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8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEETHURSDAY : , JULY 0 , 1891. Tn Tttrn P/iiittnnf TAPPTIIIMI TO TAKE COUNSEL TOGETHER , Christian Enrleivor Societies Gathering for a Convention at Minneapolis TRAIN LOAD STARTS FROM OMAHA , Ilou-tlio Denver DclccntcH Announce U'lieniNolvcH to itlio \\orltl-Ne- L > rnnku and Oninlin'H Ciintlu * t Some ol'tlio Names. It was yoiini ? people's day at the union depot yesterday afternoon. Al 1:1)0 : ) the BnrlltiKton train from the wast brought , In a special car with llfty delegates from Denver , bound for the convention of the Young Peoples' Society of Christian En deavor at Minnuipolts. The Omaha dele gates and a score or more of the energetic church workers of Omiiha who could not at tend the convention , but who wore with the delegates in spirit , wcro on hand to qlvo the Denver delegates a cheerful welcome. The platform became the scene of gonur.il socia bility soon alter the train arrived and then , ns the tltno for delay wits short , the delegates from surrounding towns , Lincoln , Weeping Water , Nebraska City and other points boarded the Omaha car , the Denver delegates got Into their car iiml ttiu train pulled across the transfer at Council Bluffs. The delegates from Denver were neat badges with the words : "Delegate y. l > . y. C. K. Donvor. Our choice for ISfti , New York ; for IWW , Denver ; " printed In silver letters. The sides of tie car bore largo ban ners , saying : ' 'Doleirates to Christian Con vention at Minneapolis July 0 , 10 , 11. " The Omaha Hpccial car was handsomely decorated with very larfjo banners strotch- Injf the full lonpth. The words painted on the banner road : "Omaha young 1'eoplo's Society of Christian Lndcavor I-'or Christ and the Church " All the Oumha delegates Were neat while badges to show that they were members ot the city union and old gold badges showing the stale colors. Tlioro woronbout one hundred and thlrtv deleirates from Nooraslta , about bevonty of the number iiing from Omaha. At Coancll Uluffs the Western Iowa Union Joined Iho party , swelling the number to over 100. ! The special train was imulo up thgre , and consisted of four sleeping cars , onu chair car , three ordinary coaches and a b.ig- page car. The excursionists took the Chlcao die Northwestern from Council Bluffs. Mr. S , It. Uoyd , | ) ri'sidnnt of the Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor , managed the excursion , and was well pleased with the success of the venture. The con vention opens in Minneapolis tcday and con tinues until Saturday. It is expected that thcro will bo 10,000 people In attendance. It Is the tenth annual national convention of the society and will bo watched with much in terest by all the loading orthodox churches of the country ' Following 'is a partial list of the dele gates from Omaha : Mr. S. I { . Uoyd , Kcv. S. M. Wuro , Uov. J. T.Turkic , W. II. Ander son , Louie Anderson , Mrs. W. II. Anderson , Miss Lo'lii Morohoiisc , Miss Pluubo Voohees , Miss Kalu [ lutnmlcor , Clar.i IlutmaUcr , Agnes Hirst , Knth Atkinson , Emma Kobison , Grace 1'ratt , Ilnttio Eddi , Miss M. E. Ale- Oath , 1C. t ! . . ( ones and wife , Miss Addio Hallor , Miss Hoov , Cora Me- Cnndlish , Margaret McKay , Miss Blanche Frazter. Miss Itoso \ \ berry , L. E. Luras , Master Wherry , Miss Minuiu Taylor , Kov. T. E. Cnimblott. Miss Anna Trulana , Mrs. A II. Kuyscr , Mrs. T. W. lilackburn. M. H. Priehard , Miss Ililla Meyers. O. II. Ileisson- buttel , O. L. Slmw and the Misses Carrie and Helen Morrison. \Vlmt It Costs Must bo carefully considered by the great majority of people in buying even" necessities of life. Hood's Sarsaparilhi commends , Itself with special force to the great middle classes , because it combines positive economy with great medicinal power. It Is the only moill- clno of which can truly bo said " 10i ) doses one dollar , " and n bottle taken according to directions will average to last a month. Dr. Kensington , eye , car , nose and throut burgeon. 1810 Dodge street. The hliorln * Did It. $ 10,000.00 Imiilmipt stock of boota.shoes mid slipnors of the best nmkors in the Innil to bo sold in thirty days. Store now closed for inventory and to nrrnngo the Iniinembo stock. Tlio grand opening takes plnco Saturday July llth in the largo store , 1M South Kith street , Omaha , Nob. [ old Boston Store ] . Wo wisli to stnto hero that wo have no con nection or branuh in the city , and as wo Imvo only thirty dnys lease of the store , wo want to soil every pair to snvo the expense of moving. It will pay out of town people * to come a hundred miles to nUoim tin ? sale. Lay in a full supply now , Bitch a chance bofdoin otl'ors itaolf. For the bonollt of these who cannot come in the day time , wo shall keep open every evening till i ) o'clock. Only polilo and attentive