8 THE OMAHA. DAILY BIEE : FRIDAY , JUNE 5 , 1801.
LOCK BETTER Til AN THE LAW ,
"Shorty" Dwjrr'a ' Escape ) from Prosecution
for Murder nnd Assault.
W , E , MEAD WAS NOT AN EMBEZZLER ,
JIc HIIOH HlH I'rcHccntorH lor Heavy
H .11 PH. l-Viiii Fined for
; Mfillulno Otlicr
.MattorH.
Luck Is bcntliif ; the law without hair try-
hit ; In "Shorty " Uvvycr's CHSO.
Dwyur , whoso real nniiio , It htm boon
lonrncd , Is John Urablo , was arrested hist
fnll for killing Jnmcs Connor In n ludtfliKf
house on Tiuith street. It was n jiwtty
cloiir enso ns Dick CushltiB , ono of the chief
witnesses was stubbed by Uwjcr in the Unlit
In wliiuli Connor was Killed.
CushltiK and uiiother witness ivoro helil In
Jnll mid testllliMl ni/nlnst Dwyer nt thu trial of
the case , and woru then rulcnscil , ns the
county attorney thought ho Had a sine o.no
niC.ilnst the acciHL'd.
The Jury , howovcr , fulled to ncrco and
Dwyor's case was continued until the pres
ent term of court. CushliiK anil the other
witnesses Immediately left town and
when the case was again called the
other day Uwyur was i-leased for want of
piosccullon. Ho was at once rratrcsted on
the charge ot stubbing Uustilnt ; and was
placed in ttie citv jail.
Yesterday Uwyur was dismissed and or
dered out of ttio city , as CUSIIIIIK'-I prescnc )
ns a witness could not tie secured.
Uwvcr had Just completed a four years'
term in the Missouri pomtontlarj for bui'K-
Inrj when ho got into tioublo over Coiitioi's '
lulling In Omaha.
Not mi Kmhc//.lor.
\V. K. Mead , who was arrested at Kansas
City n few weeks ago and brought hero to
answer a charge of uinbo/rlcinunt preferred
by Seiborliiig k. Co. , an agncultuial linple >
mcnt linn of Akron , O. , was discharged by
Judge Htlsloy In police court yesterday.
Mr. Mead was the Omaha agent of Seiber-
llng & Co. and had a contract for several
years yet. Ho was thrown out of a Job by
the formation of a tiust which his employers
Joined. At the time ho hail $ h01 in his pos
session , which ho held to apply , as ho
claimed , on salary duo him from the linn. It
was the retention of this money that led to
his arrest. Ho was given a prelimimuy hear
ing home time ago.
The court held that tlieio was nothing
whatever in the evidence to show Unit Mr.
Mead was an embe//.lcr or had iinj intention
of defrauding the comiuny In any way. The
Judge further remarked that Mr. Mead's ' con
duct all through the case had hoen that of an
honest man who was only claiming what ho
thought was Justly duo him. The case was
dismissed.
Mr. Mead at once bciran suit in the United
States court against SeihorliiiK & Co. for
WXX ( ) , duo as wages under his contract , and
fil.OOO for false imprisonment and malicious
prosecution.
I > Irn. Komi's Cnno.
Mrs. Fcnn , the Christian scientist had her
case in district court disposed of yesteulay.
Last July Mrs. Fcnn in the capacity
of a doctor , treated Mrs. I.cmen during
child birth. Both the mother and child
died. Mrs. Fenn was arrested on the charge
of practicing medicine without u diploma or
being a graduate of a medical college. In
police court she wns fined $ o ( ) and costs. She
appealed and went Into the district court.
Monday when the case was called for
trial Ali-s. Fonn showed flcht and
declared that she would clear her
skirts of the prosecution that she claiined
was Instituted by the doctors of the old
school. The county attorney was ready , but
Mrs. Fenn was not.so ttui CIIMJ was continued.
Doth sides bciran looking up the law in the
raso. and thp woman linally determined to
plead guilty and appeal to the mercy of the
court. ' I
Yesterday she appeared before Judge
Wakelov , withdrew all her former pleas and
acknowledged her guilt. Thojudgo accepted
this and at once imposed a line of $ 'iO and
costs , which was paid.
Indians In Court.
