THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : : SDAY JUNE 29 , 1892.
COULD WILL FIGHT THE CASE
tleavy Judgment Against tlio Missouri
Pacific Not to Bo Paid.
\
.CARRIED TO THE SUPREME COURT
l"ltzgprnll Mntlory Construction Cnnipunr
Will be Itrttulfbd to Agnlli t'roient
It * Ulil ClnlniR In the Denver '
& Atlantic Drill ,
Ltxcoi.x , Nob. , Juno 28. [ Special to TUB
HUB. ] The largest and most voluminous
briefs ever filed In the Nebraska supreme
court , with but ono exception , reached Clerk
Campbell today. It is the brief ana nrg
mont of B. P. Waggoner on behalf of I ho
defendant In the case of John Fitzgerald and
tha stockholders of the Fitzgerald & Mnllory
Construction company against the Missouri
Pacifla Hallway company.rihls case was
' Instituted by John Fitzgerald , as a stock
holder of the construction company , against
the Missouri Pacific and the Fitzgerald &
Multory Construction company to compel an
accounting between the two companies , on
the Duils of a certain contract , dated Mav 4 ,
1SWJ , whereby the construction company
agreed to sell and the Missouri Paulllc agreed
to purchase ccctaln bonds and stocks of the
Denver , Memphis & Atlantic railway , which
tbo construction company was to receive for
the construction of n certain line of railway
for the Denver company , under a contract
tinted April 2 * . 18iO.
The trial in the district court tosultcd In a
Undlng nnil Judgment against the Missouri
" "Paclllo ior$4iUf ! > 73.43. From that Judgment
the Missouri Pacific company appeals.
( liianlli at thu Mtutu IlmiHp.
Articles of incorporation ot the Knlgnts
Jewel company of Omaha were filed with the
secretary of state today. The company has
a capital stock of ? : l,00 ( ) and the IncorporatoM
are W. A. Ullworth , H. M. BusUnoll , Hlchard
O'Nt'lll , W. S. Hamilton , E. M. Billings , H.
M. ShaciTcr und W. L Seism. The company
will cngatro in the publication of newspapers
and other periodicals.
Hon. W. K. Andrew * , republican candi
date for congress in the Fifth district , was n
culler at the state house this afternoon.
J. O. Tate , grand master workman of the
Nebraska Ancient Order of United Work
men , was a visitor today.
Low May called nt the sluto house today to
receive his commission as a member of tbo
slat o Jlsh commission from the nands of
Governor Bo\d.
lilluil Mtii ! wltlin ( Sriovnnco.
Austin Curtis and a young man named
Wilson , the former colored and both pupils
at the Nebraska City State Asylum lor the
Blind , callad on Governor Boyd tbls fore
noon to complain of Ill-treatment at the
hands of Prinuipnl Knkcstraw. They formed
the rear guard of what seems to have been n
preconcerted move on the governor , for sev
eral delegations from tbo 'same Institution
preceded them. Governor Boyd questioned
them closely. Both admitted ttint they had.
not been ill-treated themselves , but that
Piof. Kakestri.w was In the nabltot speak
ing to the pupils In peremptory -tones and
that ho was persistent In his efforts to enforce -
force discipline. Neither would prefer
dollnlto charces. Governor Boyd informed
them that they had asserted nothing that
rAsould bo considered as a complaint against
Prof. Iluliostraw.
Warring UlllcInU nt the Asylum.
For nome weeks past the local newspapers
of this city hnvo contained sensational ac
counts of mismanagement on the part of the
officials ut tbo slulo hospital for the Insane.
There is undoubtedly a painful look of har
mony among the officials and employes of
that institution. The disagreements , ac
cording to a statement made by Governor
Ilovil to 1'iic BKK ronroscntativc this after-
noon , la the result of a misunderstanding
among the asylum people as to which sbal
exercise authority over the other. Governor
Boyd stutcd that no'char es of ofllcial mis
conduct , hiullbcon laid before him nnd that
ho ! ( ! ! retained tlio blithest coulidonce In
the integrity of Superintendent Bowman ,
tbo reports to tbo contrary notwithstanding.
