cent since August 29 ,
IbSl.
Judge Hopowoll came down from To-
kaniah last evening. Ho will honr u couple
of reform school cases , the defendants being
Charles Wheeler and Omar S. Hall , this
morning , and nt noon will llnally adjourn the
present term of court. The term began on
May 13 , but the wheels of Justice have been
rolling on almost unceasingly since last Sep
tember.
Suit was commenced in the county court
yestoiday nftcruooa by the Gates Iron works
ncainst the ilrm of Kegan Bros. & Co. , or
John C.ltocun , Pntricic S. Kegan and Minot
Tirrcll , to recover $57 ( > , alleged to bo duo
plaintiff from defendants on account , with
Interest from August 20 , 1883.
Foreclosu re suits against lots flvo nnd six ,
block 1 , South Exchange place , an addition
to South Omaha , were filed with the clerk
of the district court last evening. The lust
lot is held by George W. Hcrvey nud C. S.
Hays , and David M. Stuart prays to bo
given immediate possession. The second lot
is in the possession of Georgia A. Cloud and
Willis C. Cloud , and the American Bauk
and Trust company , of Woodsoclcet , Dak. , is
the plaintiff. The "value received" was In
each case f-00.
Not n Onllf.irnin Bear.
Anybody can catch a cold this kind of
weather. The trouble is to let go , like the
man who caught the boar. We advise our
readers to purchase bf the Goodman Drug
company a bottle of SANTA ABIE , the Cal
ifornia King of Consumption , Asthma , Bron
chitis , Coughs anil Croup Cuics , nnd kep it
handy. 'Tis ' pleasing to the taste and death
to the above complaints. Sold at § 1.00 a bottle
tlo or U for S2.50. CALIFORNIA CAT-U
CUKE gives immediate relief. The Catnr-
ihal virus is soon displaced by its healing
and penetrating natuic. Give it a trial-
Six months titalmcnt $1.00 , scat by mail
31.10.
TIic Colorrcl Trooper Itoitnd Over.
William Hand , the colored trooper from
Niobrara , who is charged with the murder
of W. II. Carter , another soldier , had a hear
ing before E S. Duady , as United States
commissioner yesterday afternoon. The
principal witness was I ) . H. Small , a mem
ber of troop A , Ninth cavalry , who testified
that ho was standing near Hand whoa Carter -
tor came out of the quarters and stopped to
exchange a word with Hand. Small heard
Carter say , "You nni prejudiced acainst mo ,
and I'll leave you. " Hand replied , "No , I'm
not prejudiced at nil. " Carter then turned
and walked away. When ho had gene a few
feet Hnnd raised his cnrniao to his shoulder
nnd flicu at him , Uliluii ; him almost in
stantly. Hanp was on guard nt the time ,
and had a carbine and a belt Jillod with cart
ridges. Other 1 witnesses testified as to
hearing the shot , finding the man dead , etc.
Hand was bound over to the next term of
court without bail.
Excursion to Option , Utnli.
Round trip $30.
On August ! 20th an excursion run by
the Inter-State Land nnd T wn Co. ,
will leave Missouri river points for Og-
clcn , Utah. The rate will bo $30 for the
round trip. Tickets good to return up
to Sept. 19th. Passengers can have
choice of routes. Ogden is now the
most prosperous city in the country and
money invested there ut present prices
will surely return u largo profit. Ad
dress ,
INTKII-STATH LAND &TOWN Co. ,
1S07 Lnrimio St. , Denver Col.
Omnli-x on I'ulillu Domain.
Judge Berka haa given a decision In the
case ngnlnst James Van Orman , rnargcd
with selling liquor on Cut-Off island without
the required city license. Van Orman's
saloon is 105 feet from the eastern terminus
of the Cat-Off lake bridge , and the city engl-
ncor has decided that the city limits extends
to u point 2s 1 feet beyond the eastern termi
nus of the bridge. On this showing Vim
Orman was found guilty. The case will go
to tno district court on the point raised by
Van Orimin'H attorney , who quoted Judge
Brewer's decision to Iho effect that the entire
Ishuid U public domain.
MAUY AM ) MARTIN.
They Ucoomo Klopcrs nnd Rtnrtln'a
"Wife Is Ab itidoncd.
