THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SATURDAY , AUGUST 24 , 1889.
THE CITY.
The police nro looking lor Henry
Until for assaulting and wounding W.
W. Smcntl.
City Boiler Inspector SUindovon
leaves on Alondny for Chicago to at
tend the nnttonnl convention of boiler
Inspectors , to ho held in Chiciij'o nt the
Trdmont house , commencing Friday ,
August 30.
Personal
J. A. Archibald , Kearney , Is at tlio Pax-
ton.
ton.Mrs.
Mrs. A. N. Ungley , Kawllns , Wyo. , Is nt
the Paxton.
11. U. Tutton anil wife , West Union , Nob. ,
nro at the Millnril ,
Prank ChalTcovns In the city from Lin
coln last evening ,
Commissioner Amlcrpon returned yester
day afternoon from DCS Molnus.
AmoiiK the Murray puests yesterday were
W. M , EVAUB anil wife , at Miilvcrn , In.
W. H. Klljwtrlck nml W. C. Strohm were
nt the Paxton InstcvcnlUR , from LJo.itrico.
W. N. Webster and W. L. Fnlrbrottior , of
the Capital City , were In Om.itm yesterday.
II. U. Matthews nr.il wife , of St. Louis ,
were in the city yesterday , guests of the
Murray ,
Clmrilo Lyon , of the United States mar
shal's ofllco , has ROIIO to Chicago for a few
days on u pleasure trip.
Miss Kate M. Ball , special teacher of
drawing In the public schools , has returned
from Kearney mul Wnhoo , where slio bus
been conducting a teachers' Institute.
A party of Onclmmtl people were nt the
Pnrton yesterday. ' 1 hey nro Mr. and -Mrs.
1 ? . Carroll , Mr. und Airs. H. H. I'cck , G. U.
Klcholscn and Miss Allco Colburn.
Ed Murphy , o ) the local customs force , re
turned from Lincoln yesterday , whers ho
had Rene to clear u quantity of Imported
goods whipped to Lincoln linns. To-day ho
goes to bloux City to clew about seven
thousand pounds of tea , . Imported by llrms
In that place , and also to measure a boat pre
paratory to the Issuing ol thu proper papers.
An OM Settlors' lloiuilnn.
Hon. Thomas , f. Majors , of Nomaha coun
ty , Is In the city , arranging for excursion
rates to an old settlers' ' rqunlon at Peru ,
September 15. The affair promises to bo a
tjruat success. O. P. Mason aud J. Sterling
Morton nro billed as speakers.
Hoard of luiiiullzition.
The city council mot at Clerk Southard's
olllco yesterday , organized us a board of
equalization and adjourned. President Leo ,
Messrs , liallcy , Burnhum , ClmfTco , Couns-
man , Ford , Hnscall , Sanders , Shrlvor and
Wheeler responded to roll call , LJimituun
was elected chairman.
Stilt AVcurH His Slur.
The case against Attorney Kd Crowoll ,
charged with disturbing the peace by uslne
loud and profane language , was called in
police court yesterday afternoon and con
tinued until next Wednesday. Ciowoll's
offense was In loudly calling to one oQlcer to
protect him troin an assault lhat was being
made by another , at the meeting of the po
lice commissioners. The olllcer who made
the assault still wears his star.
Paving Estltnntrfl.
The finance committee of the council has
boon put to considerable trouble oy the re
ports of the bo.ird of public works on the es
timates In favor of the paving contractors.
The amounts are paid out of two funds , the
Intersections out of general paving bond fund
and the bal unco out of the district paving
fund. It has boon the custom of the board to
submit the total of these estimates \vithout
specifying the funds from which they are to
bo paid.
Omaha Evcuritoni4ts.
The Union Pacific Yellowstone park excur
sion which loft Omaha two weeks ago , ar
rived in Salt .Lake City at 10 o'clock yester
day morning. A telegram from Clarence
Brown , manager of the advertising depart
ment of the Union Pacific , who has the ex
cursion in charge , states that tlio party are
all in the best of health and spirits , and are
having a grand tlmo. Tne weather during
the visit to the park was olcgant. The party
will return to Oiunlm on Wednesday next.
A Jnll 15rcikcr Airr-sicil.
Dan Campbell , who is wanted by the po
lice of Fremont for breaking juil there
nbouta week ego , was arrested by Detec
tive Mostyn yesterday afternoon. Campbell
was confined in jail under the alias of Dan
Ross , niid was hold on a chnrgo of grand
larceny. Ho and three other prisoners
made their escape by digging a hole through
a brick wall.
Pours' ia the purest and best soap
over made.
To South IMittcn Travolirr * Men.
A meeting of travelinc men has been
called at Lincoln Sunday , Aucust 25 , ut tlio
Capital hotel , at 2 p. m. A committee ap
pointed by the executive committee on
Drummers' day for Merchants' week nt
Omaba will also bo there and hope to meet
an many of the boys na possible to innko ur-
rungomcnts for that day. Wo hope that all
traveling won in the South Plutto country
will take an interest In this and turn out.
M. W ; Ryiiiisox , Secretary-Treasurer.
Abstracts of title to Wyoming oil
hinds furnished. Assessment work uono
and vorilled to by ullldiivit nnd corti-
'flcato of recorder. Claims located. J.
J. Corbott , Caspar , Wyoming.
iJitnk of Onmhn.
Judfjo Shields heard a number of the Bank
of Omaha claims against which objections
had boon allowed , nnd with modltlcatlons in
moat of them , allowed the following :
Claim Allowed
Georco French f 034.95 § 075.0U
Qus IlmsocliB 170.00 101.43
G. Zunnurman 014.C1 ( M4.01
G. Zimmerman , trustee. . . 54.00
Annnio Qcchricko 102.00 191.00
A , Suhurbach 20.18 20.18
A.A. Winter 10.25 111.23
H. W. Suydor 24 .23 244.7U
M. J. Mella 479.f > 5 401.75
W. Lohro. , 1,400.00 1,400.00
Fred Streltz T10.0J 710.00
Hnmhlotoninn.