John ( Jray Hair and Jim Wild Waves two
husky Wlunebagos , were in police court yes
terday as witnesses against two lads who
were charged with swindling the guileless
sons of thaprairii ) out of 50 cents of the coin
of the realm. It appears that the Indians
wanted llro water and gave the hoys fit ) cents
with which to purchase the desired drink.
The boys took the 11101103- and dlsapoeared
and the Winncbagcs arc still thirsty. The
case was continued.
Proved nil .A 111)1.
In the case of the state against Frank
Bruce , who was charged with having
burglarized the Iio.-on ; Store of $ < ! 00 worth of
goods , the defense succodod In proving an
nllbi. At S o'clock yesterday the Jury
returned n verdict of not guilty. Hruco was
released and was Just walking out of the
court room when ho was ro.irrestcd by Sor-
gcant Ormsby on the charge of carrying eon-
ce.ilcd weapons. _
C Olll't Xotl'H.
The sheriff of Sarpy county arrived in the
city Wednesday night , bringing with him John
Smith. John broke into the store owned by
Cyrus P Spearman at Springfield on the
night of MavI ! . He was captured while in
the act of carrying away thu contents of the
stoic , waived examination and was held to
the district court. Upon his way up hero ho
told the shcrltl that ho was rca'dy to plead
guilty and take his .sentence. With this un-
dorstamllng he was taken hoforo Judge Es-
tcllo and sen ton cod to one and one-half years
in the penitentiary.
The second case of Clmilos II. Olson , ad
ministrator ol the estate of Kdivard Olson ,
deceased , against Max Mojor was called
yesterday and is now on tiial before
Judge Irvln . In this case OKcn is .suing to
recover the value of a stock of goods. The
suit grows out of the falling of the Meyer
building on lower FiU'iiam street. The deceased -
ceased owned a stock of goods situated in an
adjoining building. When the Mover build
ing foil , the Olsen building was crushed and
destroyed together with Its contents.
To Dispel
lu'adnctics and fevers , to cleanse thn svstoni
clToctually , yet gently w lion costive or bilious
orvltoa the blood is impure or sluggish , to
permanently euro habitual constipation , to
nwakon the Kidneys and liver to a healthv act
tlvlty , without irritating or wo.ikonitiK tliem
use Syrup of Figs.
Sco special \n\Ko \ for line of c'raiu elo-
vixtoi-b for biUo or rout ,
American \VomliTH.
Yullpwstono park IB Imyuiul nil quos-
tltm ono of the world's jrrout wonuorH ,
mid tlio Union Puclllo oxoiirslou In July
will bo the ovout of the huuson. Ask
your nourost Union 1'uuillo iijfont about
STUKiri1 STAXlis AND SIGNS.
U'lioyl lMo \ \ lU'giilatinl hy Orilluaiioo
Horoal'H'i' .
Mayor CushliiR anil Superintendent of
Buildings Whitlock nold a session today and
declared against irult stands and signs that
Btrotcli over the sidewalks. As a result of
the meeting an ordinance will bo formulated
and introduced nt the next session of the
city council. "
This ordinance will provide that whenever
n until deairos to stretch a cloth ilgn from
building to curb , ho must procure a petition
signed by all of the resident * within a nulius
of ono block from n point whurolt is proposed
to locate the sign.
Thi ) mnt tor of street fruit stands was tnken
up and illsnisscd. This will also bo regulated
by orillnancu. The stands must bo of n cer
tain fclte and can only bo located upon a poll-
tlnn of allot the occupants in the block.
Heretofore they have bocn located by getting
the i > rinUslou of the abutting property
owner.
, no nnunua , no pain when Do
Witti Little Kurly Hlior * arq taltou. Small
(111. SafypUU lien pill ,
ftOVTll tt.1l.lltA
. . ,
\ \ \ \ \ Kiilcrtiilii the Pastor.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Presby
terian church will give Hcv. nud Mrs. Kobort
L. Wheclor a reception nt the parsonage ,
Twenty-second nnd I streets , this evening.
All members of the congregation nnd nil
friends of Air. nnd Mrs , Wheeler are cor
dially invited to bo present ,
Jlullil UK I'crinliH.
Hulldlng Inspector D. F. Baylcss has is
sued permits to John S. Musock , two cot
tages in IJrown part ) , costing * I'JOO ; K.