Word tins just reached Omaha that Martin
Sracinn , erstwhile proprietor of n dry goods
store at 185S South Thirteenth street , aup-
posed to bo In nls native Bohemia upon n
visit to the scones of hU childhood , Is not
there nt all , but thnt instead ho Is in Cali
fornia , with Mary Pcchcob , n young felrl
who was once In his employ. The story is
short , simple anil a chestnut. Mary clerked
for Mnrtin ; Mnrtln loved Mary. Mrs. Mar
tin discovered it and said Mary must bo dls-
chargcd. Mary was discharged , but love
laughs at locksmiths nnd irate wives ; Mary
wont to work at the Fair nnd became popu
lar ; snld she wns going homo to got married ;
but instead skipped with Martin nnd $1,000
In cash , and to-dny the presumably happy
pair arc basking under the gorgeous skies of
California while. Madame Pifartln Svnclna
still runs the dry goods store on Thirteen
street , and us she measures ribbon and calico
ponders upon tlio duplicity of man nnd the
weakness of women.
Mr. D. M. Grnyson , of Cornvlllc , Frank
lin parish , Ln. , says : 1 thinkSwift's Sno-
clllc is the best blood remedy In the world.
I have known It to nmka wonderful cures of
persons with blond diseases , aomo cases
which had been regarded as incurable.
EDUCATIONAL FINANCES.
What , They Have ! lnil to do In Dottglns
County.
County Superintendent Brunor hns pro
gressed In the preparation of his annual , re
port far enough to show the receipts and ex
penditures in the schools for last year ,
which amounted to ( C15,105.20. In detail it
is as follows :
Money in the hands of the county *
treasurer July 8 , 1SSO , state
school fund , t37no5.GO ,
District school fund C5.371.St
Total JS2.037.CO
From the latter item Is deducted $35,815.41 ,
which belongs to the sinking fund of dis
trlct No. 1 , city of Omaha. -
Bonded indebtedness 5"2CS'J35.87
All other v 2,000 b7
Total , . $2nOa2'J4
In the hands of district treasurers , July 0 ,
1SS8 , S2U,403 07.
The receipts were :
From county treasurer , July 8 ,
IbS'J 8100,501.30
Fromsaloof district bonds 3,454.00
From tuition fees 2'r.25 )
From all other sources 829,443.03
Total SlM5.lG5.29
The disbursements made were ns follows :
Salaries to mule teachers § 2i',7l".00
Salaries to fcmnlo teachers 107,000.19 ,
For builalngft , sites , repahs and
furniture > 200,711.23
Allother Indebtedness 18OMC3 )
All other purposes b5,108.80
Totnl Srp2.-i.8S3.02
Thcro still remains in the hands of district
treasurers , M0.2S1.23.
The Sacred Heart academy , for day
pupils , situated on St. Mary's avenue
and Twenty-seventh streets , is an insti
tution devoted to the moral and intel
lectual education of young girls. The
course includes everything from a pre
paratory department to a finished
classical education. Besides the ordi
nary academical course , music , paint
ing , drawing nnd the languages are
taught. French is included in the or
dinary course.
DilTorenco of religion is no obstacle
to the receiving of pupils , provided
they conform to the general regulation
of the school. The scholastic term be
gins the first Tuesday of September.
Classes commence at 0 a. in. , and are
dismissed at 3:80 : p. in. , an hour for
recreation being allowed at noon.
BERKA MASHED HIM.
An Achievement Lowry Failed to Ac
complish With .Mrs. Llnderliolm.
John Lowry was arraigned before Judge
Berka , charged with nn assault upon
John Linderholm nt Twelfth and Hick
ory streets. The quarrel arose overLowry's
attempt to claim a dog which was in posses
sion of the Linderholm family. It culmin
ated in Lowry's throwing a bronze imago
paper weight at Lindcrholm's head.
When Mrs. Lindoi holui appeared as a wit
ness , Lowry got funny and asked her if she
wasn't mashed on him at the time.
"Mo mashed on you ! " said Mrs. Linder
helm , indignantly. "God would never for
give mo for getting mashed on such a look
ing man as you arc. "
If any mirth was loft la Lowy after this
crushing retort , Judge Berka tOok it out of
him by assessing a line of $30 and costs upon
him. _
Blackberry brandy , the old homo
remedy for bowoltroublcs.Mihalovitch's
Hungarian blnckBorry juice is the best.
A htovo Company Organized.
