Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : TUESDAY , AUGUST 30 , 1802.
AWARDED THROUGH MISTAKE
Y/akcfiold'a ' Lumber Contract InTosligatod
by a Council Committee.
HAD BEEN GIVEN TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER
Mr. Hrtck Uxplalns How the MUtnko
limit Miulo Tlio Inquiry Kiillvonod by n
' Con-
l'o\r Acrimonious Dialogues
oluslons Arrived At.
If the city council stands by Its special
committee , ol which Messrs. Munro , Stool
nna Hawaii nro the member * , John A. Wako-
llold's contract to furnish iho city with
lumber will go glimmering when the report
Is submitted tonight.
Last 'luostlay night the mayor submitted
n communication. In which ho stated that
from what facts ho could gather , to a man
up a tree It looked ns though \Vakcflold hod
secured hU contract by fraud , or through a
mUtako ,
Taking It for granted that the mayor know
whereof ho spoke , Iho committee was ap
pointed and yesterday the committee spent
several hours in looking Into the affair.
It was in testimony that the comptroller
Invited bids on lumber nnd when-they were
opened most of the lumber flrms had sub
mitted llguros. The bids were opened and
referred for tribulation. Mr. flack , who was
the rnnlrmnii of lhat committee , stated thnt
ho found thnt George A. Hoagland's bid wus
the lowest.
I low tlin Mliitiikn IVun.Mrulc.
After the bids bad been tabulated ho called
at the ofllco of the comptroller , whcro ho dic
tated a report to the stenographer. In that
report ho intoimcd that tha contract should
go to Honglnnd , but In some way the name
of Wukolluld. the highest bidder , was sub
stituted. Not noticing this , Mr. Back made
hU report to the council , i'ho report was
ncluptod and the city catered into a contract
wltli John A. Wakoflold.
After this plain statement of facts there
was a boavv volley of cross-firing , at which
the members of the investigating committee ,
ohlclals and spectators took a hand.
Councilman Edwards said that ho signed
tlio report , but did not know what ho was
signing.
Mr. Dark was sura thatthoro was no fraud
In tLo awarding of the contract.
James S. Bryant , a clerk la the comptrol
ler' ' * ofllco , tusU11 od that ho made the report
for Mr. Back. Mr. Bur.lc dictated the report
and did not toll him to maico It in favor of Mr.
lloagland instead ot In favor of Mr.Vakc -
llcld. Witness mudo tbo report as it was
dictated.
The mayor stated that in looking over the
bills of Wnkoflold lie found lumber charged
nt from $10 to ? 30 per 1000 feet and that this
highest priced lumber was not covered Dy
the contract. The mayor had got prices
from ottior lumber dealer * anu learned that
'Wnkoflold's charges were excessive. When
there was no contract on certain grades of
lumber , tlio comptroller should bavohad lists
showing tbo market VRUO of such material.
There was u lack of examination unon the
part of the comptroller , and for this" reason
ho thought the matter should bcinvostlgatcd.
Comptroller Olson replied that the mayor
was mistaken. The highest prlcod lumber
was nttbe rate of ? . .0 , and not ISO per 1,000
feet. Wnkeflold's contract was signed April
18 , and the stakes which were charged fur
nt the rate of $ H were boueht in February.
Tin ? , ho said , explained Mr. Wilson's ' state
ment of overcharges on grading stakes.
Mr.ilson Taken H llnnd.
Mr. Wilson asked Comptroller Olson If'ho
hod < : vor aslccd other dealers fnr prices on
lumber that was not specified in the ooti-
'
trnct.
Mr. Olson replied that he had when any
quantity was to bo purchased.
Mr. Steel suggested that Mr. Wilson was
not Investigating the committee , but if bo
had any suggestions to make the committee
would listen to them.
Mr. Wilsou arose in his wrath. Ho stated
that the cnmmltto was against him and
'Would not listen. Ho sold that it was thn
duty of Mr. Olscn to got prices and not truKt
loom to the street commissioner or other per
sons.
sons.Mr. . Olscn answered that It was not his
duty to go out and cot prices on each plocoof
lumber bought by the city. The contract
covered nil lumber and all grades that the de
partments asltod him to ndvertlso for. Ho
was not instructed tu ndvertUo for the lum
ber used In fencing In the Union Pacific tri
angle or In the ropalra on the viaduct.
Mr. CbuTeo ( said that as a member of the
finance committee ha went overall of the
\VakolleId bills and recommended their pay
ment.
Mr. Stool In spnaklng of the fencing of tbo
triangle said Unit if the street commissioner
went to the different dealers and got bids ,
the comntrollcr had performed bis dutv.
"But , " put In Mr. Wilson.
"Hold on , " said Mr. Sicol , "the committee
is getting nt this. "
Tho.o.uo'Jtton of oak lumber and the prices
were called up. The comptroller had or
dered nn oalc board twenty inches wldo for
use In the central riru station. To got that
board Wnkolleld had been compelled to dress
flown two oak boards , which-ho had glued
together.
The mavor Insisted that there was a looseness -
ness In the runnlbg of the affairs of the
comptrollor's olllco. There was no chock on
the bills to show that they had over passed
through the ofllco.
This catncd a spirited discussion between
tbo mayor nnd the comptroller. The mnvor
Enid that of all departments the comptroller's
should bo the most frco from mistakes.
Things looked cloudy , and for a tlmo a
Btorm cloud hovered aoovo the heads of the
two ofllclnU. Doth gentlemen were loud and
forcible In tholr remarks.
Ex-Slaowalk Inspector Wilson wanted to
do a little questioning on his own account.
Ho was cut off , and nursing hl ire ho loft
the room in disgust After that the com
mittee got down to business and soon
learned that Wakolleld had made over-
charzcs on nearly all the lumber and ma
terial not covered bv his contract.
