8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE , SATUIRDAY , APJUL 4 , 1891-TVVJflLYE PAGES ,
THE CITY.
The cnr of lln for Rector , Wilholmy
Co. and tlio Armour packing company ,
pnsBod tlio custom house yesterday.
Frank Smitlor Ischni-gcd wltli selling
liquor on Sunday , ilnrch 15 , and the
case will 1)0 ) tried before tbo police
judge.
Tlio tcmpcraturo ns roportccl by tlio
local Hlunal service olllco yostordnywns
ns follows : At 7 n. m. , 18 = ; at 10 . m. ,
113 ® , nmlatlp. m. , 27 ° .
At n mooting of Division No. ) , of tbo
A. O. II. , resolutions of comlolcnco on
the death of "Wlllltim Frnnklln , Into
flnanclnl secretary of tlio were passed.
To remove tlio injurious cITccts of
poisonous face powders , bntno the fnco
in warm water nt night then apply
SpanlabCourtCreamnlldrunglstsBoU It.
Tlio students and faculty of the Otnahn
commcrcitil college met and passed ap
propriate resolutions yesterday upon the
untimely dcnth of Mr. JainoH Van Arsdol ,
n much'respected student of the com
mercial college , who died last week.
The funeral of UioUvodiiuehtors of
Anthony ninl Bridget Juil o toolc plnco
yesterday nftornoon from the fuinlly res
idence , SO.'l North Eleventh street. The
children xvoio ngcd two and Bevon years
respectively and bothdlod of diphthorla.
Their remains were Interred In Holy
Sepulchre cemetery.
Dr. Uirney cures catarrn. Oeo bld .
si'nvetit.s x
IM.UlHinoitUi ,
Judge S. M Cnnpmanbas been In Lincoln
during tlio weelc.
B. 0. Patterson came down from South
Bend Wednesday on a visit.
Mr. Hugh Corey of Sac City , la. , Is visitIng -
Ing his brother John in this city.
County Treasurer W. II. CushlnRnnd wife-
were visiting In Omaha Wed nojdny.
J. \Vntirman nnd ilaut'htor of Lincoln
were visiting In the city on Wednesday.
Sylvester Johnson and Charles Spence of
Louisvlllo were visitors In town Wednesday ,
L. A. Newcomer went out to Oxford Tues
day evening for a considerable sojourn la that
vicinity.
Mrs. Lovl Holding anil son Dan departed
Tuosilav morning for a visit with relatives In
F.iirtnont.
William Jlurphyof Center precinct was in
ths city Tuesday , the guest of his friend ,
John Liguo.
Herman Halschuh returned Tuesday evenIng -
Ing , nftcr nil nbjonco of some mouths at
Ucmilion , let.
Miss Flora Deal of Now Sharon , la. , ar
rived Tuesday evening for a visit with her
brother ni this city.
Miss Minnie Ilousoworth ha1 ? returned to
ier homo in Lincoln after a short , visit witti
relatives in this city.
Mrs. B. 11. L.owls of Dorcheitcr , and ho
friend Mrs. ( ! arrctt , have been visiting ultti
Mr anil Mrs. Searlo.
Charles Sddenstrlcker roturnoil homo last
evening after un nOionco of a year in Col
orado nnd Wyoming.
Matthew tiering has returned from his
trip to Missouri whore ho wont upon some
Important legal business.
Mrs. M. . I ) . Murphy dornrtcd for Hutnboldt
Wednesday mornlnpr nnd will visit with her
daughter , Mrs. O.K. Ulianuurn , for a few
days.
Mrs. Dr. WIntentecn and her llttlo dauRh-
ter returned Irom Fort Worth Tuesday even
ing nftcr o thrco months' visit with her
daughter , Mrs. Gaylo.
Mrs. Dr. Ctninons of Omaha , accompanied
by her aiece. Miss Bessie Gelgor , has been
visiting with her sister. Mrs. Spurlock , in
this city during the week.
Messrs. Franlt Iloi'd and John Cory were
at Loulsvillo Monday evening assisting their
Oddfellow brethren in conducting some de
gree work in their new lodge ,
Mr. Joseph Critna has Just returned from
an extended trip through Oregon and Cali
fornia , whcro ho has Ireon visiting relatives
for sovorul months. Ho will remain at pres
ent with Ills daughter , Mrs. B. S. Hamsoy.
Last week Tit Kov. Bishop "Worthington ,
of the jNrcOraslm diocese of the Episcopal
. church held conformation sorvlio in St.
Lultc's church , \vhlch the following class
was con formed. Mrs. Fanny McCoy , Mrs.
Isabel Itlchoy , Mrs. Saruh Smith , Miss
Adclla Peterson , Miss Florence White , Miss
Chrisslo Clublur , Mrs. Joiinlo Wheeler , Alias
Uertrudo Kearney nnd Master Charles Shop-
herd.
herd..Friday
.Friday afternoon and evening thoWomen'a
Christian Temperance union , nssistert by the
Y.'s , hold an lii/ortnal / reception at the resi
dence of Air. O. E. Wcscott , corner Ninth
and Main streets , in honor of the return of
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. C. Kikonhary to this city ,
and the dcpartxiroor Mr. nnd Mrs. B. Spur-
lock nntt Mr. and Mrs. L. 13. Karnes. A
largo number of the members of the union
and friends of the parties assembled to wel
come the arrivals and god-spood the depart
ures.
ures.Miss
Miss Molllo Bullanco entertained a number
ot ber clrl friends at the resldunco of her
parents , Mr. nnd Mrs. George Bnllanco ,
Thursday evening , In commemoration of her
fourteenth birthday. Progressive high live
anil music were the features of the occasion.
Misses .Alico Murray nnd Alice Peterson won
the prizes. Among those present were the
Misses Lllliu Vnllcry , Gertrude Hilton ,
Clare Green , Cucv Simpson. Edith Patter
son , Lou WnitoMattlo Smith , Alice Peter
son , Alice Murray , Alice EikonD.my and
Mary Sherman.
Astiliuid.
Mr. B. G. Clark paid a visit to Ithica
Wednesday ,
Miss Gertie Staub was In Weeping Water
one day this week.
Arthur Carter , son or 0. M. Cartelof
Omaha , was In the city Thursday.
Miss Ellen IleilmanU visiting nt her home-
In Missouri Valley , In , this week.
Mr , George Military Is miulo happy over
thonrrivul of an eight-pound boy at his
houso.
Miss Jennie HIshop is sojourning In the
capital clly this week , tlio guest of her
brother.
