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8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : : ; SATURDAY , MARCH 8. 1890.
Boys' Long Pant Suits
Ages 14 to 17 ,
Price $8 ,
We offer at this sale one lot
of pure , all-wool , mixed Cassi-
mere Suits , made and trimmed
equal to any of our fine suits.
\Ve will guarantee the goods
to be strictly all-wool and silk
mixed , Our price to close them
is $8. Our price for this suit
last year was $12 ; perfect in
every respect and in all sizes.
14 to 17 years.
Boys' Long Pant Suits
Ages 13 to 17.
Price $10 ,
We offer in this line the best
value ever placed on our count
ers. We have consolidated
seven lines of high grade $15
suit's and have marked them
into one grand bargain lot at
$10 per suit. If you paid $15
for any suit in this lot , you
would only pay the regular re
tail price. Sizes 13 to 17 years.
*
Boys' Long Pant School Suits
Ages II to 14 ,
Price $5.50.
This is a lot of all-wool
Cheviot Suits in a neat brown
and black stripe , at $5.50 per
suit. When we say strictly all-
wool , we mean that and noth
ing else. Remember , ages 11
to 14. Price $5.50. Sold last
season for $8.
Children's Knee Pant Suits ,
About 5Oc on the
Dollar.
Don't miss this opportunity.
You can clothe your children
this week on the following
basis : If you bought a suit from
us last season of any of these
lots for $10 , you can buy it this
week for $6 , and a number of
popular styles at one-half of
last season's prices.
Our new goods arc coming
in every day and crowding us
for room , and it is our inten
tion to close out the surplus
stock of Children's Suits car
ried from last season at prices
unheard of for this qality of
goods. We will enumerate a
few of the bargain lots :
Lot i. We offer 250 strict
ly all-wool Stripe Cassimere
Suits , medium dark color , an
excellent style ( cloth made by
the Auburn Wool Company ) ,
at only $3 per suit. Last sea
son's price was $6.
Lot 2. We offer 250 strictly
all-wool xScotch Bannockburn
Cheviots ( goods made "by the
famous manufacturers , Messrs.
Phillips & Kunhardt , unques
tionably the best manufacturers
of cheviots known ) .
We offer this entire line of
suits for boys 5 to 13 years old ,
in medium colors , made up in
our best manner , and sold by
us for never less than $7 last
season and some of them as
high as $8 , now all offered at
the uniform price of $3.50 per
suit. Better send for one of
these suits at once if you want
them. They will not last more
than five or six clays at the most.
Lot 3. We offer a line of *
100 genuine English Cheviot
Suits of the best quality , in a
light brown stripe , made in
pleated jackets , a very stylish
and desirable garment for boys
5 to 13 years , at the exceptionally - !
ally low price of $4 per suit. |
Reduced from $7 last season.
We cannot send samples by
mail of these suits , as they will
be closed out very soon , but we
will send a sample suit by ex
press to any address , with the
understanding'that if you do
'not ' consider the suit worth
fully double price charged for
it upon examination , you may
return it at our expense.
Boys' Pantaloons ,
Price $2.5O.
We offer 150 pairs of Boys'
Long Pantaloons , sizes from 13
to 18 years , at $2.50 per pair ,
goods sold all season for $3.50
and $4. These arc heavy
weights and suitable for imme
diate use. Every pair guar
anteed strictly all wool and in
every respect reliable. Price ,
$2.50.
Boys' Knee Pants ,
We will sell 200 pairs of
Boys' Knee Pants at this sale
which usually cost $ i and $1.25
at 50 cents each. Ages 4 to 12 ,
Men's Department.
Special Sale on Panta
loons for Saturday.
Price $3.50.
Each season we have had a
Special Sale of Pantaloons at
this popular price , $3.50. It
lias always been successful ,
because we always have what
we advertise and you are never
disappointed. Our aim is to
clean up about 350 pairs of all-
wool Cassimere Pants , season
able weights , which have al
ways sold for $5.50 and $6.
