Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY KEE , TUESDAY , JULY 20. 1890.
THE CITY.
The bnnlt clearings yesterday wcro
1832,1178.78.
Tenth street Is now closed to trafllo
between Lentonworth nnd Mason.
Jack Gillan will sub-ilst on county
boiinl for tbo next uoven days for petit
larceny ,
"VcHtcnlny was pay day nt the post-
ofllco iintl about 8lUUOO , was distributed
among llio employee.
Two cnrloails of pickles from London
were received at the custom house yestcr-
dayfor Pnxloii & Gallagher.
A bniall flro tit 014 South Sixteenth
Btrcot nt 4 o'clock yesterday morning
did a few dollars of damage.
Andrew U. Humphrey , n
young man of Baltloboro , Vt. , IH missing
andhisftitlior Is making inquiry about
him.
him.lilrdlo
lilrdlo Robinson and Florence liny
den , a bruoo of colored courtesans wore
yesterday feont to the county jail for ten
days for disorderly conduct.
The cnso against J. J. Casey for ob
taining money by false pretenses was yes-
tordny dismissed in the police court , the
defendant paying costs.
Twentieth Btrcot in the vicinity of
Pnul is In n dangerous condition. There
are several lurpo holes In the roadway
where the heavy ruins have caused the
trenches to cave In.
Two Incorrigible boys , John Crayon
nnd John Hiobovoro yesterday dls-
po fd of by Judge Ilolsloy. Grnyson was
held to the district court In the sum of
fcOO nnd Itiebo mis discharged.
L. Rlordnn and John Dee are wanted
for reckless driving. Dee is Riordnn's
delivery man , nnd both are accused by
C , I ) . Ncal of driving into his buggy and
completely wrecking hia vehicle.
General Test of the census bureau
enys ho Inn completed returns on mort
gage Indebtedness of sixty counties of
the state and that the showing is not so
bud as politicians have predicted.
A warrant has been issued for the nr-
rest of Louis Gold by Justice Morrison.
Christ. Spccht complains that Louis
disposed of n horse , buggy und harness ,
upon ulilch he , Christ.hud a mortgage.
A bill of snlo was filed In the county
clerk'solllco yesterday afternoon , show
ing Unit the property of the Kentucky
liquorcoinp'iny lias boon sold to Moses
Kols of liriulford , I'a. Tlio considera
tion named in the bill of silo : was 813-
802. GS.
Seine unknown but enterprising thief
appropriated Dr. Pnrcoll s horse and
buggy yesterday afternoon. It was loft
in front of the Young Men's Christian
association building by the doctor , and
when ho returned tin hour later It was
gone. Tbo rig is valued at $2oO.
The family of W , M. Reed , living nt
807 Howard street , fins of late been In
dulging in a series of jamborees to the
great annoyance of the neighbors and
they have decided that a stop must bo
put to it. They have accordingly filed
im information in police court charging
the Reeds with disturbing the peace.
The case against Thomas Johnston for
obtaining pronarty under false pretenses
from W. J. Clark was called in police
court yesterday afternoon. Johnston
appeared and ehilmoil that ho could
not secure the presence of his
witnesses , anil secured another
continuance. lie lost no tlmo in
leaving the court room. Ho had not
been gene ten minutes when S. Mandol-
Bon appeared and swore out another war
rant lor Ills arrest on.n . similar charge ,
alleging that Johnston bought $3 worth
of merchandise from him March 18 , and
in payment gave him -worthless check
on tlio OniiinnNational bank. It is a ro-
potitlon of the Clark case.
Passed n Koi'ttcil Check.
A man representing that ho was employed
on the South Tenth street grading Job which
Is being clone by James Walsh , succecdcil In
passing n check for $14.00 yesterday morning
on Mr. Pomoy , of Vomoy it Scgolke , bearing
the forged signature of Air. Walsh.
IKJ'S Wlilslcy Friend.
William HattQii was brought to the city
from Cherry county. William had camped
about twcnty-flvo feet from the line of tlio
Hosobud Indian reservation nnd was supply
ing iwor Lo with firewater at tliu regular
rates. Ho will answer to Judge JJundy for
the offense.
Complexion powder is nn absolute necessity
of the refined toilet in this climate. Pozzoni's
combines every clement of beauty nnd purity.
Of Sound Minil.
J. J. Stcadinan protests that the statement
to the effect that ho had purchased nn Inter ,
cst In tbo Republican Is wholly without
foundation. Ho had heard of tbo rumor , but
don't know who started it. Some time ago
ho looked ever tbo decaying eonccrn In the
Inttncst of two Washington newspaper men
and iiuulo report to them as requested.
They will not buy the prohibit Hopper.
Seventeenth Street Property Owners.
Tlio property owners of South Seventeenth
street , between I.cnvcnworth nnd Center
streets , nro hereby Invited to meet this
evening at 8 o'clock nt the residence
of il.iltuz Kramer , William and Seventeenth
streets , for the purpose of tuklng action in
regtiul to the protesting of the closing of
Seventeenth street by the railroad com
panies. The COMMIITUU.
Ilnrrilily Inmod. , )
AB. &M. freight brnkcinan , EdE. Tulip ,
n resident of Omalm , fell under the wheels of
n niovhiK train at I'hittfimouth Sunday night
nnd hud his light leg and right nrm cut oil.
' .Tulip has wwlt'o and child who are now
visiltlng in Canada.
Ho was u steady , Industrious employe nnd
the company will look after him. Ho Is be
ing cared for In I'luttsinoutli at present.
, The ( irndliiK Coinplotnil.
The work of grading the grounds for the
n < ? \v orphan asylum iu Reason has been com-
pletcd , and in order to meet the assessinunt
the Sisters who have tbo worlc in charge. In
the nbscnco of Mr , J. L Miles , hope that
these who have kindly o ( fere J to contilbuto
toward the good work will ileposltthoamount
of the suhsiMlptioii'j ' in the Nebraska Savings
bank or seuil it by check to the Convent of
Mercy , Fifteenth anil Castcllar streets.