A stove factory in this city is nn assured
fact. Articles of incorporation were llled
yesterday. The naiao of the corporation
will bo the Omaha Steve Manufacturing com
pany. The capital stock will bo 8100,000 , di
vided into shares of $100 each , which must
bo fully paid in at the tlmo of the commence
ment of the corporation. The corporation
dntcs from Juno 19 , 1889. and will continue a
hundred years. The highest amount of in
debtedness to which the corporation shall at
any ono time subject itself Is two-thirds of
the capital stock. The management of the
corporation will bo intrusted to n board of
seven directors , each of whom shall be u
stockholder. A list of tlio Incorporators fol
lows : John F. Finck , Chnrlos C. George ,
H. A. McEachron , Walter C. Hewlett. M.
A. Upton and Arthur S. Potter.
Cook's Imperial Champagne is made
by natural fermentation of tlio pure
juice of the grapo. There Is none better.
Kstlnmtos Allowed.
The board of public works mot yesterday
afternoon and allowed the following esti
mates : J. O. Cprby , sewer repairing.
? muO ; same , Thirty-first uml Dodge , $177.50- ,
Hugh Murphy , paving , ( l,03t,33 ; same ,
? ] ,117.14 ; Ed Phelan , grading , $300.09 ;
same , JJ11.15 ; same , 323.90 ; same ,
5245 ; same , $103 ; Gibbons & Moran , ? 0b0.88 ;
C. II. Pritchott , $81.24 ; same , 812J.02 ; same ,
$1,020.27 ; J. C. Lenvey , $187.33 ; Cimfleld &
Fleming , $ J7J.8l , all for grading ; J. C. Itlloy
DEI1CIOUS
EXTRACTS
Used by the United States Government , indorsed tiy the heads of the Or eat Universities
nnd 1'nlillc rood Auilyeti , as the hlronKeil , 1'urebt ami most Healthful. Dr. Price' * Crtniu
Ilakiiifr Vowder lH-snot cnutalu Ammonia , I.lmcor Alum , Dr , Trice's Delicious I'laNoriuirKi-
ttnct , Vanilla , l.ciuou , Urauge , Almond , Kosc , etc. , do uot coutalu I'olsouout Oils or Clieiuicalb.
PRICE BAKING POWDER CO. . N w York. Chlcogo. 6t. Loula.
& Co. , W.100.C9 fottpATinff Clnrk street from
Sixteenth to Tmmtjr-fourUi ,
DTho Omnlm Strrmt llnllway company was
prnntod n permit tolny double track on Slx-
tconth from Hounnlto Fnrnnm ; on Leaven-
worth street fromittark avenue west to city
limits.
Absolutely Pure0
This powder never varies. A mnrvfl of pur
ty , strength \TlioUsomoncss , More oco-
nomlcnl than the Oi-dliinrv kinds , nnd cannot
tin bold In competition with the rmiltltmlee ot
lor or shoi'ttteiKht alum or pliosplmto powders.
Bold only In cnim. Hoyal llaklnn 1'ondor Com
pany , liu Wall Street , Now YorJc.
Addrtnof'&HonlMlJ8COC,8Sanroid iijN
U NPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION
oviit A MILLION msrmiiUTiu. :
Lonlfalnnn Stno ( Lottery Comnnny.
Incorponitoil ty tlio IritMntuio In 1W , forc.luciv
tlonul ami clinrltablo iiurpiisi'n , ami it. irmiclilse
iniiilo u luirt of tlio nrutcnl Stiitu Constitution , In
IB ? ' , by nn overwhelming tMijnilnr vote.
lt MAMMOI'll UltAWINOd taku lilnco xctnl nn-
mmllr ( .limn nnd Dc'rcinlicrl nnil It' ( illAND SIN-
UMJNUMIIKlt DUAWINHS tuUo liltco In ouch ot tlio
ut'icrton months of the year , iiml nro nil ilnnvn In
public , nt ilio Acndcmjr of .Aliiilc. Now Orlinnn , IM
FAMED FOR TWENTY YEAHS
For Integrity oflls Drawings , mid pniinnl
I'llincut of Prizes.
