TT-1F OMATIA DAILY BEE : : THURSDAY. AUGUST 18. 3892.
SMALL POX PATIENTS ESCAPE
Lincoln's ' Pctt Honso Deserted by Its
"Whilom Guests.
GUARDS SLUGGED WITH BALL AND CHAIN
Il : cnitiuc | < IAaorTlu'y Hint Tramped Across'
tJio Country uighti-en MllcM Lincoln
McrcliunU Knjoyiin OutlliR
* Stnto Cnpitul Note * .
LINCOLN , Nob. , An ? . 17.-lSpoclnl to Tlin
DKE.J Krutilc Kennedy nnd Charles Hcctl ,
two smnllpox patients who tmvo caused so
much worry and trouble to the authorities ,
'
made thelr'oscnpo last nluht nftor midnight.
They have boon cared for In nn Improvised
hospital on the pnilno southwest of the city ,
mill have been In chnrfio of two guards ,
"
Adams unti Hiiltzraan. Last"night Ilaltzmnn
lolt the place for u short timo. The patients
nr.d prisoners at once assaulted Adntns with
the bnll mill chain with which they were
mauncletj. Ho wns knocked sclselcss , nnd
picking up the Iron Joweiry ntttiohcd
to their nnhlos the mon hobbled awny.
As scon ns lie returned HnKzmnn
started In pursuit , but the fugitives had
K-nlnctl too much of a start. It was nfter-
\virds discovered thnl Kocd had altupcd free
from 1,1s shackles , but Kennedy still wears
the Iron Jewelry.
The escape of the men before they had
been ourcd has crcnled not a llttlo unonsl-
ncss In thh city. Many people still incllno
to the belief thnt the men hud caused the
eruptions which appeared on their bodies In
the hopes ol beln'g sot at liberty. Jn the
monntltno the quarantine nt the county Jnll
Is being rigorously mnlntnlnod , much to the
disgust of n numb'crol prisoners whoso terras
ot Imprisonment have expired , but who nro
tlll dctnlnod ut the Jail by the strict quarnn-
tlno regulation ! ! .
Uoth mon were barohendod and barefooted
nnd nollhor hnd on cent , vest or suspenders.
A re wind of $ . ; . > was offered for the deten
tion of either or both of the fugitives. A
telegram was received nt 4 o'clock this ultor-
noon from Princeton , eighteen miles south of
Lincoln , Mating that the fugitives hud buen
apprehended by the local authorities. .
JMoirlmnU' Online H.iy.
Kelnll business in nearly every line hns
licen MiRpendou today , It bclug the occasion
of the Lincoln merclinnts' annual outing nt
tbo park. The feature of the forenoon wns
the parndo nt 10 o'clock. Tbo parade was
limned nt Tenth and N streets nnd the line
of march extended from tbo Intersection of
these streets cast to Fourteenth , north to O ,
nnd then west to Tutith , where cars were
boarded for Lincoln park. A largo number
of pcoulo lined the street to witness the
p.irndo.
Arriving at tbo pnrk everybody amused
themselves as best they tnlcht until after
i ) Inn or. Tnen nn extended program of exor
cises and athletic sports wus Riven. The
oration of the day wns delivered by lion. I.
JSJ. Raymond , republican nominee for presi
dential elector nt largo. Tim athloilc sports
conshicd of 11 gamo"of tmsc bill bstwccn
clubs mndo up of croccry clerks nnd dry
Roods clerks , loot ball , lUU-yard foot rnco ,
SUCK races , thrce-lospcd races , swimming
nnd diving contests , standing nltrn Hick , etc.
tJuorul cash prices were olTerod for the win
ners of the respective contests. It Is esti
mated that fully 3,000 people were on the
grounds during the nfteruoon and evening.
Injiii'lrs Muy I'rova I'utiil.
Word wns received from North Lincoln
thin iifter-noon that Mrs Henry Atkins , nn
estimable lady of thnt suburb , is likely to dlo
from the effects of injuries received In this
city Inst Thursday evening. Airs. Atkins was
nt Nisslcyis dry poods store on 1J street on
that evening , when ono of the clerks opened
n trap 'door In the sidewalk in order to de
scend to the subway. Mrs. Atkins pos
sesses defective eyesight nnd failed to no-
tlco tno open 'trap ' door. She stepped Into
iho opcnlnut' and was proelpltutcd heavily to
tno ground , a dlstnnco of about eight fcot.
ijovcr.il ribs worn broken , her back
wrenched and other portions of her body In
jured. She was apparently not seriously In
jured \vbnn IOKCII from the subwny mid wns
removed to her home , where nothing moro
\vns heard from her until thh afternoon , tier
condition Is now said to bo serious.
Aloro ii : DlHtrlfts.
Tbo fact is that the proposition to issue
f.'iO.OOO of paving bonds will greatly stimulate
public improvements In Lincoln this season.
A largo ai : ount of brick paving has alicady
been completed on North Twenty-seventh
Etrcot nnd a big force of mon is now nt work
on South Seventeenth from L to South
streets , n distance of eighteen blocks. Tno
Board of Public Works today advertised for
bids for paving three now districts , as fol
lows : No. 18. N street , from Sixteenth to
Eighteenth ; No. 21 , fc'o von teen tb , from O
street to L ; No. UF , street , from Sixteenth
to Eighteenth. Several now nllo.y dis'rlcts
have ulso been completed nnd will DO paved
this season.