Tbo elite of the city were entertained at
the homo of Mn. 1) , D. Cooley Thursday
evening. Dancing prevailed us nniusoinunt
and all present speak most highly of tuo
x-oyal Lime afforded by our worthy mayor.
Orel.
The spring term of district court for Valley
county opened hero this morn Ing , Judge E.
M. Coflln on the bench. There nro 11U ciises
to bo disposed of , thrco criminal and 129 civil
cases.
Prof. Bradford , assisted by local talent ,
pave u \ cry ouloyablo concert In the court
house Wednesday evening. Tno programing
consisted of instrumental and voavl numbers
solos and ducts and rsr
recitations and char
acter sketches , which were highly appro -
elated by a largo audience.
*
M'JIOf , CEXIW A.Vfit M/f.
Khen Is and always was a favorite In Omaha.
Last scaiou her iio\v \ play of " .Toseohino
.Empress of the Preach "
, made her more of a
fuvorlto than over. It was a decided change
from her old plays , and a welcome omo. In
the new piny she found n part which sultei
lier stately praco better than anything which
she had before- attempted ; then , too , it
created a now Interest in the actress and In
korwork. Her Josephine as a play Is well
planned and \\oll carried out. It is a strong
and consistent piuturo of the ideal Josephit.u.
Jilllo. libea brings with her a splendid com-
piny of Udles and gentlemen , \\\io \ \ look tin
liworlc.ll characters they ImpoMonato as to
physique an I general bearing. Mllo. Ilhca'i '
n * , cngagcmout is only for two nights , Monda
nun Tucsdiry evenings , April 0 and 7 , nnd
Tuesday matinee. Scats go on sale tomorrow
morning ,
The enpagoincmt of the Payton comedy
company , -which opens for one woclt at lie
Grand on Sunday afternoon with "Tho Pearl
ofSavoy. " will boat
thefpllowlng very lo\v
prices ! Thirty cents for all orchestra seats : ;
a ) cents for all balcony seat * * ; and 10 cents
for the gallery. "Dad's Utn" I * billed for
Sunday evouhi } * . _ _ _ _
The Fay Foster English painty company
will close its cntfilccmoiit at the Grand with
amutluco this aftonioon and aflaal tier form-
unco thli ovenlng , Popular prices of aduilv
* lon arochnrfeiJ , reserved seats boiuj 33 , DO
Mil 73 cmti.
BIG REALTY TRANSACTION ,
Mr , Alf D. Jones Bolls the Property nt
Sixteenth and Harnoj ,
SEVENTY-FIVE THOUSAND IN CASH ,
7lio Sehlitz llrowliiK Company of
waukoo Ilny n Choice Business
Site for I'crinitiant Improve-
inonl Ottior Ijooal.
One ol tuobluRcst real estate deals of the
year wai closed yesterday ,
By It the clcs.int property at the northwest
corner of Sixteenth and Harnoy streets passes
Into tlio possession of the Schlltz brewing
company of Milwaukee nnd Mr. Alfred D.
Jones , the former owner , has $75OOJ , In cold
cash to console him for the lois of his prop
erty , xvhlch wai used as his homestead for a
generation.
The sale was made by a prominent real
cstato agency and possession will bo given at
on co.
The property lias a frontage of 00 feet on
Harncy street and 1W ! on Sixteenth street
nnd is ono of the best business corners of the
city. The prlco is aRood one , considering the
strlngoncy'of the money marketand amounts
to nbout $1.100 per front foot on Harnoy
street.
It is not known to what use the purchasers
will put their now possession. The SchllU
company has , however , been trying for some
tlmo to secure a suitable site for u mammoth ,
music hall nnd summer concert room and Ills
supposed that n building arranged for that
purpose will bo erected on the site Just pur
chased.
Callgraph writing machine is the best for
maulloldlng and for speed.
HIS IlOAKOI-Ilt'S MAIU
Landlord Mvorinoro Opened Letters
to Ills Sorrow.
Sam Llvcrmoro has learned tbat the mere
fact that he runs a hotel does not confer upon
him thoritihtto open his guests' letters.
One Sunday , about i | month azo , Sam
called at the postolllco and asked for all the
mail for his house , including any for his
boarders. The mall was turned over to him
nnd among the letters was one for Mrs. Julia
1'olbcr , a hoarder nt the Hotel Llvermoro.
Sam knew that his boarder had been ex
pecting some rnonoy by mall nnd after In
specting the letter ho concluded there was
some money Inside. It was but the work oT
tm instant to tear the letter open and he was
rewarded bv finding $ < i Insldo.
lie tuekcil the money away In hw inside
pooket and said nothing to nobody ,
The woman to whom tno money had boon
sent soon learned of the fact and in-
quin'd nt tbo postofllco. An In
vestigation was niado and suspicion ,
pointed towards Sam. lie was nrrosted
jestcrday , but stoutly denied the ehargo
against him. The evidence against him was
very strong , uwwovor. nnd ho waived exam
ination heforo the United States commis
sioner. IIo gave bonds In the sum of ? " > ( ) ( )
for his appearance at the next term of cou rt.
If your cough keeps you awaite and rest
less nt night , talto .Ayer's Cherry Pectoral
nud obtain Immediate relief. This remedy
allays Inllammntion , heals the pulmonary or
gans , induces sleep nnd restores health. The
sooner you begin the better.
Notice oI'DlHSoliitiim of Co-I'nrtner-
Hlllp.
Notice Is hereby given that tlio co
partnership liorotoforo existing under
the firm nnmo of Markcl & Swobo , is
this day dissolved by mutual consent ,
Mr. Mtirkol retiring ,
All debts owing by this ilrra will bo
paid by Thomas S\\obe , and all credits
due said firm must bo paid to him.
Signed. J. E.
THOMAS SU'OllE.
OMAHA , April 1 , 1801.THOMAS
"Hoard of Trade Sottvnnlr. "
H. N. Blood & Co. have Issued a very cred
itable publication setting forth the advantages
nnd resources of Omaha. The work was done
under the auspices of the Omaha board of
trade. It contains ninety half-tone portraits
of leading citizens und twenty cuts of Omaha
business buildings and residences. Typo
graphically It is well-nigh perfect. It Is
printed on the highest quality of boon paper
from the press of the Hces printing company
of this city. The binding Is In keeping with
tno moehanicnl excellence , being of padded
leather , beveled edges. It may bo said thnt
the subject matter of this publication cannot
bo adequately treated in 100 pages , This may
bo true , hut the essential features of Omaha's
greatness uro put well to the fore , present
ing a very good idea of tlio commercial im
portance ! of this city. The work is designed
for distribution outside of Omaha among
prospective investors. Severn ! styles of
binding have been adopted to facilitate its
distribution through the mulls. All in all , it
is a creditable work , nnd the publishers will
reap handsome letuvni for their labor.
