THE OMAHA DAILY" BEE , jffHUHSDAY , JTJfcY 10 , 3800.
THE CITY.
The receipts of the clearing house
yesterday amounted to ! 78aW8S8. !
C. C. Uonco luifl comtnonccd the erec
tion of a 3,0)0 ! ) ) residence nt Seventh and
Worthlngton streets.
Next Suturdny evening from 7:30 : to 10
n. m. the wntor toboggan Blldo nt
Manawa Inlto will bo free to all persons
welching upwards of 2-jO Ibs.
John IF. Fiillerttm nnd Miss Nettle
IMcUitrd wcro innrrii'd at the residence
of thoonicltlng minister , llov. Charles
W. Snvldgo , Tuofcdny nftornoon , July U.
It IB expected when JolT Mcgcath ,
Charllo Goodrich , Chris Toft , Charlie
Kdgcrlon nnd ISrotliGr I'arkor btriko the
water the lake will overflow its bunks
nnd fiiibincrgo the surrounding country.
Now piling IH being put In to strengthen -
en tlio ( lain at the outlet nnd fanners in
the vicinity will bo mimed in time to
tavo tlielr Block.
Jnrncs H. Thomas of filuo Springs was
brought tn the city yesterday by Deputy
Mnraliol Emery to cxiilaln to Judge
Uundy why ho Fold liquor without a
license. TIe gave bonds for hia appear-
unco at the November let-in.
Hon. W. H. M. PiiHoy of Council
BlulTri nlitl Charllo Goodrloh of Omaha
will not bo permitted to slide into the
laku until all the rc-&t are out. JJoliti.
clans not allowed to mingle In the swim
or irtko water in the presence of others.
James nouquot'u little boy , a very
bright lad.eolebratod the clghlhannlvcr-
Karv of his birth yesterday , with a plrnlo
and dinner at the family residence , " " 07
Charles street. A very gny party of the
llttlo fellow's pliiymatus and Hchool coin-
) ianloiis nssisted him in making the
event u. most enjoyable ono.
IV.lt XACl /f. tut A 1'JIS.
Miss I'vn PplKlo bni KOIIO to Ilcil Oalc , In ,
where she will icinnln buvoral weeks visiting
friends.
Misses Lillian amlOllloSnutiilcrs nnd Mini
Hope of Mount Pleasant , Jn. , are visiting rel
atives in the city.
MU'i Kny Koscnfoldt , who hns been vis
iting friends In Oinaliu the past two wcelis ,
1ms rututncd to her homo in Keel Oalc , In.
Mrs. I' . H. Downy lull rejoined Mr. Dcwoy
nt the saliitiivlum at TJnttlo Ciuuli , Midi. , and
will remain with Mm tlio balance of the sum
mer.
" lUin't Ciiro ( o 3al. "
It is with tlio fircntcst conlldenco tliat
Hood's Sars.iparllln Is leconnnciidetl for loss
ot nppetlie , indigestion , side hcadncho nnd
blinllur tioublcs. Tills niediciiio pcntly
tones tlio stoinni'h , assists illjrpstlnn nnd
maket ono "leal hungry. " Poisons in deli
cate health , nfter tnUlm ; Hood's S.iwap.irilln
a few days , Had tlicMiiselvos lonyln for and
catlnt ? tbe pluiin'st food with unexpected
icllsh.
Plrst Ward lCoi > nl > lleniifi.
A rntctitijjof tlio First ward ronubltcin
club takes jilnco Thursday , July 10 , at 8 p. in. ,
utXiimnennnirs hall , corner of Klovcnth and
Plrrcostreets. Pclcfr.itcs for priimuiesill
boseli'clcd. A Inrgo Attendance of ropub-
liruns of the wnril requested.
K. J. CoitMbit , C. 3. ErorTTKU ,
President. Secietiiry.
For tlio Iti'iiuflt ol * Itrndiliaw.
The concert to ba given for the bsnclt : of
Dradnhaw by the German societies will take
tilnco next Saturday evening , July 1" , at
Cicnnnnla ball , HaVnoy and Eighteenth
streets , The several siiirlnt ( ; frocietics will
endeavor to ninUo the ovcnliijian onjoyublo
mid plcusniit one and n largo uttendnnce is
expected.
Ihilldln- Permit * .
The following permits were Issued by the
buildniL' inspector yea lord ly :
ll. H. Iliaec , two-story fruino residence ,
r.lulilli and NYoilliliiglniistiufts $9,000
J. i : . itindlvk , \vo-sloiy ftaniu rcbldunco ,
lli'ii Kiniiict stirut o * 4MiO
Ouo minor iiuimil luu
Tjtnl 113,003
A Juror in Jail ,
I. M. McCoy , a juror in the district court ,
Is hi trouble and In Jail. Tlio other day a
number of tbo Jurora concluded to niako
Prunk E. Moorcs n , picaent JUy sUlnnlshlng
mound an $3 purse was railed and McCoy
was electedcustnditin of the ninount , but in-
ttctitl of buying the Icccpsako for tlio district
court cleric ho is alleged to have nppropiiatcd
it to Ids own use , Ueuco the arrest.