September 6 at auction in Lincoln ,
Rya DuUo iind forty marcs , colts ,
drivers and draft horses.
A Dull nay in District Court.
A suit to recover $1,111.20 was brought by
Stout , Gallagher & Co. against W , H.
Duftott , of Atchlson , Kan. The amount
named is claimed to bo duo ou account be
tween thu litigants.
Egbert B. French holds a promissory note
given py Robert S. Uoesloy , secured by u
mortgage ou lot 111 , block 5 , Central park.
Yesterday ho brought a suit to forcclono the
mortgage.
IS 28 Was an appeal by Mary Fhiunery
from Justice Read's decision awarding to
H. A. Koster judgment for * 200 duo him for
laborers' wages and supplies furnished ,
Frank U. Johnson sued Jumos Cotter ctal ,
on a promissory note , of which $1,000 re
mains unpaid.
15 3 liulnbridgo vs. Duke , was a suit to
recover fcllO on u real estate contract ,
GeorgeW. . Loomls him commenced suit
against Augusta and Edward Peterson to
recover on u real estate contract. Also
ugulnst Laura A. Smith for the sumu action. ,
The Kirk Soap company , of Chicago , has
commenced suit against the W. A. Page
Soap company , of Omaha , for infringement
of trade mark. They uslc for u writ of in
junction to restrain the Pugo Soap com
pany from using the word "Union" in con
nection with soup manufactured by them ,
and claim to have been damaged to the ex
tent of 5,000 by the use or this trudo murk
on the purt.of the defendants.
Itys Uuku No (15-1.
The Humblotoniun stallion owned by
J. K. Moiitrobo. and to bo sold nt auction
in Lincoln September 6 , IB an excellent
representative of the tnightust race of
trotters the world has over produced ,
WAllOVKU 11I3I ) DLiOCKS.
Major Bnloombo nnd Fred W. Gray
Clnflh" Again.
The meeting of the board of public 'works
yesterday was varied by u spirited vor-
bnl contest between Mr. Fred W. Gray and
Chairman Ualcombo. Mr. Qrny appeared before -
fore the board to nsk why no many of * the red
colored cellar blocks furnished by htm for
paving purposes wore rejected. Chairman
Ualcombc , who was evidently very agitated ,
said that it wan not the color of the clocks
ttint caused them to bo rejected , but their
Inferior qualities. Ho said further that the
city of Omaha bad contracted for bright ,
fresh and sound blocks. When
the board went to the yards
to see the timber they were shown
bright , sound poles , but when it came to the
delivery a lot of cheap Job lots nnd odd lots
of inferior quality are furnished , nnd an at
tempt made to force them on the city. This
ho iclteratcd a number of times ,
Mr. Grnv rctcrtcd that Major Halcombo
was theorizing and drawing on his Imagina
tion , nnd was prejudiced against Mr. Gray to
begin with.
Major Ualcombo replied that they would not
have such blocks , pointing to n worn-eaten
block which was the cause of the former
trouble between him and Gray.
Mr. Gray replied that that kind of n block
was not now under discussion , nnd Intimated
that ho wouldn't give much for Major
iJalcombo's Judgment of any kind of n block.
Uoth men then oceanic very excited nnd con
siderably earnest , and for a while it looked
as though a fight was imminent.
Mnjor Hnlcombo paced up and down the
room , with his hands under his coat tall ,
which ho kept "Hipping" In n tantalizing
way , as though ha was inviting Mr. Gray to
"tread on the tall of mo coat. " Thu other
two members of the board endeavored to re
store pcaco and harmony between the two
belligerents. The matter was finally patched
up by olTcrliigthofollowingrcsolutton , which
was adopted on motion of Mr. KIcrstead :
Resolved'I hut the Inspectors of wooden
pavements be Instructed that the cclor of
cedar blocks docs not enter Into considera
tion of Inspection , but the quality of the ma
terial only , nnd if contractors carry on the
won : with blocus sawed from Inferior timber ,
or wherethoio Is nn unreasonable proportion
tion of poor blocks , it shall bo ordered re
turned in bulk before unloading ,
Ttils leaves the board und contractors right
whoio they were when this matter was liist
brought up.
The following estimates were allowed :
J. E. Rilov , curblngTwcnty-sccond
street from Davenport to Califor
nia ? 1.BS1.53 .
C. D. Woodworth , curulng Pine
street from Eighth to Tenth 'JI5.70
C. D. Woodworth , curbing Popple-
ton avenue from Twentiuthstrect
to Twenty-ninth - . 5,54533
J. E. Rilcy , btono sidewalks In
stone district 3,175.75
Hugh Murphy , Izard street branch
of North Omaha sewer 10-1.70
J. O. Corby , repairs to sewers 721.12
J , E. Rlley & Co. , paving Farnam
street , 'thirty-seventh to Fortieth
street t 8,370.32
J. 13. Smith & Co. , paving Spauld-
Ing street from Twenty-fourth to
licit Line 12,883.00
J. & P. Fox , paving Hurt street from
Sixteenth to Twenty-fourth f'J.tKM 10
The Barber Asphalt Paving Co. , re
pairing Douglas street 35100
Same , repairing Sixteenth street. . . . 4S5 08
Same , fepairing Hurnoy street 271 78
Cunticld & Fleming , grading Thir
teenth sticet , Vlnton to south city
limits 612 70
J. F. Peterson
, grading Thirty-sec
end avenue from Ed Creighton ave
nue to south city limits 494 89
C. H. Pritchott , grading Twenty-
second street from Pierce to Lcav-
cnworth 60S 80
Same , grading Twenty-first street
from Uriggs estate to Leaven-
worth 147 15
Same , eroding district No. 1 (53.38 (
Ed Phelan , grding district No. 3 19J.OO
Same , Sixteenth street , from Cumlng
to Lake 529.20
Same. Thirty-Urst , from Leavenworth
to Woolworth 73.59
Same , Mason street , from Twenty-
ninth avenue to Thirth-third street. 179.03
Ed Calluhan was awarded tlio contract for
grading the following streets at 15 cents per
cubic yard : Park street , from Thirty-second
uvcnuo to East avenue ; Twenty-ninth ave
nue , from Half-Howard to Loavonworth ;
Thirty-first street , from Farnum to Leaven-
worth.
