Nebraska Newspapers

    8 THE OMAHA. DAILY BEE : WEDNESDAY , AUGUST 17 , 1802.
ABUSED BY HER HUSBAND
Too 111 to Work , MH. Bruoohart is Turned
Into the Street ,
WANTS TO RETURN TO HER 01D HOME
ISiitrlirr Oliver I'lmU It Inipoiillilo to
Mnlto Illi IlimliicM I'ny nuil hmliliMily
Decanipt l.citvliii ; 111 * Piunlly to
Shift fur Tlicirmolvci.
A small , delicate looking woman nbout 23
years of airo tins boon nbout the police stn
tlon for the past two dnys looking for someone
ono to furnish her transportutloti to lior
homo hi Lansing , la.
About two ycnrs ORO the woman was mar
ried to II. A. Hrucctmrt , u bookkeeper in the
Union 1'aclllc headquarters , nnd for n year
she lived with her husband's ' family nt 111C
Dorcas. Whllo tlioi-o she clnlms that BUO
was compelled to tlo nil Iho housework , nnd
was half fed and balf ulotliod. .
A year ago her health fnllod nnd
eho went back to her mother
in lown. On her return htr
husband refused to allow her to outer the
house and since has done nothing foi4 her
tuoport. Shosays she ha1 * given him no
rcuson for this treatment except the fnlluro
of her honlllii Shu was ponnllnsi two weeks
hpo and was taken in by Mrs. Ulark. Yester
day she was turned over to the matron and a
I" lE'i'R ' ' place will bo timiUhoil her until
moiiov can bo raised to pay her faro to Lans
ing , In. She has asked bur husband for the
luouoy and ho has refused.
COUI.n.VT .MAKi : IT I'AY.
T. K. Oilier I.oi-kH Up IIIn Mritt Market mill
OnlcllV Mr.ils Awtiy.
T. E. Oliver , who for the past two months
hoi run a meat market at IUS South Thir
teenth street , has disappeared as the result
of hit failure to nmko the prollts of his
business equal the expenses.
Ho started the market about two months
ngo o : , u capital of $100 , which ho raised by
mortgaging his homo and wacon. Ho had
boon iu business at various times during tha
pust live years nnd always unsuccessfully
nnd was goncrallv dealt with ov wholesalers
on a cash basis. His liabilities are , thcroloro ,
light , his heaviest creditor being his clerk ,
Who Is out several weeks' wairos.
Oliver has a wife and children at 820 South
Nineteenth street who profess to he
Ignorant of his Whereabouts. They said
Hint ho could not make anything from his
business and bad gouu away to look for n
bcw location.
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No other tiarsnpnrilla has the merit by
which Hood's Sarsnn.irilla has won such a
Drm hold upon the confidence of the pcoulo.
Funmm Street Theater , 'Wednesday
nmlinco , "Ono of the Bravest. " Any
fciit , 25c. Tiiko tlio children. Two
priprht children ; six white horses ; trick
tony ; grcnt fire scene.
r . oooooi >
Vitrifiocl paving brick for sale. Wo
will eontnwt to deliver the above
Amount within the next ! )0 ) diivs. IJuck-
ituirUroa. Mfjj. Co. , Lincoln" Neb.
Modern Kullviiy Train Srrvlco
Includes Dining , Slcop'np ' , Smoking ,
Parlor CurH nncl Day Coaches. All of
these , in their highest degree of perfec
tion , nro used on through trains to the
East from Chicago via Pennsylvania
Short Lines. A journey on them is a
joy that loavi'S pleaHant re-collections.
Address LT ) K , IMS Clark street , Chicago.
Fresh milch obwa , steers and heifers
ipringors. lr. JolTrios , Grace & 7th Sts.
A Itiijild Ailviiiicu to Washington.
Fust trains via Pennsylvania lines
will transport persons to the G. A. R.
national encampment in September with
nil desirable speed. Train service
marks the highest conception of railway
Dqtiinment. Reduced rates nnd every
Facility for a pleasant journey. Direct
from Chicago. Side trip to historic
Gettysburg if desired. Address George
Jenkins , traveling passenger agent ,
Dubuquc , In.
Omaha Can Mfg Co.campaign torches.
Lot's Swap.
Gilt-edged wild lands at $5.00 to $10
per acre in titato of Nebraska whoso
crops last year aggregated 8100,000,000.
Good lots in the city of Omaha , whoso
population incro.ise'd from . ' 50,000 in 18SO
to 150,000 in ISO ! ) , is good stuff to hold ,
don't you think ?
AH wo arc long on this class of prop
erty and short on rush , drop in.
During several years successful ox-
noriimco in the real estate business I
have established u reputation for hand
ling nothing but bargains.
W. G. AUIKIOHT ,
621 , r > 22. 623 Now York Life building.
IMPROBABLE AND CRUEL.
Iiiiligimtlon CiiiiHiKl by u 1'iiku Story Con-
cernhiK .luilKO Cliirlcxiiii.
Tlio publication of llvo columns of son-
patlonal street rumors by the World-HorUd
Ibis morning , regarding the late Judge Clark-
ion and the Liability to discover bis body ,
rourlcil with the alleged dlscoverlos
of reporter for that sheet , occasioned
inch a wave of Indication at has
Dot Leon felt in this city for many a day.