Other puollc improvements that will re
sult from the favorable vote on the bond
propositions lat Friday , will bo u largo extension -
tension to the water system of the city ,
M7UJ ( ) to bo expended before snow Hies.
VUltors from I'ulrmcmt.
An excursion from Fairmont U doing the
city of Lincoln today. They arrived this
Dftornoou at 2 o'clock nnd were transferred
tn n fitieciul train In which they visited
Burlington beach. Returning to , tbo city the
pnrtv has been visiting the various points of
interest. Thu party was composed of : John
Bnrsuy nnd wife , Uoorgo Mnxhcld and wife ,
C. 1C. Mnrahall [ .nil wifo. Henry McNull und
wife , L. II. Smiley und wife. F. U. I'ago and
wife , W. H. Uavlord and wife , Chris Musslo-
wan nnd wife Charles Munsloman und wile ,
Missus Ida Moshier , Mnrio Moshlor , Uortlo
Savage , Minnlo Suvago , ( Jirtlc Hlpson , Miss
Chapman , Miss \Viber , Mrs. Ncllio U'licolur ,
Mrs. Henry Musslcman , Mrs. Benjamin
Kecfner , Bert Klmnicrtnan und Dr. J. N.
Plumb.
From tliu 1'ollun Court.
John Curry , the lannr ngltntor , wns nr-
rnlcnod before Judge Waters this morning
on tlio chnrgo of being drunk nnd disorderly.
Ho raised u disturbance at the Hotel \\lud-
soi- hut evening , but was released this morn
ing.
' Charles Webster whs ngnln arrested last
nlcht , this time for drunkenness. Ho settled
with the court fo ? fti.lilt this morning.
Thomas Hoi man entered n plea of not
Ctillty to the charge of throwing 'slops in thu
. street. Ho wns acquitted.
Charles Allen and Churles Murray were
accused of vagrancy. Allen wan lined $10. ' "J
while Murray was released under condition
that no would leave tlio city. He failed , to
Keep his promise , however , and was rour-
restcd tills afternoon ,
John Propo , who appeared In iho police
icourt thu ottior morning , but wns rolonxud
upon hit promise to leave the city was rear
rested this afternoon'
.Jiulliii Gobi ) Dccllni'B.
Judge Amasn Cobb , ox-Justlco of the No-
x bi'iuku Miiiruaio court , has been frccjuoutly
mentioned ns the republican numlnoa for
JudL-o of the Third district , to till the va
cancy canned by tbo roslKiiatlon oi Judge
Allan W , Fluid , who has oeen nomum'ed for
cunurosg. Judge Cobb today declines to per-
inlt tbo use of his numo In thu following
card :
With thanki to the republicans of Iiancas
tor county for tbulr kind eoiiHldorutlon of my
imimunennnmlon ultntlio vnciintJudiiUMlilii ,
1 n-iDuctfully ulthdruw from the eunvnis.
AMASA t'oiin.
II fa ul In tlin Court Ituiiiim ,
Itello C. Bolts today commenced suit fet
dlvorco from her hukband , ( Jorumn F , Bolts ,
to whom slio was married In this city on No-
vomhcr U" , IBb'J. ' In her petition she alli > gos
thnl nor husband bai oeen guilty of tha
invntost cruelly wlttiout causa or'prcvoca
tlnn on her part ; thnt bo tins failed lo mm
nort bur ; nnd that ho dunorted her in this
city last Muy ,
Lucy F. btarr is the name of another pe
titioner for u dlvorco. tihovua innrriud to
ilnincs D. Starr at Newton , In. , October 111 ,
18S7 , Bud her husband compelled hoito sup
port the family , in spile of the fact thut ho
ilrow a pouaion iron , the government. Shu
ulso claims that in last Juuuary ho told nl
their household coeds which bad been pur
chased with their oirnlugi , leaving bar
without a homo. She usls lor a complete
dlvorco and the restoration of her maiden
namo.
Jean A , llelllms ; ha > commenced a suit for
ftpfflngca iu tuo Ulitrlct court tot
ncn.ln < it Frank Kawllne * . The plnihtlff w *
lie victim of the runaway accident on Juno
Jl , in which T. C. Stevens wni Killed. She
vns ono of the party nnd was severely In
ured. Knwllngs Is the proprietor of the
Ivory stnblo tvbleh furnished the tenm , nnd
she claim * that ho know the horses wera
vlltl nnd vicious.
.Tnmcs Altlccri , another mombarot thcunmo
jarty , has nlio commenced suit for fJ.OOO
damages from Hawllngi.
\VII1 On Its Work . \Kiiln.