Rnvoil IIli Child's r.lfo.
A. N. Ollforbougb , York , Nob. , says :
"Tho other day I came homo and found my
little boy down with cholera morbus , my
Wlfo scared , not Knowing what to do. I wont
ktralirhtwny nnd got n 25-cont bot'.lo ' of
Chamborluln'B Colic , Cholera and Dlarrham
Komody and gave It according to directions.
You uovor saw such a change In a child.
His limbs and body were cold. 1 rubbed his
limbs and body with my hands , nnd nftur I
had uivou him tbo second dose ho wont to
iloop , and , as my wlfo says , 'from a death
bed ho wui up playing In three hours , ' It
saved ma it doctor bill of about 13 , and what
Is batter , It saved my child. I can recom
mend It with a clear conscience , "
General Vein Wyck will spouk nt tlio
fair grounds on Wednesday. It will bo
Intorostlnir and you ought to hoar him.
1'rocnutlniiH ARiilnst Cliolorn ,
Collector Aloxaudor of tbo Omaha customs
oflloo has boon oflloially notified that the
United States authorities are taking vigor-
DUB stop ) to nrovont Asiatic oholora from
gaining u foothold hi this country.
Provision U also undo by the circulars
icutout for the quarantining and dlsoufoo-
tlon of all pot-sons or personal baggage
1 now on tbo wav from cholera Infected
countries to tbo United States. The name
methods of dlionfoctlon are proscribed for
porsous or clothing now onroute for this
country without proper certificates as the
zulos proiorlljuil for dlscnfccllgn at foreign
posts prior to soiling sail for this country.
Following u the Uugungo used iu tha cir
cular Issued :
"Oniclul Information having been received
ef an omdomlo of cholera in Uussla and In
view of the larco Immigration into the
1)ultoil ) Stales from said country and ot the
danger that oxlita of the introduction of
cholera Into the United States through the
inodlum of personal effects and baggage of
aid Immigrants , it is hereby ordered that on
and after Sepiombar 18 , 1S'J3 , no vassol hav
ing on board pnrional baggage , bedding ,
clothing , atu. , belonging to Immigrants from
ItU4 la or belonging to Immigrants from
nny cholera Infected district shall l > o ad-
juluad entry into thy Uuitod States
unless accompanied by a ccrtltlcatu from the
consular ofUuu at the port of embarkation to
tbo uilout lluv said personal gttocU ,
o'.a , tmvo been disinfected In accordance
with the methods hereinafter described.
"For the disinfection of said articles one or
more of the following methods shall bo used ,
all articles to bo unpacked and exposed for
disinfection :
" 1. Boiling la water not loss than ono
hour.
" 2. Exposing to steam not loss than ono
hour , the steam to bo of a temperature not
less than 100 = > contlgrado (213 ( = Fahrenheit ) ,
nor greater than 115 ° degrees centigrade
(339s ( Fahrenheit ) and unmixed with nlr.
" 0. Solution of carbolic acid of a 2 par cent
stronetb. Method No. 8 will bo applied only
to leather goods , such us trunks , boots , shoos ,
rubber goods , etc. , the articles to bo satur
ated with Iho solution. "
A Itollnlilo Mnu.
M. J. Grlnor , n Justice of the peace at
Print , Mich. , snvs ono bottle ot Chamber-
Inin's Colic , f iholora and Diarrhoea Hemody
saved hit life. Ho had boon down with
bloody flux for three weeks when he com
menced using this medicine. Hsoon cured
him and ho bclloros saved his life. Ho also
says It saved the lives of three railroad mon
in that vicinity. "Squlro Grlnor Is a reliable
and conscientious mun , ami whatever ho says
cau bo depended upon.
HAYUISN HKOS.
Cloning Out All Summer Good * nt Ics Tnnn
Cost.
Lndios' fust black cotton hose , horrns-
dorff dye , only lee per pair , worth 25c.
1 ctiRo of children's fust black cotton
hose , only 12Jo pur pair , reduncil from
? .0c.
Ask to sco our yincont gloves in nil
shades , only SI.00 per pair , worth $1.60.
Gonts' Ano British halt hose only 12Jc
per pair , worth 2ou.
100 dozen gouts' fine silk tcck scarfs
worth 6Ue , reduced to SMc. ,
Ladles' ' silk mitts only l o % worth Soc.
Closing out boys' shirt waists nt less
thun cost.
TRIMMINGS.
Now full styles now on salo. The
qunllly nnd variety surpass nny former
BciiBon. Our price's nro always the low
est. The most superb line of line pearl
buttons over showed In the west.
Toys and fancy goods. The greatest
variety of toys and dolls wo hivvo over
offered , nnd prices lower than over be
fore.
fore.Cloaics and Suits. Elegant display of
children's school jackets and wraps at
surprisingly low prices.
SPECIAL SALE ON REMNANTS
Fine table linen from the Fremont
bankrupt stock at loss than cost of im
portation.
Remnants of wash dress goods at
prices to close.
30-inch all wool filling dross goods , 60
yard.
Crinkled sonrsuckor , SJc.
Shirting c-ilico , 2jo yard.
Extra wldo challis , Cc yard.
NEW FALL DRESS GOODS. :
30-Inch chovronsuitingsixtydltToront i
styles to select from , 2oe.
38-inch wide wale serge , In all colors ,
only 37jc.
61-inch broadcloth , in all colors , SI.00.
10-inch Btorm serge , in all colors , only
85o a yard.
40-inch French figured poplin , $1.00 a
yard.
yard.NEW
NEW STOCK OF BLANKETS.