clerks employed. RKMEMBEU THE DATH OF THE OPENING , SATURDAY .JULY 11TII. A positive sale for thirty dayb from date of opening , as the store'has'been leased to other parties. Ho Saw Omiiliu. The following appeared in a recent Issue of the Charleston , W. Va , Stale Tribune , the editor of which was a member of ihoOhlo and Hocking Valley editorial excursionists who wcro recently entertained in Omaha : "On the evening of the 10th , ono week from the time of starting , wo turned our faces towant our homos , nearly 1,500 miles away. Over Ihn magnlllcont Uiirlington it Missouri lilvcr road , wo seed through the superb farms of Nebraska to Lincoln , the capital of the state , a place of over ( iO,0H ( ) inhabitants , thcnco to Omaha , the greatest surprise of all Iho cities wo visited. In IhbO , its pounlatiou was abonl IIO.O.K ) , Iho census of 1 ! > 00 gives Iho plnco over 110,000. The location of the city is Very lino. There nro over sixty miles of paved streets , sewage , and its cable and electric system of street railway afford timplo convenience ) to all Us Inhabitants , Wo were mot at the train by a delegation of its citizens zens- , who insisted upon a change of our plan , which was to pass them bv , so wo tarried , and had an opportunity of seeing the city from carriages provided tor us , and of eating an elegant supper at the P.ixtou house , whcro wo were told by Colonel C. S. Chase the secret of Omaha's wonderful progress. It consisted In an absolute unity of the business men In plan and performance of any and all works conducive to Its Improvement ana pro gress. Our short stop and generous wol. coma In Omaha was one of Iho most delight ful episodes of our trip. " \vocomeb.ick \ happier and wiser than when wo wont n.vayj with ndoopscnsoof gratitude for the many courtesies extended tous by Iho genorons-hoarted and eutorprls- lug people of the grual we l. " "Cold , cough , cofllu is what philosophers term "a logical sentience. " Ono Is vorv Itablo to follow the other ; but bv curing the cold with a dose of Ayer's ' Cherry Pectoral , the cough will bo sioppod and the coflUi not needed Jiut nt present. DuolHlon III. Kuvor oT the Chicago , Milwaukee & St. Paul Ity. The now tmlnco sleeping cars of the Chicago , Milwaukee & St , Puul Ity. , with olcotrlo lights In every berth , will continue to leave the Union depotv Omaha , at 0:20 : p. m. , daily Passengers talcing this train uvohl transfer at Coiui- cil LJlulTs , and arrive in Chicago at U:30 : u. m. , in amiilu time to nuucu all eaatorn conuectlons. Ticket olllcu , 1501 Fiinmm street. R A. NASH , M. J. PHKSTOX , General Agent. City I'asfiongor Agent. Another Washout. The II. St M. suffered from a washout yes. tordny between David City and Columbus , cutting oft communication with the latter I > olnt. The break was repaired and iraini were running as usual at noon louay. The high water in Salt creek near Lincoln did not do any damage to the tracts. * < INDIGNANT HNftlNK Onmlm Throttle Pullers Jlcscnt nn AiKlnyinoiiM Hlur. At n recent moetmir of Omaha division No. 1 of the National Association of Stationary Engineers the following resolutions were adopted. There Is no mistaking the spirit with which the Omnhu engineers Imvo en tered Into this cntcrprlso after reading thcsoi \Viproas | , The National Association of Sta tionary KnitlMcornat their ninth annual co-i- vcntton In Now Vork , September , IKll.solcoted the city of Umaha as a plnco for holding their tunth annual convention ; and Whereas , At tli.tt tinioniirdelo-'ntos pledged us mill themselves tint Umajia No. I , National Association of Hliitlotmrv Knginoers would see to It that thn delegates and members would ho fraternally welcomed and cared for ; andWhereas Whereas , It bus cotno toonr knnwlcdirn that curtain pat tic * , evidently enemies of tlioMu- tlonnl Association of Stationary Knirlneurs and thn city of Omaha , have In undei handed ways , sought to convey the Impre-Hlnn that the Omaha convention would be a failure through our Inability lo fulfill our pledges ; therefore lie It Itcsolvcd. That we , through the press , con vey toour brctlicrti nf tlio Natloti.il Associa tion of Stationary Uiulnccrsaiid nil Inter ested , the nssnrMieo that the reports thus eliciilnieci are In e\ery way false. That Omaha No. 1 , Niitlonul Association of Station- iiry KiiRlneers. has nuido all necessary ar rangements , pecuniary and otherwise , and Is fully prepared lo carry out to tlio letter , and In a inanmir alike L'ruilltnlilu to the associa tion , tlio city of Omaha and the nest , the pludgns made In Now Vork. And we request all ormcurncd to give no heed In the insertions of nnprlncinlvd and Irtesponsllilu parties who forubvlnns reasons lend themselves to mis representations and deceit. \V. II. AUSTIN. .lOB A. WKI./KNIIACIIi W. II. STAIIK. Or.lllUlK IlKUMII , J. W. MAirin.w-4Secretary. ! CommlttPe of Arrangements. Omaha. Nub. , .Inly I , b'Jl. Thn fjiitc-'t ( 'oiHiinIfiitn. Why Is Hallcrs Saraaparllla and Burdock llko the most popular sonp of Iho day I Because Ihuy both clcanso the skin and leave it soft and velvety. 