A SUICIDE BY SHOOTING.
Andrew Olonon , n , Swedish Section
Hand , Kills Himself.
AT H'S HOME IN WEST SIDE.
Supposed In linvo Uncn Temporarily
IIIBMIIP , As lie Ilnd Tlircntcnotl
to .Murder Ills Wilt
Coroner's Inquest.
Took 11 In Own Mfo.
Andrew Olson , a Swede fifty years of age ,
who lived ut West Side , committed suicide
yesterday nbout noon by shooting him soil
through the hcnd with n revolver , at his
homo in West Side. ,
Coroner Drcxel waa notified nml at once
wont to the scene. A Jury was empanelled
nml the follcnvlni ; testimony was adduced :
Olson was u section hand and was cm-
ployed on tlio Holt line until about a week
ago , when ho quit \vorif. His wlfo owns
Bomo propoity which Olson had several
times endeavored to linvo decdcil to him , but
without success. ,
Last Monday ho loll homo saying that ho
would bo back Friday , nnd told his wlfo to
Imvo the deed made out to bun by that tltno
or ho would Itlll her.
Friday ho returned , ns ho had Raid , Ills
wlfo saw him coining , locked the door and
ran to n neighbor's named Smith , taking the
Key with her. Olson opened a window and
got into the house where ho remained.
Saturday night n neighbor named 13au *
man went to the homo and had a long talk
with Olson In the eourso of which Olscn told
Uauman to go to Smith's nnd toll his wlfo to
coino homo at once and they would llx up
everything. Ho said ho would not hurt her ,
but wanted her to cotno back nt onco.
Bnuinan wont over to Smith's as Olscn di
rected and advised Mrs. Olscn to return
homo. She refuted to go then , but told Uuu-
man to coma back in the morning and tdic
would go homo If ho would accompany her
to protect her from Olsen.
Accordingly Uuuimin wont to her homo
with Airs. Olsun yesterday about noon. As
they approachad the house Olsen was seen
nt tno window , but Immediately disappeared.
When they reached the door they found It
locked , nnd before they could unlock it they
lionrd a pistol shot. Fearing that Olson win
Bhootlng at them they at once run for assist
ance.
Returning with a number of neighbors ,
the door was opancd unit Olson was seen
lying on the lloor with top of his
licud blown off. Ho hail stood in
trout of n small lookliiK-gl'iss ' and had shot
himself through the temples with aSS-eallbro
revolver.
A verdict waa returned In accordance with
thoabovo facts.
A search through the dead man's clothing
revealed $111 In his Insldovest pocket.
About the middle of hist week Mrs. Olson ,
the wlfo of the suicide , appeared in the ofllco
of the clerk of the district court nnd re
quested Mr. Moore's to issue nn insane ccr-
tiflcnto for her nusbund , who had
disappeared from home. She then
1 stated Unit he hnd been Insane at onetime
time and she was afraid ho hud become so
i again. When questioned closely she admit
ted that he had been drinking lately'and
mldcd that he was not in the habit of drink
ing and it always made him crazy. When in
formed that it would bo necessary to have
the police hunt him up undconilnohim in the
jml until ho could bo declared insane , she re
fused to hfgn the cortiUcato and went away ,
tinylng that slio was not afraid of him hurt
ing her , but only wanted to know where ho
was and Imvo him" oared for.
a'KlBUTKS TO GUOFP.
Intermingled tt'ltli Facts nnd Figures
, . Iy Khxiucrit Men ,
At the complimentary dinner to Jud&o
CrofT on last Saturday night , in response to
the toast the "Wild WestHou. . J. L. Web
ster spoke as follows :
It Is'my wish , in the outstart of whatever
I shall have to say , to repudiate the thought
that there is anything either "wild" or
"wooly" nbout the great west.- From the
time when there wus written by Bishop
Markley the words touching the course of
the western empire until tlio present sitting ,
there bus boon but a small conception of
what thcro waa mat constituted
the great west. Sitting as wo
ore hero , the center of the American
govrrnment surrounded by the habitations
of a city located suitably to being the capital
Of the United States , thcro spreads out from
us nt aU sides the great lands which uiuko
up the republic of the United States.
Hero wo are In our own state of Nebraska ,
\vlth her 7(1JIM ( sqtmro inllcs , ten times larirer
lhan the stuto of Massachusetts , seventy-live
times us largo ns the state of Klioilo Island ,
nnd yet beyond that there is the state of
Colorado , which is twice as largo as England
nnd Wales combined , and three times In
extent of territory that of Ireland.