The affairs of the asylum ware being man-
need economically and honestly. Further
than this the governor stated that thu potty
dissensions among the employes themselves
bad no interest for him.
Trinity College Sold.
Trinity hall , thu Episcopal school for boys
which has heretofore been conducted by
private interests , has boon sold to tbo Epis
copal diocese of Nebraska , tbo price for the
building and grounds being $05,000. The
school was inaugurated by ROT. John Hewitt
roetor of Holy Trinity church of this city
and tbo magnificent building has been erectoi
by Lincoln capital. It Is located thrco miles
north of the postofllco. Arrangement ! hai
boon made to open tbo school September 13
Under tbo now state of affairs ills not Unowi
vrhat arrangements wilt bo made , further
than that the institution will bo actively sup
ported by the diocese and will bo made ono
of the leading educational institutions of tbo
Acknowledged Ill Unlit.
John A. Blair , > vho was arrested yesterday
en the cbnrga of attempting to assault the
pretty iu-ycur-old wlfu of Charles Hlskoy
WUH arraigned in police court this forouoon
Ho denied that bo had tried to assault Mrs
Illskoy , but ho pleaded guilty to uslngobscono
lauRUugo in her presence and of rmilunir Im
proper proposals to her. Ho was lined $10
nnd costs by Judge Waters. Tlio Hlslcoys
not wishing any further notoriety , doclinoc
to push the cuso on the moro serious charge
of assault.
"l.lii'ly Neighborhood 1'riicnH ,
Mrs , Bridget , bulllvan was arrested tbl
morning on the charge of using lanuuago
tend me to provoke an assault , the complain
bolng tiled by H. F. Uruco. The arrest wa
tbe result of a lively neighborhood row
which occurred last ovunlng at tbo corner o
bccond'and F streets. Koclis , brickbats am
clubs pluycd an exciting part In the brio
and bloodless encounter. A gentleman
n a mod Carothors attempted to rcstoro pcuco
nd qulot in thu neighborhood , but younjr
Patsy bulllvnn drew a revolver and at
tempted to use It. Carol hers wroncbod tun
weapon from the boy's blind and gave him a
Bovero thrashing. Tbo woman was lluod
II and costs anu her son hold on the churgo
of assault.
Hunt to thn Ilefbriu .School.
Minnlo WHIouchby was arrested und taken
before Judge Lansing on the charge of Incor
legibility , und was today placed in tbo clrls
reform ochool at Qotiova. Her two slstors
wore soot to the sumo Institution last week
on tbo charge of lascivious conduct. The
ooujiiliilnts against all thivo of the girls were
fllod by their own father. Ills divorced wife
who Is the proprietress of a disorderly house
In llils city , resisted the proposal to phu-olho
Rlrls HI the reformatory , but the case against
nil ot I bom was clear.
Lincoln In llrluf.
The llro department was called to 1020 Q
trcot at 1 : IO Ibis afternoon br u bluzo In a
barn. A small Coy's premature Fourth ol
July enthusiasm caused thu ulurir.
An Inmate of the Insane asylum , numec :
Ballzcr , escaped this morning. Tbo police
ere on tbu Icoitout.
The 4-year-old son of Chief of Police Otto
died at liuthls : afternoon of summer com
plaint.
buvin hundred member * of the Ancient
Order ot United Workmen held u nlcnia at
Lincoln park this atlt'moon , Urand Master
Workman Tnto delivering an add i ess.
Deputy Bhcrlif Moncko of Washington
county arrived in the city today to take
cbarpo of Oust KM Hunter , who Is wanted on
B choree of robbery.