And it was not confined to Ultimata frlonds
Df the doceafoJ , as tlio utter indifference to
Iho feelings of the grief-stricken family and
tholr many sympathisers , manifested by the
paper , culled forth bitter denunciations on
ivory hand.
The World-Herald sensation ( javo ex
pressions to all the lillo tain , wild rumors
mil vague surmises that Iwvo originated
during the past two weeks In connection
with this matter , from all sources whatevnr ,
mid then following out its outrageous theory
that Judge Clurldoii bad deliberately do-
juried homo , family and friends and
endeavored to conceal his flight by leaving
evidences to Indicata his death by accidental
drowning , details the result of tbo doiectlvo
(1) ( ) work of reporter In search of ovlclonco
to bolster up this position. The story sought
' to convoy Iho Imprnsslon thnt the deceased
nuula curaful urrangomcnts for llicht ,
nnd took with him ou that fatal trip to
Honey Crook lake two suits of clothing , ono
of which ho doanod after discarding the
Clotilda found in tlio bout , and then stealthily
loft the spot , walkfhg northward along the
Chicago Isorthweitern railway track for
overiil miles , slouplnvover nlgut In a school-
bouse , which was broken open , ai.d taking
thn truth on the following morning ui
JLuvclaud and going to Missouri Valley ,
whore u Is alleged bo hud his beard huvod
In ardor to thoroughly dUsuiBohluisaif.
The reporter described the alleged finding
of u notice to Judge Clurkson from the
Mutual ller.ollt association , in which
liu wtti Insured , calling for
the pavmont of mortuary duos
nnd claimed tbo anvolopo and letter wore
found in the Kuhoolhouso above referred to ,
torn Into muuv pieces , but that they
> vera put carefully together and furnished
iiroof posltivo that Juiliro Clurkson had boon
there after the lima that ho Is believed to
tittvi ) mot his death In Honey Creek lauo.
It was tho'pdblloatlou of this improbable
mid cruel ttory that occasioned a mooting of
several prominent muinbora of the bar and
frlonds of the deceased hi t'to ' oftluo of Cong-
don Hunt yesterday morning , and the
faulty of too story was readily
provu'ii , and stops taken to summarily stop
tbo further circulation of this attack ou tbo
niomory ol the deceased ,
In the presence of Me r . Qoorgfl J , Hunt ,
W. I ? Ourloy , A. O. Troup , Fred UavU ana
Theodore lUngwall , Mr. Isaac E. Coagdon ,
' law partner said
Who was Judfce UlarUsou's ,
rcHterdaynltoriioou : . . . . .
"The torv U abiolutoly without founda
tion and vvUr itva over concootod I cannot
Imailno. To bovv that It Is faUo lot mo say
tjiBt tU lower wbiob It U oUliucd was found
torn In places In A schoolhouse sotna distance
from tbo lake was never found there nor
anywhere olic , but was itolon from my desk
In this oftlco within the past four days.
Judge ( Jlarksoii novcrsaw It In bis llfo and
It was nnvor In his possession. It wu > not
mailed from the home ofllco of the Insur&nco
company in Now York city until 5 o'clock ,
JulyllO. M the postmark will show , and It
did not arrlvo InOmaha until T o'clock , Au
gust , I , while Judge Clnrkson met his death
on July SO.
"Tho letter was delivered hero by the
mailcarrler nnd was ouoncd by mo , nnd loft
on my desk wtic-'c I still supposed it was
until I read Iho story printed In the World-
Herald. Thu letter was seen hero by Hugh
O. Clark , Major T , S. ClurUton , Grorpo J.
Hunt , Theodore Ulncwult , J. VV. 1'iirrish and
my sol f , and Mr. Hunt will swear tbaUho saw
It not longer ago than Friday.
" \Vo scut for Mr. Hitchcoci : this morning
and ho produced the letter , which was posi
tively Identr.lcd by us as the ono that
was here. It had been torn slnou leaving
hero , but the manner In which it was torn
convinces us that It was done with dollb-
cr.ito Intent to prostrvo Its contents so
that thov could bo recognized and
at the Bruno time to glvo It the appearance of
having been Intentionally destroyed. The
mark of n carrier , the Omaha receiving cost
murk and the manner In which a corner was
torn off when it was originally opancd loft
no doubt as to Its idontlllc.i'lon.
'Mr. Hitchcock said ho was convinced
tlilit it wui stolen from this oDlco and that
ho had been Imposed upon. Ho said that Iho
reporter haJ written ono story about the
matter on nn altogether different theory and
ho had thrown it awav , as ha bellovcd It to
bo unreasonable , but ho was imposed upon
In this case.
"Who took the loiter from this ofllco we
do not know , but it is cortnln that thu story
of Its finding in the schoolhouse was a base
less fabrication. The rest of the story can
receive no uredenco in the light of this
exposure of gross and wilful fnlsifylne.