Lowry , n Sl.fiOJ business house on Twentieth
and L sticets , nnd four minor permits.
NOICH Atio.it the City.
A. C. Po'wi-rs has returned from Lincoln.
Manager James Vlles , Jr. , has gone to
Chicago.
Joseph Chrlstio has gone to Dexter , In. , on
n shoit visit.
Mrs. J. F. Cornish has gone to Tckamah to
visit her p.m-nts.
W. K. Skinner of the yards' traveling force
has leturiiou from Kansas City.
A daughter has been born unto Mr. and
Aii-s. J. W. Morton , Twenty-eighth and II
streets.
Mark Hla'icLnrd came over from Creston ,
la , to visit his parents , Air. and Airs. AI. F.
Ulanchard.
John Kiloy , after being cast , has returned
nnd will run the Cleveland house , Twenty-
sixth and O streets.
The light to a finish between Harnov Tay
lor nnd Frank AlcOee will take place In Oer-
mania hall this evening.
Next Sunday evening will bo observed as
children's day in the First Christian church ,
Twenty-second and 1C streets.
James James brought in a load of Durham
cattle of his own feeding from Alalvern , la. ,
that topped the market at > .7l ) .
llov. Knox 1' . Taylor of Hloomlngton , 111. ,
state Sunday school evangelical missionary
of the Christian church of Illinois , was the
truest of Kev. Alarion liolos.
Kev. Mr. and Mis Hobort L. Wheeler nnd
son Perry have returned after their summer
vacation spent with f i lends in Ponca , Sioux
City nnd nelghhoiing places.
The papers for citizens' alliance , No. 1 ,
have arrived. The alliance will meet Tues-
dav evening in the old Knight : ; of Pythias
hall , Twenty-lilth and .N stieots.
W. A. Paul , ono of the popular exchange
boys has returned with his charming bride ,
nee Miss Hnttlo Igou of Ked Cloud , nnd is
iu-n.-ivnihr iiiocoiigraiiiijiionb 01 many menus
at his new homo , Twenty-fourth and Al
streets.
lIHMISSii ; > TIM' : ACCUSKI ) .
ComitiTfolt CIIHCH nropnril JJy the
Prosecution Federal Matters.
United States Attorney Baker dismissed
the > .asos against Frank Cushman Mid
William Young In the federal court yes-
teiday. Cushman and Young were charged
with having circulated counterfeit money
but the evidence was not sulUciont to con
vict.
James W. Moore , tried and found pullty of
embe//.ling pension money belonging to Mrs.
Gniner , was arraigned upon n chareo of
forgery. Ho will bo tried next week for the
latter offense.
The case of Ole Olson against the South
Omaha banking company for $10,000 personal
damages was begun before' Judge Uundy.
Gcorgo Williams of Thomas county was
tried for selling liquor without license and
found guilty.
Jtl'.IVilltING TIIK S11ANTIKS.
Tlio liiil < liii < ; Inspector Will , try to
Prolilhlt.
Superintendent Whitlock , the building inspector
specter , proposes to go after all parties who
insist upon repairing buildings without first
obtaining permits so to do. Ho cares noth
ing about the fees that follow the compliance
with the provisions ot 'the ordinance. What
ho wanU Is that the parties shall take outtho
permits , so that his inspectors may look after
the interests of the city.
A peed deal of work In the way of making
trivial repairs on old buildings has been tolerated
erated , but will not be longer , as the privi
lege has boon abused. A warrant was Issued
by ( Judge Helbloy yesterday for Jacob
Stnckler for violating the huildlngordinanco.
Air. Stricklor is charged with doing $ . > 0 worth
of repairing on a jtf.UO shant.on . Howard
street.
DoWitt's Little Early Hiscrs ; best little
pills for dyspepsia , sour .stomach , bad breath
to St. I.ouis.
via the
Wiibash.
The Gorman Rillo nssoointion will
lo vvo Oiniihu , Sunday , Juno 7 , at1 n. in.
via the Wnbash for their bi-annual
mooting. All Iricndd are earnestly invited -
vitod to join excursion as it is to have
the uoxt ineotiiif , ' in Omaha. A rate of
ono' and ono-thlrd faro for tlio round
trip has boon soou-cd. For tickets ,
sleopinfr-car accommodation and full in
formation call at AY abash ollk-o loOU
Farnain btroot.