Then , beyond , we have Nevada , slender in
population , It may be , but cijnal in territory
to ull of Italy , Further to the northwest is
Oregon , coving a territory 'equal to half the
omplroof Spain ; and , Jf you reach to the
south west , the stnto of Texas ; and , if that
tate were a great 'ake , and the entire republic
public of Franco were nn Island , that island
conld bo put insldo the lake , nnd ut its
furthest mngln bo without the sight of man ,
landing upon the shore. Net only that , but
if you look over the reports of the last
election of 1688 , thinking of the eleven mil
lions of votes which were east at that elec
tion , you ilnd that 3,170,000 of those voles
were cast west of waters which How dowu
the Missouri river by your border.
Wo say In this country that wo Imvo somo-
tblng like sixty-live millions of people , if It
bo true thai " ,170,000 voters represented
but 18,000.000 of people , Ibcti Iho
states which nro in what wo
call the great west , and add
to that the territories , you have Dakota ,
Montana , Utah , Arizona and Wyoming , nnu
you Had from calculation that thcro nro
15,000,000 , out of the 05,000,000 which lie west
of thcso muiky waters. Hnvo wo inndo n
mistake when wo call that the great west I
Great In territory , great In resources , great
in national Interests , becoming great In Its
, becoming great In its commercial
Diululion , and so great , may I inako the
remark , that the morchanJiso hauled on the
rallioiU8 : which enter nnd depart from this
city Is greater than all the international
commerce carried over thcso United States
to all the other portions of the world.
It is reported that thcro exists a deficit In
the grain product of Uuropc of USO.OOO.UOO of
bushels , while in this country alone wo Imvo
a surplus of a70,000,000 ; nil of which Is
largely produced by the west. Cut oft that
preat west and the east would Imvo to go to
Kusslu and to India to find its bread. 'Ihero
exists a ueilcit In Europe of 853,000,000 tons
of moat annually , while In this country there
la produced u surplus of lUOOOTt.OOU ) tone.
Cul off our western resources , and the cast
nnd Kuropo woOld go hungry for want of
meat , If you were to cut off the
resources of this great west , your
railroads loading to the Atlantic seaboard
would go into bankruptcy. You cul oil the
great west nnd the manufacturing Industries
of the cast would become simply the remi
niscence of a once prosperous past. You talk
nbout the great west and you are talking
nbout the great country that is going to rule
this republic of llfty years yet to come , [ Ap-
pluuso.l
Turning over to Colorado , you find there
mineral resources rivalling anil surpassing
the fctute of Pennsylvania , and the time shall
coino In Jlfty .yarn when the Pennsylvania of
this country will bo located west within the
limits of Colorado.
Study the population of San Francisco , com-
pa-o It with the city of Now York during
uny ponodof tlmu when they each had an
equal population , and you will Ilnd that San
Francisco has Increased in population much
niuro rapidly than New York city. "When
you look over the growth of our population
you Hud from lbS4 to ISSSlhoro were added
to the western' states 450,000
of voters , representing nn Increase
of more tlmu three millions In population ,
thin adding to the grout west in four vciirs
inoio people than was addoil to the cast from
the tlmu uf the lauding at IMymouth until
the Declaration of Indepenco. covering moro
than 150 .vcan. Istnero not In thai suggcs
tlou the thought to go out to the politician
nnd to the administrative officer
that this great western country
must receive its proper recognition J
Thrco million * of people every four
years , nnd you count twenty years of public
history nnd where shall bo the center of this
great government ? When a half of A cen
tury shall Imvo gone by , tno time will have
como when the great population shall Do
west nnd not cast of the Mlssouil river.
If 1 were to spenk a moment of the pros
pective future of this country and what wo
might linvo out In Iho great west , 1 mlirht
suggest to these people that If Nobrnnka had
the population per square milo of
Italy , wo would have within our borders over
nineteen millions of people. If wo hnd the
population of England Nobnuiin would con
tnln 30,000,000 pcoplo. If wohncl the pop
ulation of Austria wo would have 83,000,000 ,
nooplo. And If ovnn wo reach but nlmply
the population of Massachusetts per square
mile , Nebraska would contain 10,000,000 pco
plo , Before that the day shnll come when
the coal nnd mineral interests of Colorado
nnd Wyoming shall Imvo been developed ;
when Illinois shnll havu been equalled , D > *
Nfibrnskn In Its agricultural Interests nnd
products ; when manufacturers shall leave
the state of Massachusetts nothing tlint Illi
nois nnd Its agricultural products do not con
tain , wo will know the real wealth nnd the
inngnillccnco of the btato of Nebraska , of
which you may bo proud nt present to bo
citizens.
Hut , to give you another thought touching
the capacity of this great country nnd the
extent of this great west. If you take the
state of Nebraska , and were to allow n half
aero as a residence lot for each head of n
family , with about live persons to tno fam
ily , the state of Nebraska ulono would fur-
iilsh a homo nnd n habitation for 480,000,000
of people ntoro than nil the nmplro of
Japan , und moro than eight times the pres
ent population of lha United States.
