8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEES THURSDAY , MAY 21 , 1891
A Of27tt.1t.ltl A ,
IloJicmlnti Knlr.
The fair to bo given by Count Prokop
Volky No. 200 , the Bohemian tumors sokol ,
Ollvola Hatdlcst No. 63 , J. C. D. and Star of
Liberty lodge No. 145 , C. S. P. S. , for the
benefit of the now union Bohemian hall will
bo hold in National hall , Twenty-fourth and
1 L streets , commencing next Sunday after-
1 noon at 3 o'clock. The ofllcers and com
mittees have been as successful as they have
been energetic In their patriotic labors.
The following Is a list of the contributors
and their glf t t
I'pilnotn'Hokot. bed loiinec , lianplng lump
and rlllu ; Court Prokop VtilUy. Nu 2W , Inilu-
iM'nili'Mt Order of I'orcHtors. an iilbnm ami ! - !
lloo/dti HviilKxly. No. m. ( . ' . H. I' . H , WjOltil vela
Hrtolest , Nn.V \ > , J. 0. D..tlOnnd nn oak bed
stead ; T. Helchenbey , rocker : V. llolo iliivok ,
not sliver xpooimt Vaclav 1'lvonU * . gold but
ton , li ) cant pin and vine ; Clmrlcs Hlnxor. silver
upoon and nluhtgown : Joseph Dopitu. 11 ,
Joseph Kntitre , ono dozen bottles of wines
Mark Ilonklil. breastpin and ciirrlncss Joseph
! > . llrown. silver rn tor : Jixcnh I'oiilio. box
of olanrsi Jincpli Hrdllcka. * ! ; lletimrd II HIM.
box of clears ; WrlRbt A llnldwlii. suit of
i ! Howard Meyer , album ; MVollstcln
A Co. , cliaiupfiRmi wlnet II. lloyman , suit of
elothi'M ! ( ' . A. Molcher. box of flno panori
Jarnli JaskaluK. clears1 lintllul ft Co , 1'litn '
Mfo" cnlTout C. T. Vim AUen , shoes : II. I. .
Hoitlr. shoes ; Mohorry Ill-others colloo pot ;
Joseph Kriius , tl ; I'rank I.orenz. Mel
llnstun store , water net ! IVr-cms &
lli-rry. W : Captain J. I . Thomas , slip ) ers ;
HI1I& Dulurol. climrs and winui 1 rimU I'o-
telku , dukiijS. M. Press , trunk ; 0. M. Hunt ,
HjT J O'Nell. ItiJ lines Mnnifirill. wines . I.
l.cvv. smoker ; Oeorgo MuD.-ininll. colleo put !
AV. . Sine , pnpeisi llowlmid .t Itrndfoid ,
caul ) John Hnliert. p.ilrnf plctuiosi Monies &
Hmltli. lumps ChliMiiro Stole , shawl ; ' 1 lion as
Hock , clirars , W. II ICynoCo..siiltof clolhe-j ;
Hontli Oiniilm Nuttonnl linnU. J" > ! Jami-s II.
rieinliiK. Jli John I'rey. wines Daniel Kalteity ,
fli ( icnrKo .1 Slltn'r. beer ; Herman /.filer.
eluiiri ; R. J feykoni & Co. . collar und cult
box : Prcd Howley , ulR.'irv Klynn IliothuisS
Co. . ami and vest ; ( ins. Wordoinun. wlnu ;
Jomiph Albreeht. wine ; Henry Mies , Clears ;
MotIliothurs beer : l > r S'otiIsltv ' , electric
motor , Mor/.V Her. beer , lloiriiiiin ft Mren ,
rlirars : H. C. ShrlKley , ? l : ( Jus. He-Idler. wines
O'driuly .V Illiike teas Mlchnol and Thomas
O'Connor , wine ; Ilriino fritlimin. . > ics Pat
rick Kourloy. clvais ; Thomas Doctor. ( I ;
Henry Martin. clKttrs : ( i..an tor , clears ;
Charles llnnnsc , cUnrsi H. I ! . 0 rot to ,
wMiu ; A. W. llnbcnck , ? . " > worth
of goodsMr . Tobias , table cloth ;
nnd chair tidy ; Mrs. Slllioin. tl : Mrn Tra ,
ILfiO ; Mm Molcjsosky , tl ; Mrs. Daml. fie cents ;
MIH , Mleliul , to ispoons and fnil.s ; Mrs.
Dlcntsbler. liaiidknrclilufi ; Mri. Anursory ,
lare curtains and tidy : Mrs , Hany. | tl ; Mrs.
Koiitsky. tl ; Mis I'avlliu , M cunts ; Mrs. Jnros.
