8 THE OMAHA DAILY BE3E TIHUHSDAY , JUNE 1G > 1892.
STONEIIILL'S STORE OPEN
Tomorrow Stonohill's ' Stora "Will be Oponcd ,
| But with This Differenca.
THE- BOSTON STORE OWNS IT ALL
nil They Will Moll thn Entire Slock In Hitch
nWujrm to Comlonto n Whole l.llo-
tlino's Incitement In Una
Or.uiil Salo.
IIE BOSTON STORE BOUGHT
EVERYTHING.
'Yostorday ' the entire Stonohlll bank-
upt stodlt of dry goods ,
Ladles' unu jjonts' hosicrj' nnd under-
wear.
Millinery , hats nnd caps ;
Spring und winter cloaks , jackets ,
i .Shawl * , wraps , capos ,
"itontly made dresses and wrappers ,
Corsets , notions , ribbons , luces , em-
'broideries' ' ,
Ginghams , muslins , portieres ,
Table linens , bed spreads , blankets , *
comforts.
Child's Inco and silk hats ,
Parasols , umbrellas , otc.
Was sold nt public auction
TO THE BOSTON STORE.
, , The entire contents of the whole
bullying , at 110 anil 118 So. 10th St. , was
' Bold to The Boston Storo.
Nothing wnb reserved. First floor ,
Bocond lloor , basement , everything from
cellar to roof was sold ycstorday to The
Boston Storo.
This Is by far the greatest cash purchase -
chase ever inndo in Omaha. As it is ,
the entire stock was bought by us.
First , wo got Iho lot of 'silks and
drrss goods that Edson , Keith & Co.
ultatchcd to satisfy their bill against
Stonohill , and now ovorytliinpr under
the roof belongs to Tlio Boston Store.
All on sale , without reserve or excep
tion , the whole entire complete stock by
Till- : BOSTON STORE.
AtN. W. cor. 10th and Douglas and at
110 and 118 South Kith street. Stone-
nill'H old stand , right next to The Boston -
ton Store.
All ox-omplovosof Stonohill's wishing
positions are requested to report baforo
B o'clock tomorrow morning tit ThoT3os-
ton Storo.
Visit the manufacturers'exposition. .
Cloning Out.
N. E. Bnrknlow will close out of the
Boll , Dodge nnd 15th streets , his cntiro
itoclc of groceries at cost for cash.
Going into another business which
will require all my attention , I for this
reason , have decided to lot everything
po nt cost
HERE ARE SOME BARGAINS.
Rico , per pound , 6c.
Imported preserves , 81.00 per bottle.
Custis Bros. " line table preserves in
plass jars , 7f > c.
Imported preserves , per glass , 20c.
Curtis Bros. ' preserves , per glass , 20c.
French peas , per do/ton , line , $1.80.
Baking powder , Dr. Price's , per
pound. 4Jc. (
White Eagle soap , 0 bars , 2oc.
Webb's perfect starch ( equal to Magic )
per box , 7c.
Puhl & Urbb's bakiujr powder , ( good
ns any bulk baking powder ) per pound ,
Si'ic.
T ( lotlinnliiiri ; , Neb , , the Nliicuni ot the
I'ltllUR.
The coming great manufacturing cen
ter of the west unlimited water power
/or diversified industries. Great auction
eiilo of city lots will bo hold at Gothen
burg , Juno W. The opportunity of a
lifetime. Immense factory buildings now
being erected there covering several
acres. Thousands of pcopto will locate
nt Gothenburg during the next year.
Take any train on Juno 27 or 28.
Purchase a ainglo ticket to Gothenburg
nnd take a rtieoipt from ticket agent for
amount paid. Upon presentation of this
receipt at our Gothenburgolllco on Juno
29 , wo will furnish you with a return
ticket for one-third of ono faro , or if
you buy property at the sal j to the value
of $300 , the whole amount of your rail
way faro Avill bo refunded. AddroHS for
maps , pamphlets , Gothenburg Water
Power and.Improvement Co. , 220 La
Ballo street , Chicago , I1L
A beautiful souvenir card free to every
lady visitor to our store. C. L. Erickson
Jewelry Co. , Sixteenth and Douglas st
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A Hallway Mini' * Opinion.