"Tho TfationnlBuildor's Album of Beauti
ful Homes , " containing ; 2)0 ) elevations , per
spectives , iloor plans and Interiors of villas ,
residences and cottages , should bo In the
hands of every architect , builder nnd con
tractor. It will also bo found n very valua
ble work by these contemplating the erection
of a building of any kind , as it is brimful of
common souse , practical designs. All tlio
working plans are drawn to a scale nnd are
m'ochatiicully correct in every particular.
Sufferers from Coughs , Sere Tliront ,
otc.shouldtry "Brown's UroncliialTroches , "
a simple but sure remedy , Sold only in
boxes. Price 23 cents.
April "VVeatlirr Predictions.
If a peck of March dust is worth n
king's ransom , and April showers bring
forth May llowors , ia it not right to pro-
diet that ovcry day in every month the
electric-lighted , stoiun-hcatud.voatlbulcd
limited trains of the Chicago , Milwau [
kee & St. Paul railway will con tlnuo to
run on the short line between Omaha
and Chicago. The oloctrio reading
lump in every berth of their paluco
hleopinj' cars IB their own patent tind
cannot bo used by any other company.
Ticket otllco , 1501 Farnatn sir-cot ,
Omaha.
Will Ho Veto It ?
Whether or not Mayor Gushing will veto
the Bnllou ordinance passed by tnc clly
council Thursday night Is a mooted question
with thocouncllmen.
The mayor , yesterday , said : "All I
know about the ordinance is what I road in
the newspapers , and for this reason I cannot
say what I shall do. To tell the truth , I have
never scon the ordinance ! and liavo not
talked with , tlio councilman about Its pro
visions. "
Tlio few councilman who opposed the
passage claim that the mayor will attach his
veto. They also claim that the frlondsof
the move cannot ratio it over his veto.
The ten members who voted In the affirm-
atlvo on the passage of iho ordinance talk In
a different strain. They do not think that
the mnor will exercise his veto , but If ho
should conclude to do so , they state that
twelve members will vote to have the ordl-
nanco become a law.
J5vn < ling Exemptions.
Matt 0. Parr charges John Hoffman \vlth
violating tlio state law concerning uxomp-
tlons.
The complaint alleges that Hoffman hold a
book account for $ W against Parr and trans
ferred it to Gcorgo T , Wutator of Sioux
City , whoni ho Induced to garnwneo and at
tach S12J duo * Parr from the Union Pacific
railway company , said watjos having been
csrnod within sixty days preceding the gar
nish mont.
The complr-lnt further alleges lhat these
inproceedings were induced solely by Hoffman
for the purpose of ovadlns the exemption
law of the state of Nebraska , which would
I have protected his nagci ,
TlO Ol'IMONS.
Mayor Cmhlnij nnil Itrnil Slnue'ttor
on llio Veto.
Oovernor i Doyd's vote of the Newbcrry bill
was the loading topio of convocation yester
day on the street , in publlcofllccs , and among
nil classes of wen who are interested In tno
nilWl
work of tha state legislature.
Mayor Gushing said : ' 'I hnvq not road the
Nowberry bill , but Judging from what I have
heard and read about it , I should think that
Governor Jloyd had done nbout the right
thing In refusing tn sign the bill. If
Iho bill is unconstitutional , ho hns ,
ofhi coursn , done iho only thine
his duty reijulrcs. It strikes nr.o that the
farmers of this state nuke a great mistake
when they attempt this arbitrary and radical
legislation , , nffoctlnif the great financial In
terests of the Unto. The trouble -with thcso
maximum rate bills is that they Ignore n
principle which is recognized In every other
line of business , and thnt is this : A railroad
company may'see lit to haul onolliicot goods
for tnucn less per huhurod than some other
lines of goods , just as a grocer soils sugar at
111m prli'O Avhlcli brings no profit while ho
makes 80 percent on somcothcrllnoof ioods ,
sold to tuo sumo customer who bought
sctb
the sugar. Tlio grocer could not afford to
sell nil his goods at n prlco which would
allow no profit , neither can a rallro.ul com
pany do business that way. I bellevo there
should bo n good deal of give nnd tuko in
dealing with railroads , just , ns wo do with
every \ other line of business. These are bad
ctl
times to begin to cut anil slash nt our great
enterprises , "
citt Brad Slaughter said : "I am very glad
thnt It was n democratic governor
who had to handle the Nowborry
bill , but at Iho snmo tlmo I
think Governor Iloyd's head is level. I Imvo
not read tlio bill , but JudgliiK from the criti
cisms I have read of It , I believe It Is tin
Iniquitous bill and would hnvo done great In
jury to the manufacturing nnil Job
bing Interests of Iho state. Look at
Iowa for nn example. 1'hero ia no such
thing as getting a through rate from
Dos ilolnes or any of the distributing
points In loxva thnt will enable the
jobbers nnd manufacturers to compete
with these of Nebraska , Minnesota or
Chicago. The Iowa local ruto and the inter
state commerce regulations work so dlsad-
vnntngeously Mint the lonfj haul from tiny
point in Iowa has become ruinous to the job
bers nnd manufacturers. If the locnl rates
were placed uiidcr the same restrictions In
Nebraska that they are in Iowa , wo would
see the same results hero. The Jobbers and
manufacturers would bo driven to Giilcago ,
whorothcy can get a cheap long haul rato. "
( V INCOME TO THE EXECUTIVE
I'lntii ) Discussed fur the Entertain
ment of President Harrison ,
InlormaUon from Washington status that
President Harrison and party will , in all
probability , pass through Omaha about May
10 on the way east from the Pacific coast.
The pcoplo of Omaha will , of course , bo
anxious to glvo President Harri
son n reception that will in
so mo degree ox press thogood will and loyalty
of this great and prosperous western city.
How to entertain the president most ngreo-
nbly and appropriately is the question that
will demand very careful consideration nnd
perfect harmony on the part of the leading
citizens of Omnna.
Mayor Cushlng said yesterday , when spoalc-
Ing of the anticipated visit of the chief
executive :
"If President Harrison visits Omaha 1 fool
safe In saying that our people will accord him
a reception befitting the occasion.