Mrs. J. Fitzgerald , tbo aged mother o
John Fitzgciald , Is suffering from a light at
tack of purul ) sli ,
The lunerul of Myron 1'rutt took place
from Iltnton's undertaking rnamv at ! ) o'clock
tbls ufU'ruoon , lucre being but u tiuall at
teudauuo , _
Oiilululn' * I'ruponuil Ktuitilon.
OAKIUI.C , Neb. , . 'uno ' ! > -Special [ to THE
Bui' . ] 1'ropunitlons Imvo been mode for a
grand tlmo hero at the north Nebraska dls
trlct reunion of tbo ( Jraud Army of tbo Ho
public , The program is complcto for the
four day i,1 session und comprises u full list
of umuncmuiiu in addition to the routine o
the cuuip. The committee bus condltloua
eiifogoinunti with Hon. John J. Inirulla und
Benntor A. 8. 1'uddock to bo present and ad
Aroaa tboaudloucodurlugthotouulon. Ch i > -
u.in
. CLOSING SALE.
MAT-L ORDERS-FILLED , ON ALL GOODS.
Ell
NECKTIES PANTS
15c Seine people want only the coat nntl
< V vest out of usuitnnil that's why wo hnvo
nollrnan used to got 2oc and 35c for a whole lot ot
thoin. llpht colored ties , slllc
Fnnoy
brocades nnd Batln , toeks fronts and , stripes 4-ln-lmnds. , checks , dots , ODD PANTS
All the 50c and 75c YOU NEED NOT MUCH MONEY.
. On hnnd out of $12 niul $15 suits Hint wo
oloso out thia week ut
NECKTIES A little money goes an awful long ways towards getting a complete
25c outfit at Hellman's Administrator's Closing Sale. . In fact , the goods are $1.50
As good ns anybody wears. being sold regardless of price because they must be cleared out. Thou .
All the Black Satin sands and thousands of dollars' worth have already been disposed of , A PAUL
Madras Shirts but if has not taken thousands and thousands of dollars 'to buy them. Fancy worsted , light color , striped
Look at the prices at the side of these remarks and see if you ever heard and plaid
And Outing Flannel
50c tell of buying a genuine all wool pair of pants for a dollar and a half that PANTS
bejongs to a $12 or $15 suit ; or a neck-tie for 15 cents. You will like
Holltnun sold thorn for 75c , $1 and
$1.25. Look In the window. them , Lots of stores sell 50c ties that are not a bit better. What does it
Genuine ALL matter to you what it costs you so long as you know it is worth three or $2.50
four times what you paid for it. That's the way everything in the store
Silk Shirts llollmnn or tinybody else would got $1
is going. You're not obliged to say you have on an $8 suit simply be for thorn.
$1.50 cause it cost you that. You can safely rely on its being a $15 or $20 EXTRA SIZE
Elegantly gotten up nnd riollnmn . nev suit , Then straw hats , or any kind of a hat , for that matter , well , come in ,
er sold tho'm for less thm1. PANTS
BIIOWN.ECIIOANDSOUD BLACK we will guarantee to astonish you. The goods must absolutely go and
. that's all there is to it. If you have been here once , come again ; it
Half Hose will pay you to supply yourself for years to come , for no such goods 3.00
at such prices will ever be on sale in Omaha again.
15c For long . , loan , lank ; short , stubby ,
stout men. Hollinan's price was S3.
Everybody else gets 2oc. Administrator's prleo $3.
ENDLESS VARIETY OP
i .1 . MAIL ORDERS FILLED
At Most Any Price. \i .1
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HELLMAN'S ADMINISTRATOR'S CLOSING SALE.
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GORNEJR 13thANE ; , > KAR.NAM SXREXETS.
lain , Lozler will bo present during the entlro
reunion. Liberal prizes for all amusements
hnvo boon hung up. The ofllcora of the
camp are : W. H. VanGildor , colonel ; L. M.
Morton , adjutant ; Orange Brittle , quarter
master ; W. F. Couwoll , surgeon ; U. F.