Mi-onts : Mrs Hlmek , tl ; Mrs. Krainollsfh. tl ;
Mrs. Itulal.M cents ; Mrs. Novak , Hotter stand :
Allcis Novak , silver c.-islor : MIH Kranek. fruit
stand ; John I'mnek , album : 1'ianli I'r.incMc ,
wlnoset : Mrs. Mnntonsek , pillow shams ; Mis.
Slaceli , pillow nliams ; Vao'f ' ACo.baUorV
goods ; , ) . 11. WatUns > Co. , liimbnr : l V.
niTinnU. tl ; K. S. M. , cradle , quilt and chair ;
T A. Kopek , sliver knives and foiKs ; Mr .
Votiiai-ka , dish and pbite ; Mis. llurkn , Kims
eantor ; Nebiimkn S.iIncs hank. f5 ; Kudolph
Dart/ , soda water ; 1'r.ink Ii.iltnur , clgais ;
MiiKilallmi rivonUa , lamp and te.i sot : Nu-
braxka sbou compnnv. .slippers : Thomas
Oeary , boots ; Henry I'lshor , JSs ll.nbara 1M-
vonl.a. xoda ; I'nuik J. Shelany , piano ; Jolin
c. tl , 1'iod Kruir. hcer.
Hoard of Indication IMuellni ; .
All incrnbors of the board of education
were present lust night. The contract with
Kggos & Bock to build thu Brown park
school building for rll.liri ( wasslgncdana the
bonds approved. J. K. Owens was awarded
the contract ; to grade the Brown park lot at
9 4 cents per cubic yard.
James I ) . .Ion os was appointed a committee
to sco to having the old mown park sciiool
building removed.
The contract with the Smcad Heating com
pany was sent back to have separate con
tracts drawn for tbo Brown park and Fouith
ward bulldlncs
Kdu-ard Kit/K < ; riild Again.
Edward Fitzgerald , ho of police familiarity
and prison records , with nn unbroken record
of thlovings , was before Judge King , charged
by S. M. 1'ross with stealing two dummies ,
two overcoats and other garments of ttie
value of $ . " > 0 , and tbo Just Judge Justly bound
the larcenloiiH Kdward over to the district
court to answer to the charge of grand lar
ceny.
Heavyweight Klilit.
A ton-round "glove contest for $ .10 n side
and the entire gate receipts will take place.
In Gel-mania hall Friday evening between
William Walker , the heavyweight black
smith , and an unknown. Both men nro in
line trim and they promise to give a rattling
light from start to finish.
Notes Aliout tlio City.
L. J. Carpenter has returned from Boat-
rice.
Francis McBride will remove to Chicago
Juno 1.
V. A ( u-ccn. nn early day citizen , Is back
visiting friends.
T. F. Fuller of Swift & Co. , who has boon
In Chicago on n short visit , has returned.
The Swift Baseball club will play 11. C.
Ilnrtry's Tips next Sunday forenoon for $1011
a side.
A mnrrlngo license has been granted to
Kmll Stoltand Miss Matilda 12. Klof. both of
this city.
A. SIpo , father of Joseph W. Sipo , on his
way back from the west , Is visiting his son
nnd family.
Joseph Ueddln , charged by Mrs. McXa-
nrnra with criminal assault , was discharged
by Judge King.
James P. Hayes , chief of the G. II. Hammond
mend 11 TO department , has gene to Chicago on
a fortnight's visit.
William h. Oroyson of Swift ft Co. , with
his wife has sailed from Furopo and will bo
at his desk again on Juno 1.
The Bohemian Turners have elected John
Movarec to Jill the vacancy caused by the
resignation of Joseph Boowar.
Assessor Klclmrd Haurigan has made his
first estimate of tha annual assessment and
places the llguros at ? l,9ti5,000 , with SJ 1,000
In out-lying additions.
Yardmaster Joseph Henry's barn , Twenty-
eighth and K streets , win blown over last
nluht. No damage was done to his horse or
buggy in the burn.
Thlrty-llvo business mnn attended the
meeting of the Merchants' Protective union
piuscnt.
In No Xiunis for It.
Now , luubaud , I told you to got blue rib
bon , and you brought red , mm jou brought
codfish when I said mutton , mid. worst of all.
you forgot that bcttlo of Bailor's 1'aln
Paralyzer , when von know how I Miller from
headache and rheumatism , and Us the only
thing 1 over got that helps me. O , dear !
what n nmu.
The following marriaro licenses were Is-
iiicd by Judge Shields yesterday :
Name and Address. Ace
UniiifM I' . Joiii-s , South Omaha . -j |
1 IMim 1'rost , Houlli Omaha . to
I Jarceu Thompson. West Omaha . : w
I Anniu Krae ur , Omaha . in
No griping , no nausea , no pain when Do
Witt's Mttlo Karlv Utsors nro tauon. Small
pill. Sato jll. ) Best pill.