Hot Wcnttier and Accidents.
Take no chances onlieiiilacliei or sunstroke
This hot weather Is fcarful.hutlf you will take
a few of KmusQ's Headache Capsules each
day you will llnd the temporaturu will bo re
duced and the likelihood of sunstroke or
prostration absolutely counteracted. For
Bale by all druggists.
'I lie Solid South
Is solid on the groU "German Remedy. "
Telegrams and letters are received every day
during this heated term for ICrauso's Head-
tieho Capsules. The ifboplo from that section
say they reduce the temperature and piovent
sunstrokes anil headaches. For sale by all
druggists.
Sun Stroke.
Now is the time , the accepted time , to pre
vent sunstrokes , headaches , etc. By reducing
the tompcrnturo all these dlsticsslng evils
will bo prevented. ICrauso's Headache Cap
sules are the thing.
Ono two Krnuso'a Headache-
or HeadacheCapsule
taken dining the day will prevent nny head
ache , also attacks or sunstroke. AH druggists
T mt Kx-SInvo 1'oiiNlnn Hill.
A reporter mot Mr. W. H. Vaughn and
dpoko of his request niado upon Hon.V. . J.
Council that the latter should introduce a bill
in congress for tbo pension of persons who
had formerly been held in slavery ,
"I simply requested Mr. ConnrU to do that
which 1 won id willingly have done for him
had I been Ih bis place as a member of con-
press. I have altogether too high n regard
for W. J , Council to seek any unfair advan
tage oC him upon nny publlu matter. I did
not vote fop Mr. Council as a candidate for
congress , hut I recognize In him a gentleman
of ability nnd nerve who is wlllliigto do right
under any and all circumstances. Ho mani
fested his supreme Independence by his vote
upon the bilvcr bill and also when ho took my
bill la charge looking to the pension of for
mer slaves. "
"Ilavo you nny idon , Mr. Vnughim , tint
your ox-sluvo bill will eventually become a
law ! "
"Indeed I have. The step now taken will
awaken attention nnd it will Justus certainly
command popular approbation in tbo end ns
did the emancipation amendment to the fed
eral constitution in its time. "
"Aro you snro your bill is In a shape to
insure passage I"
"Perhaps not ; but the spirit of n grcnt
mensural ! ) there and Its scope is given. If
faulty In detuil , that can easily bo made right.
That bill was drawn uii in nbout llftecn min-
utw , but It wi-cn the full Idea of justice to
tlio men and women formerly hold as
chattels.1'
"Havoyouaa idea of the money that Mill
bo necessary to pivo this bill force and
cffectl"
"A much bettor Idea than these who criti
cize it. I have studied this matter for Hftcen
-years. It will ivoulro probably. f IO,000lH.KJtlio
.ilrst year , but H will grow less annually.
The sugar tux will pay the penslona. "
A Contribution Front Texas.
Mr. J , H. loswcll , ono of the best known
rltlrensof Unmuwood , Tex. , contributes the
fcllow.ing Item as his pcraftinl experience :
VAftov , having suffered from dlariuoca fet
EOtno time and having tried different niedl
cine * \vlth no' good results , 1 tried a bottle of
CharHborlala'it Colio Cholera and Diarrhoea
Hemcdy , wblcli ixlirved mo at once , and 1
rccomiuoud It to all who may bo buffering
from this troublesome complaint. '
BLAIHIn Ibis city , nt lOi.TOn. in , July 0.
IblH ) , Wtlllani Stewart Ulalr. nged 7 years ,
father of Mrs. B. L. Stone.
Funeral services ut the residence , 3310 rar-
nam itrcct , at 3 p. in. , July 10 , 1800. He-
mains will bo taken to Mt. Morris , 111. , for in-
tcnucut ,
T1II3 HALF NOT TOIjD.
Mors of McItll'bln'R CrookctlnesH to
Conn Oat Other Hnllrond NCWH.
It Is said , and by those who claim to know ,
that tbo half tins not been told about C. II. ,
McKlbblu's crookedness while general pur
chasing agent of the Union Pnclflo rond.
What has .not been made public will , how
ever , come out In duo time and create a
greater sensation that tbo llrst exposure by
implicating other parties.
Mr. McKibb'.n's ' lawyers say also that they
expect to mnlco a showing full of hot weather
sutprises , but the company people predict
that ho will never go into court. "I
could tell the young man , " said ono
of.lcial , "that ho would bo veiy foolish to do
so. So far a I know , thcra Is not a parallel
case of such lilgh-hnndeu rascality In the his
tory of inly American railroad. AlcKlbbln'a
ability Is unquestioned. His judgment of
material excels that of nny nan I over knew ,
but the opixntuiilty ho saw for quickly male-
ing a hi' ' , ' loituud seems to have completely
turned the joung man's bead. "
Oattm I ) . . .VIt. . ( J. [ toad.
