Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, October 10, 1889, Page 8, Image 8
8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : THUKSDAY , .OOTOBEU 10. 1889. THE CITY. Donuly ShorlfT Low Grebe took the two boya , Willie Rlchtor nnd NVlllio demons , to tlio reform school yostor- day.Gcor Gcor o C.Coon swore out n complaint ngaltiBt James Brador livst evening , charfttnff him with disposing of mort gaged property. . Antly Sohlld , n saloonkeeper at 2001 Plorco street , was before iv jury in po- lico' court yesterday afternoon charged with selling liquor on Sunday. The do- foudiuit was acquitted. Ed Culver , the man who loft Omaha Bomo days tigo with ti lot of mortgaged property belonging to Wright ft Lons- borg.viis captured ycstorduy atJtanstts City. An ofllcer went down after him last night. Daly was nrrosled on n warra.it yes terday afternoon charged with robbing Cummins & Murphy's saloon at 6112 South Thirteenth street night before last. Daly tooK a silver watch , a lot of pennies , some brandy and eomo wine. Ho throw the watch away when ar rested. _ Personal I'nrncrnpln. J. 8. Agoy , of Lincoln , Is ut the Cnioy. H. II. Moses , of Wayne , is at tlio Casey. J , A. Shnnlt , of Newport , Is nt the Casey. J. F. Allot ) , ot Fremont , is at the Murray. G. Norborg , of HoUIrcco , Is at the Pnxton. J. I ) . Liicns , of CrolgHton , la at the Casoy. H. C. llnnnan , ot Ulysses , is ut the Casey. John U. Hoc , of ICcarnoy , is at the Paxton. C. L. Hrown , of Lincoln , Is nt the Pnxton. H. C. Smith , ot Falls City , is ut the Piix- toh. toh.W. W. H. Sullmll , of Lincoln , Is at the Pnx ton , Jolin HCCHO , of Broken Bow , U at tlio Mil- Itird. Itird.Tom Tom M. Cookc , of Lincoln , la nt the Mil- lartl. lartl.L. L. P. Shnnncr , ot O'Neill , Is nt tlio Mil- liml. liml.F. F. W. Fuller , of Loup City , Is at the Mil- Inrd. John H. Bennett , ot Lincoln , Is at the Mil- lard. lard.J. J. C. WcNaughton , of HastinRS , is at the Casey. T. G. Burke , of Grooloy Ccntro , Is nt the Casey. D. P. Newcomer , of Uluo Hill , is at tbo Pnxton. ' John H. Wllsoy. of Grand Island , Is nt the Mlllnrd. J. W. McDonald nnil4wlfo , of Lincoln , arc nt the Paxton , E. S.GrcnSol , of Plnttsmouth , Is registered at the Mlllnrd. Charles Itlclclcy nnd wlfo , of Rushvlllo , arc at the Cnsuy. Dr .T. L. McDonald nnd J. W. Houston , of Atkinson , uro nt the Milliircl. T. H. iJiunor mid J. M. Taylor , of Nc- brankn City , nro at , the Casoy. Mrs. John Stocldard. of Kcoltuk , In. , Is via- ItitiR her uuuglitor , Mrs. Frank M. Woolloy. Mr.V. . F. Grillltts , formerly comtnisaionor of the Oinulia froiu'ht bttroati , is lu the ' -Ity. Mr. J. F. Iddings und C. L. AVood , o North Plnttu , called upon Tun BCB yester day. day.Hov. Hov. P. S. Merrill , the newly appointed pastor of the First M. K church , will arrive from Philadelphia to-day. Miss Artio L. Cody , the clinrmlng nnd ac complished daughter of liuftalo Uill. was in the city yesterday , tlio pucstof Miss Lizzie Can Hold. Miss Cody loft last night for La Crosse , VVis. im Sqtinrn. The sodding of .Icffurson sijunro according to the now designs is about completed and the workmen are engaged In puttiui ; down I the cln.ler base for the walks. The latter It will not Do of concrete but n composition of pounded rock like the walks in the paths of r * Chicago and other places. The planting of shrubbery and trees will bo doferroil until I ucxt spring. diving. The concrete baio for the now pavement on Lnko street has been linishoJ , and thol.iy- ini ; of cedar clocks will commence immedi ately. The paving of Twentieth street from St. .Mary's avenue to Hnrney is also in about the Riuno since , tlio