The production of spectacle has been mndo
ptactlcablu outstdo of the largo cities by
Messrs. Ullmoio and Ysilo , who have given
years of study to this interesting style of
stngo amusement. Two special sl/os of
tccnery nro carried , so tbo production is
feasible upon any stage of fair dimensions ,
Everything Is carried , so the cities that are
visited are not depended upon for an > thing.
The prices of admission are no moro than in
the larger cities , nnd tbo same grand per
formance Is given , The company Is not "split
up" for the smaller cities , us ninny suppose ,
but comes in its entirety , so you can sec
spectacle ut homo without going to the larger
points. How vftcctunlly this Is done nuiy bo
seen at the four performances of W. J. till-
ir.oro's great spectacle , "Tho Twelve Tempta-
ttons , " which opens at the lloyd on Sunday
ulght next. _
Clarence tnle ) , the big headed boy now on
exhibition at the Uden Musco , Is drawing
crowds. Hu Is a phenomena , Inasmuch as ho
is but six years old and talks and acts as Intel-
gently as any man. "Desperate Chances , " a
a thrco act comedy drama , Is running In the
thcatro and is a novel entertainment ,
Ucsjlor'sMagloHcadacho Wafers. Cures all
hcaduchcs Ini ailnutcs. At all druggists
Dr. Criun , S.W. cor. lOtli nnd DoOgo
Ita.curo3 ctuicor und all chroniu diseases.
SOFTENING UP CALVINISM.
Modifications in tbo Presbyterian Oonfcsiion
of Faith to Bo Submitted.
JUDGE COOLEY A VERY SICK MAN ,
Domantln of Organized ImtiorllcfiiHctl
by tlio Worlil'H Knlr l oiir l Civil-
Izlnjj Influence < > ( liiifTnlo
11111 on Indians.
CHICAGO Orncc OP TUB DUE , I
CHICAGO. May 20. f
It 11 given out onielully that at
tbo Presbyterian general assembly
which meets at Detroit today tiio
cominlttco appointed to revise tbo Westmin
ster confusion of fallb will submit a report
mlvlsliiK Unit "no alterations or amendments
be proposed that would in any way impair
the Integrity of the reform or Unlvinlstlc
system of doctrine taught In the confession. "
If the report as presented bo udontcd tbo aim
of tbo committee , ' 'to bridge over thn gulf
that appears to Ho between tbo spirit of tbo
confession and that of our church in those-
latter days , " will bo reached. Two chapters
have been inserted , one relating to the work
of the Holy Spirit , and the other to the mil-
vorial need of tbo gospel. The now confes
sion nas nothing to say nbout men and angels
belng"forcordnlned to everlasting doith , " but
It will require a theological mlnil to see n dis
tinction between "to p m by' and "not to elect
untoovcrlastingllfc , " tbo latter being the now
reading. The rolcrcnca to "Infants dying in
infancy" hits been modlllcd. Tbo Hotn.m
Catholics are no longer "pnplsts" and "Idol
aters , " but they nro included among "tho ad
herents of false religions. "
juniiH COOI.KV vnnv SICK.
Judge Cooley will not preside at the Inter
state railway commission at St. Paul tomor
row on account of bis Ill-health. Tbo com
mission ban considerable work before It to
accomplish , but Colonel Morrison will per
form the chairman's duties and only four of
the members will bo present. The quartet
will consist of General \V. l-i. Bratrg , Colonel
W. H. MorrisonV. . 0. Vcazey and Judge
Martin A. Knnpp of Syracuse , N. Y. , tbo
newlv appointed commissioner. Judge
Cooley Is said to bo a very sick man and bis
filends are thoroughly alarmed.
S-ETIIUK ron oiitMNunn I.AIIOK.
Orgnni7cd inhor received a setback and n
surprise from the directors of the world's fair
last night. At the mooting of last Friday
evening the outlook was very favorable for
the granting of a minimum scale of wages ,
out lust night's meeting reversed all action
and declared against granting the demands.
E\-ProsIdent Uago said , after the meeting ,
that ho saw no way In which the matter could
bo reopened. Soon after the meeting opened
the committee In charge of the matter pre
sented n lengthy report setting forth the
arguments made by the labor organizatt us ,
the granting of the demand for arbitration
mid eight hours and proceeded to give reasons
why tbo minimum wages scale cannot bo
conceded. The report sajs in part :
"Tlio propositions involve ttio making or n
law by the corporation which shall llx the
terms , or at least a minimum rate of wages ,
betuecn either parties who must contract to-
tfotbor , viz the employer and tbo employed.