sn.on :
Is now the rate via the Northern Pa
cific railroad from Omaha and Council
Bluffs to all north Pacific coast points ,
including Portland , Tacoma and SeatI I
tie. Through tickets are on sale via
this route daily. This is the only line
running through the eastern and cen
tral portions of Washington territory.
Stop-overs are given on Northern Pa
cific second-class tickets at all points in
Washington.
G. A. R. K\ciuslon.
From August 21 , to August , 28 inclu
sive , the "Hock Island Route" will soil
round trip tickets to Milwaukee via.
Chicago for the G. A. R. oncanpmont
at $14'60 , tickets good for return until
September 6. Choice of rail or lake
route from Chicago.
Ticket olllco 1305 Farnam street.
S. S. STEVENS , W. A.
A Runaway Accident.
While A. G. Collins , of the city water-
wotks company , was driving along Cumin ?
street about 9 o'clock yestcrnay morning , a
whiniotree on the buggy broke , scaring the
horse Into a run. The buggy tipped , and Mr.
Collins , soelngthat it was going over , throw
down the lines and jumped. Ho foil
on the pavement with considerable force , se
verely but not seriously bruising his leg
from hip to ankle. Ho was brougnt down
town to Ills ofllco nnd attended by Dr. Sum
mers Jr. , who louml no bones broken and
thought ho would soon recover. The .horse
was caught after a short run.
PAXTON HOTEL , OMAHA Special attention -
tontion to commercial men. Finest and
largest hotel in the west. Kittrcdgo &
Brainard , proprietors.
A HcHtructlvo Kirs ,
The handsome homo of A. M. Hopkins ,
stenographer in Judge Hopowoll's court , nt
2tS24 Hamilton street , was almost totally de
stroyed by lire at 4 o'clock .vosterday'mornlnu ; .
The origin of the flro is a mystery , as the
house was unoccupied , Mrs , Hopkins being
absent from the city , and Mr. Hopkins stop
ping with u friend in the neighborhood , The
house was handsomely furnished , und all of
the furniture was destroyed at a loss of
$3COO. The damage to the house will am ount
to $1,000. The loss is but pattially colored
by Insurance. _
OfVlLiJWAR IN SQUATIEII TOWN.
It Wna All CrtUBcd by n Cow nnd n
Hoic.
Mrs. Drlfcorn has a cow nnd Mrs. Mo
llhatton has n dog. Each of the women also
has n husband.
The families live as neighbors In squatter
town. The women wore bosom friends , and
the men political and social chums.
A coldness sprung up between the cow and
the dog and now nil Is changed.
The women have a regular weekly
fight nnd the men join them. The whole out-
llt have b3jn bafora Judge Borkn a score or
more times nnd Ins honor has rarefully en
deavored to distribute the fines among them
equally.
'Mrs. Drifcorn and Mrs. Mclltmlton wcro
on hand yesterday , each clamoring for n
warrant for the other's arrest. Thov talked
Judge Herka into a state of unconsciousness
nnd then tackled General Smith , After a
wrangle that lasted through the session of
the police court , bonds were made out bind
ing the whole party to keep the peace.
"Will you keen this bond , Mrs. Mcllhat-
toni" asked Judge Ucrka.
"Indado I will , " responded Mrs. Mcllhal-
ton. "Its pace 1 want but I'll glv ycz fair
wnrntn right now that if thot woman don't
keep her uaw out of my yard , its her head
I'll bo brcakln for her , the Dutch huzzoy.
Prjjuco yor bund. "
Mrs. Mcllhnlton signed.
"How long will you keep this bond , Mrs.
Drlfcorn 1" asked the court.
I'll ' never brokouot pondshudgo , " said Mrs.
Drlfrorn , "so long as dot ole tortor kept her
to : avay from my cow. "
The bonds wcro signed and the bclllgciOnts
dismissed. _
Something to Kcmombor.
If you are going east romombcr the
"Rock Isltind Routo" run the sleepers
and chair cars of thotr solid vestibule
train to and from the Omaha depot ,
leaving Onmlm at8:45 : p. in. , thus avoid
ing the transfer at Council BlufTs.
Three solid trains dally. Allchaircars
are free. Dining cars on all through
trains. Our trains tmilco olobo connec
tion with all eastern limited trains con
necting in union depot at Chicago ,
avoiding a transfer across the city to
parties cnrouto to New York , Boston
and other cities "and
eastern , every
thing a little hotter than other lines
can offer. " S. S. STIVJNS : ,
Ticket ollico i06 : ! Fat-nam. Gen'l W. A.
A LITTLE FMKCATION.
I ) . AV. Kyle , an Oper.itor , Is Hunted
By irnte Pa routs.
The news of u racy flirtation , Implicating
D. W. Kyle , who formerly worked in the
Western Union olllco hero , reached tnls city
yesterday from Laramio. The story Is that
Kyle , now stationed at Rod Uuttos , Wyo. ,
had Mr. and Mrs. Booth , parents of his inam
orata , arrested last week for assault and
battery , us n result of his acquaintance with
their daughter , und this is the way it all
came about.