1002. Sixteenth and Parnam streets Is
the now Rock Islund tlekot otllco. Tick
ets to ull points east tit lowest mtos.
Wmllollcrlliiftbnnil ?
. JIary Olbcu of Minneapolis writes to
Chlnf Scavey tltiit she had Just rend In nn old
copy of TIIK Hint of the boiler ox plosion Iu the
Anuour-Cud.\hy packing \\orjw In South
Omaha. She sajs Unit she believes that
Huns Olsen , the engineer then killed , was
her husband , who left her hi Wisconsin in
16S7. She says that Hans was fifty years
old. dark coiiilo.\louoil | , blue ccs , inoustucho
aimchlu whlikorsnuUuf incdf
Vnodmniibcc'H Snloon Koltl ,
Peter Woodmnnsco of the ExDosltlon sa
loon , Flftctinth and Capitol avenue , guvon bill
of sale yesterday to William Darst , wholc-
Kulo liquor dealer of Omaha , conveying the
furniture in his blllard rooms and In
addition u chattel mortgage on the sumu
property of fl'JI5,8U. TUo mortgagee ,
Pawl , Is Iu jiosscsslon and Is ongJged ta talc *
ini nn Inventory. . , , ,
Thin Is tllo pluco started In 1SS < 1 by Murphv
nnd Woodmansoos Murphy sold out to Wood-
niansey In IbttT , who has blnco conducted It
alone , Vlio business was generally sopixiseil
to bo prosperous , but purchase inoneyHublU
Ities imvcd too heavy for Woodmansco to
carry and meet. The tnulo Is said to bo In
terested to a counldcrublo extent , *
Dr. SussdorfT mnUca a specialty of dla-
tasea peculiar to women. 1501 Furnaiu Bt.
MAO'S I'ACKAOKS.
The Union 1'nclllo 1'eoplo Inquiring
IMlo Ills Impress
Comptroller Mink , Acting PurchaslnK
\gcnt Anderson , nnd thrco or four expert
accountants are hard at work on the McICib *
bin matter. Last week one man wont
through all the express offices and took from
their books a carefully prepared Hat of the
packages received by the ex-purchasing
agent during hU administration. What such
packages contained , however , or whether
they were accounted for to the company Is
not nnd probably will not bo known until an
other b.iteh of petitions shall have been Hied
with the courts. It is understood , however ,
that many of thcio pickup contained money
sent by supply men to McIClbbln , this means
of sending it being adopted to divert suspi
cion.
cion.The
The Investigators are rnoro chary in giving
Information regarding this matter than for
merly Ono of them snld that the number
of express pncluges was considerably larger
than any other puichaslng agent over had
occasion to receive. Supplies of every de
scription are generally bought In such lurgo
quantities as to require their shipment by
freight. This , therefore , leads the oHlcials to
conclude th.it most of tbocxprcss mutter con
signed to McKlnbin on account of the Union
1'aeillc railway wag for him personally.
Judge Davis , ono or AlcICibbin's attorneys ,
was asked what action hail been taken to-
w.irds making a defense.
Ho replied , "Nothing. It I ? nottitnoyct
for us to make a showing. Why doyouuskl
Uo you want n sensation I"
"It has been rumored that you propose to
make some very sens.itloii.il developments in
your answer to the comp.my'3 charges
agulnst McKlbbln. "
" 1 think wo will nnd they may Implicate
ofllclals higher up than JVl.io was. If wo
could get a chance to examine the books and
accounts I am sure that some very interest
ing f.icts could bo secured that will probably
novcr bo brought out. "
The express people decline to say much.
When questioned , they pretend to know
nothing more than that n man from tbo
Union Paclllo bcailrmuitcrs had made an ex
amination of their books , as far back as tbo
time whoa ilcICihbln became purchasing
ngent.
The Coal Mine Troubles.
OWclals of the Union Pacific have stated
repeatedly that the trouble among their coal
miners at Rock Springs was virtually settled
nud that work had been resumed.
This statement is only partially correct.
About one week ago , General Manager Teh-
belts of the coal department gave notice to
the miners that they could continue work
until August 1 under the old rule. At that
time , he assured them , prices under the
screening system would bo agreed
upon ; also that iu no case shall the prices
lixcd bo such as to either reduce or increase
the wages.
On the strength of this assurance , all the
English-speaking mlncis and the Chinamen
returned to work , but the Finn's , Austrians
and Italians remained out.
Another , and what may prove n serious
dilllculty 1ms been encountered. It is HOW
charged that the company is having its big
engines on the Wyoming di
vision supplied with lire boxes
which will burn coal screenings. Inasmuch
therefore as the miners , under tbo screen
system will receive no pay for mining ,
screening or steam coal , they naturally pro
test against the company malting such use of
it. They claim that this is a scheme on tlio
nart of the comp my to get as much fuel as
possible for nothing or almost nothing be
cause the cost of this mitcrial is estimated at
not more than 10 cents per ton.
Itntcs Will Go Up.
The committee of presidents and general
managers has sent out notice to all the western
roads that an agreement was finally reached
to advance rates between Missouri river
points and Chicago. This , however , will not
affect Omahn so much as Kansas City. The
cnttlo rate down there Is , and for several
months bus been 12J cents. It will now bo
put back to 2. " ) cents a hundred. The corn
rate , however , is to he reduced in accordance
wllli the recommendations of the Interstate
commerce commission , from 'JO to IT cents.
The adjustment of tralllc divisions has
been left to a committed composed of the
chairman of the various associatfous.
Don't Onrotto Eat. "
It Is with the greatest confidence that
Hood's Snrsaparllln Is recommended for loss
of anpctito , Indigestion , sick headache , and
similar troubles This inciilctuo gently tones
the stomach , assists digestion , and makes ono
"real hungry. " Persons in delicate health ,
after taking Hood's ' SarsapariUu a few days ,
ilnd themselves longing for and eating the
plainest food with unexpected relish.
