Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, July 05, 1890, Page 8, Image 8

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    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE , SATURDAY , JULY 5 , 1890 ,
THE CITY ,
"Doc1' ' TwlpRJ Is a circus man , or at
/cast lie helps to sol up nnd piiclt thoblp
tent. Yesturdtiy "Dots"va plnlnp fern
n plticoto lust Ills ueiii'j'frtuno , nnd passIng -
Ing a North Twentieth street residence
hoBplcil a hammock that was Just his
she. On thin ho imdo n tucuk and un
hour later limdcd injull ,
.AKliiRiccr A-tWHt il.
Ulclc Nn h filled. himself with flgMlnR
tvMslty yesterday afternoon and threatened
to depopulate all that i > crtlonor the city In
tlio vinlty | ! of Thirteenth find Jackson
streets , Ho tail succeeded In scmllnini couplu
. ofmcnto KMIH , when OIHeor ICirk arrived
and plntcd the pugilistic Dick In irons.
I'onplorrcmi New York
cnn find tlio celebrated Hocilcksfe T.ifcl
homo'iKithlu prcpanitionH atSticrmnn &
IiCoimell'H i > ! .iiruuuy , "ad door \vost of
P , O.
s\
I'hci'ba "Peterson and TIIU Carlson , t-wo re-
BjicctaUc younKhtHcti , > lutkc < 1 nlloucr from n
Prospect lllll grave jostenlny afternoon. The
cemetery policeman urrusteil them and sent
them tothccltyill. ] , A a soon us the chief
learned of tliu chargca ho ordered both of the
youn K ladles released.
, ) n 1 1 oil forllcitliijt n. Wo in m.
There wns a row In Jillko JIoDonnld's sri- .
loon ntTlihlccntk nnd Jlitson streets last
nlph atid of'cr ' ItidulRlng in a knock down ,
. . Wlko Urcniwn nndW. B , Soulo went out-
V doors , and upon seeltiR Mrs. AVIllinm Monsky
I , they closed her , knocked her down nnd then
tent her with bioom handles. Both of the
men vere jailed.
Tickets at lowest rates nnd superior
nccoirmioiliitions via tlio great Hock Is-
, , Innd route- Ticket oincc , lOOii Six-
I * tcuntliandFarmtin Btreots , Oimhu.
Btol" Ijaproljr.
August Urundski attended the circus yes-
Urilny afternoon , leaving his horse , cunlage
nnd a valuable laprobo outside. After tlio
sliow wns over ho fuund his liorso and car
riage , but the laprobo was missing. A search
vas instituted and In n short tirnottionrop-
crtyMIS located hi the possession of Jlorris
Jtcl.ulte , a circus employe. Jlorrii was nr-
rested un d Is now in Jail , charged witlilur-
vcny.
He Fulled to < plel > ra.tc.
As a collector John T. I'iorco is not n
crowning success. 1'or some weeks John lias
vorlccd for Adams &Som , who are doing a
grading turn on South Thirteenth street.
Yesterday JohtiWHsln need of funds that ho
might properly obacivo the American birth *
day oflihoity , so ho says ho went to hlsoin *
ploycra and suggested the propriety of hav
ing a few dollar ) . 'I'houph the rcimcst was
made In a mild touo of voice , lie alleges that
It aroused the Indignation of the Adams' ' ,
nnd , turning in , they fjuvo Pierce n most bru
tal bratinc , cutting his face and otherwise
Injurinp hll m-rson. In order to get even ho
\vlll swear out some complaints in police
court this morning.
MM. Winston's Soothinfr Syrup for Chil
dren Teething cum -wind colic , dlunhoua ,
etc. 25 cents a bottle.
I'm IIIn Hand on tlio Hiimpcr ,
When at home , Joe Oltugcrtilh liis acres
at Kandolpli , la , but lilto many other men
yesterday ho visited Omaha to take in tlie
fireworks and the elms. John had seen
part of tlio show and Avas wander-lug nboul
the vholciiilu distrhtH of the town.
Shortly after noon he visited the Eleventh
street viaduct. Underneath the structure lie.
attempted to pass between two cars. Ho ac
complished tills feat , but lie left two finger1)
behind to remind him of the venture. It
happened HUe this. Ingoing between tlio
carsan , cndno pushed one of them forward.
John put his himd'ori the bumper , tlio cars
came together , and when tlio hand was re
moved t o of tlio lingers wcro missing ,
Falconer's.
"Wo will inako another of our ribbon
ealcs on Monday next , Prices \vl 1 bo
lower than GMJF , quality botlor ami nil
the very latest shades will bo shown ;
nlt > obl iclc , wliito and cream. For par
ticulars sou Sunday p.mei-3.
N.B. FALCONER.
IK > IIJ ; Service.
New York Weekly. Employment
agent See horol liow is this ? You
Btnjcd two weeks in your last place.
How did that happen ?
Domestic Sure , Oldunno. Oi musht
av overslhopt mesolf.
A Xotublo Ilcport.
"For disordered tnensturatlon , annrrnla
and steilllty , it may properly bo termed a
Bpedlle. "
JiMrnct from Dr. W P. Mason's report on
thowatcis of Excelsior Springs Missouri.
A. Hcralu Ilurclnr'g Howard.
E.ivid Uarrott , the younjf convict who
saved the lito of llttlo HSddlo O'Connor ,
has thereby odcuncd tlio stuto prison ,
says a Now York dispatch to the San
FVimcibCo 3'lxaniinor.
Ikrrctt jiiinpcd Into the river , nnd
after u foveio struggle "brought tlio child
to land , "Uarrott wis oxliausted and.
wns taken to tlio hospital in an uncon-
BulouB condition ,
The btory of his bnivoryrosultoiHn
his arrest for burglary , llovas con
victed , hut when ho was arraigned for
Bontenco his lawyer pre&onted a petition
to the court from Lii/y.io O'Connor. Slio
Bald Uiu-rott had , at the risk of his life ,
rescued her boy from drowningimel she
humbly prayed that bcntoneo bo biis-
pcndou ,
Seven of the jurors who convicted
BmTctt nUo ol ncil the petition for
clcmoncy and Juil o.Nhutiiio busponded
Boutonco.