1NVISS11GAT10 IT. Will Hcputahlc MeinborMol'tlic School Board Tolerate This ? "I suppose you Imvo notnlng moro for mete to do , " said Mr.V. . P. Morrow , the plas terer , to Mr. Hamilton , Ibo superintendent of buildings and properly , Tuesday afternoon at the board of education rooms. ' No , I will have no moro work for you , " was Iho signitlcaul reply. "Areyou discharging some of Iho force or is there no more plastering to bo donol" n reporter Inquired of Mr. Hamilton. "I shall employ only such men as 1 find willing to do Rouil , fair , honest work. 1 shall bo obliged to get along without some of the men who worked for Mr. Woolloy , " was Iho superintendent's reply. Following up the suggestion thus modestly thrown out the reporter made nn examination of the records at the board of education rooms and gleaned a few interesting facts about the "plastering" bills submitted by Mr. W. P. Morrow and pronounced correct bv Mr. Woolloy during the past year. Mr. Morrow was paid ? T > a day for all the work ho did or claimed to have done , and it was noticed by the distribution of the work on the record that ho never put in less than a lull day ( or a bill for u day ) at any place. Whether ho went to a school building to i patch up a hole wheiosome refractorv anil unruly boy had kicked four square inches cf plastering olt or whether it I was a place where a leak In the roof had loosened half a yard of plastering on the celling it mattered not , the Job was invari ably turned in as a day's work and the board was chnrgi'd $ . " ! . Following are the bills paid by the board for plastering during the ynar past : July , W. P. Morrow At iSon , ? 'J.V August , W. K Morrow $117.5(1 ( ; . .1.V. . Morrow , ? J7 ; Septem ber , W. P. Morrow , $77.50 , assistant , J1S ; October. W. P. Morrow , ? 'J2.fiO , assistant , $ il.'J.r ! > ; November , W. P. Morrow & SonS. > ll ; December , W. P. Morrow , $55 ; January , W. P. Morrow , $ < ' . ' - ' . February was a cold month last winter , not very favorable for plastering , but Mr. Woolley and Mr. Morrow got in bills for $72.50 , all the samo. In March tbc \vlmls whlstlo Urough the crovlcis in a doleful manner and the above named "plasterer * " daubed up "cracks lo keep the wind away" so industriously tint the board paid $30 for the work. In April the plastering bill was $79 and in May jlilO. Mr. Hamilton was in charge of affairs dur ing Iho latter part ot the month of May , but the alleged work had boon begun by Woolloy and vouched for by Wehror. so Mr. Hamilton had to lot it run in as claimed. Then the "nlastcring" business seems to have taken n sudden drop. In the month of June , entirely under Iho management of Mr. Hamilton , thrro was not a cent paid for plastering and W. P. Morrow seems to have lost his occupation. In the bill for the month of May Morrow claims to hnva done $ ' . ) S worth of work at the Hartman school. From the best sources the reporter was nblo to tint ! the work done nt the Hartman school by W. P. Morrow and son consisted of cutting a door through a brick wall and putting on 158 yards of plastering. The board furnished the material and the work cost $ ! )3. ) Some very interesting developments are looked for in the fuluro this " " near touching "plastering" business and certain members of the board who have winked at it. Small in size , ereat m results : Do Witts Little Earlyliisori. Boat pill forConstlpi- tjon , best for Sicn Headache , best for Sour Stomach. THOSI2 GASOljlNIS IjAMI'S. It Is n Repetition or an Old , Old Fight. Ono of Iho councilmen , In speaking of the circus that was hold at the council chamber Tuesday night , said : "That meeting remind ed mo of one that was hold six years ago. At that time Iho que Uon of letting Iho contract for street lighting was up for consideration. The Ohio company was a competitor and bid $19 per post per annum. Thcro was another company In the Held and It propo-sod to do the same work and furnish a similar light for WJ.50 per lamp. Wo had the same experience as now. Some of the members wanted to award Iho contract to the highest bidder , but after a light of three weeks' duration , the members shitted and the Ohio company won. "Thu Ohio company evidently prolltod ny thaWAporlonro , as it now comes to the front and is enabled to llo up the council and pre vent the awarding of the contract to th : lowest bidder. " "I want to say , " said President Lowry. as ho was mot upon the street yesterday , "that the ways of the present lighting com pany are uxtromcly dark. I cannot undor- btand why live councllmon should favor glvinc the contract to Iho highest bidder. This talk about candle power