3,000 pair of blankets on exhibition ,
bought direct from the manufacturers.
Look them over nnd compare the prices.
You will save money by so doing.
"MAMMOTH GKOCERY. "
L. G , Ilotzol's bankrupt stocif on sale
at Haydens' .
Best country butter for 16c ; finest
brands of creamery for 17c , 19o and 21c ;
West Point creamery for 25c. Wiscon
sin full cream cheese , 7o nnd lOc ; Young
America full cream , 12c ; Swiss choose ,
12jc , lee and 17io ; brick cheese , 12Jc
and 14c. IIAYDEN BROS. ,
o
The Swedish society , Nordon , will ap
pear for the firsttimonttho fairgrounds
today. All music-loving people should
not in IBS hearing them.
Lot's Swiip.
Gilt-edged wild lands atSS.OO to $10.00
per acre in state of Nebraska , whoso crops
last year aggregated $100,000,000. Good
lots in the city of Omaha , whoso popula
tion increased from 1(0,000 ( in 1880 to 150.-
000 in 1800 , is good stuff to hold , don't
you think ?
As wo are long on this class of prop
erty and short on cash , drop in.
During several years successful expe
rience In the ronl estate business I haxo
established a reputation for handling
nothing but bargains.
" W. G. ALBIUOHT ,
621 , 622 , 523Now York Life building.
Spectacles accurately fitted ; refractive
examination free. Tudor Optical Co. ,
corner Furnntn nnd 1-lth.
A XXU U.VMM AJ.V 7 S.
Thomas A. McKee , well known In news
paper nnd theatrical circles in the east , ar
rived In tbo city yesterday. This season
Mr. McICco Is responsible for the business
management , of Robert Downing , the traco-
dian , who comes to tnls city the former part
of next week.
Milton Nobles is a brlcbt and versatile
writer , a close student of character and a
.satirical humorist of acknowledged excel
lence. As an actor ho may bo said to fill a
sphere of bis own. As a comedian and char
acter actor ho enjoys national distinction by
reason of his original , quaint and natural
methods. A a portrayer of the very best
quality of the heroes of modern melodrama
ho has practically no rival though many Im
itators , Ho graduated from the old stock
system , and for seventeen years , during
which tlmo there have been a half
dozen revolutions in the matter ot
public taste , ho has maintained
his own with a steady upward
tendency. Ho Is ono of the limited
number oC players who cau 1111 engagements
In high prlco and "popular prlua" houses In
the same city during the sumo season and
draw the best patrons of both. This is prob
ably the highest compliment that nn actor
could receive In iho Una of his professional
work. Mr. Nobles will bo accompanied on
his present tour by bis charming and girted
young wife , for whom ho has written n
bright and most congenial character In Ibo
now comedy. Mr. Nobles always carries
nblo and experienced plavors In his support ,
His latest play Is entitled "For Kovenuu
Only , " mid It will bo soon for trio Ural tlmo
at Omaha In lio.vd'a new theater on Satur
day evening next. Mr. Nobles' roporlory
during his forthcoming Omuha engagement
will bo ns follows : Friday ovenlngr. "A Son
of Thespls , " Saturday evening. "For Uov-
onuo Only , " nnd Sunday evening , "From
Biro to Sou. " _
WEBFIXO WA.TBII , Won. , Oct. 23 , ' 00. Dr.
Moora : My Dear Sir I have Just bought
the third bottle ot your Tree of jjtfo. It Is
Indeed a "Treo ot Life. " Doctor , whoa you
so kindly gixvo.mo that 11 rat bottle my right
Mdo was so lame and sere and my liver en
larged so much that 1 could not Ho upon my
right nldo at all. Tboro was a soronosi ever
my kidneys all of the tlmo , but now that
trouble Is all ovor. I sloop just as well oa
ouo sldo as on the other , and my lcor > rests
and refreshes mo , and I fool tbo boat 1'vo felt
in fifteen yearsand I know that it Is all dua
to your Tree of Life. Yours very truly ,
D. F.
For sale by all druggists.
TLoy Arrange to Attend the Moating of
State League of Olubs ,
ENTHUSIASM FOR THEIR PARTY'S CAUSE
OmiilmV1I1 lloV U Urproirntod nt Urnnit
Island Tomorrow Night U. II. llublu-
( Oii Their Oltolcu for President
oT the Stuto League.
The delegates who will represent the
Young Men's Republican club of Omaha nt
the mooting of the state league at Grand
Island tomorrow night huld a meeting nt
the republican league headquarters last
night and made some preliminary propara-
attons. Kichard Smith , who had boon elected
chairman of the delegation , on account of the
death of a relative sent In his resignation as
chairman , and Mr. T. 1C. Siidborough was
chosen unanimously In Ills stead.
The chairman announced that the railroad
companies would make a rnto of eco faro for
the rounu trip to all the delegates.
Mr. Charles Unlit moved that the Douglas
county delegation bo Instructed to vote ns a
unit , as the majority mlghtdccldoupon every
question of Importance rut.scd in tbo conven
tion.
tion.Tboro was a spirited discussion of this
proposition. Several delegates thought thnt
the question of how thn delegation should
vole ought lo bo loft for the delegates who
would go to Grand Island to decide. A
caucus of the Douglas .county delegation
couiu ua cauou just , prior to tno convention ,
and then such matters could bo settled.
Mr. Unltt's ' motion was finally laid on the
tablo. Later In the mooting It was voted
that. It was the .sense of tlio nicotine that the
delegation ought to vote as a unit nnd
that the delegates who go to Grand
Island ought to Imvo the power to cast the
full 1U4 votes or the full vote of the delogu-
tton. The club also decided by unanimous vote
to present the name of B. H. Robinson for
the position of president of tha state leaguo.