Attested as follows :
" \Vo ito hereby certify that we juporvfe the nr-
mnuemunta for nil ttiu Monthly nnU boml-Annuiil
IniwliiK ) o ( th Ixiulslann Mnto Ixnfjry Compiny ,
niKllii person mnmutti nnd control UuttluiwInKKtliiMii *
aulvus im < l thnt thu paint ) tire conducted with honesty ,
fulrntibK , and tn KOCH ! fulth to nil pnrtlu * . nnd wu
nuthorlzutho compiuiy to usu thin tvrlltlratu , with
fnc slmllcB of our tlsniitures uttnchud , In Ita adver
tisements. "
COMMISSION1 ! * .
We. the undersigned banks nnd b inkers will pay
all prlifH drawn In tlio I/mlM urn ' Into Lotteries
wliuh niavim iiro onten at oiircimntrni :
U M. WAtjM'JI.KV , 1-ron. I/Mililnni Nnt. Dank.
nnitUK liANAUX , IVcu. State Nut. Ilnnk.
A. IIAM1WIN. I'rCH.'Ne-w Orleans Nnt. Uank.
CAUL KOIIN , I'res. Union > ntlonnl Hank.
GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING ,
At the Acrulemy of Mttslo. NVw Or
InmiH , Titimdaj'Auirust lit , 1HHO.
CAPITAL IMtlZC.8:100,000. : .
110.000 Tickets at * h. Hnlve' . { 10 : Quarters , fj ;
Tenths , ti ; Twentieths. { 1.
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2 IMtlKKS OP Klllllaro MIUOJ
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2A PIU/KS Ob' monro JBUKI
1(10 ( 1MU/KS OK" HI ) nro NMII )
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APPUOXUIATIUN PRIZES.
IfK ) Prtie * of KM ) lira VOSXO
1 ( ) 1'rliCH of : tm nro null
1UU I'rUea of ao iiro ai.UK )
Tno NUUIIBK TI.IIUIVAI.S.
I'D nrltea of JKI. ) nre ' .P'no
1T.U 1'rlies of ItW nro Kiux )
3.KI4 Prizes nnioiintiiiK to Slor.4.HOO
Norr Tlckcti drawlnjj caplt il 1'rlres nro not unlit-
led to Terminal 1'rlrci.
AGENTS WANTED.
CTT-Fon cr.un KATES.nr nny further Informntlon
dealreil , urlto leglblrto thoundcr-lenol , cleiirlyitnt *
IIIK j our ro liunio , w Itn htnte , < 'ounty.uti eot n nd Num
ber. Mora rnpld return mall deliver } vlll bo assured
l > y > ourenclo8lnBan cn\elopu binrhiK your full nd-
. i SI. A. DAUl'IHN , .Vuw Orleima. f.n.
lly ordlmiry letter containing MUNKV OIIDIUI
lisncil ty nil Kiprcw Companies , Now York Kx-
change , I mi It or 1'ostal note.
Address Itcul-itorc'd letter * . Contnlnlne Currency to
NKW OKI.KANS NATIONAL HANK ,
New Orleans , l.n.
Tlmt the pnjincnt ot the
lirUi'ilsOlTAUANTI.Kl ) IIV
{ oillt NATIo.N.Kl , HANKH of New Orluiuis nnd tlio
tickets nro luafd by tliu presldentof nn Inilltntlon
whoso chartered rlKlita aru n'Cdunlred In the liluliettt
courlni thorcforu , buwnru of nil Imitations or
nmmyninnfl Bchenips "
ON1DoIil.AK : Is tlio nrlcnnf the rnmllcst pnrt or
Ir cti''n ' of n ticket IristlBD 15V Us In uuritrawlnir.
An ) llilnc Iri our ii.uiuu ollered for les.i tlmn one dollar
Is a sMlndre. '
MAIL , s
i S
cJAS-5-KlRK
F1.0ATINI..50KP.
VVRAPPERS
( URtC 3111) ) >
nnA receive a a
HANDSOME
The lareett , luatu t unit tliifai In tlio world.
I'asscngcr ncc-ammoilntluna uncxcellcU ,
New Vnrk lo T.lerii ol Tin Uurf-nilnu"
Tha Oelolirttteil I Tk I'Uicit Btcnm. I A lire 01
CUyoritumeltl.lp In tliu World.I Allgi i\ \
Now York to Glasgow via Londonderry
Anrliorla. . . . Ainruutll I Clrcasslu , . AH iist2l
FuriiepHlu . , . AtiKUSt 10 ] llthlopla . .August , 111
Devonla , . . . August 17 I Anrliorla . Sept. 7
With reftnlar weekly fcalUiigH thereafter.