sand nnd plank basu being completed , and the workmen are ready to lav the ccdur blocks. Kdholm & Akin. , "Who tire thoyV" Army Js'ows. Leave of absence for twentjthree d.ivs has been granted First Lieutenant Charles M. Trultt , Twunty-Bccond infantrv , nldo-de- camp. Omiilia , to take effect on the 15th. Major William II , Hell , rotnmlssary of sub sistence , First Lioutonunt Churles A.Vor - ilen , Seventh Infantry , unit First Lioutotunt Chtirles M. Truitt , Twenty.flrst infantry , nlde-de-cnmp , hnvo been appointed a bo.ircl of survey to meet nt the tiiartermaster's ] doimt in this city at ill o'clock a. in. , on the Oth day of October , 1SSU , to examine and make recommendation as to the disposition of some 10 , WX ) pounds of obsolete stove cast- Man iau Licenses were issued to the following parties by Judge Shields yesterday : Kamo and Residence. Ago. ( Oscar Anderson , Omaha . ! JO ( -Ilanim Stoncburg , Omaha . ao j CluirlcH F. Bauer , Omaha . 20 j Loulsu Toolo , Omulia . 18 j James Dibelkn , Omaha . 2.J 1 Barbara Ui bn- Omaha . U3 lid hoi in t Akin. 'Who uro theyV"d Hutlid UnDrl llonnil Over. The cnso of Hnttio Uobol , charpod with hooting at R M. Patterson , was called in police court .yesterday afternoon. The stnto introduced a number of wilnrsscs to provo the shooting , which was not , denied by the ( lotcnduut , wtio claimed she did not go there for the purpose of shooting him , but merely to trlghten him. She wns hold to the district court in the urn of ll.'OO. 1. O. O. I'ICntri ttilnini'iil.s. Goodrich lodiro , J , O. O. F. , will give nn oyster supper and ball at their hall on Saunders - ders street to night , the proceeds of which will bo devoted to tlm hull association , On the fllst of this month a grand ball and sup per will bo given ntis \ \ hull by Cunton Kzra Millard , No. t. The proceeds of tills enter- luiiimoiit will bo iibuil in puying for the in struments of thu Patriarchs Militant band. The Canton will give an exhibition drill in full dross uniform. Kdholm & Akin- "Who nro they ? " QMAIINeb. . , Oct. 8. Mr. Rosowntor , Ed itor of Tin : Hue : Dear Sir The free udvcr- tUomcntyou gave uio In your evening paper of Monday last ban done mu u grout deal of good. I have moro political candidates now calling upon mo tlian ever , and If you ugreo to continue that utlvuitlsemciit for about a month 1 will bo willing to pay you something for it. providing you will lot me know at oncti how much you will charge. 1 ruinalu , with thanks , respectfully yours , L. Si.ostistsKi , M , D. fNoto by the Editor There Is no churgo tor advertising mountebanks nnd wholesale- Jobbers in fraudulent votes lu the columns of Tin : Bitu. If the doctor can add to his chnrltublo schema to build a church uud turn sn honest penny for himxulf In the coming election , wo iihuorfully give him the btmout f frca udvorlisini ; , ] of 1'yllilan Visiting Omaha , nnd in attoudance to the grand lodge , will find' u beautiful iolootion of badges and jowcU ut epouial prices during the grand lodge icsalon , Cull und buo us. EDIIOLM & AKIN. Cor. 16th uud . 1' O. I' ' Uodgo , opp. . . I'r 8THUJJC ( BY The ApoBtoUc-Nntncd Uollootor Takes Wlcitlhn to Ills IJosnm. "Is It true that you have Appointed A. L. Wiggins to a dcputyshlp In the revenue of fice ! " inquired a BEB reporter ot Collector Peters. "Yes , " ho roplloil , "tlio Information Is cor rect , but how did It got out do you suppose ! " "I * it nccnuso you are ashamed of the ap pointment that the matter has boon sup- prpsscdl" "Oh , no , not that , but had the fact that there was a vacancy been known I would have boon hounded by 200 applicants for the plnco and I don't care to go through