, T. J. Humes , formerly general purchasing
agent of the Union Pacltlc road but now "
superintendent of transportation for the Den
ver & Kio Oraudo Is visiting bis Omnha
filonds. Ho says "tho plcnsufe ono feels in
working for President Moft'nt's corporation
Is simply great as compared to the anxiety
experienced by those holding positions on the
Union Paclllc. Out there ovorytinir is har
monious and runs along as smoothly
as clock work. S. T. Smith ,
our general manager knows his business
and appreciates the men under him. II. U.
1'ihc lias risen to the u.xultcd position
of chief clerk and all the old Omaha boys
who tteat lliero after being let out heio are
doing well. The road has an Immense busi
ness and Is making money. Wo nro broad
paugclng the main line from Denver tu Salt
Luke and expect to have It completed by the
first of September. In the meantime con
tracts have been let for new equipment of the
finest make and wo will add a dining-car
service which Is bound to bo a great accom
modation to the traveling public , Yes , our
excursion business this summer is very
large. "
A IIIg MoiMgt ! House.
The Union depot company 1ms not decided
as yet whether to IMVO Its proposed power
and storage house constructed under contract
or Its own supervision. Just ns soon as the
B. M's new vlaiTuct bridge over Seventh
street is completed work will bo commenced
on thh building. It is to.front on Seventh
r.tiect between the t\\o viaducts aii'l extend
westward a distance of 2.10 feet , covering the
ground now occupied by an iio bouse. This
will bo moved acroa3 tbo vladuit to a
new site on tlio cast side of Sev
enth stieet. The under ground story ,
which \\lll boj on n level vlth the street , is
o bo used for tbo machinery by which the
lew depot will bo heated , lighted and vcnti-
nted , while the buporslrucluro is to bo used
'or a mall and express storage house.
Ilic Union I'nciHo Force.
The Union Pacific nnd Burlington roads
lave agreed through tbo Union depot com
pany on a plan of organization for the joint
lepot force , but their appointments will not
jo announced until the former vacates Its old
building next week , It is proposed to have
one bead to each department and sucb divis-
on vtill bo made of the
two forcci as to ( rive all the
nen employment. There s > cems to bo a gen
eral understand ! ! ! ) ; that Ed Haney will be the
lepot master , but further than this predic
tions arc not made.
V ry (3 < n d Prospect < ? .
The Union Pacific freight department Is re
ceiving midsummer crop reports from all tbo
counties in Nebraska through which its
naln and branch lines run. Most of them
show a very encouraging condition of affairs ,
especially m so far us the wheat and
corn .crops aio concerned. Tlio oat
irop'in niany places-is short and thin
jut fjax , njillet and , .tnnio hay looks well. In
.he extrci'no western part of the stale it has
jccn too dry , and certain localities have suf-
leicd slightly from too mu"h rain , hut as a
wbole the outlook is extremely good.
II ndy to Ijpt Contracts.
Nearly all the preliminary arrangements
For building from Poitlinid to Tncoma have
been completed , says VIce Piesidcnt IIol-
comb , nnd the company will bo ready to com-
mcnco hitting the contracts for grading in a
few days. It is proposed to push tbo 1S5
miles of now road to completion as tapldly as
possible.
Notes and Personals.
Ocorgo Nutt , traveling passenger apcnt of
the "Katty" road , headquarters at Kansas
City , Is doing Omaha.
C. J. Lane , traveling passenger agent of
the Union Paclllc , Is in town lor a few days.
Superintendent Burr has gone out oa a tour
of Inspection over his division.
General Manager Tibbctts went west yes
terday morning with bis mother and step
father Mr. and Mrs. Halo of Boston , who are
en route on a pleasure trip to Alaska.
Mrs. Ed Hnnoy , wife of the depot master
and 5,011 left yesterday for California.
A. O. Goodnow , superintendent of the Iowa
division of the Milwaukee load is lu the city.
A Choice Tilst of Summer JJcsorts.
In the lake regions of Wisconsin , Min
nesota , Iowa and the two DukotiiH , tboro
nro hundreds of eharminy localities pro-
cmptorily titled for _ summer homes.
Among the following selected list are
names familiar to many of our readers
ns tbo perfection of northern suinmor re-
bortsj. Nearly all of the Wisconsin points
of interest are within a short dihtanco
from Chicago or Milwaukee , and none
of them are hO far away from the "busy
marts of civilisation" that they cannot
bo reached la n few hours of travel ,
by frequent trains , over the finest road
In tbo northwoht the Chicago ,
Milwaukee & St. Paul railway :
Oconomowoc. Wis. Clear Luke , Iowa.
MinocipmVis. . I ako Olcobojl , Iowa.