When yon liuvo tried nil over the
city to got some article In the drug- line
KO to Shonnan & McDonnell's phar
macy , 151I5 Dodge st. , whoso stock is al
ways cuinploto.
for Kiio\\ti > K How.
American Furniture G.i/.otto : "I jnltl
nhlll the othorday. " Paid a larpo niiiu-
ufnetutor lo ino , ' 'witliout ' a murinor ,
Blni ] > lybocausoo ( the way it was worded.
My engineer found his hot water pump
would not work , and aflor puttering at
it for nn hour t-ent for a machinist. IIo
bothered with Uhaltti day and concluded
itmuhtcoino npnrt , I was much an
noyed , for that meant the stoppage of
my factory fora longtime' , lieforo I
gave the cider to take It to pieces Mine
ono susfjesteil that a noighboi-liifj
englncor bo sent for , as hens \ a sort of
genius lu the matter of machinery. IIo
cnmo , nnd after studying' the pump a
\vhtlo ho took a hammer and g-avo three
"sharp nips over the vnlvo. 'J reckon
Bho'llgo no\v'ho qulotly Biild , and put
ting on steam Sho' did fo. ; The next day
I i-ecclvod u bill from him for S- ) . < > 0.
The price amazed mo , but wlicn Iliad
CMimlnecl Iho Ilciiis Im-owa chock tit
once. The bill read this -way : 'Messrs.
DlnnUfc Co. , Dr. , to John Smith. For
Using pump , 60 cents. For knowing
lio\v , $2. $ ) . ' Hnil ho clmrficd ino $2o.oO
for lixlng the pump , I ehotiUl have con *
eldorcd it exorbitant. UuUO cents was
reasonable , tind I rci-ognlzeil the value of
knowledge , BO I paid and snld nothing.
HOnTON.-Mr § . John O. , wlfo of John O.
Morton , 'l'himiluyJiilya. ,
Funeral Saturday , July5 , from family res-
ideucoiUOONorth THeuty-foutth tit3 p. m.
Via INatt't ClilorltlcH to 1'iirlf ) '
1)0 ) w 9to l'll'C3 | closets , stables , otc ,
THIJ GH13A1' DI2I1A.TI ; ,
It AVIII Ojicu nt Ucatrluo Tlihi
The nnnounccinontof the Prohibition-High
License. delate , which opnnH nt the Beatrice
Chatauqun tnis morning at 8 n. m. , Is nt-
tracting Avlde-sprcnd attention. The four
gentlemen who have been Invited to partici
pate in the discussion nra prominent before
the public , nnd It Is expected on nil hands
that better arguments than have ycl been
presented will bomnJo ntUe.itrice ,
Mr. Orcen , the secretary , 1ms arranged
n programme which will meet
the approval of nil. Samuel Dielde ,
chill-man ol the prohibition na *
tlonal cosnmlttco will open the contest with
n thirty-minute argument In lichnlfof : prohi
bition. IIo will bo followed for thirty min
utes by Hon. Kdward Itoscwatcr , who will
niguo In behalf of nigh license regulation.
The third speaker will bo Ilev. Sam Smull ,
\vlio for thirty minutes wlh ondeuvor to show
his auditors ttnt constitutional prohlhition
Is the only means of bringing about true tem
perance ,
The forenoon's ' debate will clew with nn
argument by lion. John Ij. Webster , who will
demonstrate the failure of statutory prohi
bition und show that high license I * the only
way by which the liquor trafllc can bo regu
lated.
There will ! > o a cessation of hostilities until
2 p. m. | Saturday , when the arguments will
piocecd , thospcaicors alternatiiiR with thirty
initiates each.
Tb is order will ptcvall also during TUonday ,
except that the hlah lleonso speakers will
lead. TitHilui : will print a full fatenograplilc
report of nil tbo nr umciiLs and ns mueli space
as practlcnhlo vlll bogivm them from day to
day. Tnu SUNDAY BtE will contain the
opening arguments.
In other words , Tun Ben will print a true
and reliable report of this important
event. Headers In sympathy with
either side of the question will
bo nblo to read in TUB Bur precisely what
each speaker says , and form their own con
clusion as to the value or weight of each
argument.
These debates will furnish the freshest nnd
most coniprulicnslvo campaign literature that
has heretofore been produced in any state on
tbo question now ugltatiug the people of this
state , viz. : Shall the local-option high-license
law prevail or shall constitutional prohibition
bo voted I
IlcmlnlKuenro of the Johnstown Flood
Soon after tlioprcaL Hood intbeConcmnugh
"Valley , Pn , Instsummc thoprcssdispatches
licraldcd tbo news of nnenldcmloof diarrhoea ,
lit Johnstown. Tliofollowing letter from
liov. II. L , Chapman , p.ntor of the Metho
dist Kplscopal church , Johnstown , ijivoa the
particulars and most successful remedy used :
"Tho bo.x of six doyen Chainbcil.ilii's Colle ,
Cholera and Dlarrhica Iteiucdy , which you
sent at the suggestion of Hon. "Wesley Itol-
licnd , reached U3 soon nfter tlio great llooil
and at n time wlicn dlnrihooH was quite
prevalent. As soon as it became itu own tbat
1 iiatl the medicine for distribution there be-
LMII iiBroatrunon It , whlcli continued until
it was about all gone , livery one , so Jar as I
heard from them , testified tolls virtues , de
claring it the beat medicine for the purpose
tbey bad cvor used , TliObO who got it shared
It around with their neighbor * , so that I am
conlldcntyourgencrodity in sc Jlny It was
productive-of grant good. AVe used some of
It ourselves and found itnotonlyan excellent
medicine for dUrrluea but for all Iduds of
pain and uiieiulnoss in tlio stomach anil bow
els. It bus been regarded as tbo best medi
cine knoun bero for tbo diseases It is recom
mended for , In view of your Hcndlii ! ; such a
laryoquantity for fi-eo distribution ainoiif ?
poor people , 1 thinlt yon are entitled to this
testimonial in Its fuvor. II. L. Chapman ,
Pastor Methodist Episcopal cbuivh , Johns
town , la ,
ToChamberldin & Co. , DCS Molnes , la.