Such it course , if adopted by this corporation ,
would bo without a precedent either In state
or municipal legislation , or by private cor
porations prosecutlnir their own affairs. It
nlso appears that tbo labor representatives
presented to the Illinois general assembly n
petition that the minimum scale provision bo
incorporated in n stnto world's fair bill , and
that a committee , having charge of such legis
lation rejected tbo petition , thereby refusing
to give a fixed minimum rate of wages either
the moral or legal force of a statutory ena t-
ment. This notion of the state legislature
forms an immediate precedent unfavorable
to the adoption of the proposition.
"Tho board is advertise
required by its by-laws to
vertise for bids for contract work and for
materials and to award contracts to the Uest
and lowest responsible bidders ; to invitoopcn
competition from all sources , and could not ,
cither directly or indirectly , give any pro-
fcrcnco or advantage to local contractors.
"It Is expected of the board that it will
pursue all reasonably rational and useful
methods in prosecuting the work which lies
before you. It is expected that it will not
enter upon experiments or practice decided
innovations upon established methods. "
A vote was then taken on the resolutions
and thov wore adopted with only about per
haps a do/on dissenting votes. The labor
representatives are extremely dissatisfied
and have telegraphed Mr. Powderly to lay
the matter baforo the Cincinnati convention
and a mass uueting will bo bold here Satur
day.
iMi'oitrvNT MouTOAnn nnciiiox.
Judge Holland passed on an important
branch of tbo Leopold litigation yesterday.
February 8 , 1890 , the firm executed a tr.ort-
gage in favor of Stolnbuch & Co. for $ : ? 0,000
advanced. Henry Leopold represented that
bis ilrm was abundantly solvent and did not
want the mortgage recorded , Helylng on bis
statements the Now York 11 rm failed to re
cord its mortgage until November fi , IS'.K ) . In
tbo meantime Leopold Ill-others attached the
same property to secure the payment of $1G-
000 to Francis B. PcaboUy , SIU.OOO to
Samuel Cole , $7.000 to Carrfo B. Leopold ,
$ UOUO to iBnau Hrtss and $15,000 to Lehman
Spelgel. Then the firm confessed judgment
for $1:10,000 : and failed , loavine the New
York firm without security for the $00,000.
Stoinbuch & Co. lllcd a bill to sot aside the
subsequent mortgages on the ground of
fraud. The Leopolds conteuded by demur
rer that the Now \ork people word gulltv of
neglect In not recording tho"mortgage. . The
court said that if the Leopolds had not failed
It could not bo suid that complainants had no
rights bccauso the mortgage was nota matter
of record The demurrer was overruled ,
and twenty days were allowed In which to
amend the bill.
A TIMtlU COTTTltUST. .
A meeting of tlio stockholders of the Inter
national terra cottti company was hold hero
last night. The object was to consider the
advisability of forming a terra cotta trust ,
taking In all the manufacturers in the
United States. A majority of the stockhold
ers favored sueli a plan , and a cominlttco
consisting of Charles B. Fuller of Boston , A.
B Ilnllmnn of Chicago , Kdward Lauorbach
of New York , and Charles Corroll of Iowa ,
was appointed to arrange for the promotion
of a trust and instructed to report when it
should have been accomplished.
llfl-T.U.O IIII.I.'S
A gentleman wilting from Darmstadt , Ger
many , says the Indians with Colonel Cody's
Wild West show are happy and contented.
Most of than hnvo sent money homo
A Purt Cream of Tartar Powder.
Superior to every other known.
Used in Millions of Homes
40 Years the Standard.
Delicious Cake and Pastry , Light Flaky
Biscuit , Griddle Cakes , Palatable
and Wholesome.
L Wo other baking powdu docs such work.
GRAND SPECIAL.
Twice each year , once in the fall and once about this time in the spring ,
we arrange a grand benefit sale of Clothing for our customers. This we do for a
two-fold purpose : First , to show * in a measure , our appreciation of the magnificent
support accorded us by the citizens of Omaha and the west since the clay we opened ,
and second , to create a grand and lasting advertisement for our store. Every man
who takes advantage of the sale which we began on
WEDNESDAY MORNING
and who will tell his friends of the wonderful bargain he gets , is by far the best advertisement
we can get , and we intend to have eighteen hundred such advertisements talking for us in the
next ten days. We have been preparing for this sale ( and the sales to follow ) for weeks. Our
buyer has scoured the eastern markets day after day for bargains ( as a scourer he beats Sapolio ) .
He has bought twenty-five suits of one kind , fifty of another , a hundred of another , a hundred
and fifty of another , and so on , making a grand total of
I18OO SUITS. !
These Suits have been selected with great care.
They come in sacks and frocks.
They come in all sizes , from 34 to 42.
They come in dark colors , medium colors and light colors.
There are suits for young men , suits for middle-aged men , and suits for men who sit in
the "bald head" row.