The Sacred Heart academy for day
pupils , situated on St. Mary's avenue
and 27th &t. , Is an institution devoted to
the moral and Intellectual education of
young girls. The course includes ovory-
thlnpf from an elementary department tea
a finished cliiisslcal education. Besides
the ordinary academical coursfo , music ,
painting , drawing and the languages are
taught. French is included in the ordi
nary course. DHTeroneo of-rollglon Is no
obstacle to the receiving of pupils , pro
vided they conform to the general regu
lations of the school. The scholastic
term commences the first Tuesday in
September. Classes begin at On. m. ,
and pupils are dismissed at S''M p. m.
THL3 XMsTlUuT COURT.
A Lively Hun of Uiibiucss Attends the
Closing.
The grand cltoso of the present term of the
district couit occurred yesterday and pvovol
the occasion for transacting n very largo
amount of business ,
Ono hundred big pages of minutes wore
icad l > y Clerk Moores , and , despite the clear
cuuncUUlonof the reader ana a flood of cool
hrcc7.es which poured through the many open
windows , the proceeding caino very near
putting half the largo number of auditors
asleep.
Clerk Moorcs having finished his dry nnd
tlresomo act , Judge Clarkson took the floor
and delivered a number of opinions , princi
pally on motions. Ho overruled tlio motion
fora new trial In Hiiwloy vs I'.ittcrson ;
grunted a decree of divorce in Stewart vs
Stownrt , nnd In Stovcimon vs the American
water works company ho said that the plain
tiff's remedy was in an action for damages ,
the action having been brought to compel de
fendant to make a certain connection.
A group of six candidates for tlio reform
school , 11 vo boys to ono girl were brought before -
fore the bar. Willie MtGrow , a nlno year
old runaway ; Johnny Parker and Lizzie Hog-
nor were scntcncet ) , while Billy Flu , Fmnkio
Thomas and Albert Gibbons were given n
new lease of opportunity to t > o good.
Four prisoners wcro next sentenced to the
penitentiary as follows : Albert Darnell , ono
jenrj Thomas King and John Howard , con
victed of stealing jJO worth of Jewelry , were
given two years npleco : Lewis Coiemun ,
Mealing $ " 200 worth of diamonds and Jewelry ,
ono year.
Judge Hopcwcll announced a number of
decisions , many of which wcro of Importance
simply to these Interested. Motions for new
tilai were overruled in the following cases :
O. A. rishlng vs PoyckoIUw. , John E.
Hurt vs Arinour-Cudahy packing company ,
Connelly vs Omaha.
Judge Uouno overruled the motion for anew
now trial In Thomas vs IMgerton.
In Murphy vs Omaha , n suit to recover on
n sewer contract , Judge Doauo decided for
defendant.
Mvud et ol vs Fisher printing company ,
proceedings iu error from county court , ' the
order of the lower court was aQlrmcil.
Ivilpatrlck-Koeh dry goods company , vs II.
II. Cook , a Judgement for $ St-10 ! ) was ren
dered ugnlnbt Mrs. Cook , the wife , who llg-
ured so prominently In the Idontilicntlon of
the Mlllard hotel suicide , and she was given
six months In which to pay the Judgement.
The Interesting- case of ox-County Commis
sioner Timmlo us'.ilnst the- county for $ WO
bacUsnluiy was decided iu favor of the
plaintiff.
In Smlthson vs Smlthson nn apullcatioa
for temporary alimony of 1100 , $25 a month ,
pending proceeding ) to set aside a dlvorco
alleged to have been obtained by fraud , tuo
urnilleatlon was allowed.
Tlio petition to show error In connec
tion with an Illegitimate son. Iu the case of
Fisher , guardian , vs Daniel Swobodo , was
and a decrco of right of property
was entered.
In the cuso of the Democrat publishing
company vs Douglas county , nn appeal from
the award of $700 by the county commission
ers , of n claim for 1,000 for printing this tax
lists , etc. . the appeal was illsniNsrd.
Juilgo Wakeley announced the granting of
decrees of divorce in Olldcr vs Olldcrand
Kelson vs Nelson ,
Motions for now trial were overruled in
Hunter vs. Savldgo. Dcgroff vs. Wichon
ham nnd Ilojiplo vs. Omaha.
Trio appraisement and sale In Kennedy vs.
Upton wore sot asldo.
C. J. Duff , sccrotnry of tlu Denver live
stock commission company , yesterday Hied n
petition with the cleik of the district court to
show that his company had been beaten out
of * 1- 71.70. Mr. Duff alleges that Leo Uoths-
cbllds of South Omahn , on NovemberUO , 1887 ,
was n live stock commission man , and as such
his company shipped him a consignment of
fat steers , and , moreover , that ho , as secre
tary of thocompany , ndviincedsunisof money
ttylullus Rothschilds , brother of the said
I/ce. Ho further alleges that Julius has loft
for parts unknown nnil that his brother , Leo ,
ought to pay the claim.
Frank Uolpetzer ot al. have brought suit
against J. 1 ! . Curtis to recover $ l'J.iU duo on n
promissory note bearing date May 20 , 1blX ) .
Thomas H. Patterson has brought suit
against William Patterson and others to quiet
title to various lots in the city of Omaha.
George Schmidt has sued the Omaha lum
ber company for ? 10 ( ) . The plulntlfT alleges
that ono of the defendant's lumber teams
drove into his buggy and damaged It to that
amount.
The wedded life of Hichard and Ella Olvcr
has npt been ns happy as It should lmvobc < ii ,
During the month of November the two people
ple were mnnlcd , and for years , Hichard'
claims , ho was a loving husband , devoted and
true , while Ella was quite the reverse. The
husband noiv comes into court and flies a pe
tition in which ho alleges that la April. ISs : . ' ,
the defendant was not only guilty of extreme
cruelty , but without Just cause or provoca
tion attempted to destroy his llfo by adminis
tering a dose of poison. The plaintiff would
not die , so ho continued to live along with
Klla the best ho could until May , 1888 , when
they separated , nnd since that date have con
tinued to live npir.t. Kichtmt now asks for a
divorce and sucli other relief as equity may
require.