The committee on arrangements was in-
strccted to ptocuro badges for the entire
delegation.
Secretary . A. Mosaic ! : was instructed
to proceed to Grand Island today and soouro
sultablo hojdquttrtors for the Douglas county
delegation and to tolocraph back to Chair
man Sudborough the location of the same.
It was decided that each delegate might
select his own tlmo and route to mnko the
trip , out nil delegates will bo expected to at
tend u caucu at 0 o'clock Wednesday even
ing at tbo Douglas county headquarters in
Grand Island. Some will take the 9:20 a. m.
Union Pnolllo train nnd others will go via
the Btirlington , leaving Omaha at 10:20 : n.
m. There will probably bo ever 100 delegates -
gates from Douglas county attho convention.
Fifth Ward ltiul | > IIciiiiii.
The republicans of the Fifth ward propose
to DO in the fight with the banner club of the
campaign. This action was decided upon nt
a mooting hold last night.
Chairman Jenkins of the committee
appointed to solicit funds reported nearly
$500 with considerable moro in sight when
ho could get around to see the republicans of
the ward. This statement was received
xvith cheers nnd then the outhusiasra com
menced to bubble ovor.
The equipment of n flambeau club was
talked of. The talk toolc so well that within
less than fifteen minutes llfty members bad
enrolled themselves nnd orders for marching
uniforms were given. The equipment will
consist of the regulation torch , a nigh red
cop with nn American tin bond and an oil
clolh cape , cither rod or blue.
The committee on flag-raising reported
progress and the chairman stated that the
flag polo would bo ready to elevate within
two weeks.
Sixth WarilurM In Lino.
The Bon Harrison Hopubllcan'club of the
Sixth ward had Its usual weekly mooting
Saturday evening at Its hall , Thirt.v-second
and Amos avenue , and manpod out a plan of
action for the coming campaign by orgaclz-
log n marching club and electing W. H.
Stephens captain. Several good political
speeches were delivered by members of the
club , and. judging from the enthusiasm
aroused , tbo north and republicans seem to
be cpttlng In line for the coming election.
The club bas decided to bavo a rod hot
meeting at Its flag raising Wednesday even
ing , September 7. when prominent speakers
will bo on hand and also lots ot musio to be
supplied by thoSocondalnfantrv band from
Fort Omaha. v
Every republican Is cordlallv Invited to bo
present at tho-next meeting , Saturday oven-
Walnut Hill KoMilllcun.
The Walnut Hill Ninth Ward Republican
club will moot at 4005 Cumlng and Fortieth
street , Tuesday evening , August 80. at 8
o'clock. Delegates to the convention of state
league nt Grand Island will bo selected ; also
other business of Importance. This is the
last ohanco to select delegates and U is hoped
every republican will attend ,
B. HIQIIY , President.
M. W. RVEKSOK , Secretary.
Douglas County Itoiuibllcana.
Tno Harrison club ot Douglas county has
changed the place of mooting from Benson to
Bonmugton , on the Fremont , Elkhorn &
Missouri Valley railroad , Sunday , Soptom-
bor4 , at 12 m. Time will bo divided ue-
twcen speakers ot the republican party and
the people's party. F. J. CHA.WFOHD ,
Secretary.
HERMAN TIMMB ,
_ President.
A TravelingMini's Uxpcrlunco wltli Dlnr
rliouu.
I urn a traveling man and have boon af
flicted with what is called chronlo diarrhoea
for some ton years. Last fall I was In west
ern Pennsylvania , and accidentally was in
troduced to Chamberlain's Colic , Cbolora and
Diarrhoea remedy. I ventured to make n
trial and was wonderfully relieved. 1 would
Hue now to introduce It among my fnemlu ,
II. M. LawU.iil Freeman straacClovelaud.O
BOARD OP HEALTH.
Work of Thoroughly ( 'loaning the City to
Ho fmmudlutoly llugnn.
At a called meeting of tbo Board of Health
yesterday afternoon J. Vanderfort nnd W.
Adams were elected temporary sanitary
Inspectors. These mon will taHo the place
of those recently dismissed and will work
until the next regular meeting ot Ibo board.
Secretary Sotnors will ask tha council for
{ 3,000 to pay iho expenses of tbo department
for iho remainder of the year. It is the in
tention of the department to clean tbo city
thoroughly insldo of thirty days.
DaWltt'sarsaparlUaot c.insoi the blood ,
Increases the nppotlto and tones up the sys
tem. It has bonollttod many people wuo
have suffered from blood disorders. It will
helpyou.
Omalm Can Mf Co. , cam p-Ugn torohoj
Races today nt the fair grounds.
Everybody should turn out. Do not
miss this opportunity to see seine of the
finest horses in the west.
Wont Through on u KiM'ctiil Train.
A special train , carrying the Lillian Russell -
sell Opera company , reached Omaha by tbo
Rock Island at i o'clock this morning and
Baking
Powder :
Used in Millions of Homes 40 Years the Standard
loft ImmoaiBlolyitgntha Union Pacific for the
west. The company U bound for San Fran
cisco , where It v IU open Its soaion and then
work oastwnfiU' The trnln , which come
through solid frotnjfaw York , has , in nddU
tlon to baggngo ( Mrs , thrco magnificent
Blcopors named ? t.4 Cignlo , " "Tho Mounto-
bani " nnd "LaUlsniUussoll. " Out of 3,317
mlles the Union Bnritlo eou a haul of 1,031
miles.
ToKtlniolllliU
published In boUalf of Hood's Sarsapariltn
nro not extravagant , nro not "wrltton up , "
nor nro they from Its employes. They are
facts , and proro1 that Hood's Sarshrmrllln
possesses absolute merit nnd Is worthy the
full confltlonco ot the pooplo.