While traveling on a freight train before goIng -
Ing to Red Buttes , Kyle mot Birdie Booth in
the caboose. She was lying down and while
quenching nls thirst at the water cooler she
spoke to him. This was sufllcicnt oncour- '
agcmcnt for the young man to sit down be
side her , whereupon she not only inaugu
rated a huuglng match but indulged in the
thrilling pleasure of kissing him a few
times. With an acquaintance and affection
thus established the couple felt very happy.
Subsequently Birdie wrote Mr. Kyle sev
eral letters and proposed that they go out on
a hunting expedition together. Ho finally
answered her , agreeing to the proposition ,
nnd s.iylng that ho would show her that an
Omaha man was equal to the emergency.
When Mr. Booth saw this letter his eyes dis
tended and ho armed himself and sallied
forth. Ho bearded the young man In his den
at Red Buttes , but the latter took ref ui > o In
his sleeping apartments and after a respect
able length of time issued forth with a Win
chester and routed the opposition com
pletely.
Next day Mrs. Booth and herson appeared
at lied Buttes station armed with bluck-
snakns , und the old lady calmly Informed
Kyle that she would show him what Rocky
mountain lifo was. Ho was too quick , how
ever , to permit any damuco being uono hy
her , though the son succeeded In getting in
some pretty good licks , and It was only after
a lively scene that Kyle ousted the attacking
parties.
State fair September 0 , hut the public
sale of Humble ton inn horses at Lincoln
is the dav before. Why not attend
hothi1
STIlfcET UAILiWAX NEWS.
Trctildcnt Blurpliy and Ghalrman
nnlcomlio Differ.
Frank Murphy , the president of the Con-
solIOatcd company , was seen and asked con
cerning tlio projected lines of his company.
Ho said positively that it was the Intention
of the corporation to build all three of these
lines und to do so as soon as possible. When
the rumor of the consolidation of the Benson
motor with his line was mentioned ho fol
lowed the example of Mr. Benson by saying
ho had heard nothing of it. In re
gard to the laying of track lines on
Lowe and Military avenues , Air. Murphy
said that ho believed his company could se
cure a permit for so doing , as ho believed
there was no limit to the number of tracks
to bo laid on any street , citing Twentieth
street as an example.
OMajor Bulcoinbo , of the board of public
works , says , however , that there Is a limit to
the number of car trades to bo laid on n
street and that it is the intention of the
board hereafter to have only two tracks hud
on any street , und to avoid , If possible , the
monopolizing of streets by street railway
companies in such a manner as Twentieth
street has been gobbled up. In case
two companies wUh tno same
street and each is willing to
lay but ono track , a permit will bo issued to
each , but under nu ether circumstances.
It Is rumored that Assistant Supctlntcnd-
ent Todhuntcr. of the electric motor com
pany , will again enter the service of the
consolidated street railway company. The
reason of his resigning his position with Dr.
Mercer's ' company is that ho was not given
the position of superintendent as he was
promised , but was made assistant superin
tendent Instead. _
Ton thousand bottles of Cook's Im
perial Champagne are sold a day. It is
.perfectly pure and dcliciously refresh
ing.
OFFICIAL
United State
National Board of Health , Washington , D. C. Bulletin Supplement
No. C , page 33 :
"I have tested several kinds of baking powders which I have bought
in the open market The following table gives the commercial name of
the baking powder and the number of cubic centimeters of gas givui off : "
"Or. Price's Cream BaklnQ Powder ( doca not contain Alain , Ammonia or Lime ) 380"
"Royal ( coutalua Auuuonls ) _ . . „ 348"
"R. C. KIDZIE : , " ( Public Analyst. )
This investigation was not made for a money consideration , but in
the interest of the Government of the United States. We know'that it will
delight the millions of housekeepers who use DR. PRICE'S CREAM
BAKING PCWDER to see it endorsed as the strongest , purest and : r.ost
healthful , by this highest of authorities.
DR. PRICE'S CREAM BAKING POWDER is the only baking pow
der upon which the UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT ever inade
favorable report.
This pott der iiever varies. A marvel of pur .
ty , strength and wholcsomonoss. Moro eco
nomical tluiii the ordlurxry kinds , and canuot
bo Bold In competition \\lth the multitudes of
lor or snortwolnMt alum or phosphat powders.
Bold only In mna. Koyal Halting 1'oudor Com
pany , Utl Wall btreet. Now York.
DRS. BETTS SL BETTS
U06 FAHNAM STIIEET , OMAHA , Nma.
( Oppoilts I'axton UotoU
Office hours , 9 a. m , to 8 p. m. Bundayf , 10 ft.
m. to 1 p. m.
Specialists la Chronic , Nerrou * Stela and
Blood Disease * .
f3f Consultntlon at office or by mall free.
Medicines sent tiy mnll or express , securely
packed , free from observation. Guarantees to
cure quickly , mifelrtand permanently.
parraatorrhton. s ml-
nal I,03sus.Nlght llmls
Ions. I'hyslcal Drcny. arlslnp from ImUscre
tlon. Kxcess or Indulgence , producing Sleepless
ness. Despondency.'l'liuples ' on tlio face , aver
sion to society , easily discouraged , lace of confl
dence , dull , unlit forstudy or tmslneis , and finds
llfo a burden. Bftfely , permnnautly and prl-
ratoiy cured. Consult Dr . Uetta & Betts , 1108
Farnam St. , Omnha , Neb.
Blood and Skin Diseases
results , completely eradicated without the aid
of Mercury. Scrofula. Erysipelas , Fevers-ores ,
Blotches , Ulcers , Fains In the Head and Boani ,
Syphilitic Sore 1 hront. Mouth ami Tongue. Ca
tarrh , etc. . permanently cured where othen
have failed.