is all bosh. The company gives n bond ami agrees to furnish a light of u certain candle - dlo power. If the company does not do this , it Is nn easy matter for the gas Inspector to notify Iho council. When ho dee ? this I have no hesitancy in saying that the con tract will bo promptly cancelled. "This talk about the Ohio company fur- nlshlng light of such an excellent quality Is all wind , as every councilman knows. Six weeks ago the gas inspector notified the council tlmt at that time the Ohio lamps were not ui > to the standard , but still * some mem bers want to squander f i.iSOU of the taxpay ers money by letting the now contract to this company. " " \Vhon yrtur heart is bad , and your head is bad , and you are bad clunn through , what is noodedl" nsuod n Sunday school teacher of her class. "I know Ayor's Snrsnparllln , " answered a little girl , whoso mother had re cently been restored to health by that med icine. NO PROSECUTION APPEARED , Oarj Judson Warbtngton , Who Snmhsd the Picture , Dismissed , AGENT SMITH SEEMED INDIFFERENT , Judge Wutccloy tlocldo * Ono of the Goodrluh Hull Cases Venter- day'n Doing * In Douglas County'H Courts. Cary Judson Warblngton Is n frco man again and nothing now prevents him from following his favorite pastimes. Most of the Omaha people rcmombor Gary Judson Wnrblngton. Ho Is the young man who clerked In Orchard's carpet store , i ast winter When the art exhibit was In full blast , ono night In company with n friend , Cary strolled in to look at the pictures , llo enJoyed - Joyed whnt ho saw until ho was brought face lo face with the "Hcttirn of Spring. " This picture represented a nude woman , surrounded by cherubs and Mowers. The picture was valued at $18,000 and was con sidered n masterpiece. I'no young man feasted his eyes upon the scene for a few moments and then slopping back and grasping a chair , burled it through the picture bo fore any of the attendants could stay his hand. Ho deliberately walked away nml coolv re marked : "I did that to preserve the purity of woman. " Cary was nrrcslcd and held lo Iho district court. During the early days of the session the case was called for trial. Ho had deposl- tlousjtoprove lhat becamefromnracoof luna tics. His father , hU aunts , his uncles and cousin * were tu crazy ns a lot of March ' bares. Ho also proved'that his grandfather at ono tltno told n lot of people tlmt bo had hi rod Christ to husk corn ami paid him 'I cculs a bushel for doing the work. Even Cary himself was such a luuatlo tlmt when ho was ut homo , ono Christmas morning , he &clod a gun and 11 rod up Iho chimney , re marking that ho had killed S.inln Chiua nml didn't propose to have any mor'i such d d foolishness. The state proved the destruction of thopic- lure by Wnrbingtoti , but the itin.icy toUl- tnony befuddled the minds of the jurors and they failed lo agree. Ho was remanded to Jail lo await another trial , but subsequently was released on bonds and re turned to Ohio , whcro ho remained until a low days ago. Yesterday upon the opening of Judge Estelle's court , County Attorney Mahoney entered a nolle in the case , giving asa mason that II. J. Smith , the agent for the owner of the picture , "Tho Koturn of Spring , " would not como to the city and prosecute. Without Smith's testimony it would bo impossible to establish the ownershiu to the property destroyed. The trial of the case of the state against George Williams Is being heard before Judge Estollu today. The information charges that on April 'JS , 1M10 , Williams stole $155 worth of watches and jewelry , the property of James M. Hutchms. Judge Waltoley has banded down his decision - cision in the case of Uoodrich Hall ledge as sociation against Sangiiin & Matte-son. In this case the plalntilTs sued lo iccover dam ages from the defendants , who were the contractors - tractors who creeled the building. Sanguln & Mattcson set up the counter claim that they bad not been paid for the work that they performed. By Ihe decision of the court the plaintirT i , ys nil of ino costs , ex cept the fees of the defendants' witnesses. The claim for damairc , except the sum of $100 , is dissolved. Upon the claim of Iho de fendants for Sl'JIQ.RU ] they are allowed the sum of $ 'iH ( In full of nil demands. Charles Carpenter , charged with grand larceny and embezzlement was arraigned. Ho entered a pica of not guilty , and the case was continued. The case of John W. Slmrnlen against Louisa Sharnlon was heard before Judge Estolle. The plaintiff sued for a divorce , charging adultery. The decree was granted , and ho was given the custody of the minor children. Judge Irvm issued an order last night to the effect that no cases will bo added to his call dui ing the present term of court. The case now on trial will consume all of today's session. The trial of the case of Anna Fred against the Crystal ice romnany