It really is something of an experience
to make a trip' on the Emulro state ex
press of the Now York Central road ,
the "fastest regular train in the world"
on "America's greatest,11 , otc. The
experience , of course , does 'hot lie in
any doIInHo sensation ot speed , for
. everyone' who has traveled at all has
probably traveled as fust In "spurts. "
And no ono who has traveled as fast
has done It feeling the speed less ; for
the tiack is S3 straight for most of the
way and the roadbed so excellent that
it is not easy to roali/.o the speed. The
experience lies chlelly in tlio.moro con
sciousness that you arc assisting at the
breaking of records just as tlioro is
delight in seeing 11 trotting rocordbro- ,
ken , though no man can toll by his eye
whether a horse is moving two seconds
to the mlle faster or Blower. And the
fact that no stop IB nuulo from Now York
to Albany that there Is no interruption
in the steady , rapid rush for all these
143 miles is in itself a pleasure. Do-
cUlcdly ho who has not truvolod by the
Empire state express misses ono of the
eupromo experiences of this day. It
may not bo bupreino next year or" next
month. It may bo eclipsed and "fallen
from Its high estate ; " but at present it
holds the Hold and a man alights from
the caVs very Bolt-satisfied anil savs "I
have traveled. " The Railway * Ago ,
April 16. ,1692. ,
S. Porsqls soils Union soap , .
, Wh i Will hu Nomnmtoiir
Chlongo , Milwaukee & St. Paul rail
way will neil tickets to the democratic
< convontipn oao faro for the round trip.
) Tickets good going Juno 17 to Juno 21 ,
returning until July 0. Remember there
Is nn oloctrlo reading lamp in each
berth. Trains leave Union depot ,
Omaha , 1110 : ! a. in. and 7:03 : p. m. , arriv
ing In Chicago early next morning.
Ticket ollico , 1091 Farnam street.
F. A. NAHH , C. S. CAHICUUI ,
Gou'J ' Agent. City Tlckot Agent
Bnst tlmo to visit the exposition is the
forenoon from 10 to 12.
Hayden Bros. S-strlutr cabinet grand
\aprlght \ piano , now scale , $187.60.
N , . ,
.j
ItotinU Trip Tirlieti.
The only line running through trains
direct to Denver , Colonjdo Springs ,
Manltou and Pueblo. Low rates to all
points in Colorado , Utah OrPnoillo coast
points. Fust tlmo on elegant vcatlbulod
trains , free reollnlcg clmir care and the
colobratcd "Rock Island dining curs , "
Comfort , sufot.v nnd opood t-ocuroil whan
ticketed via the 'Great Rock Island
Route. " Ticket ollco ( 1G02 Furmuuatroot
C'HAULliS ' M. UN.V ISDV ,
J , L. DuBKVOiBK , G. N.WuP. A.
City Tlcltot and Pass. Agt
William Ketllo soils Uulon loan.
Thursday , Friday and Saturday your choice of 1,000 suits , worth up to $12 ,
.00 A and worth SPECIAL :
$5 SUIT $1.OO In hot weather coats . and vests , wo offer
a special Inducements.Vo cnn giro you n
light ululil llnnnol coat nnd vest
given. For a Dollar.
We have picked -but 1,000 suits from WE WOULD rather give customers the benefit who
' have patronized us for years , ( during
the' stock , in sacks , cutaways , plaids ,
Hellman's 37 years in business ) than
stripes , etc. , that Hellman would have
to give it to the man who stands
sold up as high as $12 , and bunched ready to take the stock at 40
them all in one lot for cents on the dollar.
llM ( a 1 LJLUUM 1
I/ / ' v
and will , sell them out at nnd a sotivo-
nir worth 81
given with
each suit If
you don't like
the souvenir ,
wo will glvo
you SI in Bil-
* . .
vor , U. 3.
money , for it.