such an experience again. Wiggins was one of the flrst men promised a doputyshlp. but In pay- meat of a political debt duo Saunders county wo wore compelled to give Mr. Adams the ilrstshow. "It wns thoa understood that Wiggins should have the first vacancy aim that is why ho was appointed , Whtlo It is true that Adams' resignation was accepted October 1 , andt Wiggins appointment was mndo at the same tlmo , I wns not ready to have It known. But , as It has got out now , I don't care what you say about It , " _ Edholm & Akin. "Who are they ? " IN AN ATAIOS1M1I2HI3 OP DEATH A. aiun Front Huinnlinoy Sluml'ors at tlio < 'iincy. John Long , a merchant from Humphreys , this state , wont to his room at the Arcade hotel Into Tuesday night it Is said , con siderably under the iulluonco of drink. In some manner , perhaps through acci dent , the gas was put out ana allowed to escape. When the boll boy discovered the dancer ho notified the clerk and the door of Long's room was broiten open. The lodger wns almost dead. A physician was culled , and after working on Long for several hours afforded him some roller , but has little hope of his recovery. Eijholin & Akin. "Who are they ? " nius. CON Nt : MI PUUAV. Dentil of an Octogenarian lu aVnll - KIKUVII Kntnllv. Mrs. Connell Furay , mother of MaJoV J. B. Furny , of the hoard of public works , tiled ot apoplexy at her resldcr.co at 2303 Koward. Tuesday evening. Death was not unexpected , nnd at the tlmo the liuly breathed her last she was surrounded by a number of childrca nnd grand-children , Mrs. Furny's maiden name was Mary Ghnchoy. She was born March 37 , ISlfi , in Donegal , Ireland. On the ! ) d of August , 1833 , she became the wife of Mr. Connell Furuy. Four years Inter , she came with her husband to America , and commenced life humbly in the mining districts of Pennsylvania. A yrar Inter they emigrated to Highlund county , Ohio , which was then nn unbroken wilder ness. There , in the woods they cleared a farm , whore they reared a family of thirteen children , nine of whom urc still living. Mrs. Furay never enjoyed the benelits of nn edu cation and her husband cnulu barely read , but they determined tlmt their children should never suffer the embarrassment of illiteracy and gave all of them n good educa tion. 'Ihey lived in an humble condition and often know want , but all the money tlioy could get nbovo what was sulTcient for the necessaries of life , wont to buy books for the mental enlightenment of their offspring' . Major John 'B. Furay was the first of the children to couio to Ouiahu , that gantlcinun making his appearance here in 18CO. Nearly all the other members of the family followed and , eight years ago , the father and mother rame also. Mrs. Matthew Caldwell is the oldest child. She still resides in Onto. The other mem bers of the family nro Mrs.V. . P. bt. Cluir , Mrs. Charles T. Taggart , Mrs. J. F. Fink and Mrs. S. S. Cannun , of Omaha ; Mr. Will P. Furay , county clerk of Deer Lodge county , Montana , nnd Andrew Furay.u largo stock raiser In Elkhorn precinct. The funeral services occur at the Holy Family church at 9 o'clock a. tn. to-divv , nnd the interment will take place at the Holy Sepulchre. Oontli ofn Votcrnii. The funeral of the late David Hume will take place from his late residence , 010 North Nineteenth street , Friday afternoon at 9 o'clock ' under the auiplccs ot the Masonio fraternity. Mr. Hume WAS a native of Canada nnd was forty-six .years of ngo. Ho came to Omaha Iwonty-throo years ngo and was employed continuously In the Union Pacific shops until bis recent illness which resulted In his dcntli , His family consists only of a ( Tanghtor