H1 AV < VS OSI.UTU'S VAUGHN !
The liill to loimion IVcciImcn "Was
Sired hy a Ijooal I2dltor.
A Washington correspondent of the Cleve
land Leader sent the following interesting
dispatch to thai paper :
A curious freak in tbo wns of proposed
legislation is house hill No. 11,119 , Introduced
"by request" hist week by Tslr. Council of
Nebraska. AVhen a member bus a bill placed
In his band.s which ho does not earo to
"father , " ho disclaims all responsibility by
patting on it the endorsement "by reqxjcst. "
This hill is entitled , "To provide pensions for
frecdmcn , and so forth. " It provides that
"all persons released from Involuntary servi
tude , commonly called slaves , In pursuance
of the proclamation of President Abraham
Lincoln , dated respectively September
i ISO' ' , und January 1 , 1881. *
* shall bo and hereby are , "made
pcnsloncis upon tlio bounty of
the United States , and also such persons as
may bo charged by the laws of consanguin
ity with the maintenance and suppoit of
freodmcn who arounnblo by reason of ngc or
disease to maintain themselves , " The BCC-
otid section provides that "any person \vtio
may have been held as a slave or involuntary
servant under and by reason of any law of
the United States , or of either of the states of
tlio United States , or In consequence of any
dovlco or custom prevailing within such state
of tbo United States ( except for the commis
sion of crime whereof the party shall have
been duly convicted ) , and -who shall have
been released from such servitude la manner
before stated , and wbo bluill at the date of
the passage of tills act hu\o \ readied the ago
of seventy years , shall bo entitled to and ro
celvo the bum of yoo from the treas
ury of the United States , and the
sum of tl5 per month during iho residue
of thcir natural lives. This provision shn.l
apply to mnlo unit female frceilmcn alike ; and
all persons so released from servitude who
shall bo less than seventy years of a o anil of
the ago of sKty years or over shall bo enti
tled to anil rcceivo the sum of ! 00 and also
$12 per month until they bhall reach the ago
of seventy years , when they shall bo entitled
to and reecivo tlio greater sum bcrolnbefoio
stated as a monthly payment ; and all persons
released from soivitudo us before stated who
shall bo less than sixty years old and at tlio
ago of llfty years or over shall be entitled to
and rcceivo the sum ofJIOO and nlso ? a per
month , until sixty years old , vhen they shall
recelvo12 ; anil all persons released from
soivitudo , us before suited , who shall he less
than llfty years of age , shall bo entitled to
rcceivo if I per month until fifty years old ,
when they shall icccivo ifv , all moneys herein
authorized to bo paid shall bo dispensed from
the general funds of the treasury not other
wise appropriated. "
The remaining sections provide for rela
tives or others charged with tlio mainten
ances ofiiKcd or iiillrm persons "releisod
from involuntary servitude in manner afore
said , " and prescribe regulations governing
the secrotaij- the Interior in carrying the
bill into effect , am ] tbo compensation of
agents for prosecuting claims thereunder ; tlio
law to go Into effect Juno I , 1881.
I asked Mr. Connell about this singular
bill and ho told mo that It was drafted and
sent to him by a democratic editor In Omaha
named Vaughn. ]
"Is Tan BIIII n crank i1' I oslted.
"No" replied Mr. Connell , "I don't think
I would class him as such , and I know him
pretty well , I have no doubt that ho sent
this bill to mo for introduction In perfect
good faith. Ho assured mo that ho would
assume nil responsibility for it , "
"Have you any idea how much money It
would cost the government to cairy out Its
provisions I'1
"I haven't ' tried to flfjuro it out , but I
imagine it would make the turplus pretty
tired. "
Just to gratify my own curiosity I indulged
Inn lltllo mathematics. Assuming that only
half of the persons freed from blavcry lire
now liriuK , and estimating upon a very mod
erate average oflifo , I llnd that it would tnko
not less than f.J,0kXM,000,000 ( ) within Tliu
next thirty years , with a stroiiR prouahillty
that it would exceed that amount by ouc-hnlf.
Including the lump sum to bo paid down to
nil who are fifty years old or over it would
take fWO.OOO.OOU the Jlrst year , provided the
claims wore proved unlthin tbuttitno. All
this docs not include the cost of additional
pension bureau , the work of which would bo
fully as large in that of the present ono , Mr.
Council suys Vaughn Is a democrat of the
btrlcU-st sect. If ho- the editor Is not clean
daft I cannot , coucclvo of bis object In pre
senting such a hill unless It bo a schcmo tc
allutiato tlio colored people from the republi
can party by showing thorn that n republican
congress refused to pass tills hill , which would
put such a vast sum of money into their poelc-
cts.
Some evidence that Mr. Vaughn Is afflicted
with mental strabismus Is presented in the
language of the bill ns drawn by him. In
the llrst section it rends t "All ponotii re
leased from Involuntary servitude *
In pursuance of the proclamations of ex-
President Abraham Lincoln. " In quoting
this at the outset 1 struclc off the "ex. " Lin
coln never \vm nn "ex-president ; " ho died
whllo president. . Nor would a proclamation
Issued by an "cx-prcHidcnt" hnvo any moro
authority than one set forth by an Omaha
editor himself , It was "President Abraham
Lincoln" that proclaimed freedom to the
slaves nnd pnvo Jdr. Vaughn the opportu
nity to introduce this bill.