Much has been said of the purchase of two
pain of shoes by Judin ) Clnrkson shortly before -
fore his death. 1 dodire to state that ono
pair h.9 were to the lake on that afternoon ,
and the other now pair nnd the old ones
were loft nt home , where wo have personally
scon them , nnd the new ones have been
oxchangd for burial slippers. The story
does a cruel wrong not only to the
memory of thu deceased , but to the tntntly
nnd friends as well , and scU forth thu Idle
gossip of the street as uguitist Iho knowl-
cdno and belief of those more familiar with
the fuels in this sad case. "
A New Kind of ( ) ltmoiul. :
Fat. S. Kirk & Co. , of Chicago , have put
upon the marKet lately , as a result of thelj
half century's experience , their Dusky Diamond
mend soup , a soap adapted to all household
usos. Uy a happy but peculiar combination
they nro enabled to use tar in this soup , and
there is no ono that needs to bo told that tar
is recognized as tbo greatest of the healing
agents. It also Is recognized for its softening
qualities , and anyone troubled with hard
hands , cracked bands , sere hands , will be
come enthusiastic over the "Duskv Diamond"
soap after once using it. Your grocer Ueops
it.
NEW SCHOOL BUILDINGS.
Work TlKit Is Hnlni ; loio by thu Hoard of
i : < lnc.itlon Architect.
John Latentcr , architect for the Hoard of
Education , says that bo can make a few alter
ations in tto material to be used in tno now
Hartman school on South Fifteenth street
and get the building us contemplated oy the
plans already drawn within the nuproprlulion.
The plans upon which the contractors sub
mitted bids contemplated a good daal of ex
pensive stonework about th3 gables. This
will be removed and the ashlar work on the
basement story will ba loft out , sewer brick
being used instead. The ouk finish on the
interior will bo changed to yellow pine , mak
ing a difference of about"850J. . Tlio only
reason the plans were drawn too expen
sively in the llrst place was tbo
dosirn on the part of Morris Morrison and
other members of the board who tnko special
interest in South Side schools , to have n line
building eroded nt tbo Hartman sito. The
material called for injtho xpecifications was
moro expensive that the appropriation v/ould
justify. It is probable that tha building will
bo completed all in good sbapo and within
tbo appropriation.
Work is progressing very nicely on the
Lothrop building. The basement "story is
almost completed. Tha workmen will begin
luying the brick on the Wast Omaha b.ulld-
Ing in a few days. Worn will begin ou tbo
Central school next week.
Dr. Charles O. Davis of Chicago , one of
the most prominent physicians in tao United
Slates , and who has sent n largo number of
invalids to Eddy , New Mexico during the
past year , writes to Mr. U. O. Shields of
that city :
" 1 must say that without exception every
patienthat 1 have sent to that delightful
country has made wonderful improvement.
I am delighted with what your cllmato has
done for them , and thull certainly send you
u largo colony next winter. "
' 1 ho Pccos valley , of which Eddy is the
principal town , is attracting the attention of
phvlcluus everywhere as having the most
perfect climute to bo found on this continent
lor persons sufluriiig fioin lung or throat
troubles , catarrh , asthma , rheumatism , otc.
XVKUl.XTS.
Manager Boyd announces "Tuxedo" as
bis next attraction to como Frlda ; and Sat
urday , August 19 and ! il ) . Since "Tuxedo"
was seen in tins city it has been entirely rewritten -
written and revised. The entire first act
has been chanced , and the "llrst pact , "
which occupies the second act , ii entirely
now. The same clover company of come
dians , finpcrH and. dancers are still In the
cast , which Includes George Thatcher ,
ilughoy Dougherty , Bert Shepard , John A.
Culcman , Kd Marble. George \V. Low is , Jay
Uingloy , John IJ.ily , U. W. DuKolan , conio-
dians ; H. J. Jose , Uuymon Moore , II. W.
Prlllman , Thos. Lawii , Miss Ida FltznuKU
and Uraco Hamilton , singer * ; and the
Misses Mamio Uilrey , Blanche- Hayden and
Corinno Cook.
K , Juno 15 , ' 93
Mr. J. U. Moore : Mv Dear Sir I have
been stitjeet to sick headache all my lifo
Over two years ago I began using "Macro's
Tree of Llfo" for it and never bad a case of
sick headache tilnco. except whan the
medicine was ntono end of the rend and I at
the other. Itls worth more than money to
me. I ho.'trtily recommend It to all sufferers
of headache. Very truly your ,
W. B. LIM : .
PastorKirst Baptist Church.
( ioniumViimrn' * Aid .Society.
A mooting of the Gsrmnn Woman's ' Aid
society will be held In Metropolitan hull ,
Fourteenth nnd Dodge streets , on Thursday
afternoon , August 13 , at U o'clock.
This Is a purely benevolent organization ,
Its solo purpose being to utlord relief to
poor and sick women In this ntty , ana it Is.
not confined to aiding Germans only , but is
cosmopolitan it ) lU acts of charity and Is
called the German Women's Aid society
simply because It was started and managed
b/ ladles of that nationality ,
It is loquoBtod that u largo attendance of
tkjso benevolently Inclined will bo presutit
at this mooting. Horoifter meetings will beheld
held on the lait Thursday of each month.
Uo Witt's Sarsapanlla is roiianlo.
.Sordini Ulutrlitt It | iiilillcuiiii ,
The Second district congressional commit
tee mot Monday afternoon at the Mlllard
and Issued the call for the congressional con
vention , whloti will bo held In this city Sop-
tain bar " 0 , at " o'clock. The committee or
ganized by selecting Henrv Gottsch of Sarpy
county chairman uud Perry SolJen of Wash
ington secretary ,
THE MAMMOTH GROCERY
Will Offer a Few Moro Inducements Begin
ning Thursday- , Friday and Saturday ,
DON'T ' MISS THE BARGAINS
Specially I.IMV Prlcoi on Tcan , ColTcp , Sonp ,
Cheese , Uraclcnm , Oiinnoil ( limit * anil
Many Other Staple mill
I'aucy ( ii'oi'crlcs.