with whom he mndo his homo. Ho has three brothers , ono In Elizabeth port , N. J , , ono la Ogdon. Utah , nnd ono In Omaha , George Hume , the brother ot the deceased , whoso homo Is In Omaha , Is attending the Knights Templar conclave In Washington. Ho and Richard Hume , who Is city clerk at Otfclon , have boon summoned and will attend the funeral. The deceased was nnstmnstor of Cnpltol lodge , A. P. nnd A. M. , and n member of Mt. Calvary comnmndr.ry. Edholm & Akin. "Who nro they ? " NOT12S OP Till- } SINGING WIIUC. Improvements lUmlo In the Hovoral Ijonnl Kloctricnl Systems. During the absence of Mr. J , H , Blckford at StillWiitor , Minn. , Mr. 15. M. Knight will hnvo charge of the motormen of the Omaha Street Railway company. Yesterday a force of men wns clearing the tracks on Sounders street from Sownrd to the Bolt lino. To-day twelve motors will bo put on the street nntl the new men will bo thoroughly trained In the mysteries of brake and crnnlt before they attempt to run a train alone. The main route will ex tend from the Belt line on North Twenty- fourth street south to Cumlng , cast to Six teenth , south to Loavonworth , west to Park avenue and south to Hanscom park. By the flrst of next week cars will bo running regu larly on this lino. Tno overhead wires at Nineteenth and Cumlng nro being put In shape for uso. To keep the telephone and Omaha Street Railway electric systems from interfering with each other the latter company is putting another set of cross wires nbovo tlio present ones on Sixteenth street to catch all tele phone wires that have n tendoacv to sag. Edholm & Akin. "Who nro they ? " Notn Hill Collector. John Knolla , of Corning , la. , is a sucker , and several days ngo n man who represented himself to bo O. II. Elder , visited that town and sold Kuolla $10 worth of whisky. Knnlla drove him over the city , paid the money in advance also loaned Elder $1 in cash. Tie is still louclng for the wnisky that never camo. Elder claimed to hall from Omaha , and in order to seek revenge and help out Chief Seavy , Knolla sent the latter the bill for collection , and offers him half if ho will col lect it. _ Edholm & Akin. "Who are they ? " Not Quite ; Unanimous. Hugh G. Qlarit. wnll known ic Omahaand , who removed to Florence some time ago , has been elected a member of their city council to I'll ' u vacancy. Thcro was but ono vote cast against him , and it was cast , by Mr. Clark himself. Edholm & Akin. "Who nro they ? " Two Jloro Toii li . Detectives Savige and Dempsey arrested , Tom Hart as a suspicious character. Hnrt bus served two terms In the penitentiary and- is considered a dangerous character. Three * years ngo ho was sent | to the Lincoln pen' Iroin Omaha for higwny robbery. Hoiilptliintr 10 KciilrinIRr. If you nro goinff east , remember the "Rock fsl-itid Routo" run the sleepers nnd chair ears of their solid vestibule train to and from the Omaha depot , leaving Omuhn at 8:45 : p. in.thus avoid ing the transfer at Council J31ulTs. Three solid trains Otiily. All chair cars nro froo. Dining earson till through trains. Our trains make close connections with till eastern limited trains connecting in union depot at Chicago , avoiding n transfer across the city to parties on route to Now York , Bofaton nnd other eastern cities , "and everything a little bettor than other lines can ofTcr. " S. S. STKVBNS , Ticket ofnco,1305 Fiirnam. Gon'l W. A A REMARKABLE EXPOSE. The public are interested in pure food. They also appreciate honorable dealing. When the manufacturer of an article which is to go into the stomach as food comes up before them in the newspapers with advertisements of his wares , they