THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : TUESDAY , JUNE 28 , 1892.
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I BNTED-PLACES TO SLEEP
f
Lodgings Secured for 0,000 , Visitors to the
* Independent Convention.
[ MANAGERS SAY 25,000 , WILL BE NEEDED
Coll'oum HI IlpnithiQM with 7,000 ScnU nntl
RtnndliiB lloom for 3.nnO-liiilci > eii l-
unln ScukliiB CaniililntPS Com
mit ton Meeting.
The local entertainment commllco that Is
looking up nccommoJixtlom for these xvlio
will bo the city's visitors JurltiK the Inilo-
pendent convention U at work canvnaslnj ? for
room * , and has now a list nhowlnc accommo
dations for a Uttlo over 8,000 pcoplo. This
will , of course , bo very larcoly Increased
during the next few days , but It
will still bo Insufficient unless the pcoplo
generally beitlr thomiolvos and evince moro
' * } ; toroi t'lti the matter.
The I'.nanco committee has secured $0,853
on Mibscrlptlon , and of this amount 4.000 has
been paid in. The outfttandlnc $1,000 Is m
peed as rollocted , as It was subscribed for
sped lie purpose * , und will bo forthcoming
when needed. The street railway company ,
winch aubicrlbod $1,500 , ua < paid In
f.100 , mill tno remaining 81,000 13
for iho rent of tbo chairs which
ro now being placed In the Colhcum , and
will 1m paid when called for. The committee
had fcJ.-OO yet to raise , and It must DO secured
In oruor to carry out the promises made by
the local committed to the national executive
committee.
Mint IIil\o Morn r.mlgliiKft.
Tbo toaturo over which the com-
Jhlttco. . , fools the most npttrohonslon
Is that of sleeping accommodation * .
It IE n certainty that the crowd , however
Inreo It may bo , will Una no dllllculty setting
cnnuah to oat , but-thoro as yet u scarcity
of suilnblu plnres whereon the visitors may
lav their heads at night.
It bin boon frequently suggested thotthero
Is n number of halls as well ni school
bouses und vacant buildings In which
cots could bo placed und mnny thousands ,
thus accommodated , but no step has yet boon
\ \ made In that dhcoilon. The lowest estimate
made as to the number of these from outsldo
who will bo In tbo city during the conven
tion Is not loss than 2.'i,000 , mid as ac
commodations have bean secured lor
barely one-third of that number ,
the question of what will bo
done with the bilanco Is naturally causing n
Kient ucul of uneasiness among tlioio who
are Interested In properly caring for the visi
tors. Said Mr. V. O. Strlcltler this morn-
Tliousnnils Arn U
"It is simply a question of whether or not
wo are going to allow ihoso people to walk
the 3ttoets nil night. They are coming ,
Just as surely as the day dawns , and
if thorn ls no place for tjjpm to sleep they
will have to sit no. That is all there Is to It
It isn't a question of sentiment or .specula
tion , but of plain , cold f.ct. Omaha has
solicited the convention to coma hero and It
Is coming. It must bo taken cans of or
Umahii must sulTcr for falling to provldo
tor It ,
"It Is true that but n comparatively small
part of the places that wo have
secured livens yet boon cngaeed by these
who nro coming , but It must not be inferred
from tnnttbat few will bo hero. Tholuut Is ,
thuio who are coining nro for the most part
pcoplo who bavo never bofnro attended a na
tional convention , and do not , thuioforo , ap-
[ jrcclnto the Importance of securing tucir
rooms In advance.
"Tlioy will pour In on us in a stream on the
vo of the convention , trusting In the assurances
ancos sent out that thuy would bo received
and properly taken care of. They have boon
assured that members of tbo reception com-
imltoo would meal , thorn at the depots and
assign them to suitable quarters , and that
bureaus ot information lofttted thcro would
bo possessed of all the Information regarding
hotels and public and private boarding houses
that they would care to know.
"Other cities not so largo ns Omaha nor
ns well n bio to care for big crowds have
taken euro of Immense gatherings by tbiow-
ing open their private houses , and this Is
what wo must do If wo nro to creditably take
cnro of our visitors. Our citizens have been
told till ? tlmo and again , buttboy don't seem
to realize the full truth und Importance of It ,
lrlvuto llotittus 3Ittt Ho Opened.
"Thoro are at least a thousand
homos in tbls city whuro there
is a guest chamber , which would ordinarily
nccommoduto two , that an additional cot or
two would In no wise injure , and It would
help to solve this problem. I am satisfied
that many bavo not yet offered the use of
rooms oven without increasing iho capacity.
"Our citizens may not want to turn their
houses into hotels , but It Is what Is
done In other cities , and it la what
wo must do to a certain extent.
It will not hurt our houses In the least and It
will help the olty very materially.
"Thoro Is also a splendid opportunity for
any ono to make a llttla spending money by
renting vacant rooms or nulldlugsdown town
and putting In cots. There will bo many of
the visitors who will bo up until late at night
and will want but a few hours' sloop.
They would rather biro a cot down
town than to go out two or tbroo miles , oven
If by so doing they could got n room to them
selves. They would gladly pay DO cents for
tucli lodging , and it should bo provided. Tbo
hotels will Ull their corridors , and oven din
ing rooms , If they follow the example of the
Chicago hotels duriug the late convention.
