" 8 THE OJV1AHA DAILY JL > JUHIb. THURSDAY , MAY 28 ,
THE CITY.
Ella Wolrs of South Omnlin has boon
adjudged Insnno ana will bo taken to the
riHylum today.
ShorilT Boyd will po to Lincoln today
and with him will go Mtunio Grcon and
Ooorgo Meyer , who have bcon sentenced -
toncod to do tlino in the ponltontiary.
The Staploton land company filed
articles of incorporation In the ofllco of
the county clerK todaj' . The capital
Block IH $100,000. divided Into shares of
tlOO each. The Incorporatora are D. C.
Stnploton , E. M. Mullotto and 0. W
Anderson.
Dr. Blrnoy euros catarrh. Boo bldg.
. '
A Mttlo Illnzc.
The brjck store building nt 1210 Pnrk
'avonuo. owned by M. Toft and occupied by
C. Williamswan dnmii ? od to the extent of f.'OO
yesterday inornltitf by lire. A look In the fifty
gallon Kiisollno tank allowed the llulil to rim
over the lloor , and when a lire wai started In
tlio steve for the purpose of burning up a lot
of rubbish , It conimunlcatcU to the cnsollne.
DeWltt's Llttlo E'trlv Uts or sfortho LIvor.
Well IMcnscil with Tlielr Treatment.
At a mooting hold tit the hotel Mln-
nokahta , Hot Springs , S. D. , Sunday
ovonliifr , May 17 , by the citizens com
prising thd uxuui'ston party from Deadwood -
wood , Load City , Central ( Jltynnd Itiipid
City , visiting tlio Ilof Springs on the In
vitation of Colonel Fred T. Evans , to
celebrate the onenlng of the mammoth
plunge bath , It waa unanimously re-
colved that tlioy tender to him tholr
thanks for his energy and public spirit
in creating n beautiful and delightful re
sort , whore the peoploof the Black Hills
can enjoy at homo , all the recreation and
pleasure that can bo found nt any of the
famous eastern resorts , and to express
to him their appreciation of his untiring
efforts towards making tholr visits picas-
ant and thoroughly onjovable , and of
the bountiful and generous treatment
received at his hands , also of the kind
and courteous attention shown to the
party by all the citizens of Hot Springs.
Before the meeting adjourned Colonel
Evans was Invited in and with a neat lit
tle speech by Mr. .Coo of Dead wood was
presented with a handsome ring , made
by Gillette < fc Hockninn of Dead wood of
Black Hills gold , as a , material evidence
of the regard and good wishes of the
party.
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MOUNTAINS AND OOKAN.
Transit anil Improved Train
Service ; via tlio Pennsylvania f/lncs.
With the coming of the boated term
Long Branch , Atlantic City and Capo
May , Newport , Martha's Vineyard ,
Nantiickotnnd the otllor places of sum
mer sojourn along thg coast of Now
Jersey , Malno and Massachsotts , as well
as the resorts of the eastern mountains ,
como into the thoughts of thousands of
persons in all parts of the United States.
For to these retreats , where there are
hotels and boarding houses suited to
every requirement and every purse ,
come all sorts and conditions of men in
pursuit of the health and vigor brought
by the refreshing ; waves and strengthen
ing air. Under' the schedule of the
Pennsylvania lines , which will shortly
bo placed in elTect , there will
bo especial adaptation of through
train ana through car service
for reaching these resorts. Fast express
trains with Pullman sleepers and dining
cars will arrive at Philadelphia In time
for connection with trains that bring the
Now Jersey coast within two hours of
that city. Connection will bo made with
the trains that run from Now York
throughout TTow England and with boats
of the Fall river line that iiiTord facility
for a most delightful journey to the re
sorts oj.tho Now England coast. Tickets
via the Pennsylvania lines can bo pro
cured at any principal railway ticket
ofllco throughout the west ana north
west. A prospective map showing the
situation of the various resorts and a
concise description of their attractions
can bo obtained upon application to
George .Tonkins , Traveling Passenger
Agent , Dubuque , In ,
FOOT/.KlllTH . .a.VFOVEIt. .