Merelianls1 hotol,0malm. $2 to $3 per
day. NatBro\vnproprlra P.m b
11113 SJ.OCUMII IJ.V\Y.
a'N Unequalled Statute for ( ho
of Hie Lilinior Tralllc.
The following isasynopsUof the Nebraska
blub license , local option law :
.Section I provides that the county board of
onch county may grant license for the sale of
malt , spiiltuous mid vinous llquora , If deemed
expedient upon the application by petition of
thirty of the re.sldent frco holders of tlio
town , If the county Is under township orgnal-
ration. The county board shall not have au
thority to Issue any license for the sale of
liquors in any city or incorporated village , or
within two miles of the sumo.
Sections provides for tlio JHlntr of the ap
plication mid for publication of tlio applica
tion for at least two weeks before the grant-
IHR of the license.
Section 3 provides for the hearing of tlio
case If n remonstrance is lilcd against the
grnntingof a license to the applicant.
, Further sections provide for the appealing
of the remonstrance to the district court :
the form of the license ! the giving of -J'l.lXM . )
bond by the successful applicant for the li
cense.
Sections 8 , 0 nnd 10 make It nn offense ,
punishable by a line of $ v5 ! , for any licensed
llijuor dealer to sell Intoxicating liquor to
'minors or Indians ,
Section 11 provides that any person selling
liquor without a lleonso shall bo lined not
loss thnnf 100 nor moro than t. " > ! )0 ) for each
ofTcnso ; and section 1'J provides for the trial
of such offenders.
Section 1 il makes it an offense , punishable
byallnoof $100 and n forfeiture of liccnso
for any licensed liquor vender to sell adul
terated liquor.
Section 14 makes it an offense punishable
hyaline of ? 1UO foriiny person to sell or
giveaway nay liquor 011 Sunday , or on the
day of nnv ircneral or special election.
Sections into 23 inclusive , ileiino tlio lia
bility of saloonkeepers for damages sustained
by anyone in consequence-of Iho tralllcnnd
provide the stops necessary to collect such
claims.
Section 24 relates to the Issuance of drug
gists' permits.
1'ho local option feature of tbo law is con *
tallied in section S3 , the salient part of which
reads :
"Tlio corporate authorities of all cities and
villages shall have power to lii-ciiHc , rogulnto
and prohibit the selling or giving away of
anyiiitoxicatliiR , malt , spirituous and vinous
liquors , within the limits of such city or vil
lage , This beetiou ulso Hxes tbo amount of
the license fee , which shall not bo less than
5100 in villages and cities having less than
10,000 inhabitants nor loss than $1,000 in
cities having a population of more tuna
10,000.
Sections M nnd 27 relate to druggists'
registers and penalties for violation of tbo
rules governing tlio same.
Section " 8 makes drunkenness nil offense
punishable by a line of $10 and costs or im
prisonment not exceeding thirty dnvs.
section 'J provides that the doors and
windows of raloons slmll bo kept free from
screens or blinds.
ItsinptrtoroxocllonooproTcn Inanition * of hornei
forniorcthaiiafjuarturof it contiirr. U Is mo.l sr
tlio United Status Go\erninttnt. llndorsocl by the
liomU of thn trcMt iitilii'r.flilii. m the Stronzeit ,
I'urestnnd Moit Healthful , lir. 1'rlcoN Cream Halt-
Inn 1'omlor. Jous not contain ammonia , llmo or
aluni , told unly IIICMIH.
1'lllCK UVKI.VG rO\VDlIl CO. ,
New York Clilniro. Hun Kranclir > o Rt.Tinl *
AMUSEMENTS.
I10V1) & IIAYNK3 , Manaucri.
Blonday and Tuesday , July 7 and 8.
HKTU1W HN'OAGKMKNT OF
[ BlaiiGhford Kauanagh
THE PHENOMENAL BOY SOPRANO ,
AS < iHno : n v
MASTER HARRY DIMOND ,
The onderful Violin nnd Mandolin Soloist ,
Hevciul otlior niiislpal features ! II lo Introduced
formtiiira inont lnteri > * < llnv ; priiKminine.
UcHUlir pilcca. bents KO un eulu auurilnj' morn-
Ing.
Ing.Di me
OUR CLOSINGr WEEK.
Ttu'8dayntid , Wednesday ,
TEN NIGHTS IN A BAR ROOM
Thursday , rrldar , PnturdnynndSiinihjr , the 1't.nnl-
uHtuf Irhh Absiinllllea ,
MoKENNA.'S FLIRTATION.
Culbanc & Emerson's ' Comedy Stars.
Introducing II A HV 1CD.VA , thu yoiinucat toni ; and
tlanco itrtltt on tlioitaKe.
Wednesday , July 2 , u luindioniu leather collar box ,
preu'ntui ! to our Kentloumn P'ltroni ,
KrUliiy , July ) , uncloKiint nouvunlr will bo presented
onrlndy vlsltnrn.
Saturday , July fi , a Hpildlnj llano Hull forlhn tinyx ,
and n beautiful Jnpnnoso l.ninp blnulo tor tlio girls.
One Dime Admits to All.
Perkins , Gatch
LaJman ,
We have the finest assortment o
s
sortment of Wares in P
the west , and
cr
CD
CDT
cc Bottom Prices T
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C/ }
Sec Us Before You Buy , *
Crockery and Glassware.
PERKINS ,
GATCH &
LAUMAN
j 514 Farnam Street.
IV not remedied In season , Is liable to
become habitual anil chronic. Dnu.
tic purgatives , l > yvw ( > akculntlio liuwoli ,
cotiflnn , rather \.tlian euro , the evil.
Aycr's 1'llls , Iwinjj inllil , oflcctivo , nml
jtrengtlioiiliij ; Iu thdr action , arc guuur >
ally iccotiinmtiilod.by tlio faculty as tlio
test ol aperients.