'If wo provide a place for every ono to
sleep there can bo no kick , but If wo leave
thousands to walk the streets they will not
Bay the kindest things about us when thuy
go homo , and no ono could blunto thorn. "
If persons who have rooms to rent will
notify Mr. li. R Hodglns by mall or bo lolo-
phone tlioy will favor the committee.
Colltuum In Kcmllncm.
Chairman Strlckloranys that the Coliseum
building will bo In readiness for thu guests
by next Thursday evening. The luteiiurof
the buildini : is undergoing a truiibforimuion
under iho supervision of Contractor Whlt-
loeir. Pcoplo who attended the manufac
turers exposition will hardly rccognlzo It
today ,
The arrangement of the chairs , and the
elevation on nn Inclined piano of ull cbairs ,
autsldo of the spaca iillotcd for dolouato.s In
the center of the building , is far superior to
anything- that has heretofore bcoa nmua In
tbo building. A platform lull feet lohg and
thirty feet wide has been bullion the west
side of tbo bull for the chairman , secretaries ,
national committee und the newspaper mon.
rim two press associations , "PUB Bun and the
World-lleruld will have prominent places on
olttior bldo of the speaker's stand. Next in
position to these will bo tbo cJltow of the
prominent independent newspapers of the
country. After tbeso are provided for tbo
tcprosfiitutlvcd of the metropolitan proas
throughout the country will bu iissicnod to
places , and tbo rumalnlngscats will bo al
lotted 10 the editors of tbo [ s'obrasuu weekly
newspapers.
Mr. btrlcldor Is very anxious to provldo
facilities for every \vorking nuvvspapor man
who may bo assigned lor actual work , but ho
U not disposed to furnish seats ou the press
platform for newspaper mou who como to
tlston to the proceeding * and not for actual
work. Ho feels very kindly toward Iho Nebraska -
braska proas in general , and will do his ut
most to moot their demands.
Tlio convention ball will have a seating
capacity ot about 7uuu , wltb amplospaca In
thu alslus and passanowuys I or 'J.OOO or il,000
moro In CIHO ot u crust ) . Commlttoo rooiui
have bui'ii arranged In the unncx to tbo roar ,
where also tbo tulegriiph companies will bo
provided with uuiplo working spuca.
The at root car company bus agreed to
run u stub line fiom tbo Twenty-fourth
ttruot motor line over to Twentieth und to
extend that line ever to SlxUiontu street ,
making u connection with tbo motor line on
that thoroughfare. This will glvo throe
lines of cars between the city and Coliseum
building. With increased cur servlco It Is
es 11 muted that tbo viut crowds cau Lo bun
dled readily.
iicfiitlKi Committee Mooting ,
President Cohen of the local assembly ot
the Citizens alliance received a latter
tills morning from Noah Allou ot
i U'loliUa , Knn , , president ol the Notional
/r CltUctu ulllauco , aiming that u meeting ot
Ibo executive committee would bo held at tbo
Uarlier Saturday ultornoon , und that an open
meeting would bu held In tbo hall of tlio local
isjomuly , 1U South Fourteenth street , In tbo
ivunlni ; .
( iriuid Master Workman I'owdorly of the
ICulaUU ot Labor will leuvu Chicago
Thursday evening with a number of
the ofllctnls of tbo order and a
largo number of the eastern delegates to the
convention on a special train over the North-
wostorn. They will arrive huro July 1 ,
< ) nslp of Cnndldntrs.
The local Independents who have for the
past fcvr days boon carefully nursing a
voluptuous bopo that Walter Q. Urnsham
would ox press a willingness to accept the
presidential nomination at the bands
of the third party la case U was
tendered had their hopes dashed to the
cround yesterday by the published an
nouncement that ho would not allow bis
name to bi > considered hero. Tbo local lenders
alt axprosHcd the belief that his name would
have added moro strength to their ticUotthan
could bo secured In nnr other way , and
that ho could unquestionably have the
nomination If ho would take It ,
Although General J. IJ. Weaver of Iowa
seemed to have the support of the local Inde
pendents up to the tlmo of the return of the
disgruntled silver mon from the Chicago
convention and the announcement of their
decision to como hero and seek
satisfaction at the bonds of the
Independents , the sentiment has changed
and It Is now openly assorted that Weaver is
no longer in it. Tbo talk l all In favor of a
nominee from a mining state , and Stewart of
Nevada and Adams of Colorado bavo tbo
call , with Watson of Georgia for second
place.
This , however , would destroy the plcustnir
nllltoratlon that many of the now
movement bavo been counting on.
For n while they counted on Donnelly and
Davis Ignatius of Minnesota and J , G. ol
Texas. Tlion Polk and Powdorly caught the
popular fancy , but tbo death of ono aim tno
absolute refusal of the other to bo considered
for cither llrst or soi'ond plnco necessitated
the election of another pair , and Weaver and
Watson were set forth.
ftow comes the silver situation with ether
favorites , but II has not yet presented a
second-place A to go with Adams or au upper
case H to trot with Stowart. Unless this
dollr.loncy can bo remedied the nomination of
cither of tbo mountaineers would not gtvo
full and complete satisfaction.