Thcotloro Thomas has brought hia proat
orchestra to Omaha a good many times and
glvua concerts that evoked almost unlimited
demonstrations of delight. Ilu is announced
the lust tlino probibly , for some years for
fwo , concerts to bo
plvon at the Coliseum on
Wednesday , Juno il. No words of praise are
flooded for this orchestra or its visit and emi
nent leader. Ho Is the model with whom
other loaders are compared and to him this
country Is Indebted , more than to
any other , for Its knowledge of what
Is best as well as incut enjov-
able in Instrumental music. It Is safe
to anticipate a programme of moro than or
dinary attraction for it will be of the same
class as tlmso that have recently crowded
the largest hull In Now York and It will bo
varied with solos by Campanlc , who Is nciUn
Ringing with his olj-tlmo success ; by Miss
Fleming , a contralto and a great favorite
with concort-goors and by that prince of
pianists. Josoffy. This will bo a rare combi
nation of excellence and eminence with fln-
Ish and popularity and Is dolluutful enough
in anticipation to crowd the house , if any-
tiling musical can do so. The vote on the
proRWtnmo up to 0 o'clock last evening was
as follows :
Matinee performance : First programme ,
o5 ; second , 04 ; third , ! I4. Evening : First
programme , 100 ; second , 220 ; third , 114.
Tno last regular concert of the Apollo sea
son of ISQO-ill will bo given at the First M ,
K. cjiurcli , Twentieth and Davenport streets ,
on next Monday evening , Juno 1. Tno prin
cipal part of the prognunmo will bo Uiuln's
dnimatlo cantata , "Tho Urusudors , " which
will bo given with full chorus , orchestra and
organ.
The Apollo subscribers must not got this
concert mixed up with the Thomas fotlral
on Wednesday avcnlni ; next. Tno Apollo
club aw mamigini ; the festival , but these
concerts are not Included In the roirular
season.
Thu soloists at the regular Apollo concert
Monday uvoiilne next will Do fillss Bayllss.
Mr. Knorrof Chicago , Mr. Pomioll and Mr.
Wilklns. Mr. Tnbor will preside at the orcnn
mm Mr. Marshall nt ttio piano. Hans Albert
will lead the violins In the orchestra. Ko-
served seats for the regular Apollo concert
may bo secured on Saturday next at Max
Meyer's.
This evening Vance's thrilling railroad
cpmcdy , "Tho Limited Mull , " opens Its on-
gagomontat IJoyJ's opera house , which will
contlnun till Saturday evening. During the
progress of the play a railroad train 100 foot
long ami nlno foot high will cross the stage In
six seconds. This U the only correct ami
realistic representation of a train In motion
over attempted , nnd U realUtio and startling
mid n marvel of Ingenuity. Thoa there will
bo. the suw mill scene , showing a saw mill In
operation , sawing ties nnd brldgo material.
A great many now devices In staeo mtichan-
Ism will bo seen for the first tlino In "Tho
Limited Mall. " Howovor. the play does not
rely entirely upon inoohanioal olToots , for It
will present n largo and talonto j cast. The
sain of scats opened this morning ,
Rentfrow's ' Jolly Putlitliidors will occupy
the Iloytt for the whole of nott week , com
mencing Sunday ovcnlncr. They will present
the following repertoire of musical farcocom-
odlos : Sunday nnd Monday , "Below VSoroj"
Tuesday , ' -Fun by Express ; " Wednesday ,
"Funny Scraps1 ; ' Thursday , "A Pair of
Owls ; " Friday , "Six t'oos lu a Pod ; " Satur
day , ' 'Tho Fast Mall. " On account of the
length of the engagement and the lateness of
the season , the prices have beoi llxod at 10 ,
20 , ! W and ftO cents. _
The brilliant orator and great scholar ,
Colonel Ilobott G. Iiigewoll , will deliver his
latest and best looturo upon "Shakospouro"
at the Grand opera house In this city on aim-
day evening. TbU Is Colonel IiiKcrsoU',1
Writ lecture upon a purely classical ana lltor- >
ury eubjuct , and will afford moro tu.au usual
that account ,
IN THIS LOCAL COUIliH.
Matter * Tltnt Are Occupying the
ImlKOH1 V InilH nt I'rcNnnt.
Before Judge Irvlno the trial of the case nt
Charles 11. Olson , administrator of thocstnto
of Edward Olson , deceased , against Max
Moycr was commenced. This Is a case that
arises nn account of the building on lower
Farnam street having bcon blown down two
years ago. At that time Olson wan running a
tailor shop In the small building Juit east ot
the Mover block. When the Meyer block
fell It crushed the adjoining building , killing
Olsoo , who was an occupant. The adminis
trator now brings suit for $10.0)0.
Cases wore dlimncd of as follows :
Judge Irvine Robert E , Kutm vs John F.
lioyd , sheriff , Judgment for plaintiff as per
stipulation ; KlchardVlllmtmon vs Charles
If. King ct al. , dismissed on motion of plain
tiff. .
Judge Ferguson Board of Commerce vs
Andrew Hani. Judgment for plaintiff In the
sum of f.'J.OO&ttU : Lew O. Hlubon vs David P.