Dlublo. marshal ; D. E. Bockwltb , assistant
marshal. ,
I5X-TKKASimiHt 1'AUI. ON TUIAI , .
Must Kxpluln How Adams County's Funds
\Vcro Appropriated.
HASTIXOS , Nob. , Juno'J8. [ Special to TUB
BEH. ] This morning the case of the state of
Nebraska against Charles H. Paul , late
treasurer of Adams county , was called for
trial. Mr. Paul filed an affidavit -statinR
that ho was unablqto engage attorneys and
asuod that oudgoY. . B. McCroary nnd Ma
jor B. F. Smith bo appointed counsel. The
state was Inclined to bollovo tbat , except in
capital caion , but ono counsel was allowed
by the stato. Finally , however , Mr. Paul's
request was granted and the Jury box was
llllod from the regular punol. Tbe attorneys
manifested a disposition to combat every
inch of tbo ground.
Besides County Attorney Chris Hooppnnr ,
the state was represented by Uouaral A. U.
liowon , Judge U. A. Batty nnd ox-County
Attorney J. A. Casto.
Tbo prosecuting attorney in bis statement
ot the case to tbo panel stated that it was a
case in which Charles H. Paul wns accused
of having , about January 0 , appropriated to
his awn use * 5l,00'J.83.
The examination of jurors proceeded
slowly , the defense ana prosecution contest
ing every point and interposing objections
and exceptions at each mooted point. At
1:30 : In the afteruopn the regular pauol of
jurymen was exhausted nnd the sheriff or
dered to summon talesmen , Only ono of the
eleven peremptory challenges had been used
when an adjournment was taken till 030 ; to
morrow.
Will Mout In Oiimhu Nnxt Tlmo.
WissT POINT , Neb. , Juno ! i3. | Special to
Tim BEB. ] Tbo grand ledge of tbo C. S. P.
S. of Nebraska , after a sosston.of . thrco days
closed its labors yostorday. A grand picnic
was hold at Kivcrsido park Monday after
noon. The next mooting of the grand ledge
will bo bold in Omaha in four years. Tbo
following delegates were nrosont : Wadar
Flala , V. L. Vodloka , F. Lvobodo , Omaha ;
F. V. Shonko , Vnduv Maly , U. Sudlk ,
Sohuvlor ; Joseph Jermuu , West Point ;
Frank dross , Wahoo ; Jan Kaspor ; Praeuo ;
A. Borocky , T. K. Mallat , V. Sestak , Wll-
bor ; Joseph Jlndra , J. li. Jenista , Crete ; F.
A. Witt , W. Skoluk , Humboldt ; T.
TlkaUky , Vordlgrcu ; Joseph Uryak ,
Pisholvlllo ; F. Hynos. Morse Bluffs : F.
Sudlk , David City ; Jan Zabloudll , Ord ;
Kmll Suldl , Odcll ; Oml Matods. Plaits-
mouth ; Anton Soukup , North Bond ; Joseph
Spuvacok , Huvonnu ; Pavel Anton , Mltllgan ;
W. F. Krlz , Dodge ; A. Kuboc , F. Kotva , M.
Boukal , Omaha : J. Mluhul , B. Dicntbler ,
South Omaha ; J , U. Matbausor , Clarkson ;
Jun Staua , Bruno ; Tom Uuda , Liuwood.
To Asilst Neliruakit ut the I'alr.
HASTINGS , Neb. , Juno 28. [ Special Tolo-
gra'n to Tni ! BBK. ] Tbls afternoon tbo
Adams county auxiliary of tbo World's Oo-
luuiblau exposition was organized at the
court houso. Mr. W. W. Cox , superin
tendent for this district , was present and ad
dressed tbo mooting. Air. James M. Clurko
was elected president , K. S. Fowler , treas
urer and Colonel Isaao Lodloyt , secretary.