FINANCIAL OLAPTBAP.
Hypocrisy ( if u Domiicr.itlo I'l uilc lltposml
. by Several llunUern ,
The platform adopted by the lata demo
cratic national convontlon contains ono plank
that appears to moot the universal disap
proval of people who believe in a sound basis
for the curicncy of tbo country , and tbo na
tional banks are particularly earnest In
their opposition to the policy advocated by
this particular plank. It roads as follows :
"Wo recommend that tbo prohibitory 10
'
per cent tax on state bank'Issues bo ro-
pealed. "
The law to which this refers is section
n,41'J of the revised statutes of the United
btalcs and reads as follows :
"Every national banking association , state
bank , or Mnto banking association shall pay
n tax of 10 porconton the amount of notes
of nny person or of any state banker state
banking association used for circulation or
paid out by thera. "
This Is really a part of the national bankIng -
Ing system and acts ns a prohibitory measure
in preventing state banks from issuing their
own currency , because they cannot afford to
pay the Rovc'rnmont 10 per cent for tbo privi
lege. With this law wiped out each state
could muko its own regulations ns to the
basis of Iho currency issued by state banks.
Speaking of tno matter yesterday air. Wil
liam Wallace of the Omaha National bank
said : "Such a step as that suggested by that
plank would bring back the duys of tlio state
bank currency , and with that might como
tbo wildcat banks , which were tlio worst
extreme of the old stnto banking system.
It would never do for this country to think
of so foolish a step as that. It Is out of the
question. Every state would have a differ
ent basis of circulation and it would bo dial-
cult , to know what a dollar represented. "
Mr. Will Millard said : "Tho repeal of
that law would.I think , bring disaster to the
whole financial system of the country.
There would be no Ilxod value to our cur
rency If the stnto banks were permitted to
issue their currency without rogarit to
national regulation. "
Mr. John L. McCaguo of tbo American
National bank said : "Tho present national
banking system was the result of an honest
effort to got rid of the dangerous and ruinous
stnto banklnc system that lllled the country
with wildcat money and loft no substantial
basis for anything. The national system Is
Iho otily safe system. It la claimed , of
course , that the national ban Us bavo a
great snap because they got interest on the
government bonds thuy deposit to sccuro
their circulation. Hut lot us look at
tbo other sldo of tbo matter a mo
ment. The bauks have to pay a <
premium at the present tlmo for these bones
of about 17 per cent. Wo are then permitted {
to circulate only 00 par cent of the amount
represented by the bonds. There you see Is
'JT per cent of our money lying idle to start
with. The interest we draw on the bonds
will never make that oven. If tbo country
needs moru money I should tbliiK that a
good way to get it would bo to permit tbo
national banks to circulate tbo full amount
of their capital instead of keeping part of it
In Idleness. The scheme proposed in the
doraocratlo platform , I am sure , will not moot
with fuvor unions tboso who know anything
about the financial blstorv of the country. "
'
Mr. Bou U. Wood of tbo' Nebraska National
bank Is a democrat but bo is stoutly opposed
to that particular plank in the platform of.
hi ! party.
"The people wouldn't take money Issued
by the state banks If thov were permitted to
issue It , " said Mr. Wood. ' 'That was sim
ply put Into tbo platform to catch , votes. It
will picaso the fellows who are calling for
moro money , I suppose , but , tbo fact of the
business Is it don't moan anything. We
would not handle a dollar of curroticy'lssuod
by state banto , and everybody eho would
feel just tbo sumo way about it. The pcoplo
must have good money. Any talk to tbo con
trary la utter nonsense. "
COLD DAY FOR DEMOCRATS
When the Board of County Commissioners
Reorganizes.
REPUBLICANS NOW HAVE THE MAJORITY
And Wilt Itopir Uatnorrntlo ArroRHilco
1'romlso of n Itcrnlutinii In tlio
Clinlrinntmlilp nml the
Committees.
The Board of County Commissioners will
hold u special meeting Thursday afternoon ,
and unless something happens In the mean
time thcro will bo a general upheaval and
disarrangement of qulto a number of things.
John Williams of Ellt City , the commis
sioner who was appointed last Saturday
night , will bo on hand to IOOK after the
\vanU of the residents and taxpayers of tbo
third district.
In this connoctlon It Is meet and proper
to state that tbo appointment of Mr. Williams
made the board republican , t > s Messrs. Pud- ,
dock and Van Camp are the only democrat ; .
This being the case , they Und but llttla on
which to pin their faith in looking uruuud
for honors.
The llrst hard work that will coirfo before
tbo board will bo the election of n chairman ,
and us the democrat ! ) aru hopelessly In the
minority they will sit by and wotcti the
throe republicans , Messrs. Berlin , Stonborg-
and V.'lltlams , take the cake and the wbolo
bakery.
I.lko Hurltli , All Are Willlii * .