On account o ( being tumble to take
earn of the , trade on our opening tltiy
there were many who were disappointed
in getting tholr goods on time. Wo tire
now prepared to uuuoininoduto as many
us may wish to come and got bargains.
Our great buikrupt Hour stlo ; still
continues , but only until Satin day eve ,
as by that time it will bo all sold. A
good Hour warranted , for $1.00. Also
our great sale of soap continues ; Ujo anil
He 113 bars for IMc ami 60 for 81.00. Iu
addition to this wo will ollur Thursday ,
Friday nml Saturday , from 10 to 12
o'clock , the following
ASTONISHINGLY a UK AT BAUCIA.INS :
We will sell n 'Me tea for loo.
A -10o ton for 20c.
A COc tea for Uoc ,
A OOe tea for ! ! 0c.
A I0c ! coll'eo for lOc.
A Uoo eolToo for 15c.
A SUocolTco for ISc.
A 40c colVco for 2jc.
Tno boat 3X soda crackers for 4Jo Ib.
Tlio host oyster cracker for Co Ib.
The best ginger snaps for 80 Ib.
Gurnoau nnd Kennedy's sweet cakes ,
assorted , 15c Ib.
Limburger chceso 2c a pound.
Pull cream cheese lOc u. pound. ,
1 pound canned salmon 12c a can.
1 pound canned salmon , extralino ' , ISo
a can. > ;
Fine mackerel , per can , lUc ;
Mustard sardines ( Sc a can.
Oil sardines a can.
llamburcur eels 2c ! ) a can.
Russian cavior aOc a , can.
Kgg plums loc n can.
Peaches ( California ) 1 i4c a can.
Apricots 17o n can.
1'ears California ) 20c a can.
A line imported bird seed with cultlo
bone , prieo 15c , for oe.
Corn btarch flo a pound.
Gloss starch 5c a pound.
And many other articles too numerous
to mention equally low in price. All
orders promptly delivered. Come early
and avoid the crowd.
THE MAMMOTH GROCERY ,
Stonchill's Old Stand ,
llGand 11SS. 10th street.
Will Co tu Chilli.
Mr. T. J. Hollander , who has for several
years been connected with the O in aim Young
Men's Christian association , will depart next
wcok for the mission fields of China , and his
many warm friends in Omaha will tender
him a farewell reception on 'Inursdav night
of this week In the n. rlors of the Young
Men's Christian association building.
Mr. Hollander belongs to a race of people
v.-ho have furnished tnanv excellent citizens
for this Unltoil States. Ho was born in the
small town of Hogo , Sweden , and will bo 27
years old next November. He scoured the
advantages of a good common school educa
tion and nt the ago of 11) ) left homo. Ho
ronmined in Copenhagen about six months
where ho earned enough money to pay bis
way to America. Upon reaching New York ho
proceeded at once to Omaha whore an older
brother then resided. Ho went to Wnhoo ,
Nob. , soon after rec.chlue Omaha and
engaged in work on the farm. < Ho
"
put in bis scare "moments - in mas
tering tha English' language nnd
In a very short time could speak It fluently.
Ho subsequently took a course at a business
collage in Omnha , and taught tor a tuna in
the same institution. In the spring of 1890
ho became the assistant secretary of tbo
You 111 ; Men's Christian association , which
position ho held until only a month ago. It
is with many regrets that his friends will sea
him tane his departure , but all who know
mm will wUh him abundant success.
DoWltt'a Sarsaparltm clcansos the blood ,
Increases the appetite and tones up the sys
' '
tem. It has bo'nctitted many people w'tio
have suffered from blood dUorder.s. H will
helpyou.
City Unit Ulovator * .
The Crane company's elevators In the city
hall will bavo to bo materially improved before -
fore being finally aecoptca and paid for by
tbo city. Expecting thai the company would
nresunt its bill for $4,400 , the monitors of
tbo committee on public properly and build-
logs yesterday made a thorough test of
tbo workings of tbo two cars. The test was
attended with anything but satisfactory ro-
suits. The elevator on tha west sidit of the
'ourl worked fairly jatisfuctorlly.although it
wont up al a much slower rata of spoca than
it went clown. The car on the east side ab
solutely refused to work to the satisfaction
of tbo committee. It would not obey the
lover , and when stopped at , " any floor would
gradually work its way doivu.
"Lato to boa ana oariy to rise will shorten
the road to your home in tbo cities. But
early to bed and "Littlo Early RUer.'Hho
pill that m ilioj Ufa lohgor and batter and
wiser ,
llrlduintCiit - m
1 ho wagon bridge over Cut-off lake and
along tbo line of Ames avenue connecting
Uourtluii'J beach wltb tbo main land has been
completed and will bo open to travel tbls
morning.
This bridge is 1,500 feet long , 20 foot wide
and Is built strong enough to curry the motor
track which it is proposed to lav uither this
fall or next sprlnir. Tim grading on tno
west approach was completed Monday night.
for a time , at least , this will not be the
popular routu to Cotirtlandsimply on account
of the torn up condition of Sherman avenue
from Commercial street mirth. The street
is bulntr p'lvou with Colorado sandstone and
is in the hands of Ilugb Murphy wbo bus
100 pavers at work.