" Ilovlnn bee.li' nubjcct , for yearn , to
ronatlriatioM , without bvhiK able to tliul
much relief , I at laat trlcil AJLT'S 1'llb ,
I ilucin It both a duty and n iilrnsmo
to testify tluit 1 liuvti dcrlvetl Rreiit ben *
cllt ffuin tholr liso. For over two years
ILIS t 1 have tnkeil one of theHO 1)1 IU
very night buforu rctlrliii ; . 1 woulil not
willingly 1)0 ) without tlieui. " 0. AV.
lluwiuuii , ZU K.ut Malu St. , Carlisle , 1'a.
" I Imvo been tnltlnR Ayor's Pills ntitl
using thorn In my family Hinco 18S7. ntul
tlicetfnlly rccoiiunond them to nil 111
need of n < mfe but effectual cathartic. "
John Al , Hoggs , I.ouiaville , ICy.
"For ol ht ycrtri I wns nftllcted with
ronstlpntlon , whlcli nt last booiuno o
1i.itl that tlio doctors could do no moro
fur nit- . Then I liepnii to take Ayor'a
1'lllst , nnd soon the bowels recovered
their natural and rcculnr action , so tbat
now I tun in excellent health. " S. Ij.
Lou hbriilgo , Ilrynn , Texas.
" llnvlns nsrd Ayor'H Tills , with peed
results , T fully Indorse them for thu purposes -
poses for which tluw are recommended. "
-T. Conners , M. V , , Ccntni llrltlRc , 1'a.
Ayer's Pills ,
nticrinBD DT
Dr. J. C , Aycr & Co. , Lowell , Mats.
Bold by allUruggUu and Dealer ) in Medicine.
GRACEFUL-COMFORTING
EPPS'S COCOA
BREAKFAST.
"Ily a thorough knowledEO of tlm nnturxl Inwi
vlilcli KovcrntliuupcrutloiMof illROtlun nntt nntrl-
tlon , nril by acnrcful appllcntlon tiftliuflnu proper'
ties ufncll selectcilCucon , Mr. Kppihas iTuvlilftl our
brcnkfost tables nltli n dcllcntcly flarureil bctcrngo
vhlchmny vo imimiiy lieavy ildctorn' blll , It H
by tlio Judicious 110 or imcli nrtlulca of illut Hint a
cuiiktltutluiininy lo k'raJinill ; built m > until Mrunj
enoiiitli to ro l t every teiiiloncv to ill ' < o , llun-
drcilH o ( tll'tlo ' malaitlosnru lluntlnmirotiiKl ill rcndr
to attack n licrcvrr thcro Is n wrnk | iolntVo inn ;
cioiipomnnya fHtnlnlinft by kccplnn uursalvci "i-ll
for till ul wltli pure blood nnd n properl ; nouilsliuil
Jnmiu , " CIUI Sorilco Rnrctto.
Miiclo ( Imply with boiling water or mtlk. SoM only
1n linlfiKiunil tint , by crocori , InlicleU tlius :
lAMl'N I'l'l1 ' & HomiPopntliluUhvmlBts ,
' ( n
JaiUljJ LI 1 O tt WU , , London. EnsluiiU.
GOLD JlliiDAL , PAKib , 1U78.
iv. ByEiT& co.'S
Jt itlitoltitclts nuro ami
it la tolublc *
No Chemicals
ore tiled In ! tl preparation. It has Ken
f&dn ( Area timtt lAa itretiytlt of Cocci
mixed with Eurcli , Arrooroot or HuE r ,
anj d thcrcfird fir mure economical ,
eoittny Itit than cnt ctnt a etip. It II
delicious , liourUhlniMtrcnBthcnln ? , ' *
MI.Y UlOEbTCt ) , unit admirably mlap'.etl
for invalid ! u wclUi pcnons iu health.
Sold by OroccrscTcrj iilicrc.
W. BAEEE & CO. , Dorchester , Mass.
NO RIBBON
Permanent Alignment
PKED ,
Strength.
Sold U rider a POSITIVE GUAR
ANTEE.
GrEO. H. SMITH & CO. ,
General Agents Nebraska and Iowa.
31O S. 16th St. , - - Omaha
DQUGLAS---STREET
- - ,
On nccount of our Inrpo
nntlinereiiBinf , ' Practice ,
\yo have REMOVED to
moro spacious und con-
vouioiit offices.
Drs. Betts Betts ,
1409 Douglas St. Omaha , Neb.
ONE OF THE GREAT FIVE.
New York , Chicago , Denier , Sail Lake City anl
San Francisco.
Mldwiir between Denver nril Snn Frnncl co ! 70C
miles from flthitr , Dontlneii tobocomo ono of tbo
Krcut commercial ccuicri.
( Famous Summer and Mountain Health Rciort.
Altitude over 4,003 feet , yet funned for broczea
Kin UBreutlriluiUfcaltScu. Finest Silt \Vuter
ftiultmaiut ll.itliiiiK. 230,1X10 bailiuri In ( irent Milt
Jjikw IliH jcar.l'rctent ( cusonopi > n il Muril ) . ( jnotl
lintels , Hi-hliie. LluiulnitiindCuiuplnir. DrettH I'H-
railo mid Military lluiid Coiaerta dully ut Fort
A Mighty Inflow ol the Best American Blood
In recent yenrn hits dnublcil the population , novr
, ,
ulltluiioinliiatlotiH , f ( > steriil public Kliools.crcuicU
vbarmliik' social cunctlUuiia. .AUellKtululliouiocltj.
ni , t mi..iiiitn * * urKF. I niur JMIIIC , v-uumi * n t * * , > i no ,
3lllionUI'nliitN-uturrtl < itl . ( ) il , I'otierlu'.SIiite , As-
I'lmltiHii , Siono QmrrlCJ. limit iinrtMioo ructurlce ,
mill Wiuli'Hilc ! liniiicw , nil line ? . Our propli it'ffl nt-
ilat . .Maiiiiiidiiiliintin / > rltti nml iilo ouu tlie
Viml * . Combine \i\taa\m icllft ( titntlgatlou n/ the
' / * ? . fltuatititttt l'titnpliltt , &t'trl < il Tifiir *
( it lltitriitH < liircifci Ji < nniiliijH < letlrciimtiile < t/r < c.