Fancy Cheviots , )
Fancy Cassimercs , ULL $3,50
Fancy Worsteds , J
Come Saturday. They won't
last long. '
t
Send your size and P. O *
order for $3.50 and we will
guarantee satisfaction. No pair
of pants worth less than $5 ill
this lot.
MAIL ORDERS
Will receive the same careful
attention that any customer
would. Send P. O. order for
any of the above lots , with the
understanding that we will pay
all charges if they are not as
represented.
THE CITY.
Tlio old cable on the ITarnoy street
line has hoou removed and the now rope
put in. The > curs on that line have ro-
BUincd their regular trips.
Surah Wclclon mid J. K. McPiorson ,
both of South Omaha , have boon eon-
linoil in the county jail on the charge
of boinfr iiibimo.
Corlies , Chapman & Dralco have com
menced suit in the county court against
A. S. Collins to recover $250.45 on
account of lumber sold und delivered.
Mr. William Dyer of Kansas Cjty
nnd Miss Minnie Spoils of this city
wore married in Lincoln on Wednesday.
The bride is well known in Omaha.
Nenl and Shollonborgor occupy their
respective collb in the county and city
jails umiittng their preliminary exam
inations , which take place oil ue.xt
Monday and Tuesday respectively.
Mr. Thoinuo Ililoy filed n com
plaint in the police court charging Mr.
P. Milestone with selling coal without a
license. Mr. Rilo.v says ho will lllo n
half dozen more similar complaints to
day."There
"There has not boon a serious acci
dent on the railroads or in the shops to
ono Dorson within my jurisdiction for
the last six weeks , ' ' said Dr. Galbraith ,
the company surgcou. This fact the
doctor considers Dhonomenal , as it has
not occurred before within tliu last six
years. .
lcu\-n \ u-hut is
iMlorinymen am yolny on
in the laboriny KOI Id by rcadiny the Sunday -
day lice.
TO AVKUT MlUD. .
Tlio Chicago NOW.JVnxes \Viirm U'n-
< lnr Ui Collar.
The following "special" appeared in
the Nebraska State Journal and prob-
ubly in other Nebraska journals :
"WlU. WlllTIS Ul' NllllA3CA. !
"OMui > , Nob. , Feb. ! 25. fSpootal.l The
Chicago News , now Unit the world's fair lo
cution ha * boon decided , is going to got out
nn edition of 100,000 copies to bo called the
Nebraska edition , and It wilt contain 'write-
ups' of the principal cities and the state aim
nu artlclo favoring Omaha for the two polit
ical conventions of 1893. "
Every statement in this so-called
"apodal" is false , the "special" itself is
bogus and It ta published with intent to
defraud. Whoever subscribes for copies
of iv Nebraska edition of the Chicago
News or pays for advertising iu suuh an
oditlou will bo swindled.
The Chicago Dally Nowa is the only
paper that has right or tltlo to the
tmmo of the "Chicago News. " It does
not intend to "got out nn edition of
100,000 copies to bo called the Nebraska
edition. "
jlllM SllOIS.
Swan Swansea walked Into tbo pohco
court at noon la his hare foot and detailed a
trnni.'o cxporleccc.
Ho said that ho had boon wording on the
river cutting Ice and carne up town tc buy
n now pair of boots. Whlla passing
n booming house on Cass street between
Twelfth and Thirteenth n gang of toughs
pulled him Into the house , took off his boots
und then forced him out. He was then com
pelled to walk barefooted on the auow and
ice to the jail.
Court Onicor Koyscr gave ths man an old
pair of shoes and the latter disappeared
without tiling any complaint against bis as-
ealluuta. _
An AbMOluto Cure.
The ORIGINAL AUIKTINB OINTMEMJ
Is only put up In larao two-ounce tlu boxon ,
ana U an absolute euro for all sores , burnt ,
wounds , chapped hand * and all skla erup
tions. Will positively euro all muds of piles.