There are suits for the laboring man , the mechanic , the merchant and the professional
man. Not a suit in the entire lot but what is worth a full grown ten-dollar bill , most of them
worth twelve to fourteen dollars , and many are worth up to fifteen dollars. We have put the
entire eighteen hundred suits in one grand lot , and for ten days , beginning Wednesday morning ,
you can take you pick for
Remember we are going to sell eighteen hundred suits in the next ten days a hundred and eighty a day and
we always make a success of our undertakings.
CORNER DOUGLAS AND FOURTEENTH STREETS.
to tholr families from their first pay. They
were surprised to see so many soldiers over
there. They say : "Heap soldiers , moro
soldiers than General Miles has got.1 They
say that If General Miles had not scared
them with so many soldiers last winter they
would have been llcbtlng still. They looked
for only a few soldiers at the time and they
would whip them by detail , but General
Miles brought more than they over saw before -
fore nnd it frightened them. Their young
men lost courage and surrendered without
killing lots of people as they intended.
IHltll TO FIND Till : 1TVTA.
Commodore Lundlow of the United States
navy does not think the Charleston will over
find the Itnta und says that seems to DO
the general opinion among the war depart
ment ofllcials at Washington.
"It is like hunting for n iibcillo In a hay
stock , " said the commodore at the Palmer
house. "Tho Pncillo ocean Is n rather largo
body of water and it is no easy task to llnd
any ship there that Is endeavoring to keep
out of the way. "
A NEW 1HNK.
The National Bank of the Republic Is the
name of a new llnunchil institution which
will open in Chicago about July 1. H will
have ? l,000.000 capital and will bo located not
far from the corner of La Sallo nudJQulucy
streets.
novn IN TUB itor.K or A puoi'iii-.T.
Ex-Governor James B. Boyd has becorao a
weather prophet and boldly prognosticates as
far ahead us next October. It will bo very
stormy in Nebraska nbout that time , it his
predictions come true , and the btorm center
will bo located at tbo state capital. The
governor passed through the city today on
route homo by way of St. Paul , and talked
freely nbout the situation. Ho has been east
In consultation with ox-Attorney General
Garland , who will attend to thn case in the
supreme court. According to Mr. Boyd ,
cquluoxlal storms will bo light affairs com
pared with the commotion which will take
place In the ranks of republican ofllca holders
when bo takes his seat again , and bo con
fidently expects to do so.
"Mr. Garland has carefully canvassed the
points lnvlovcd'lsnld Mr. Boyd nttho Grand
Pacific this morning , "and from what ho
says I am conlldont that I shall take the scat
to which I wivs cnoson by the people.
Then , " ho added with humble grim humor
in his eye , "thoro will bo a cyclone. 1 was
treated \\ith very scant courtesy when I was
removed from oftlco , nnd my successor has
shown all possible haste in removing men I
nmioiuted and milling others in their places.
When I got control again they cannot com
plain if I am equally prompt ill putting thorn
out , returning to their positions men who
suffered by the injustice done to mo. "
Mr. Bovd sovorijv criticized the members
of the supreme court who concurred In the
majority opinion , saying Unit they displayed
pudi Indecent bnsto that they would not even
allow him time for tbo proper presentation of
his case and exercise his legal rights in tbo
inoimses ,
WESTEIIN rr.ori.n IN CHICAGO.
Among the western people in Chicago
today wore tbo following :
At the Grand Pacliic W. J. Carroll , Hon.
James K. liovil. Mr. nnd Mrs. F. A. Nash.
Omaha ; K. U. Smith , D. T. Hedges. Sioux
City , la. ; Mrs. I. H. Stevens , Salt Lake ,
Utah.
At the Auditorium- . II. Wltmor , Cedar
Rapids. la. : J. W. Wells , Schuylor , Neb. ;
T. A. Murphy , Dos Mnlnes , lu.
At the l-ohmd G. W. Myers , Montana.
At the Wellington-Mrs. O. J. Taylor ,
Sioux City , la.
At the Palmer-H. L. Goodrich. Fremont ,
Nob. ; J. K. Klloy , Hon and Mrs. W. A. Paxton -
ton , Omaha ; T. It. Jones , Salt Lake. Utah.
At the Sherman J. U. King. Wing B.
Allen , Omaha. ATKINSON.
How It Cninu About.
NOW , doctor , It's no use. I'vo taken your
stuff ovoi six month and I don't gel well
worth a cent * my liver and stomach are out
of order , so yen sav , but all your mcdlclno
goes for naught. Now , I am going to quit
your remedies nnd take Hallor's Sarsnparilla
nnd Burdock-It cured mo once before \\hcn
I was all run down , nnd I have faith to uo-
llovoit will do so again.
A Iti-akoinnnV Ijlfo.