Waukusha , Wis. Spirit Lake , Iowa.
Polmyra , Wis. I'Yoatenae , Minn.
Tamahawlc Lakes , .Lake Mlnnetonka ,
Wls. Minn.
Lakeside , Wiu. Orlouville , Mlna.
Kilbourn City , Wis. , Prior Lake , Minn.
( Dells of the Wls- White Bear Lake ,
consm. ) ' Minn.
Beaver Dam , IVis. Big Stone Lake , Da-
Madison , AVK kola.
For detailed information , apply at ticket
ofllcc , 1501 Farnam street , * Barkw Block ,
. F. A. NA&H , Gon. Agent.
J. E. PucsTON , Pads. Agent.
JIU. SHU A. RE I'd Ilia I'AY.
The Assistant County I'roHRuntor Wins
His Suit Court \ote.
Chairman Anderson of the board of county
commissioner * appeared before Judge Clark-
sony yesterday and told him that ho had con
sulted with Attorney General Loose regard-
lag the warrants for Assistant County Attor
ney Shea's salary. As a result Mr. Anderson
said that ho would sign the warrants , The
contempt proceedings which Mr. Shea had
commenced against Andcrbou weiv then
ordered dropped.
In the case of tlio state vs O'Lcarv ' the
couit sustained the demurrer to the informa
tion which charges defendant with larceny
as bailee of snmo ? 10J belonging to the young
man from A'vooti , In. Judxo Chirkson held
that in his opinion no. c.iso could bo made ,
County Attorney Mahoucy took an exception
in order to get a decision oil the ( luestlon
Iroin the supreme court.
Late yesterday afternoon Mrs. August
Benson filed a uctltlon inthe dlstrlctcourt ,
asking that the bonds of imtrlmpny now ex
isting between herself and her husband bo
severed. She alleges that tier reason for tak
ing this stop Is caused by tbo fact that since
their marriage In ibTU August has become nn
habitual drunkard , and is often cruel and in
human la hU treatment. Besides wanting a
divorce. Mrs. Hcuson pravs that tlielr prop
erty , which > ho alleges Is'worth ft 00,000 , bo
cut la two and tint ouo-Ualf of this bo. given
to her.
Thomas A. Crei b , ycsteiday , " ns adminls-
tnilor of UuvesUto of O. F. Davis , com-
mcncoJ sultJigalnst William Latcy ct nl to
recover the bum of $100 duu on live promis
sory notes.
William A. pardaeraud William A. Saun-
dew have broueUt suit In tlw Olati'lct C9urt
to recover $100 from Howe & Kerr , on two
notes given In I8S ) .
Louli Bradford ban brought suit ngalnst
Edward Hanson ct al to recover f-liW.Or duo
on an account
Before adjourning court last evening three
of the prisoners convicted ut tbo present
term of court were taken baforoJUdgo Hope-
well nnd sentenced to the penitentiary.
Charles Miithcws , the deputy dog catcher
who made himself a source of terror by
promlscuou sly shooting at people who objected
to having their dogs snared and taken away
to the Da veil port street dump , was sentenced
to Ono yclir at hard labor.
Charley Parker , the young man who ono
year ago forced numerous chocks UIXMI the
business men of this city , Hod to DCS Molne.s ,
was brought back , tried and convicted , was
given ono yrar.
Young Mrsslck. a lad who was incorrigible
and Insisted In associating with toughs and
bard character's ' , was sent to tbo reform school.
They T > lit ( fiMntVoik. .
Thomas P. WiUon and A. M. Hopkins of
Omaha , mndo the stenographic reports of the
Ueatrke debate for Tun Hr.n , Their work
not only called out expressions of npprolm *
tlon by the dcba rs but of new.ip.ipei1 read
ers generally. These two gentlemen stand
at the head of .tho stenographic piofesjlon in
the west and tholr unexampled work at
I3e.itri ( o.shows them to bo Justly I'litltlul to
tbatdisliiictlou. Ills tbo biggest ai\d \ tiest
piece of shoithand work ever done In No-
oraska.Vben the transcripts shall have
been eoncludfd they will aggregate four and
a halt pagan of Tun Uni' , minion type. A
special edition will be run oil' containing the
cntiro debate.
miles' Nc'i-vo and Ijtver IMIN.
An important discovery. They net on the
liver , stomach and bowela through tbo
nerves. A new principle. They speedily
euro blllloiisnrss , bad taste , torpid liver ,
piles and constipation. Splendid for men ,
women nnd children. Smallest , mildest ,
surest. : ) doses for ' . ' . "i cents. Samples free
ut ICubn Co.'s 1Mb and Douglas.
SISIUXO IS 13EI.iIl3V.lXG.