Owlnc to the irregularities In the proc-sod-
nc ot the cltv council at the tlino 11 sat as a
bonrd of c < iJallzatlon , thnt body will ho com
pelled to do Its work ull over ngiiln. The
: ltv charter provides that a quorum of the
city council shall remain in session as a board
of equalization for at least llvo days. When
the council sut is such n bonrd last July n
quorum .was present but one day out of the
Ivo , imd at ttjnt meeting the worlc of equal-
zntlon wai delegated to n committee ) of
three" , Property owner * In the Sixth ward ,
whoso assessment vvns raised horizontally ,
teen tuojmitter Into tjia district court , nnd
Judge TibbstU decided thnt the work of
cquiiltzatIon hud not boon legally done. In
order to obvlato further trouble nnd avoid
futuw litigation the council today Issues ti
lotlco Hint It will Ml as a board of equaliza
tion on U'odncsdny , Auzust. 24 , and remain
n session until nil complaints have been
: > ropcrly adjusted.
l.tnqiilti In Ilrlof.
Prof , Nlcljplson of tno State university re
turned last night from n four months' tour
of Kiiropo.
T. C. Clark ot the Audi ing department of
the federal government at Washington Is
visiting Mi orothor-ln-law , ex-Mayor Gra
ham of ihis city.
Secretary Pumas of the State Hoard of
Agriculture U in the city today , nnd statej
that ho will open ills ofllco at the Hotel Lin
coln next wccit to receive entries for the
state fnlr.
John T. Hilton will commence n suit for
damages ugalnst thu city for Injuries re
ceived In n full through a defective sidewalk
on cast Q street.
Scnrotury of Stnto Allen and family Imvo
gene to Hot Springs , S. 'D. , for a ten days'
outing.
The Uock Island freight donot was bur-
Hurlzcd seine time Monday night , but the
'act was tuppfCHsed until Inst night. Tha
jurulurs cracked the safe nnd received $10 in
cash.
1'ho city council , last night granted the
Itock Island riuhtof way from Lstrcotsouth
to the city limits.
C. A. flippin , A. A. Jones. W. M. Mallory
nnd William Shropshire will represent thu
Lincoln Colored Republican club at tha
*
stnto loifcuo mooting ut Grand Island next
Wednesday.
George Onttnnn , formerly n wnltcr tn a
Lincoln re.stnuin.nt , will moot Jlmmlo Kollv
) f Minneapolis In Ihasquaro circle at Dos
Slolncs toiilgnt.
Hon. A. E. Cadv , temporary chairman of
.ho republican state central liommlttoo , has
jcon secured to deliver an address In this
city nextSaturday evening.
Henry T. Irvine , Into of the Musical
Union band of Omabn , will direct tlio or-
cnestra at the Funk opera house In Lincoln
the coming season.
The ririiiilnu Merit
Of Hood's Sarsaptirilln wins friends whore-
over it is Inlrly and lioueslly tried. Its pro
prietors nro highly gritlliod at the letters
which come entirely unsolicited from men
nnd woman in the learned professions
\vnrmly commending Hood's Sursaparilla. for
what it ha ? done for thorn.
Hood's pills euro liver Ills.Jnundlca
jiliouaness , sick houdaouc , constipation.
IIAVDK.N HICO.S.
Sperlul I'rlcen for Tlmrsiluy.
Specinl Biilo of penis' neprligeo shirts
for tomorrow. Wo must close this line
out provioua to stock-taking.
AH our f > 0o shirts reduced to 35c.
All our 75 - shirts reduced to 50c.
All our $1.00 shirts reduced to 7oc.
100 dozen Indies' silk mitts , only 19c
per pair , reduced from 2-3c.
1 case o ( ladies' fust Iriunk cotton hose ,
only 15o per pair , worth " 5o.
fiOO dozen gents' British i hose , nome
in bludc , tun. modes and brown , they
urn regular " 5o poods , our price to close
only l"lc per pair.
A .V.YO U.CK U .V T3.
"Tuxedo" will bo seen at Boyd's now
theater Friday nnd Saturday evenings ,
August 1 ! ) and ! iJ , In an entirely new form ,
having been rowrit ton nnd revised slnco Us
last appearnnco In this city. l\ow dialogue ,
situations , fun muslo and dances have , been
Introduced , nnd n complete change made
from rise to fall of curtain. The sarao lot of
P'jrfonnor-i will bo seen in the cast as before ,
nnd the now "Tuxedo" promises to excel In
points ot excellence and originality Its former
production. The sale of seats will open to
morrow morning.
"Tho Ensign. " William Haworth's now
naval uramu , of which so many complimen
tary things hnvo beun suid. will bo seen at
Boyd's now theater for three nights , com
mencing Sunday , August 'Jl. The comio
operas Inla on shipboard have always hnd a
charm for nmuscmimt goers outside of plot ,
lines and.muslu. "Tho Ensign" apponls to
the nobler sentiments of love and patriotism ,
and Is nccoutored with all the showy man-
of-war trappings which modern stti o roallini
makes possible.
"Olo Olson. " the Swedish diiloct comedy ,
which comes to the b'arnuin Street next
week for its tnlrd engagement In this city , Is
the originnl , nnd slnco its inception there
has been launched several cheap and trashy
Imitations , but the pioneer Is said to still
rank tlwt In excellence ) as well us existence.
Tlio company is u clever one , Including Ben
Hendricks , Lottio Williams , Miss , St. George
Hns-iny nnd the Swedish lady quartet from
Stockholm. _
WBKI-IXO WITEII , MOD. . Oct. 33. ' 93. Dr.