On August IB , IbSP , Frank Marshall , a
brakeman on a Missouri Pacliic freight train
was killed between this city and South
Omaha , bv falling between two cars. Today
Sarah A. Marshall brought suit to recover
(10,000 damages from the company.
Sluco it Is now a well established fact that
catarrli is a blood disease , medical men uro
nulto generally prescribing Ayor's Sarsnpar-
Ilia for that most loatusomo complaintand tbo
result , in nearly every Instance , uruvoa tbo
wisdom ot tbelr advice ,
.E.
THE GREAT LIVER and STOMACH REMEDY
Cures nil disorders of the Stomach , Liver , llom'ls , Kitlcnys , Hliuldar , Nervous
llhcnssK , Loss of Apnutilc , Ilcii'lnt'lie , ( 'onsllpiitljii. Costlvcniss Iti.llgosli n , Bilious
ness , Fctcr , Files lite , , nnd rcu tors the system lex liable to contract diseasi1.
DYSPEPSIA.
nADWAY'fi FIMjS nro euro for this complaint. They tone tip the Internal secretions to
healthy action , rostoru strength to thu stomai'li , : uid ntmhln It to miffnrm its functions.
I'rlcoS.'o a box. Sold by all druggists , or mailed by UAlJWAY & UO..U.J Wairon rilteot , Now
York , on receipt of price.
BATHE THE
FACE WITH
HEALING
COOLING
DOES NOT SMART NOR STING- REDUCES REDNESS.
CHECKS BLEEDING. JUST AS IT REDUCES ANY
INFLAMMATION , IT SENDS BACK THE BLOOD
WHICH THE RASPING OF THE RAZOR HAS DRAWN
NEAR THE SURFACE , SO LEAVES THE FACE WHITE ,
SOFT AND SMOOTH , WITHOUT THE SHININESS
CAUSED BY OTHER LOTIONS. FOR THIS PURPOSE
FAR SUPERIOR TO BAY RUM , COLOGNE OR PER
FUMED WATER. BEST BARBERS USE IT.
YOU HAVE A BOTTLE. WHY DON'T YOU TRY IT *
WHEN PURCHASING , ACCEPT POND'S EXTRACT ONLY.
REFUSE SUBSTITUTES , PROBABLY WORTHLESS.
POND'S EXTRACT CO. . NEW YORK AND LONDON.
NO O"LJR.Fx ! NO PAY.
1310 Douglas Street , Omaha , Neb.
Sevontrrn year * axierU > noo. A rt-'iihr Krnlimto In tnodiclno m dlpiomii shoir U tlll troitlnj 'Tlt'i
thoKrcntest ucco , U NOTTOIM , Ctironlannil 1'rlvatci Iliai ui. A pjruinnont euro Kuarnulool for Catnrrh
SpermatorrhiE. ! . Io lM nhoiid , Seminal \V nknu.i . Nlitlit l.oites , liniiotuncy. Srphllli , htrlctciro , und ail ills-
e.uiii of the Illood , MKIn and Urinary On ; ins. Nil. 1 uuaranteu tr > fur every cau I iinilartikii and Mil ti
cure Consultation froo. lljok iMjatorUi of l.lfononl froj O UiuliourJ-'J a. lu. tab p. m bundar U
a in. to 12 m
YOU NEED WOT FEAR
thtit iMMipln T > III know j'otir Imlr Is dji'il If
jou line tlmt jiorfM-t linltiitlon of imtine ,
Tutt'sCHair ' Dye
Noono rim ilrtrct It. It Imparts a Rlntiy
coloranil fri-uli llflitotlinlutlr. I'.itillynn-
plk-il..l'i l ( v , l. Office.lit Turk 1'liM-o , N. V
COMMERCIAL DRUGGISTS
commit fraud hi substi
tuting any other jioroiM
plaster when IIKNSON'S
Is asked for. They do so
In outer to mukn morn
rnonoy out of you by n-ll-
Ini ; ) oti noniL'Iblntr Hint
001 ts them li ) llownr
of worthless Ilullutlotm.