OMAIM , July P. To the Editor of TUB
Ben : I have read with Interest the accounts
of the prohibition debates tbo past week , f
have been partlculariy interested in what has
been said about the operation of the prohibi
tory law in Maine , as I lived thcro the first
Uventy-lho years ot my life and Itnow some
thing about It. I also spmit n week of my re
cent vacation in a little Maine town and dally
heard of trouble caused by the ravages of In
temperance.
I was told by a man prominent in temper
ance circles that in an adjoining city of not to
exceed ten thousand people thcro were sixty
rum shops not saloons , but low rum shops.
Upon repeating this remark to a strong pin-
hlbitionlst , ho also anlrmcd its truth. I
stopped over night In ono of the principal ho
tels of Poitlnml , the metropolis of the state ,
nnd myoclf saw nn open bar in the hotel.
Talking with a friend , no informed mo that
the census for 18)0 ! ) only gave Portland a pop
ulation of a lew hundred in excess of 18SO.
"How is that ! " said I.
"It is this d d liquor law that is spoiling
our city. Do you see that drug sterol Ills
lilted up elegantly as a drug store , as you sec ,
but It is only n rum shop. " And all this was
among Hov. Small's "Maine Yankees , " who
have been living under a prohibition law for
forty years , who have been hearing and
talking prohibition their whole lives , and
still the condition of ufYaiis is no better ( ( )
than under Nebraska's bitterly denounced
high license law. Guonoc W. TILLSO.V.
A Cure For DiorrhuMi.
Mr. J. A. Burnlson , of Colburg , Montgom
ery Co. , Iowa , has found out how ho can euro
any case of diarrhojiv. Two of his children
had the diseaio ; for about six weeks ho tried
four different patent medicines without bene
fit , but ho llinally got hold of of abottloof
Chambeilain's ' Colic , Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy , which ho says completely cured
them , and Is confident itli \ euro any case
when tbo plainly printed directions are fol
lowed. ! or sale by all druggists.
Go to the only first class gallery ii
the city. Our line cabinets only $1 i
dozen. Kolm & Molt131U Farnaih s > t
SOUTH OMAHA NBWd.
Dennunoiiif ; It or ant Kcniiblicnns.
An important meeting of active republicans
was held Tuesday night to prevent theruptur
of the party. After cft'ecling a permancn
organisation by tbo election of ofllccrs , tbo goot
of the party was discussed. This brough
out n set of resolutions naming a lot of repub
lican traitors and leading them out of the
party. After a hot discussion the following
more conservative resolutions wore unani
mously passed with Instructions to have
them published in 'Pun BEU :
Whcicas. Certain profe eil republicans ,
some of whom luivo liccn honored \tlthdulu-
gatcd poweis to uct fur and irpiesent tlio 10-
puhllcaa party of South Omaha picclnct ,
have , by iitllllutliiK with dcmoi'iuts and sub-
hUiibtiiK tn an ontli-liouiul compact In wliloh
designing men of both panics 1110 iookliiK >
control publlu atTalrs nt tlio rls't ' of disrupting
the party to wlilch they hypuoiltlcully pro
fess allu iancci ; tlieioforo bo it
Itr.soh cd , That \\o , the republicans nf the
city of South Omaha , do not ii-uo nl/e .such
men us republican- * , but consider that ( buy
have slRiied away their blrthiluht. butruyud
the republican party and tlielr friends and
placed theinsclvfs onNUlo tlio Jialo ot com-
itcsoivuti. J nut no i expect ciomocrats and
lulclit for tliu coiniiion sued tiuat wllli Ilioin
undurcurtula olruiiinstiincos , but tbU ; wudo-
iiounco lonoKudus : is un\\orlliy of rospdut
or notice u\cept to bliow up thuu baseness.
The City Knjnlii ( I.
Injunction proceedings against the city on
the part of Dr. J. M. Glasgow , Jacob Jnalc-
olek and , Peter Cockrell have boon com
menced and the papjr.s served rostralninir
the city from paying or confessing Judgment
in fuvor of the South Om.iha . ice company for
Its alleged claim. The hearing Is set
for Saturday tlio twclvo councilmen claim
that their action in this matter Is Just anil lor
the best Interests of the city , whllo citi/ens
generally , and especially these ol the commit
tee who investigated the alleged claim , are
moro severe In their denunciation of the
action of the council.
Journeymen Harbors.
South Omaha branch , No , 31 , of the Bar
bers' International union , has been organised
nnd has received Its charter. Thoolueers are :
President , Charles Payunk : vice , John Ko-
tera ; secretary , James AV. Bellow ; treasurer ,
John C. Hirst. The Ill-it meeting will bo hold
In the Ancient Order of UnitedxWorkmcu
hall this cvenhif. ' .
ItiiiicrloroiccHcn-'o | proven In inllllonipf linnips
fnr morn tlmn miimrlcrof n century It li IIBO ! hy
tht > United MM" * lioTiirnnu'iit , I'nlorm'd by Ilia
Innd9 of Iho ifnuit unlviTH tici n iliu Hroiurvst ,
rmrtt nnd.Moil lluillhfiil. lit. 1'nco's Cream Ilik-
Inir I'owilcrdojs not conlnln umnionlailltuoor iilum.