demand that he shall be both truthful and honest in his representations. It goes without saying that the manufacturer who willingly or fraudulently misrepresents as to endorsements- which he may have received can lay no claim to the patronage of the people whom he has thus sought to deceive. " False in one , false in all , " is the watchword in such a"case. . " It may be a matter of interest to housekeepers to know that a certain Baking Powder Co. has published in its adver tisements throughout the country , false statements representing that the National Board of Health , at Washington , had endorsed ed its brand of baking powder. In order that the public may fully appreciate the extent and character of these misrepresentations and understand to what depth a manufacturer can descend for the purpose of seeking favor or patronage at the hands of the public and prejudicing the public against the well-established brands of others , the following extract is given from a letter recently addressed to the Royal Baking Powder Company , of New York , by the Secretary of the National Board of Health , which will serve to make plain the attempted deception : EXTRACT FROM LETTER. NATIONAL BOARD OE HEALTH , Washington , D. C. , April 25 , 1889. "I have read the papers with astonishment at the unbounded assurance displayed by the Price Baking Powder Co.-in attempting to use the National Board of Health for the purpose of giving credit to Dr. Price's cream baking powder , I am unwilling that this Board should be used for the purpose of misleading the public in the slightest degree. I have to say , therefore , that this Board never , in any manner , shape , or form , 'commended , ' 'indorsed , ' or'favorably reported on Dr. Price's Baking Powder,1 or declared that ' with the exception of Dr. Price's Baking Powder every sample was found to be more or less drugged or tainted , ' and any statement that conveys such an impression , directly or indirectly , is wholly untrue. "W. P. DUNWOODY , " Secretary National Board Jfealt/i. . " That the public may have an insight as to how other offi cial examinations have resulted for Price's Baking Powder , the following from the official report upon the adulteration of articles of food sold in Canada , made by the Canadian Govern ment , is subjoined. It uses the following language : "Dr. Price's Baking Powder contains matter insoluble in water , 24.10 per cent , consisting of starch and tartrate of lime ; ' a mixture adulterated 20 per cent. " e ° In the examination of baking powders and official tests made by the Ohio State Food Commission , Price's Baking PoA-dcr was shown to contain 12.CO per cent , residuum of matter. , Tnd estlon IB not only n-dlstrcsslnR complaint , ol Itself , but , by causing tlio blood to become depraved and tlio fij'Stom en- ( cabled , la tlio .parent of Innumerable rnalnJIoj. Hint Aycr's Sarsnparllln is tlio beat euro Tor Indigestion , c\cn when complicated with Liver Complaint , la proved by tlio following testimony from Mrs. Joseph Lake , of Brockway Centre , Mich. : "Liver complaint and indigestion mndo my life n burden nnd came near ending tny existence. For moro tlmn four j earn I suffered untold agony , wns reduced almost to a skeleton , ami hardly bad strength todrnp inysclf nbont. All Id nil a of food distressed mo. nnd only tlio most dcllrnto could bo digested at nil. "Within tlio tinio mentioned several pliy lclnns treated mo without glvlnp re lief. Nothing tlmt I took seemed to do any pcrmnncntgood until I commenced tlio use of Aycr's Snrsnparllln , which has produced wondoiful results. Soon nfter communclng to take tlio Sarsnpa- rilln r could see nn Improvement