A coiutnlttoo was appointed to confer with
tbo. Board of Supervisors and if possible to
got the board interested in the manor at thu
qcxt meeting. Vice presidents from each
township In the county will bo chosen.
Olio of thu MUnourl'ii I'ronk * .
NKUIIABICA Cur , Nob. , Juno 23. ISpocial
Telegram to Tin : BUB. j The Missouri river
took ono of Its auddon freaks at this city to
day iiud began cutting badly on the caitsldo ,
undermining tbo bank under the span of the
B. & M. A largo foreo of men has bean at
work.all day tilling in with rook and bruin
uud hope to bo able to stop the damage.
Died of HI * Iiijiirlci.
llKxnritsoN , Nob. , Juno 28. ( Special to
TUB Buu.J Ohris Ulotricu , tbo man so badly
Injured In u runaway In the streets of this
village about ton days ago , died this morn
ing ,
rtiiiurul of Mr . Duvlit Cluypiilo ,
COZAD , Nob. , Juno 23. [ Special to Tun
UUE.J The funeral services of Mrs. Uavlcl
Cluypolo wera held tioro yostorday. The
Lludsey post , No. 51 , Women's Relief Corps ,
of whloh Mrs. Claypolo was an active mem-
Dor , had charge of the services. The deceased -
ceased was formerly n resident of Hastings.
NcbritBkn School Mutters.
GoTHKNiiuua , Nob. , Juno 29. [ Special to
THE BBE.J The annual school mooting was
hold last nigbt. The reports of the treasurer
and director show tbo district to bo lltmn-
cially and otherwise in a prosperous con
dition. The census shows an enumeration of
208 children of school age , a largo Increase
during the past year. The district adopted a
chaugo from common to high school and
elected six trustees as follows : C. F.
Spencer , L. J. Malmsten , W. D. Grlflln , H.
C. Booker , E. G. West , F. M. Sprinsteon.
Ton months' school were voted for and a tax
levy of 23 mills ordered. The present school
site was ordered sold and two ether sites se
lected and tbo souse of tbo mooting was
unanimously in favor of building a erich
school bouso at a cost of $10,000 or ovor.
NEHAUKA , Nob- , Juno 28. [ Special to THE
BKB. ] At tbo school election vostorday the
village voted to build n $5,000 Orion school
houso.
PONOA , Noo. , Juno 28. [ Special to THE
BEB. j The annual school election was bold
in the Gambo opera house yesterday after
noon. J. A. Mohr and A. S. Wassou were
elected to tbo board for tbroo voars to suc
ceed themselves , and A. W. Hose was
elected for ono voar to 1111 tbo vacancy caused
by tbe resignation of M. L. Kossilor.
STANTQN , Nob. , Juno 28. [ Special to Tnc
BEE.I At the school election in this city , A.
A. Kcarnoy and M. C. Gambia wcro elected
for tbo ensuing term of tree years. Of the
total vote cast , 131 , Mr. Kearney recoivcd all
but two.
Kusuvir.u : , Neb , , Juno 28. [ Special to
Tin : Buii.J At the school election yesterday
a motion was curried to cbanga from a public
to a high school government in pursuance of
which the fol.cwing board was elected : II ,
C. Dale , August Brockmau , W. M. Alexan
der , J. W. Grubb , W. H. Wostovor , J. H.
Hnmsborgor. Prof. W. I. Austin , $ tbo pres
ent efllciont principal , was rotuined.
Will Colohrutu the Fourth.
HAUTIXQTON' , Nob. , Juno 28. Hartlngton
docs not intend to take a baolc scat in the
celebration business on the I1 ourtb. Nearly
$500 has boon raised tor the occasion. Hon.
W. A. Poyntur. the Independent candidate
from this dibit-let , will deliver the oration.
Muslo will bo furnished by the Company "I"
band of this city.