A SUIT '
HBLLMAN'S
Arid Give You a.
SOUVENIR TOR'S
WORTH $1.
Boys' suits , extra value , We have them from 'E
a suit upwards. See our window. ' *
THIRTEENTH There is only a short time left to wind up the Hell-
A ! Tl man estate.
ALL STIMULI'S ' STOCK SOLI )
Now We'vo ' Got It All ! So We Have ! Every
Bit ! Who ?
THE BOSTON STORE , OF COURSE
And Wn'll Comnioncn the Orcnt n\g \ Sale
Tomorrow In Both 1'liicCK , In the Old
"Stonnlilll" Moro and lu
Tim Huston Store
In such n w.vy that will knock the
eve rltiHtiiif ; spots olt any bankrupt sale
that over was got up by man.
First , wo. got the lot of sllka and
dross goods that Edson , Keith & Co. at
tached.
BUT NOW
WE'VE GOT IT ALL.
ABSOLUTELY EVERYTHING.
In orderto handle the crowd nnd the
stock easier , quicker and with more sat
isfaction to everyone the ' 'Stonohill"
stock will ho found
At The Boston Store ,
And at the old Stonchill stand.
In fact , one-half of the stock
Will bo found in each pluco.
And the Sivmo prices
And the bmno bargains
In both places.
Parties having packages at Stonohill'a
on which doposlts have , been made can
have said packages by paying the bal
ance to The Boston Storo.
Rcmomber the entire stock is on sale
tomorrow at both places , at
THE BOSTON STORE ,
N. W. cor. 10th anil Douglas street.
Ana at Stonohill's old stand , right
next door to The Boston Storo.
ooTinxiiimu. :
A Urotit Cunning IM-iulUhiuont to Locate
Thurc.
Wo nro pleased to note the wonderful
strides the infant elty of Gotbonburg is
making to got to tho'front. They have
"
no sooner created u great water power
there than they are on the search for
factories to make use of this power. Bos.
ton papers have had a good deal to say
lately about the removal of some lurgo
Industrial plants from that city to
Gothenburg , and now wo learn that nn
Immense canning establishment Irani
Philadelphia , employing hands and
turning out JtO.OOO cans of fruit and
vegetables , is to commence oporattons
at Gothenburg at onco. The soil of the
central portion of thin Btato is well
adapted for the cultivation of nil
klnus of vegetables , and wo have no
doubt the proprietors of .this big can
nery will liitd the country about Gothen
burg a very garden spot. There Is room
hero for many moro institutions llko
this ono.
" " -MM H *
The W. A. Page Soap Co. are pub
lishing ouch week u dilToront llbt of ton
merchants who sell Union soap , Wutoh
for your grocer's name.
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NEW JOEDIOAL SCHOOL.
Orcnnuoil by Crclflitoii UnUonilty with a
I'nrulty of Able rriititltlonurk.
Per several years past Crolgtitoa unlyorslty
has contemplated tlio establishment of a
medical department , but ttio couulttous wcro
not propitious until lately. Tbo tlmo now
seems rlpo for putting tblt long chorlshoa
plau Into execution , and a medical depart-
uicnt has Just been form illy organized by tbo
selection of lUo following faculty ;
t Or , Bryant , professor of diseases of tbo
eye and our ; Dr. Crumtuor , physiology and
olseasos of children ; Dr. Ualbraltb , surgery
and clinical surgery 5 Dr. ICeogb , obstetric *
and cyneooloiry ; Dr. Grossman , clinical mod-
Iclno ; Dr. Ulloy , practice of modloluo : Dr.
Jensen , inatcrU iaedio i Dr. Lord ,
anatomy ; Dr. Rosewater , lecturer on
dermatology and assistant to chair of
matorla medlca ; Dr. Mnrtin , lecturer
on pathology and bacteriology ; Or. Burrnll ,
assistant to chair of eye and e'ar : Dr. Brash ,
assistant to chair of physlolofty ; Dr. .1. D.
