Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 25, 1888, Page 5

EXAMISING BUILDING STONE. Lancaster Oounty’'s Commissioners Return From Their Trip. THE OITY LIQUOR ORDINANCE. Tt Will Not Be Tested in Bud Lindsay's Case—Trouble in Ethiopia— Btate House Items— City Briefs. 1020 P Streer, LiscowLx, May 24, The county commissioners and County Clerk Bell, who went west several days ago to make an investigation of building stone Weforo deciding what material to use in the mew court house, reached home by the de- fayod flyer last night. They were accom- panied on their trip by the architect, Mr. F. M. Ellis, who went to Omaba instead of re- turning here with the board, but came down re this afternoon to give the board the mefit of his juagment when they make Rheir final decision. The bid of W. H. B. Btout, which the board decided to accept, ‘was a double-barrelled one. He made a bid an which he proposed to use Uolorado red sandstone and another in which he contem- plated using Ohio blue stone—the latter bia being $3,000 higher than the other. The board visited Cheyenne, Wyo., where the new Union Paciflc depot building is built of rod sandstone. Thoy then went down to Fort Collins, Colo., and visited the quarries which are about seven miles from that place. They found that the whole carth is under- ald with stone in that vicinity and that there s no danger of tho supply running short. F'rom Fort Collins they went to Denver and inspected several large buildings in that cit in the construction of which the red sand- stone was used. WILL NOT TEST THE ORDINANCE. The attorneys for Bud Lindsay, who had given out that they would test the city liquor ordinance by allowing Lindsay to go to jail nd then applying for a writ of habeas corpus ‘rom the supreme court, decided not to do so, thiefly bocause the supreme courtis not in session and they could not get a writ, how- 0od a case they might bave. Lindsay puan trial yosterday afternoon. Police- man Tubman ed that he had got beer in bottles at Lindsay's Sunday night. Two g!.hur witnesses stated that they had bought fincol.x Burgav_or Tre Oxama Bes, } ottled beer in the afternoon of the same ay. None of them bought it of Lindsay, and they could not tell whether the person of whom they bought it was in Lindsay’s om- loy or not. Lindsay testified that'he had losed up at the proper time and given his elp strict orders not to sell any liquor until onday. The court discharged the defend- wut, holding that the witnesses had failed to onvict Lindsay with tho sales and that the stimony of men who decoyed another into he committing of a crime for the purposo of forming upon him was not worth enough to arrant a conyiction on it alone. > THE WAR IN APRIOA. The talk of the colored citizens of Linecoln it present is the series of difficulties which ave gmn o\xlt of ;.?hc ennyfiumfli i with 0 ex-Rev, Payton Buckner las do- Erwfl himself toward the dusky ‘&ugficr o} dusky sire named Tom Rogers. Mrs. uckner did not approve of thestate of nffairs as existing, and the discussion of the atter between Annie Rogors and herself gveloped a row at which Tom assisted with few well directed blows, which placed Mrs. uckner hors du combat. Mrs. Buckner venged herself by making complaint in the lice court, and Tom and Annie Rogers paid heir fines. As Annio and a companion were going home from court, however, they were Bet upon by five determined and pugilistic jloved women, hoaded Mrs. uckner, who would have compassed a dire wvenge upon Annie but for the timely ar- ival of Policeman Bates, who lugged the ve off to the cooler. Mrs. Buckner was lned £3 as the head and front of the riot and e others were discharged. 