Address , HFtl. KbTUK hXtlliMit , Hilt I..ki tliy. I'lah.
DO YOU WANT
PENSIONS.DO
. A PENSION ?
InriilMVlilow' nr Minor' * , or ore ) ou ilrawlnu
l.lts JIUO pur month ?
lluvofuu n claim poti.llim . but want relief Nv
\\rlt" ui mil ri'i'clve tir ri'tnrn mull n | > | irt ) | > rl to
lilnnk nml lull Inilriictluiin fur voi'U i'i : e , nltli a
copy ofllio nC'T anil Illirril f.ii < r
IUNU9IIA\V i IUI.1AHI ,
Hcfcrcncoi tflvoi. lloxlii , Washington , I ) , C.
\ \ ffiQp 1 DCLIV REL31 * vll
lu any | 4Mf hi lit * ltiil * , | M iti AUo , I tlij
, j Juni | > * rk , HicycUi , b fvliti inUGnU' Trkjrfr
n ( - | . lr . OQII t.r more M tiolriU | > riti irut
PWVSIU O. II dirrflfmrn I. < l mr > r'i Uo.
cSjVH1" ) . l w , . ! . .nn n , ni r . fJ u
"Will be offered , this -week in our Boys' Department , we are deter
mined to close out our entire stock of Boys' light v/eiglit Clothing , and
\vill have a grand unloading sale which it will pay you to attend.
Boys'blue flannel Sailor Suits , with nicely embroidered collar , at 6oc ; sold everywhere
at $1.25 , sizes from 4 to 10.
Knee Pant Suits of good all wool cassimcrc , in neat checks , pleated coat and nicely niada
up , at $2.25 ; worth $3. 5o. " " *
One lot excellent Cheviot Suits of aSiice light plaid , is marked $2.50 ; the suit isvortlj , ,
fully $4.50.
The grandest bargain we offer is a lot of very fine all wool Cheviot Suits , very stylish and
well made , which we have marked clown to $2.90. The suit is cheap at $5. v
In long pant suits we have also several large lots , which have been marked down very lotf ,
to insure quick clearance.
One lot Boys'Suits , sizes 14 to i S , of strictly all wool cassinicrc , in two different pat
terns , both very neat , these we offer at $4.60. It is a good working as well as a good wearing
suit , and no young man need be ashamed to wear one. You have many times paid $10 for tv
suit of the same quality of goods.
Another lot of fine Silk Mixed Cassimcre Suits for Boys , sizes 14 to 18 , is offered at $6
The suit is worth fully double.
We are headquarters on Knee Pants. Every mother knows that she can buy Knee Pants
of us for less money than she will have to pay for the cloth in the garment , and she don't have to
spend time to sew them over or mend them. "We select for our knee pants only durable mate
rial , and have them made strong. It pays to come tons for knee pants. This season we have
an immense variety , and are well prepared for vacation.
IN OUR HAT DEPARTMENT WE OFFER THIS WEEK :
100 dozen Helmets at 4oc.
100 dozen Helmets , ventilated , at 450.
The same qualities which hat stores sell at 750 andr.oo.
An extraordinary opportunity will be offered this week in our Shoe Department. Wo
have just received a delayed shipment of So cases of fine light weight calf , congress and lace
Shoes , Ward well welt , smooth inncrsolc , very flexible and easy shoes for the summer. Tlicso
shoes ought to have been here four weeks ago and were to be sold for $3.00. In order to close
them out we ha c marked them $2.25. Positively $4.00 is the price which shoe stores would
charge yo'u for such a shoe.
Corner FoarteBnth and DoJgias Streets ,
DTI. Ja E. Mc HEW ,
THE SPECIALIST.
The Doctor Is nnEurpnsscd
In tlio treatment of nil
forms of l'il\ntu Diseases.
IIO Biiccce ( iil nml none
luiii hmlBtroDscr cnilorec-
meiit. A euro Is Ruarantceil In tlie \ cry worst cneeB
in from 3 tnO lms wJllmuttho lofsof anhour'f time ,
" " Those who lm\o been
under his trontriiint 'or
1 Striclnrocrdiaiciili/lu
rclioin llie btalilor , pronouncolt n moctn'iUcr -
fill uccue , Acninlctu ] ) cure inn IcwJnysuKliout
jmin , InslnirnenlB or loss if tune ,
"
AmlalhvcM ; '
ncis of tlio
cscxiinlor
timidity or nervo'ipncrs , In their worst forms
most ifrenilf'il rcKiill * arc nlit-oliiti'ly ciuril.
Ami nil KI'JfAIirl
DISEASES nirccl
nt homo without
Instruments. A wonderful remedy. 11OUHS tot
Indies from 2 to 4 ( INLY.
nnd nil Dlecnsco of the Skin ,
HlooJ , llenrt. I.Ivor , Kill-
nc)8 ) nn-1 llluiUer cured.
Cutcil ii3JtolOdui8. The
ino t ruplil , eufc anil elTcrt ,
Uctrentiiicnt known to tlie
medical prnfeedon. E\crj'trncoof the dhenso re-
mou'cl from the blood : ncomplrtc cure guaranteed ,
RffftSHRr fi ? For "rnnn" orvoninri" , ( ucli IPc
( stiimi ) ? ) . Tro.itiiinit by corns-
Hpnnilonco fetamp for nply.
N. i : Con. Mtn AND KAIINAU ST.
Open from 8 A. J [ to ! ) ] ' . M.
i2utranrn on Pnrnnm or Htli fat.
OMAHA. NEO
Drs. Merrill & Merrill.