was commenced before Judge Irvin yesterday afternoon. The plaintiff Is seeking to recover the sum of $10,000 dnmasos. During the afternoon of Septembers , 1WK ) , Anna Fred , a little girl of six years was playing in front ol her father's residence , 17 1 > South Tenth street , when ono of the defendant's ice wagons was driven that way. TJio child was trampled beneath Iho foot of the horses , after wnich a wheel of Ihc wagon passed over her body , breaitlng nn arm and inflicting other injuries. The plaintiff alloiros negligence upon the part of the driver of the ice wagon. Nothing adds so much to n person's appearance - anco ns a line thick head of hair of even color , and to assure this use only Hall's Hair Henewer. Furniture. Visit S. A. Orchard's special sale de partment , as you may Iiml just what you need in the furniture line at very much reduced prices. Continental bloelc , IGth and Douglas street. Company ChamcH. The following changes have boon decided upon by ttio war department and General Brooke has issued orders to the following effect : Companies F and II , Twenty-first Infantry , will bo relieved from duty at Fort Douglas August 15 next , and proceed by rail lo Fort Knudall , taking Rtutlou nt lhal post. Company B. Twenty-first Infantry , will bo relieved from duty at Fort Douglas August 15 , next , and proceed by rail to Fort Sidney , taking station nt that post. Companies A , C and F , Sixteenth infantry , will bo relieved from dutv at Fort Du Chesne August 15 , next , and will proceed by march- Imr , via Strawberry valley to Fort Douglas , Inking sta'ion ut that poit. The command ing officer , Fort Du Chcsno , will send with these companies sulllclcnt post transportation for Ihoir use in transporting company property , and on their arrival at Fort Douglas , company D , .Mst In fantry , will bo relieved from duly at that post , and proceed bv marching , utilizing so much of Fort Du Chesno transportation as is ' necessary , to Fort Du Clmsno , 'taking stalioa nl lhal post. The commanding olllcor Fort Du Chesno will .send with Iho companies of tlio Kith In- fun try the Junior medical officer and ono prl- vnto of the hospital corps , ono ambulance , and tlio necessary medical supplies , the same to return with company D , Ulst Infantry. HorHlord'H Ac-id Phosphate. If you arc Nervous and cannot sleep , try it. I3XOUHS1ON 1OTOUONTO , ONT. , Vln the AVahnsh ( tailroail. For the national educational conven tion at Toronto. The Wubash will Hell round trip tickets July 8 to 18 at half faro with $ ± 00 added for membership fee , jjood roturnlnij until September ! tO. Everybody Invited. Excursion rates have boon made from Toronto to all the summer ro&orts of Now England. For tickets , sleeping car accommodations and a handsome souvenir giving full Information , with cost of stdo trips , etc. , call at the Wabash ticket olllco , 1G02 Fariuun street , or write G. N. Clayton , northwestern passenger agent , Onmlm , Nob. Powder : ( Jaed iu Millions of Homes 40 Years tlie Standard , DON'T THINK That because it's July , and July is usually considered a dull month siniply because it used to toe dull when our granddaddies kept store , that -we intend to "let up" for a minute. On the contrary , we intend to work hard'er ' , hustle faster , and make still greater efforts to keep our sales up to-the top notch. Athough our stock is in better shape today than it ever was in July , still we find on looking around a number of odd lots ; a few suits of one kind , a few of another , several broken lines of boys'suits ; fifty shirts , all large sizes , and a lot of another sort , all small ; a line of shoes all cleaned out but a few pairs ; a line of hats all sold but one size , and so on. WE. DON'T ' WMNT 'EM. ' Do you ? The man with the red ink has been around the store marking them down. He didn't mind what their value was , simply marked them so low that the first man that fits 'em can't help buying. Need clothes ? Want shoes ? Anything in shirts ? Hats ? THIS IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY. WE CLOSE AT 6:30 : P.M. SATURDAYS , 10 O'CLOCK THEGRE'AT LIVER and STOMACH REMEDY Cure * all dUorilcrj of Iho Stoiimc'i , Lhc" . Ilowpls , Ki Icay-i , ni.uldvr , Xcrvu.n i cnsiN , I.oof AiK'tii' | | ( . lieu IiU'lic. Conipati n. ( . 