Omaha will not bo found wanting
when the chief executive of the
nation mnltei us a visit. If the president can
give us a day or part of a day I should thinlc
a short drive about the city , with a banquet
nt ono of the clubs or hotels , might bo n
pleasant way to show our respect. It is too
soon , however , to say anything about the
character of the reception , because wo don't
know how much time ho will spendln Omaha
whether he will bo hero ntall. When these
questions are decided wo can arrange tUorest
to suit. " '
Major Clarkson , tha postmaster , said :
" \Vo should give Projidcnt Harrison a ro-
ceptlon commensurate with the fact that ho
Is president of the United States. I have
nothing definite to suggest as yet ,
for wo know nothing definite about
his call hero. When his tour across
the country hns boon more dctlnitoly ar
ranged then wo shall know what to do when
ho reaches Omaha. I am in favor of doing
the handsome thing if the president honors
Omaha by n visit. "
Collector Peters of the revenue oflico said :
"I will do my part to assist the citizens of
Omaha in giving to the president a reception
in keeping with the occasion. "
Goner.il Brooke said : "Do notaslc mo to
anticipate what the citizens of Oinahn will
undoubtedly do In excellent stylo. I will say
nothing about what the troops may do , but
y ou ought to know that if the president of
the United States visits Omaha bo will bo
Quito sure to see about all the soldiers in the
community. "
THE MARKET I1ASKKT.
Prevailing Itetnll Prices of Necessit
ies and Luxuries
Housewives in their marketing expeditions
will find n good assortment of new vegetables
from which to select materials for Sunday
menus.
Meats have advanced In price , but the
amount consumed will ho less , tha supply of
"green stuff" ' bolnj ? accordingly groa tor.
The following prices prevail :
VtOETAUWSS.
Lettuce , 5c per head ; parsley. Go per
bunch ; radishes , 5o per bunch ; top onions , no
per bunch ; asparagus , ISJ cper bunch ; beets ,
lOc : cauliflower , 20c@35o per head ,
vituifs.
Pinonpples , aO@-lOo each ; oranges , 25@75c
pcrdoz ; crape fruit , 10@15c each ; bananas ,
! i5j0a ( : ! per doz ; apples , ( J3o per peck. ; cran
berries , 15c perqt.
MEATS AND OAJtnS.
Iloast beef , 12@15c : roast pork , lOc ; roast
vojl , l @l.c ; roast mutton , 12(313c ( ; spring
Inmb per quarter , Sl.'i'iGJjl.M : wild ducks , 20
( gillie each ; chickens , 15c perlb ; turkeys. ISo
perlb ; ducks , 15o perlb ; goose , 15e perlu.
81 FT1NTG THIJ IllOT.
Jnil o llclsley's End of the Chop
II01140 Klgllt
The ebon house rioters' trial commenced
in police court nt 3:30o'clockyestcrday : after
noon. Aercnt crowd was in attendance.
Many colored people were there to see the |
outcome of the affair.
Ofllcor Jesse Newman was the first wit
ness for the prosecution. lie tola the story
of the light , which was substantially the
same us printed In Tun Dec at the tlmo ,
OftlcerNewman said : "Hopoivoll came tome
mo at the commencement of the row and told
mo to get out , nt tno sumo tlmo pushing mo.
Then Hopovvcllhit mo and I arrested him.
The light then became general. "
Ofilcers Rouser nnd Uodola followed , then
Pride and Young told their story. At the
closing hour of court the prosecution had not
finished , and the case will bo continued at 9
o'clock this morning.
With His Thumb ,
A boy U said to Imo saved tlio NctlicrlatuU
( rein liiiiiid.itlon. Multitudes have licnn
saved from tlio Invasion of disease by a
botllo of Ajct's S.irsaparllla. This nicillcino
Imparts tone to the system nnd itrcniilliciia
every organ anil Hiiro ol Hit ) body.
" I lia-ve laken a great deal of medlclno ,
but nothing has done me so much good aj
Ay rUSar5apirllla : , I aporlciiceil lubcno-
Dclal edectj before I 1ml quite finished ono
bottle , nml I can freely testify Hint It Is ilia
beat blood medlclno I know oJ. " L. NV.
Ward.sr. , Woodl.ind , Texas.
"Confined lo nn oftlnc , as I am , from ono
year's end lo another , wlllt llltle or no out
door exercise , I find great help In Ayer's
Bnmparilla.wlilcli I have tucd for several
yearsi\nd nm utpti"sciit using , with cxeol-
lent rcjults , It enables mo to kcej > ahv.iys
at my post , enjoying the best of health. "
II. C , BaniM , ilalJeu , MMI.
Ayer's ' Sarsaparilla
D31. J. O. AYEH Ss CO. , X.owoll , Ka-'B.
| l.li (9. ( WoilQ JitoUlt.
I'LU/XS.
1'rlsoncrw Armlgkod llororo iTtitlgo Ki-
tello In tlieilHstr.ot Court ,
Judge Estellc pvlton the judicial Imrnoji
yesterday mornlngtnml occupied a sent beside
Judges Hopowell anil Ferguson In court
room Mo. 1 , whcroihe listened to the loading
of the Journal ,
After the other ijudgo ) had ropilrod to
their respectlvo rooms ho announced that
today ho woulai hear motion * and next
\\oelc would take up the trial of the criminal
COiCS.
The prisoners from the county Jail wcro
bronchi before the court to plead.
William Dwycr nnd John Ulibcrt , who
broke Into JMorris & Wllcox's store nnd stele
JIM ) \vorth of shoes ou the night of March 11 ,
pleaded not guilty.
Krod Olllphnnt , who stele n SIM bugey
from Jamea H. "Woods Mnrch 0 pleaded not
guilty. The court withhold sentence in
order to consult with the county attorney.
Charles "W. Mullnywho brolto Into John
P , Henderson's house January " 'J nnd stele
$ )7 worth of clothing , the property of Ii. B.
Thomas , entered nploa of not guilty.
Ucorgo Itcctl , charged with having bur-
glari/ed the hotel of Catherine Hculand
March 1-1 , entered n pica of notgullty.
Dell Perkins , a otio-lcgged man , dented
having attempted to kill his wife , Lizzie 1'er-
klns , last .November.
Thomas McNnmeo pleaded not guilty to
the charge of murder. The information
stated that , November 11 , 1800 , ho bc.it and
murdered ono ICato Nichols in a house of 111-
fame Kept Tiy one Nella King.
H. J , Schoolov pleaded not guilty to the
charge of having forged a So.JJj bank check ou
Jones of Omaha.
Bon Cohen entered a plea of not guilty to
Iho char < 'o of receiving stolen property , nud
Vaughn Hazel and Koboit Douglas were held
as witnesses ,
A. U , Smith denied having robbed li.J.
Mattleson of $1 ! ) March 17.