HAI.OdV lo ( ila t' w. Liverpool. I lorry , Ilulfuttor
Quuunitownf.'Vlto ' KJ by ( lla tfow ttcainen , Hlimd
iipwunln l > f Clly of Homo. " Buconil Clati | .iO. hliur-
MjofJi. Kicur lon rule" rejiuuil uiallnulu ( or elltor
rjulv , tuuHulvlim | irl llerf of eevliiK In ono trip lliu
Hirer Mcrter , I'lcturcique Clrilu , .Sortli und boutli ut
Ireluml.
KXtlHISIONSTO rAliliidllCO.VTIS'K.NTAI , TlHlllSOn
low isTTJ.iiMS. Trorvlori' Clrculnr llter of Criull
und Drufli forany nmount ut lowt'H ( .urruut r lo
Ai | | > ljr toanr ufourlvcul a/LMiU or to
Ili'iKlorHOii JJrucliorH , Cliluu o , 111 ,
II. B.
II. V ,
0. 11.
itn >
.
> K WtikNtHS.ilrlut
THlB4. I IIUBOU lorrtttU e.
lr tlj ibronib all wr k tiru , rriUr *
lf briw. tlr < la. KXCUIt
MEN'S SHOES BOYS'
Tn our Shoo Department you will find nil kinds of reliable shoes for men nnd boys , nt prices much
lower tlmn the snmo grndo of goods cnii bo bought for elsewhere. Our immensetrndd in Clothing nnd
Furnishing Goods 1ms been built up by giving well nindo goods nt close prices , nnd our Shoo Depart
ment is carried on on the same principle. Wo uiiike n suving to you of from 50c to j 2.CO on every pair
of Shoes. This will be plnin to you if you compare our goods nnd prices.
Men's good Buff Shoes , WAUUAXTED AM , SOLID LKATHKR , in Congress , Lnco nnd Buttons , nil styles o
.toes . , nt$1.25 ; sold by shoe stores nt 81.78.
Glen's good Cnlf Shoes in Congress and Lnce , regular $2.50 Shoes nt $1.75.
Our $2.60 fine Calf Shoes hnve already n splendid reputation- They nro Ward well , hand sowed , Imvo
perfectly smooth insole and nro absolutely free from wax , lasting tax or fitting nnils. They nro so flexi
ble that anybody and everybody cnn wear them. Shoo stores would ask you fcr the same shoes $3.50.
Wo have them in all shapes and different toes.
Our $2.75 Shoe is an excellent quality of Cnlf , genuine Goodyear welt , nil styles toesplain nnd tipped.
' * For $3.90 wo sell uhoes made of the finest American calf or knngnroo , hand welt , and of the very finest
workmanship every pair warranted to give satisfaction.
The very best French Cnlf Shoe , strictly hand sewed , is sold by us for So.50. This is the best we carry.
There is positively no better shoe made , nnd you make u great mistake if you think by paying more
money you get n better shoe. Every shoe store will charge you for the same quality and make § 7.00 or $3
Boys' Shoes , good nud strong , in Button , Lnce or Congress , from § 1.15 up.
Wo "guarantee" all tfhocs we are selling from $2.50 up. You know what our "guarantee" means.
Please Note During July and August we close at 6:30 : p. m. ; Saturday
at 10 p. m.
Corner Douglas and Fourteenth streets , Onialia.
STILL A CHANGE AT
$15.
Some good bargains mny yet bo found
amoiiK our odd sizes of mon'H Biilts. Dear
In mlnil these are i.ot Inferior goods which
we oiler , but flrstcUsa m every particular.
Heeltii is
DiuK.O. WEST'S NBUVB AXD DIIAIN TREAT.
URNT , a guaranteed speclttc for Ilynterla , Dlrr.l-
ness , Convulsions , fits , Nervotii NeuralKln ,
liendiicbe , Nerrnus Proutratlon cfiused by the
tut ) of nlcohol or tobacco , Wakefulueei , Vontnl
Depreaalon , Softening of the llrntn. resultliiKln
Insanity and leartlnitto misery , rtecnyiind death.
PiematuroOld ARC. llarrenuens. Loss of Power
In either aex. Involuntary Losso * and Hiirrmat-
orhoua caused by over-oxertlonof tlie brain.self.
abuse or overindulgence. Euch box contains
cne mouth's treatment , f 1.00 a box , or xlx boxen
for JVOO.fisnt by mall prepaid nn receipt of prloa.