Peabod } ' , assistant to choir of clinical medi
cine ; Dr. Coulter , demonstrator of onatomr ;
Dr. Johnson , assistant to chntrof surgerv ;
Dr. Martin , assistant to chair of gynccology.
Chemistry will probably bo In tbo charge of
ono of the professors of tbo college.
The II ret term of the department will open
September 27 and close March 80. The
present purpose Is to use the old St. Joseph
hospital for the first year of the moulcal
school and erect a iiow'bulldltii ; next year.
Iho now school will bo uon-soctarlan , as the
names of the faculty clearly indicate , but It
will have the advantuco of a close connoctlon
witti St. Joseph's hospital , which Is declared
to be ono of the very ilnost institutions of its
kind In the country.
George P. Munro soils Union soap.
Democratic Convention.
Chicago and return ono faro for the
round trip. Tickets on sale Juno 17 to
21 , good to return July 0. Secure
tickets and sleeping car accommodations
nt olllco of tlio great Rock Island route ,
1002 Farnatn street.
CHAS. KICNNKDY , G. N. W. P. A.
J. L. Du BKVOJSE , City Tkt. & P. A
J. Newman sells Union soap.
- .
Now York nnd ICoturn.
July to 0 ono faro for the round
trip. Choice ol routes from Chicago.
Return Urait August 15. Call at Chi
cago. Rock Island & Pacific Ry. ticket
ollico , 1002 Farnam street.
CHAS. KISNNKDY , G. N. W. P. A.
J. L. Du BUVOISI : , City Tkt. & P. A.
Dr. Culllraoro. oculist. BJS building
Go to the exposition and see how the
goods you buy are inudo.
S. Barg sells Union soap.
Y. 1 . H. C. 1C. to NDIV York In July.
If your tickets road from Chicago yia
the Lake Shore route
You can pass ever the only all-rail
line between Chicago and Now Yoi k.
You can stop at Niagara Falls either
going or returning.
You can stop at Clmutuuqutv on the
return trip.
You can make the trip ono way between
twoon Albany and Now York on the
famous Hudson river boats.
You can stop at Albany on the return
for u side trip to Saratoga , where the
National Educational association will
moot.
You are landed In Now York City
( without ferry transfer ) at the Grand
Central station , Forty-socond struct ,
within ton minutes walk from Madison
Square gurdon nnd all the principal
hotels. Tickets will bo on sale from
Chicago July fl , 0 nnd 7 , $ iaOO for round
trip. For full information or reserva
tions , which can bo made at uny tlmo ,
address as bolow.
Tourist tickets to the various eastern
resorts are also now on sale , a list of
which will bo furnished on ttpplieation.
B. P. HUJII'IIKKY , T. P. A. ,
727 Main street , Kansas City.
C. 1C. WiLlilift , W. P. A. , Chicago.
Tin : uuAi/rv .UAUICIT. :
rNSTUUMENTS placed on record Juno 15 ,
WAIIIIANTr DBKD3.
11 II Robertson to 1'urUs Fouler , part none
no S-1V.U . . . , . , . , , . .1 1
I ) Ij Illoyor to Dan Morroll , s 'JO foot lot
II , block BU , Hontli Omiilm . . . . . . S.SSO
8 h Kutullir und luHtmml to II A Me-
Oruw , lots U , II nnd 15. block 7 , Ulovur-
tlulo . , . , . , , 800
n J I'littorunn mid liiisiiitnd to J W Huy-
wurcl. lot IP , block : i. Hutmiilt nlncu. . , B.'OO
Jacob Ij&mcii unil wlo to Nula I'uulkun ,
u ( i tut IX blooU V , Itusli k Hulby'n add
to Kouth Omulm . . . COO
Tottl amount of transfer * . tllt 0
Cook's Imperial Champacuo das stood tbo
test for thirty your * , There Is no bettor
wluo uiuilo. Ii'i extra dry ,
JFUK THE ARMV.