TTirtnoff Ifpinaw01"1 Bladder Compfnmta ,
J\lQllDy UlllldFY IMlntul , Difficult , too frequent -
quent Burning or Bloody Urine. Urine high col-
nrert or with milky aedlnienr on standing , Wotfe
Bark. Oonorrhcca , Gleet , Cystitis. et < x ,
Promptly and Safely Cured , Charges Keasoaa-
ble.
moval complete , without : cutting : , caustic or
dlllatlon. Cures effected at homo by patient
without a momenta pain or annoyance.
To jQflmr Hen and Mide-Apd Men ,
'llBP ' P11DP ' rlle awful cirerts of early
A UUIID UUnr. Vice , which bungs organic
weakness , destroyJIK t > ° th mind and Dody , with
all Its ( headed Ills , permanently cured ,
AII est ) those who have impaired
MUCTT3 thomselx-es by Improper inilul-
and solitary habits , which ruin both
geiues and mind , unfitting thera-ior buslneia ,
Ctudy or inarriagp.
MAIIHIED MEN. or those entering on that hap
Prlife , avaro of physical debility , quickly as
listed.
OUIl SUCCESS.
Is based upon facts. First Practical Krpe
rlence. Second I'veiy case Is esn clSlly studied-
thus starting aright. Third Mo llcinos are pre ,
pared In our labatory exactly to suit each case ,
thus unvoting curei without Injury
J3r"Scnd 0 cents postt-fro for celebrated works
on Chronic , Nervous nnd Delicate Diseases.
Tnousandu cured.O A friendly letter or call
may savoyou future Btitreilat ; and shame , and
add golden years to life. t * Ko letters an-
wered unless accompanied by 4 cents In stauiDB.
Address r call on
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Iliivlnsr full coKUUiinoe In the prntocttvo value
of inouiilutlon usnlaat Hnlnu iiUeut * . I imru rn-
tercilinlo buslcons ri'latloiiH uilli HICMAHI )
II. MAHII.Vn1 of UlilcuKU for tlmt pilrposo. No
IiOK'a " 111 bo liioculateil under any conilltloiiB
exctptiipoufiumswUoretliiHlUc'UH. ) lia.s already
prevdlli'il , rarmi > n nnil IIOB > alt.ers dmlrliiL'
further Inform itlon may apply to UlCIIAUD
JI. MA11HAT1' . KR Klalto IliUUlfnit. Chicago , 111.
1'UANK H. IHtJUNIiy. littu Director of the
I'utlio-llloloslcallittliratory , ttuto Unlverbltyof
Nebrntkii.
GRATEBUI--COMFORTING
Epps's Cocoa.
BnEAKFAST.
"Ur a tliorou h JinuwlfilKo ot the nutural Inwi
wlilth Kdvurn tliooi 'rulliii of cliviintliui am nutrl-
lion , and by u turelulapipulon | | | | of tlio line iiropur *
tins of vrulMvlui toHlui-iiu , Mr. M > pa baprotldod nur
LroaUfuil tnbliia vfltn a ( lullculi'ly nii\urnd liorrruuu
wlildi niursuvuui nmny lten\r ilo"tiiri' blll . His
oy tuo Judlrliiiii use ut nildl tutlclr ot ( Hot tlmt ft
conatltullon IUIVT uu Kialuull ) built uu until ( trout ;
nutili to roklat itvury tundoiitT to dlsciKe. Hun-
iU of nuhtle mnladle are lloHt'ni : uroun 1 us ri'ud/
to -whorutortliuiols n weuli point , umur
I'scupu iiiiiny ufutnl Miufibkcipliu nimi'lvoj uvil
torilU \\ltli iinni mood und a properly iiiHirin'ioJ
fr > nue.-n ll'i-rvlo3luii-lte.
Made almply wltU boiling nulcrormllk. fcuU onlr
In Inilf ixiiiiid tins br ( iriHom labi'loJ tuui :
TAMDO TDDC ! 9 ffl Hprna-opatuloClicnilsla ,
JAlUliU IilTl ) U uUi , I.ONIIO.V , i.VHi.AM' : .
Steck Piano
Kcirwrluiblo for | iowor/ul syinpnthetio
tone , plinblo notion nud tibsiiluto dura
bility ; 80 yours' record tlio best ( 'uuriiu-
too of the excellence of these intrns-
monts ,
WOODBRIDG
A FEW MORE DAYS
And we will be thinking and talking of fall goods , They are coming in thick and fast and keep
an army of clerks busy unpacking and marking them. We will have our Fall Stock complete
in a week or so and will show you a stock you have not yet seen in Omaha. We make im
provements from season to season , but never were the improvements so radical and far-reach
ing. as in the stock we arc preparing for this fall , For every novelty we had last winter we will
show you four this coming season.
The remaining few clays until the opening of the new stock we will continue to close out in
all Departments without reserve everything in the way of summer goods ,
s OHIO PL
Parents who have boys to prepare for school will find in our Boys' Department suits appro
priate for schooHvcar at VERY LOW PRICES. We make it a point to sell Boys' Clothing at
the closest margin possible , and in this last week of our clearing sale we will offer extraordinary
inducements in Boys' Suits and Pants.
In our Hat Department fall trade has already opened and is quite brisk. We are showing
an immense line of new shapes in stiff and soft hats. Our new 950 Derby for the season of
'Sg-'oo is the grandest hat you have ever seen. It is far ahead of anything we have ever offered
and is positively of as good a quality as any hat for which you pay elsewhere $2.00. We have
them in three of the latest shapes. ' The very finest Derby at $2.00 , $2.50 and $2.75. The latter
are in every respect equal to any $5.00 Derby. In Soft Hats we have numberless shapes and
colors.
We have received our first installment or Men's and Boys' Shoes for the fall. They are now
on sale at our usual low prices. We shall make this one of the leading departments in our
business.
Picnic Note ; Until September 1st our store elates ut 0:3O : . . in. Saturdtiys lit 10 p. m.