F ( rquar , constable , on trial.
uilgo Davis John W. Connors , assignee ,
vs Omaha National bank , demurrer over
ruled and defendant elven leave to answer ;
Jacob K. House vs Frank I. Fuss et nil. , ver
dict for plaintiff in the sum of ( SOU ; Ucorgo
Mcridttli vs Charles E. Stratum ot al. , con-
tlnuoil ; Frank Scbnclscr vs Frank Mu ruby ,
Judgment for defendant ; Grover Stephens vs
Alfred 1) . Jones , suit for commission on sale
of real estate , on trial.
Judge Hopowcll Fannlo M. Sloman vs.
William II. Spcllman , plaintiff given leave to
illo reply ; George M. Grant vs. L. P. Pruyn ,
ot nl , demurrer to petition by defendants ,
Joseph II , Parrotto , S. C. Somplo nnd O. S.
Parrotto sustained , and Judgment rendered
agamyt Pruyn for $314.74 ; John A. Wako-
field \s. Peter Connor , et al , defendant D.
II. Smith given leave to illo answer and
Bales , Smith & Co to Hie demurrer ;
Wright lire proofing company vs. James
P. O'Brien , Judgment for defend
ant ; Frank Thomas vs John P. Dcnnoy , dis
missed on motion of plaintiff ; L. A. Gold
smith vs John U. McCarthy , continued ;
James A. Woodman vs George 1C. McIConnoy.
continued ; Henrietta Webber vs Albert Sll-
vormann , on trial.
Judge Doane Douglas County Bank vs
Ida II. Bohnn otal. , Judgment for the plain
tiff ; William Cumlngs vs Kobert Smiley et
al. . on trial.
.Judge Davis Is laboring with the case of
Stephens against Jones. Stephens claims to
have sold $7,000 worth of property for the de
fendant and was to have bean paid a com
mission of 2 per rent. In this case a Juror
asliod to be excused because he did not know
either party. The excuse was not sufllclcnt.
Probate- Mutt rs.
At the session of the probate court held
yesterday afternoon Uoiror Carroll was ap
pointed guardian of Joseph Carroll , Thomas
Burke and Charles Carroll. The bond was
llxcd atlr > 00.
Julia G. Klrnlmll was appointed guardian
of Maud A. ICimball and the bond llxed at
JJ.OOO.
Josephine Hoe was appointed administra
trix of the estate of Peter W. Hoe , deceased.
Maria XascisvlsUv administratrix of the
estate of Carl Zasclsvhky and Magglo Mur
phy administratrix of the estate of John F.
Murphy.
Today's Calls.
The court call for today Is as follows ;
linroUR JUUdE HOPEWKM.
17-me-K. M. Phillips vs Charles It. Uushman
ct nl.
18-3. > John A. Wakeflold vs I'oter Conner
ot al.
18-711 rannlo Sloman vs W. II. Spollnmn.
1882V. . W. ( Jropley vs George H. Gfdultlg
ct ill.
lb-m-W. N. Allen vs E. A. I.oavcnworth
ot al.
18-115- . N. Allen va E. A. I.eavcnworth
ol al.
17-lG-Henrlotta Webber vs A. M. Sllbor-
mann.
17-m : V. M. Phillips vs Charles K. Cushman
°
IWJO-K. M. I'hllllps vs K. J. Uory ot al.
18-131 Kniiny t'Jxa ft al vs Henry Livosov.
18-14 ! > Krod W. Uray vg Ulmrles Norllng
et al.
18-170 Hlclmrdson drug company vs T. W.
Spaford ,
18-174 A. Merer vs C. 0. S potswood.
18-I8V Crane company vs Henry Hartmun
ot al
lit- "luy 0. Hnrton vs John N. Oaso ct al.
ISjruno company vs 1'ut MeUouald
Ct a
13-Uii olof Hanson vs city of Florence.
.IUPGB FKWIUSO.V.
1&-17I Charlus W. Whlto vs Hpoeor Otla.
17-r.'l ; W. S. Muyno v M A. Upton.
17Kil.ivld : ) K. Thoinp vs Oiniiha Na-
tlor.al hank.
1S1UV 11. Hunilltou vs Homo Klre Insur-
ancu company.
12-24 James E. Van Qlldor vs Sarauot
Croshy.
17-'JJ ! > Samuel Elklns rs Oumhii street rail
way.
17-3 HobevtE. Kuhn vs Oeoi-Ro Ivarll , con
stable.
lb-IJ-Johu M. Wilson ot a I. vs S. 0. lllako
ct al.
18-47 T. S. NealH us Omaha and Grant
smelting and rollnlnis company.
18-5K O. W. Smith vs Joseph AI. Uliour ot nl.