WE QITABANTBB SIX BOXE3
To cure any case. With each order received b
u for six boxes , accompanied with K 00 , we will
Bond the purchaser our written guarantee tn re
fund the money If tlio troitment doea not effect
a cure. Quorgvntoes Issued only by Goodman
Drug Co. . Druggists , Sol * Agent * , UlO Furnum
trot. Omaha S U. .
DREXEL & MAUL ,
Successor * to John Q. JacobaJ
Undertakers andErabalmers
Atthcoldstand 1107 i'arnam St. OrUora by
telegrapti solicited nnd promptly attended.
elephone to No. - " .
A FREE TRIAL
of nnyonoof Ilio
f r Ilio ttiro of tljhcrl it
J , Hrulusl > Vf k-
totiorrbueii maflnl
to nny adiJrtsa
_ _
I oktuguultiol > > > k Kitiiik ViiluaLlu Inforinatiun on tliu
abuvu nnil all t ttt rnrh nUi tllu UM .
SAFETY SPECIFICfturCSny , : ta )
tirjvato cJleonlenf . Nnd te\t \ aiidjt KM I tnvelotHi fur
titular. filAlkUAUU itknEUK 10. , Ul i < > i
OMAHA BUSINESS
O rOH
ROSE POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE ,
TERRE HAUTE , IND.-A SCHOOL OF ENOINEIRINO.
CONSERVATORY . , -n
OF MUSIC -
lloririiiil'nrklncnrCblcacn ) . I
SchO'il tor ( JlrlB nnd Vounv I.u1lo : > . Kurl
tiilOunnUdrcmCJ TIIAVKIt.M , II ,
, lll.or 77 MudUun btrcct , Cljlta.'O , 111 ,
ILLINUIS MILITARY AUAUbMf
Kupcrlur loratloni excellent ( mimic * 'jlinr *
outMi iirciwr.iUon for colU'iiii , KClonnnc xlmtil IT
himlmiB Kiill tirm bealna bent IFili IHVIlVJ
Jtri 1- ; _ ' " ' ' Mortmii l'i-- ' " III.
TO'KW VOUK HILITAHV AOADDMV COItN-
i.i is-ull-oii-lliulfon Coi , , C. J. Wiiidiir , II. S. ,
A.M. , built. ; J ) I' . III ATT , Cotuil't ' ot Cuiluta.
WESTERN RESERVE
UNIVERSITY'CLEVELAND , OHIO
Offi'f'O iniifffitin cutCOD ftwlents lift \j \ u.
1 Adclburt rolleuo. flnatlcs. Mlvrntute , hclence.
Well eiliill'I'Od. Unulr located , uradtt ol .Sew tn liliul
Ciillriraiit halt tlioioil
f. liuiiartiuentiif Medicine , tliroo rears conrto
a. Conserraloryof Muilo None buttur anrwuoro.
4. Htlioolof Art. Hloiuentarjr mid advapced ,
i. Collriiu lorODIIMI , Colloju lloinc. OiaJe and
cost of Adalbert , bun ! for I'uUloifues. _ , , . _
1II11AM C. HA VWii Dl ) . , LL , P , VHCa"C.
COMPnOllll EESEOSL ETRANSHIUNTIQUE ,
Is now open. Partlei dcslrlnucooil npcomino i.itlo
on the now InrKO express steamers of the Knmous
FRENCH MAIL LINE ,
Which nro noted for their leKiilnrlty , ennnl to rail-
rend train" , In ninklng tlio trli > to Iluvro-l'iirls lu ono
week , nra udvl od to
JIukc Early Application for Berths.
This 1' nlso ncccssnry on nccoiint of the heavy
tiavel during the sprlim nnd sumuiur monllis.
McCAGUE BROS. , 105 South 15th St. ,
HABRYE. MOORES , 1602 FumumSt. ,
H. L. HALL , 1223 Fnrnnra St. ,
J. H. GREEN , 1601 Fnrnnm St. ,
AiiontOintilia , Neb.
MAUIIICK W. KOZMINSKI.
PRINCIPAL POITS
EAST , WEST ,
NORTH and'SOUTH
1302 FA11NAM STREET.
urrlMnirnt ordupnrtliiK from New York.