Frank Brucr who worked the safe in the
Bobton store May DO , lb9J , and then stele JJ47
worth of dress goods , entered the same pica ,
Judge Estcllo stated tbat ns Hruer nail Dcen
ono of his clients , ho would as l : one of the
othorjndges to llx the bail.
John AiinU nnd Pat ICoyo < , charged with
having stolen ? I50 from Clarke Ii Wolfe ,
February 111 , plead not guilty.
Dnn Oeiser and Neil Prior denied having
gambled on January 17 , and were released on
bonds ,
The crooked cases of the Don Carlos lum
ber company were disposed of la this ma nncr :
C. L , Blazer was called , but as ho fnilou to
appear his bond , $1,500 In each of the two
cases , signed by Georito II. Davis and Nat
II. I3rowii wcro declared forfeited.
This was good news forli O. Halstcad ,
who Is hold on the charge of having robbed a
prostitute of her diamonds , for ns soon as
HIazcr's ' bonds were declared forfeited ,
County Attorney Mahoney moved that the
diamond case bo dismissed and llalstoad was
released from jail. /
.Tudgo 'Wnkeloy devoted yesterday aflor-
noon to severing bonds and listening to tbo
tales of woo connected with ralsmated cou
ples.
James GIblor was successful in proving
tbat his wife , Emma , had gone to ICausas
City and the bad.
Elizabeth Turner had a husband , William ,
who as a drunkard and worthless character
was proven 11 blooming success.
Richard Livingstone's wife , MInnie , deserted -
sorted him fifteen years ago , and wont with
a better looking man , but hoping for her re
turn ho never applied for a Uivoreo until re
cently.
Henry Vlnegarovitch was given his free
dom , while tis wife , Sarahn , who went to
Polnnd ten years ago nnd never came back ,
will bo given the same privileges.
Alice Neil has become convinced that mar
riage is u failureond has brought suit to bovor
the ties that bind her to her husband , Will
iam. She charges thnt they wcro married
last November ami that thirty days later she
was knocked down , kicked nnd bruised by
her said husband.
Joseph Taylor wns hoforo Judge Wnkeloy
yesterday nnil wis granted a dlvorco from
ins wife. Annie. In the Jail of 1881 they
operated a booth nnd
candy morry-go-around
at the fair , whoro.tho wife acted as cashier.
After the fair closed , with MOO in her pocket ,
she departed for Salt Lane City , slnco which
tlmo she has refused to live with the plaintiff ,
There was nnothor man besides Josepn nt the
bottom of the trouble.
Tlio New Pnbst Saloon.
The Pitbst headquarters saloon ntl210
Farnam street will bo opened Saturday
evening. ! Music by Second infantry
band. The building has been elegantly
ilttod up and it now makes ono of the
most hundsomo saloons In this part of
the country. Fritz Anderson is the
manager of the Pabst.
/V llunnwny Hoy.
William Cramer , landlord of the Hotel
Boguo of Sioux City Is hero looklnp for his
runaway son , a boy of twelve , who left homo
a fir.v days ago in company with another lad
two years his senior. The runaways were
seen hero Thursday , and the police are now
looking for them.
Uflod In Millions of Homes
10 Vxira tbo Standard.
IsnKurorcm fnco preparation. IinpjrtH a poorly
complexion , lonki I'.ko Bprlim' water , no loud or
ilnninKlnulnKrcdlcMtK.nnrriinti'il llio host In America.
* 2npnckncc , orJfor W. Sent anywhere prepaid on
receipt of pilco. or C. O II. Klnsler DruK Co. , I.e llo
.V l.callo lUulUouOimin UruK Co.,0malm , A. I ) , fouler ,
Council lllulls.
UOWNTJICHT FRAUD
cilsta In the claims of
manufacturers nnd deal
ers for tbo okl-fnshloncil
" porous" plasters nnd tlm
many Imitations of I115N'
bON S now on tbo market.
BENSON'S Is the only
porous plaster possessing
medicinal valun. IIo sure
you gel BENSON'S.
The Great JSWiif/t 1'rrncrlittioH.
Ciirun played out nianhoiut , nuikei noclotjr n pica-
sura nnil married lirtymitlafnctory. InMiurtlt rc -
toroa tluityltnlltr thnt boloinin to < i lii'iiltlir yonnit
man. l3apucL o,01 8 for IV Soul per until. In
n plain cnlocl envelope from nt i ratlon , on receipt
of | > rlco. The Klnslei Dmtf Co. , McCitrnilck A I.unil.
I elle A lA ! lli ! , OmiUiih A. 1) . KoHtcr.touncllllluBi.
Young Mothers !
Jl'e Offer J' u < Itetnttly
irlti / JTmiirei Safely to
Life of Slothtr an < l C/ilM
"MOTHER'S FRIEND"
Jlobi Confinement of II *
2'aln , Horror ainlJttik.
' I'rli-iid I
A -rnilngon botteof } aiojlirr'
ulTen'ilbui llttlu pu n.un.l lil""J ; * l' ' " , " "co { ' " '
wiuh.n u nricrwaitl u in l In "u'i < ' , caaiai Mr *
Jlh nt Oiai , Umar , JIo. Juu. 15(11.1S91. (
Bt-nt by expresi. cturge * rffl'nl'l.0".11 ' ; ; " . ' ? ; , ' .
priceI1.Mlior ) toltu1. lluolt to llullivrimulledirce.
uu.vubiii.i : > uKouijA'roii co. , ,
ATLANTA , ( JA ,
801,0 nV AI.t. IJBOUaiSTS.
Bufrorlnr from
Tu WEAK MhN the cUccta ol
. - youUitul erron
loitWuliood , ota.
al.M ) contnlnlnj
ADVANTAGES ! !
OP BUYINCf-
: M-I-S-P-I-T-
It would not pay the tailor to make up poor innlorinl ; therefore , In buying mlufits you nro nlivnys certain to pot cloth
that will glvo good satisfaction and long service- . Then the tailor tnkoa far moro euro with Ills work tlmn la bestowed upon
factory work , vrhoro the Idea is to slight the garment as much as possible in order to turn out work cheap. Another proai
advantage la thai , amone our flno intsllts.you ivlll ilml tlio half txntl quarter sixes , and really better lilting ccotla than can" *
bo found in establishments that deal in ready imulo clothing- . Then misfits
by buying : jou are really putting In your pocket
what the tnllor looses ' , for you got ns good ns the tailor would umko you for just nbout hnlf what the tnllor would'
All Alteration d'ono frco ol charge to insure n good lit.