Compluto-Llat of Cluinffc * In the Regular
Serxicc.
WxsnixoToy , D. C. , Juno 15. [ Special
Telegram to Tnn BER. I Tbe following army
orders were issued yesterday :
Lieavo of. absence for four months Is
granted First Lieutenant Dloyd AI. Urett ,
Second cavalry. Second .Lieutenant Charles
Del Hlno , Sixth infantry , will proceed to
Hoiinono , Va. , nnd visit the camp ot the
Second regiment , Virginia volunteer infan
try , during tbo period of its encampment ,
commencing Juno 15 , 1802. Captain Herbert
S. Foster , Twentieth Infantty , will proceed
to Muntpoillor , VU , and visit tbo camp of the
Vermont National guard during the period
of Its encampment , commencing August ,
ISO : . ' . A board ot oQIcors is appointed to
moot at the \Var department , Vvashlngion ,
D. C. , for tbo examination of such ofllcers as
may bi > . ordered before it to determine their
fitness for promotion , us follows : Colonel
John 1C. Mtsonor , Tenth cavalry ; Major
William J. Votkman , assistant adjutant gen
eral ; Major Robert H. White , nurgoon ;
Major Joseph K. Corsoon , surgeon ; Captain
William L. Pitcher , Eighth Infantry ; Second
end Lieutenant George B. Davis , Twenty-
third Infantry , recorder.
Second Lieutenant Edward C. Brooks ,
Eighth cavalry , is ordered before tbo ooard.
Captain George S. Andersen , Sixth cavalry ,
will proceed from Now York City via Wash
ington , D. C. , to Furt Yellowstone , Wyo. , on
public business. Second Lieutenant Wil
liam H. Dashiell , Seventeenth infantry , is
detailed as professor of military science ana
tactics at Uiu North Georgia Agricultural
college. Dahloncga , Ua. Ho will report In
parson at the college July 20 , IS'JJ. '
The following transfers In the Tenth In
fantry arc maao : First Lieutenant William
Pauldlug , from company K to company G ;
First Lieutenant Stephen Y. Suyburn , from
company G to company K. Captain Law
rence L. BrulT , ordnance department , will
proceed to tbo bandy Hook proving grounds ,
Sandy Hook , N , J. , on official business.
Acting Assistant Surveyor F. W. P. Butler -
lor , U. S. A. , is relieved from duty at Fort
Keno , Okl. , and will repair to this city with
out delay and report in person to the sur
geon general. Tbo leave of absence granted
First Lieutenant Nut Phis tor , First Infantry ,
Department of tbo Missouri , is extended to
July 81 , IhlU , inclusive. M.ijor Frederick E.
Trotter , Twonty-fourtb infantry , will visit
the encampment of tbo Wosbmcton National
guard commencing ubout Juno 15 , IbOJ. Ho
will report by loiter to tbo governor of
Washington for such service as may bo re
quired of hlnmlurlug the encampment.
Tbo general court martial appointed to
'meet at JelTorson.burracl(9 , Mo. , is dissolved
and another Is appointed to moot at the same
pluck at 11 o'clooWn. in. on Friday , Juno 17 ,
lor the trial of such prisoners us may bo
brought before la , Dolml for the court :
Captain William OL Owen , jr. , assistant sur
geon ; First Lieutenant" Thomas J. Lewis ,
Second cavalry ; Firat Lieutenant Frederick
S. Foltz , First cavalry ; Firu Lieutenant
Charles J. Stevens , Ninth cavalry ; First
Lieutenant Stephen L. il. Slocutn , Eighth
cavalry ; First Lieutenant Robert D. Walsh ,
Fourth cavalry ; Hirst Lieutenant Richard
B. Paddock , SlxtuiCavalry ; First Lieuten
ant William E. Purvlance , assistant sur
geon ; First ILicutcjiant Psrcy E.