Shipments from Hiiropecnn ho m.ulo direct l > r this
rouipnny toiillluliiiid Ports of imry : In the united
htntes , uUo to Cnniidn nnd Mexico , with or without
pu ) juent of On ties nt New Vorlc.
Itntes nHlow n the o of niir rosponslblocompnny.
NociiAiti.i : MADI : roit cuhio.M uouais JIHOK-
KllAUKOKUAKTAUK
Money Orders lasuad paynblo nt 15,000 places In
United ttntei , Cnnnitannd niiropo.
Aet'nclesln Kuropo to whom .ililinnent.H for United
Flutes cnn bo delivered , or If from Interior points
should ho ( onoli'iiod , nccoinpitiiU'd liy lull ol Ladlntf
and Invoice ccrlliled before Anierkan Consul :
TIIOS. MIIADOWH A CO , tt .MIIU Str.-ot , Clieansl lo ,
londnn , K.U.I 'i'i Wutur fclrect , ) , IV | ui'ooi , ; CI IMccii-
dllly.MANClll STI.K 1(1 ( Hnnoter ftlreet. ( tlAHlu\T ! ,
Hue Bcrlbo. I'AlllH. i : . HICIlAllli. I Itno Clillou ,
IIAKVK. N. l.U'rcllTI.MJ .VO. , 11' I.anu'eiiMrasfe ,
IlltKMtv : M DovvnllLelh , UAMHUUd , and 117 Am-
llafeil , HUEMt.MIAlbN.
TIMREN SPRING VEHICLES
H nunJrtJtc/lh < > ui
„ .
en and ulnrtcn nccurdlng lo tha noiglit nut on them.
AdM > ' d < MUall | w ll to rOUrh | country ilr flno
Mw arlvooVill i om Intat Bntfaructlon.
COE , YOKGE & CO.
WAM.1'AOIUJIIIIH "I
WALKING CANES ,
CUTLERY
Aiir tlonV .
andKnlfeOt nd aBperUlty.
iMisriuii ii tiruxM.u runt.
. ST. Louis. Mo.
Dr. J. E , McGREW
OM : OP TIIK JIO.HT 8IICCl.r.hKl' ( .
SPECIALISTS
u
Iii lltrj Trcntincnt of All Chronic , Xenons
and I'rhaUt lIscisH. ) ; (
Rpermntorrliuit , liu | > ulenuuml h'uillui ; Manliood
al elm < > lr cured. A emu uu rnntutnl In nil form * of
I'rlrnto lilffUnuif'Mrlumi ! ) ' , Olfcte. . Uitiirrli ,
'I'luoul , l.uni < t , and lluart Dlnuuiui Itliuuiuulliiii ,
hl'lnal ' and 1 uiuulo DliouieJ , lllooU uilJ balu IJiiuunoJ
trmtcd lucceiilnlli.
Ijidlci' und t'nitlomuii'i waiting roomi icpurato
and entlrulr pnvHlc.
nCuniullatlon Ireo. Bend fur tooki.Tho hfcretiind
I'rlraleDitiaivaufMan.'ulia'Uuuian .VIlei Jl uia > ui
10o cucu l taiui | . ) 'liiut
acnd atamp lor ruulf ,
OWICKi 101'H AND DOIIUIiAB
OMAHA ,
1361 ISO So.
Chicago , Ills , ClurkOt ,
The Regular Old-Established
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Ii itlll Treating with the Greatett
; ; SKILL and SDCCESS
CiiroDic , Noryons M Private Diseases/
NERVOUS DEBILITY , Lott Manhood ,
felling Memory , Uxhnuitlni ; Drains , Terrlbla
Dreamt , Head and Back Ache and all the effect !
leading to curly decuy and rieihupk Coniumptlonoi
Jnaanity , treated scicntlhcall/ new method ! with
neverfalliivr aucccit.
flS- SYPHILIS and all bad Blood and SklnDlf.
caaec permanently cured.
S-KIDNEYandURlNARYcompUtntiGleet ,
Oonorrhoea , Strlctu re , Vnrlcocele and al ! du > ea > M
of the Genlto-Unnary Organs cured promptly without
injury to Stomach , Kidneys or other Orgint.
ttiiNo experiments. Ago and experience Irrw
portant. Consultation free end Bacred.
JSS'Send 4 cents pottage for Celebrated Work 8 on
Chronic , Nervous and Delicate Dueates.
tfS-Thotc contemplatinc Mairlace tend for Dr.