Open to Kvcryliody.
On August 0 to 10 inclusive , the Chicago
cage , Milwaukee & St. Paul railway will
ell round trip tickets to Boston , Mass. ,
iu nd return for $ ol.7o. Good to return
until September 30. Tlio cheapest ox-
Cl urslon of the year. Don't fall to take
I in. For further information apply at
Til Ion ticket ollleo 1501 Fitrnnin btroot.
. E. PHEST'OS , F. A. NASH ,
Pass. Agt. Gon. Agt.
sour n oji.tii.t.
A AVifo Heater.
John Gorman , the prince of the Third ward
vifo beaters , was run In Sunday for the
bird time this year for indulging in this
domestic luxury.
Ilroko a IJCK.
William Thomas , nn Omaha lad , while
winging iu Syndicate park Sunday fell
'racturing ' ono of the bones in his loft leg
uelow the knee. A surgeon dressed the
ivound and the lad was taken homo.
U AV. Jllller Heart.
L. W. Miller , aged 18 , a popular member of
South Omaha camp , No. 1095.Modcrn Wood
men of America , died ata7 o'clock Sunday ,
nornlng after a week's illness with typhoid
f 'ever. As an engineer at the Omaha , and
.atcrat the Armour-Cudahy packing com
pany , Mr. Miller won lots of friends and the
cbnlldcnco of his employers. A mother ,
brother and two sisters hero and o o In Min
nesota are left to mourn his demise.
Funeral services at tlio residence of his
brother j , Benjamin Miller , Twenty-eighth DO-
tween J nnd 1C streets , Wednesday afternoon
nt 2 o'clock , under the nuspicles of the Mod
ern Woodmen of America. Interment ta
Laurdl Hill cemetery.
Arm Rrolccn.
Reuben Crippcn while hauling wood from
Bcllovuo to tills ultywas yostordny forenoon
thrown oft his wagon and received a fracture
of both bones of the right forearm. Mr.
Crippcr J caino to this city and had a surgeon
reduce ; thu fracture.
Notes About the City.
Edward Knin bos gene to Kansas City.
Mrs. Frank Burness and family have gone
to Cuicnio.
Mrs. W. N. Babcock has arrived from
Julesburg , Col.
Bohemian citizens gave a pleasant social
and ilanco In National hall Sunday evening.
Messrs. C. W. Miller , S. D. Rynoimon and
Rev. Robert L. Wheeler , delegates , nnd
Joseph W. Edgorton , Z. P. Hedges , S. W.
Dennis nnd J. S. Turnoy will lo.ivo for Lin
coln this morning to attend the Independent
paity state convention.
The delegates from Douglas county to tbo
independent party state convention will sup
port Joseph W. Edgertou of this city , for at
torney general.
C. A. Lyons of Valley , spent Sunday hero
the guest of E. C. Hay wood and C. M. Man-
Icy.Mrs.
Mrs. Llnihan , widow of Thomas Llnahan ,
who was killed at the Armour-Cudahy explo
sion , left Sunday for Chicago.
Tbo Nonpariel b.ill club defeated the So-
botkers Sunday by a Jug-handled score of
IS to 4.
The Sobotker ball club next Sunday will
.ay the Shamrocks of Omaha at the Forest
ers' ' picaic at Plattsniouth.
William Burness has removed to Franli
Burness' house , Seventeenth street and Mis
souri avenue.
John Condon Saturday finished his J street
grading contract. Yesterday Mr.Condon tool
his outfit to Pa pillion to work on thoChicago
Rock Island & P.iciilc grade.
Clark D. Forsyth of the Armour-Cudahy
traveling force Is bacit for a short visit.
A pleasant social dance was given Satur
day evening at Dougherty's , Twenty-fourth
and Q streets.
George J. Scltzor. Jr. , nnd sister , Miss Ilnu
nab Seltzer , arrived from Chicago yesterday
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Adams nnd son , Frank
of lioono , ta , are the guests of Mr. and Mrs
Frank n. Aitams.
MIssFredrikaGoohcn bos returned from
Atlantic , la.
Mrs. J. B , Erion is visiting her daughter
in Furmont ,
Mesdamcs W. B. Cheek and O. I ? . Taylor
have returned from Colorado.
llorncss , Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs
L , B. Wilsou of Albright , was buried ii
Laurel Hill cemetery at 4 o'clock Sundaj
afternoon.
Mrs. James A. Bellow and son Oscar hav
gene to Wahoo to visit friends.
A atrangolndy , with her baby , while driv
ing on Twenty-fourth street Sunday , wa
thrown out of the buggy backward hy th
seat breaking down. Slia was so stunuci
that for some time she was unconscious.
The boolts of the Exchange bank show that
on last Friday the deposits weio gSli UVi.ltti.
The business of the bank averages a half
million dully.
It * mptrlor ezctllonc pratci In ralllloni of home *
for morotlinnu quarter of n contorr. It ! uiuJ l > r
the UulttMl BttUo' totrDrnin > nt Kndonoil l > r ( no
lindi of llm uroit unlvttrilties > i the Htroneu.t ,
1'urot and Mont lloali fill. Dr 1'ilco'i Cruuin H kIna - '
Ina I'owilurdo ? ! nut cunlala auimonla , lluo or alum. i I
Hold onlr In rum ,
nilCK I1AKINO I'OWDKH Ctt , i
ii w Voile. Clilcmta , am 1'tuacucs. SULouli I '
$ ick tfeadache
IS a coinplMiUiliom which many Buffer
1 nnil few nro entirely itco. Its cation
Is Indigestion anil n shiRgls" Hvor , the
euro ( or whloh'la readily found in the
iiso of Aycr's TOls.
" I have found Hint for sick licmhcho ,
owned by n illsottlcrcil condition ol the
Momncli , Avert Tills nro the most re
liable remedy.Simuiol 0. llradburn ,
Worthlugtun , Jlnna.