4 STATE HOUSE TOPICS. Sol Rymal, the old janitor whose name and faco arg familiar to ail who have frequented the state house for the last few years, is lying very low. It was reported last night ghat he was at the point of death, but he is jomewhat better this morning. He is suffer- Enuorxn lood poisoning. tary of State Laws and Land Com- missioner Scott went to Kearney this aftor- oon. They will make a general inspection f the working of that institution and will Rake observ®tions on the progress and char- naoter of the work on the new buildings being ereoted, E. D. Davis, sheriff of Clay county, drew §75.80 this morning mileage and per diem for trluuiug Oliver Harris and Thomas Ryan to he penitentiary. Mr. Abbey, of the live stock commission, is Rt Falls City to-day witnessing the gradua- tion of one of his daughters from the high chool of that city. A beautiful basket of owers was sent to the young lady by the members of the commission and Dy, Gerth, The following new notaries have been ap- ointed: Harvard Stoarns, Alliance, Box utto county; Danfel K. Spoeht, Heming- ord, Box Butte county; J. B. Reynolds, Gothenberg, Dawson county; F. L.'Gibbs, Plum Creek; David Cale, Omaha; . T. Farnsworth, South Omaha; Will H. Thomp- on, Omaha; A Walling, Colfax county; . M. Merrimal ckwell, Frontier county. TIKED OF DESERTION. A heavy set, sandy complexioned man, who gave his name as William Robinson, deliv- gred himself up at police headquarters to-duy #nd explamed that he had been a soldier at Fort Abe Lincoln in Dakota for several pears. In May, 1856, he tired of army lifo ®nd deserted. He wandered around & short time until he felt safe to apply for work, when hie came to Lincolu und has been here ever since. The police were inclined to look upon the story as a “fake,” but have put Robingon in guard ‘until they can get word Trom tho army suthorities. TO DISCUSS NEWSPAPER LEGISLATION. Hon. James Ewing, of the Wood River Gazotte, chairman of ' the legislative com mitteo of the Stato Press association, has ealled a meeting of the committee, to be teld in the rooms of the Lincoln Press club on Thursday, May 81, 1858. The purposc of the meeting 1s to discuss logislation needed Dy the profession in the state, and prepare preport which may be acted upon at the rwvl of the association, to be held at Dreto during the session of the Chautauqua® assembly in July, The committec consists of Jame ing, Ross L. Hamwmond, Geo, P, Maryin, A, . Hossler and F. M. Kimmell, CITP BRIEFS, Thomas Trumble, of Moline, TiL, who is the proprietor of a large boiler und iron plant at that place, is in the city looking for @ location. He is well pleased with Lincoln, and the probability 18 wvory strong that within a few months Le will'wove his entire plant to thus city. 1. M. Bonny, a B. & M, brakeman, was brought in last night from Aurora, where he avas injured by being caught between the Dumpers of two cars while he was making a coupling. Four of his ribs were broken and his collar bone spramed, He is now con- bed. ed. o of the district court was ab- norning in the argument of the case of Ma nn {l.n‘h n agal the Mis- souri Pacific ralroad for damages for i quries sustained by being thrown from le driving over a street torn up claims exemption 'rom liability on the ground that its track was &t that time in the hands of the con- tractors aud had not been turned over to tho company. The case was given to Lhe jur; In the case, in the county court, of the stato against Sheedy and Clayton, eharged with working a confidence gauie at the B. & M. depot, & continuance wis obtained until § 8. 1. Lo-morrow. Dr. Wesley Queen had H. €. Palmer ar- yested this morning and taken before Justice l*'m'muf on a charge of stealing a 500 note. 1t was found that the charge grew out of a squabble over a land deal and Justice Suell- lu§' discharged Pulwer. Sxcursion trains were run out to Cush. mun park all this aftersoon and the excur sionists were tolled to the depot by the trains of & band employed for the occasion There was a very large attenduuce at the opening of the park, which promises to be come one of the most populir resorts about Lincoln, sorbed this The Latest Fashion. “1t is en regle to adopt some delicate wnd special perfume. Cashmere HBou- guet s a favorite.~Godey’s Lady Book. A Block Watchman's Escapade, A block watehman who does duty on the upper end of Farnam street I8 minus $12 in cash, and is fully cognlzant of the sting the club of the marshal of Plattsmouth leaves on & man's head after the two come in ocon- tact. Tt is alleged by the Plattsmouth news- papers that this watochman represented him- self 1o be a regular on the force of Omana, and during a recent visit to the above point behaved himself in a very unbecoming and demonstrative manner. He refused to take & adrios when it was \-nlun&oer'adl and was run in and fined. The name of the “‘dis- turbing factor” has been printed in the Plattamouth rs a8 a member of the regular force, which is not so, and the boys nr:dlnxio\u ‘that the proper correction be made. An Assurance of Health, Among the assarances of health af- jorded us by the regular discharge of the bodily functions, none is more im- portant and reliable than that which regularity of the bowels givesus. 