1S-UU Charles 11. Fry vs Uoorco Uaiko ot al.
18-110 John /ols vs Mary Astor.
18-1SJ Anna M. Kennedy vs city of Omaha ,
17-LKJS William H. Tuomus vs Frank 1J , John
son.
I1EFOIIB JUUOB PAVIS.
17-1M John W. Connor vs Omaha National
bank.
19-15-Eclward H. Hunt vs S. 1" . Kr.iccanloy.
18-10-Ada ! E. I-'IUBB vs Collsutim Unlldlng
assncliitlnn ,
lfl-l"0 Joseph MoMunlgal vs DoiiKlas county.
18-KV John Kennolly vs city of omalia.
IH-l.t ! Wlllliuii I'axton % s ulty of Otmilin.
la-Ill Clirihtlun lliinsuiis Andrew 11. Uram
ot al.
1H-I. > 1 Jacob O. Donlsn vs city of Omaliu.
18-17 : ! MM. Kmma Uobhlns vsultyof Onmlm.
1S-181 Harry T. Wuruor vs Gustavu U. lieu-
Ron.
18-105 Daniel Cosh ot al vs Goonro II , HORKS
ot al.
IS-'OO W F. Lorenzo ct al vs Alfred Iiand-
bloom ot al.
BKl'OnB JUDOE 1HV1NE.
17-100 Charles II , Olson , ntlmr , vs Max
Sluyor.
17-101-Olmrlos II. Olson , adtnr , va Max
iloyor.
10-yno Statn for Douglas county vg Lotus
HorL'holV ot nl.
17-2J7 Tliatehor manufact\irlns \ company
vs Otto Stonhun. et al.
17T. . K. Darlington vs McLoud-Lovo Ilvo
stock commission vainpany.
17-KI7 Annlu McUuvoiiU va city of Omaha ,
10-i74 : Carrlo A. llordcn vs Cliarloa U. Sher
wood.
The followlns ; marr.n/o liiu.nj ) WOM Is
sued by Judjjo ShloUa yoitord ly :
Name ana ii'Uros . A to.
J Nuwtou J. Hell , Oni.ilux
I AIllo I'rleo , Uiuuliu. . . . . ' . ' . . . . ' ' . . ' . . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . . ' , ' ' , . ' 2J
j K tun Ivluluo , Omulia 28
) 1'iutiols Iuix. ; Omnha - . Ill
I ( luorn'i > 1C. Daiiscoiniie. Kloiuncu SI
I Kil/.u lloblur. 1'lort'ii u lu
I Alfred llansun , Unmlut , . . " , S
j lluldn Ciulsoii , Uinahu i
j Oliuid J. Aiiilrofdoii , Onuthu i.r !
I .Maria Itelir , Uiuuliu ill
I David A. Doty , Unialin 25
| Ju ! > slu Anderson , Omaha 22
I Hurry H. Duvls. Uiuuliu 27
( Laura Von llallor , Council llhill's 10
jV. j . T. OiunliiB.'Onmlia : ii :
I Ourno Wutluck , Umaha 28
BaKing
Powder
A 1'mc Cream of Tartar Powder.
Superior to every other known ,
Used in Millions of Homes
40 Years the Standard.
Delicious Cake and Pastry , Light Flaky
JJUcuIt , Griddle Cakes , Palatable
and Wholesome.
L Ho other bikini ; powder doei sucb wotk >
HAVE YOU G A GIR S . : .
Not a "best girl , " but a small common day girl who lives home ' ir '
every , at and goes to school ? If you have it's arj
easy matter to dress her. You can go down town any day , get a remnant on the bargain counter of any dry goods
store , buy a few trimmings , buy a pattern , go home and cut and make her a dress in a few hours. But if your "girl'
happens to be a "boy" its different ( again. Youdon'thave to go to any trouble. We take the trouble off your hands entirely.
WE DRESS THE .BOYS. . . .
Today we begin the task of dressing a small army of young hopefuls in neat styles of plaids and checks , in lianas
some colors in
'Suits * with Knee Pants , , - . . . , * . . - . - . . , , ' . Suits of three pieces ,
, JHK *
for boys from four to fourteen . . - ; - . < made just like "dads , " with
" " " " "
/"AT" T"T A"T TT" / \ fFA '
years * of age , made in tasty / . \l - - . . : coat , vest and pants , for boy
I / I I
shapes , worth $2.00 to $2.50 , I/ j ' \ \J J from ten to eighteen years ojj i
at age , worth $4 to $4.5o , at
' '
If you'll give your boy half a chance at one of these suits he'll be "in it. "
We have also opened a hundred dozen Boys' Waists , in all sorts of materials , in all sizes , in all styles , in almost - '
most every conceivable figure , pattern and color , at
, 3Oc , . QOc. 6Oc. YOc. YQc anct 9Oc.