Nugget ! Nuggotl Nmjgnt ! Buy Big
Nuggutbaklng powder. 32 or. 25 cents.
KIIIIBIIK Crojis Are All
"There is a peed deal of deception in this
alleged news that you coo In the papers
from ICansa * about the corn 'crop down tboro
bolng a failure , " said Mr. 12. A. Bauson yoator-
duy. " 1 bavo some farms Iu Sheridan and
Govo counties , and my tenants write me
that they never , saw a hotter prospect for
corn. They have bad a good wh'cat crop and
the corn Is higher than a man's head. Thorp
may bo suctions of the state of Kansas whore
tlio corn is poor , but so tar as these two
counties are concerned the report of corn
crop failure Is a great mistake.1 '
Disease never siiocuiMu'iiy uttttoici the sy
om with pure blo3j. Ua Witt's
raukoi paw , aoiv uloj I uU : onrlctm blood
Twu Ninv Null" .
In tbo district court Moron K. Jensen 1s
eeklnir a divorce from her husband Huns.
She alleges that this husband Is a brute ; that
when drunk ho has boatou , brulsod and
Baking
Powder
Used in Millions of Homes 40 Years the Standard
kicked her. Khocaiso nsks for n division of
the property.
The Kvormt OWta and Milling cotnpanr ,
the WRRnor-Gate * Milling company and Me-
Cord , Bnuly & Co. , < have "tied tno Omaha
National bank and ISdtrarCnorlsUlo to recover -
cover the um ofiTSKJ-1 ! . The plalnttlTs allege
that John W. U'tdkcr , who was In the gro
cery buttncss , failed ; and that the aafondants
Illegally came Inlq posaos.iion of the stock ,
which wai boncjhtof the dofcndants , and on
which payment hWuot bcon made.
Mrs. L. H. Pulton , , Hookford , III. , wrttoi !
1 From uoraonal oxpurlaaco I can rocoramond
DoWUt's Sariaparilla , n euro for impure
blood nnd genoraljaobillty. "
Killed I- inn ,1 on I on * Ilrottirr.
PoiiTi-ANt ) , Mo. , Aug. 10. Caprlello Koss ,
ngod 110 years , fatally stabbed his brother ,
Bapltsta , aged 30 year * , during an alterca
tion last night. Tbcy have been .both atten
tive to one , Etta Coombs , and a short tlmo
upo she married , or nt least went to llvo
with , UaptUta. C.iprlcllo was Incensed at
this and vowed voneoanco. Ho made a pretext -
text of money being borrowed of him and
picked \ quarrel with bU brother to got ro-
vongo.
MM. Wlnslow's soothing syrup for cbll-
dren teething relieves the child from p.ilu.
" , "i cents a bottle.
Itullitini ; Permit * .
The following permits wcro Ustiod by the
superintendent of buildings yesterday :
Jolin'J. Miillor. two-story brlclc rtwoll-
in ? , 1DJ4 South Thirty-second street. . . $ 7,00
Lenon llnrto. ono itncl one-half story
franio dwellliii : , Forty-third and Uur-
detto streets rt. ] ,500
tour minor permits . * , 000
Total $0,400
DoWltt's Saraaparllla destroys such poi
sons us scrofula , skin diseases , oczonii , rheu
matism. Its timely use saves many lives.
The folloivliiK mnrrlairo llconsus wora Is
sued by Judge Ellor yesterday :
Name nud uddrest. Ace.
I Uhnst Knitncr. lloiinltilon ! ! 8
1 Matilda ICaps , llcnnliutun 42
J Hubert H. f-liHiinon , I'endor 30
( Ella fc'rltcli. Uiinton , 0 34
Nuuirotl Nutrgot ! Nussetl Buy Big
Nut'jo baking powder. ai : oz. 25 cents.
Confession
It h a shameful confession to
make that many people arc
willing to use adulterated arti
cles because they are cheaper ,
and in doing so often subject
ing themselves to injurious
effects , for it must nof be
supposed that those who are
willing , at the cost of repu
tation and for the purpose of
gain , to impose adulterated
goods upon the public , would
hesitate to use injurious
adulterants.
Dr. Price has an established
reputation for manufacturing
good and pure articles , and
his Delicious Flavoring Ex
tracts of1 Vanilla , Lemon , etc. ,
are3themost perfect made.
Act gently yet promptly -
' ly on the MVIMt , Kin.
OB. HGBB'S ND1S anil llOftCLS , dis
pelling Headaches , Fov-
PI-S and Colds , thorough
LITTLE ly cleansing the system
of disease , and cures
habitual constipation
They are sugar coated ,
( lit not gripe , very small-
easy to take , nnd p'ircly
vegetable. JSplllalnciidi
vial. Perfect digestion
follows their uso. They
euro slrk licna-
absolutely . . . . . .
nrlm. nr. * rn .f.n..nn * > fl
ed by leaum ; rJ-yslcUns. For tale by IcadlnR
flru plsta or seat by Ei.- ' . ; 25iti. a rial. Address
HOBB'S ' MEDCHE ! ! CO. , Prop : , , Sdfi Francisco 01
I'OK BALK IN OMAHA. NEB. . BV
Kllhn Sc Co. , Co.r ISIIl & nor.claa Sta.