"After the wit .of Aycr'a Pills for
jimny yearn , in BIT practice nml family ,
I mn Instilled in Rnjl K tllxt ( tllo > ' nro an
excellent uiUiiutlc nml Hvor inodlclno
giistnlnlni ; all tlio claims made for t liem. "
-W. A. VVcstfnll , M. ! > . . V. 1' . Austin
& N. W. Hallway Co. , 13lirnot. Texas.
"Ayer's Tills nro the best ineillclno
known to mo for reKiilatintf the bowejH ,
mid for nil dlscasi't caused liy n dis
ordered Rtomncli mill IlMir. I Buffered
for over thu-o Ji-nrs from headache , in.
dhrestlon , mid constipation. I had no
upputllo nml WHH ww k n"d nervous
most of tiiii time , lly using three boxes
of Ajeity I'illn , anil at the sumo tlrno
illotinc inysolf , 1 win roinplutely cured. "
Philip Lockuooil.Topclta . , Kansas.
" I was troubled for years with hull.
Restion , constipation , and headache. A
few boxoH of Ajcr's Tills , used in small
dally doses , restored mo to health.
They are prompt and offccuvo. " W. II.
Strout , Meadvlllo , l'a.
Ayer's Pills ,
rBEPAJlID Dt
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co. , Lowell , Mass.
Bold ty all Drugtfita and Dealers la Medicine.
"THIS is AN Aoc OF APOLLINARIS WATER. "
If alter Jlriant.
Apollinaris
"THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS. " .
The filing al ( fie Afollinan's Spring
( Rhenish Prussia ) amounted to
11,894,000 bottles in 1887 ,
12,720,000 lotllts in 1888
and
15,822,000 & " / fc'sag. '
, ,
JTOTIOE. The wellkno-Jin Yellow Labels of
the Apallinaris Company , Limited , are
f rot f ( ted by l\-rpetual Injunctions of the
Supreme Court.
BEWARB OP IMITATIONS-
G-KATUITOXJS
Tlilt species of nclvlrn Innotnlwnjsaorppt-
ttblo , but In nmny Instances niutli liuurllt
Wotiiilboileriieil-iTero It uclcil upon. No
octlon of the country Is cxrtn jit from dlsciisc.
To know tlio bent inciing of conibuttliiK tlilo
common enemy , with tlio It-out Injury to our
puukrtit nnil tnitcn. It certainly it ( front nti-
MMitni ; < > . \ \ 'oiiiiiHtcxctTorplil | J.Ucr.Con-
pt-Hlnl Spleen , VltHtecI llllo lilul Iiiacllvo
Sloweli , anil nil prudent poraons vIllHtipply
thciiKcliecnllliViiirii I'llU , vI lch Ktlmu-
Into the Liver , relieve tlio etiRnrfjoil Spleen ,
determine a Iicnltliy flow of llllp. thus n-R-
nlatliijttlioboivcl'iamlcauitlnifiilluiilii'altliy
secretions to piiMaofflti n natural iniiniier.
"An ounce ufpnivrntlvolsworth n pound
of cure. " llo udvJttil uinl use
Tutt's liver Fills ,
Price , 25c. Ollicc. 39 & 41 Park Placo. N. Y , .
Physicians , Surgeons anil Specialists.
DOUGLxAS STREELT
OMAHA , NEB.
The most widely nnd favorably known spec
ialists In the United States. Their Ions ox-
porlcncoi remarkable Hlilll unit universal suc
cess In llio.tioutinont nnd curoof Nervous ,
Chronic and burRlcnl Dlaeiiscs , cntlllo thcso
eminent physicians to the full vnnililrncoof
thoallllctod inorywherc. Tlioy Kiiiinintpo :
A OEUTAIN AND POSITIVE CUKE for
the nwf ill ollucts of early vlco nml the numer
ous evils Unit follow in Its train ,
1'UIVATE , 111,001) AND SKIN DISHA-SIM
speedily , ooinplotoly nnd pnmmiieiitly cured.
N1MIVOUS UEHIUTV AND SlIXUAIj IJIrf-
OltDKUS ylold rcudlly to their skillful trout-
" ' '
'I'lL'Es , FisTrjrA AND UEOTA& UMJRKS
Kuarantei'd cured without pain or detention
tlfl"1'imotMiK ; AND VAUIOOOnr.E perma
nently mid successfully riireil In pycry cuse.
BYIUMMS. GOMWUIIKA , GIiKT : , Spur-
inntnrflicii , Scir.Jn \Ve.ikimss , IvOitilanhood ,
Nlclit Emissions. Douuytd r.icultlos , I'Otniilo '
\Vo.ilcnoi.3iiiidHll dollcnto dlsordora peculiar
to cither positively ouri'd , us well us all
functional disorders that resuIt from youth
ful follies or tin ) excess of inituniycnis. :
Tl ) ir"l'l Il'l ? Onivranteud. ponniino ntly
O 1 IxlVjl Ulvlj oiircd , rnnjo\ ill conilili'to ,
without cuttlns , c.iustloor illlntntlou. Oures
ulToeled nt , homo ! ) > lutlent without a mo-
IIICTO & GANDy'MIDDLE-AGED ' MLN.
A SURE CURli 2aBy'Vioollw.SKinS-f ' .
orpnnlowonl no islostroylMr ! both mind mill
body , vlth all Its Uro.uled ills , pormunonty
cured.
cured.Q > IH7'l"rC Address those who havohn-
\O. 1)11 I lO paired themselves by Im
proper Indiilconon and solltiirv hiblts , which
ruin both mliid and body , uniittliig them for
business , study oriiiairl.iKO.
JIAKHIEDM1CN or thoio c-nt rln < { on t hat
hnppy llfo.uwaroof phjsloaldebilityqulokly
llMUtcd >
OUR SUCCESS
Is based upon facts , rirst-l'ractlpal oxpprl-
enco. econd-K cry case Issiieclallystudled ,
thus starting rJnlit. Third Jlodlulnog aio
pitpared In our laboratory exactly to milt
uuch ftiso , thus flffuctlHgcuies without Injury.