Who will bo the chairman Is a question
that no member seems anxious to answer
Just yot. It Is known , however , that Mr.
liorlm has his lines out and that ho hopes to
drag tbo prize Into his nut , multio will If ho
succeeds in getting two votes besides bis
own.
own.Mr. . Stonborg says that ho would not take
the position If It was tendered on a silver
platter , but the cold glitter In the Judge's o.vo
when ho makes this statement Indicates that
ho Is "talking through his bat. "
Mr. WlUlumV official career is of such short
duration that ho could not bo expected to bo
a candidate. Messrs. Paddock and Van
Camn both declare that money would not
Induce either of them to alt , ana oxorcUo
authority ever the dollborations of the ooard ,
though , on tbo side , each of them Intimates
that It none of the thrco republicans will
take the chairmanship ho will servo rather
than sco the play stop.
Turning the Tithlos on the Democrats.
The rearrangement of the committees Is.to
bo another Important feature of tbo Thurs
day meeting as all of the committees will bo
reorganized. Lint , January when the now
board was organized , Chairman Tim mo made
up his committee line this :
Finance Paddoalt Van Camp and Btcn-
berij.
Judiciary Van Came , Paddoclc and Ber
lin.
Charity StonDorg , Van Camp and Pad
dock.
Construction Berlin and entire board.
Heads Paddock , Van Camp and Stenberg.
Poor Farm Van ( Jump , Paddoclc andStcn-
borg.
Bridges Van Camp , Paddock and Berlin.
Court House Paddock , Van Camp and
Berlin ,
From the above it will bo soon that the re
publicans , figuratively speaking , were not In
it. They tailed iu > the committees on Hiianco ,
Judiciary , roads , poor farm , mid cos und
court house , the democrats being in tbo ma
jority on one li.
As a little balm to boal their wounded feet-
Ings Utonborgwas given the charity com
mittee , but In looking after the affairs of this
committee ho was tied to two democrats ,
Berlin got the construction committee , but
It has baon an empty Honor , as the county
nashad nothing constructed that required
the attention of this committee.
The action at that ttmo angered tbo repub
licans , but they nursed tno burning tires of
chuirrin , declaring thatsomo day they would
get oven. That day bus coma ana now they
propose to turn the tables. If Berlin gets
tbo chairmanship ho will parcel the commit
tees out to StonocrR and Williams , loavlng
either Paddock or Van Camp to brlnir up the
rear , and If Stonborg should happen to secure -
cure the chair ho will favor Berlin and
Williams. _
I To Clciumu tliu hystom
I Effectually yet gently , when costive of
I bilious or when the blood is Impure or sluggish -
| gish , to permanently cure habitual constipa
tion , la awaken the kidneys and liver to a
healthy activity , without Irritating or weak
ening thum , to dispel headaches , colds or
f overs , use Syrup of Figs.
- A Quoatlun of llnoo.
Tbo case of Margaret Sloan , Thomas L.
Sloan ot al. against tbo Omaha trlbo of In
dians was taken up In tbo United Status court
yesterday. The case Involves the question
of the pedigree of the plaintiffs and the rlcht
to have a share In tbo allotment of lands by
the government among tbo Omaha trlbo.
Tbo plaintiffs bold that they ore members of
the Omutia tribe by lineal descent , although
thera Is a liberal mixture ot wbito blood in
their ' veins. The defendants , , on the other
ba'nd , hold that tno plalntltfs wow road out
of the tribe , so to IB peak , long ago and bavo
no right or tltlo to a sbaro of the lands that
belong to the Omahas.
"Lato to bed and cany to nso w ill ahortei
the road to your homo in the skies. " Bun
early to Ded and "Little Early liiso' , " the
pill that mauos Ufa longer and batter and
wiser.
Dr. Cullitnoro. oculist , Ujo bulldin"
PUREST. MOST RELIABLE.
Ijold Ki (2Jetf7en7erry ( old soul ,
Had lived 17 t is reai : qgeoj oUrs ,
HeWould e called JorBULL DURHAM
To srrpKe 17 lis ? pipe , =
J | And been rqerrier Under iti powers ,
B
f
Thousands of Smokers
The Millionaire in his palace ,
Tlic Laborer in his cottage ,
The Swell on the street ,
The Sailor on his ship ,
Comfort-lovers everywhere ,
Prefer Bull Durham.
Blackwell'a Durham Tobacco Co. ,
DURHAM , N. C.
"Uverv MAN can liv
S'TKONO anil VIO
i OHOU3 In all teipcrli
by u inu ai-Avraii
NltllVINB.tliearcat Upuntah Uetnecly. VOUNO MKN
OU OLDsutfrriair from NKRVOU3 DK11IIITY. XO8T or
KAII/INQ MANtIOODiiiiliilyuiiutluticconvuUlon ( ; ( , nervous
f i > ro iraiioncnn > id t > y Iliuuse of opium , tobacco or alcohol , wako-
. _ ( ulnc , menial Jepreitlon , lu otpowur in eilliar ex , tpermaior-
HK AMU AFTKH vkic , rhoji cauieil Uy lollabiuo and over inilnliiencnor any personal weak *
pejican be rolorcit to perfect liealib and Iho NOBbU VITALITY OP 3THONO MJJN.