New Iiine to Den Moliion.
Commencing Sunday , May HI , the
Chicago , Milwaukee & St. 1'a'ul railway
will establish a through line of sleeping
cars botwcou Sioux Uity and Dos Monies
via Madrid. Passengers from Omaha
and the west can leave Omalm at 0:120 : p.
in. , secure sleeping car accommodations
nnd tirrlvo In Don Molnes at 0 n. m. Ho-
turning , leave Los ) MolnesIO ! ) : p. in. ,
tirrlvo Omaha U : l.i a. m. Dining cars on
both trains. Ticket olllco , 1501 Furnuin
street. F. A. NASH , Gen Agt.
J. E. PKUSTON , City Puss. Agt.
Decision in Kuvor of the Chicago
. Milwaukee .t St. Paul Hy.
The now Pnlnco slcoping cars * of the
Chicago , Milwaukee & St. Paul Ry. ,
with electric lights in ovorv horth , will
continuo to leave the Union depot ,
Omaha , at 0:20 : p. m. , daily. Pnssongors
Inking this train avoid transfer ut Coun
cil Bluffs , and arrive lu Chicago at 0:30 :
n. in. , in ample time to mnko all eastern
connections. Ticket ollico , loOl Farnain
troot. P. A. NAPH ,
J. 1C. PHESTON , General Agent.
Citv Passenger Agent
J > K < 17'M.S.
Nnttcrtiif flee liiiwor Usi HIIIT Iliinlietil ,
ccntu ; tttch < l Ktfoiml line ( en rnttt.
IIATDDKI' HiMiry , ax * " ) 41' ' .vnartt and U
months. I unuml service will no held I'tl-
diiy ul thu faintly rL'sUIuncu. ( KIT N "Utli n\u-
iiuu at''u , m. Intcrmt'iit at Forest l < awn.
Krlenilt , lnlied. .
A Pure Cream of Tartar Powder.
Superior to every other known.
Used in Millions of Hpmes
40 Years the Standard ,
Delicious CaVe and Pastry , Light Flaky
Uuciut , Uriddle Cakes , Palatable
and Wholesome.
| _ Uo other biking powder doc * luchrotL
v/ir.v.
Tclcui-njili CoiiRlriiotloti Itc-
nc well 1)1 vlHlon CIiutiKOH.
The work of constructing n now telegraph
line uctwcen Loramlo and Ogdcn on the Un
ion Pacific has boon ordeied resumed. Thin
work. was commenced about a year ago , the
object being to string n now nnd hotter wlro
from Hod Dutto to Echo , to place all the
wires on higher poles and on the same sldo
of tno track , The work had proceeded as far
as Uawltns when the Adams management or
dered it stopped. Superintendent Korty
showed President Dillon and party the ne
cessity lor the Improvement nnd ho was di
rected to go ahead with the worlt. This \s ill
give employment ton large number of men
all summer. A copper wire will bostruuRlbc-
twcon the points named and may bo used for
the introduction of the duplex system on that
portion of thu system.
The Cheyenne it Northern branch of the
Union Paclllc has been transferrol from the
Nebraska to the Wyoming division , nud
trains will bo controlled by the dispatcher at
Choyenne.
Thu road In question extends from Choy-
cnno to Orln Junction , a distance of 15i. : ( . )
miles , and from that point trains run into
Douglas over the Fremont , Klkhorn & MU-
sourl Valley track. Some Idea of the Im
portance of the trafllc carried over this road
nmv ho gathered from the fact that of the Im
mense cattle shipments from Texas to the
northern ranges there are still 2 , M ( ) cars of
cattle to bo handled , which are billed through
to Urennan , S. U. , from which point they
will be driven to the range in Montana. The
wires along the Choyunno & Northern are
handled through repealers In the Cheyenne
olllco and by a much more convenient nnd
satisfactory arrangement than was formerly
had with North Platto.
DoWitt's Little Early Hlsors : only pill to
cure sick hoaJajho ana rjsuhitotho bowoh
They Talkeil Wont her.
The regular meeting of the real estate ex
change that should have been held today
went by default. As usual the secretary ,
Frank Wilson , was sick. Piesldcnt Hart-
matt was out of Die city. Half a do/en mem
bers gathered arouna the locked door dis
cussed the weather and then went away.