'oslivcius-i , In ligcsll n , llilio lies * , TOUT , 1'ilcs , lite , , and rcn 'crs ( he sjsloni lc < s liable lo contract di > e.iso. DYSPJEXPSIA. KADWAY'S PHjfjS are curi ) for this complaint. They tone up the Internal saorotlons to cnltliy action , lo-itoro sln-iulli to Iho si nn it-h. in I on iblo It 11 oorform Its funttuos. Price9. > e a box. Mild by .til druggists , or mailed by HAIJWAY & OO.51 \ Warren Street , New York , on receipt ut price. , NO CURE , ! NO PAY. 1316 Douglas Street , Omaha , Neb. Mnny years' experience. A rcculur nr.idimlo In mccllciflt n nipiunms snow. la still trcnllne nltli tlio preiU'.itsucci.'ss. nil Nervous , Chronic nml 1'rluito ntoi i > < A perm inont c'ur cunriintpi'il for Catarrh , bperfflrttorrlitui. Lost Muiibood , SeiutimlWakri09ii , NUlit I o u a , linpjtu icy , byphllU. btrlct.irc , anj nil ( U > cii i' of the Illood , cikln and Urinary Otu.uis. N It 1 fj.inurou ( tij for OVCTJ c.i o I iiiniertnlto and f.ill locure. Consultation fir Book tMvaterlea of I.lfe ) aenl free Otllcj hours 'J u m to 8 p. m. Sunday 10 n m to U in. Scud sump for roply. Pfiysicians , Surgeons and Specialists , 14OO JJOUGLiAS S OMAHA. NEU. The most widely an 1 fiivoiably known spec ialists In the Culled Slutos. ' 1'liclr hini ; ex- pi-noncr. roniaikiibli1 slulland universal snc- fi-hi In the Ircitlippiit and IMIU > of r.i'rvnns , ( 'hrinle ) and SuikMl llisuahos , onllll" thrso oiiiinont uliysk'liins to Iho full t'onlldonuo of tlio itllllfti'if DVITVV. hoii > Thi'V tn.irruitre : A UKUTA1NNI ) I'OSITIV'l. CUItK for the awful u II cuts of rarlv vk > o and the nunivr- oils uvlls that fulloiv In lit train. I'llIVATi : , 111.001) AND SKIN DISHASKS speodllv. coiuniutitlv and iioriiiniipntlv cured. N'Kitvous uiitrrrv : AND r.i\UAi. : DIS- OKUIIUb yield leutllly to their skillful tu-nt- inunl. 1'IIiES , I-'ISTl IA AM ) UKCTAI , UI CPIt kMiariintuod enrod without pain or detention from ImsliiCKs. . HYDlUK'ni.K AN'I ) VAKICOOKLK nurnia- nuntlv nnd hiiriTssftilly cured In nvory cane. bYl'1111,1 , ( ] ( ) NOUilKKA. ( il.KET.pi'r - imitori IHIMI. Hoiiilnnl Wi'aluiesLust Manhood , NUlit Emissions , Dn-ayed l'aeultU > s. 1'oiiialo Weakness and all dellcaio illsnidois peculiar to olt her Sox | ) ( lllvolv cured , as woil as nil fnnutlciiial dlsordi'18 that result from youth ful follies or thn \ct-ss of iiiatnru yu.iiH. TI H" Mllv'K Uuarantcod porinaiicntly O 1 1\1V _ < 1 U l\Li eiirncl , lomoval cmniili'to , without nitttlni ; . caustlu or dilatation. L'uiu elfuoted 4t homo hyi patient without u mo ment's puln or annoytinco. TO YOUNG AND MIDDLE-AGED MEN. A QIIFJK Pi ; The < xwful offpi'ls of /V OUKL , Kl cany vleo whlh brln s KoaUncss , iliKttioyliiK both mind uml liody. with all lu druadud Ills , uorinan nlly cuiud , lilvN HI'T'IX Adilioss thnso who have L/lxO. lilj l u | nuliod | | thi'msi'lM's by Im- uroper IndnlKi'tico anil solitary liahltH. whl < h ruin both mind anil liody. unfitting them for business st udy or inxrrliiKU MAKltir.l ) MHNontliosO ontcrlng on that hnppy llfo , aware > of physical debility. quickly assisted. ouB-fStraoEss Is based upon facts. First Practical experi ence. Second KvuryteitMi Isi-peolally studlud , thus fitartliiK rlwln. Third Medicines uro proiiared In our hiooratory ovaotly to nnlt uauh case , thus offai-Uug euros without Inj ury Drs. Belts & Betts , H09 DOUGLAS STREFT. OMAHA , NEB. lliiritiiiiifi llnliii J' Mnp 7tlUc r d. DU } BTErHCHtlI.llllll > u 0 ill. V. KEI.I.V COI'KAI'K'S OlllrVTAfc O1IKAM , OK JUAUIUAI. lli.U : tmilll. II muv ? Tan , llmiiln , KiitL- , leu Muth I'litiliii * . Itatliaiiilhklu fvl tu iu < . < , iiii i ciy bkini.il on VlrUctluD. It hu nttvuil tlio tctt at ID yraii. ami ll > u tubaturoitUlirol- trly inailr. Acii | t no cuuatcrfclt ut ( luillarnaiuf. llr.U A. bu ir Mm to a Udy ot the hunt-ton I rvcoinuif nil ' ( juu * ' ' ' irauil'il'iram'ajillio Uutliinuful of all iklll piTlura. Hunt. " V'or ul by II ii u anu wilnth. lUnltMSUtn. C n it i nd F'irjp , I , UOI'KIMS , VfOV't , 31 Ul t JOBM 8U . T , AMUSEMENTS. : BASE1 BALL OMAHA -vs- LINCOLN TODAY. Gnmo at1 o'clock. Ladies , all prlvilopos , 2oc. "DEM MUSES Cor llth nml Tarnim SlrcotJ. WIIK : ; OK .iiri.i. OTII. rrcir. ( iluaHoira Itoj ( Irtui. Jauii's llalllc'i ( innojy Co. .M.trk pr\Miln'4 Coinotly ' 10M SAWV1-U1 rrcapiiUul by W W. Ulttnor' ' ! comedy compiny. Ailmlislon ono aimu. Open from I p. in. to 1U p. in. ilnlly. HOTEIi. Tjr Trtiftvntor. . t-lflt anil If tin' taunt Httltttitntinltu Hotel Jlnlliiin/ Oimtlnt. Hereral lit'ich / / < ! ifiills rniiii/ii// ni tu roof. All tint ccllilil/H null fluHi'H lined irltk Anl > vntni flt'is jtt'itu/ It i nn , iinilliii/ iim > atiifilu tu iHtl'll ( jiii'c/- . / 'Vi'nJLIIJ > PH tnul flra iilni'iiiH llirnii > Itt > ut tlta iiiiiliCliin. ntcaiulifiit , Inn tnul I'd ttl mili-r mill xiniHliiiit't > ci ci'u fount , 'falilu iiimiit'ltttNauil inty . IfltCI'C. B. SILLOWAY. Prop. Corner llth niul Mnnon Stroutt ; Half lilork nuat of Union I'uclllc ami II \ M DcpolH Koiv biillillni : . now fiiinlturo , uvur > Ililnn flrnt- clnsH. cunlu t location In Uinalia. vltr \ < if ui tliu Biirroiiiiilin : cuimtiy.Kai lullit'luctrlc call iiolla etc llntvi. | lu nii.l 51 Ui l.rury llnu of L.II > IU ami iniilor cirri , patH < v thin oiii l > Iotlc o\aji > t btiurin in AVCIIIIQ iiml lliin-co.ii 1'arU line. 4 bluck-i unay ami you can triuiHfui to thusu lljou wish DR. BAILEY , Graduate Dentist. A full Hot of Tooth on Hub her , tor HVl ! IMI.I.un , A