UUSUVILI.E , Nob. , Juno 28. [ Special to
TUB BUB. ] Tbo patriotic citizens of Hush-
vlllo have completed preparations for a
rousing , old fashioned celebration on thn
Fourth , and a big crowd and a good time are
expected. Nearly $500 has beou raised to
help the eagle scream , $225 of which wlll bo
ox ponded for a mammoth tont. A special
train from Chadron has been chartered. A
largo dolcgation of Sioux Indians from Pine
Hidgo will participate and favor tbo crowd
with an Omaha dance in the evening ,
bovoral trotting and running races and a
gumo of base ball between tbo Chadron und
Hush vlllo clubs are on tbo program. Hon.
S. M. Smysur of llomlugford will bo orator
of tbo day ,
Holt County Crop I'ronpuotg.
O'NEILL , Nob. , Juno 28. [ Special to TUB
BEB.J A refreshing rain fell last night in
this section of tlolt county. Crop prospects
wore never bettor , especially for small
grain. The Injury to corn in tha north part
of tbo county , whtcti was caused by recent ,
heavy rains , was exaggerated at the lltao of
the llrst report aud farmers from that
direction report that tbo loss will be smult ,
STASTO.V. Neb. . Juno 23. ISpecial to TUB
BEE. ] A Hue rain visited this section of the
country lust night , accompanied by aomo
wind. But lituo or no damage was dono.
Crops of all kinds are looking well and the
prospects for ull Kinds of grain are very good.
\Vlllhta.ul . Trlnl.
KBAHNisr , NOD. , Juno 23. ( Special Tele
gram to Tim OEE.J John Barnd , ox-cashier
of the defunct Commercial and Savings bank
of tbls city , returned nad gave himself up
yesterday. Tbls afternoon bU examination
was bold in tbo county court and ho was
bound ever iu the sum of $23,000. Ho was
allowed twenty-four hours to proouru it ,
Bo euro and use Mrs. Wlnslow'a Soothing
syrup for your children while toothing. 25
couu u bottlo.
I'lij-muiitu to indium.
Special Indian Agent Cooper Is in tbo city.
Colocul Cooper ban just disbursed annuities
amounting to (100,000 at Pine Hid go , Hose-
bud , Cheycuuo Hivor , Standing Uocu , Fort
Kough nnd'Tonguo ' Rrvet" 'Coiripanyl , See
end Infantry , > Forc Omaha , also came in for a
sbaro.
Colonel Cooper wilt proceed to Kansas
City , Kan. , where be will pay out to citlzon
Indians about $30,000 , under the treaty of
1855. ono of the old tangled up deals which is
now adjusted , and ardors for the payment of
which await Agent Cooper at Kansas City.
FOURTH )
Preparations Fur KumiRli Along to Insure
it ( it-ami Celubrutlon.
The arrangements for Omaha's celebra
tion of the great national holiday are rapidly
being completed , and the success of tbo
demonstration is assured.
The porrado will bo ono of the most elab
orate and unique ever soon In Nebraska.
Tbls feature of the affair is under the per
sonal management , of Major Clarkson , Who
Is much pleased with the Interest taken by
tbe business mon of tbo city. Each firm
will DO limited to ono wagon or float.
Tbo committo bus wrlttou to a number of
tbo leading orators of tbe city , but as no replies -
plies have boon rocoivcd * the speakers hava
'not boon decided on.
The program will bo carried out at Jeffer
son square , where two platforms will bo
erected at diagonal corners. The Dec
laration of Indopcndonco will bo road ,
and short addresses by the speakers.
The expense of the celebration
is still partially unprovided for , but
the commlttoo has no doubt
of Its ability to ralso the required amount.
Tbo Board uf Trade will contrlbuto ? - ! " > 0 and
the Individual subscriptions of its members
will aggregate an equal amount. The county
commissioners hava appropriated $500 and it
is expected the city council will contribute
1,500. The Board of Education has appro
priated $50(1 ( and the banks will also con-
tilbuto liberally.