Corner Fourteenth and Douglas Streets , Omaha.
ONE MORE CALL
This is the tlmo to replenish summer
.
\VI shall continue through tu0 month of
August to olFor special bargains In various
Hues of llr-it-class goods. Our I'ull stock
Is already being selected In the liustorn
market , and we must soon Jinvo joom for
fresh Invoices. Hut the warm weather Is
not over jet , ami our supply is still
'to tliu demand of a hot day.
toCnresIEST } < U5LISHEai3GI 133 So.
Chicago , Ills. ClarkQt ,
ItoBegular Old-Established
PHYSIGIAII AHD SURGEOU
I : Hill Treat'ns ' with the Greatest
SKILL aud SUCCESS
'Cliroiiic ' , Neryons and Private Diseases ,
C3 NERVOUS DEBILITY , Lott Manhood ,
Palilng Memory , Exhaustinp Drains , Terrible
Dreams , Head and Back Ache and all the effects
leading to curly ducuy and perlups Conaumptlon or
Insanity , treated scienti&cally by net/ methods with
never-failing tucccM.
SYPHILIS and all bad Blood and Skin Dla.
caaeaperrnDnrntly cured.
O-KIDNEYund UKINARYcorapbtnU.Qleet ,
Gonorrhoea , Strict u re , Varlcocele and all dueaiu
of the aenlto-Urioary Organs cured promptly without
Injury tn Stomach , Xidne > > or other OrEans.
JKtr No experimcnta , Ageandexperltncelnw
portaat. CcniuUctlon free and eacrcil.
3 S nd 4 cents poi tage for Celebrated Worki oa
Chronic , Nervous and Delicate Ducasei.
/tS-Thoie C0ilempbtng ! Mainage lend for Dr.
Clarke's celebrated guide Male and Female , each
15 cents , both 35 centi ( tlcmjn ) . Consult the old
Doctor. Afnendly letter or call may savefuturesuuer.
ing and ahame , and add golden years to life. SSTuooK
"Lilt's ( Secret ) Errors , " jocenu ( stamps ) . Wedlcina
and writings sect everywhere , secure from exposure.
Hours , 8 to B , Sundays 91011. Addrett
P.D.CLARKE , M.
136 99 * Ctogfe 6U
COMPnGNIE GEKERAL
Is now op on. Parties desiring nee 1 accommodntlons
ontlio jiovv Jurgo ojtpreitsBtt'uiuers of tliu LUIUOUH
FRENCH MAIL LINE ,
Which nrn noted for Ihelr reuulnrlty , cquiil to rail-
roud Ira tin , in milking tlio lrl | to lIUMO-l'iirH In ono
wctk , uruud\li > cd to
Miike Kurly Apiillcatluii for Iterths.
Thlt la aim ) ncnmiiry nn account of tlio heavy
travel during the spring und Diimmur months.
McCAGUKHROS. , 105 South ICth St. ,
HARRY E. MOORHS , 1602 FurnainSt. ,
II. L , HALL , 1223 Fnrniiin St. ,
J. H. GREEN , 1501 Pnrniun St. ,
ACOIIIH , Oiualiu , Nell ,
MAUHICn . KOHMIN8KI.
losfrri !
to t'xnin-
tno thu
_ _ _ . . juutly eel.
( ilnuteil lines of Hoots and blioi > , nmnufactur.
ed ay L' , M. Henderson ft Co. , of Clilcugo 1'uc-
torlcu ut Chlraco , DUon. Ills. , and 1'onil Dtt l.nc ,
WlB. should w.-lio HAM. N. WA'ISJN ( , rosl-
rlen-o , ritUMONT. NKU. 'JVuvelliitf a ont.
Mettliiiiarlers for ItubbcrH.
A lull tut ot lovth for ti. rulnloin oitnidlon of
leotli without thloroforiu , uu ur vtlitr , 1 UIIIIK ut
hnlfrutun.
DR , DAILEY , Dentist ,
SlM'uxUin lllotk.klli nnd rnnrtiu tts.Orvnuvunliiiii
LAKE ICE
FOR AiE IN
CAB , I.OAB LOTS.
NEBRASKA JOB CO. ,
Kearney Neb ,
Dr. J. E , McGRE W
ONE OP TUB MOST SUCCESSFUL
SPECIALISTS
Iu llio Treatment of All Chronic , Nervous
aud 1'rivnto Diseases.
Ppcrrniitorrlioea , Inipotcney and Jioss of Manliond ,
abtulutolr cured. A euro ifuiirnnteoil In nil forms or
I'rlviitu Ulsutuics , Strictures , Gleet , etc. Ciitarrh ,
Throat , J.UIIK Il ui c3 , Ixiiicorrliocn nulckly nud
pcfmiinuntlr curud. Ulooil und Skin Dlaeaacs
tri'nlcJ Kuccosntullr.
Ijullei' unit Kcntlumcn's wilting roams separate
nndentlrelviirlMito.
Coiisultutlonfioo. Sch I for books , The Secret an 1
Private DlBi'ines of Jinn , ; nisi ) VVonian mill Her Dis
eases ICoi'iich ( "tampi ) . Treatment by correspond
encu ; Bt'iul ht.unp for icply.
Ollice 10th nud Douglas Sis. , Onnilia
The largest , fastest nud Uncsi In tlio world
Paescngcr accommodatlona unexcelled ,
New Yorlc to T.lTerpnol Tin Qiicrnalniin.
Iha Celohratcil I Tlio Finest Plenm-j Pfir.f 'Q '
VltyuriCoiuolclilii In tlio World.I CDJJIi 10
New Yori to Glasgow via Lonionderr/
Kthlopla . . . . Ansust 31 I Devonla Pcpt Ul
Anchorla bunt. 7 I ( 'Ircassla , . . . . Kept. ! U
rurnusslii . . . . Sept. U I KtMoplu Oct. 5
With regular weekly sailings theroaftar.