porfuot lltkrunrantuoa. Tooth our.tct'jl Aitliaut | i.iln or iluiuur , unI ivllliout nnaoithotlci. liol'l ' mil .livur llllliiiK at linvoit r.tott. lirklk'ounU Crown Wor * . " Toutli nllhout pUtoi All worn wur- OFRCE , PAXTON BLOCK , 16TH AND FARNAM Kntranco , lotb itroot oluvator Opou ovunltiiti Dutlld o'clock- PERFECT HEALTH Illoliutilll. llufk , l.ackimrl N V wflttM tlial Jftcr muny yuan' iiniurliiK fruui Nurvoiis Uobi ity Hloi- | > - foaiiiati , ' 1'Hitclunir uf Muirlon ho m mitoroilil \ four buxui Nhiit K HfcAsH lamHi ' lioiuyi , tint feel ukou yoiiiiu innn " f I per but puitP4lil 1'uiu- NfillVK IIIJA.NU ) , III rrAi.'i N V Ehlutfrcu ) DruK tu II 'U ranmin 81 Om.ih lcin4loUcinilh ii lee. It llyult. Note fill , . liunufri piiUiulaii AdJieu LI OKUC. tO.Uuif lo , N V For Sale by Goodman DrujjCo , Omuha , Noo. MOORE'S "Lot another imn ur.iUothec. and not tlilno own mouth. A sLr.ingor and not tlnnn o lip- . " KinGeorjn Miller , Ciirlllo low.i : Uuv Anthony Jnco'j-i ' , Sldnay , low.t . ; Itov. f. \V CaiU'r. I'loiisint Oiovo. Iowa ! Uov. BV I'eiry. Cediirlinti t's ' low.i ; H < > v. U' . II. Lllo Li'iivonttorili , Kuii'as ; Kov .1. T. Miimfnid KmeiMin. luwa ; Kov. J.V. . O.itlicitrt , I.'mor son. low.i : Kcvll u 11 L' Emurion low-its lion. T. .t. Abel. Dec.it r , Illinois ; \V A Stron. . Council Illuirlow.i. . When siiuh men as the above have Rlvon tholr testimon ials In pr'iisn of Mooro's Tree of hlfo and the Icndlm ; N holusitlo driiu honsus say they have plven entlio satisfaction wheio they have in on sold , what betvrovldeiKH ) do you want ? Why should yon suffer when you can bo euroil by nsliiK Monro's Ticoof Life. Moore's Tree of I.tfo. n iioiltlvo euro Tor Id Inor and Mvor t o up ! lint anJ nil b eel Ulic ia * . Doof U pay to miller when you onn tire Ibr ualiu Mooro'i Truoof I.lfo. tiioUroat I.Ka UomaJir ? Phenoline CURED & Colds in the aa Ho&d a by one applica * lion. a en Catarrh ao enS in a very time , ihort aw 'J Hay Fever 0 from three tofivt 0D diyi , w 0Q Q mtunitx- 50o per Bottle. J 3 J Pkintltti ! MtJtetnt Cff. OtaAat ALLAN LINE , UOVAL MAIfj bTKA.MSUU'3 , MLNTUEAL , an i QUKBEC To DEHUY and LIVERPOOL CAII1N , fN ) lo H . AIM orclln to Stoamur mill loc.itliin of Staturoom Inturnioillali ! uml McorMfo at low ntloj. NO CATTI.I : i'Aiimi : ! > . c rr A rftvri i SKUVIOK OK KS JL JM. i JKa L A. U U A N L I K U LI NIC. f STKVMSHll'H. Ni\V : YORK and ULiOO'AT. . via Londonderry , tnery KortnlKlit. Plh July , hTATi : OK MUIIIIASKA , II A M. ainlJiilj.hTATi : OK ( jl.OKIil.V , II A St. AiiKUilMli , STATB Oh MIVADA. 10 A M CAIHN f.il up llotiirn , fiii Slot > niio II Apply to II. .t A AM.AN , Miintroiil. or tu II L , MHOIll \\abanhTliliia Ollliu. W K VAIU Iliirllniii jiiTlo < 't Ollli-o ; -g titmm yilLlf CT7rr7TTOTWForI.OSTorFAILHO MANHOOD , L'i igffioeneraUnilNERVOUSDEBIllTY , jr 'tTOT V39 Wf nknctn of Body and Mind , KITscU LQilL4Ui3-31jo/ErroraorricttJa ; in Older ifouzff , liul.u.lolilr Jl.lMIIH/'full / ; llnloriil. lion to K l rxf "J blrrnirlhfudV.lk.l MIKHI.df'KII .S.M'AiaSidU.lir ib.olulrlunfailing IIII'IK 11.K41 ! U.M Iltntlll. I I J ; , Umlr.llffrumCUHI u. t < 4lurrlk'nl'"iinlilfi. nrllrll cm. Ilrftfrlytlte llool , rspliuallun &ul | iroofi mallrtlftfftlrdjrrYC. JiJilrcif ERIE MEDICAL CO. , DUFKALO.H , Y. SCHOOL'S ' AND GOLLEGES JCON'S ' ORY lllMtlntlrurtlou In nil ilpi rt- UUB T&P Vj B SVe'1Hcfir" " ' ' ilciij"i.-.VMt ! . year AUdnsai : P Ul'LI IIU.VuM Ju Uujnvlllo , III. HARDIN LADIES COLLEGE 10 Ocho K 111'r * MDMOJABT COHSlBAVATOBt.fi.tor * . 1UIU jr.or. MEXICO A , iftfl , .1 I'atron MO. , KENTUCKY MILITARY INSTITUTE n , 'ar I u AMU on l Kv ' ) UiE V'AR. CM'N Tli Ol' iH'JL ' 1 Tilt * i > i nil 'arm i.r III < ui'a.loinii > < nr ocxhii Nrnt Muuiliiy In July anil Liu u < tlurU WuiJuimluy In li'ioml. r ni < l tin ii K Moll ) , Supt Pint unicu. FAUSIIMI.C. Kv. hi IIUUI < h UK I , \INoTlKN. . MO. CENTRAL COHEBEHW588LWS SfBNTWORTH HtUTAtiT B H HBtliXIIJIj.HuprrillU diiil LE FRANGASS. French M ntluy SlngniniA" 'IITB m-u naiu lo Kroniliiiiiiknlf nnil te rhoi-i.rrt nuiina < ir o.v , To Hit' Citizens of Omaha and Vicinity : Dr. r. Oeo Wo Is a regular cradtl'ito of medicine from China , havlnir taken n thor ough course of study , cxlcndliin over elxhfc veal's , in some of the best C'hineso colleges , 110 oIlerH Ills services to all these HtilTerliili ftoin dlhca-.cs of any Uml , and fruls crmtldonO that In every ease no undertaken lie can do you Kood , .Most of the Ingredients ho uses In his rente * dies are botanical suhstancos from I lima , many of Iliom unknoun out.sldo of that oouu- try. try.Ho Ho charges notlilnc forrvjinlimllon , cnntnl- tiiMon or mulct' . on inn call nnd lm\o it filendly chat with him. and ho will frankly state wbat he can do for you. His eonsiuta- . lions ami communications conducted In thJ 111 n est privacy unit strictest confidence. Ills remedies aio easy to takoand perfectly harmless. The mint of them act on tlio hloou , imrifyliiK it and do.slioyliiK the microbes or hacteria. J Perhaps you are sulTerlnn fniin some dla o.isij of long Htaiidlnj ; and have tried almoHt e\ery remedy knouiiltlioiilsucccss \Vutilil \ It not bo nail to trv the I'hlnese mode ol treatment now , or at any rate call and lot Dr. t' ' . tcoVo ! examine the ease nnd tell you n bat no can do ? 