Wo clvo a wrllloa fiu < ranleaviib 0 boxes to curn any ca a or refunil the money. $ i > boi.-6 boicj j
FOP Sala In Omaha byanow Lund& Co.
r.DOWNS
1316 Douglas Street , Omaha , Neb.
Tb eminent perUllit In nerroui , clironln , private. Mood , tkln and nnnnry dli m i. A rorvUr itnif
ml > Ured iirnduatu In inu.lclno. ni dlplomtn nJ oiriltlrmeinlinir , litinl treailn wuu the groilu t iucc i >
cntarrh , punuilorrboualull taanliuoJlaintual r aline < i. nUbt lo oi. liupntuiicy , rpblht , strlcturu. Kon-
orrbuta. kletl , f arlcar la.cle , Itoiuttriury u oJ. NJIV imntmuat for Ion of vital puwi-r , I'anlei unublo to
TltUmauiaj batrjaloJak norau by oorru > l > oml ncu. WeilUlue or InttrumeoU rant by malloraxpre ti * .
ourulynockod. no niarki toloUliaU ) contunU ormnclur. Ono uvrnonal luturvlew prv'airod. Contullailua
( reu. CorrBJpondoucn strictly PrtrnU ) . Hook ( MyiMrlM of LIU ) * at ttto , Offlaa tuur tt. m. W . m.
i U . m , lo d m. b ua tliuap lot rt
AN EMPHATIC-TROTH
with Its SdHcrua '
Ontnrrh Gompl'oa-
tions Not Only Cu-fs Grout Suf
fering1 , But Is Dhtigorous to
Llfo A Typibaf-Cnso.
Mrs. Kiln Albortson (9 ( n well known
ady of Council Uluirs. 'ttor father Is
ilonry Iloywooil , Esq 'ofto of the llrst
settlers of Cantor township , Pottnwnttn-
nlo county. Mrs. Albortson gives the
'allowing1 facts : ,
"I bavo found such croat relief In the special
, roitmont : of Urs. Copoliuid Mid Sliupunl that
t bone my oxuorlunuo will bo of liulp to my
friendsnnd otliurs who suitor as I did.
" \Vbcn I first consulted these plivslcluns I
was a uront sufferer. My houd icboil luces-
siintly. This of Itsulf w.n n torrlnlo tiftltutlon.
I uUn hud n hacking con ah with soroiu s ot
the chest and continual pains In my sides. I
WHS won It and rested poorly At limit. My
ovcs were wo lU mil Irritable and I li.ul con
stantly to Imwlf und spit to clear my throat
and nose.
"I inn now entirely free from all thc'o dli-
[ .rossltiauotiipUilnta thivt thrunlcnod to short
en Iny llfo und in ido mo 10 mlsurthln. My
work docs not tire mo. I hnvo no headache.
My uppptlte li greatly Improved ,
In Hhort , fttrontth und comfort have taken
> hu place of weakness and uain. I AM COM-
PI.KTF.bV OlMHII.
"I KNOW that On. Conoland und Shauiiriri
system SUUCEKP * In severe cisos where ordi
nary treatment Is u IPAIMJIIE. "
NOW IS TUB TIME.
In snob diseases as ontnrrh und Its kindred
ailments , It la osncclully udvisulito that tno
sulforor bo not iloculvoil by thn blixnd Inllu-
uncoof the summer sauion. and that ho roooj *
nlzu the necessity ot sooiirlne that ' medical
Mil whlcli Is nrodod for perfect co-operutlon
with n itnro.
Catarrh Is an obstln-ito und dangerous dis
ease. It clln.s toniiL-iously to tbo system und
urows moro malignant with each returning
full.
full.Now is the tlnio , Thoio who sutler from oa-
tnrrb should titUo ailvitntiDto of nil the Inllu-
miuos that opcruto now in favor ofuouro.
Tlioy should not put on * treatment until next
winter's stormy duys. but should prudently
"int'ncl their roof wlillo iho sun shlnos " Now
Is the time , and the opportunity U just what
Isdoslrod for tbo worU cases , no not lot It go
IV. ) bjit plneo yourself under tlm treatment of
DrCunuoland & ribepard und hnvo done for
you In the next month or two what mUht not
bo possible the nctl summer.
Miss Mngtfio BurnaU , of Rod Oalc ,
Iowa , has boon under Drs. Copeland and
Shepard's treatment for catarrh and
lunpr disoitso for several weeks. She
makes the following statement of her
ciise :
( MISS MAddlB IIUIlVr.TT. )
"I cannot remambcr when I WHS not wuak
nndsluldy. I'rom u cnlld my health was vurv
poor.so that I could go to school but a little
wlillo ut si time , It was thought I had Inher
ited consumption. ,
"My flratsymptoms wora pltwkln ! ? and sult-
tlngof miiiMis from the throdt and noio. Horo-
ncssof the chest and I limit ) am ) usllKhtcoujh.
Mv stomach wns very < wouk and apuutltc
poor. I was vuiy wuak und snort of uroutb ,
und silent overturn utturly ohiusted ( ! me.
"Ijtilnron , I bean to havu ulillls und fuvor.
wit n nlKht sweats. With these CTIIIO loss of
llosli. n pile and nnhunlthy color of the skin ,
and Al.li TIIK SYMPTOMS OP A IJKCI.INi : .