IN KKCUNll PIiAGIS.
Councilman Comvay Siirrnnilers n
Coin lit it tee Olmli'iiiaiiNlilp.
The chairman of the council committee on
grades and grading is now Peter Klsassor ,
who was formerly the second member of the
oinmlUco. The change took place yesterday
when Tim Conwny , the ox-chairman turned
over all of the papers to Uls successor.
Koine of the members : of the council looked
for a light when ( Jonvvay was relegated to
second place on the committee , but the light
did not come Conway was glad onoueh to
pot out of the chairmanship and turned over
all papurs with as much satisfaction as though
ho was canceling a claim of long standing.
Klsasser received some twenty reports
many of whlcli'Miavo boon tied up for from
one to throe months.
" 1 don't want to have any trouble with the
council. " said Mr , Conwny. "but I'll make It
warm for some of the oftlcious gentlemen be
fore I quit. 1 am glad enough though to got
rid of the chairmanship of the grades and
grading committee. It was too much work
for an inexperienced man. It U a piece of
spite work on Tom Lowry's part , but I'll get
oven with htm if I huve to form a deadlock in
the council. " _
Small in lzo. croat in results ! DoWltt
Little Karly Risers. Host pill for Constlpa
tlon , best for Sick Headache , best for Sour
Stomach , _
a icon or niiin.
l.aat evening Hugh Murphy and Charles
Fanning found n gentleman's wallet lying on
the sldowalK at the corner of Fourteenth and
Farnain streets. The pocketbook contained
a larto roll of money and a chock , also a
number of papers. Sergeant Mike Wholon
happened along Just ns the tinders uore
counting the contents of the wallet. They
turned the llnd over to Whulon. Tuo wallet
U now In possession of Chief Souvey await
ing luentlilcatlou ,
Falling of the hair U the result of Inaction
of the glands or roots of the hair , or a morbid
uato of th scalp , which may bo cured by
Hull's Hair Houcwer.
"THE CONTINENTAL. "
5OOO STRAW HATS.
We have straw hats for every man and boy in Omaha , they must be sold in the next
ten days. "You-can buy a single hat for less than dealers pay for them by the case , Men's Fines
Mackinaw Braid , in all shapes , at 2Sc , 35c and 50c. Don't be afraid of the quality on account 01
the low prices. Hat dealers get double these prices , The finest braids manufactured \v\Ffr \
be found in our stock , prices $1 , $1.25 and $1.50. Don't pay a fancy price for an article no better.-
Young men's flat brims , the latest shapes , in black and colors , $1.25 and $1.50.
THIN UNDERWEAR.
We have all sizes in the balbriggan underwear advertised last week at 75c per suit , and
about two cases each of the brown balbriggan shirts at I5c and 25c ,
MEN'S FINE BUSINESS SUITS.
Good clothing is always the cheapest. Don't buy until you have seen our popular
styles , at $12 , $15 and $18 , for hot weather. Don't fail to see our skeleton serge coats and vests *
CORNER DOUGLAS AND 15TH STREETS ,
The Qlotliingj Hotiso West of trie Mississippi-
THIN COATS THIN COATS
AND VESTS. AND VESTS
The thin co'ats and vests which we are selling for the exceptionally low price of seventy-five cents , are making the
heat more tolerable for dozens ofmen who have bought them in the past few days , and will cool off dozens more wheii
their splendid value becomes better known. These garments are made of genuine French Nankin. They are cut in
good style. They are made in g.ood shape. The colors and patterns are in good taste. They are made with patch >
pockets , have pearl buttons , the button-holes are made -with silk , and the backs of the vests are made of the same
material as the vests themselveg. They are just as good coats and vests as you can buy in any other house , in Omah
for double the money , but to make it more comfortable for you , and not make your pocketbook sweat , we are selling' '
them "while they last for seventy-five cents.
& & & MtOf'j We give you your choice of about two hundred Black Alpaca Coats , in sizes from thirty-four to
75cts forty , -worth a dollar and fifty cents , at seventy-five cents each. They are a suitable coat for
office , street , or store wear , and also can be used as waiter's jackets and barber's coats.
/
J i/ *
At t/histp'riceiw.p.-give / you..a grand assortment of handsome plain Brilliantine Coats' and Vesta.