Moore : My Dear Sir I have Just bought
the third bottle ot vour Tree of iifo. It Is
indeed a "IVeoof Life. " Doctor , when you
so kindly gnvo mo that first bottle my right
Mdo was so lame and sere nnd my liver en
larged so much that 1 could not Ho upon my
right slilo at nil. Tboro was a aoronow over
my kidneys all of the time , but now that
trouble is all over. I sloop Just ns welt on
ononldo as on the other , and my nlcop rests
nnd refreshes me , and I feel thu best I'vo foil
In tUtuon yours.and I know that it U nil duo
to your Tree of Lllo. Your * very truly ,
D. P. DUUJ.UV.
For sale oy nU-dnigalsts ,
J'roinpt I'liyiiiriii Avknowlcilgcul.
PLArrsMOUTii , Neb. , Aug. 10 , ' 02.
A. L. Wigton Esq. , secretary Union
Life Inf. Co. , Oinnliu , Nob. Dear Sir :
It alTords mo groiit uleusuro toncknowl-
edge the prompt payment of your policy
No. . ' ! , ! )1D. ) issued on the life of Hon.
William U. Shryock.
You nro the Ili-bt ninong many to meet
the death loss. Such promptness is
commendable , nnd I Bincoroly hope
your company will n.out tiio success it
bo riolily dehorvos. Yours truly , F. E.
White , oxouutor.
Louifivn.i.n , Nob. , Aug. 10. 1892.
A. It. Wigton , secretary Union Llfo
IDS. Co. , Oninhn , Nob. Dear Sir : I ac-
Idiowlodgo this day the payment in full
of policy No. 3,1)10 ) , on the Ufa of my
husband , and thank yon for the prompt-
'bs in nnylng the loss.
Wishing the company the success it
jtibtly merits , I am. yours truly , Colin
V. Shryock.
Omuhu Can MfgCo.eampaign torches.
THE BOSTON STORE BOOK SALE
Qluck Bro ? . Entire Book Department Over
3,000 , Standard Works Celebrated Authors
WILL BE SOLD OUT TOMORROW AT 15C EACH
Thrsn nro Alt I'J-nui Cloth Itoiuul Itoolts ,
mill Worth up to Sl.fiO n Vuliituo A
( Irunt Clinncc lor Something
to Ituiul.
This smlo takes in Gluek Bros , onttro
book dopartmunt , consisting of nearly
all the standard works of llotlon , his
tory , poetry , romance , politico , and in
tlio lot you will Iliitl books that touch on
most ovorv subject under tlio sun.
150 EACll. IdO EACH. 15C EACH.
IIUNUUI"DS Ob GOOD NOVELS.
All in good , clour print , on ll'io paper
and nicety hoitml.
Wo have laid out tho" entire lot In our
center aisloou tables running from front
lo rear.
TuUo vour choice of any book in the
whole lot for loc.
This lot ot books takes up so much
room that where sp.'ico is as valuable
and as much needed ns It is in The
Boston Store wo cannot nlTord to fool
with it and wo must llin ? 'am ull out by
tomorrow night.
Tomorrow is another day for great
bargains in our dress goods and silk do-
purtmont.GLUOK
GLUOK BttOS1 SILKS.
GLUUK HUOS. ' DRESS GOODS.
Those goods are only just fairly be
ginning to bo opened , and people have
but little idea what magnillcentsilks
and line dress creeds ( all bought for the
early fall trade by Gluck Bros ) , are now
bolug really and truly sacrificed by us.
Such line goods anil suclt little bits of
prices cannpt fail to make the oxeito-
nient biggo'r and bigjfor with every day
of tlio salo.
Bo sure and bo on time tomorrow nnd
secure some of these wonderful dross
goods and silk bargains.
AND DON'T FOKGET THE SHOES.
If over there was a time when line
shoes could bo bought cheap thut time
is now.
All Gluck Bros , shoes.
Every pair warranted.
Go on sale tomorrow.
Don't nibs this ; you will never cot an
other cliunco like this us long as you
live. It's the finest line of shoes ever
soon in Omaha and is being sold at al
most half the price it sold for in Now
York. THE BOSTON STORE ,
N. W. cor. 16Jh and Douglas.
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CASHED IT TOO OFTEN.
Air. Moore Toyoit Too LOUR with u Worth
less Clu'ck.
\V. J. Moore , n former omployo of W. II.
Bennett & Co. . is in n poclc of trouble over a
check for f'J.75. ' It was drawn in favor of
H. O. Johnson & Co. and signed bv Cope &
Co.
Co.Mooro
Moore says ho won the check from n stran
ger In a game of seven up. Ho took It to
Tlio mas Birmingham and secured $2 on It.
Birmingham endorsed the piper and sent it
to the bank. The bault sent It back and Bir
mingham called Moore to account. Tno lat
ter paid Dack tlio $ . ! and took Ibo chock.