"I usplaccd under the aura of tbo Ir.idln ?
plivslrl.m of oiirelty , wliu. after treutlns ; mo
u wlillo. pliUnly told mo thit ho could not
hnlp mo us I hint Inhorltud U'lnsiimptlon. ' An
other physician ot count roput'ttlon told mo
the sumo. It was Iniloml u Bloomy ontlooic ,
"lly thii advlco of 'i friend who bud borsolf
rocolvod help from Drs Coniil.uul und Shnu-
nrd. I bngan their system of truatmcnt. The
results have bean sin prising. My nppotlta
and strength havu roturncil. Tain dally feel
ing hotter. I f.lined nine pounds during the
llrst month. In shoit I know lam rapidly
uettliii ? well , for ull those dlstii-sslng signs of
consumption , which so loin worried me. tire
entirely dlBnppanrins. 1 huvu found unlocked
foruld In tbo Hpoulul treatment of Drd. Cope
land and bhopard. "
$5 A MONTH.
CATAIUIH TUKATCDATTHE UNirOIlM
RATH OK V. A MONTH MEDIUINRS VUR-
NtSHKD FltEK. FOR AI.L OTIIEIl DIS-
EASI1 * THE HATES WILL OK LOW AND
UNIFORM AND In PROPORTION TO TIIK
ACTUAL WHOLESALE COST OP MEDI
CINES REQUIRED.
ROOMS 311 AND 313 ,
New York Life Building ,
OMAHA , NH13.
W. II. COPEI AND , M. D.
C. H. HHKL'AUD , M. D.
Consulting I'liyHlclnns ,
bl'KVl.U.TIi : < H Catarrh. Astliinii , Ilronclil-
tlt , Nervous DlHunsos , Illond Disease1 ; , Rliou-
mutlim. Consumption , und ull tlironlo direc
tions of thu Tluu.it , Lulled , Htoinuoll , Liver
anil Kidneys.
OIlUulKiiirs : Ola II a.m. . 2 to 5 p.m. . 7 to 3
p in. fautiiluy. ID : i.iii. to I p.m.
Catarrh triiulilos and l < In died diseases
tro iiuil' successfully l > y mall , bend lo In
Htunis ; | for question elrculuis. Address all
luUois to ' 'opnliind .Medical Institute , Now
Yorlt Llfu Hiilldlinr. Oimilm. Nob.
Save Your Eyesight
nvi-stested free bynn nXPr.HT OPTroiAN
I'orfoctadjiisttnnnt , Superior limsoa. Nerv-
onslioadauho Hired by UHltij ; our Suootacle
nnd Hyoglnssos L'tlcui luw ( or ll t class
foods.
THE ALOE & PENFOLD CO ,
,
111 S. 15th St. , Croi hton Block
, mllllt mi mt UPPER ALTON , ILL.
WESTERN MILITARY ACADEMY.
A thorough school. Prepares for College or
Dusluc n. Wltliln'-'U inilcmifSUI.onU. Addrexa
OOL. WILLIS UnCJWN , , Superintendent.
TkeLORING SCHOOL
Dnlvuralty-propnratory. Uvstubllshod 1670.
CIII\ < iO , II.I.IMMS. You n B Iudlo3 an )
Children. 1'or further jmttloulara iiddruis
TiiK.Ldul.vd Bciioouiai'i t'ralrlu Avo..Chicago
NEBRASKA
National Bank.
U. a DEPOSITORY. i l < OMAHANE3
Cnpltnl . 9100,033
Surpliii . uiili
Olllcert tin JDIrootor i IlonryV. .
It. a'u 'ilm. TloopraiUjnt (1 d. M nrlo ) . W
Mor.e.Johnd. Cclllin , J. .V II. I'atrloi. , ) # A
llo tL OiKliler.
TME IRON BANK.
Art ( iliiHH Mr Now C'lly Hull , Oniuliii , Noli
t-oalud bids will bu rueulvoil at tlita olllcu up
to 4 11. in. July I'ilh. IsW , fur tlio art K\ui \ oull-
Inirln ( otunuii of olty hull , llldduri to f iirnuh
tliulr own sUoU'hOH. nnd onuh bid to bo iiceoin-
imiilcd by ucortllloil uhooUiif * luO | ooittiiot to
uxruud l..lxn. Hpoulllu'iitlons on Illn ut tlu
nlllcunf Architect linlndortr.OOT lluu llulldlcii
Thu right tt ruaorvod to rolout any or nil bid
TJIEO. Of.8KN.
jilUlt Coinutrollor.
SUMMER'S TUFF"
ON
SUMMER STUFF.