G.
From the the "old soldier" has been " " . . . -S.
way "marching" in after those G. A. R. Suits , every last one of them must hava
heard the command to "dress up. " Remember , we are selling suits" , made of the very oest Indigo'Blue Flannel , colorl
guaranteed absolutely fast , with , either single or double-breasted sack coats , with two sets of buttons , "G. A. R. " anq
otherwise , at
Nebraska Clothing CompanVv
( You won't lose anything by reading our ad. in SUNDAY'S BEE. ) Corner Douglas and Fourteenth Streets. * w
INSPECTED THE INSTITUTION.
IJoanl of Health Coiiimlitco Goes Ov'er
the Plnuo Cnrol'iUly.
The commlttco appointed by the board of
oalth to inspect the hospltals.commencod
V vork yesterday afternoon , lie. ( Japan , Chief
p icavoy ana Councilman Uurdlsh form the
pC
pC .ommittco. Plumbing Inspector Dennis ac-
C ompaniud the board.
A visit was male to the Omaha medical
nstUuto and a thorough Inspection mado.
Vork was commenced In tbo collar nnd the
ommlttco never rested until It had looked '
nto every room In the building clear to the
nttie. Vigorous efforts bad evidently been
nadu by the institute authorities to clean up
> oforo 'tho ooramittco arrived , as all tbo
rooms , the court yard nnd the halls showed
ivldenccs of n recent cleaning.
Dr. Sinclair of the institute showed the
mrtv around. The much complained of
itablo was found to bo empty. Neither horses
lor carriages were thero. The garbage in
he rear of the building had boon cleaned up
and loaded Into n wagon ready for removal.
V thorough Inspection of the operating room
vas made , but its appearance had been so
lotlceably changed that little was found
there to complain of.
It was decided by the committee to request
Superintendent of Buildings Whltlock and a
sewer Inspector to go over tno building this
nomlng in connection with yesterday's In
vestigation.
The members of the committee declined testate
state the opinions they had formed , but de
cided to hold a meeting at 10 o'clock this
afternoon at Dr. Ganon's oftico to talk over
ho matter and decide upon some form of re-
ion.
ion.Other
Other hospitals will ho Inspected in a few
lays.
lays.Dr.
Dr. Birney euros cntnrrh , Boo bldjj.
THIS DKPA.UTED PUEhATE.
O'Connor's l > euth Celebrated
with a Ituriuleiu iMass.
One year ago yesterday , after a long and
most painful iltncss.Kt. Kov. James O'Connor ,
D.D. , the Catholic bishop , of Omaho , dlert.
In commemoration of the event , n solemn
requiem lilgb. moss was celebrated In St.
Philomcnu's cathedral , for the rcposo of his
soul.
soul.Tho
The services were attended by a large nuin
ber of the Catholics of the city tocothor with
the Uathollo pastors of nearly all the city
p.mshes.
The mass was celebrated by Bishop Scan-
neil , the successor to the deceased. Ho was
assisted by Hov. John Jennotto of St. Pat
rick's and Hov. D.V. . Moriarty of South
Omaha as deacon and sub-deacon of honor
respectively ; Kov. George Glauber of St.
Mary Magdnline's and Hov. F. Smith of the
Sacred Heart as deacon and sub-deacon re
spectively , of the mass , and Hov. P. Carroll
of St. Cecilia's nnd Hcv. F. Brucn
of St. Philomona's as musters of ceremonies.
The missa do requiem was feelingly sung by
the choir. After muss absolution was pro
nounced by Bishop Scunnell.
Besides the clergy above enumerated , there
were present Vicar General Choku , Hov. H.
P. McCarthy , Hov. A. M. Colanorl , Hov.V. .
Kclloy , Hov. T. S. Fitzgerald , S. J. , Hov. F.
Hillmun , Hov.F. Con way , Hov. O , Jucomo-
vltz and Hcv. F. Mugau.
THOSE Ol.lt CONTUACrS. *
"Work MiiHt lie Commenced on Them ,
Hays tlio Itlayor.
Mayor dishing Is not Jubilant , though ho
fools "woll pleased over the action of the
council In sustaining him In his veto of tlio
ordinance calling for the bond election In
speaking of the matter the mtiyor
yesterday said : "I am e'ntl ' to
know that the council has at last
taken a buslncss-liko view ot the proposition.