SAI.OOV to ( ilnnKnn , Liverpool , Derry , liclfftitor
Qucenatonn'iUto Fill by Clnsgow slcuiiiem. $ iliind )
uinviirusby "City ot Homo. " Hccond Class $ W. btcer-
HKO f Ji. Excursion rates reduced uvnllnulo for clltiur
rjuto , tuusKlvliu prlvl'czo ' of scoliu In one trip tha
Illuir .Mcrsov , I'lcturesquo Clyde , Nortli and boulli uf
Ireliind.
HXCUIISIONSTO I'AItIS fill ClSTINBSTAIj TOUIW On
urn 14TTKKMS. 'Iravclers' Circular I.utturt of Credl
aud Urafta fornny umount ut lowest current rate *
Apply to any of our local lut-ntsor to
Kcndcrsoii XSrothora , CIilonKO , III.
II. B. IlALn. ,
II. V. MooitKS.
U. H. MAKES.
AMERICAN EXPRESfi COMPANY'S
BUltUl'UAN Dr.l'AU'l'M BNT receives nnd
forwards nil classes of business byoueli Mnllfatoumir
urrlvlnu'ut or ilt'iiuillin ! Iroiu New Vork.
Shipments frTQ Kuruiio cini to marto direct liy tills
Comimny to nil Inland Torts of Knlry In the United
blntuH , ulBO loCuniilu and Mexico , with or without
payment of duties nt New York.
Unto * us low nstlKxoof any rosponnlblo company.
NO C1IAHQK MADE FOR CUSTOM HuUBU
IJHOICllKAOi : OH OAUI'AOn.
Money CrJtrn Ufeuod payablu at 15,000 places In
United blittcx , Canada and Kuropo.
AKeficluHln Kuropo to whom shipments for United
Etnt tun Do dollverol , or If Iroiu Intunnr polntu
nlioiiUl lioionrtlKnc'il , ncraiupHiilod by Hill of hading
und Invoice cirtlnisil befuro American Consul ,
THUS. MIJAIXWtf A. TO . ! Milk Htruol , Clu-niiHldo ,
I.ONIIU.V , K. O | 25Val or street , l.iLiil'ooi. . ; Clrlccn-
ililly , MANCiltirrui IU Hiino omtnet , ( JljAHOoni d
Hue J-crlhe , 1'Aius. } ] . JtlcllAHl ) , 1 lluu Chllon ,
HAim : . N. I'U'U'HTINd X CO. , 117 LnniiuniitraiiM ) ,
liiuin.vi : , i Dovenilaotu , HAMHUIIU , und 117 Am *
Uafiin ,
A Perfect Face Powder.
btlilMo. Don't rub KIT. bul <
Kluiltr'l , ! riru.nlhi t Illuu' . , 1.101 > , , lili |
tit | OH KaniamM.i Gnoodiaau UrujrCo ,1,110
6chrol.T'i , liSnlfjiToil.UU.5,118 , On" '
fcauiUlult ,303,0 writ J.O > , EOS.Hhllht
eor , Wiltr ! | Mou ell , curClilirurer ntk , % * 3J
cor fMIIUrn ; On H. lltiullnfTilri , I.KO ; Hell , l' , ( ill < V'H-
til , cor. Crlilirl Jlel- ) l InitlliilftllnilcMnitt.ror , Ih ticv Tuili-
tk' .ror. J-.circi OnH. t lhl 11.11 > , t20 | Isiulih Urn. c. r r.rll-
lc | Una Kiln C < nir > J , 3111 Kuliu It Co. , cor , luu U < ) aim
cor. lull ami Cumin * ! On ( < im lfrn Br. Hiilll ' § , lloi'p | .
ej' , cor. Uke | Oil Uivruwuillll I ) Tll',1.7l , rrr'u" < ) ,
cor. Xtli | Stt Ifl * Cxi , r.lh ami l ) . .ii | , /-clr.rfor'i | , HU.nn.u
Avc. an4Coltj 'lalk a , 29lUaln1 Wuulworth Ave , PrU ittir > i tf ,
] ,601 llowirJ } Ctluil . ftir , Ctti autl Tlerrfl lloil HtCniilUI Aie ,
an4 Kill SI.I W , J , tieliri'ter't ) Hokora * Co , b. Omiilia.
V > liblrsil. , I Jrliariltnli Druv Co . lllthr. llrura tt to.
m LATEST PERFUME EXQUISITE
FREEMAN'S HIAWATHA
Howlo.-ilGOl.DEN BLONDE Hair
LITTLE LORD FAUNTLEROY'S '
I r < Mldrou or AtluIlN.
FREEMAN'S DUONDINE
llliout InJ'iry fieterr * * ll ! < inl ttalr ) (
Ntur l color * itvitderi lUlrof any col orS
* t > futirul. tuturtl lUauJ . U t tin *
S ir nuliiB la ftttlvd tMittlui front your
Hcwtr * of tlikt uil liyHia
_ _ , , .
tl corrrl-ntlliif r for IV If nir l'rtii ' uitt ii'i it It u 111 ta
rnl tUTt- | * l I J UKr U AN M HI1' ' UKU MTf ,
tw Yurk. tr ucljCtutlou4t14U *
TilVlKEN SPRING VEHICLES
M llMdndt t/lHout '
II tra
.
ea and nharton actordlna to tuo weight pnt on .
Adiptod oiutll' u ll to roji h country or line
itv drives ' ll lto rou l > t ftutlsfuctlon.
troublesomlly , qulclc
ly und Drtfely cured UyUOO1 ! ' UHA Cap.
miles. Hevorulc.ueicuruJ iiisjvon day * . Bold
per \mx \ , till driitfitlstu , or by m ll rrom
nAl'C'gUv. U WUIU * N. V.l'ullUUoo-
tain.