Drs. Bctts & Betts ,
UK ) DOUGLAS STREET , OMAHA. NEB.
GRATEFUL-COMFORTING
EPPS'S COCOA
BREAKFAST.
"llr n thoroiiKh knowlolito of the nntninl laws
which Kovorn the oiiorntlnns of tllROstlon anil nutri
tion , uiiilbr u carulul application of Iho line proiwr-
tlcxif well aelectoJ Coc i Mr. K | > pi lm protl.lcd
our lirenkfunUuUloiwithmlolloalnly ilavoru.l bjypr-
HKO which ni.'iymvi ) us liiiiny licavy iloctur nbllH. U
la bytlio ludlcloiu usu of uchnrttclo of illct tlint u
oonUltutlun inajr lie urartimlly built up until ulroiiK
cnniiKli to ri-slit orcrr temlonry to dl.enn , llun-
ilrctls of lUlitlunmlnilUn nrotloallnirarouii'liis ' ri'iuly
tunltnck irlitrovorlliLTOlin e.ik imliit. Wo mar
OKiinio many n fatnl hnf t by ksepliiuoursehet wt > ll
furlllloil vrlili nuro liluoil , ami o pruperljr iiomlihoJ
traiim."Clvlgorvlcuuotto. | !
.MiKlo ilmplr \ \ UlitxjIUnK wntU-r ormllk. gold only
In Imlf pound llnj. by grocers , IsbHliM linn :
JAMbS EPPS & CO./'orn00n.'i.rD7i'un"u18' / ' ? . ! ! ' ?
FRESCH SPECIFIC.
A POSITIVE and permanent CURE for nil
Jlieasei of tl URINARY ORGANS. Ourci
where othertreataientlalli. Foildirecttomwltlieach
iflttle. 1'il'e , ono dollarEc siKnatnre of & L.
&TAUL. For Sale By All Druealato.
A.OOOIMU li , Lay r ll'IDeir'K rii St. ,
. CliUaito , S.M ymrH1 ku i f"l ptni-lco.
Advloolr ; i'n ' jpubliCity dpciiaHuuilUlosi.
lumuuy btu.i. :
= ' '
-
"he Entire Season's. ' ' ,
Accumulations of odd Suit Pants arc now on sale. This will be a picnic for all who ncec <
pants , and for those who do not need them right away , as it always pays to buy our
Suit Pants and put them away for future use. We had several sales of odd Suit
Pants before , and our patrons know what bargains they arc. This season we have not sold a
single pair of these pants , but as fast as the coats and vests of a suit lot were closed out , the
pants were put away , We reserved them all for the express purpose of making a grand sale in
July. This is the month when extra pants arc needed and our customers will appreciate the op
portunity to get them at less than half what they arc worth.
There are nearly fifteen hundred pair of these pants.Ve have placed them on separate ta
bles and divided them into four different lots
up from which you can take your pick.
Lot Number One we-marked $1.90 ; not a pair in this lot but what is worth at least 3.00.
Lot Number Two is $2.75 ; all very fine worsted and cassimcrc , in light and dark shades. f
Lot Number Three is marked $3-5o. This lot contains about Coo pairs very fine Pants , in
excellent patterns ; the poorest in the lot would cost you elsewhere from $5.00 to $6.00.
Lot Number Four is a small lot of very choice Pants , all of the finest fancy worsteds.
These are from our very best suits , such as have been selling from $22.00 to $25.00. Wo
marked these Pants $4.25 , the real value of every pair is from $7,00 to $9.00.
Take our word for it , these are the greatest values ever offered in
the Pants line.
Nebraska
Corner Fourteenth and Douglas Streets.
Our store closes at 6:3O : P. M. : : : Saturclav at 1O P. M.
THE ONLY LOTTERY PROTECTED
DY THE
NATIONAL GOVERNMENT ,
OF THE BENEF1GENG1A PUBLICA ,
( PUBLIC CHARITY )
1878 ,
UTAnil In noulio cnniirclr l wllli niiy
Couipunj ubhiff tlio 0uuo numu.
THE HEKT MOHTHLY DRAWING
WILL BE HELD IN THE
AUGUST 7th , 1890.
CAPITAL PRIZE , - $60,000
50,000 Tickets nt l , TW,000.
Price of Tickets , American Money ,
Wholes , $1 ; HnlvcH , $2j Quartern , 1.
LIST Of 1MIIZK9.
ICapltnl Prlio of KiO.ttM ' l > fOT.OM
i riipimi I'rlzo r 2oi w is -
1 Capital 1'rlro uf 10UUO ta 1U.WJ
I Ciantl I'rlzo of 2,1X10 li 2OIK )
8 riltoi of (1,000 inn ( XM
fi I'rlr.'S of &UI nto
20 I'rlzciiof 2 < JO nro 4 , ! l )
1W 1'rlrei of 100 nro 10,0.10
MO 1'rlzes of M ) nro
Ml ) 1'rlzes of su mo II fed
AI'PHOXIMATIOX I'ltlZKS.
1M I'rlros of M ) : ipproxlnintln ( ; tof JO/JO ) prlzo 0,00)
1501'rlzosof SOiip.iroxIumtlnKto SOOJOinlzo 7VK )
UOl'rlzcsof 40 npiiroxlinntln ? to 1UOOJ prlzo ( iffJO
* VJ Tcriulniils of I'M docklcd by iUOW ) prlzo
2,271 ! I'rlzcs amounting to (173,5(0
All 1'rlzca sola In tlio United Btntes fully mild In
U. H. Currency.
AGKM'JB S
Cl.un KATrs , or nny other Informntlon
Joalrol , wrlto Icilbly to tlio umlcrslKncd , clu.irly
titlnKyourroalilcnreiTlti : ! state , county , street nml
mimbor. Moro rjp'd return uiull dollvury 111 be
aiiiuvilliy yuur cncloatngun uuvelopa liuarlne your
full uJJroja.
IMPORTANT.
Address U. I1AHSIST.I ,
City of Mexico , Mexico.