J .A FillliT < b Co , Cor. 14lh < t IouKla' < U.
A D Fbster & Co. . Council [ llaffn. la
The checker
board of 1 fe Is
strewn with the
debris of many a
disastrous move
on the part of mis
guided playerd.
Many are reck-
lesa players , with
but lUtla thought
and still less care
as to the great
prlzea to bo won.
Defeat comes in
the form ot phys
ical nlfllctions
which. If not
checked in tlmo ,
lead to certain
death.
Ilia knrrwn
NHRVOUii.
CHRONIC nnd
PHI V ATE DXS-
EASES are' a-
mono the meat
disastrous elfocts
Syphilis , Gonor-
rha > 3 , Gleet , Sem
inal Weakness ,
Strlc'uro. Hydro-
cole Varlcocele ,
all Sexual Dis
eases ,
Pllea , Plnt'Uta ' ,
Rectal Ulcers ,
Blcoi ana BlUn
Dlsoaaes 11ms o
are a few of the
forms of these
maladies ,
Out these and all
kindred ills , wo
npoodtly cure.
Sand 4 cent" ) for
our Illustrated
iww book of 12O
panes , of Interebt
to cU.
Consultation
free. Call upon ,
or addresanvHU
BTU7S
B AM )
South 14th Kt. , W K. Coi-Hur Htlinal
Douglas Stg. , Otuuha , Nob.
Dreadful Skin Disease
Afflicts n WclMtnomi Merchant. Itch
Ins nnil naming 'fyrrllilo. Doctors
nnd All Ucm.lics Full.
Tries CiitlcniM. Itclicrcil by tin First
Application nml Entirely Cured
In Five Weeks.
About eighteen montln RJTO n ntnMI i > n < < cV npncoroi
on my Htikjoi It nupmbU-il n iim npnlci It luu-nim
Inritpr. nml IroiuultiMn phr < lrlnn wliopro.timma' '
It P"orli\ * or nionltnl ill niivi , bociui o U n > oinbU > < :
moiior. 1 nppllini nn otntmont but it uproml until
lit 1n t U cnroruil nlmott MIT i.ntlro boity. Mr MifWi
Init win loinoihliiit terrible , tiurnliiK mil Itclilim lu'n.
( mtliln ( ontltumlly until Itbccnma nlmoit iinctiilii ru
ble. I MitTeml turuin's o ! > iH > i'mlly fit n Kin. mul Inr
Jwomonlhii I wm cornpello 1 to s cut > witu glnvtx im
1 liecniiK-iloMU'rato. I would tiiivu ulvrn nnrlliliK lo
bo rollcvea t tli ItctiltiK onrntliin. 1 trlc.lii nuin'
bor of ri'inp Hun wlllunil mijr roll.'f. I WHI ruiiui'iitoil
tn ttj Ciiru-iniA ! thH I alii , mul ti mv nn'otMir
lirl , I was relic TO 1 nftur ibo llrst itptilluitltiii. I
IHCII the ( Jiitli'iirn. ( 'iitlcnri fo.ap mul Oiitlcur.i llu-
iiilvont lucircllnii to ii I roc lion fornbnut fnurot Hfc
nrnkRwhonl w.nontlrply oiiri'it. Hal wlmt nro
llct It wn ln ini-nltur the iiiirorliiE I want tlirntiuli
I cannot * pf nk with lee much favor nl tiio "Ciitlcurii
Hciiicillo-i. " mul 1 wonlil rucoinnionil u to nil thine
wlio nro sutrcriMK from thotninnillsp't o t'.int I tiuvi
uirrud JOHN T. MKUIKY.
of Melody llrotbcrs , Wynadotto , Mich.
Cuticura Resolvent.
Tlio now Illooil nnd Skin I'liriner nml sronlp t ol
Humor ltii mi'dlo , Ininniiilly ( to clcnn o tlio blood
of nlllm | > iirlllu , nut tlun remove tlio cinmi ) . nnil
Cullrurii.lho uroit : U'dii nini , nml Cutlciirn Smp , nn
oiiiuMtu skin lli'iiiitlilur. vxturnnllr ( to clcnr tlic
kln nl ocntp mil rp toru tliu hnlr ) , curu uvory
ciietliof nKoiilzlim , Itchlnii. burnlni : . scnly , mid
pimply dlsuiises of t'lo skin , 5cnl | ) , nmfblooU.
Sold every where. I'rlco , OUTICUIH..WO : SOAP ,
ST'os Rn oLVKKT , tl. I'ri-pareil by the I'OTTUII
llltl ) ! fc ClIKMlOM , COIU'OHATION. HdStOII.
rW-"IIowtoUuioSkln Diseases. " ( H ptmos
M Illustrations , and 1UJ tostltnonliils , mailed
free.
DIM POKS. black-head , red. rottsh , chappud
I I 111 nd oily skin curoil by UurtuuitA SOAI- .
I CAN'T ' BREATHE ,
Choit I'nln'.Sorrnuis , Wcnknr la , line *
m Uoueli , AmiiuiH , I'U'iirlxjr IHH
- liitlHiiiMmtlon iiKi.ir.vr.n iv ONE UIMHI
by tlllMUTICI'IIA A.VTI-l'AIN 1'I.ASirii
NotliliiB like It for Wi-nk l.un s.