Having done this , I now hope that the gen
tlemen will at once order the completion of
5 ho last your contracts. "
Councilman Blnmor said : ' 'I now propose
to llnd out why work Is
not progressing nn the , old
curbing , paving nnd sewer contracts. There
is now no excuse why this work should not
proceed. Had tlio contractors bcon sot to
work early In the season employment could
btwo bcon furnished to l.tXK ) man , but tlio
members of the council who were curnod
away with tbo bond proposition hold the
work back , hoping that by no doing
they would have a lover to uio
In forcing through tholr pet scheme. Now
that It Is defeated. I hope they will work for
the Interests of the city and nolp to get the
men started on the many contracts that
ware loft unlioUUcd lul
FOR PAIN
CURES AND PREVENTS
Colds Sore Throat Bronchitis Rheumatism
, , , , Neuralgia ,
nlliinimatlon ' of the I/i MK % Kldncyj nnd Dowels , Hclutlca , Clillblnlns , Frost llto < , Tootlmoho , llo.uiacho
l' ln lu the Hack , Chest
and Limbs , nnd nil Uio usual
QONSEQUEriGES OF TSKIN8 G9L9.
Ono application of IIADWAV'S UKADV UK1.IHF , to tlio parts affected , will Instantly rollero nn-1 soon euro
' liu sufferer. Internally In doses of from tlilrty to sixty drops. In half n tumbler of natcr.lt will euro Inn
'ovv nii.nients , Cramps , Hpnsms , Sour Htomach , Colic , Flatulence , Heartburn , Diarrhoea. Sick Ilcadacro
Nasioa , VoniHIiiK , Cold Chlll.i , Nervousness , Slceplossnuii. und all Internal palm. U ) cents a bottle. For
sule nt druKKlsM. ItAUWAV & CO. . W Wnrrcu at.
BUT
REFUSE
SUBSTITUTES.
GENUINE HAS
BUFF WRAPPER
AROUND BOTTLE.
MADE ONLY BY
POND'S EXTRACT CO. ,
76 FIFTH AVE. . NEW YORK ,
NO OUREX ! NO PAY.
1316 Douglas Street , Omaha , Neb.
Many years' experience. A rCKUlar ttrnihiuto In medicine na dlplnmn * Dhow , U still fronting with the
Kroatt'stauecoiisull'Kervous ' , Clirorilcnnd 1'rlvato DIHUIMO A p nniinent euro Kiiniiintccil for Cnt.irrlt ,
Bprnmtorrlioa , IxixtiMuiiliouil , Berulnnl WtMknea ; , Nlulit losses , Impotiicy , SjplilllH. htrltturi ) , nnil all
( iije.-nes of the IlluoU , Skin nml Urinary Or cms. N. II. I gunrnntce > ' * < ! lor urt'ry ca o 1 tindorlnko nnd f.ill
tiiruro. Coniullnttini'freo. IlDiik ( Mvsturles of Life ) aunt free. Onico Uours Dii.ra to B p.m. Sundnjr
lUu u. tolini. 8oirt tamp for reply.
IDF1 "STOOD
iionplM-tllc , Iiulljr tliin , I'lntiilcnor , Slck-
IIiTiilrnlir , "ullmu < louu" or lonlng llcsli ,
you will llnd
TutPs
( list what you netd. They tnno up tlio wpnk
ituiiinrliaiiillitillil up tlio tin | ; gliionnrKlc | * >
DON'T BE BUNCOED
by donliMg who try ( o sell
you \voithlra4 POIOIIH pins *
tern wlili It pay them moie
profit than tlio ct'imluc
IIKNSON'S , wlilcli n i In.
dnrscd by tlio volimtnrj
testlinnnlnU of over & , U ) (
plmimaLUla and pliysl-
ctnnt us the lx' t. Tuk
nothlnir lint DKN.sON'H.
8TH til cURE g2 S
, . , . , , . . lK
- - * . , , .v la worn cu n luurti com- .
forUUt iletpt tlTtcU carol b roM ctturt lul. A I
Ini.
kit. T. FEMX < : < > nHAII'S OIUKNTAI ,
CUEAM , OH ilACJIOAI. lir-AUIIFlKII.
JlfmovenTan , I'liniilrK , Kruk.
Iri.ilutlil'itclirv.lUilinndKkla
! > Uea3 fAntt every klmilili ou
. brituty , mill drill <
IdtKulun. It IIM
Jktood tlie tut or 10
ill , and 11 o
rrlx Inn.If. . Acol-t
no ouiinurMt of
fclmlbrnatnc. Dr.lM
A , h yir raid to a
lidrorihclimit Ion
( a tuitlrni ) . "A you
Udlrawllluiicltiiii ,
1 rMf > ininrn < l 'Uuu.
raudVCirniii'aitliu
If x t hiu infill of nil
the tUn invpaia'
tlon . " Kor lolir
nil DiureM" and
Kancy OooUi Lieal-
trainth UnllcJfilatta. UanadMnd KHiopr ,
i'tltU. T , IIUI'KINS , Vroi > 'r.3Uiu / t Jontt St. , V , Y
DRT BAILEY ,
Graduate Dentist.