Of oourio with Birmingham's endorsement
the check appeared all right und Saloon
keeper A. Weber cashed it. Again the bank
returned it and Moore was ar.'eatod. Ho
waived examination and- was bound over
under 81,000 ball. '
DoWltt's Sarsapariliu cleanses the blooJ ,
increases the appetite and tones up thu sys
tem. It has be'nolltlod many puoplo wtio
have suffered from blooJ dliordor.s. It will
bclpyou.
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iiAViixs' ciiKiist : AND UUTTIMI
DrpnrtmriilH .Miilio Some Startling 1'rlcca.
Llmborgor eheoso Ic per pound.
The very best Wisconsin full cream 7o.
Remember this is the best Wisconsin
cheese.
Brick eheoso Sc , TOc , 12Jc anil 14c.
Imported Swiss lee nnd 17c.
Tlio best country butter 16o per pound.
Creamery 17Jc , 1'Je am ) 21c.
The iibovo prices are for line goods nnd
not ono article is of any only lirst class
quality. Our motto lirst class goods ut
lowest prices.
HAY DEN BROS. ,
Promoters of homo industry.
Firth Wiiril Kui
The Fifth Ward Republican o ub Is mnk-
ing hugo preparations for a grand Dlowout ,
which will bo held during tuo luttor part of
the present month.
President Will Sanders U determined that
It shall eclipse nnytning of the kind that has
bcen , witnessed In the city as the effort of a
ward club. Ho proposed in the lirst place to
bavoa tor hllyht processionin'which Iho full
slrongth of tlio club , -150 members , will par
ticipate. The parade will bo tu'rough tba
principal Directs , after which tbo now Hag
pole , to bo located Just cast of'tho club rooms
nt Sherman avenue nnd Clark street , will be
raised. When the tlag polo is once elevated ,
a new Hag will bo elevated to Us top , after
which appropriate speeches will bo delivered
by local orators and those from abroad.
If out of order , use Bceclmm's Pills.
Itulhiny Natiity Appliances.
All devices insuring safety are thor
oughly tested ami promptly adopted on
the Pennsylvania Short Linos. In addi
tion to being tlio shortest route cast
from Chicago , travelers in the elegant
vestibule trains on this popular thor-
otighfixro are assured thut every ap
proved invention for safe transportation
is employed thoreon. Address Luco ,
218 Clark street , Ciue.igo.
r..000,000
Vitrified paving brick for salo. Wo
will contract to deliver the above
amount within the next DO days. Buck-
stall Bros. Mfg. Co. , Lincoln , Nob.
UNION DEPOT PROJECT.
Still 1'roHpi'cjt That tlio I.invur r.iraiim
hltu Will lie Hulootail.
When the cltv council mot In special ses
sion some weeks ago with n committee of
prominent citizens to discuss tuo union depot
question , some of the speakers advocated
the vacation of the present depot silo and a
relocation of the structure ) nt the foot of
Fifftium ntroet , or , moro properly , the ground
between Eighth und Tenth nud Farnum nnd
Jones streets.
President S. H. H. Clark of the
Union 1'aclllo has for years boon favora-
bio to tha ubovu location nnd bollevcs
It to bo Iho only place where a union dupol
could bo uullt that would bo satisfactory to
the company us well as to the citizens of
Omuha. The piolcct to chaiiea the location
Uus not been considordd , but iho union depot
committee U soon to wait on Mr. Clark ,
when Iho subject will bo taken up and ostl-
Powden
Used in Millions of Homes 40 Years the Standard
mates mndo of'ilhe ' probnblo cost ft the
ernuiuU nnd tho-voxtjenso to bo Incurred by
tbo chnnfje of loortUon.
Mr. Glnrk ndmUKUhnt the company ncods
every Inch nf ground thnl wouht tiuvo boon
covered by the proposed depot on the pres
ent silo for ImndllnR thotr cars Hint pnss In
nnd out of the cltv.vnnd there would bo great
ndvnntaco to the ulutllngton ns wall ns the
Union Pnclfla Inf having better switching
and track fncllulcs botwoou the bridge nail
tbo TcntU
Knight * Tomplnr Oiilnss Horn ? ,
Six sDoolnl trains , the last of the Union
I'nclflc's ' sixty fromi JJonvor , passed tbrotiRli
OniahnyoatordnjvXvlth Manhattan command-
ory of Now YorkAscalon of I'lttsburg , St.
.Bernard of ( Jhlcapo , anil other commadorlos
from Homo , O.i , , Ann Arbor , Mtoli. . nnd
Mimllon , O. The trams wont east oy the
Nortlwustorn. The Union 1'acino
hit'l sixty special tr.ilns onch way
on account of the conclave nnd
the nrran/romcnts / wora so parted
thnt not u imsquiirjor wai so much as
scratched. During three days 18,0.)3 . pcrions
were curried over the Loop from Denver to
Uooreotown. Koturnlni ; gxcnnlotiUts nro
praising the Union luolttc m.inniotuont In
the wnrmost terms.
The Hock liliud lint nleht took oistwnrd
a passenger train of nineteen car * , Immllcil
by two looomotlvoi , said to hnvo boon the
larffost rnijulnr train over token out of
Omaha. It was loaded with returning pil
grims from Colorado.
Mmlu a Itrcnrtl.