lu my condition. My nppctlto beenn to return nnd with It came iho ability to digest all the food taken , My strength 1111- proved each day , and nftor n few. months ot faithful attention to your directions , 1 found myself n well \\nman , nblo to attend to nil household duties. The mcdlulno has given mo a new lease of life. " arsaparilia , Dr. J. C. Aycr & Co. , Lowell , Mass. I'rlcc $1 ; Mi bottles , $0. Worth * CALIFORNIA THE 1 AND OF DISCOVERIES ! SANTAABIEANDCAT : : : RCURE : For sale by Goodman DrutQ Co N.W.Con , I3TH&DODDESTS.OMAHA.NEB. JOB THE TBKATUEXT Or AM. APPLIANCES FOR DEFORMI7ILS AMD TRUSSES. Best F eili tie j.Appaw tin andRernedlesforGucoes fu Treatment of every form at ll'ttsff requiring HKDICAL or S'JjlOIOAL TREATMENT. KINETY ROOMS FOR PATIEfJTS. Boiud&AtteniUnca. But Acsomzaodaticnain West. CO-WRITE roil CIRCULARS on Deformities nn < J $ ' " "i1 1 u " * ? ' .Cl' . l > r t , CurvHuiMofEjlie.Pilei. _ urort , Cancer , Catarrh , . Bra fnh.lation ! Electric DISEASES OF WORSEK . ' . _ DISEASES _ - , . , * , . . . treated * STpIillltlarolioa r.morejfromthtijitiui .liliojlmercurj , Ki-w Hnloriilh. Treatment for Lou of VITAL roUKIt. 1'orllei unatiteto llilt DiniijbetreiteilathouiebreorrciioDdeDM. ylllconimnnlci. llouieoLflJtulli ] . UeJIclLCfOrln.iruuiml.irolbrn. llorfl. P" " " rorpiick ! < JBomirki loin JIr ( rfoul Dli or lender. * Sli'JI7'/ZfIlr' ' . 4' ' lllifnil In pUIn wnriirr.our BOOK TO RIEW f REE ! Upon jlrlf.1. . Bp'eclnl or Sr",1 , * . "M Vc"l r i > MDI i Ulnij | > otriKjl jBti. W. : Ul t u4 VarlcoceUYllh queitlon hit. Ailint OMAHfl. MEDICAL & BDKOin A I. INSTITUTE , ISth and Dodge EJtrceU , 02IAHA , NED , nit.R , U. WEST'S NKIIVB AND HrmN Mi : NT , uuuarunteuil nnerlllo for Ily * > t"rlu , ll//.l > nehs. Uoiiviilslona , i'Ui , Nervous NouruiBla , Jlcaiinalie , Kervoutl'rnstrHtlnn fnueod bv the usu of alcoliol tobacco Wakef illness , Mental Dispressloti , Sotlontotfof tlio llr.iln , reiiilllng in Insanity und leadltii' t o mtii'ry. ilooiy ami ilu.it h , rri'inaturnOUl Aire. Jlnrrtiiiuest , IOH < of ran or v , Involuiitiry l < o f > ( M and HpennuN orhn'a coiifed by er-ejcertloii ot tlio bi Rin , belf. abnso or ovurlndnlgeiu'n Uach bo'c ' lontulns one raouttrstrrutnii'iit. Jl.OOabo'c. or six boxes fort'i.cP.fcent l > y mull p'epald nn rpceipt of ptko WE GUABANTEB SIX BOXES. Toctirunny case. With e.u h ordjr received bv UtfforMx boxes , uctompinled with i'l.Ufe will tend the pnrclmurr our urltteu Kiiuranteo to in- fund the inoiu-y if the trtutmuut Uoei not elTert cure. Quai-untoeH Issued only by ( joodiimn Itrug Co. , Drtiutflsts , Bole Agents , 1110 r'nrnam trect , Umaiiu Nebraska TI.e II uO .stamlurU 110 % , Ueuit-ilUf fur the iw < n\ pn ate MlmcnU oru u.i cut L > ai tij tor purity itc H cUlaitlun ( juurunleeil CnJ.-r llmieily No 1 for mini n > l > tii ur rltal r - r. ist\pj. I'llift 11.00. io. 8 Fr Lott W iik ( l ur lit y liHl tUliillty In inarrieit men , or llio tnltrlii * UH llial lumir life. 1'rlce , IIW No aforUoigrtk. . iii KI I in ulher MI A eombliiiKl tre tm nt for liitenul mul local ui * . Curf In I lo 6 . . So. 4. s i Ut tprflle foi iirn ur women , I'rotentu Kiniorrboca , etc. > o rutbci nor Injection. ] 'ack > K < laiUSgdayt. > ll > u U. l'il tm tVUUrn < l aualud trial itinpl * of i.uicJjM ) or t uu retelUol | lilt , lu tt mn lur no t B . Any un uitliekurr > iir < Jlciuiuiiipt- ly cut ( MMilM ) ttuall uu unlfl of the pHir. 1104. ' " " " " * BTANDABR'DlrXEMrEDXY""cO , UOn"o Bo"ltlV | Continental .OF We will offer this week 250 Men's pure Worsted Sack and Frock Suits , made and trimmed in first class shape , at the unheard of price of $8 per suit. Guaranteed pure all wool goods , in