Ask for tno OltlOINAU AUIETINE OINT-
MIC NT. Sold by Qaodmuu Drug company
ul 1 cent * per box by mall 80 oonU.
A QUESTION OK LAW.
Attorney General IJOPSO Defines Pow
er * of IMutroiinlltnii Citio.s.
Withlng the past few days a question has
been raised in luii city as to the authority of
ihu council under the charter to pass ordi
nances regulating saloons notably the passage -
sago of tlio midnight closing ordinance. ' It
was stated that when the legislature
inn uncled the charter clothing the pollco
commissioners with full power to issue
liquor licenses , that by mistake all provi
sions giving the city council authority to
rcptilato tha liquor trafllo in metropolitan
cities were stricken out.
Attorney General Lceso was asked for an
opinion on this pointwhich is herewith given :
TUB OPINION.
LINCOLN' , Nob. , March 0. To the Editor
of TUB BKE : In answer to your favor ask
ing if thcro is any authority" in the charter
of metropolitan cities for tbo couucil to pass
pollco regulations ordinances , such as clos
ing saloons ui midnight I will say In my
opinion there is sucii power.
Section " 2 of the act creating metropolitan
cities , provides that the mayor and council
shall have uo-.vor to restrain , suppress and
prohibit tippling shops , oto.
Section 15 of thu same act provides , thu
mayor and council shall have the care , man
agement and control of the city , etc. , and
shall have power to pass , amend or repeal
any and all ordinances not repugnant to the
constitution ana laws of this stato.
In creating the board of llro and pollco
commissioners , the power to license the sale
of .Intoxicating liquors was omitted , but
under the provisions of the general laws ot
the state , thu power was given to issue a
llconso by such board.
Section L'Sof chapter CO.entitled. "Liquors , "
provides , tha corporate authorities of all
cities , shall huvo power to license ,
regulate , and prohibit the selling of any In
toxicating , malt and spirituous liquors ,
within the limits of such city , the liuonso
not to extend beyond the municipal year ,
and to determine the amount to bo paid for
such license , not less than $1,000.
There is n proviso that iu metropolitan
cities the power to llconso shall bo vested In
the board of llro and oolico commissioners.
This , i understand , only gees to the extent
of granting the license ; the power to regu
late rest * with the corporate authorities , and
the corporate authorities nro the same mall
cities nr.a villages , i. o. , the mayor and coun
cil or board of trustees , and I am ot the
opinion mat the regulation of saloons , the
ilxlng the amount to bo puld for a llconso , is
within the power of the mayor and council ,
and the granting of n license to the proper
poMon on a proper application is vested in
the board of lire and pohco commissioners.
Yours very truly , WILLIAM LUESE ,
Attorney General ,
falters of interest to all will be found m
the Sunday JScc.
A .Small 'It-.11 \Vroclc. .
A small wreck occurred on the Union
Paclllo yesterday at Mlllard , Throe cars
of corn fiu train No. 23 corning east , wore
thrown from the track. Very llttlo damage
resulted. The derrick crow was sent out ,
nnd within n hour all the derailed cars had
been lifted buck Into place , and thu track
was cleared and the train proceeded on its
way. A misplaced switch caused the uccl-
aent.
Dr.Birnoy.praoticolimlted to catarrti-
al diseases of nose and throat. Boo bldg ,
Mrs. Snrti O. MoYlttlo.
Mrs. Sara C. MoVlttio , who died Thursday
morning at her homo at Thirtieth nnd Mapla
streets , had been u resident of Omaha for
many .years and wns widely known and cs.
teemed , osDCclally by the earlier settlers of
the city. Her Illness was of short durat.ou
and Its fatal etinractci was not suspected un
til nhortly before the and camo. She was
the \v'iu of James McVHtlo. who survives
her , and the mother of W. A. Itunkles , of
THE UEE , 1C. W. Uunklos , of the Western
newspaper union , and Mrs. A , W. Dickerson ,
of Atlantic , la. The latter arrived Thursday
ovonlnir. Funeral services will bo hold at the
Into residence Saturday morning at llo'clock ,
Hor. Dr. Harsba , of tbo Fir it i'rcsbytoriaa
church , ofllciatmg. Interment will bo at
Piospect Hill cemetery.