. ( te. U
8TWtl A CURED i'jfi
CcMffmiui' AiUiinftCuron > tr/aiiwr\T3y ( !
uulinTrii U lb worn cu i ; iiiLrti COD ) . W
f rUU * l8 pj ff eti ourtl vttir Il oth ri Uil. A il
trial xmffw f j | A noit tJitftital , I'riw , 60 cti , * P Dl
31.00. cf I > rejti'i tv nail. Caapl * riwX/5 nrH
iuap. DU. K. SOIIirFTJAIfTf , St P QMinn , fcj
I It. T. PKI.IV noiTiiAi it-H OKIINTAI. :
UUUAU , OU ji.uimu. IIIAII : ; iriiu. :
.3 ItfinovtBTull , I'llilpN > , l-i , cl-
ICH , Mulh l-JlUliff , H.ifcli nnd Skill
Dlioiu , aiiil DMT ) ' liltnilrli on
Ltauty , nlid iltlUn
ltliitlon. It li >
Hl thu ti t ol ID
ni. and li no
tmlcM \ \ .u tt lt
to ho Mirolttv pi > i
uly inadu. At n 1 1
ti < i rtiuntiifflt of
fclinflni imini' . 1)1 ) IM
A. hatr > uld to li
ludy of thulmut Inn
I rironilnilutdim -
nuU'vC'Hniii'aillio
i liiiiniful c f nil
Ilio > L | piriwuu-
tlon " For millhy
Pll llii-fe'Kl.H nllil
Ft 11 y Guud Dital'
enlnthel'iiltnl Mdle , Can ,1ainmt Knrupp
ftHU.T IIOI'KINSVloii-r.S7UnatJolicfSt. V. Y
DR. BAILEY ,
Graduate Dentist.
A KullSet of Teeth on llubter ,
lor HVB Hol.l tin A porfei t
lit itunranU-eil Teeth extracto I
without | mm or ilaiik'or. nn I
iTllliout aime llietlc > . ( iolil uiiJ
liter Illllnifi at lowoit raett
llrlUno nl frown Work 'leuth
without t'lat All work war
Ot'F'lCE , PAXTON BLOCK , 16TH AND FARNAM
Kntranco , Itib ilreet clcrulor. Open uvenlrui
UBlllb o'clotk
LE
French Monthly lligniliu. An Invuluubla help to
Kr-nilnluik'iiU and 11.1 licrn. Kfca unu-'o ropy
, UKIILIKACU. , W. Madliya K < J.Newur
MOORE'S
TREE OF LIFE
Hnimmu , In. , Nov. 10 , ' 85.
Bit. J. B. Mooun Ooni- Sir : t tuko
grout plcnturo in siiyiup Unit your rem
edy for kiilnoy anil Hvor trouble ? , tlio
Tree of Life , la all tbnt you recommend
it to be. I spotlit from porsonnl experience -
once , hnvlntr usuil it I can testify of
gront bcncfiuinl results.
Yours respectfully ,
ANTHONY JACOIIS , EvmiRolist.
Moore's Tree of I.lfo , n poiltlvo cnro for Kldnoy
end [ .Ivor Complilnt and all hloodilHoisos. Dool It
ay to Butter when you can lie cured hr uiliu Moore's
'Ireoof I.lfo , the Ure.it I.lfo llemody ?
UlNOOllN
Floral Gonversatory.
South East Oor. G and 17th , Lincoln , Neb
W. S. Sawyer & Co.
PLANTS AND CUF FLOWERS ,
General collection of piutita and cut flowers
nlwiiys nil litind. I'lorul ilusljcns , hoiiipiots
litihkotH , ot < - . , for D'lillul WiitldliiKsniid futi-
ulH n biioelally , mid -iciit to any pur t ofllio
htato. I'rleo lint fti'o. I ) scon lit In iiiiliir-
iiKt > rion fiiiiiTiil HorU. Ti'lfuhdiii1 , .ill.
HeWs Ncrvo Tonic Pills
CurolUkOnionla , . e < uu < lllllll l'hil >
cil lleMlltr , \ Itil Kxhauitlnn , J'tln
lnthIlicltColillIiiudorrrctIlit < ]
ClrruUllon , llluo Mnm noilrr ( lie
If ! irimnl , and nil other.Nfrtoua
or Illood rUoaieula Kltlicr bcx.
Hotb'o Nerve Tcnio Pillo
MAKES NEVHEALTHV DLOOD
AMD RESTOREa THE NERVOUS SYSTEM
Theylirlnrjthoro y tltttofJIcallhto Ilio
RlilloW check. If ynuuroDUlIorlnif from lo <
ronKementof the NcrvoH , nipiiro Illood or
1'ufct ICrrorw. you should nt onoa tuko IIr.
IlnbbH * Ni-rvo 'jTonlo IMIlN , the Uroiil
fclfo Jlcnow < rnH they will oorlch your JllooJ
toil ftreinrtliou your Nerve . I'tlro , 60 cetiU Vlftl.
Torealo l < jr aruigl6tsoment : by icall ,
HOBO'S tVlEDIOINE CO.
rnopntT9ita <
LAM tMCIBC.O. OAki CHIOASO. IIU
DOCTOR McGREW ;
THE SPECIALIST.
Mori-limn li > e.in oxpcrlonco in tlio treatment of
PR VATE DISEASES.
A euro Runrantceil In 11n A clays , without lioloiioi
n n liour'n tUuu
GLEEP.