Trlppo , Tenth cavalry , Judge advocate.
Should any of the officers named
In the detail bo prevented from attending nt
the same tlmo am ) place specified , tbo court
will nevertheless iprococd and continuo tUo
businc.ss before it ] iirovldca the number of
members present.d)0 not leas than tiie mini
mum proscribed" Aiy law , the above being
the greatest number that can bo convened
without manifest Injury to the service.
First Lieutenant JnmosV. . Watson , Tenth ,
cavalry , now on leave of absence at Port
Gibson , Miss. , will report by tolograp'i to tbo
superintendent of tbo recruiting service ,
INOW York city , for assignment to recruiting
duty. Colonel John C. Bates. Second Infan
try , will proceed to PocUsklll. N. Y. , and visit
tbo Now York state camp of Instruction to bo
liel-int that pluco from Juno 1H to July 1 ,
181U. Lieutenant Colonel John W. Barlow ,
corps of onglnoorj , the senior officer of tbo
United States army , with the International
boundary commission now engaged In locat
ing and marking Iho boundary between
Mexico and tbo United Btatm , will , wtion-
over Utility bo doomed necu snry by htm ,
assume command of all United States troops
assigned to escort duty with tbo commission.
L. Levy soils Union soap.
llullroilil Note * .
Washout * on tue Northern Paciflo will
Interrupt traffic on that line for ton days , and
the Union Pacific is golting an increased
transcontinental business in consequence.
The Burlington tins boon chosen as the
official route for the Convention of Ctmrltlos
and Corrections at Denver , nnd a special
'
train will leave Chicago at 10 p. m. of 'Juno
21 with delegates from tbo east , passing
through Omaha next Wednesday afternoon.
To CIcmiKo the SyHtoni
Effectually yet gontly. when castlvo of
bilious or when the blood is impure or slug
gish , to permanently euro habitual constipa
tion , to awaken the Uldnoys nnd liver to a
healthy activity , without Irritating or woak-
ning thorn , to dlspal headaches , colds or
fevers , use Syrup of Figs.
T. C. JclTorios sells Union soap.
>
Drunkenness.
A disease , treated as such and perma
nently cured. No publicity. No infirm
ary. Homo treatment. Harmless nnd
ofloctual. Refer by permission to Bur
lington Hawkoyo. Send tic stamp for
pamphlet Sholtoquon Chemical Co. ,
Burlington , la.
Wilko & Sauttor sell Union soup.
IT INJURES OMAHA.
Freight Ilutes J'rom tlio Hast Are Not
I'ronitrly AilJtinted.
Omaha's manufacturers are complaining
about the unjust discriminations In railroad
freight rates. They claim that factories
hero cannot begin to compete with Chicago
and St. Louis concerns on account of the
difference in rates and classification of
goods.
Manager Lewis Ley of the Omaha Tin
ware Manufacturing company , in conversa
tion with a BHE reporter yesterday after
noon , stated that the discriminations wcro
mostly In classification rntos. Ho said Chicago
"
cage "manufacturers of tlnwaro could ship
their products to Sioux CUy as cheaply as
Omaha tlnwaro inon could put their goods
into that city. There Is a dlfferonco In dis
tance in favor of Omaha of 4U9 mllos. St.
Louis manufacturers nlao gee the same rate
to Nebraska City as do Omaha dealers.
"From Chicago. " said Mr. Ley , "tho manu
factured tlnwaro Is classed in { carload ioti as
citns and the goods go nt ono rate olasslllca-
tlon , whoioas from Omaha the railroads dl-
vldo tbo product-up and class it as cans and
pails. On tto latter nrtlclo rates are high.
Wo should bo charged but a "U-cont rate per
hundred weight on tlnwaro , butwouro obliged
to pay H7J < j cents on first class und often 75
cents for double first class. Tbo other day
on n car load of lard cans wo were charged 75
cents to'Sioux City double first class. ThU
Is unjust , und the classification Is all wrong.