3BARGAINS THAT SAVE DOLLARS ,
SUITS. OVERCOATS PANTS.
123 00 Mcrolinht Tailor mmlo nt 112 00
; 00 > Jorclnmt Tnllor niado at II W ) 123 OOMorclinntTnllornmilout flO 00 $ C 00 Mori-hunt Tailor 111 ado at fa 00
lltt ( M ) Merchant Titllor made .it 10 00 30 00 Merchant Tailor inailont 11 BO S CO Merchant Tnllor
i40 00 .Merchant Tnllur made at IS 25 40 CO Merchant Tailor inadont 14 tt militant 4 oo
n ) MCI chant Tnllor innileat 2000 4.ri OOMorchlmt Tailortnacloiit a > 00 10 OOMoiclnint Tailor nuiilo at c CO
W IH 00 OOMoiclnint Merchant Tailor Tailor ninilo ninilo at nt M ! XI SO 00 M CO Merchant Tailor umilo at 2200 13 00 Merchant Tnllor inndo at COO
f. > 00 Murcliant Tullor inndo at : n 00 CO OOMarcliant rnllurnnidont " 0 00 13 00 Merchant Tnllnr mmlont 760
75 00 Merchant Tullor inntlu at 33 OD 70 00 Mcichant Tnllor maaout W 00 IB DO Merchant Tailor miulout 850
A perfect lit warranted , nnd all goods sold on their merits. A guarantee in every case just ns represented , nt the
ORIGINAL MISFIT CLOTHING PARLORS ,
1309 Farnam Street , Omaha , Neb. 1309.
: Belts
Physicians , Surgeons and Specialists ,
14O9 DOUOLiA © STHE1HT
OMAHA , NEB.
Tno ifiost widely and favorably knownspec-
Inllstslix the Unftoi Stntcs Tliclr IOIIK ex
perience , remarkable iklll niul iinivars.u suc
cess la the treatment nnil euro of Nervous ,
Chronio nnd BurizJcul Disputes , cntltlo these
onilncnt physicians to the ( nil coiilHIcuco ot
the aflllctert ovprywhore. Tlmy ciiurnntoo :
A OEKTAIN ANMJ I'OSITIVK OU1IE for
the awful pfTcc-tsof onrly vlco and tlio numer
ous vvlls thnt follow In Its train.
IMUVATK. III.OOII ANUblCIN DISEASK3
spetvllly. compliHoly nni ) permanonti v curocl ,
NEIIVOUS IlElllLlTy AND SEXUAL 1)IS-
OKDERS yield readily to their skillful troat-
. FISTULA AND UECTAL TILCBU3
guaranteed cured without pain or detention
from business.
I1YDHOCEL.E AND VAlUCOCri-E permn-
noiitly mid suceossfnlly uured In every case ,
8YPHILIH , OONOHUHICA , GLEET. Spor-
nintorrliun. Koinlunl Wcnkiipsi , Lost Manhood ,
Night Emissions , Decayed riiuultlcs , Kcinulo
Weakness and all ilelloato disorders peculiar
to either soposltlely cured , as well ns all
functional disorders that result from youthful
follies or the oxccsi of miiluro years.
QTK'irTI ' I \ ) \ \ Ouarantcod pernmno n t ly
O I IMWl Uixb cured , rotnovnl coinpleto ,
without cuttlns , caustio or dilatation. Cures
en"ectcil nt homo by patient without o mo
ment's pnln or annoyance.
TO YOUNG AND MIDDLE-AGED MEN.
A SURF niRPTll ( ? BVful ? Tcct'J of
rt. OUl\Ii V/U1VL < early vlco whloli hrlnss ,
orcanlo weakness , destroying both mind and
body , with all Its dreaded Ills , permanently
cured.
niPv * 'RFTTQ Address those who have Im-
L/I\0. ibl 10 palrnil thciui IVPS by Im
proper IndulRotico nnd holltiuy nablts , which
ruin both mind anil body , imUUlug them for
biHlncss. atudr or inarrhiKO.
MAHUIE1) MP.N or these ontrrinc on that
happy llfo.awaro of physical debility , cjulcUly
assisted.
OUR SUCCESS
IB tased upon facts. First Practical cxporl-
onco. Becoml Every case Isspoclally htuuled ,
thus starting rlRlii Third meillolnes lira
prepared In our laboratory oxiictly to suit
each case , thus effecting cures without Injury.
Drs , Betts & Betts ,
H09 DOUGLAS STREET. OMAHA , NEB
DU. T. KEMX aoDimiII'8 OIUFVTAl.
OUEAM , Olt il.VCJIC.VI. IIKAU1IKIKII ,
ItemovdiTnn , I'lmpli * , Frcclc.
In. Muth ratchcn , Ifeulianil hkln
lUtu&eBantl every bleinleli on
. - - .jL < li'tullon. It lias
.a ; = is fnj
tatte2 * * ft3fc' < i. n y/ B ioo < i Die test of u
3- H sgf * nnrt '
"
- o umiAnnnrt "a
Cj3 ; j JV .Jr IJ/rIiairali-mjweUutelt ( \
§ 5 . . 1 ( j / Vj/tol .uroUl.pro | .
! fl * 4 / ? v erl lumlc. Atciipt
no cuunurfeic fit
fclmllai nanc. Dr.U
A. bntr paid tu a
ladjr uf tlie limit-ton
'nliitlenli"A ) } OU
Jndeanllluiicthc-ni ,
I n oniinrii'l'Uou ' *
iiiinrul of all
the > kln pnpiua.
tlonn. " 1-orwiloby
nil ItiugtrMH nnil
Fanry Uuwli Deal-
ertln the Unllod Plfttos. ranadninnrt Ewojie
ti.HU.TJIorKl.S3.1'rop'r. 37 Orent Jouca St.N , Y.
PHENO-
LIHE CURES
COLDS IN THE HEAD , by one application.
OATABEH , in a very short time.
HAT FEVEB , in from 3 to 5 daj3.
EAEAOHEinstautly.
, _ _
FIFTY CENTS A BOTTL'E ,
FOU SAMO in1 AliiDKUaOISTS. .
I'ropnrwl only by tlio
I'lIENOUNUMlSDlOlNKCO. .
Darker Ulock. Uiunba. U. S. A ,
* * EnBiiiB Dlmmonil . . .