The west Is right In It lii the matter of fast
tralnn. A fair sample of what western toads
arc doing In annihilating lima tnuy ba found
In n recent run made by the regular paisen-
ear train on the Chicago , Milwaukee and St.
Paul. The train made the run from Perry ,
Iti. , to Van Horn , la. , Ill miles , In two hours
und twenty minutes , making flvo slops.
With slops taken into consideration this Is
running over slxly-llvo mlles .in Hour. It Is
claimed that this Is the fastest run over made
by any regular pnsjonKor train In the west.
ItllSlllCHA HrJl'lH.
L. U. Dunn , In the drug business at Lin
coln , has sold out to AloArihur & Son.
T. A. Porpuson , n hardware murchunt at
Lyons , has nold out tn a Mr. Book.
C. A. Blxby , n dealer In hardware at
Steele City , has been aucccodud by J. F.
Maw.
Honrv Steen , in the lumber business at
Dclgndc , Nob. , has boon succeeded by S. E.
Huso.
Smith & Tavlor hnvo succeeded to the
bakery business conducted by E. G. Craig
at Miuden.
NATURAL FRUIT FLAVORS.
Yanllla Of perfect purity.
Lemon Of great strength.
Orange
Almond Economy In their uoo
Rose etc.
Flavor as delicately
and dellcloTjoly as the irosh frulfc
Outfit that very properly contains a supply of
Beer
which adds to the enjoyment of nil the other
dainties , and makes a picnic a picnic indeed.
A 25 cent package makes 5 gallons of this
very popular beverage.
Don't bed > l\eil If a dealer , for llic s Vo
of lanjir profit , tells you some other UnJ
h "just BJ eooJ " 'tis false. No imitation
U as teed as the genuine 'lutes' ,
The checker
board of 1 lo la
strewn with the
debris of many a
disastrous move
on the part ol mis
guided playera.
Many .nro recU-
loss players , w.th
butllttla thought
ana still loss care
03 to the great
prizes to bo won.
Defeat comes In
the lorm ot phys
ical allllcttoUH
which. If not
checked In time ,
lead to certain
doath.
-Tho Ills known
as NRRVO.UB ,
fJHKONIC and
PRIVATE DIE-
EASES are a-
mono tlio meat
disastrous ellocui
Syphllla. Conor-
rhcna , Gleot. Sem
inal Weakness ,
Strlc uro , Hydro-
celo VarlcocuJe ,
nil Sexual Dis
eases ,
Piles , Fistula ,
Rootnl Ulcera ,
Bl'zocl cmd Hian
Diseases those
are a few of tbo
forma of theao
maladies ,
But thoao and all
kindred Ills , wo
poodlly cute.
Send 4 centi for
our Illustrated
new book of ISO
panes , of Interest
Consultation
free. Call upon ,
or address with
JSTTS
AND
EXTW
South HtU St. , N K. Ci-rnor 14th nud
Douglas Sts. , Omiiha , Neb ,
Cures Others
Will euro You , ia a true statement of tlio
notion of AYEH'S Saisapnrllln , wlion
taken fordlscnscs oriRlnnting In Impiiro
blood ; but , while this assertion Is true ot
AVER'S Snrsaparllln , ns thousands cnn
nttcst , it cannot lie truthfully applied to
other prppnintlons , which ucrrlnclplcd
tlealors will recommend , nnd try to impose -
pose upon you , ns "just ns good ns
Ayer'H. " Tnlco Ajcr's Sar.snpaillln and
Ayor's only , If you need n blood-purlller
nnd would bo benefited puimnnuntly.
Tills medicine , for nearly fifty years ,
Ims enjoyed n reputation , nnil mndo a
record for emus , that has never liren
cquali'd by other itroparatlons. AVICH'S
Sar.saparllla erndlcatcs tlio t.ilnt of he
reditary sciofula nnd other blood dis
eases from the system , and It has , deser
vedly , the confidence of the people ,
"I cannot forbear to express my joy nt
the relief I have obtained from the use
of AVER'S Sarsaparllla. 1 was allllctcd
with kidney troubles for about six
months , suffering greatly with pains in
thu small of my back. In addition to
this , tuy body was covcicd with pimply
eruptions. Tlio remedies prescribed
failed to help mo. I then began to take
AVER'S Sarsaparilla , nnd , In a slioit
time , the pains ceased and the pimples
dlsappcaied. I advise every young man
or woman , In case of sickness result
ing from Impure blood , no matter how
long standing the cn.su rimy be , to tnko
AVER'S ' Sarsnparllln. " ILL. Jarmaun ,
33 Willlanijt. , New Vork City.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Aycr & Co. , Lou ell , Macs.
Tooth-Food-
This medicine for babies prevents and
cities pains of teething and resulting
diseases , not by putting children to sleep
with an opiate , for it contains no linrnifnl
drugs , but by supplying the tecth-fonning
tngicdicnts which aic lacking in most
mothers' milk and all artificial foods.
It is sweet and babies like it. $1.00 ; i
bottle , at all druggists. Send for pain-
tihlct , "Teething Made Easy. "
THE REYNOLDS MFG. CO. .
CINCINNATI. O.
Lareeat , Fantot mid Finot In tlio World.
PiBnonsreriiocormiila.tonsunpxctllod.