1'r. ' ( . ' , OeoVo luisthoiisaiidsof testlmonlali In his possession. ainniiK wliluli are the ful- lowlni ; : H. II. YOUNO. 27I. " > North Twontv-fourtU siici'i , Omaha. Cured severe cold and r.iiM Idly dmelophiK consumption ; was told coiilu not lastslx mouths ; cilicd wholly with thl- iieM' rctncdics MltS H l.roi' . IMrj Klftl , strect.-SiilTerol ( w Hi sick liouiluuhe and Kcneral dohllltyi bail tried all kinds of medicines and doutora. Now rohust and healthy. M. V VAN WOUMlMt , 1717 Third street , found ! Hlutis. Ucnenil debility and pain lu Chest ! fi'Wllm. . > 4 t n.tt t mutt * > ti.iv.tt. fitlt imltn * than ut present. MKS. i' . O. Ition , South Omalia. ( AlbrlRht ) . Afler trx'inir other tomedlosfor oLhlyoar < used Dr. ( ice \Vo's treatment ; now conipletcly emeu. JOHN II. HAMMKTT. South Omaha. ( West Alntiilit ) . Hearl dKea.so and ualn In eliestl t-hoil eouiboof trcatiiicnt ; now almost cured. MUs \ \ . A. NIUHOI.hON , 007 KlKhtconth Mreel. Hhcumutlsm. then hemmorrapo of the innKSiind llmtlly heart dlsouso ; complete wrei'Kj went to Kiiropcand tried ovorythlujji now i-ntlrolv cured hv Ir ) Oeo Wo. M1K J. n YATKH. WV ) ) Q street , Fouth Omaha. l''emalo vseaUno s and Hick head * ache ; could tret no icllcf I III Dr. ( ! co Woeurod me Will gladly recommend him for thusa lioulilc.s. 1'or the bonelltof these who cannot see tin ) doctor he h is pioparcd tlio foilouln ? eight lemcdlus for the most utovalcut diseases ; BUOOD PURIFIER , RHEUMATISM CURE , CATARRH CURE , INDIGESTION AND DYS- PfcPSIACURE , SICK HEADACHE CURE , LOST MANHOOD CURE , FEMALE WEAKNESS CURB , AND KIDNEY AND LIVER CURE. These troubles can oislly ho diagnosed and the proper lomedles pro Mired. Kor all other trouliles nrtto. onelos'im ' stamp for question blanlc and hook , as the doctor uses a Bpoolul remedy for each disease. DR. C. GEE WO , 5I91 , North I6tii Street , Office Hours from 9 n. m. to 9 p. m. , Every Dny. DOCTOaT""Mc&BEW THE SPECIALIST .Moietlnui lj yo.irt oxpjrlonoj In thatroitail.it if PBIVA-TB DISEASES. AcuroKUurantoodln 3 toS days , without uoloiiot un Imur'H tluio. The rnmt complete anil abaolnto euro for ffloot nnil nil annoying Ul30.lurno ] ! ) ovur known to HID muillcitl lirofusalun. t'liruiaiuntly cnroJ In frum j to U J.iyJ STRIOTURB Or pnln In rcllovlnif the blaililur curoit nlthout pila or IriHtrninunts. no cuttllik' , no illlatlnx. Thu inuil rcwurkiibluruiucily known tu uioiluru aol'into SYPHILI3. Cured In DO lo W ilnys lr ) McJroir' ( trontmont for thli turrlblu bloiildl4on uhai buon pronoiiaot.'d tli nii8t ( iiccosifnlrouioily uvur illsooTorml for tin' nb- Kulnto euro uf the illioiiu Illi nacoux with tnli dliunaohat nuvor boon oqnilloL A ooiuplutu our * Kuuriiatuucl. LOST MA.NHOOD nom.all wr-iknoa os of tl o n * imt orKani , norroui. Anil timidity ami itojiuiiilonay | nhiulutoly curoi. Th urollof in Iniiiioillalu ami cuiniiloto. SKIN DISEASES , nml nil illscaioi nf the lilooJ , Itror , klilnoyi , an ! blaililcr iiurinanuntly ciiruJ. FEMALE DISEASES Thoilnrtor "Homo Trciilmonl" for lailloi | j pro. nonnucil by nil who h ivo utml 11 to bo Iho most coin. plvtiinnil convi'iilont rumoily over olluroil for tiif iruatinontuf fomiilo ilhuaioi. It U truly u wonilorful ruaiuJy. lluiira fur l.ullo ) froai'4 to 4 unljr. DR. MoGRSW'3 .Mnrvplloiii nurcoss In ilia tro.itmont of rrlvnlortli. cn o < liai won for him /i / ii-imlatlon which Ii trulD national In character. .111 1 his Krml iirmy of imtluiit * rf.iohui from thoAtlanllc to tbo I'nrlllo. Thu iloctor * IH n uriKliiiila of "nvulir1 muJIchio anil ln liay loiilt nnil careful oxporloncn In hoiplUI prncltca , . mill liclimsuilniiiniiK llm loiillru ipoolalUH In iiioJ. urn nclonco Tro.itmont by corro pomlonco WrlUi for circulars ubuut ouoli of tlin bo o ilho not , froi. Olhco , Mth and I'.inttm Strjow , Omalu Neb. Kntranco on oithir street fhoBcstrillOnEartlit II r. notib'M Eilttlo Vc etuhlo I'llln act Boiuly yet promiitly oa the L vKu , NUVNnml 1'uverH ami < 'ol l , oufjhly nnil itiuy cur * habitual oonsliimtloii. 'J'hey nro lunnr ciiatqil , do not urlpe , very piimll , cray to tnkn , ono pill u done , and nr purely vegetable. 45 pllliiln ach vial. ! ' " /eft / ill ii8tlou follouH thilr aw. Tuny AIIM LUTICLV ClllCDi NICK HI AiA < 'lIIC , inilarn Itcroiniiicnilcil h > - Lcadlin : S'liy- HcliiiiN. Fordiiloliy drun l8t nr sent bymulU ftceuU vlalorSforll.W. Adilresj IlOnit'S MKUIOI.N'K C0.l'roji3. 'an franclsco. Cal , Chicago , CHILD , LESSENS DIMINISHES DANGER - TD LIFE