every respect equal to any $15 suit in the market. All sizes from 35 to 44. Sample suits sent to any address , and if not satisfactory , may be returned at our expense. Closing Out Prices on Fall Overcoats , Price $8. We will offer this week an extraordinary bargain in a pure all-wool cassimere Fall Overcoat - coat , in two neat silk mixtures , a garment usually sold for $15.00. We are overstocked on this line and have decided to name the popular price of $8.00 to close them. They cannot be manufactured for the price , but the season for light Overcoats will soon close and we are determined to clean up in this department.Send for self-measurement blanks and wc will send a sample garment to any address and if the garment is not found to be as repre sented , it may be returned at our expense. Boy's Combination , Suit , Overcoat and Cap Price for all $6.76. We have manufactured two styles in large quantities of this combination in pure all-woo cheviot goods in Suits , Overcoats and Caps of the same material and oiler them this week as : i special bargain at $6.75. for the combination. Ages 5 to 14. We unhesitatingly recommend these goods for wear , being strictly all-wool and made and trimmed with a view to service. - , OMAHA BOSTON mis & Co , MEW .YORK DES MOINE3 Proprietor Cor. Douglas and 15tli Sts. , Omaha. lo Your Wardrobe. These cool Onys sugecst hev\.r clothing wo nru well prepared to provide for tlio comfort of our customers. Our stock comprises Men's Toll and Winter Suits of ithehluhostKrucla of nmtoriul and work- 'nmnshlp. ' tOKCtberwitli nn uullnilted sup. t ply ot warm Hosiery nnd Underwear. Our nrtlstlc selection of Neckwear IH a da- illirhtto tlio eyes. ! Wi have sometliins choice In llnndkor- cnlnfs sometliliiK excellent In Oloves and sonietlilni ; lollnble in Umbrellas. . Clilldren'b Clothing a Epeciiilty. Dr , J , E. McGRE W The U'ell Knou'ii IK unsurpassed In the trciunifiu. of all fotmsot 1'iiiv- ATI : Gleet and UMK , a curu ftlltccd. bl'KIIMV TOIlItllORt , IMI'O- TIJSC V , ll O H H Of MANHOOD , and amultlon. Srmio TV or llAiiur.N NKrt absolutely cured , Sand for books , for "Man" or "Woman" t-uch lu cunts ( stumps ) NIJIIVOIIHN USB , 0TAHIUI and _ . _ BKI.V Disi : ASKS iinfe'A iiiilokly nnd permanently. Troatinont by coriestpondcuce , send stamps forreply. i/r ATIOX F an : , OHluo S. E. cor. JUh ! and Jackbon Sts. Oiualui , NebriiHliu. juatly cel ebrated lines ot Ilootn and Shoes , manufactur- doy t ) . M. HenrtciBon et Co. , of rhUuco-lac- torles at ClilritKO. Dlxon , Ills. , anil Koncl lt l.ac , WUlionld write BA > I. W. WATSON , resi dence. PltUMiJNT. NKII TravcllnB mout. lle&dquartera for itubbeia. COLD MEDAZ. PARIS EXPOSITION iWS. Nos. 303-4O4-I7O-GO4. THE MOST PERFECT 03T PENS- A Perfect Face Powder. c r TVIIII.i.ii Oaf. l-diilluff/k ) l , H II J , Co , < W1 | Cm ll , rur. L'tnlf n Ut llrillu.lllut * Ili c Nluir , rc > | M | > Tut k'n.cor , rtrlllr Oiirt. Kiln lirll MHO , Sitllli Urn < . r I'.cll- I , Una. llllit Cv I > 4 I , > ll , Kul.n I * Cv . cor , Puuiln , > Ui r leihaitj furuliiOn hton rr'it Pr Hitlile' * , IIO | C li > > ' . oor. MVe. 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UJ > J ABOUT GLOVESJ WJien you are huyliiijp/oi / ei n member tlmt tliuro It - BUch n MiliigHi * u jirltotlifit litouc'ifciji ItUliciitrto imy a fnlr | irlco nnd ( ret K ( l KleinIlku Ilniclt. nliiKun'n. llioy nru muds f from ndciU-d nkliiiln Ui C ' heel iinnnei mill are u n i.f lanli-il icj IMJ lliu iiH.itt ncrvlu-ahlu muile. If jciul wain to know mora al jut' ( j m > III K''ueral und lIulcnluiinM'a ( jlovua la | iarltc-iilnr , oiioloBa tamiifor tlin book Abnut 'Hovrii. _ U Hin luterert ? ° " ' " o. -