Sold only In cunn ,
I'lHCK HAKINO POIWKIl Ctt |
NewVork. ChlcnKu , Ban rtnutlnco. f t. Ixiulx.
F409
DOUGlftS--STREET.
- - .
On nccount of our Inrpo
nnd ineroiiain ( , ' I'riK'tco | ,
wo linvo KEMOVJ3D to
moro tipnciouu unil con-
vcuiout ollicca.
Brs. Betts & Betts ,
1400 Douglas St. Omaha , Neb ,
Will bo paid to any competent cbcmUt who Mil )
flr.d , on annljBls , & particle of Hercnry , I'otaib ,
cr other poisons la 3tilft'o Specific (3. ( S. S. )
- JYNEA.TINOBORE
Uor.dctson , Tct. , Aug. S3,1339. "For cljh.
Iccn months I hid nn riling aora oa my toned J.
I was treated by tbo bott locil rhyelchns , but
obtnlnwl no relief , the ooro grftiiaally growlrs
woreo. I conclujcd f colly to ttjf 8. S , 8. , onJ
was entirely cured after wins o few bottles.
You liavo ray cheerful jicrmtelon to publish tha
ibovc t.1tcmcnt for the bcncllt of three ilnillarlj'
afflicted. " C. n. ItcLtMonE. IIcndcrson.Tcx.
Trcjillfo on IllooJnnJEkm Dlca.'cinillcd free.
THB RU'IFT HPHCI71P CO.Atlaiitii. _ ( la.
GRAY'S SPECIFIC MEDICINE
SHADE MARK TIB | O KT I HADE MARK
UNO i mi ittn. ;
> 'iiv Aminfall.
liiKruro [ urfccui *
Innl WiMknoiJ ,
1'liornntonliiu'i.
Ifnnotcncy , unit
nil illva'cs tlmt
folluff us n i i"
qni'ncc of Self
nlni c : ns IA > )
.to , AFTER TAHN5.
1'nlii In the Hick Dliiiur of Vl bn. t'rcnintnro OM
Aw , urn ! iiuny elli T Ulno.iwt tliat luat tu Insanity
orcimiiinptlun nnt n iimiiiiiliiroiir.ivo.
t/7 lull i > irtlcuhr < in ourpamphlut , wlilMiwo ilo-
Mrn In MUI frco dr in.illto otcry OIIP. | * f lhu Si * '
title mi'illc'liic IN jniii nt H per paeknuc , or Blv uui'k-
lurs for M. or will IK- rent frco by null on tha receipt
of tlio money , liy ml.livijliw
Till ) GOODMAN DKUG CO. ,
lllOFAitN'A.ti STitiur : , - OMAHA , Nun
On nrcoiinl of ( ( iiinlcrfelH vro have ndoitiil | tlio
> cllow iuni | | > ir , iho onljr ( 'cuiilno.
B TH2S 1BTT23R.
"rorrcnrillinrolicrnnflllotnlirltli
nigrstluu. riiimttii/uii | | nnd 1'lle . 1 hnre
trlid nil lliiiiiiLMUclnrt I ciiultl ci-t. liohl "f ,
nut nil In vain. i\ i-n my plij siiliini otiuld
nntri'llnvoiiiy rimtl rni-Hi. In tlio tiu-uii-
t.'ino 1 struxiiluiliiiiilurKri-.itimln. jf0 | win
iihiir.lcn. Tier , > h nKi > Ihn tlioChlrnjpi
, mill nij 17. a Ml on 1111 a < l ortl f.
iiii'lit til Tutfs i'ilN. I clnrlilPit to try tl.oin.
Jlu-y luu o wor ] < p < l niulerfiilly. They kvtp
mo rt-Riilr.r , don't innKo 1110 slclr , fI\e nioiin
uppctllii unit nro t'tiiln my pllcr. . 1 r.in
hirun mul inn Miilk uny tllstuiKc. Jfl linl
ll.'lll llu > fi < ) JlllN Ihtt tCIITM HK < > UlCV MOIllll
Iiittu bated me yid.OOd ; liutthv } linesi\vil
iiij-llft' . I'CttliuiiDlii'tcd rvur nlioiokiiinv
tlielr Miliirvlili H l > ibfyiinil expression. "
TIIKICALO i.UXD.SpiliiBtlrl.l , 0.
Tntt's LiTrr Pills
DRINK ROOT
HIRES' BEER.
The Purest and flpst Drink In the World.
ApiTetlzlzlns , Delicious , Sparkling and
the Best Blood Purifier and Tonic.
A Paclctigo [ llnulill : : . , makes 3 gallons ,
EVERY BOTTLE Guaranteed.