Hood's ' Pill nro pnro vegetable , porfeotlv
harmless , but do not causa pain or grloo. Bo
sure to got Hood's.
Childron'fl dny nt the fair grounds
todriy. All children who huvo not yet
roccivotl tlckoU will bo admitted fruo.
The mnnngomont desires to BOO every
child present ,
Plcniurn for thn O. A. It. All Along tlio T.lnc.
Prom Chlcugo the Ponnsylvttnln lines
load direct to the National Capital , nf-
fordhi every desirable facility for rapi'l
transportation of Grand Army of the
Republic veterans and others to Wash
ington in September. Train sorvlco
characteristic of the standard railway. of
America. Doliphtful scenery all along
the lino. Side trip to historic Gettys
burg if doslrod. Low rates. Address
George Jenkins , Traveling Passongoi1
Agent , Duouquo , la ,
I'oucoftiliinii to Niivul nnd Oninit Army
Vt'toriiiiH.
The Baltimore & Ohio railroad will
grant most liberal concessions In tbo
way of stopover privileges on tbo tickets
sold for the reunion of the naval veterans -
orans at Baltimore , September J5 to
10 , and for the Grand Army encamp
ment ut Washington , commencing Sep
tember 20. Tickets will bo sold nt the
olHces of the company and nt ofllcoa of
the principal railroad companies of the
west , from September 13 to 20 inclusive ,
at very low rates , and wilf bo valid for
return journey until October 10. Both
going and returning tickets will bo good
to stop oil at all stations between Cum
berland itnd Baltimore , n region ron-
dorcd familiar to all veterans by the con
stant warfaro'tilong ' the Potomac. The
signature of purchaser to tickets will not
bo required , nor will it bo necessary to
hnvo them stamped to make them valid
for return journey.
For moro detailed information as to
time of trains , rates , and sleeping car
accommodations apply to L. S. Allen ,
assistant general passenger agent , the
Rookery , Chicago , or O. P. McCarty ,
assistant general passenger agent , Cin
cinnati , O.
U Iliirvcst Excumlona South vln the
l.lno.
On August 30 , September 27 and Oc
tober 25 the Wnbash will soil round
trip tickets at half faro to points in Ala
bama , Mississippi , Louisiana. Tennes
see , Arkansas , Texas and Indian Terri
tory. Excursion train will leave
Omaha 4:00 : and Council BlulTs 4:40 : p.
in. on above dates. Per rates , tickets
and descriptive land pamphlets call at
Wabash olllco , 1C02 Parnam street , or
write G. N. CLAYTON ,
N. W. P. ngont , Omaha , Nob.
Students
At Smith's Mt. Holyoke , WoMcsloy ,
Lassoll , Mrs. Porter's , Bradford acad
emy , Williams , Amherst , Yule , Brown ,
Harvard and Phillipps' ncudoinv , can
leave Chicago on the "Chicago and
Boston Special , " via tlio Lake Shore
route , at 10:10 : ! n. m. and arrive at tholr
rosncctivo destinations the next day , as
follows : Northampton , 1:10 p. m. :
Smith's Ferry , 1:81 : i > . in. ; Wellesley (
4:31 : p. m. ' , Auburndnlo,4:15 : p. m. ; Farm-
ington , 3:13 : p. in. , Bradford , 0:08 : p. m. ;
Williamstown , 11:23 : n. m. ; Amherst ,
2:30 : p. ra. ; New Haven , 3:24 : p. m. ; Provi
dence , 3:55 p. m. ; Boston , 3.40 p. m. ;
Anuovor , 5:45 : p. m. ; Exeter , 5:27 : p. in.
For comfort onrouto and convenience
in making connections there is no train
to Now England which compares with
the "Boston Special. " For reservations ,
etc. , apply to 1 < \ M. Byron , City Pass ,
and Tkt. Agt. , CO Clark St. ; C. K. Wil-
bor , West. Pass. Agt. , Chicago.
QuickTime to tlio Kast.
Vestibule trains ever the Pennsylvania
Short Lines cover the distance from
Chicago to Now York and other eastern
cities in quick tlmo. Five times daily
fast trains start east from Chicago via
those linos. Address Luce , 248 Clarl
street , Chicago.
Drs. Betts & Betts ,
SPECIALISTS.
4 couts
stamps " 111
secure you
tlielrllluv
Iraled new
book ot Call upon , of
120 adJresJ with stamp ,
Drs. Betts & Betts ,
South Mth Bt , N JlUurnorHth find
Douglas Sts. , Omohu , Nob.
DAISY CDCKBELL.
A Sickly Child Itcstorcil. Annomln , Cn
tnrrh mul Donfncst. A Notable disc
anil Cure.
( Thedtieates n ) children arc cijttn iltflcuH am
otiitlnnte Manu due * ml * ' trftttnfHl Ixcmit
Uietiutcamti to i ti not rtcnantztit. ChlMrcrt mm
iMnfrit it teinltnefl to e rtttii ( Il r < i , e * or IIKIJ/MC
quirt llic taint. Inent'tn tec IK rmuMdilJoM.tir-
rested ( fcitclojinieti drill gtiiiifrd ni'iiwili , ( he fili > od <
/nrmiii'/iirocf.n ' mint/i / ( lmuliidl ( ll'eifc nnil
] iiiiirililrciif | / / Iff to tmliirA vim itlfklimul
iHtras (1 men mid icnin'ii. Of this f del ire nil t <
nJjU , t < iiit evidence drtili/ / . )
I.lttloDalar Cockrcll. nKoJ 9 jroars , lives with liei
parents on O street , between Uth and IMh , Houtl
Omnlin. Her fntlior In nn employe of tlio tlnloi
Block Ynrds. Mr. ami Mrs. Cockroll nro very enrn
estln tholr liralso of lira. Copolnml A Blicpnnl foi
tliocuroof their llttloitnunhtcr. Tlio mother torsi
DAISY cocKiun.r/ .