This is n part of n great state ,
nnd n part of the great west ,
It is nn eminent thine and n titling thing
thnt from this place should bo selected ono
person who may take his steps to the capital
of the United States nnd administer a portion
tion of its ln'.vs , simply as a slop in the great
progress of the national growth and the
national importance ; nnd that the time shnll
coino that from .west , of the Mis
souri river thcro shall bo selected
moro than ono representative-
the administrative nfilccs of this
government , fApplause. ) When you talk
nbout the world's fair being located In the
city of Now York , aid you ever think that
the city of Now York is nothinc moro or less
than a simple port of entry Into which and
oul from which there ilows the great coui
merco of the world ? It is not in Now York.
A man from Kurc- ; who goes to
the city of New York to sco the
world's fair nnd goes back thinking
he li 3 seen America , knows no moro of
America than Iho man docs of Now York
who stops nt the Now York Central depot
and then says ho IB familiar.wilh Iho city.
The way to loam of America is to go west ,
certainly ns far as Chicago , and every patri
otic man should &uy as furasOmuha. ( Ap
plause. ]
AVhon thcro shall have been reached the
consummation of the thoughts which I have
but thrown out , the capital of the Uuitcd
States shall huvn removed from where It is
and shall be planted en the banks of the
Missouri rlvor , and from that point shall the
Goddess of Liberty point out the great land
of liberty circling around where you live ,
the central capital of tlio United Status , lo
cated In Nebraska. Proud may you bo that
it is the homo in which you live nnd the place
where you surround the tables in giving this
banquet to your honored guest. [ Applause. ]
acnan WAKCLCV.
Judge Wakeley spoke ns follows :
If 1 were In a tcchlnal court I should
probably rule Unit this invitation had not
been served on mo in time and that I hnd no
notice either verbal or written that Ivas
expected to respond to any toast. Hut you
have assigned to mo , Mr. Toastmnstor , a
very grateful theme , and if you will allow
mo to bo admonished by the single word
"brief" in the lenglh of my soeech nnd will
accept Iho spontaneous thoughts nnd words
which seem to meel the occasion , 1 shall bo
pleased. I may say that at this
late hour on Saturday evening or this early
hour on Sunday I tnlnk the most udmlr.iblo
thing which the committee did in the ur
rnngcments was to refrain from putting a
clock in this room. I think it is only equalled
by the politeness of the host who always
turned his back when his cucsta helped
themselves to whisky , [ Laughter. ] I sup
pose lhal 1 am expected to say a few words
on account of the incidental circum
stance of my recent ofllcial relations
with our distinguished guest of this even
ing. In respect to that I may simply
say that the friendship and the
esteem which I felt for my friend for many
years when wo were nt tno bar of this coun
ty together , has only been cemented and
strengthened and deepened by our ofllcial
intercourse In the last two and a half
years upon the bench. I know my friend
too well. I know too well his in
nate modesty , his entire absence of
self-exaggeration , solf-iinportanco or self-
assertion to think thnt ho would bo pleased
with nny extended language of praise , eulogy
or encomium which I inight uululgo In this
evening. Ho knows , and you all know ,
genllumen , that I echo with my whole heart
and soul all the words of praise that have
been uttered in his favor hero this evening ,
nnd that , perhaps , Is enough. Hut 1 may say
what only two or three of us hero are privi
leged to say , that In all our intercourse with
him , in all our judicial work , in all our de
liberations , in all our conferences , in all
our formal and informal meetings ,
brought , about by pur judicial dutits
his manly , straightforward demeanor , his
over cheerful salutation , his hopeful views
of men und of things , of the present and of
the future , have been to us n mental tonio
and stimulant which men in the work and
worry of this world so often need.
Moro than that ; in all these times his over
ready intuition of the right and the wrong ,
his natural and spontaneous ubhorrenco of
anything In Iho way of dishonesty , or nny
trick or nrtillco to prevent justice , or uny ef
fort to warp the right toward the
many all this has been to us an
inspiration and an example which I hope wo
shnll bo able to prolit by when our associa
tions uro ended. ( Applause. )
Novv , gcnllemcn , ho goes from us to a ,
wider llold.ailold possibly of greater respon
sibility , a flold possibly of greater la
bor. If so , his initiation nnd his
apprenticeship In working upon a docket of
over two thousand canes in the last year , is
an elegant preparation. Hut I for one , al
though others perhaps might t > ay it with
moro propriety thanj. do not admit that the
ofllco to which ho has worlced Is a more
dignified or u moro exalted oQlco than
the onu which ho leaves now with so
much honor to himself and so much regret to
us all. ( Applause. ) If , gentlemen , tlint is
not tlio popular estimate of the olllce , in my
opinion , it Is because none of us are ever
nblo to come up to the ideal of the just and
righteous Judge who ought to pro
sida > n judicial tribunals. ( Applause. )
U is because of our own shortcomings , It is
because wo can not properly realize that
measure of purity , of learning , of dignity , of
impartiality , of equanimity , which the ofllco
demands. That , and nothing else , which
can over low r the ofllco in the pub
lie estimation. I will say , gentlemen ,
after all , if wo gnugn the public estimate of
this ofllco by the magnlllcont and munificent
emoluments which attach to It , that wo must
admit that It Is an otllce of tremendous 1m-
portancol ( LaUKhtor. ) I recognize , gentle
men , that when you nnd I all of us entered
upon that ofllco , we could never refuse at
least to recognize that wo wore cstopned
from complaining of il. 1 never road a cita
tion or a law which absolutely requires an
American citizen to taue un ofllco If ho did
not want It. or to accept It if ho Is not satis-
lied with It. and ' I know of no
possible prohibition against u man's '
resigning his oQlco If ho gets tired of it
especially If ho can get a better ono. [ Laugb-
I may say In that connection that ono
thing which I do sincerely rcgrot In the case
of our friend is this : that when ho goes to
his Held of labor and responsibility ,
which takes nil of his manhood , all his
energy , and all his time , and I sincerely re
gret that the salary which the United States
has attached to this great ofllco will enable
my friend to maku such a mere Insignificant
pin hole in the national surplus which
troubles us so union. [ Lnurhtcr. ] I
wish that the ofllco wute bet
tor paid. It deserves it ; and the
man who takes the ofllco deserves it.