Clarke's celebrated Kuldc Male and Female , each
15 centi , both 35 cents ( uninpt ) . Consult the old
Doctor. A friendly letter or cnll may lave future MifTtr.
Inland ihime , and add golden j ears to life. l-Uook
"Lite's ( fcecret ) Errors , " 50 cents ( stamps ) . Medicina.
and writings sent cverywhrrc , secure from exposure.
Hours , 8 to 8. Sundays 9 to ia Address
F. D. CLARKE. M. D.f -
IBO So *
H
- - & % 4&3@ te&i
& 3sg giimi ? $ &
N.W.COB. I3HI& UODCE 1,18 , OMAHA , NEB.
fOtt TUB TREATMENT OP AM.
APPLIANCES FOR DEFORMITIES AND TRUSSES.1
n > itFiciitlraApparBtuianiH : niediHforBucccitfa !
Treatment of every form of Dlieno ronulrinff
MEDICAL or BUROIOAL TREATMENT.
NINETY ROOMS FOR PATIEHT3. '
Board & : Attendance. Bc t AccommodaticnilnV/nt.
_ 07- WRITE FOR OIROUWRaon Deformltlei and
Bracei , Trunoa , Club Feet , Curvaturei of ErHe , rilei.
Oetarrh , DronchjtU Inhala ion.
DISEASES OF WOKHK i !
HK IU > K l.lTtl V Jtlliril A J.YIHfl
WOSKH iiuiuvi coiH.imrM. ( ST ItlCTlY FRIVATt. )
Only Reliable Medical Institute ma kinj a Bf clalty of
PRIVATE DISEASES
All lllood nilruti lurc.i.lolljr trf.ttj. Hri lillllla 1'olica
rimotcd fiomllio.j.trni lilout ruireurr. Sf ll.iloritlia
Irtaluient fur I.OM \ITAb roitHI. l' ril f nnsble lo rlllt
uirnaf l > trcatf I at bom beorreinonderiee. . All eomnualet.
llonieoiiajKulUI. Mcdlclae orinitrnnirDlii7nttTijQ .
) llorez.
r.rt . . curclj | . cltilnoiJi rki ! < ilD < lf teeoiilenliorifD < lcr.
bne [ > eriou llat < ril ri > rcrm > d. C ] linilcon.ull u.or.fuj
Wilonrof rour e .e , and wlll en4 In rl.lu wr ptrour |
Hnfirf TO MPM fEE ! U a I'rli.i. ' . | . l.l or
F. . Jr , " . ' H v" " " ' Nirtouininmtiliii | > lfnfj.Bjpa.
III. ; Olccl and V rlroeelr , llli lueilluii II.U AiMrru
02IAIIA MED1CAI , ft ; BUUOIOAT. INHTIIUTE ,
13tb and Dodge Directs , OHillA , NEB ,
Roiniirlmblo for powerful fiynipatliutlo
lone , pliablu notion and abBohuo dura *
bility ; . ' ( ( I ycrro' record tlio boat { fuliruii-
ice of the oxuulluncu of those inatru-
IIICIltH.
C.E.&C , M. ANTHONY. !
312 1st Nat'l Bunk Buildlna1 ,
Omaha , - Nebraska )
FARM LOANS !
Low rates for riuilie LOIIIH Tltlo : and vnliiesl
ppnted upon ii. oiniitl ) mid louna closed . without . . . ]
delay l.u til < oueaDOiulenta Mauled lu No
rauku and
1'ENNVstoiTAE * WAi7jrnn : B
iucce sfuly ) U8oU niontiily liymor 10,000
. Jl - , . ( , ' . . " "yj'wf '
* -.y' < ircuiari / S i > otUiii | ; rtuini . AddrnM
Tim Cuiutiu. C'UEKicji. Co. , Dirntoii , iljcit
For sulo and by mull by Uooiltnun Drug
Coinpuny , Oumlm.
VIflHCV1111'u" ! urmury troublenislly , nulclc-l
MUlU. I ly and wufoly cured byDOOTUliX C ivl
tnlcH. Hcvuial CiiBeuciircd iiiBovuiuuyx. Hold ]
attl.V ) jiur Ijoic , allilruu UtH , or by null ' frou |
Uoctiua M't'K Co. 11 WlilUj a N. V. T
loiw