NEW YORK. LONDONDERRY AKO GLASQOW.
Every Saturday ,
NEWSTORK , uriilC/Ll/rUlt nnd NAPIiES ,
At regular Intervals.
SALOON , SECOND-CLASS AND STEERAOE
rntoa on lowest terms to and f rom tl.o prlnclplo
UMrClI , EHaLISH , IBISH t ALL COHTlUZHriL rOINIfl-
Lzcurflnn ticket ? nvnllnbl ( * to ictitrn l y cither the plo-
tureque Civile * Notli ot Irolamt or Naples & OHiraltar
Drift : Ml Uotsy Orlorj ( cr At7 A = st it tcrejt Si'.H.
Apply to any of our lociil Arentnorto
UEKUKUSO1S J1KOTUKKS. Clilcuco , IU.
ALLAN LINE
KOVAL MAIL STEAMSllIl'3 ,
MONTKiALtin.l : QUKHEO
To DKKKV an 1 LIVERPOOL
CAIJIN.Slii to si ) . According to Btusiiao
mill location ot Stitornmii. ;
IiitcrniodliituiiiKlHteor.iuciic low r.itos.
NO UATTLK ( < AUKKI [ ) .
SKKVIOK 01 ?
STATE ) (
ALLAN LINE
LINH ) STEAMSIIII'S.
NEW VOICK und OLAStH > W.
Yin Londonderry , every Fortutxlit.
AUK llth STATU OK NKVADA noor.
Auir. 2Mh sTATB or NHIJUASKA noon
&fpt. bill . . .STATi : OF CAI.IFUU.MA. It A. M
Cabin , f I' ' ) , Second Cabin t.K ) , stocriuu.iU.
Apply to Al.I.A.N \ CO. , Clilrnxo
II. B .MOOUIS , lll'Jllo nnlSt. Oninlii.
Wort-nlno llnlj
cnrcal3lltoald ) .
HapirUUcurt4.Dli.J.8TEFlIEHg.Llt n > a '
Zf .
, YOURSELF !
. Ask your Druggist for i _
w bottle of nig . The only ,
/ non-puisonnui remedy for all I
/the ummturnl tlUclinrgcb ana
l private JUcffceb of men uiirt the
I debilitating weakness peculiar
J to women. It euros In a few
iilavB without the aid or
I publicity of a doctor.
\Tlie f-llifrsn ! American Cure.
Man u fuc lured by t
The Evans Chemical Cv
CINCINNATI , O.
u. a. A. >
Elastic Stockings
roll-
Weak Limbs'
Varicose Veins
Swellings , all
sizes. Abdo
minal Supporters
ters , Deformit
Braces , Medi
cinal Supplies.
TUB
ALOE&PENFOLD
COMPANY.
I14S. Ibtli St. , Kcxl lo PostOIflce
NEBRASKA
National Bank.
U , F , DEFOSITOSY - - OMAHA , NEB
Capital $100,003
Surplus ifOS.OOl )
Onicon nnd Dlri'HoM Henry \V. Vnti % . prcildfnt
II. C. Cuthliitf , vliii | > rfilduiil , > ' , H. Muiirlco , W. V.
Moi.y , Julia i , Uollllu J. N. It. 1'utrlult , l.owlJ A.
Ut'ud , c.inlilur.
THIS IRON BA.NK.
NOTIOK TO PROPHUTY OWNERS.
Vou are lioruby not-'flod that tlin followlni ;
liiink.Df ourtli on lots. 'I inn ! 4 In blouk IIDoity ,
lutvu IHIOM ( Iculaiutl by ortllnuiiuu No. iliuaio Ou
roasuii of bmiusotu.trlli
Vuu lire liurohy not I II jd to iio.ito said mil-
auiiuu liy Hruillni. anlil li mUs ot imrtli down to
iiUout tuo liivulo ( tlio' 8urruuiillii2 Btruots or
iilleyn on or Ijoforo tlio Otli duy o ( Diituiuuur ,
lbtf.vorn.ilil iiuUaucoi will bo Hbatua by tlio
city niitliurllloK , uuU tlio expo > o lliureof lov-
lea an biiuclul tux iiuuliiBt thu pi-Djiorty un
wlilcli : im niil nncu8 exist.
o Uoird ot
The above is nn original sketch taken from our new cata
logue , which-will be ready for mailing- August soth. It will bo
the most complete thing of its kind ever published. It will not
only contain full and complete information about the variou
lines of goods which we self , and their prices , but it will' '
contain samples of the actual cloths from which some of our
tlJUZ BCJlC BEKm * Hi I 1 I ! II I III ' II I I ! 1
clothing is made. It will also contain our perfected system of
self measurement and measure blanks , enabling you to secure
perfect fitting garments , no matter where you live. It should
be in the hands of every man who wears clothes. Send U3
your name and address on a postal card.
WE MAIL IT FREE.
During July and August we close at 6:3O : p. m
Saturdays , 1O p. m.