N. WCOR , I3TH & DODGE sis , OMAHA. NEB.
FOB TUB TUEATUMtT OF ALL
APPLIANCES FOR DEFORMITIES AHD TRUSSES. " !
BertFaclliUoi.Apparatuiandn.medleiforBiicceisfa !
"tatmcnt of every form of P'teaie ' requiring
MEDICAL or SURGICAL TREATMENT.
Boaid&Attcnduicn. Beit Accommodations in WeiL
n03WRITE TOR OIROinjlRB on Dofcrmltlei am )
IeetGu '
WK IUTK MTKi.r ii > nrn A tTiaa-
WUHKH nURlMlCIIMI.MtlllMT. ( STRICTIY PRIYATF )
OnlylltUabl.Medioalln.titutamitiSiaVretlJltyol
PRIVATE DISEASES
, &te
Tr lurtitrurlx > ii or VITAL I-Un K1U Firtln uiublt to "lill
BimajbelrtaliMlat hem rormponden . All eorantunlet.
tloaieoDUdtoiul . dUlniorlniirumtiiu.eiithjiii llorci.
Fin. ? ! > ee"rirlJPM' [ ' | . > " > itkt lo Indicate com fnl.or .cndtr.
line
ptrwaarimerTlew prcfci rod. Call and con.ult m or icnj
"I In Pl ln wr.rr , o f
- y. * ° ftum. BpVclil .1
Tiji . M'C' I NcrTomDUeniet.lmpoiMicj.S
llln ; Ulcct Eod V.rleoctR.Yllli qunUon IliU jLttrttt
OMAHA MEDICAIi fc HUBOIOAI. IITBTITUTR
13Ui and Dodge BtrecU , OMAHA , HEB
Dii.E.Q. WEST'S NBKTB AND BIIAIN TUBA *
KENT , Ruarnnteed eiieclno for Jlyitorla. Dlzzl.
jean. Convulsions , I Us , Nervou * Neuralgia.
Headache , Nerrnus Prostration caused by the
use of alcohol or tobacco , Walcofulncssi , Mental
Depression , Softening of the llrutn , resulting In
Insanity and Inacllnnto misery , decay und death )
I'lcninture Old AKO. Kairennoss , Loss of 1'owei
In either sax. Involuntary Losses and Uporman
orhiiMi caused by over-exertion o ( the brainself ,
abuse or overindulgence , tiach box contains
one month's treatment. SI 03 a box , or nli boxes
for Jfi.oo.sent by mall prepaid on receipt of prlc * .
WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXfiS
To cure any cusa. With each order received by
n * for six boxes , accompanied with tO.UO , we vrlll
Bend the purchaser our written Kuarantoo to r < v
fund the money If tno trnatment does not enaot
K cure. QuaraaUea Issued only by ( JooilmaB
Drug Co. , Uruguliti , Bolo Agaau. UlO Farnam
cttert. Omaha Mob.
the Liquor Habit , I'nultlrrlr Cared
by AdinlnUlorluK I'r. Muiuca'
Uoldon Hpecldc.
Hrnn bo mvpn In u cup of colfoo orl n without tlia
kiiOHrlotlK < > rtlio | > er oiituliliiBU ; Ijnlwlntcljlmrin.
le , unit lll olfvit a ipvuiljr mul iiuriuniioiit euro ,
vrliuthcr the untlunt Is a moilurutu ilrlukuror anul
coliul wrack 'Jliounuiiim or ilriiukanl * liuvu been
mailotumiMimluiiit'ii who Jmvu taken Uoluintipeclnq
In tlii'lrcoiri'ii wltlumttliulr kiiiinlvdiie nnd toility tie {
lluvu tliuyiiultitrlnkliiic ut llulr own fruo will. I'll
JXUVIT Kulln. Tiio nyKoiii oncu Impruunutcd wltli tliq
Mu-tlllc , It tioo'uic nn utlur liuuuatlblllly for tlio
liquor umictlio 10 iisltt. I or eulo lit KuuiiAto ,
llriinitlsU , Utliaid loulm ( t . , iiiia IHtli und Cum- *
InK tn. , Oiimuii. A. I ) . Foster & llro. . Council MutTi ,
Tim
Itenirdln fur thu cuit i
prlvattf alltuuntK Hrc un-
urimuMcl fur purity , tic.
fl itihfaullon ( JtiaratUt ! > J *
Order lUinrdy Nu. 1 fur
ttrulnat Uriiprtl ur vital
IOMCI. 1'llcu II 00
2 fur UK N.nkuud ur Til vrkiil Uc-lillltv In niarrl l
men. or tliovu inUilntf on lui happy llfu. . . II CO.
Nu a for ( .unon Uwa ol Klill III ilUirl net. A cunilillicd
tifuttiiHit for Inurnal und lucul u.i' . Cunt In 1 to o
. . .
trial aaiuplvof i eiimly No. 1 or li on nitlpt ol 4 ( la. In
Humiufoi iiuiluicf. Anr ntiirili ( > o iurdltkprniMil >
Ir rent ( iralnl ) k/ mall on uctrlpt of ( lie inlrr. II ( K ) ,
lolr..ll ll"uklCtlUiirw nun Ifil or limlci. > ClitKr l ,
STANDARD /tCMEDV CO , Chicago , III.
thr * >
rWup , fco miiiu , ( alliiuoatCarrratag !
' . ' /'Ji' i'J'.1 ' ; " ' " " . " . " r l'kml.r.
DREXEL & MAUL ,
( Successor * to John O. Jacobs. )
Undertakers and Embalmera
At ih9 ( Id S'ani , 1407 Farnam Street.
Older ; l > y tolvgraph Holtcltod and pro
Atteudod. T l pliono to No , ' - -