Now , gentlemen , wo part with our friend
to-night with those mingled feelings of regret -
grot und of pleasure which the circumstances
of the case call for. Ono and all wish him
the utmost pleasure of prosperity. Ono and
ull wlnh him a bright , n promising and a
developing future. God grant that ho may
have it. ICrloa of "Good , good" and np <
pUuse.J
JUST BEFORE THE BATTLE ,
The Republicans of Lancaster Ready
For the Convention Fra7.
MIXED PICKLES ON THE FLATTER.
The Field Apparently Against Maxoy
Cobb For Xronnurer Prloft Will
Do Tried Before Jud o
Houston General ,
LINCOLN UUHEAU OF Tnc OMAHA Br.c , )
lr' ( < J P STUKBT , I
LIKCOI.X , Neb. , Sept. US. )
Tlio prlmnrlos of yesterday brought the
muni surprises , They were the tonlo of
conversation on tlio streets to-day. . Strikers
nnd local politicians huvo out the Munition ,
nnd before noon to-morrow everything will
bo in rcndlnoss for the convention. The
bnttlo then promises to bo oven llorccr tlmu
the ono nt tlio primary polls. As the slate
stands now , it Is Muxcy Cobb , championed
by John U. Clnrk , president of the First Na
tional bunk , against S. H. Liurnbutn and
Captain Wostcott. Qrlnith atandi out with
the bnlnnco of power. Astute politicians
say that if the Held can unlto Cobb's caka is
dough , but opinions differ ns to the most
available man. It Is evident now that the
friend ? \Ycstcott , Uurnhnm nnd Qrinith
must uiilto of Cobb is the coming treasurer.
Churchill , for county clerk , was knocked
out in his own wnrd. Ills irlenils , however ,
Insist that ho is still in the race. As
the situation stands now it would seem tlntt
Howe or Trundle will bo nominated. The
chruicos uro about even between thcso can ill-
dates.
Alvln Smith , of Wnvcrly , has developed
unexpected strength for sheriff , nnd the talk
Is to day that the Hold will unlto to defeat
MuCluy. lu that ovout it will bo Trompou ,
Curr or Smith.
The rcnonilnatlon of John D. Knight for
register of deeds , W. 12. Stewart for county
Jut/go / , nnd P. U. McClusky for county super-
indent of public Instruction , Is conceded ,
Lancaster lm navor known moro exclto *
mcnt over the cast of a county ticket.
I'rice'B Conn.
Uobcrt Price , the young man charged
with attempting' to commit rape on the per
son of'Miss Hattie Swansea , will have a
preliminary hearing to-morrowbuforo Judge
Houston , Price lies In the county Jail. Bob
Honsloy has been released on ball. Hensloy ,
It will bo remembered , was arrested as an-
abettor , but not us a participator in the at
tempt. His friends insist that ho was inno
cent in every particular , nnd will bo dis
charged. Colonel Thomas Price , Kobert's
father , signed u boud of $500 for
Honsluy'n aupcaranco. It Is said
by Price's friends that the
hearing will develop some racy facts , not al
together llattcrinsr to any of tno parties
Interested , and ttiat if punished Robert will
got nothing moro thann , line fnr simple as
sault. On the other hand , the friends of the
young lady Insist that the.proof of young
Price's guilt Is positive , and that ho can not
cscupo n sovcro scntouco.
Governor llinyoi * On the AVinsr.
Oovernor-Thaycr will bo nt his desk until
to-morrow evening , when ho goes to Edgar
to address harvest home plcnlcers. Prom
there ho goes to Champion , where ho reviews -
views a soldiers' reunion on Wednesday , and
thence to Stockdnlc , where ho addresses the
Pumas county fair and agricultural society.