Not Ono In Ten
of the people ) you meet from day to day
has perfectly pure , healthy bloo'd. The
hereditary scrofulous taint nllliots the
large majority of people , while many
others acquire diseases from impure ,
improper food and wrong indulgences.
Ileiico the imperative necessity for a
reliable blood purifier like Hood's Sar-
sapanlla , which oridicntos every im
purity , and gives to tlio blood vitality
und health. it euros scrofula , salt
rheum , humors , boils , pimples , and all
other affections caused by impurities
or poisonous germs in the blood. All
that is asked for Hood's Sarsaparilla is
that it bo given a fair trial.
7 ? < ? < Z the Suntluy Ji'c ' for all important
loud itiul tclcyrapliie news.
Deceived anil Itnubcd.
Thcro were six burlv laborers and ono
woman with set tooth nnd glaring eyes in the
ofllco of the Albright labor agency Thursday
evening.
They had paid in ? 10 each for' ' tronsporata-
tlon to Milford. Utah , wboro they had boon
'
promised employment on the rallroa'd Al
bright was out of the city it seems and the
money was paid over to a now clerk named
Frank Cone. As soon i's ' thu latter
tor got tno money ho made
an cxcuso to the laborers that ho had to co
down to clio railroad ticket olllco and secure
the transportation , but would return shortly.
The men waited for over an hour before they
suspected anything wrong nnd then they
discovered that they had been robbod.
Co no had skipped for parts unknown with
S115 of their hard < oarncd rash.
Another labor agent took the matter In
hands , nnd secured the transportation for
BOVOII people. Albright was wlrou und the
police uotilled.
A Hold Assertion.
Davy Coykcndnll , Tlocla , S. D. , says
Chamberlain's Cougli Remedy is the
best mudicina ho over handled , As ho
Iteops over twenty diUoronl medicines
for coughs and colds in stock at his
drug store iu Ilccla , this is ubold asser
tion , but is undoubtedly true.
finca to Hastings.
The United States circuit nnd district
caurta will convene ut Hastings on Monday
next , and Judge Dundy. United States Cam-
minstoner Dundy , District Clerk Frank , and
the deputy United States marshals will leave
for that city on Monday morning to attend to
any onlcial alTutrs that may need attention.
Persona having any business before the
court In that section of the state can bu ac
commodated on that date.
'
Cnlirbrnln Cat-M-Curo.
1\\o \ \ only guaranteed cure for catarrh , cold
In the head , hay foyer , rose cold , cntarrlml
ucatncss nnd sere oyos. Hestoro the sense of
tasta and unpleasant breath , ro mltlng from
catarrh , ICasy and pleasant to use. Follow
directions and a euro Is warranted by all
druggists. Send for circular to
MKDICAL COMPANY , Orovillo , Cat , Six
months' treatment ford ; sent by null , ft , 10.
Sold by Goodman Drug Co.
Tlio Pcoplo'H Cliuroli.
The People's church ia doing well. Many
worship with the congregation at IJoyd's
opera house who would not go to divlno sor-
vlco anywhere also. Many young mun are
found In tbo concrogatlon. Mr. Franklin
Smith's chorus is becoming Justly colobrut-
od. Oil Sabbath the pastor , Key. Charles
W. Savidge , will proaoh on "Laughter" In
the morning ; In tlio evening lie will deliver
his noted sermon on "Marriage. " The
Omaha Commercial college has promised to
furnish six young man to act as ush .
Pears' soap is tbo most elegant toilet adjunct.
The ladles aw not foryotten thaj
ul iiiiic/t / of spcclul intcrtsl to them in the
Sunday Uce ,
( Jl.OSE THE GAP.