\
1316 Douglas Street , Omaha , Neb.
rely picked , no marks to Indicate content , or innder. Ono nvrsoniU Interflow prtfotroJ. Conialtailol
: o. CorraoponiliMiru itrlctly prltrnta. Hook ( Mjrilerlu cf Lift ) l at fr * . Offloa bour0 * . a. toVf. BM
fiuudajs U ) a. m. tu i2in. Sund latup lor
blDUOATIONAIi.
EEVW.
Oldest Military School In Mo. Wo challenged nil the leading Military Schools In the State to
competitive drill l.irl tctsion. .mil they declined to inrct us. Inf.uitry , Artillery nnd Cuv.ilry Drill.
All modern lominleuccs. Kxlensivu imiirovciiiciiU now bcini ; ma'dc , liuard , Tuition and \Vakli-
iuj ; JlJo , ptr cession.
> Ir JAMI A. Qnxni.rs , of WnshlnRton nncl I/c University. V , Buys : "No ollior Academy In
.the entlru country hits uiudn here a jnoiuudmlrublu record us * ) iown by llio SUCCCRU of the Ntudenla
prepared by It for thU In-uftmlun , four uf nhoni bavuln lliejiaat four yearn taken four tcliolurnlilpa ,
lour nu'daltt and llirco df ri'ea. " r > < n
1'or illustrated catalojfue and full Informallon. ndjreto MAJOR S. SELLERS Leilnglon , Mo. ,
Seminary for Higher anil Liberal Education of Girls
and Young Women. Specialty , Music , Art , Elocution.
TTnlvorclty T'lnn. Xrd ! jmropfnaSppt. Cth Apply mrly.
Applkiuitn rcjrLlcil lmt undiMi for unlit of room. AiMrni ,
Rev. T. Peyton Walton , A.B. , Prca'l , Lexington , Missouri.
EDUCATIONAL-
.ILLINOIS
CONSERV ATORY.
IIIcrtli tructlnii In all ilrpirt >
] | nrnl t Hll.lcHlHIiKly.Unn
Alt , Kir. Miinllili > tr.iiiiliut
fear , Addrcu E. F.llUtLAKI ) , bui > l. Jui.Lu > utllle , 111.
( llllliHtlMJ IIIIMiiifil.il. AllliranHii.HorMiiiilo.Kla.
enl lun , lifltnrlu. I'm ( y liitlnicliim , Nuinuld | iiiiini < nt
lorteiU'lu'lH. L'luinimmdadiillitnKfx. Kalltcirilht'irllil
Hcpt. ; . UmJlurcuUluguc. J. t , IlilTbl Aiur : , Ul.ti u _
The LORI & G SCHOOL
Unlverslty-iJroimr.itnry. ( Ksfilllnlioil ) I b7l ) .
UliKA ! < iO. II.I.IMVDIIII ! - , ' 1-ullos
Ulilldrun. rorfiirtliur iiiirlluiiliira nildroijtiiul
Tin : J.oniNd EUiioou-ri.il r.ilr.o Avo.Uhloi-u :
A MILITARY HOME SCIIO'JL.
I UninrpaetcdKaulpmcntf .Careful Moral n < 1
' HocUl trulnim-i p-riire | < fur llurlnrkl " ' !
for any Collfuo. bUi-ntllla hchool or UnUf r
ltyi new Oymon > lumi Wood-worlilntc nnd
Military Urllli IMBheit IcMlmoiilaUi lOlli
jeariliumU-r llmlkili IlliittrnU'iIcjUIoirui !
addreii 1'iln. H. I < . MflVf'M , A. ft. ,
OUNKCrt HILL , ILL.
UPPER ALTON , ILL.
IIIIHHI
WE8TEBN HIUTUT
A thoroiiKh school , I'rejMtes for College or
lluslueii * . Within'JU inllcitiir til I.uiilH , Aililtrns
OOL , WILLIS UnOWN , BuperlntQiiUenU
Wo will tend yon thfl mnrTnlnni
French Trepanation CALTHOS
frfi1. nnd a Ir/fiil / iniurantce that
CAI/IIIO8 will Itr | r jour
Hfullli , Ntrenudi uuj Vigor.
l'ie it anil fay if satis/led.
Address VON MOHL CO. .
Hole Ancrlrta itaU | itnctji > atl. Obl .
QUAIL BRAND
HEALTH FODS ( )
Parched Rolled Oats ,
Unequalle.l in Flavor. tf
Corn Gritz ,
Sold only in 2 } pound packugoi.
Velvet Meal ,
For mullliis nud go mi.
Till ? IWP I lo Pill ? A POT
DIM lllliilliol\ ! ( !
Sol.l by nil t'liyt-Cl.ws ( 'racnt1' .
Dr. Ballsy , $ r
The Loading
'Dentist.
'ililnl I'ioor , I'.ulon lilouk.
Tolrpliuno 1U85. KUli anil Farinni Sit .
A lull ut of leulli on rubber lor IS. i'urfuct o
'Jit-Ill ltliuut plain or rJmof blo brl < l a worK
Jun thu tUlnv fur InytTj or public > | ioitkeri , uuittt
( irop Uowu.
'IT.hTllBEXTHACTBIJ WlfHOIlT I'AIM
Gold Illllrr , ' at ro.iwounblo rate * . All vrorV
wurruutuil , Cut tUUouKor tguUy , , Q
' - , c * * i