Chrnnlr , Ncrvout , lllnoil nml Surulcal rtlncn'oi , and
UlFOnaoa of tbo Hyo , Knr , ( , 'oro , Throat iinU Client.
Hjieoinl Alt iitioii to llMunsoH ol'Vo -
inoii nixt Clillilrcn ,
The iloctorn Imvo liml yearn of cxporloneo In tlio
liotpltnli of lliuoklyn nml Nun Yni k , anil lire IIIIIOIDC
the uuiHt mcctssf ill uiul Mlilely knunu apcilalUtu In
thu country ,
'lo 'Vniini ; nnd Sllddlo- Aced Mon.
I/i t Jlnnhooil , Nervous DoWlltjr , Rpornmtorrlim ,
fiomlnul IXIHHCO , Phrileiil lletnr , urliliiK friiiu llulls-
crotlon , iiruiluiInK ultepleMiioi , ito | ) Oinlenpy , | ilm-
pU'Jon tlio fucv , iivcriilunta Koclcty. nisllr ill co\ir-
nuol , luck of ( untlilencu , dull , unlit fumtmly or buil-
ncss , iin.l Iliulj Illo 11 tjunltn , siift'ly , I'Orumngntljuml '
pceUllycuruil.
( Uoiiil unit Pldli Dlwcnsoo.
Sypbllh , n dloonio moit droatlful In Its result ,
cumploti'ly oraUleute 1 ,
Cli > iiitfi-lrlnnry )
Conorrhio , Cloi't.HMililll" , Ilrilrncelo , Varlrncclu
ami Strlituro nullrally nnd mfuly i'iiru.1 wltliout
pnln or iletcntlon frnni liuilneji AllHiivual Diilur
niltloH mid lini'i'dliiifiits ' to murrliiKO lucccisfullif ro-
IllOTCd
All Itertil lUon ) f i nfeljr nml pcrmnnpnlly cured.
Iloiintiu. in. , tllltip. in , MimhiyH , 10 till ! „ >
N. II 1'ernoni unnbU ) tovMlii * inny liulrenlnl nt
their ImmeH liyrurrrtpunilcnrv .Mallclnvi iinU In
( itnictloii went by uprusi. Connultiitlon freo.
t-cnil UcntilnHtnmpii to Insure ruply.
iilH niteciitll St. , Oiip iin
Opurn lloiiui' , UmiUiii , Ni I ) .
.
ELECTOBC BELT
\vrrHiuirtmtnnr
ran
SilminBr Bargain Sale
-nv-
MAX MEYER , & BEO.
,
Je-welers and Silversinitlis ,
SIXTEENTH ND FABNAM bTEBETS , - - OMAHA , NEB
tins in. Bargains in Watches.
Nltkel vftitchcs from f2.V ) upwards.
Blht'r "Mitchos fromf'i up anlH.
Diamonds.
. Ladles' iulil wntchoH fronul. ' ) npwird
Ucntlmnui'H KM watchusfrom S-0 upnnrds.
Dlninonil rlnR from S250 upwnrdi. in
Bargains Jewclcry.
lilnniond tollur liittoni fii.m J.I upwards. .
Illnninnd trnrf iilnn irom S. > upwards. \Vocarryiifnll line of Jownlory IncludliiK
IMiinionil cult bultoiiH from In lipnnrcls. liolli KOllil cold nml line rolled pinto Hiik' ,
Diamond i-tiil fruni S7WI upnarili. nlni , i-nrrlliK'i 1 ckotN , cluilni , lirnicloti ,
Diamond lace pins from 110 npwunlj. nc'iUlnces nuilnad collar buttons , etc Ar >
Illuiiionil car rliifsfroinflS upwanli. tleli'H actually vortlifl wort'll nt Mu lo TSo ,
lllaiiond tunculct'i ficjmMfiiiiwnnU. | ttiidull othtT KouiN uru solilut tlio Huiim pro
Dlainund l > i'iiOints I ruin $ -.r ) npwiinls. portion. Son our liow nlnUowa. bco our
Uluiuond necVIucea from t. > i ) upwurils.
Watches , Clocks and Jewelry Repaired
at Reasonable Prices.
Greatly "Rc'duced Prices on Silverware , Clocks , Lamps ,
Umbrellas , Optical Goods , Etc.
The Omaha Medical and Surgical Institute
For the treatment of allCIIKONlO AND BOHQirATj DISKASK3. Ir ) * oi , Appllincei for Iiiformltlni" , n |
TrniicB. llott hiellltles , Arnnratim nnd llumodlai for tiircoMfnl Irontrnrnt of oviirr form of dliensorc
quIrlnuAlnlloiiUraiireloiilTrentraent , NINKTY IIOOJIS KUIt PAT1KNM Jlonrd awl nilomlanco Iloil
Acconiniodutloni Wcit. Write for circular * on Dofc-mlilM ami limres , Trunscs , Club l > rt , Cnrraturiol
Bplno , 1'llcj , Tuiimri , Cnwir ( uturrh , ISroneliltli , liihiilntlon , Dli'c ti Icily. I'urulnU. ICHI < .p y KUlncr ,
llladJer. Ke , K r. Hkln nndlllbnd , nnd oil Hiirjiloal opuratlons , OISKASKS OF WoaiK.S" a | ioclalty. Hook
of DliensiiorVnaun Free. Wohnvnlatclj'iiildnd * I.jlnu'-ln Pcpartiiii-nt \Vonifndurlnu \ Continental
( Strictly ] > rlvnti. Oi.ly HcllaliloModUnl Inilltiitemuklni ; nrpeclitllr of I'UIVA'ri ' : IIISCAM'S.