A Rend Whicli Would ho of Advnn-
tniif to Onialin.
The real estate exchange entertained a
delegation of citizens from Niobrar.i yostor-
duy. The latter came to ask the co-operation
of the exchange and the business men of
Omaha in a railway project. The committee
consisted of S. Draper , banker : II. E. Hoao-
s tccl. merchant : Frank Nelson , county
clerk ; John Lcvger , merchant , and Sanford
Horton , civil engineer.
After the business of the meeting Mr.
Draper was introduced by President Hartman -
man and explained the object of his mission ,
The Norfolk brunch of the Elkhorn road ,
Mr. Drupor showedruns to Verdigris. From
this point to Niobrara. a distance of twclvo
miles , a road bed has boon graded und could
bo equipped for opnration at nn oxtionso of
about ? rr ,000. This would give Omaha
direct communication with Niobrnrn and
the now country just opened in the Sioux
reservation. It would also furnish Omaha
connection at Niobrara with tno Milwaukee
line to the Jim river valley. The managers
of the Elkhorn line have rofuscd to close the
gap between Verdigris and Niobrara on ac
count , they say , of the feeling that exists in
Nebraska against thu railroads. The Nio
brara people wanted the real estate and
business men of Omaha to join them in urg
ing upon iho Hlkhorn manngurnont the ne
cessity of extending the line to Niobrara If
this extension slio'Mi bo made , Omaha would
get a largo trade that now goes to Sioux City
over the Milwaukee via Scotia , Dakota.
President Hurtman announced that the
matter would bo referred to the railroad
committee of the exchange and that the
board of trade und business men generally
would bo asked to join in an effort to induce
tlio Blkhoru people to build the proposed
lino.
lino.Mr.
Mr. H. Fowler , n member of the Chicago
board of trade und president of the Fowler
elevator company of Omaha , was n visitor at
the oxchnnto meeting , ilo was called upon
by President Hnrtman and expressed his
pleasure at mooting the members of such a
well-organized body as the exchange. Ho
said ho was more than well satisfied with
the results of his business venture iu Omaha
nnd was hero to arrange for nn enlargement
of his nroscnl business establishment.
The following resolutions wore reported to
the exchange and adopted :
Whereas , The Omaha real citato exchange
appreciates the value to the commercial lu-
torcsts of this city ot thu extension of the
Nlabrnru branch of the Fremont , Elkhorn &
Missouri Valley railroad to Niobrara , bo it
Hcsolvcd , That ! the exchange , In thu nnmn
of the people of Oni.il-.t , request of the olll-
corx of that road that oyor.ythlng bo donu to
further the construction thereof at us early
u date ns may bo possible.
Whereas , The citizens of Niobrara have
appointed a committee of cltizoas to confer '
and work with tno Omaha roul estate ex
change for nn extension of the Klkhorn Val
ley railroad from .Verdigris to Niobrara , and
Whereas , The construction of the twelve
miles of road would bo of great value to this
community In opening up to our merchants a
largo trufllc , bo it
Hosolvcd , That the Omaha real estate ex
change heartily endorse and co-opurato with
the committee In such action us they may
deem best , nnd
Hcsolvcd , Tlmt.-thls exchange request the
Omaha Doard of trade to appoint a commit
tee of representative business i\ion \ of the
city anu South Omaha to confer with the of-
llclnls of said road , In conjunction with the
Hon. Mr. Draper's coinuilttoo.
Tested by T inc. For bronchial nlToc-
ttonscousinotc.Hro\vn's Hronchlnl Trachea
hnvo proved their cfllcacy by a test of many
yoars. Prlco 25 coins.
Must Appoint Another.
William Gurle.y , who was notified by tol-
rgraph on Thursday that ho had been ap
pointed deputy United Status district attor
ney to succeed Hoburt Patrick , says that ho
will not accept the position.
\ fo HUH a Pnln.