ENNYROYAL PILLS
Orlfllnol nilllnlr Ornulnc. A
ftrc. ! ? rcllibl * . i oie in
UruiKlit kr Cltklaitirt iall k f'J-J '
.wmcl * ronJ Iu lied Jub' b' ' vjjffiJ\
[ BO othrr. Kf/uitiengitoul uliiU' ( (
ID ilanrl far pkrl'lcaUri , trBtloinfiUU > '
5 M | V 'loSToOTeSlowil'l * jiii / P" .
Cbl.br.t rthei Ie CoU .l.on SQU rN
8old tj o ftltlrogcliM. I'liUBaft. . la.
W A KFTTn .ABOHW to sell the I'lnlc-ii
VV/ViN 1 12U
oiothcs Will' ! tlio only
line over Invcntocltlmt holds tlioulotlics with
out pins ; n pcrfoct succcsi , ; ii.itunt recently
Issued ; soln only by uBonls. to whom the in
clusive rlslit li B ! vcn. On recolut uf M centv e
will send u sample line by mulls iilso plrcu-
Inn ; prli-o list mill lorius to "K'V'V , . . ' , ' , ' ! '
ynur torrlt < iry tit unco. Addrctv lllh I 1
LF.S3 CLOTIIKS l-INU UO. . 17 llcriiiuii t
Worcester
For neuralgia bathe
v/ith Pond's Extract.
BRACE UP !
WcnV rcrn , with l"aln nerte * sr.d oiual prgtni
lmJilr dcaiillndnn ; l ulutecur lii.ViilVBlltAMi. ! :
T r m tooMmen iuun .iilro ilrennci .I/or to ex.
. . , ' luII porboi.poMpnld.
l'implilelirt' i NK1IVB IIJ/AN / CO. llumi.o. . V
BWl > rUuOiliii nJJrugCo.IIIO rarnauiSt. , Omalm
MENTS.
BOYD'S ,
il3 , 4and5.
Children's Matlnoo Saturday.
KIRAX FY'S
Ilcaullful rnlrr Spcctncle the
EWHTERQUEEFG
I'rOKMitlnc a Hoit at Novolllcs nnctOililltlci.
D0 TIII ; OIMOIMAI , nMtis : ,
NOT AND I.OMA.
FAIL MI.LK. HIM-RNA KO.NUADT ,
TO AKXOU ) KIUAM"Vnncl
° * 1 <
' J KIHAIjl'V'S ( 'OKI'S lie ItALLHT
00 - Persons in tlio Qraud Productiou. - 60
I'rloos ns usunl.
THE GRAND p
Matlnco at 2:30. : This ocnlng at 8:13. :
FA.Y FOSTLiR
English Gaiety Co.
Ilrlllhint , lluwltchliig , llrltlsh lli\uitlos. 1'oor-
luss. 1'orfcct. I'arlsliin Puts. Tlio queens of
burlesque. Itosorvucl scats TJo , & 0o unil itoc.Box
olllco now open.
CyK'ANPFOR ONE WEEK
Commenting Suiuliij , April > ,
3uinli > \Vocltioaili u atict
Sal.iirclsiu.
The Strongest reportolro company la Omaha
this soiibon.
People 2S
Sunilav MntlnooI'lio IVarl of Pnvoy. "
Sunday Nlfilit "flail's Hlrl. "
CIiaiiRO of Hill Every rprfornmiifc.
1'rlcos All orolientia .sc.Us , reserved , 30
ccntsj all balcony scats , resorvi'il. ' , ' 0 ctmte !
Kallery , lOceutii. IJoi shoot open bumUy at
10 ii. in.
nnd Tuesday Matlnoe
Monday nnd Tuesday , April 6 nnd 7.
Klnt nrpcnrnnio ln > ro llil" tonion of tliat traclo
oin lloniil nctrussiinil beautiful woiunn ,
Inljprnoir lil torlenl plar. tjr Allicrt llotnnil
vuii , ( touiiiloilon thf lives 01 .Naioli'an | llona-
.parto and the KuiprcssJoseplilno ) ,
JOSEPHINE , EMPEESS of the FEENOH.
Supported \Vlllulmllnrrls ns N'apolcon llona-
part and an cici'lli.'ntconip.in } ' .
Tlio coitnnicinre nicrb' | Tlio nioiintinu of tlio
t > lay iiinicnlllcnnt. I'llccs us usual Seats on ale
batiirdtiy luornliiR.
DIME EDEN MUSEE.
\Y11I \ Lawler , Manaser , Corllthaurt I'arnam
WKKIC OP MAUCIl SO
The Wootjr Kneed Ilalijr , Nature's Oroatoit Cnrlo-
lt ) . StrnMltn. A Uranil Hii slnn Illuilon , Tlio
Oriihouaund Silurian Ouartotlo , In Uicnl anil In-
Btrumontul Muhlo. A lllich Clmis Novelty Kntor-
talument.
THE MATCH DBSS BOOK.
HAVE YOU Ifl.AI )
BY SISTER AGATHA.
12 mo.paper , 337 pages , price 00 couts.
1'UKSS NOTICKS.
'Tills ' prurlontmhiilcd rHr' ntorlot nro unreal
nstliey nro Initcllcat"Oiunlia WorKI-IIor.ild.
-Contains nrnnj awcot niirt IMiro atorlta , Hiiiny bo
callednDccnmoruiiof purltvIlrooklyn Ailvcrtlxcr.
The vllo utticks : upon Slslor Aeatha'a boolc
but help Its balu. 1'ioploof ( Jinalin , re'id unil
ilecldc. rors.iloovcrywhcro.
JORDAN BROS. , Publishers ,
No. 211 No. OthStreot , Phlli. Pa ,
NEBRASKA
National Bank
U. S. DEP03ITOKVT , OMAHA , N.3J .
Capital , - - - > $400,000
Surplus Jan. 1st , 189O , - Oii.BOO
OIHcorsnnd Dlroctori-ironrj W. Yntnt , I'roililont ;
1/jwls a. llooil , Vlco-1'nniaont , Jniuyi W. ftara u , W
V.Morae , John Ii. < Vllln5 , It 0. CuiUliiA J. W. II
I'nlrlck. W U. S. HuBlio * , ca'lilor.
O.U-1 ITi 1 liON J3 AX K.
Corner I'Jtli nuil 1 'amain 311.
A General ILiubliu Hunloosi Trnmicto I
Jlorililu llnltll
ur.dlnlot.o'JuiUj'i
STErllEMS.Libiaun.O.
- HOTEL.