In Paint
the best is cheapest
Strictly
Pure White Lead
is best ; properly applied it will
not scale , chip , chalk , or rub
off ; it firmly adheres to the
wood and forms a permanent
base for repainting : . Paints
which peel or scale have to be
removed by scraping or burn
ing before satisfactory re
painting can be done.
In buying white lead it is im
portant to obtain that which is
genuine , strictly pure , and
properly made. Time has
proven that white lead made
by the "Old Dutch" process
of slow corrosion possesses
qualities that cannot be ' ob
tained by any other method of
manufacture. This process
consumes four to six months
time , and produces the brands
that have given White Lead
its character as the standard
paint.
"SOUTHERN"
"
"COLLIER1
"RED "
SEAL"
are standard brands of strictly
pure Lead made by the " Old
Dutch" process. You get the
best in buying them.
For sale by oh first class dealers In Paints.
If you are goine to paint , it will pay you to
send to us for a book containing information
that may save you many a dollar ; it will
only cost you a postal card to do so ,
NATIONAL LEAD CO. ,
St. Louis Branch ,
Clark Avenue and Tenth Street ,
St. Louis , Mo.
Elastic Stockings
FOR
Weak Limbs'
Varicpsa Veins
Swellings , all
sizes. Abdo
minal Supporters
ters , Deformit
Braces , Medi
cinal Supplies.
THE
COMPANY.
114 S. Ibth St. , Kcxi to
ThoMclCln-
ley Hcpnull-
can O u in -
li n I K n Cap'
B the leading
inarulilngcap
for this eani-
tmlKii , Tliln
cut shows It
as II Is with
tin hanil and
vUar. ( Amer
ican tin and American cloth colil to
clubs foi-.r a e.ieh , fur one or a thousand. Hy
rjeulln ; : Ulrret ulth Iho niiuinf until ror , thu
wholes. ilur'K unil rotii tier's price * nrovoldixl. .
All onlurx should liu iiudrn cd to the I'ltO-
TECT10N OAl' MANUKA ® L'UUINl ! COM-
1'ANV. 101 Green Street , New York Oily , nr
( J. M , COIT , On.uliii , Nebraska. Send n or-
us early us uosslhlo.
Unlike tiiTDutch Process
No Alkalies .
on
Other Chemicals
are uii'tl In the
preparation of
W. BAKER & CO.'S
.BreaMastCocoa .
ii'litch it < it > snlittclu
juiro anil ul\iblc ,
tthaainort than three timea
\ tliettremjth of Cocoa mixed
with BUirch , Arrowroot or
var Butjar. and la far more cco-
, ciiitln'j lent than one cent a run.
It is dcllclouu , nouriahltig , and KASILY
UIOEdTUI ) . -
Sold IjyCroi-ern ficrjuhere.
W. BAKER &CO.Doioheiter : , Mass ,
NEBRASKA
National Bank ,
U , F , DEFOSITORY - - OMAIU , NEB
Caiilbl $103,000
Sin-plus $03,000
OlUcoraanil I > lre.lori-Hi ( > "nrrV. . Vatei. preildont
U. C. UlitlilMK , vlco liru lili'ii ' ) , O. H. Muurlco , W , V.
Mur u , JuLmi , Collliu J. N. U. I'tttrlck , l.uwli A.
Itoed , oaiUlur.
ItlON BANK.
DOUGLAS COUNTY FAIR ,
in Premiums. * 3
August 29 , 30,3i , and Sept , I and 2
Will be the best fair ever held by the Douglas
County Agricultural Society. In connection
with the fair the
OMAHA RACES '
Will be held'Aug. 30-31 and Sept. [ 1-2
$6,400 in Speed Purses.
For Premium List write to Booth Privileges for sale by
JOHN BAUMER , Sec'y , RICHARD ENGELMAN ,
1314 Farnam Street , Omaha , 15th and Howard Sts.Omaha
$1,000 IN SPECIAL PREMIUMS BY OMAHA MERCHANTS ;
"His enence
His Skill
Have bosn proven by more than 17 yenrs of untiring success whloh
has never been surpassed in the medical profession , while his resources
sources and facilities for treating Private Diseases are practically/ /
unlimited. " Siich is the universal testimony of thousands who hava
suffered and been cured by
DR. T. E. McGREW ,
fi
\
The Specialist.
With a practice of 17 years' standing is it any wonder that nig ,
skill in the treatment of Private Diseases is today unquestionoi' '
During all these years Dr. McGrew has gradually perfected all thq
little details incident to the treatment of Private Diseases until it lane
no longer a practice with him , but
A Science.
He substantiates every statement and fulfills every promiss. He ia
reliable , reasonable , skillful and fair , and is the most successful spe
cialist in the entire west in the treatment of Private Diseases and all
Diseases of Youth nnd Manhood. Those who placa themselves in
his care can safely rely upon him , as every case is regarded in tha
strictest confidence and treated in the most skillful manner.