On next Saturday ho will return homo , when
ho will acain bo found at his desk.
National Lnncl Company.
Late yesterday afternoon the National
Land company , of Geneva , Pillmoro county ,
filed articles of incorporation in tlio ofllco of
the secretary of stutc. Uuyinc ana selling
real estate is described as the nature of the
business of the company , and ft purposes ex
tending its business luto.tho .western states
and territories ; capital stock , $200,000. Iti-
corporators : V. C. Shickley , E. K. Cobb and
C. "W. Suickloy.
Tiivcly
Willis T. Sawyer and Edgar E. Mott
] omed Morilla 13. Hubbcll In a replevin suit
late last evening. The plaintiffs sci/ed some
thing like ' V-'UO cnnumernted articles of fur-
nit ure , valued at 60,000 , in the Ledwith
block , which they allege were wrongfully
detained fioin them for ono day. It appears
tlint the defendant , Sawyer , hold ti chattel
mortgage upon the goods for 1,000 , of which
71,000 has been paid , leaving a balance of
S2.000. Sawyer took possession under tils
mortgage at about 11 o'clock yesterday morn
ing , anil Mrs. Hubbell roplovined the goods
late yesterday afternoon. An animated
scene occurred during Sawyer's possession ,
ns ho threatened to close up the house , but
Mrs. Hubboll's attorney , Colonel Philpott ,
didn't let the grass crow under Uis feet while
getting out replevin papers
As an outgrowth of the above case , Edgar
E. Mott begun suit in the county court
ueainst M. B. Hubbell , V. H. Gibson , W. S.
Morton und G. S. Wcdgowood , joint signers
of u note executed February 25 , 1889 , to Sawyer -
yor & Burtis for $371 , and subsequently en
dorsed to plaintiff.
City Nvs anil Notes.
Tno conservatory of music nears comple
tion. It Is understood that the school will
open October 9.
The remains of Alex Street , who \vas well
known in this city , passed through hero to
day from Curtis , en route for Nebraska City ,
where they will bo interred.
Miss Anna Dunn , who has been visiting
trlenus in Ohio for the past eight Vfeolcs , re
turned homo to-day.
Chancellor Cruigntou , of the Wesloynn uni
versity , is attending the north Nebraska con
ference at Ncllgh. Ho returns homo to-inor-
row.
Vivo Small Fire * .
The flre department was called out flvo
times yesterday , but in no case was there
any great amount nf damagedone. . Mrs.
Brega's employment agency on Pifteonth ,
between Pnrnnm ana Harnoy ; Judga
Wright's house , on Thirteenth , near Capitol
uvcnuo ; the collar under Ed Maurcr's sa
loon on Parnam ; ICucnno'a bakery
on St. Mary's avenue , and Oskamp
ft Hulncs mill on Twentieth and 1'lorcu were
the scenes of the inclpont blazes. The latter
was only a revival of the flro In the ruins of
the structure burned about u week ago.
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of Jlorcnry. Scrofula , Er/slpolus , Venter Sore" ,
Illotchcs , ( Tlcers. Vnmsln the Head nnd Ilonof > ,
Byplillttlc Sere ' ] hront. Jlouth nnd Tongui > . Ca-
tnrrh , etc. . poriuaiieutly curcil where othcrl
have fulled.
Pidnnir Tfrinapu nn(1 madder Complaints ,
JVlUllUyi UllllQ' ' ! L'alntul. DltllcuH , too fre
quent liumlng or Jlloody Urine , Urine hieli col
ored or with milky sediment on stRndln ? , WcuK
Ilaelc. Gnnnrrlin a , Gleet , OyhUlls. etc. ,
Promptly and BafclylCured , Charges Iteasona-
Ijle.
Per-
maiient C.tro , re
moval complete , without cuttluc , caustic or
UUIMlon. t'nioa enacted nt homu by pntlent
without a moments pain or annoyance.
To Youiiff Men anfl Milill3-AGil ( ? Men ,
PUDP Tll ° awf l eirocts of early
ASIIRP UUUD Vice , wnicli btincs organic
wenkness , destroying Loth mind nnd body , vtlih
all Its dionded Ills , permunenUvcurcci ,
riDO TPVI13 ] AdroisthOiiewhn have impaired
iluVJi DDHO Uietnsohos by Improprr indul-
pencos nr.d solltnrj' luiblts. whlcti ruin both
body nnd mind , unfitting them tor buslnraa ,
tudy or mnrriBRp.
M AiiuiKD WEN. or these enterlm ? on tlint Imp
pylife , uwuro of physical debility , quickly us
suited.