You can divide that up in sections to suit. You can say it faster
or slow. You can say it all in one sentence , or you can say it on the in
stallment plan a little at a time ; it comes out in the same way every1
time you say'it Summer's "tuff" on summer stuff. Man gets up in the1
morning and arrays himself in all his glory , like Solomon of old ( but
in a more modern costume of course ) . He puts on a clean shirt , im
maculate collar and cuffs and his best summer suit and sallies forth ,
looking as slick as tlie famous "posey" of Solomon's time. One of "old
Sol's" rays strikes him , and raises cain with his raiment. A good thing
for a sensible man like you to do , is to come right down town and see
us ; not that we'll give you a "cool reception" far from it ; but that we'll *
show you good things for a man in your business to wear. Take our
elevator or rather don't take it , we might want to use it again ; but ride
up to second floor in our elevator and see the hundreds of elegant coats
and vests for summer. You'll see fine fancy striped brilliantine coats
and vests at two fifty ; you'll see fine changeable brilliantine and all
wool flannel coats and vests , worth four fifty , marked two dollars and
ninety cents ; at three fifty you'll be shown coats and vests in fine
serges and Drap d'Etes , that our neighbors think good enough to get
six dollars for ; you'll see the finest imported bedford cords and Eng-
ish serges made into coats and vests , and marked five and a quarter ;
you'll find the same goods being sold in Omaha for eight and nine del
lars. These goods come in every shade and color from sombre black
to the lightest smoke. After you buy your coat and vest ( because buy
you will ) go down stairs to the shirt department look at the magni
ficent line of fine summer shirts. See the beautiful colorings , tha
handsome patterns , the excellent workmanship. See the goods at a
dollar at one fifteen at one forty at one seventy-five at one ninety
at two twenty-five. Compare them in your mind with goods you've
seen at from one fifty to four dollars. Have your shirts wrapped up
with your coat and vest and go down and see the shoe man. He's sell
ing "low" shoes this week. Oxfords , one fifteen one thirty-five two
twenty-five ; Southern ties , one thirty-five one sixty-five two fifty *
two seventy-five. You'll find your low shoes cooler when you change
at home.
Tooth-Food.
This medicine for txibies prevents and
cures pains of teething and resulting
diseases , not by putting children to sleep
with an opiate , for it contains no harmful
drugs , but by supplying the teeth-forming
ingredients which arc lacking in most
mothers' milk and all artificial foods.
It is sweet and babies like it. $1.00 a
bottle , at all druggists. Send for pam
phlet , "Teething Made Easy. "
THE REYNOLDS MFG. CO. ,
CINCINNATI. O.
The b it whiskey lor consumptives anS
invalids must surely be the most whole
some for these who use it as a beverage.
is the best for all purposes , because it la
guaranteed to bo absolutely pure and
doubly matured. You may Know it by its
delicious flavor and the proprietary bottle
in which it is served. Call for "Cream
Puretyc" and tal < c no other. Forsaloatall
first-class drinking place. ) and drug stores.
3 DALLEMAND & CO , Chicago'
IMAYER.STRUUSE& & MFHS.4I2 BWAY. N.Y.I
TUB. SHORTEST LINE TO CHICAGO
is via the Chicago , Milwaukee
&SL Paul R'y , as represented
on this map.
Electric Lighted , Steam Heat
ed Vestibuled trains leave
Omaha daily at 7:05 : p. m. , ar
riving at Chicago at 9 .45 a. m.
City Ticket Office : 1501 Far-
nam St. , Omaha.
F. A. NASII , Gen'l Agent.
_
WONDERLAND.
WUKIC COMMKNCINU JUKI ! ST.
IIUOU Ol'HUA Ca 'Trip to India. "
"LUJ.tr , " Thu Utah Maunatla RlrL
"ItOl.I.A , " The f.lvlutf Half \\'orann.
TIIK OAr.r.OWH u tid In Kiocullnu Nell nud lUou
1OO. TO AlaLk. 1OO ,
Theater Tlcketi 60 anil lOa.
-THERE ARE
Dr
-AN L > -
Pension Apts in Pa
That is the sort of thing Tin
Bee Bureau of Claims was or-
o-aimetl to correct. The
Bureau believes in giving
the veterans the benefit of
the laws that were passed
to help them. It wages
war on the sharks consequently
quently the sharks don't like
it. But as long as the sol
diers ate grateful it is satis
fied. Ifyo'uare a veteran ,
or the widow , cliild or de
pendant parent ol a veteran ,
write to Tr.B Be3 Bureau of
Claims and find out how
much the government is
willing to do for vou. '
Bee Bureau of Claims
Omaha , Neb.
Elastic Stockings
FOR
Weak Limbs ,
Varicose Veins
Swellings , all
sizes. Abdo
minal Supporters
ters , Deformity
Braces , Medi
cinal Supplies.
TIIK
ALOE&PKNFOLD
COML > ANY.
16lli SI , , Next lo Post Office
tbo iMTttMi , Futett and Flneil In tbo World *
l" ) OHer rcoinoil.lon uneictll a.
HEW YORK. iOHOQHDERRY AHO OLA8DOW.
K ory Haturdar ,
NUW VOUK , < Him/tl.TKIt nnd NAPLI5S ,
Atrnuulftr Intcrvnln.
SALOOH. 8ECQNO-CIASS AND STEERAOE
rntou on lowest torniH to nnd from the prlnclplo
030TCH. ZU3U9B , ISIDQ ft ALL CTTI E TAL 1011170.
Kicurifuntlclcotii arallnblo to icturn by clttiurCliorlo-
turoimte ClyJo A North or Inland or Naples itUILralut
tl licit ? Oriirt tit iar Aaout it lowest Ei'.lJ ,
Apply ti ) uiiy of our lucnl Amenta or to
JiltOTUUlCti. Cliloiicu , Hi.
ALLAN LINE
MAIL STIIAMHIIIW.
'n
TO onuitv nnd M.
C'AIIIN , "S to MHO. According to stouinoi
und locution of Htuturooni.
Intorinuilliitiiiind Mior.iu ut low it Ji.