Oloet and all unnoylnz discharges ; Stricture , or cllllluiilty or jmiii In rollovlnp tlio Illuddori
Syulillis mul till diseases rf tlio Illoo I .mil HUln ; .Niirvoimiuss. Goiior.il Unblllty , I/ens of Mun-
hoe I and Ambition , Wautof fjlfo uii'l ' Vitality , ll.ul Munmry. Duspoiiiloiit , Ducniir.ivud , Ito-
lluf obtulncil without lees of tlniu ( nun liu-ilnuss Tliu mou iidwiirfnl rumedlus known to
muUuru sclonco ( or tlio truatmoiit t > ( tliu aoovo dlsu'isos , Wrllu ( or ulrcul irs anil question lUt.
14th and Faruain Sbs. , OMAHA , NEB.
V
Knr tlio higher MII ! 1,11'irul Kducutlon of
nml yuiiliR wunitn. bpi clivltlm ; ilinlc. Art , Klo-
rutlon , 1'hjxlcul Training. Ktram limt , Cold
HIM ! hot wratrr , hatli roomii. etc. , on racli lluor.
iltli bciiloil lirnliiil .ki-rl " 111. I " 12 , Korl.'oUloKU
MISSOURI. JJio ' * UC1IllUAI.I > A. JOM'JK , 1'reat.
Superior ailranlngei ( or educating
'Young laillcj Ccun oeludjr tljor-
ouulii Minlc.il unilrt iliTirliimnU lildliesl unler : Inn Imiof the lint Amerlcixa
anil Kurnponimiltiiic , Inruo nml lu-nulKul RruunJi ; now bullillnm , rooms vrU
r c 0 | > on hi-iitrinlicr Vtli. Kur CRtnlOKur Ailtlrcti
-IK-v T. W. UAtlltKTT , l'n-M. CULUHUIA , MO ,
- IKUII/
w II rfiitilftlnl , tifcUl wlJf , aud rfllluK * blfli , Hitlfl ilircu tioni itllli itftm. llul au 1 DO * I w tr nj tlb | ooiu ou tvnf
floor. 1 Uhtfiltj \ | uctn ! * > < * tit * lf Ol rlo tljhU. l.txre , Mill rqulpiml Bjiiuitilom , JUfb n I lirftllhrul iMtiloa. fourth * of n d/
! ° 1 * * *
sl eiLuVV. mi78enllViirV ! lS B
I2DUOAT1ONAL.
VOKK MIMTAUV AOADKilV. Ho
NEW . J. WriBlil. H. d. , A.M. . Oaniw.ill , N.V
RlftMrPlftftMB& ] I E FEMALE
JHOSiSiD WBLL ACADEMY
GMvtar. I'ri'rnratory , Collrnlnto , Jlmlo ivnil FlnsArt
. i lf Wtflirolcy.bfiulfoi Hlu liiiUilcatiai ii
mr.i' ? < i
K , llUi-LAltl ) . A. M , I'll" . Jukwutlllv , 111.
MILITARY
9 ACADEMY
l , Mterary. Prlfnllflc Courin of iln.lr ln <
fiintrf ami Artillery drill and > clii > l ( attlrr ,
Oldi-.t Mllllitry Uriniol In M i. Palalomie ,
, OKLtKUJ > , n.A. , I xliiKtun , No ,
LL HALL ,
Souiiniiry for Young L'tillos. Oinnlm ,
NebnisUiu
Bishop Worthington , Visitor.
Rev Robert Doherty.S. T. 1) ) . Rector
Fall orra Bjtrlna Wodnaeduy , Sept
14th.
For CutuloRua and pnrtloiiltira , apply to
the rector.
EDUCATIONAL'
HOLLENS INSTITUTE- :
IIOTUTUUItT Hl'KINfiH , VA.
P'T , Vouiif I.iiillrn. OlHinn Sept. . IMri f ill > nn.
tTOmcBnandTeulierH. Pri'pnriilnr ; , Ciillrullili- .
1'lilliinaiHilriil , and I.Urrnry llniiarliiirnl * . '
tiiii ! iTViilorv < ; iinr i'iii .Hn.li' . Ail and rliM-il-
IliinSrliiinl. Hi > aDtlfull7ilu > l dlnVtlleol Virginia.
cmN.v K.H.nctrlUi.iTOJu C'llmtlaiinuirnlli'd. Kl .
( aot KqulpiuouU Wrlto i'ji Illuttratod catalc.iiuo to
CUAH. I. . COUKIi , Hupt. , llolllna , Vi ,
MU Hiimice' * IIOAHIMNO ANJ )
SCltODI. for KlrU Huoolul tuiliutj uUiullUil
U \ VrntIHtli Htrnet , Nuiv Vorlc.
A BOARDING SCHOOL
ron
Yonng Ladies and ChildreDv-
Conduotocl by tlio Blitori o ( Moroy.
O'CONNOR , OUKRLY CO. , NKB ,
Thin Ilourdlnit Hchool It Hltiiulcd a Hhort dl <
tancu ( rom Oroaly C'oiitcr. H. Ihiurltililim town
on thu II , .V M. rullroiul. Thu Uonvunt in on a
( lollKhKul alto lunoiitf the O'Connor lilllu. Tliu
UHiial Knxllbli briiuclK-Hi music , vooiil nnd In-
ulriiiiicntiilj and a spuulal oouno o ( lltorutuor
urn nlvun ,
Torinu In advance. StfiO your M < l monthi ) .
\TiiHliliixlncliidcd. Tliu nuUooI will open tli
( Irst nf Snnteinbor'
M u'mtKuioSl 1-5NVOT'PK MKKOV
UtUaudOK.to.UrBu. .