Or to OitAS. n. MANTBr.t , k Co. , Room 431 N , Y.
1,1 fo llulldliii ! , ( Jinnliii , Nub.
lly onllmry letter , coiit.ilnliig JION'nV OHDKR
Issuol liy nil ixnots | L'otnpitnltia. .Now Voik Kx-
cbungjc , Uralt or 1'ostul Notu.
lly terms of contrnet tlio coiiip.iny mtiitdcposlttlio
sum of nil prl/iM Incluilod In tlm rrliumo bolero ncll-
Inn n > ln lo ticket , un < l ruculru tliu fulluwiUK oniclal
pi'rmlt !
CHIITIFIOATC-I nercby certify that the Hunk of
London anil Mexico tuia on ilujuislt the nocuM nry
fluids to Kuarutitce tlio puyiucnt of nil i > rlzoj drawn
by the LoturU do In Hanullccncln t'ntjllca.
Al'OI.iNAHUAHlIl.Lo , Intcrvonor.
Fu rtlier.tho company la required to distribute tifty-
lx per cent of tiu ! vuluo of all tliu tkkuts In prl/ui -
portion tliiiu Is Klvuu by any uthur lottery ,
Klinlly , tlio number of tkkuts Is llmllcdto O.UOJ
'JO OJOIu.iH tli. in uro bold by other lottorlua uBlngtlio
name sthuuio.
SIMICIAr , .
Tlih Is to nwtlfv that the I ! ink of Commerce ,
Nnshvlllu , Tenn. , n III pny ull [ irlies In above.
ERRORS OF YOUTH.
BUFFEnEKS FItOSI
AcrvoiiN Dcbllllr ,
, i - | t , Youthful Intllnrrclloni ,
I /A I j I'0 * ' Maoliood.
/Bo Your Own Physician i j
llruiy men , fiom the effecti of youthful ;
f Impnutt-ncc , ha\t'brouu'ht atwut nitato of
c wcftlfiie j llipft hai leduceil thocvncrnl tjgJ J
J tern vo much A lo induce tlmut ev ty <
' . other UI IK ; ASP , an 1 the real ru o of the 1
t noublo scarcely vrer bilnv iuiiwtcttnl , they '
t are doctoral fur * vcrjthtntf but tlip rip lit '
t ono. Notwlthitrtii'lln tliu iimny Taluablo ;
) reiimlle * thAtmHIcateclcnrtiliatt produced >
\ for the relief of tlilt clui * of itatlento , none 1
{ uf lUeorUIniiry tnodeti uf trtat nenttdnrtft
f cure. DuriniroiireicUnilvocollPtruAnaiioi-
I pltrtl practlco wo hare experimented with !
[ and dI coTcred inw n < l conctntrati * 1 reinv.
$ ille The aofomp nylwe iireucriptlim 1 * cf-
I M a rvrtatu ami sprrJv euro. M
. Jmluo ciu In uur practice h&roiM'ru
; ro tort.tl to porfcct licalthlirlU uw after '
S allGtherrtmetl ) < JSfAllctl. 1'erfectlypurein- '
rrrdlfiiUmu < tbouiieaintUotreparatlouof , '
, IhU prc < * rlf lion.
; t ErythnuyJon co-a , 11 drachm
JtrulK'Un , 11 Urarhiu.
. Ilclonltj tMotea , IZUracunu
Oi < l mlri. 8 i Tftfns.
Kit. Iffniul * ) anmrn falpohoUct )
Kit. Ut tundra , 8 acruplci.
( Jlycirinp.n . Wit , !
Make GO if It * . Itkelrlll ntSp. ra , anii nn- |
{ othrroa Koln ? tolMNt. Inaomoc&SiSlt 11I <
, banocff aryforh ( < ipati < nttntakotwol'lK ) .
| at lwdtlrneniaklntivnunil ( ) ) rthiveafiyt ] ;
( TI > l rtm j/.liul4p < NjooTeiTconfllllonof _ ,
ltynnd ,
I find f fn iso ruses reiultlnif from i
! Imprudence. Tito recuwratlr0 [ itontrs of ;
E thUrf > t ratlTO8re tiulyattrmlshrnr'.aiullti ;
[ ti conttiiu6l for ncltoit ttiadchanirrn the <
I languid , ildiim/iti.I. nmclCFi conlitiou t * !
5 one of rviuwoil llfnanjTl _ it , '
t Aiivoancui < stanUrln > cili > tofl > ttenof ,
) Inquiry inlollieto thli rirnixly , t > wci
j MS. tijrernlttlliB fl airuiclr a Alict ; pack- !
I nze conUlnlna H > till' , ewefullr pom- <
t n > undcd. lll t rcntli > lelura 'nail from !
> -mrpHiaU laboratory , or wu will furnlth 0 ;
: u oi ic' , hl , li PUpuroinuitcuucfor5.
or call on
tlew England Medical Institute ,
21 Trcmont lUnv , ! lutlon.tlaiii. :
porrl ht , W . by F. J > lin i t
PILLS.
BCD CnOtB DIAMOND GRAND.
Nftfc , r a l. alwivinlliMc I JIri , n 1 (
Jewelers and Silversmiths ,
SIXTEENTH AND FARNAM STREETS , - - OMAHA , NEB.
PIONEERS IN LOW PRICES.
Being manufaotuvors , Importsrs and jobbers , asvoll as ro-
tall dealers , our purchasing faoilitios are socoiid to 110 house in
this country. Honoa our extreme low prices on ovorythins wo
Bell. Special attention Is called to our largo and elegant line of
Fine Man'ol O ocka ( over 60 different styles ) nt $5.OO and up
wards. Flno Banquet and Piano Lamps , wi li s ik pn asol
EliadcB in all the now colors , from _ $5.0O up. Buy your Table
Cutlery of us and save monoy. Rotors' Best Trlplo Piatod
Knives and Forka only $1.76 per sot. Stool OarvlniS3tshnifo (
fork and stool ) , $2.DO and upward. Spoons , Ssc. , In proportion.