"Our Daliy lini lieon falling for n lonK time , nnrt
wo feared the worst. Slio lost all appotlto nnd Rote
o weak nnd 'run ilown , ' ns to alarm in greatly. Slio
sloptvcry little nnil would oftsn cry out In her
sloop and wns restless ami Olntnrlicil Severe lieml-
aches were froquont. Slio wn : nlwn > s liawklnn
nnd Bplttlnv mul her no'o was nearly elo'od tip by
catnrrli. Her thro it KOt so bad that bo could not
spenk plainly , at times. Slio was always trying to
got rldofsoinotlilnK tliatseomod to bo Inlier tliront.
Tlio catarrh nlno inaJo lier very deaf , We had to
yell In licroarstomuka lior lioir anil It was nvlJont
that her henrlnc was gradually falling , bho tired
easily when iilaylnit or walking anil llnally bcctmo
so WEAK , I'Ai.i : nnd THIN' that o wuro forced to
take lior out of school.
"Wo called n physician who treated lior nine
weeks with little If nny boncilt. llclnt ; dvtjrnilnad
to save lior If possible , t took lior to sco Dr. Copo-
Innd and Buppimi. She began to Improve at once
beyond nil our expectations , t-lio hns ntcadlly
gained In nppctlto nnd DtronKtli. Slio cats licarllly
and her food 1 Inrrcaslnn her llnsli and Klvlnif her
healthful color and blood. Slio la entirely cured of
the deafness and In nil roipectn Is rapidly n.ilnlntf.
Tlio neighbors nnil frlondi all note tlio gratifying
results of lira Copclnnd nntl Shopard'n treatment.
It nocms to rno Hint what they Imvo dune In this
casols full proof of the excellence of their system
of treatment. "
OTHER DISEASES.
Their Practice Is by No Moans Con-
flnod to Catarrh.
Drs. Copclnnd nnd Shcpanl treat all dlsen ev
While they give apocl.il attention to troubles of the
eye , car , throat itnd lungs their work li by no mcnni
contlncd to theio specialties. Special hospital ex
perience has mtcil them In u notable degree for nil
medlcnl practice.
They arc successful In treating catnrrhal troubles ,
butno loss successful In treating rheumatism , nerv
ous diseases , skin dlscnscai , diseases of the U.lnc ) s ,
affections of the heart and disorder * of the br.iln In
nervous diseases , Ilrluht'sdisrase , heart dl&oisuiuid
the special dlsoivos of women and children , some of
their most remarkable results haru been accom
plished.
lrs. CopelamlimlSlicpir.l are specialists , hut the
genuine spoclall-t l Hist nn oxpe-lence.l , skillful nnd
accomp'lshed physician and surgeon , nnd thobro.idor
and more cxtendc.l his lleKlni n specialist the ttldor
Is his experience In general nioliclnu and surgery.
The imposition of quacks nn 1 bous specialists haste
to some rvtcnt lo.l to a mlsta'tcn Impression on this
point , which U Is worth wliilo to correct , anil tlio slik
and anlictod should boir In mhut what U stlloJ
above , thnt the genuine cpjUnllst Is lint amlaboio
all n regularly traliiol , thoroughly educated ami ox-
porienccJ physician and sarKojn , null that \vlilloho
gives especial attention to certain Unas of practice
nnd It skillful In them , ho Is tklllfnl , tooIn every de
partment th.it makes up the practice of moJIcInc und
surgery.
MAIL
Comes from the I'asr , Woit , North an 1 South.
boarlnc testimony of tlio sucooasful troat-
mentof Lrs. Copolnml and Slup ir.l by imill *
Sj/mptom / Ulcuile Sent to Ml .1 ppltcanti.
$5 A MONTH.
OATAlinil TKEATHDATTIIB IIMKOIIM
HATH OI " Si A MONTIl-MKIKH.\ns t'lJK-
NiHiiEi ) KUKI : . i-'on AI < I , oriinit DIS
EASES THE KATES WIM , HE LOW AND
UNIKOKM AND In I'KOl'OHTION TO THE
ACTUAL CObTOl'1 MEDICINE HEQUIHED.
1(1 (
UOOMS311 undil2 : , > NE\V YOUIC Li
liNG. OMAHA. NEII.
W. II. COPKr.A'ND , M. n.
C. H. SIlLCl'AUD , M. D.
tiVKOIAI.nnSi Ciitirrli. : Asthma , lironchl
Ills , Nervous Discuses , Blood I > | I < ; : IL S , Ithnu
timtlsiii. Consiiniutlon. un.l nil chronlo nfTou
tlons of the Tluo.it , Lungs , titoumcli , Liver
and ICIdueys
Olliuo hours : Otoll n.m. . 2 to 5 p.m. , 7 to 8
i.in. Sunday. ID n.m. toi'Jm.
A M.U Si > B , M. IS NT S
_
Street Poi-utau
Theater. PJIICKS.
" TONIGHT.
Wednesday Mntlnco
ThoFnvorltonerman DliloctComodlan , Mr. OlIO.
U. .STALKY , 111 his Successful Comedy-Drama ,
A ROYAL PASS.
Under the management of Harry Doel 1'arkor. Sea
ho Great Locomotive Itaco. y Heal Working ln
glncn.
Farnam St , Theatre
Thursday , Friday , Saturday.
buturday Mntlnco.
DuLANGE
LOTTIE MORTIMER
In the ( treat Serpentine Dunce.