The mo l complete nnd nlmihito euro for uloot nnd
all iinnoyliin ( tUcluria's OU.T known to the medical
prufesalun 1'crmiuicnUy ciirtMl In froinitolu ilttyl
STRICTURE
Or pnlnln rolleilnir Ilia Mmlilor cui-wl without pnln
or liiKtriiiuentH , no cutting , no illhitlnic ' 1 he moil
rem.irkubloremedy known to modurn Hctquco
SYPHILIS.
Cured In no tofpOdnyn lir MUlrew's treatment for
tills ttMrtblo liloiulillseu'Olni't Luen pronouIICIM ! III *
mom iiccu < tul remocly uvur ( Uncovered for llic nb-
eoluto euro of the illnuuo lilt BIICCOJJ with U > l
( llM'ii-u lm never lieon mimillo I. A complete cur *
KUiininteed.
LOST \NHOOD
nessall wo lUncnos of it o oexuiil ortrnnv nervous *
And timidity mid despoudeney absolutely euitiJ.
Tlio relief b Imincdl uo unit complete.
SKIN DISEASES , . _
nnd nil dlsea-oi or the hlooil , liver , kidney ] , and
bladder permanently cured
FEMALE DISEASES
Tlio doctor 9 "I Taica Treatment" fur Indies Is pro-
nnunrcd by nil n ho hnvo nnud It to bo the mo t com-
plclonml ctinvi-nli'iit ri'mod ) over oltcred for Hit
treatment of fmnnlii ill-e.uoj It IH truly a wumlerlul
reined ) , llunii lor Ittdlet . fium 2 to 4 only
DR. MoOJREW'S
.Mnrvcllnil' ucci" In the trcntiuont of private dl-
e t t'i Inn wnn for him n lepntntlon nhlih In trull )
nntliiird lu ctinrui tcr , and hts Kreit urniy of pniloutd
lenchei from the Atlantic to the I'.iHMr I'hn d.n tor
It a itrmlunlo of * ri iilar' ineillclno nnd IUH hay
lonti nnd rarufnl o\parli > m > o In lioapltnl priu'tlco ,
mill Is claimed IIIIKIIK llii > leii'llim HpeclnllstH In moil *
rrn m-loticn Tro.itment by i-orri' < pondinro Wnu
for clietiLirs about each ot Iho ubmo illioiiei froo.
Olllcu , 14th and Fnrn m Slraots , Omaha
Nub. Kntranco on either struot
llnMI
Korlhotroitmontof nil Cllltns'lO AND SL'llOIOAfi
lllHK.AbKllrucoi ) , Appll iiiciii forD'ifuniiHimanJ
Trunuoi lloit Kncllltlo * Appuratui end Itomudlal
foriuccoKful treilmoiit of ofofr form of ill o i
in < julrliiK MoJIcal or Hurulcal Trunlmont. NINIM'V
IttJOMS KJH I'ATII.'NIS , Hoard nnd Attimdiinc * .
IIHU ArconiMiuilnlloni Wmt. Wrllo for clrculari on
liofonuitlOH and llrnrot , Truism , Cluu IVuU Curva
tures of bplno , I'llus , Tumors , I'nnccr Cntnrrb ,
llrocichltli. Inlrilntl.in , Klui-trlelly 1'aralyils , Itpll *
vyiy. Kldnoyii , llladdcr Kyo. Knr , hkln nud Illood.
unU nil riuult-nl ( Iporntlons UIHKAHKS UK NVUMCH
n Bpcclalto. Hook 01 llsi ) > a < os of Woman l'r o. Vff ,
liatuhiluly mldi'il : i lytru In Dnpirtmont for Woiima
Durlnif ronltiitmirnt ( Strlr-tly I'rlvslo I Only Unit * .
liln Mmllml ln > tltnto Making A HpocUlly of 1'llt-
VATi ; DHKASKH.
All Illuod Il m os mircoofully troatei ) . .Modlctn *
) r Inttriiments font by mill or eipron leciimlr
pnrkud no m irks to indlctla contents or tondor.
OIHI porioni. Inturvlovr prefurrail. Cnll nn I coniull
u * or und liUory of your i.ne , nnd wo irlll send la
Inln wrnppor our HOOK I'O MKN FUKK ) upon j'rl-
VRIn Hpctlnl or .Vervain llno sc i , wlth.jiioitl'ja llll ,
Addre nll Ictlur * teA
A T. Mol-niiflhiin , .
t/th / und Hurn y Ktri'ii , OiuuUii. *
ferlly nfe , heerfall. SpoktpAM. hmd tcltiiini > Uo
rutUulm. AJJieii LION DKUG CO.Ba ltll. V.
Tursalu bu Ooodiuuti Drue Co , , OtuaUo.