Our Great Mid-Summor Bargain Sale of Diamond > , Waiohos
and Fine Jewelry Is still in progroas. Geiiuino Diamond Finger
Rings from $2.5O up. Solid Gold Watches from $15.00 up
5,000 Quo solid gold , plain , band and sot RintjB from 81 to $1O
each. Go'.d Spectacles and Eye Glusoos from $3 up. Pine Stool
Spectacles $1 up.
CSF'Repairing ; of Watches , Clocks and Jewelry a Specialty. \
The Omatia Medical and Surgical Institute
IpMMSl
! S iC ] raiii ? i3iHiaa ! J 5 > ;
wfiilisy imm r 1 IIMterM !
s5 i * > * KJi | SwalsSii ! = S' ? r.fl ;
For the trontmcnl of nil CIIHONIC AND fitinOICAI. DISRASI'8. nrncai , Appllancoi for Doforniltln , n4
Truvscn. llcst tncllltlce , ApnaiuttiH nnd ] l mc < llna fcirnuccc-fful trpatniont of ctcry form uf dl can" re-
ijulrlng Jlcdlcnl or Surgical Treatment. NIN1.TV JtOOMS I'OH PATIKNTS. Hoard of ntlouilanco. lle l
Accommodations Wc'tVrlto for clrntlnr on Doformltlea nnd llrncos , 'l'ru cn , Club Krot , Curvntura ol
Hplne , I'llo , Tuinoig. Cnnccr. Ca.nrrh llroncliltln , Inhnlatloo , Kli-Hrlcltr , I'lrilvsln , ISjiyleimy. Klilner
llladiler , Cyc , i : r , bkln nnd lllnoii , nn.l nllmirrfoit oporiitloiu. DISK \SICS OK\VOMi.V : u upeclilty , Hook
cf DIspnuM of Women I'los. Vchntalnt ly niMeil nl.ylnln Ic ) | nrtinont for Wimicn diirlnu Cunllncuioat
( Strictly 1'rlTiito ) . Only llillntilaJtuiIlcnllnitltiito making a fpscLilty of I'll I VAT I" DISICASKS ,
AlllllooU I > l oiisp8succc 'fiily ! trinlpil. Hyrlilllllc polion rinuiTcd from tlio nynoinlthootir.orciiry
Now HesKMtUoTrcnlincnt for Loss of Vltnl 1'owur. I'nrllos iniiilila to visit il irny tig tioitcil nt lii'iua ' by
coricspunilcnco. AlUoinmunlrntlonsconllilentlnl , Medicine orIntlriimuntu ncnt by mall or expruns , n t
curely packed , no innrk to Inillcitu tontuntu omondiT. Onopurton illntor\lor/p o < < rri > d. Callnnil coniiill
us or ncnil hlaury of your cave , nnd wo will noidln plain wriipporoui 11DOK TO M10N I'ltKK. upon 1'rhata
Bpcdul orNervuus Ilicata ) < , Ircpotcncy , Sj-pIillU.Olect nml vnrlcocule , with quuitlun list. Address
Omaha Medidal and Surgical Institute ,
Corner 9th nnd HarnoySts. , Omaha. Neb.
Tlie SpocirLlist , ,
I * misiirimmoit In tlio troiiltnont o ( nil fOrni" of
PHIVATK IHSKAMW. I t Vnn ion.1 . hJUK lUllK.
uriwln In relieving llio Umliler. 811'lllUB curuil
In IU to W clny . Wkln llio , Culurrli nnd nil ! ) !
IIJBI of llm Illooil lludrlnnil l.lvr Keiuulo lilions.
rsciiriMl Mitlinut InilrunjenU or "Weil trviitniont "
Lnrtlus from 2to 4 only tend Innip for rlrculirj
KlTlnit nnrlli'ulHn iiboiil rnclinf Ilie iitioro illxi'.ixjs ,
unit iluiwlni * mnn > af tha men rcnmrkuMtt emeu ,
onicc , N i : for Mill "ml tarnatu sis , entrance on
cltliurBtrciit , Omnlm , I\cU ,
DBauer Lotteri [
Denver , Colo. ,
Capital Prize $7,500.
TEciiiiTs ao esi.vrs IACII. ;
$20,3ro PAID EACH MONTH
BANK OF COMMERCE PAYS ALL PHIZES ,
Address , B. F.IUIODUS ,
Di NVEK , - - - COLORADO ,
NERVE AND BRAIN
j for ? Iyt4 rlft , DlnlneM.Kiti.litninOfrln.WaVM
iulW * , Mental linpniviiioii * HoftenluKot the Uralu , rtn
tultMirf la umanlty anil Ibatltnir to misery rttav anc |
utlh. I'r matuia Old Agv , JUirenncB * . l.ota or 1'owof
IncUlier BCX , Involuntary LOICPB , nn't ' Hi > uimtorrLce
caun t tir orerHjiertlo v of llio train , relr-tlut-
VYvr iuditfence. ! ( K&ch box ccntalninnBinnntL' * II
rirnt. 81 < it > ox. or alx tor $ i , ( unt t.y mail nri'l
V.'Uh caeb orJor for rlx Loifs , win njm ) imrrh- . . ,
p'taranteo ' lo refnua raoncy If the ( ro tmvntrtll4Ul
GOODMAN DUUO CO. ,
lllorurnam Street , - Omahn , Neb
OritU u < 1 > r lrnC iBlH \rillttb * 4
; ipl n tea ! aa4 vrotftMtll'dficilidirr * * *
MGDICAU CO. . DUFrAilQtNY *
DR.
ELECTRIC BELT
oiiTV
.
BUT AND
trllIH.M > r vTJ , rHuiTieI , Mill for till iiml > < f
. . t r nl Oinmlli. Vtitki.M , il > lo | r il ( . lld , . .
( . ( . ! < . > i < irrt > li ' Klxlllellr lhro , h .11 Wl
i liiriMl rll I.HMtl ; , r w tottH li.Ouu In <
d tUt > * Birf C * < pM li * ' ! > HAi I tttt *
if * * > itti.