THE EVANS ,
The Hut Springs of Aiucrlrn ,
Hot Sjirliitrs , S. i ) .
Finest Itosort Hotel In the West , .Strictly First
Class. Lurgo Itoonu , Hliulo or ICniulto , Notv
Upon. All Modern Improvements , Table it Hpo-
clalty , Itoasonablo Itatos for llal'incoof rtonson ,
Clrchostriianil Dancing IJvory llvoiilngln the .Mn
Bio Hall. Flneit 1'luiuu llath In the United
titates. llcnutlful Mountain taccncry , Hplundld
Climate , tool NUhU , No Mosiultoi. | 3JUJ ( Foot
nbovothohua. Thu riouth Dakota Hot Springs
nroattractliu attention all over tha world , nnd
are curing a larger iierounlago than nny uprlnxi
In the U. S. Tor ratoj , buns , to , ami other In *
formation , addrusi , U. H. MAltDIJN ,
Hot Sprlnua , Honth Dnliota.
NEBRASKA
National Bank.
U , P , DEPOSITORY - - OMAHA , NEB
Capital $100,009
. . . . . . . if (55,001) (
onicomonil Director ! Ilonrr W , Yalci. prcilitont
It. U. Cunultiif , rlco proclaim ) . O. H. Maurluu W V ,
Morse. Johnd , Collins J. N. IL 1'utrlclc , l.owli A ,
lived , cmlitor.
T1-IE IRON BANK.
Ur. Bailey , Sr
The Loading
Dentist.
Third I'loor , I'axton Hlooit.
Tclcjiliono 1085. 1(1 ( th unil Fiirnam SU.
A full tet of tootli on rubber for II 1'orfeol to
Tectli wltbout jj ] te or raoiorablo brldzo work
Juit the tblnf ( or ilocer * or public ip ak ri , neror
dropdown.
TKETH EXTHAOTEt ) WITHOUT I'AIN
Gold OUIntr ut ronsoaiblo rutoi. All work
wunauteU. OuttUUuui for auuldu ,
V
Opens it's doors this week upon an entire new stock of fall gooJs for
mcn.and boys. Never since the day we began business some six years
ago , have we been able to show as complete an assortment of
"everything that a man wears"as is gathered 'ncath our roof today.
The men's suit department , "the "p 1iit"ry , the hat department , the
shoe room , the furnishing gools department , the mammoth boys'
department , arc all bristling with aright new goods suitable for
early fall wear , all at "The Nebraska's" popular prices. As the ,
season advances , we will lay the different lines of gooJs before you
/
in an attractive manner , both on our tables and in the newspapers
and you will be invited to participate in such a feast of good things
as you never saw in one store before. Today we open the cam
paign in our boys' department in earnest. This department , en
larged to nearly double it's former size , shows jin array of new
suits for boys , never equalled in it's history. Knee pant suits' , two
or three pieces.with either single or double breasted coats , and long
pant suits with single' breasted coats , or double breastel square cuts ,
in all the latest effects. While we are showing knee pant suits as IOM
at a dollar , we believe that our all wool knee t pant suits at two
fifty to be the best value ever offered in boys' wear. Solid wearing
school suits , ages 10 to 13 , with long pants , at two fifty. All wooj
school suits , with long pants , at four dollars. . Boys' three piece
suits , ages 14 to 19 at two seventy five and m'ore , an especially
geed thing being our handsome all wool plaid at five dollars.
Parents are invited to bring the boys in this week , and try on the
new suits.
TRYERS MAKE BUYERS.
'
Open till 8 p. in. Saturday , 10 p. m ,
1316 Douglas Street , Omaha , Neb.
The emlnant specialist In nervoas , chronic , prlvnio. hlnol , akin anil urinary dltpasci. A ronlar anil
reclstorod Krr.acial In medclno , as diplomas and ccnlllcates ounw. u mill treating with the uroitot succuil
catarrh , iperraRtiirrhoca. lost manhoo I , < omlnal Weaknuss , nlittu lossoi , linpiHuncy , ) ' | ihlli . ntrlcturo. epn-
orrhoca , Kleet , rarlcofplp.cto. No menury used. Non troatmunt forlosiofliil powi r , Parties uunblo to
vUltroo may lie Ir-'ato 1 ot homu by oorroHpoudencc. Mcillclna or lntrumi > nts tunt by mall . oroxpreu se
curely packed , no marks to Imllcntu contents or tender. Ono personal Intervlow . prt-rorrod. . Cuniultalloa . . .
freu. Corraipondunrugtilclly private. Hook ( Uynarlu of Llto ) leal Ire * OUluo UounUO. u. M 9 p. in.
Buadaji 1'J ' a. ru.to 12 in. Bend atauiii tot rcBljr.
EDUCATIONAL.
llwtlnrlnictlon In nil ilepart.
ndy. Vine
.
cutiuM.liilsarli1. 1'oity liMructofa Nuinmlilepuitiutiit
for teachers. UiisuinuK iitnd aiitnf'cit. I'allt * nn l t > Klnt
Scut. 7. Bendforcftlulouu c , J. J * lUTTHfAtDT. Hiit4 *
A MILITARY HOME SCIIO'JL.
Unsurpns o < IFquIpmcnts.Cari'ful Moral end
Hucial tralnniKj p.rpuiL'H for lluhlncbs and
for any Colleiu , hclt ntllln Kchoul or Unlrcr
ltyi now ( ] iiinnlinii. Wiiotl.worklnK and
lllfltury Dilll , Illghctt ; tcstlmonlnlii 10th
yearinumbor Hinltrd , llhiMrntiMl catalogue !
uciar. ' , I'l-ln. H. 1 , . .STlVlli : , A. St. ,
P t'.IUL , ILL. -
A thorough school. Prepares for Collcce or
Ilusiuss. Within M milesofSl. Louis , Address
OOL. WILLIS UnOWN , Quperlr.tor.dant.