Shellenburger created a slight ripple of ox-
clteinent at the city jail at about 5 o'clock
yesterday afternoon by giving a low cry of
pain and calling for a physician. Whllo the
city uiedlcus was t > clug sent for tbo prisoner
exclaimed , "O , It's nothing serious , but It
hurts me like tbo devil. " A few uiuutoi
1
afterward lr. Gapin arrived , and nftor
attending the suspect oamo from tils col !
with a bltt smile on his faca and remarked :
"ShollenberKor was probably quito riifht ;
'it1 must have hurt him mighty bad , but 'it'
wont kill him not by a long ways. "
OMAHA'S imiSATUINO Sl'OTd.
Tlio I'nrlc Commission Preparlne to
Develop uiitl KmbclllHli Them.
The park commission met ycsterdny after
noon at the headquarters In the Paxton
block. A letter was road from Mr. H. W. S.
Cleveland , thu landscape gardener cmpl ayed
by tlio commissioners , In which ho stated no
would bo hero on .March 15 with the per
fected plan for the re-platting of Hanscom
park. Ho will also draw plans for the now
LeaveD worth and Bolt line parks.
The following communication from the
committee on designation concerning LSomis
park was read :
"Your committee to whom was referred
the question of thu proper treatment of Uomls
park beg leave to report that they have care
fully examined the grounds , and do recom
mend that said park bo llllcd to very nearly
the level of Cuming street , leaving a gcntio
alopo toward the centra from all directions
save the east end , which is the natural
watershed of the land. WaJbeliovo that the
ground is now so low wnd so dominated by
the surrounding land that Its value as a park
Is next to nothing , while the raising of It an
proposed will glvo the city a beautiful park
of about llvo acres in a most
eligible and central place. Wo think
of no objection tu the proposed
treatment except the cost thereof , and wo
beliovu that tbo greatly increased beauty
and utility of the park would justify the
expense.
"Its treatment as originally proposed no-
cos<ntcs about half ns much titling , whluh.
whun done , loaves thu p.irk In sucti condi
tion that nu imlolinito oxpcnso ( perhaps
equal to the cost of the proposed plan ) will
huvo to bo Incurred before it could bo inudo
attractive.
"And your committee do further recom
mend that thu nccosnary stops bo taken to
buy or condemn block cloven of Bomls 1'ark
addition , including ton lots. The acquisi
tion ot these lots by the city would about
double the size of the park , would glvo
a frontage of SOU feet on Cumlng
street , and whoa treated ns above pro
posed would make a beautiful park ot no
mean size ( about ton acres ) , HO contra ! and
so easily accessible that wo believe the ben-
Ills would warrant the cost. "
This was signed by Augustus Pratt , Al
fred Mlllard and George 11. Lulio , and the
report was adopted ,
Air , O. II. Howes reported to the board
that ho had mndo an approximate estimate
and found that It would require 114,000 cublu
yards of earth to 1111 Uomls park to a grade
that would loavu the lots between the park
and Cuining street on a good grade fronting
north.
The matter concerning the removal of the
house , barn and dancing platform in linn-
scorn park was deferred until thu next
meeting.
No spirits or fusil oil maku tha boquot of
Cook's extra dry chuinpagno. It's thu pure
julco of Urn grape ,
Gnrlmconmn lluiiuoti'ri Troubles.
Garbagoman Bennett hud Henry Coombs
and John Walburu arrested again yesterday
on the same ch'argo as before , that oC violating
lating the or'dmanco pertaining to the ofllco of
garbage master. Coombs and Walburu were
tried and acquitted on this charge only two
days ago. Honnutt Is the real prosecutor iu
thltt case , although tliu city has to foot the
bills for costs , The defendants Iniuodiatuly
gave bonds for their appearance.
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.
I
When Baby iraa olcir , wo gnro her C&Btorta.