Secretary Nason of the Board of Trade re
quests all business mon who n--o will
ing to contrlbuto SI or more to
the undertaking to send tbo amount to him
ut the Board of Trade rooms.
Sliormtin'H Hummers.
All Sons of Veterans and young men from
17 years of ago to 2ft that will volunteer to
turn'but on horsobaok in tbo parade on July
4 to represent Sherman's "bummers" of 1801
are asked to moot the captain at 8 o'clock
sharp on Saturday evening at Custor post
ball. No. 110 North Fifteenth street , to msko
llnal arrangements for the parado.
WM. II. STEPHENS , captain.
Itiillroud Notes.
Pat Humpbroy , advance pusher and gen
eral rustler for tbo Lake Shore , was in the
city yesterday onrouto west.
President S. H. H. ciHrlj of the Union P -
clflo loft for the west Monday on the fast
mull to join bis associates , Messrs. Dickin
son , Lomax , Koity , BRbldnghum and McConnell -
Connell , who are takln a'trip ' over the west
ern divisiona of the roadi "
Tboro nro three "oftlcial1"1 railroads already
announced to carry the fraogutea to the na
tional convention of tbp ndoplo's party. Tbo
B. & M. will run two specmln from Chicago to
Omaha , leaving the foniitr city JunoUO , and
onolrom St. Louis. Haiti' of these npaclals
will consist .of six sloop"ejs ? , two chair cars
and ono baggage oar , iiud wilt arrive in
Omaha before noon JuIyM : '
L. H. Korty , at tbo lastrdnnual mooting of
railway telegraph supcr'lbtondonta hold in
Denver , was oleetod prttstdont for the ensu
ing year , a position wblt-tJ-Jho U eminently
able to 1111 on account of 11 is long association
wltb tbe telegraphic service of tha Union
Pacific. At present MrJ Korty Is with tbo
party of Union PaclMo dfilclals who are In-
opeotlng tbo western system , and is
not expected back before tbo tnlddlo ol
July.
WIFT'S SPECIFIC
Tor renovating the entlro system ,
eliminating all I'oiaona from tbo
Blood , whether of scrofulous or
origin , this preparation has no cu.uaL
"For eighteen months I bad an
_ eating ooro on my tongue , 1 waa
. treated by lcst local physicians ,
but obtained no relief i tlio ere gradually grew
worse. I llnally took B. H. 8. , and was entirely
cured after using a few bottles. "
C. 11. MOLEMUIIE , Henderson , Tex ,
Treatise on lllood , and Bkln DIv
S cases mailed flVo.
Ecii'io o. .
Atlanta , ( Ja.
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About the Columbia 1'noumutio Tire It
wours Tustoil to two hundred pounds
ikbuvo rldlni : iircsinro A compound tubu of
rubbers vulcanized with OUIIVUH Inyura
Kuch | ) firtmruiiKtliunln thu ethers Urout-
ont roslstunco to puncture Mont roilllont
rouil tire 1'roodoiu from luuliiK. wr.irnlnK
and other uujcctlomiulu points Tlio lilu'bou
uradu tire of fculontillu simplicity Abso
lutely Kuuruntcod for uyoar.
All about It and Columbia's oyclos In our
book uhout Columbian , irco on uppllcutlon
to uiiy Columbia nguuU or sent l > y mull for
two two-cont stumpj Tope klig , Ca , ' il
Columbun Avu , llostoiu
Elastic Stockings
FOJl
Weak Limbs
Varicose Veins
Swellings , all
sizes. Abdominal -
minal Supporters
ters , Deformity
Braces , Medi
cinal Supplies.
THE
Ml >
COMPANY.
16th St. , Next to Post Office
The use of stimulants in moderation le
recommended by tbe wisest physicians ,
especially for the weak , aged and those suf
fering from pulmonary or heart troubles.