OUR SUCOKSS.
li based upon facts , First Prnctlenl Kxpo
rlence. Second Every casu Is especially studied-
thus starting might. Third MeJlcines are pre ,
pnied In our Iiibntory exuctly to suit each cuso ,
thus nirectlnc cures without Injury
t3V Send ( i cents costs-KD for celebrnte 1 works
on Chronic. Nervous nnd Delicate Diseases.
Thousands cured. Ry A friendly letter or cull
may save you future KUUerlne nnd shame , mid
ndd golden year * to life.YT"No letters an-
Ewcreilnnlessnccompanlodby t cents in stanmi.
Address or call on
BJI3TTS & ISUTTS ,
1408 Furnam Street , Uniabn. II b.
Iii.B. C. WKST'S NEHVH ANn HIIAIN TIIKAT-
MBNT , a Kiiuriuitccd spoclllc for Hynterlu , Dizzi
ness , Convulsloiis. Fits. Nervous NeuniltJla ,
Hcndiicho , Nervous 1'rostrntlon cnusod bv the
use of alcohol tobacco , Wnkefillness , .Mental
Depression. Softening of the llralu , insulting In
Insunlty undleadlngtomlscry. decay and death ,
I'romntumOlil Ace. Ilnrri-nness , los.s of Power
In either sox , Involuntary bosses nnd Spcrmnt >
orhd'a cnused by ovcr-exortlon of the brain , M'lf-
abuse or oveilnduljjenco. Kncli box rontnlns
onn month's treatment , fl.cn a box , or six lioxos
fori" > .03bentby mail prepaid on receipt of price.
WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES.
To euro nny ease. With ench order received by
usforslK boxes , accompanied withSJ.OO , wo will
send the purchaser our written gnurantou to r -
fnndtho money If the treatment does not effect
ncuro. Guuiantecs lusued only by ( Joodmnn
Drug Co. , Drngijiiitsr Solo Agents , 1110 Faninm
treet , Omnha Nebraska
AMUSEMENTS ,
TmtKH Ninuis ,
COMMUNCIOT ) inuiiuujj oojJli
I'lrat time In the city of the highly Miccossful
ifuslcal Fnrca-Comc-d } ' , entitled
" THEr FAKIR , "
I3y Paul M. rottetand Harry L. llnmlin.
THOMAS. Q. SBA2ROOKB a ? SETH BOKEB
Nl'.WMUblO. 1'iiErTvainr.s ,
KKWKONIiB. lit NOES.
Itegular prices , > c , COc. 75c nnd $1.03. Beats are
uow on uale.
Tliuradny , I'rldny anl Haturduy ,
0 , U7 mill liH.
Kngngcnieut of the Queen of Comediennes ,
NELLIE McHENRY ,
Bunported l > i' lier FamouH Company of Artists ,
under the direction of Wobstur A ; Mnudor , In
tout cyclouo of mirth nnd music ,
GREEN-ROOM PUN !
Kmbodying tlie Adventure * and Mishnps of
] 'urty of Amateurs Impressed wjth u do'.lro for
ut'llmpao behind the sceiien of a theatre. Writ
ten by llroiiscm Howard , Ksq. , author ot the
"Henrietta. " etc.
1'rlcea aic.&Oc. TGc and 11.00 , Seats go ealo
Weuntstlay niurul u . _
Oeslrlnc
to exam.
SHOEDEALERS I n a the
ebrated llnea of Hoots aud Shoes , manufactur
ed oy O. M. Uendt.ii.on ieila. , of ailcuio-Fac.
torlis at ChlruKo , UUon. Ilia..nnd 1'ond fu J.nc ,
Wli. should write KAil. N. WATSON , real-
deuce , FKBMONT. Nl II. Travoltas a eat.
lletdquarteia for
*
.
Continental
Clothing House
> e s > y
THCEJ
1
The largest display of Boys' and Children's
Olothing ever shown in Omaha.
Special attention is called to a full line of
Lord Fauntleroy Suits , our -Rough and Tumble
Suits for school wear and a very large line of
Three-Piece , Short-Pants Suits for boys from
11 to 16 years.
Of Boys' Knee Pants Suits for school wear in
strictly All Wool Cheviots , at $5.0O , ages 5 to
14 years. Everything desirable for boys of all
ages in honest fabrics are shown this season.
A full line of Fall Overcoats for Boys from
4 to 14 years.
OMAHA Free ] Co ,
BOSTON
NEW YORK
Proprietor
DES MOINE9
Cor. Douglas and 15tli Sts. , Omaha.
Friday Sept. 27.
"PInro nux Dames"
Come nnd sou the lln bt display of Tnll
nud Winter goods m .Mi'a s nnd Hoy's
Clothing and Furnishing * , which wo have
uvir olierud to our customers. Nuvelilcs
In Children's ( ostumes mo to no a specially
with us ami wo particularly invite tne nt.
tuntlon of the Ladles' to our pres-ont
uuiqtio nssiirtmeiit In thnt line Tlio cor
rect wardrobe for thu small boy of thu
family 1ms becomu a uucbtlon of hlt'h art
ns well ns durability nnd wu are fully 1110-
pined to meet his requirements trliluy ,
hept. 2 < th. At homo to our old friends ,
nud ready to niftkj uuW ones.