A full Bet of Tooth on ( lubber ,
lor rlVK DOI.I.AHH. A perfect
ntKuaranloed , TeollutztrncUil
wltliout pain or danzor , un :
without unaoithetlca. ( JolJ nnd
allrer tllllntii at low ml rnui >
llrlttitu and ( 'rowii Work. Tueth
nitUoul plalua All work , war.
lantt'd.
OrFICE , PAXTON BLOCK , 16TH AND FARNAM
Kntrance , Kali atreel elcTitor. Opqn uitnlngi
DutllH o'clock
BAM.IIWOO CATrtULUS are tlio
DOGUIA boat and unly capaulea preacrltieit by
| regular puyilclaai for tbo curj of
Oonorlicoi and dlachargoa from tba urinary ort ana
uourl cd or cvulred. U.W vet tux. All orumUU ,
MOORE'S
TREE OF LIFE
Pleasant Grovo. Iowa.
Dr. J. B. Moore Dear Sir : My wife
boon a'lliitod ' for t > ovoral yonrs with
a conilicnt'oi | ) ! of Hvep find k'dnoy
troubles. Your ' 'True of Llfo" bus
boon of proat lionollt to her. She joins
with mo in tb an U 8 to yo i.and oxpro cs
the wish that others sulTorinfjr from
similar causes mny find equal roliof.
Yours. RJSV. .1. W. CAUTKII ,
Pnstor C. T. Church.
Moore's Tree of I.lfo. iv ponltlTB euro for Kldnor
and IIvor Couiplilnt nnd nil blooUill c.i < ev IMOI It
ny to mine' when TOU can bo cured br n lnz Mouro'i
Trcoof Llfo , tlio Urunt I.I To Item .1r >
_ .
BLOOD PURIFIER
AND MAKER
IB not pleasant to take , as it is com
posed of all tbo medicinal qualities
that ( jo to make now and rloh blood
without aompolliug the conoumor to
pay
$1 A BOTTLE FOR ONE-THIRD SYRUP
which can bo bought any wnoro for
thlrty-flvo osnta a gallon , as all sar-
aparlllaa aro. BEQQS' ' BLOOD
PURI.IBBaud BLOOD MAKER Is
composed of pure mocholn'J , a-id al-
lowa the purohaaor to adil syru.o
(
wh'oh is advlsod when tjlvoa to
children.
If ymir clniKJlst docs not keep It urcnpt no
siibslltutit , liuKirdor dlrojt fro n Hm H Mf'r'
Co. , JO1)7 ! MIchlBiiii St. . t'liluiizo , III. mil
Uiiiy will forward , uxprusii prujinlil. one nettle -
tlo forfl or.slx foriS
jf ho Best Pill On Eartlit
111IIobb'H Little
Vouodilila IMIU acl
Routly yi't iiromntlr no
tin. blVKH , Ktl ) .
NUVSimdltOWHI. ! ? ,
1'evcrn nnil
cloauelng Iba system Uinr-
out'ljly and they cut *
habitual constipation.
They nro HH r coated ,
do not gripe , vary
email , easy to lake , (1110
pill a < lo > o , and nr *
purely vojictntilo. 45 plllnlneoch Vint. 1'cr.
' ct dlKoitloa fnllnvg ( hi'lr uso. They AI1.S < >
UUTIILY CVKK MC'K IIKAIIACIIK ,
mdaro Iloconuiicitdod by Luutlliii ; I > liy >
ilclniiK. FornaHiljy iIriiKRl > t nr t-ont byinall.
,6 eenta a vlnl or a for tl.Oil. AddruM
3IED1CINK CO. , Props.
Francltto , Cal. Chicago , IK
M'o ffnl tlio marvilntia Vrfnrh
lli'incdy CALTIIO8 f ! < , anil a
lrilKuarunlrethalUl.Tiioii ( will
h I Ol * llUrharffra A I'liil.ilun * ,
f'l m'Np rmulorrhm , * urlcocfle
ad ItF.MOIll : IMII Vizor.
Use it anil fay f/ialujlfj.
i r..i. VON MOHLCO. ,
Ball ImHtttm 1 ( U , ( Ull 4ll , Clklo.
DOCTOR. McGREW ;
THE SPECIALIST
Morotlian 15 years experience In the treat moat of
PR.VATB DISEASES.