PURE RYE ,
is a carefully selected whiskey distilled
from the most nutritious grain , viz. Rye ;
unlike inferior whiskies , including Bourbons
bens , it will not rasp or scald the throat or
stomach. It is strictly pure and is known
by its delicious flavor and the proprietary
bottle in which it is served. Call for Cream
Pure Rye and take no other. For sale at all
first-class drinking places nnd drug stores.
5 DALLEMAND & CO. , Chicago.
Unlike the Dutch Process
No Alkalies
on
Other Chemicals
are -used in the
preparation of
tor & Co.'s '
Breakfast Cocoa ,
which is absolutely pure
and soluble.
It lias more than three times the strength
of Cocoa mixed with Starch , Arrowroot
or Sugar , and Is far moro economical ,
costing ten than one cent a cuj > . It
is delicious , nourishing , nnd UABILT
DIOESTIO. :
Sold by Crooors everywhere.
W. Baker & Go , , Dorchester , Mass.
Save Your Eyesight
Kycs tested free by an EXI'DIIT OITICJIAN
I'orfoctadjuHlmuut. Hupurlor lon-iea. Nurv-
oushoadaciiu uurod by usiuit our Suoclucle *
and KyozliissKM 1'rlcui low for lint clu <
foods.
THE ALOE & PENFOLD CO , ,
HIS. IQthSU , Crjl < 'htQU H lock
-THERE ARE-
lioPoor-
-AND-
Pension ipis in Palaces
That is the sort of thing Th3
Bee Bureau of Claims was or
ganized 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. If you are a veteran ,
or the widow , child or de
pendant parent ol a veteran ,
write to Tfca Baa Bureau of
Claims and find out how
much the government is
willing to do for vou.
THE'
Bee BOOT of Claims
OmahaNeb.
GUN GO.
1512 Douglas Street , Omaha.
Western Asouts Wright & UltHon'a
TENNIS GOODS.
REACH BASIS CATjU GOODS.
A full line of Runornl Athlotlu Gooils.
GYMNASIUM GOODS
Hummocks. Ilnthlne Butts , IToot Hull * . Indian
Clubs. Diiinh llollf. llouti , NdtM , Sulnus ,
Kino I'lsliliiK Tuukli' , etc' . , eta
FLAGS and FIRE WORK
Bono for onluloRiio nnd prlcca. Special at
tention given to mull union * .
PUIO128 aiUVttANTKKIJ.
Frank Cross Gun Co. ,
1B12 Douglufi Stree * .
A It K
you EYES tVM'll
TOttll. .
Cell on u > AT < > NH nnil Imvo turn cxnm
InudtKIIKKOKCHAIUlh ) ! ' ? uur Optician , nnd ,
If nt'L i urrlltlod with u pulruf mir I'KHI-KC-
T10N KVKOI.AHtilWorBl'KO-r/CI.I'H. Wo lit
HI IKN'l'lKlL'AMiV uixlKrliiil luntun Iu ( uirrct
H | | thu vnrloun diifdtu of vlnlon. tut'li en
liyi'ICUMKTKUI'lA ( fur Klulit ) , AUUl'IA Inour
i.lKht ) , I'llKHIIVuriAlnlil nliilitl.AH'IIUMATIH.M
( Irri'k-ulur olulit ) . AbTllKMM'lA ( oak kluliti
DIl'IXJl'lA ( ilouplu BlKlill , ANlBOMKTIlorlA
Ulil > W'J'llAItltfMUtf ( < uliitur crott
( uno'innl ' * < |
uyu ) , ute , , utu.
HOLJD GOLD Sl'KOTACJkKS or
EYliGLASSKS from &i Upwards.
FINK STKKL Sl'KCTAOLUH or
KYHGLASSKS from $1 Upward.
COLORED GLAKSKS for Shiullinr
the Kyod from COo Up.
MAX MEYER & BRO , GO
Practical Opticians.
and J6th Sis. , OMAHA.
Established I8G6.