MAX MEYKK. AOOU'II MKVBH
HSTABLISHKD IbCfl.
Iv AGENTS FOK 1THE
STEINWAY ,
CHICKERING.
KNABE ,
And other first class PIANOSand
STORY & CLARK ORGANS
Remember , Wo do Not Soil "ston
cllod" Pianos ,
All Instruments Guaranteed to
be Just as Represented.
SPECIAL !
Wo offer o flno $325 Piano for$25O.
EASY PAYMENTS.
Visitors Welcome.
MAX MEYER & BRO
Cor. 16th arid Farnam Sts.
State Line.
To Glasgow , Ilplfusl , Dublin nnd Liverpool
I'HOM NKW VOHKHVKKV THURSDAY.
Cabin | ) Ut nKor' ' > to ! .V > , acconllnic to location of ttat
room , Kxcurslon to& to fJO.
Steerage to an4 from Kuropo at I-owc t Hates.
AUSTIN liAUiniN a.Co.licn'l Auents ,
la Broadway , New York.
JoiiK III.UQK.V , Qeu'l Western Accnt.
! < ; i Hundolph Et. , Chicago ,
HAiinr U , MooiiES/fiios.
Agents , at Ornsua.
BROOKS BROS. & CO.
Importers and Wholesale Dealers la
Walches , Jewelry , Cutlery ,
Notions , Novelties , Albums ,
Fancy Goods , Walking Canes ,
Coat-Collar Springs , Ac. , &c.
Lame assortment for
nt Racki. KnllB Board $ , Spindle *
Auctioneers , Streelmen and Peddler * .
llle rartetr of to. 10o and 2Sa counter
cuuJi. Bend for Illutiraua catalogue.
BROOKS BROS , & CO. ,
8t > Louie , Mo.
2Oto6O DAYS.
This IB u disunso which bus horotofora
Bullied all Medical Science.
When Mercury , Iodide of. I'otnsslum , Snrsnp *
rtlla or Hot Springs full , we gnarnnteun euro.
Wo have a Remedy , unknown to nuyono In the
World outsldoof ourCompuny , and onu that haste
to cure the most obstinate cases. Ten days In
recent cases does the wort. It lithe oMchronla
deep Beaten CUBES that wo solicit. We have
cured hundreds who have been abandoned by
Physician" , ixnd pronounced Incurable , audY
chnllcah'H the world to brill ? us a case that we
will uot cure In lusts than sixty days.
Hlnce the history of maalclne ti true specific
for ByphllU has boon sought for but never
Caund mull our
MACUC REMEDY
WEB discovered , and we are Justified in Baying
It In tha only ItomeUy in the World tnat will pos
itively cure , because the latest Medical Work * ,
published by the licnt Known authorities say
there wn nevera true specific befoie. Our rem
edy will cure when everything else his fulled.
Why waste you time und money with patent
medicines thatnover had virtue , or doctor with
physicians that cannot euro you , you that hare
tried everything else should coino tons now aud
jf < 't perinHUent lelldf , you never can get it else
where. Mark what wo say. In the end you
must take our remedy or NEVRH recover and
you that have been nflllcted but a short ttmo
should by all means come to us now , not one In
ten of now cases ever pet permanently cured.
Many vctheln ana : h < nk they ure free from the
disease , but In one , two , ir mr < 8 7 ani after H
appears again In a more horrible form.
This is n , blood Purifier und will Cure
any Skin or Blood Disease when
Everything TClse Fails.
NOTICE Wo desire to caution patients In ra
card to parties claiming to use the Cook Hem-
edy. Our formula Is not and CANNOT b
mown to anyone but ourselves.
THE COOK REMEDY GO ,
Rooms 418 aiiJ 419.
ALV/AY8
DRINK with !
LEMONADES , SHEflQETS ,
AND ALL COLD DRINKS.
i U'lll correct tlivtl < nnctln < ( / In.
Jtiirncooffce on the tttumiicli.
Tor M n Health rresinrlnj. for
Children Inrlgoratl&f , and Re-
| freihlne for All. The But Bam-
air&cverato InC/liteact , War
ranted strictly Pin and Unftr-
mcnted. An Cttclont Ein dy
for BUrrfco * . Cliulira Morbui.
Dyunttry , and all Dliordors f
ttit Bowtli ,
NASH viu.KTKNN.Jiine 0 , ' 87
JlU-SJJHS , LUVUNTIIAI , IlllOB.