Manufacturers can't stand it. No wonder
factories here can't compete with Cblcugo
nnd St. Louis.
"Wo have to pay the same rate as they do
and they have four or tivu times the dis
tance to come. The dlfferonco in rates would
soon malto a man rich , On ono oar to Stoux
City the classification rate was 71.31 } , which
wo were obliged to pay for I5.3M pounds of
tin cans. At the ! W.oy cents porbundrodwolirht
It would have been 11.70. ThU Is the
amount that should bavo been charged to us ,
but wo weio required to pay WJ.GO In excess
of the rate on uucount of classification. You
see this Is an unjust discrimination against
Omaha manufacturers ono that they cnn't
stand *
" 1 shall try to got the rate adjusted , but
when I file my complaint with the classifi
cation committee ut Chicago , I supple' will
got no satlsllcatlon as that committee generally -
ally savs It can do nothing in changing tbo
classification. "
This matter of classification will bo taken
before the Omaha freight bureau just as
soon as th body Is tnorouply organized.
NlrkncM AIIIDIIK Children.
Especially Infants , U prevalent at all times ,
but Is largely avoided oy giving proper
nourishment and whnleiomo food. The most
successful and reliable of all Is tbo Gall
Bordcii "Eairlo" Brand Condensed Milk.
Your grocer and druggist keep U.
Visit the exposition and BOO goods
manufactured.
Kuor Bros , sell Union soap.
( Joint ; to ( Jhlciiifo.
The Samoiot club has engaged Harry
Irwln's band to accompany it to Chicago.
Thu club will meoi Friday night to uako
final arrangements , und will leave by the
Burlington Saturday evening.
The Jacksoninn club will leave bv the
Northwestern Sunday evening nnd will bo
joined at this point by John P. Irish , the
noted California orator , who was formerly a
HaWkoyo.
LcvvnxwoiiTir. 1C , Juno 13 , ' 03.
Dr. J. U. Moore : Mv Dear Sir I have
been sutjcct to sick hoadncho all ray life.
Over two years ago I began using "Moore's
'Xroo of Life" for it and never had n case of
sick headacb.3 since , except when thu
medicine was at one end of the road and I nt
the other. It Is worth moro than money to
mo. I heartily recommend It to all sufferers
of headache. Very truly yours ,
W. B. LII.E.
Pastor First Baptist Church.
For sale by all druggists.
The exposition is open from 10 a m.
until 10:30 : p. m.
DANGEROUS CROOKS CAPTURED.
Quito n Number of 1'ifkpnckctn llchlnil tlio
City .lull Iur .
Ton of the gentlemen for whom Omaha Is
the latest Mecca and who nro known in mod
ern police vernacular as "dips , " are now se
questered behind the bars ot the county Jail.
Tbo latest acquisition is John Morrison , who
hau his hand in a laaj's pocket on Furnain
struotlnst night , when D.otoetlvo Savogo
knociod lilin down , much to tbo surprise of
t ho lady.
The detective forca has boon indofa-
tlgablo in nosing out this trouble
some contingent , nnd slnco Saturday has
succeeded lu bagging such a galaxy as Is sel
dom secured nt one time. Every man of
them has u record and most of them have
served tlmo in various penitentiaries. The
victims who have reported losses have not
been vorv numerous , although the police
hove no doubt that many have bean caught.
Ono casts which was bushed up nt
the request of the victim was that
of a school teacher who contributed $30 , her
entire month's salary. In spite of the suc
cessful fishlnir which has boon done the offi
cers think that tbo stream is not dry yet und
odvlsQ the public to carry Its valuables in its
Insldopocitots.
A colored crook answering to the poetical
conomoii ( of ' 'Danver fahlno1' U another val
uable catnh , though ho does notopsratoln
thu pooketpicklng line , tie was In Omaha
during the last holidays and toro the town
from stem to stern.