T/io Mtirrait , < ' . t Itlt unit Jturttfii ,
intlin limit Hliliitiintinllll raimtritrtril
Hotel ftutlilini/ Hnnilnl. Nerniil
hvnt'ti brick jlrn tea lln fiinttlnilrout
ItiHrment in / ; Alt the -linun tutd
floofitlliicil trltli .tulicHtdi lira in-oaf
Inlittl , iiiiikltitIt timioHtlblu tn dtii-H
fjii/ / . - . i " / < ! ftiitcH < tntl / / ulfiriiiH
Hiratitllmiittli" lititHltHfMenm hettt ,
hot nnil < < > ! < ! iinttn- unit NitiiMliliu'lH
ti' < -i-in' < " - -T'lblu untiiti-iKiuHuit any-
M"el' < ! '
B. SICLOWAY , Prop.
HO"i7fl L DB LLO 1ST JB , "
Coriisr 14th and Capitol Avenue.
Just coiup'.otort , ha-j 100 rooms , thro ?
ttnlrways , from the top to the bottom , has
fine o'lovator ' aurt dinning roo.n fcorvlos , 1
tire proof throughout , flno blllar.l room.s and
the flnost tollat rooms In tha city. Lari3
Sample rocimi , Sultos with bitH . < { 3. Cor
Mth and Canltol Avo. Street riv nnrvloo In
alia.roctionii. Rates , from 32.50 tu S l.QQ
*
DR BAILEY ,
Graduate Dentist.
A rutlCcl * > t Teeth on Ilulibcr.
Kir I IVK DolUAIlH. A jiorfoct
tttitiiarnuloed. ToctlmxtriiCli'iS
"Itliout pill" r lUnner. I'D' !
} Uhoul nniiilietliiioldanU |
* ll or tlllliii ; at lowi'il rnlo
llrlUfc-o ml Crown \Viuk. 'Jectli
without [ ilstci. All work wur-
iRnct
OFFICE , PAXTON BLOCK , ICIH AND FARNAM
Kntranro , lub itrccl lCT tor. Open
uullU v'cluck.
AND
Is not plon niit to tnko , na It la com
posed of all the modioinal qualltioa
that go to make now und rich bloo4
without compelling- conBUinor
pay
$1 A BOTTLE FOR ONE-THIRD SYROP
which can bo bought a w ere for
thlrty-flvo cants a gallon , na all aur-
apnrlllas nro. BEGGS1 BLOOD
PURIt-IERnnd BLOOD MAKER lg
oomposod of pure niodioiua , and al
lows the purchaser to add syrup
\vh oh la adviso.1 when givou to
chlldron.
If your driiRslst ( Tool not keep It nccopt TjO
snlistltulii. lintorilunllruct ( roil Iliucs Mffr ,
Co. , lO'i-l'ir Michigan St. . Clilc.i'0. 111. , nnd
thry will fonvunl. express propalil , one bottle
tle Tor $1 or six for $ . " > .
Moore's ' Tree of Life ,
A fultlvo euro for KMner nmt I.lror ComplalntJ
nnil nil blood ill ciiioi I > uo < ltpny to midcr when
you r.in lin enrol by iuln Mouru'i Tron of I.lta
tliofjronll.lfu llcinolr' I'rUotl per botllo 1'ro-
pnruil anil put up by Ur J 11. Mo > ro
TKSTIMONI.U. .
Dr. .1. II. Mnoio , Hoar Sir -I luuo boon
tiouliluil with lldnuvcoiiiliiliittor | ) uvcrtwen *
tyro.us. for about eUln youis wllh illiibcto * .
; ina when at my study liaio bounoonipollod lo
rcllovoinysnltus often as ttuuo or fiiur tlinr- "
ainioiir. I huvo boon umililfil with fovu
alluckhof hick huuil.ivlio . onoo u work for ten
ye.us. and It him been u eoinlilnatlon , some
tlniu-5 nullttln mo for my ii.islnnil duties. unU
tny incslilliiielder , ( JL or'o Mlllur , of I'.irllslo ,
la. , ndvlsud me to try n bolllu of .Mooru'H Tie
of J.lfc. as liolurt hi I'll Kiuatly liunullttcil by
it , I did ho. nnil the very llr t lottlocavoro *
Bio.it rellof. 1 liuvutai.cn In , ilii : lintllOM. the.
( list iiUmt the months nii ! > . niul I h.ivo bocrt
troiilili'd but very IIUloMmn 1 loiiuncnc'od IU
nsi' . Yinirs truly. Ki.v. DAVID ' "
Kor .ilo by nil i
LA. GRIPPE.
TurlcishTca taken at night
and occasional closes of Quinine ,
will relieve all pains in the
bones , cleanse the system and-
mak you feel like a new person.
Sure cure for liver , kidney
and nerve affections. 25cpack-
ago. Sample for 2c stamp.
Turkisk Cough Cure. The
l } ' cough cure thnt will re
lieve cough at once and euro
with a few doses. Take no
substitute ; will return money i
it doesn't cure the worst cough
Price 500 bottle.
Turkish Rcmcdv Co. ,
Omaha , Neb.
Oallfomia Serve peed ,
IMakun Now I'ronh llli > od and 1'ro.
t'urm Aim'inln , hrrohilii , Il.ul < : irrulullnn
mil nil iBinuritlon of the Dlood > ell M I/in /
/nXDKlniMtervo Dlooascn , Mr' ' NrnrmiH nnil
iniilnrn' Driiir , 'Jri'iiililliiK' . ' ' ' Nir-
TllllK MfUllHClli' , I IIH Ofl'lMMT III 'Illie-r UX ,
Niii-.oinni'pn In : in > lorin. < nlil llniiil * or
Vvat , I'liln In tlio Hack und olln-r furun ol
"n ? . lVoli'li'4 Nrnii Tniiln J'Hln lirlrtK th
rosy tint of honlth to tlio ohi-How oha6k.
Woit iiVirtuui pi-iiplo slinulil mku Dili xrint Ll (
Ro'newer. Inr Iliwii and joii nllljclii Jljo ll.ounniU .
r.f iiHtitiv | men Rnil _ x dini'ti , . . , _ _ _ vno . . . t. uHiij I hie I t . * . * ur k * &
"u
ICunn A ro , Cor. ism A lluuclni Hri-'l" ,
I A Kullrr * f" l"f I"1' ' * Ixnpl * ' Mrectl.
A J . r'nMrr * tu Lounrll Ill'illi , ln . ,
tun PRINCIP * ' . riur.icTsi cvcnxwHrne.
* :
LYON&HEALY.CHICAQO.X
.WIOr ) > UAl'bUI.KS nro the
l only tnpi'ilf ' < ptutcrlbeil b
_ | ilir u lam t Jt Iho cum or
nnd ( Hiiliu c < " Iron ) Ilia urinary ortk
naurltoa araciulrol. II > ) vvt box. Alldrugjliq