AcurOKunrantcad In 8 toil dnjrs , without he loss of
an liour'n tlino.
QLEEr.
The mo t complolo anil nbsoluto euro for Rlcet unit
nil inimiylntt cIlsclmrKU.1 ever known to the medical
profession. I'orraanontly cured In fromitolU iluri
STRICTURE -
Or pnln In rollovlntf the bhulitcr en rod without pnla
or Instrument * , no cutting' , no illlntlnii. Tlio mo i
rcmarkalilororucdy known to modern olencu.
SYPHILia.
Cured In SO to CO dnjlr. . .McOrow'n trcntmcnt fet
this torrlblo blooildMoa'iohai boon proiiouncoit thi
mnit aucooiiful remedy OT rillncoveriHl for the HIM
loluto euro of the dho-no. lilt BUMesi with inl |
clljcuso has noror been cquitllaJ. A oawpleto curt
gnarnnlued.
LOST MANHOOD
noj , nl ! wonknesnes of It o nc-innl organ' , nerront *
Ann tlmldltjr and deipondencr nbtolutelr cur J
Til orellef li IruraodUta and coiuploto.
SKIN DISEASES ,
and all , dhoasoi of the bloo.l , llrer , kldnoji , ° fl'
bladder purruanontlr cure , I.
FEMALE DISEASES
Tlio doctor B ' 'Homo ' Truntninnt" for ladlci la pro ?
nounccd br all nho liavo mud It to bo thu inoiit cum *
pli-tound cunvunlont romcd/ over offered for th *
truiitmentof foumla dlieiixu . UNtrulrii wonderful
remedy. Hours ( or Imllej , from 2 to I oulj.
DR. MoOUEWS
Marvellous uccci In thulrvatmont of prlratodlt *
cn < ciH him won fnr him a reputation which li trill *
nutlonil In chiintctur , and Ills k'rc.it uriuj of patient *
reaches from the Atlantic to the I'IK IHc. The doi'tor
Is a urndUHto of rouular" medlcluo and haH l
and careful oxporloncn In lioipllnl practice.
nnd Is clnsud amontf the leading upcclallits In modi
ern cclonco. Treatment br corr pondorie , WrIW
for circulars ubout each of the aboro dlto uai , fraa ,
OlUce , 14th and Fnrnam Streets , Omahn
Nob. Entrance on either streot.
Medici ! and
INSTITUTE.
Kortho treatment of nil CIIHON10 AND
IHtfKASlid. Draco ) , Appliance * forUeformltlea und
Truneei. llml Kucllltloi , Apparfttui enil Uoino.lwl
furiucounful traitmont of eforj form of dl e ' 1
requlrlnK Modlcalor Hurillcal Traatmont M.NKTlf
HJO.Mi : FOR rATIUNTS , Hoard and Attendance
lieu Accomiriortatlom Weit Wrlto for circular ! oa
Doforuiltlei and llracei , Triusui , Club Kant , CurTM
turei of Uplne , I'llei , Tumori , Cancer , Catarrhi
llroncliltli , Inhalation , Klectrldtr , I'arnlrili , Kpll
cjir , Kldnora , lllwlder , Ke. Kar , Hkln and llliioit ,
aiidullfuriilcaKlperntloni. 1)1815 AHK OK WOM KM
nipcclallo. llookoi Dltcmni of Women Kreo. , UT ) .
tinvelMulf added a If Inn In Diiparttnenl fnr\Voni n
DurlnK cuntluoment ( Btrkllr I'rlrato. ) Only Ilnlliv
lilo.Mcdlrnl Initltnlo Maklnx * BpoclaHr of 1'ltU
VATIC DIHBAHBH. . , . .
All lllood ll enet inccoufullr troilwl. Modlcln *
it Initrururntt font br null or eiproai aocurolf
pnrkcil , no nmrki to Indicate contnuti or ondr.
Opupur oim. Inter'leit profurrod. Call and oonaull
uaorxmil hllorjr of rour raia , nnd wo will oml la
lain wrappnrour IIOUKTO MMM FIIKUt upon l'fl
T tn. Hpprlnl or Ncrroui llaeaa l , wltliqutatldaUll.
Addrvaanll Ittteri to
A. T. McLaughlln , PreslclorU.
fctli und Hurnt-y Btriints. Omulia.
I cm Tt ficinilh moil powerful f
Itcllj ule. N < ff > ll. { i.uittpiM , itdK.ttu ( > pfoi
l HIvltl ( . I UONDKUG CO.BdUl , K. Y.
Torsuloby Goodmaa Uruj Co , , Omahm