They a-re in"an assortment of popular.shades and colors , and are made with every attention thai
can be paid to making. They come in all sizes , and are -worth , anywhere you look , three dollars
and a quarter. . ' " "
The Coats and Vests which we are selling at this popular price are bound to be rapid sellers.
They are made of corded mohair , which you know all about. They come in a large assortment
of shades and colors , and are in a number of styles of cords. Four dollars invested in a coat and
vest outside of our store won't better the quality a single bit.
If you're a man like a good many others , who think there's nothing like a "skeleton" made out
of flannel , -we've got just the thing to suit you. They're in all wool goods , in plain and neat mix 1
tures in the good old grays and tans , and the newer and nobbier shades besides. These g rf-
ments are positively worth four seventy-five , but we've found a way to sell them for less , so
we've made the price two ninety.
You want something still better ? We've got lots of very fine goods at three dollars and twenty-
DO five cents , three dollars and fifty cents arid even four dollars and fifty cents. At these prices we
will guarantee you a positive saving of from one dollar and seventy-five cents way up to
three dollars. These statements unlike the celebrated "air ship" that nobody went to see ( ? ) are
not backed up by WIND , but are based upon
SOLJD
nrv
Corner Douglas and Fourteenth. Streets.
N VTIOXAJj HCHU12TXKNVI2KI3IN.
An 1011'ort to St'iMiro t'io Next Conven
tion Tor Omiilm.
An effort will bo mndo to secure for Oinulia
ttio next biennial convention ami tournament
of the NiitlonalScUucUcnvcrcin , which will
bo hole ! In Juno , 1H1U.
The national meeting anil shooting tourna
ment of tlio ordar will bo hola in St. Louis
this year nnd Omaha will send delegates to
both. Captain Fred Fuller will have nharga
of a team of six and two alter
nates that vrill KO to tuko part
in the shoaling tournament and
W. P. Stoocicor , Fred Fuller nnd Huns
Peterson will represent the Onmhn brunch
in the convention tif tlio National HclnieUoii-
voroln. The conv lUon anil tournament will
last from Juno 0 to < lf > , nnd will bo attended
by fully 1,000 members of tlio order with
tholr friends ,
The Omaha delegates will RO prepared to
offer u Kuaranttudfif."i,0i)0 ! ) for the entortnln-
mont of ttio dcleKUto-i to the next convention
In cuso it uhnll IxiJluld In Omaha.
The next nicotine will bo held durlnir the
progress of the world's fulr In IStU , and wiU
probably bo the largest over hold by the
order , as members of the orpunl/allon In Her-
iniiiiv and nil part.s of ttio old country who
will bo visiting Chicago nnd the fair will
visit the convention and tournament in lur o
numbers.
It would ho a bier card for Omalm. nnd the
local delegation will use ovury effort to secure
It.
cure
_ _
Mrs. Wlnslow's Soothing fayrup reduces
iitlninmailon ) while children are teething - . " >
cents a bottle.
*
n 'I llltnppcr.
An old , half-demon ted man nitmcd Gotscl *
man was arrested this morning on a charge
of burglary. Ho was caucht tapping a till at
the Kaglo house bur room , to uhlch ho hud u
key. _ _
Constipation polions ttio blooa ; Do Witt's
LIUlo Karly Hlsors euro Constipation. The
cause rcrnov ed the disease U Rone.
NEBRASKA.
National Bank
U.S. DEPOSITORS OMAHA. Nil
Capital , - - - - SAOO.OOO
Surplus Jnn. 1st. 180O , - O'-J.OOO
W Valni , I'roiMont
Otllcors nd Dlroctorv-Honrr :
l-tiwln H. Uuoit , Vlcu-1'rixiiluiit , Jninot W .Snro. . NV
V.Mureo. John B L'otltiii , ItU Cuililtig , J , .N U
I'ulilck W 11 S. HutiliuJ , cnilllor
TI-J.Iil IRON BA.NK.
Corner I''tU nud
A General Hun kin , :
DTHCJ
CHILD
LESSENS PAIN-
" "AFIELD REGULATOR CO. ATLANTA
w >
- - - - " it aeucffsrs.w
Rub sprained limbs
with Pond's Extract
ir Ci > B B CCS ( NTHCWORtOWIlL
I FC J OCf RETAIN A RUPTURE
or uUo relief like" Jir. I'lerc1 * iUgn tlo KU tlo
Truia. ' Itliairurrdtliouiandai Ifyou want the
llltKT.aend lo In ( tain ! > for frs lUmiihltl ! . I.
fi.jn.iin UlMilo Vriui Ca.i k > au VrtaiUco , Lu
MANHOOD RESTORED.