IpnrKlrI : Imvo tried the
IliuiKarlnii Illiickhcrry Julcu
you no klnilly Rent in p. It In
Iho no | > ltm ultrn of uuinintr
ilrlnlci. It Is frco from nlc-o-
liol , nllays tlilrot , tunci tlio
digestive organs , ! ia a ( Ino
nrumallo lluvur , and Is just
tlmililiiKfarillnrrhwnl troub-
Ins In lliu Iicnlvd term , A
TAXlLKBrOONKlir. IN A
( IIAHH 01' IOi : WATKU
UUTNKCTAIW NEUTAll.
T. AAVrJlllBU ? , M.B.
For mile liyDrucKlntii.Mqu *
Dealers ana Grocers.
n.tlHUM lire"
UtClRIfBttTA.JUJP ( KJORr
or UKILIUHU.MHT. 11.J. lor
, lbl < iitcrlSo iiur.e. . . CUKK or
GENtlUTlVfiKAKNES3llTloi
i , KooiuiNO.loall.voui IbrrrnUo.
. . , -.air Uruutli > > l k pub. rcittr.
10II..Ilk > .driiorou.turruill. . Kl.olrl
BEl.T idBi.p r. rjl .pl ( . l. udup. Wonleuuixr.
tnaurntlr cured lo Ibr.tr&Dutbi. H.al.d | > tmplil.t4e..uua
FOR MEN OMLVI
ForrOSTorFAILINO tfANnOODl
anr l and M KBVOUS DEBILITYi
.T1TTT ? T1 Weikneu of Body nd Mind ) Effect *
\J U JAiJfJ oflrrorsor zms iln01dorYounr.
Kobllt , ( Ol > l > B1MIUOU f.llr K..lor 4. lloif to lul.r , . 4.4
tir . | ( kt K.i' i > niiUi'riiKoi'B ] * luuigofiiour.
Ibiolulrlr o f UU IIUKIi TB n > TItretSU l > t il 7 ,
iMllf/ from 41 bUUi , Tcrrll.M.i , d lenlf I uutilrl.e.
Yea tut write U H. Uo < , k , rill.ipli. U < Q , end t > rur ra ll.4
betleai free , idtfrne Ull KttlUl CO..BUlfMl.tl. | .
JOSEPH GILLOTTS
STEEL PENS
COLD MEDAL PARIS EXPOSITION K73 ,
Nos. 3O3-4O4-I7O-6O4.
THE MOST PERFECT OF PENH
N.W.COR. I3IH& DODGE STS. OMAHA. NEB.
FOR THE TEEAT1IKJT OP AUi
. . J2 ? * " fc. * * * . * * * * . A AV JAA1U | A1 A ,
NINETY ROOMS FOR PATIENTS. !
Board a Attendance. Beit Accommodations in West. '
CyWRITE FORCIROOtARBoitDoformltie. and
Braces , Trusses , Club r et. Curvatures of Bjlie.riUsT
Juniorj , Cancer , Catarrh. ,13ronchitii , Inhalation ;
$ M S Wti f 5ffi > !
S SI Ki SSSl
Only Reliable Medical Institute making : a Special ty'of
BIVATBfBISEfiASBl3
1
jil Vl.'eo"'e' ' ' wl"11 Mll i liU Aidrii
OarAHA MEDICAL = HUHdlOAI , IW8TITUTJL
13th and Dodgu BtreoU , OHAHA , MEB.
ON SALE
0:0
PRINCIPAL POINTS
EAST , WEST ,
NORTH and SOUTH
1802 FAHNAM STRBBT.
_
DREXEL & MAULr"
( KiicccBsora to John n , Jacobs , )
Undertakers and Embalmers
At the Old Stand , 1407 Farnam Strajt.
Orders by telegraph'Bollcltod nnd promptly
Attended. Telephone to No. & . _ _ _ _
I lie I.luunr , Habit , J'oililvpli Ourcd
by AdrnlalNlerlna ; Dr. Ilulnen'
Uvlden Mpeciac.
Itcnn bo KlviMi Innciip of cniri'o or tea without th
knoHluilKeiiftliaiioriioH tnkliiKlti luibsolulcl ) Imrin-
leak , and will i-iTurt u epucily unit piTiiinneiU cure ,
wliHhur tlin pnlli'iit ' U u iiiixIrriiUnlrltkuror 1111 ul >
tuhol nruck , TliuunautU nf clruiilinnU iinvu lieon
luuitti t murrain men wliolmru lukcn linIilDiir ) ( > <
, ale by Kuh n It OJ. ,
liruKXlkt" , IMh uml Djuulni u . , luullHU and Ouihf
lnk'H , .0 iuliu , A. U. faster A liro. , Council llluffjK
HuuIILUOnlt rriiirnuinn uii'l ncldrem to mo and
ll | > i < ni | juii ii'llKll'.ll'll that will i-Q HTltflcf
I IIKl'll.l-S ii.U' < i tmi'r ' lUiuuts , MUfi'i'UUrfa
, o , ilux U'l , l.ruii'l ' II uujl , .Nub.