No Trouble. liiflly Made. Try It
Aiik your Drusjjlst or Grocer for It nnrt take
no other. i'o that you got HLHUS' .
THE ONLY GENUINE.
Mnduby C. E. HIRES. Plilliulolnhh. I'oiin.
Perkins , patch
Lauman.
We have the finest assortment O
3T
sortment of Wares in a >
Q )
C/ ) the west , and 3
C7
0)Q i 0)C , Bottom Prices CDt tW
CD
Q 03 r +
Sec Us Before You Buy.
Crockery and Glassware.
PERKINST"
GATCH &
LAUMAN ,
i5i4Farnam Street.
ilssssSk
. J. E , HcflrBSW ,
The Doctor h nnEiirpnasod
In the treatment of nil
fo mf of 1'rhale niuiiMS.
Noircatmciillmseur In in
mure bitccesstnl anil none
lin liail stronger cndoisc *
ncnt , A curoUjjunr.intciM ) > n ihocr - worst cnt-ca
InfrnmltoA iln\KwlthnitttliA lossot tinliiinrV tlfjic.
Sn nliJIrfi K SJl'lJStt3 ' u I'lrliirtliciitnunt for
u uuavs n VffDBa-s
ttiicluroorilllllailiy In
relieving tlic bladder , pronounce U n wn-t v.nnilir-
fill turctsi. * A ciiuiplelocinii inufcwilajsnliliout
laln-lni rirnirnls or Icwe iftmio.
13& PJi And nlhvrrik-
! B H 0 n lioa of the
tlmlillty nrtimmipnra , In tlidr wont finms uuj
mn t „ urcailf'jl „ , „ , _ roulti nro niiMilntcly cured.
, HISIUSKJ rand
nt homo \tlilinnt
Instriimonle. A wonderful rcmidr. HOVlta for
Imllis ; rom 2 to 4 ON'LY
"f ! * lCftf ? * ! BB nnil fill Dlton'd of the Skin ,
Illond , llr.it I.lvir , Kid-
HUM * tui'l IlliulOrr lured.
'f uicd "ISO totOdnji. The
mutt riild | , rule unu cffcrl-
t e treatment knovn to the
mr-ulonl vrnfofslon. Evi'ty iiaeoof iho ( lUc'jso 10-
unnfil , , from tlio liloodsncompUtocurnBuaranleeil.
- I or Mm " . " \ \ , lc ( )
( sUiniM. ) Trrntmint liy rone-
BjioiHlcnro f-lanipfor leply
. . . . from 8 A J | to 9 I" . M.
Kutcaiirii tin I'annni or llth fct. ,
nr-n
LATEST
SYPHILIS Can liQ cured Iii SO to CO
iluy l y ti'.o oMht niiip-
J.VW.w font flic It will
not I'll 10. I'M' I'lOS input Hi" pi'tiiilnn rcni-
ctly. Writ o or cull < in P. l' ' . Joilyn , 'M llur-
ncy Hticet , Oui.ilm ,
.
to any pUctln th tnitr t rttui AUo , Utbj
i Jurotr ( , Hir > cUt H4Frtir njiirl ( fricj
Iti One t > r moro at * holtw | } rlt * if u |
O , U. ditert fff-m I If t pfiif r' I w
r ) K | W Ktdlson tft. Oiirafc , f3 U
Is interested in our clearing sale of Boys' Clothing , which we commenced last week , We have
done a very large business this season in our Boys' Department , carried an immense stock , and
in consequence have more odds and ends left than usual , We propose to wind up this most
successful spring season with a grand sweeping sale , and no matter how low the prices wcro
before , they will be cut still more in order to accomplish our ohjcct. What we ofTer this week
are the remnants of our best grades. Suits made from the finest qualities of cloths and finished
as careful as the most expensive garments in the market. In the early part of the season only
the rich can afford to buy such suits , but now the prices arc cut so that they are within the reach
of everybody. You can have now the finest suit for your boy , providing you can find a fit , for
as little money as you paid early in the season for a medium grade suit.
In our Shoe Department we , have opened to-day another invoice of 25 dozen fine Patent
Leather Shoes , of same * quality as we advertised a few weeks ago at $2.50. The first lot of these-
shoes went of ! like hot cakes , and was sold out in a few days.Ve were at first reluctant to
handle them , as the manufacturer does not guarantee patent leather , consequently we could
not guarantee them to our customers. But we [ lave not heard of a single complaint about them ,
though we have made it our business to find out how they wear. They seem to give good satis
faction in fact , some customers told us they are as good shoes as those for which they formerly
paid $6.00 and $7.00. Try a pair , and indulge for $2.50 in the luxury of a patent leather shoe.
They are a nice thing for the summer , do not need blacking , and always look dressy and neat.
Corner Fourteenth and Douglas Streets.
Our store closes at 6:30 : F. M. : : : Saturday at 10 P. M.