DoWitt's Sarsnpareia cicansos tbo blood ,
increases the uppjtlt md toio up the sy-j
loin. It bus b3iiolittoj raviy psoplowbo
have Buffered from blosa1 dUorJsri. It will
help you , _
CIRCUIT COURT NOTES.
Why Knto Summer Lost Her I'osltloii Near
I'url. Oiiiiilm.
Over la the criminal court the case of the
state against Kate Summer Camp In on trial.
Tbo woman , who was the head jerker In a
boor garden opposite Fort Omaha last sum
mer , Is charged with having retailed liquor
without first having secured a license. Tbo
information charges that Nora Dooley was
the purchaser.
bamuol Wollman and Aivln Loosuro , the
two lads who were charged with having
stolen lead pipe from u store building on
South Eldvcntb street , wcro arraigned thin
morning and pleaded nbt guilty. Their
parents furnished ball and tbo cntos were
continued until the September term.
Judge Irvln has granted a temporary In
junction , restraining tbo aborlll from sellIng -
Ing the leasehold Interest In the lot on which
Is situated the ntoro formerly occupied by C ,
A. Stonohill , who wont to tbo wall a few
dnys ago. When Ktonohlll failed some of
the creditors attached this leasehold. Tbo
sheriff advertised it for sulo , the public
auction to bo held Friday afternoon. Now
Gerald L. Stonohlll bns stepped In and under
oath says that ho purchased the leaoehold
from C. A. Slonoblll on May 12 , long before
the failure. Saturday morning Judge Irvln
will bear the arguments.
"Late to bed and oarlv to rise will shorten
thu road to your homo In the sit lea. " But
early to bed and a "Little Early Ulso" , " the
pill that makes lifo longer und butter and
wiser.
M. Furroll soils Union eoap.
035.
The Kings ol Specialists.
For 27jreart tba namti of Dri
Ilotti A ueUf bin been boosehold
words ID tbo nomea of thousands of
people wbo bare been rcicaed from
ibe Jaws of d ith through tne won-
dirful ibllUjr. ttie matchless iklll of
tbeae great inistin of raedlclno and
surgerjr , wboieklndneas and bener-
olence , whose self-iaerlOeloc devo
tion to lti nolfara of tbtlr fellowmen -
men will * rr live In too QearU of a
grateful people.
NERVOUS ,
I CHHONIC ,
PRIVATE ,
BLOOD ,
They SEXUAL SKIN , , Dis
Cure KIDNEY ,
LIVEH , eases.
URINARY ,
RECTAL
AND ALL
ORGANIC
TRICTURE ,
YPHILIS ,
S PERMATORRHCEA KMINAL WEAKNESS , ,
ENEHAL . , J\nu
NEKVOUS DEBILITY ,
Uydroccle and Varlcoccie ,
Piles , Fistula ana Eectal Ulcers
rrminentlr cured bra mitbod it
once iaf , certain , pilBleti and iuo
cesiful.
'Hit awful effectof earlr Tic * tad
xceiilY * Inaulgimcei , remltlng la
lotiof roaDbooa and prematur * de-
ciy , quickly and permintDUr it *
llerea.
CONBOLTATION FBKB.
Call npon or addren nltti lUmp ,
Drs. Belts & Belts ,
HOSouth llth St. N. MCornor llth
and Dou 'Ui3 Hts.
Omaha , Neb.
1
SVR.INQR.
The Only I'orfoot VnKlnal
mill Ituutal tiyrlugolu
the World.
Is tlio only nyrlriKO avoi
Inruiituil by wlilcli vaKltml
iijuclloiii cuii lonlnilnUUr- (
od ivIiliouilnukliiK und noil-
IIIK tlio olatliliiK or uocouvU
tulliiK tlio uvu of u vvgiol-
nml which Uiiu aluo bo unoit
for ruutulInjections.
SOIT IllIIUIKIl.UIJUI .
j'lttvn en oo.
Jljill Ordont Bulloltud.f
ilic Aloe & Pen-fold Co ,
15th titecet ,