NO CATTM : CAKKIKI ) .
) BKUVIUK OU
QTATF t
ALLAN LINB
HTIAMHIIII : > A
NKW VOIUCunaOLAHtJOw.
lul-onilonclorrr , uvurr Kortuliiht ,
JimoSOtll. . , - . Hl'ATH OK NKVADA . . .21' .
July-lull . HTATM Of NKIIIIAHICA. , . . . . ! 1 > .
JulyZdtb . HTATK OK CAI.UUUMA. 1 : , J f.
Cabin , 111) ) . Bocond Cabin I.M , Hl razu. IU.
Apply to ALLAN & CO. ( tilcuuu.
II. K. MOOllK , ISl'J llunurd Bt. , OuiaUn.
DR. C GEE WO ,
The only lo/illy gr.ilimtal riilmio phyilol n
Klulit ymtrs' mmljr Toi ( pars I'rnotienl ' uipur1-
cncowltli nil kmivfii illiiiiiuj Tru iti nmonlfnllr
iillclminlcuaHiMKlrim up liy otlior iMctors U.ill
nml BOO him nr wrlto fur qucatlun blank. Do not
think > our ciuo hop > lois hiiotuno yniir iloctor t'IH
you no , hut try tin ) Olilnn u doctor with his now and
wonderful raiuoitlun. ami rjiijlvu nu\r bonoUtn nml a
poriiiiinnntcuru whnt othur iluctori cinnat Kirs.
llorbB. Knot * nml I'lnnta n.itnrci'a ruiimllcn-hU
inoillclncii. The worhl till wltnosi. Ono thoimml
toHtlnionlnls lu thruu yours * pruotu3. ! No Injurious
ilococtluns , no tmrcolloii no pulton. Untlonvl
treatment 11114 pcruinnont euro.
Fallowing cnsos nuccesafully trantoil ntij curoJ ,
Riven up by ether doctors :
Tliot , CoiiKhlln. < I4. Hnrnoy ntroot , chronic rhou-
mnttam li yonra , klilnny anil liver truublon.
Tlion. Cnlvurt , I2tli nut ! Turnum Mlrcoti. conoral
ilnblllty , InillKustlon , la i ot utron tli nnd vitality.
Took nunlh'lnu ( or jonrx hiitunt no rullof ,
.M. L. Anilumin , 1IJI Cnrnliu ntrjot , ottirrli.
nml bronchitis of flfuiun yu irs stnrulln ; .
Ollico , IGlh and Califoraii Sis , Oaiah , Neb
Wo mriil tlm mine-Inns Wrench
llomnily CALTHOS froo. nml n
unrnnK'tillint L'AJ IHOH will
,
t'l ! UK NHirniiit4irrllf > iirlrupilo
und UIX1OII * : Lull \ laor.
Use it ami fay t/satisfirJ.
AdJnMt.VOH MOHL CO. .
Rol > Aurrlim igriiU , llntlnmll , Ohio.
DR. J. E , McGREW ,
THESP ECIALIST.
in the trDiitinnntof nil forms of
PlUV-fVTE DISBASJia , mid all <
li nil duljllltluH of youth und iniinhiiod. ITyuurV
uxuarluni'u. UN rusiiurcas und f njllltlus nre
practically inilliiiltod. The Dojtor IH rurmn-
niondod by the pnnH , und andoriuil In lh
strongest toniiH lly thu pfojilo for fair tin.it >
inunt mill lionott iirofuHHinnul udvlcci. Tin
most powerful ronicillcH known to innilora
Kulnnco fur Iho Hticcessful triiiitmunt of tha
aONOUKIIOKA Iniinodli'tn nillof. A coin.
ii'ulo unru without , the luii of uu hntir'a tlmo
from IniHlnosi.
QLKKr ( Jno of Ihi ) most coiniiloto and BIIU-
vi-ssful iroutiiiunti for Klunt iindull annoyin ;
diholiiir.'ui .vut known to thu mo lluul profuj-
hlon. Tlm rusiillHuru truly wundorfiil ,
STHICXUKU UioHtuxt known ruinody for
the truntnifiitof blrluturu , without p tin , cut-
llir.Mirdilatln' . ' , A niojlrmnnrU iblo ru nmlv.
SYPIItLIB-No tii'Utiuont for tliln torrlblu
liloo'l ' dlKUfiHO ha4 uvur buun inriri ) uui'unHifnl ,
nor had stronger oiidouuinoiiU In the liulic
of inudiirn H'jlcinei ) thin ( lUoii'in Ix puiltlvuiy
cur.ili'o und uvury truue of tlm poUon untlruly
loinovtul from tlm lilooJ.
LO.ST MANJIOOD , und ambition , nurvons-
IIUHS. ttinlditv. duipondiinoy und ullvu.il < nos )
and dUordura of youth or munhouU , JCollof
nhtnlm-d n ton on.
SKIN DISUAUE8. und all ( lUuiupi of tlu
utomavn , blood , liver , IdUnoy * itnil bluddoi
nro troutod HII oLomfully with tlio Kruuto *
known rmnodlun for the dlnuu n < .
Wrlto for clictilurJ anduuottlon 1UU fr Ji
lltltunit J''ttrniun-nt * .