"SAN ATI VO , " thf
Henidly , In nold with a
M'ritti'iuiuuriinti o
toiurcall N'trtouH Din
euecB , BUdi an Weak
Mi'inor ) . iAJca of Ilrul'i
1'owrr , headache ,
\Vaki fulni.i. Loit Mur
bood , KVrxousncRi , Ms
Uluili' all Ornlr.s nnd
Before A After Use. lum of pu iT of tlio
riioti ) raptiil from Me ( lincntho OrKani. lu
titter e , rnmtd by
ry In the vent iwckrt.
HapackPS < ; , or for 3. With evt-ry fSonlrr r
a rtttcn Kuuranh-n In curii or rrfund llio
inoiiii } . bmt by mall lo any addrcw. LlrcuUr f rtc.
Mention thlr paper. AddrcM ,
MADRID CHEMICAl CO. " " ? < r u < 8 > A <
, , ;
, , , , ,
.
inliMriHirn fitre/e. r IK uiii II.U
rOKSAI.i : IN OMAHA. Nl.II , Ulf
Kiihn & ( u , Cor , IMh & DoiiBlin 8U
J A > nllrr&'n.l r Mill A liijiwlmo
A 1) 1 inter A I " I mini ll Ilium" " I *
HOTEL.
r/ir .wiirrnu. < I- ' " * " ' ' ' ironifi ,
iitlntmiMt HiiliHfiintliillil caiiHtnii'tril
Jlotrl nnlliUnii In < > > ii < ili < i. Ni-i-i-i-nl
lifiirn firlrli / ' < ' t illn riinnliiit from
lniHfini'iit lu / . All ' / fi-lllntiH unit
flUIII'H HlK'lt ll'lllt . .tHlll'HtOMIt'll IH'OUf
nilnii , tiitililiiv It tiintuHitlMK in hunt
tlifuiiiiliiint tlxliiillillHH. . totenm lii-nt ,
lint unit colil ii'iiti-r mill HIIIHI'
ficflii't'uin. 'lultlu tiiimiriKiH.ti-tt
UHVI'li ,
_ B. SILLOWAY. Prop. _ _
DR , BAILEY ,
Graduate Dentist.
A mil Bet or 'ivth on lluliber.
( lir HVi : IMI.I.AIM. A plTfcMt
, i fltvuarnnlei'd. Tt'ulli nulraitul
l \ withuul liitlri or anl
' nj
Li illTur IIIIHiKt nt l < > ii < t riiut <
Hrldiie ami I'ruwii Murk 'Iwulli
. . _ without pl u > All wor * wnr
OFFICE , PAXTON BLOCK. 16TH AND FARNAM
KDlrance. ItiU iU el lof Wr Oyoa OToalagi
'
MOORE'S
TREE OF LI
IT WOUKKD WONOKKS.
Tlio following IsnnoMruot from u letter -
tor of Uov J. W. ( 'urtor to Hov. .1. T.
Mumforil : -
"It Ini9 bonollttod by wifu to much I
want iiur to continue the uuo of thumuiN
Icino. Taking Into coiiBlcloratlon lie *
iifjo Hi ! ) yours ) nnd the lonj , ' Btaiidint' o (
her liver anil Ulilnoy troiibloa too Troa
of Ijifu tins Horkod wuniloru in hop
O.IBO. "
Mooro'i Tree of llf ? iimltus cure far Kldner
nan l.lvcr Cumiil tint nnd nil Ulnuilll i < tii ) Uoal II
X lo tartar vtiuu ruu onn hg cured Ur ustnMixjro
'Ircoof l.iru. UioUruat Mfu llDiuslrl V ,
nnollTl HAMIAIAVOOO cAi'8UMC3 r * tbo
Illlllll I A and onlr c pml pi icrlljel UT *
uuuvr i n r plijilcUui lor U tur ot
Oonortiw * anil dUoliMZot from Iht urUirr vriiunt
uutriu Uor fco'iulrta. ll.Miitr box. All Oruggbti *