VHiou tbe wu a Guild , nlie cri J for C&otorla ,
When aha became Uln , the clunc Vi CturlorU ,
\Vb7D \ she hatf Colldrco , oho g Te thooi C&rtorU
HOUSEHOLD WORDS ALL OVER EUROPE.
"BEST & GOES FARTHEST. "
Now that its manufacturers are drawing the attention of
the American public to thisjirsf and.ever since its invention ,
the fast of all cocoasit , will soon be appreciated here as well
as elsewhere all over the world. All that the manufactur
ers request is simply one trlnl , pr , still better , a compara
tive test with whatever other cocoa it may be ; then VAN
HOUTEN'S COCOA itself will convince every one of its great
superiority. It is because of this superiority that the
English paper Health , says : "Once tried , always used. "
Kr'ro avoid the evil etloctiiol Ten and OofToo.uno constantly VAN HOUl'KN'S COCOA ,
MliIclii BTlUCNOTIliNiilofthoNRRViHondarefrohnKnndnourUhliiKl ; : ! > overoio.
Instantly stops tlio moil rxcrnclutlnK pains : never fulH to Rlvo aaio to the suircrer.
For 1'AINt ? , IIUUISKB , HACKACIli : . CONOlJsTIONS , JNfAMMATlONS. ltlliUJI.VT3M ; [
NKUItAl.OJA , rJCIATIUA.iliAnA : 'lli : , TOOTHAUlia or any otlior I'AIN , u fo\v iitipllwtlona
ara llku iniiKlc , causing tiio pain tu liihtnntly fiton.
A CURE FOR ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS.
InternMly tiikon In doses o from thirty to sixty drom In Imir a tumolur of. wntor will euro In
few minutes Crump Bpiisms , Sour Sloiniicli , Colic , Flatiilenro , Hturtluiin. Colorn Morljm. Dysun
try , rJlnrrlinin , Sick llundiicUe , Nnusoi. VomUlnif. NervomnecH , BlBoploisnuas , Mulart.i , and al-
Intornnl pains arlalnc fiom clmnto ofllet or wuter or other cuusea.
50 Contrt n llottle. Bold Iiy
' Symptoms of Torpid Liver.
Toss of nppplUo and ni.Mirai tlio bowpld
ntocoHtlid , hut HniiiDtlnifi 'tllruiato nllll
JoDscncumir tllurilurai pain Iu thu hvail , no-
cnnipnnluil A\lth iv dull , lirarj * H'lunllim In
tliulmrk ] iiirtj imln In ilin lighthlilouiuHiu-
d r shoul'lcr liliiiln ) fullness alter cntlii - ,
ivllli a illsliu'liiiiitlnii In L > xi'rtloii of hitily or
inliiilllrrltuhllltyof tniiiiicr.lnwiilrlliiloM | ;
ornK'iiiurj'.irUliitfciilliieolliiivliiKiK'Klnct-
cilsumo duty ; KiMicntl nrnrlcicst llllcl debili
ty. If thruil lllMf , " m < > unheeded , MTloiu
< llHOil e > i K III mxin lie duveliiiied. No hi-ttor
1-eiiMidy can tin u eil tlmuTilll' rllln. A kln >
Hloilmi ) IirinlneoHNiieli u elninio of fcullug
iw often to imtonlBh ( lie KUlluiur.
Tntt's Liver Pills
Cnro Bilious Disoases.
Prlco , 25o. Olllco , 39 & 41 Park Place , N. Y.
INCOMPAKAMM ! IN FLAVOR.
Use It for Hcot Tea , t-'oups , SnuccB , ( Game ,
1 ibli , &c , , } Aspio or Mcut Jolty.
Ono pound of fi tract of Icof ! equal id furtr pounds
ol ICHII bvuf ,
Uuniiiitu only with Nl < ; nnturn oT J , vuu
aa Mhowu iiliuvc , In blue.
[ TIMKEN SPRING VEHICLES
j /unJrcJlo/rAot.im.liHBtjrry Ono.
u . . .
\ < n - QT. fmsf sFvmjL.