Largest stock of HUMAN HAIR
nst of Cliloii o.
Guuruntood ntrlclly fli-st class.
MrsR , H. Dai/iBS / ,
HIS. 1GTII. - - OPP. POSTOFPICE
Elastic Stockings ,
Trusses ,
Cm { dies ,
Batteries ,
Water Bottles ,
Syringes ,
Atomizers ,
Medical Supplies.
ALOE & l
114S. IStllSL ,
Next to Postolfico.
mrtf < u li-
/YOURSELF ! ,
Aik your DniKBl't for a
v
r bottle ol liiB . 1 he only
/ rion-noijonoiu remedy for all \
V llio unnaturul dlichargoi and
I iirlTatBillbtiJ-ts ol men und the
| dcbilltullne wMkiiiM.pefuHar
ho women. It cures In ft few
id yo without the old or
6 bllrlly ol a doctor.
n" '
* l'nu rial > < n < riran
Manufactured by L
x.Th EvaniChemic 10J. "
CINCINNATI , O.
U. D. A.
DR. C. GEE WO
Thoonly laitlly grtli.itil Chlnoo phyilcln
Klght ynars' stJdy Toi fain practical oxpar'-
cncowlth all kno n ( tliun'jj. Troits aucojsifullf
allchronlcc.uji given up by rithor doclon Call
nnd ncohlin nr wrlto for question bl'ink , Da not
think your oaio hoptlois bumus ] your doctor tolls
you no , but try tlio Uhlmiia doctor with hli nevr ant
woiidorfuln ) nodles. nndru olva noir bonullts nnd a
normancntcurowlnil utlur iloctnri utnnot giro ,
llcrbs , Hoots nnd IManu nature's romodles hlJ
lucdlclnoa. The world Ills wltnusi. Unu thoutana
testimonials In tbr o y ITS' pracllua. No Injurious
itecoctlnns , no narcotic * , no polion. Itallontl
treatment ami permanent curj.
Following cases succossfnlly troatsl anl ourjl.
Clvun up by othorMloctors ;
Thor. ( 'oughlln. ttH llnrnoy ntroct , chronlorliou *
matlsm U yearn , klilnoynnd llvnr tronuloi.
Thos. Culvert , I2lh nnd 1'nrnim utrooti. general
debility. Inillgtxtlon , loa/uf mronjth nud vitality.
Took mcdlcliio for yu trt but got no rulluf ,
M. It. Andurion , IJJI Ciimliu utrjot ,
BBthnmnuil brunchltlsuf rHloo.i yj.irs H
lias forsalo the following prcpiral romedloi ( It . -
f l.UUn bottle , six bottles lord U ) , for tli9 euro
Afitlinia , Catarrh , blok lloailicliu , Indlgaitlon
llloocll'olaonliu , llheumatlim , Tumalo Wotknoss.
Kidney and Liver Ciimphiliit. No agents. HeM
only by CUInuao Medlclnu Co , Capital , I1UJ.U ) ) .
Oflico , IGth anJ Galifjuii Sli , Ns
Wo will eend > on the mnrrrlaui
I'tcncll 1'iiparutlun CALTHOQ
frt-t : ami a legal iniuruntte that
dAI/I HUH will Iti-kliiru jour
llfitllli , Ml'fiulli und Vluor.
I'Sf it ami faj' if satisfied ,
AddrooaVOM MOHLCO. .
Hale intrlrja ltiil > , lliiclnnlll , Olio.
TlnsrCuao
_
. roil t onrt FlnMt In the WorliX
rho tsrcwt. *
AlwoiiraicomodJon uiw > i. . ) l l. W
HEW YORK. LONDONDERRY ! ! ! ) OLABDOW , \
NUWYOIUC , o'lHK/vl.TKIl'nna NA1TES ,
Atrimular Intcrriilii. _ . _ „
EMOOH , SEOOND'GLASS AND STEERAQE
retoucjii li/woat tcrini I' ) und tnimlho prlnclpio
Bsoien , EH3UJB , mm 4 ALL CJUIIHIUTAL rcniio.
KicumlontlckeM ttvollalilotoictiirn by ( Hliortli'plo ;
turet'iuo Clyclo t Nurth of Ireland or N | ilM AOIliiaItu
totfti 1 Uso7 : Orlits ( tr Aty Ansctt at tCTrtit Situ.
Apply tu any of our local Aj"-"U or to
niu ( > ; n.son intuTiiuni. ciiicmto , lit.
"SLLAN "LINE
KOVAf/MAIL STUAMHUIl'd ,
MONTKHALand QIJUHKO
wu' Tu liitltV : an 1 MVEUl'OOL
CAHIN , Win tu * < > . AccordUu to rJlouin *
und location of tilulurudin.
Intormodliito nnd Ktcer iau lit lov nitoi.
NO OATTLi ; dAllKlKU. .
HIJKVJOH OP
STATE ) f ALLAN LIWE1
LINE ) STKAMHIIU'St.
NfiW yOKJC und Ol.AHUOW.
Via Londonderry , risry FurinUtat.
AUV , Hlh . hl'ATK or NBVAPA . nooi
iSlh ' OF NKIIUAtfKA . n ° < "
Aua " . . . . . hl'ATH
beift . .HTA'ir. OK CALUOIIMA II A. M
Cntilu. II * . i-i'oun < l I'abln HI. it orn ii.l > .
Appl ) I'l ' ALLAN ACO.IhUaKO
11 , MOUHK , UUvnard ; cl.