All lllooil niii'imenuccMifiillr trt'nti'd , HrplilHtlc iMl'on r inovccl from the y lern TUIiontmerciirr-
NCMT ItoiitoriitlToTrratuiunt for U > im ul Vital Power. I'nrtlo unable to vIMl usmuy to t routed nt hmuii-f
correrpondcnce Allcorammlcntlon oniillilcntlul .Mcilirlno or Imtrunionti rent tjr mall or oii'ruas , io >
curtly parked , no marki tulndloatn tontcnunr sandiir. Ono lorxorml I ntfrvlnw prof erred. Call andconiuq
u or lend history or your rntx , nnit wuwlll nond In ii | i In wrapper our IIOIIIC TO MICN I'll Kl ! , upon I'rlvttk
Hueclnl or Nervous Ulsensci , liniiutencr , Syplillls , ilicotninlnrlcocilj , with < | iin > ilun Hit. Addrun
Omaha Medical and Surgical Institute ,
Connor 9th and Harncy Sts , , Ornnho. Nob.
i . f Ml'Vsiiircrliii from : oiroot
T 7TTTMl'Vsiiircrliii ?
\ AV / \ \ A ' ' "A' "f ' " 't Mai hood
VV L-ArlrY YimtlifulErionUm | ) ) '
f * * 4 --1 *
- -
- - anil DNuiiM'S of Moil can lie
rurcil perunnc'iilly nnd prlmlely by cuirCoxiial HIIO-
cltlo. bunt tiy mull furifl. Hook mat ( ncnled ) lor
Btnnip. lleautin Mcdkal Cuiupany , 167 W
Btici't , lloitun , MasM.
[ JFor lOSTorFAIUKO BfAimo
Qeneral onJ NEBVOUB UUBtLITV
W ckno of UoJynndKInd , Effect !
of ErrorBOrEcociicBinOUorYounr ,
Ollhillr llMlorrJ. ll.nlo Dllr , . {
AhitluKIl ( Ifalllil HOIK THUlKhlT 1 : | 01. l du !
flaatMlllrrrvm ( OfiUlfiuid tarflicB fvanlrlfi.Trlllltirii ,
) H crlptl * tlcok.fiuluiitloa i1 viratUuallfdfftfBifiDfrf. .
KUttu ERI7. filEfniCAL. CO. . Dllr FAtO.N. V ,
TO WEAK GVBEM
BulTi-rlnx fmrn tliu illccUcif youthfulcrrorl , enrlr
dfc y. a tlniwvnknr ( ! > Hloit ininlioml , ! . , I win
Kiul n talunbln triatlwi ( M > alnll coiitnliiliiK full
Iiartlculan fnr home pure , fllKK ol rharea. A
[ ilfiidl'l ' ini'flleal Murk : vhoulil lie xxad hypfery
man hn IM n rvfuii nnd < | plillltnti < t * XiUlri'M ,
I'ruf. I' . C.I'OM'I IIIt. Jllooilun. uiiii ,
VIMNTKI ) AccntntUHflltliiirinlci iClntliciI.lnoi
' > tliounl ) liiieururlnvi'nli'ailiitlinlilHtlioilotlii'i
wlthuut | iln : iiH-rlt'il vr/\miict'imintoiitroooiil' |
ly liiucilimild only liyi > 'iiut'iitt , Iu wli'jm tlie
vxilmlvu rlL'lit Is 1)1ro nlvi'tn on receiptiif
Ml tin , e nind n I _ I i > > 5 iuiiiilullnuOy innlli
nlnuclrculurH , prliu Hit uiiilluriui tu n i'iil > t nvcuto
your territory tt cine. Aildrcn , TUB I'IM.UH
cmniEB Lu > Co. , IT ilcrmoii ut , Wvrcotcr , MUI
BOISE CITV , CAPITAL OF IDAHO.
Motior.ollii until/ provision of constitution ftr
IMIICII' Ciipllal. UiiiiHiinl opportunity for Invent !
iiii'iitniul tiuilncs' . ( 'u | > llal n Tiled. MorlenuuHnot
Upunciit. Haw mlllH , lirli-k kllni , woolt'ii mills r
run wtiiki wanted. Unlimited wntcr power Kent ,
foi'lcty , tiiliiiiili , chiirclic * . 1'ctfi'ct fllmiilc stuiC
t-'ruiTDMpnra'lliKi ' hoi > Knornimiit ( l.inil ( Irent crnliit
fruit nml Vfiieialilo rountry. Hulit cruim nut * 'Jl'cr | '
unu. Malio , ' ( iunor tlio Mountains , " willKIKIIIleu
> tit . Third In imi l u minimi * . Diitpiii l.ixt join
tl7.l XIWX , ) CuiiiMim liunlni > M nlth iilinmironna
Mslt in. Kinirnlun rnici llliiHtrnlu I | 'iiiiiililotu '
aulluilfruu. IIUAItH OFTUAlii : Ikluillr. U I'O
AND BBHIN TnEATMENT ]
Mvntrrlt , IXiilnmi.Mt * . Kwirnll , Wtktt *
, lal iMpruf Klon. MMtttnlnuoI tliu linlnr
lullln/lii lrLi nlli > > it Icu'lllilfto lultei y iln / uf.il
rteitlifPi-cinjuiro Olil Ay * . Iliuruimu. l.t ) nr l'o or
iaolthsr HOI , liivoluntnr/ > - , uiul KiurnnluriL'j '
rtunii'l ' liy oter-ciertloi or llu luah , fulfiliuro o <
uvui .linliilcrcncu. Luch liox contain * unemnnil. ' * trt&t.
incut , ( i nli'ir , or l > for 1 , tunlly tn > llirvi | > IU
\Vlth rM-li order for l l > o i , will mml imrtliuor
r rant " in " ' I moni'v ( film Iron mint rnllitu
OOODMAN DHUG CO
1110 Fnrnum Strcwt , Oiimim , Neb.
AnnoiillICiK , I < ! nvy < Tl2 IH-nrlioni St. ,
Uliloak'o , Ul yiiirs MU'i'ciiful iirai'tli'o.
AilvlcuKriu ! noiiubllclty. -
n many bUtc > - . ,