3 Orentllf Improved ! Uii ingiDKTb clife on on 1
gtulci. EnBloitrldInK r Wiiiii. ( ' KpilngilunutU-
g u nd bert u according to 111 * weUtit imt on them , "
5 Adtpted wjutllr ll to roURh country or line
"olti drives.VUlgi' a ueit taturnotlon.
ERRORS OF YOUTH , i
SUFFOIKUS FllOM
INermiK IMilllly ,
I/ , ViMillifnl Indlicrelluiii ,
r"w Iioit Manhood.
Do Your Own Physician Ij
Many men , from the clT ct of youthful
Imprudence , have hi nuuht about nitftto uf
wiaknc that liai mimed Ihu Kent-mi }
loin to much an to Induce almost eveiy
other dlftiaae , and the iral rauso of tlm
troubta ncarculy over bohnrimiiieclnl , lluy
uro diKlun-d for cverjll.liiK liut the rluht
ono. Nutwlthstandltiit tlu ) many valnatilo
renmllcl tliAtmtHllcal clt ncoltut product d
f or HID rrlluf of tht CI.-UK ot jialltnU. none
of tht * ordinary inodca of tcalmtnt ) iircctu
euro. During our itt'iulvo college mid lion-
| > lal ( iiracllcovro Itavo cxiwrlmfnttil Hlih
anil dlitcovrred new nnd conctntratt'd rcinu-
dies. Tha acuonnxinylnir | ui > icrlptlon li of
fered AI a ri-rlnln nnd ucnly cure , ai
nundredtof case * In our iuuilioiiav ltu l
rvilorvcl to | * rri < t luallli liv lt u > tutor
all other remnllviirallwl. Itirfictlyiiiiralii.
prodlcnti nm > t bo u.fd In thu | irt' | < arulluu f
IhU prfucrlptlon.
II Fry tin oiyjon cocn , 1 2 ilracuni ,
Jci-ubrhln , I 9 drnclim.
llclonUn Plolcn , 1 Idroclim ,
> t. ItfimllH ) nmrnialcohollct ( ) er ln >
Dit , Ivptiindra , lBiru'le < .
UlyriTlno. ci ' > " '
kuGOplll1akolpUIat3m | , aiidmi-
oi her on itolnir tolml. I n emu caws It will
lo nix-rHury for the patlLiil to take | wo I'llta
at liodllino , maklnir ( ho number thn u a Hay.
1 hit lemndrUiidaptiMl toewry condition uf
rvou diillllruuilwvakneanliicltlur [ > cl ,
ami fcrxtlally In heM cajica reimUlntt from
i lni | > rudi'iico. Tlia ii'cujicratlro iiowira of
ri-itorutlro aru t iiily aitonUhrnir.and ( to
! ujicuntlniirilfiir DHiort tlmochanuti Ihu
. _ . -.d , dfhllltiitiil.nfrvtlcMCOiidmoii Iu I
i onuofii'iioovil llfo and rlitor. i
; Aiweitiocoimtjinllirliirucclptonetlenpf !
> lniiilry | nlntlro tu thl > icini-dywn uoulil j
f t\y tothoiMiwhowoulit prefrrtoolttalnltoc <
in. by remitIIIK ! SI an-curt'ly walnl park. ;
no ronlalnlni ; CO pllli , carvfully com- <
. iiounded Jll bo vent by return moll from , '
uur private laboratory , or we vtlllfurnlih > ;
[ Mickauiii , which III euro uio t caMi , fur J"
AdJreM or call oil
How England Medical Institute ,
SI Trtmnut How , Doilon , .Mai , '
\Vftf \ Copyright , IMS. by V. II. Ilium.
You can double your money in
six months by buying one of these
choice lots in West Portland Parks
SHOREY , HALL & CO ,
AbnliiL'tou liiitldiiit ; , Portland , Or ,
' NEQSCUK ebtirrii' > irMr
WI I I TU wSii IA CUIHIONI
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