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For the treatment of nil CHUONIO AKT1 DISKASKS Ir ! "ni , Appllnncn fnr P formltlPii nno
Iriinci. lloit VucllUloplmriilua nnd Uci.icilHi fur mirrensfnl Innlra nt of ovcry form of diBuaiD ru
qiilrlnifMi-lloiUrHiirBlonlTrcnlniont. NI.NKTV KUOMS Kill IM'UKM'S. llonr.1 l anil . > nltuiulanco Huxl
All Jllooil DiiciiiMKiiureaiifullr trcntcd. Syphilitic jiolunn ienio > ( . ( i from Iho jrMaui irltlinul mercury
NpwltfslnrnttTOTii't'iiinnt for IK > 5 of Vital I'owcr. I'm tlciunnhlo tu visit UBIUHI liu tmilcdat linmn bj
corroipiinrtonco , A llroiiim'inlcnllonH contlUotitl.il , Moairlna or l lrunoiit < otit by mill oroipresa i >
curtly | iik9 < l , no u-nrks tu Inillviit'J conlpnliiir dunilor. Onci'onuiml ' lnli > rrlo r iirrferrixl Cull nnd eniisull
u > iir > unillil/torr ofrourcano , and ivo\rlllion < I In plain wrapper our HOOK TO MKV 1'IIKi : . upon I'rivuto
Bticclulor o.ulls Uliunsci , Iui | > atuncf , Hyilillls | , Uloutamlarkocclo , < fltli question list. Aildtcji
Omaha Medical and Surgical Institute ,
Corner Oth and Hartley Sts. , Omaha , Neb.
ORORS OF YOUTH
6UFFEHERB FUOSI
A'rrtiiim Dehlllly.
Voullifiil InJUcrelluiiii.
Lot .tlnnlionil ,
Mwiy men , from the cffocti of jouthfgl j
infruilbiice , hnve lirciUKlii abuutaitatu of ]
wcftknowalliat IIQI iMUucid tbe RL'noml ; ' ;
i ti > m > o raurb M to li.ilucu almoit rv * rj
I oilier illjoua , ami tlio n-al rauoi of tlio i
uouMo porL ly evtiwlia \ BUdpuctfil , limy
> itto tloctorml fur vverythlnKtut the rluht '
; ono. NotnltlutunilhiR the itmny taliiril.l
i rcnioilludtliut infillciiUcioncoliaM I'roilucti '
' fur the rail * ! < , nlilicUf or intlml.1. Mono ;
' of the nrcllnniy luoi'.t'jDr trialmciUitr.'ctn
cnr . During ourpxtcitlvtcolleKoanJioif )
jillul iirnctlra have cjporlminUil with , !
; rend aa a curtain nnil HiirrJy rureM ;
huiulriiitjof cainliiourpr/icllculisTi ) Lien
[ ri.itorwl tu ittifict litultli brlt UBO * fur
i allothorrimtHlUirnlliil. 1'crfi-clljp'iK'ln-
i ( TrcdleiitimuRtljoUkudlutUti | > rL > ; iaraUuiiC'f ' !
; tlili pit > wrl.tlon | . , ;
It-F.rylhrnij'lcm cert , 11 dr&clun ,
JOfuVbin.l S clrficlitn
llolonln ) lllulca , 1 Zdrnclim.
, _ iBkBlflllntSp.mftiiil > n >
i oilier on Koln toln.l IIIEOIIIU caiult will .
\ ItuTiproN arjr rorthrmtlenttotaLot//ol'IIU ' \
\ nt h lllino. nmklnif llm number thrroivd > r.
! Thinrcmwlr l iliiU | ltoo rrcon'lltlonof 1
' inrTomnll.llliyniiilwtakrie tiitlthiT ur , ;
> an I eanwlnllx In Ihoso CAIU I rfiultlnt ; f runt
' ! ininid | nri > . flia iuuieiatlr | inwrit of
1 thii rcntorfttlvooni I nily ( iftimlslnii ftnd 111
uwcontliiuoi ! fur uliurt llniorliAiiirva the
. Jjii ul. ! , < l Mll ! lf".l.h rTcUri coudUlon to
> uneof inewo l life nd vUjor.
i AiwnoiecomUiitlvlnrtctlptoflettfriof
; lit'ijlry rtflattvo to Dili rcmuly , o would <
> MIJtolhci n\vhownutlircrprtuoltalnltof ) V
! tilbrimlttliiK Jl aiM-uidf p ] l puck-
' .ltd containing CO pills , carofulljr com-
I'junilpd.nlll ) > e front liy icturn ; iuill from
iurirlv [ ; to Inlioiatorr.or o KlllfurnlUi e
Mvcki i * . nMch will ( .uru luoitt COMI. for W.
Ad Ji en or call on
Hew England Nodical Institute ,
2 1 Treinunt How , Honlon , .Mam.
tVfff OoDTiliflit.llita.by K. II. lln.mu. tffj.
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