1If thero is any---even a temporary inter- ruption of this-~the li and the stom- ach suffer conjointly with inactive or- gans, and still greater mischief ensues if relief isnot speedily obtained. A laxative above all cavil on the score of mineral composition or violent effect, is Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, ap- proved by the medieal profession and a most important item of the family ma- teria medica of American households. It is botanic, painless in action, and if porsisted in effectual. The stomach and liver, in no less degree and no less promptly and thoroughly than the bow- els, are regulated and toned by it. and it is an admirable defense against ma- larial and rheumatic ailments, and a benign remedy for kidney complaints, nervousness and debility. —— Held for Rape. Before Judge Berka yesterday Joe Roberts was arranged on the charge of com- mitting rape upon the person of Anna Bell- man, the eight-year old daughter of Max Bellman, who resides on Twenty-eighth av- enue. Dr. Grossman testified that he exam- ined the hittle girl, found her clothes torn and bloody, her porson bruised very badly, and that in'his opinion she had bech fouly treated, The little girl testificd and corrob- orated tho report publishod concerning the crime. At the conclusion of the testimony Roberts ‘was sent up in default of $2,500 bonds. Don't Get Oaught This spring with your blood full of im- purities, your digestion impared, your appetite poor, kidneys and liver torpid, and whole system liable to bo prostrated by discase—but get_yourself into good condition, and ready for the changing and warmer weather, by taking Hood’s Savsaparilla. It stands unequalled for purifying the blood, giving an appetite, and for a general spring medicine. Caught With His Booty. Two suspicious-looking individuals, each with a large bundle of clothes, were discov- ered by the police about 11 o’clock last night near Krug's brewery. At sight of the police one of them dropped his bundle and escaped, but the other was gathered in. The ¢lothes, which consisted of s&véral coats and pairs of pants, were carried to the central station, and evidently had been taken from some boarding house while their owners were asloep. The fellow captured gives the name of Ed Weiss. The quality of the blood depends much upon good or bad indigestion and assimilation] to make the blood rich in life and Strength giving constituents, use Dr. J, H. McLean’s Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purifier,it will nour- ish the properties of the blood from which the elements of vitality are drawn. $1 per bottle. —— A: Vile Specimen. B. F. Burns, a red-faced, pimply-nosed, repulsive-looking thang was before the police court charged with exhibiting obscence pic- tures, and sent over the bill for fifteen days. He had apack of the vilest photographs in his possession that ever revolted human eye, and ninty days on bread and water woutd have been light punishment indeed. An Absolute Cure. The ORIGINAL ABIETINE OINTMENT is only put up in large two ounce tih boxes, and is an absolute cure for old sores, burns, wounds, chapped hands, and all skin_erup- tions, Wil positively cure all kinds of piles. Ask for the ORIGINAL ABIETINE OINT- MENT. Sold by Goodman Drug Co. at 25 cents per box--by mail 50 cents. A Bogus Alms Solicitor. A faded pioce of humanity giving the name of Mary Sulliven was arrested last evening charged with obtaining money under false pretenses. It is said that she has been collecting moncy from credulous people by pretending that was a solicitor of alms for St. Josci jital. Fortunate fore she had carried her operations ve she was apprebended. e Without health life has no sunshine. Who could be happy with dyspep ilos, low spirits, headacho, diseases of the stomach, liver or kid- noys? Dr. Jones' ILed Clover Ton quickly cures the above discases. Price 50 cents. Goodman Drug Co. - BOUTH OMAHA NE e y far Assistant City Bngineer wrence has now prepared the plans for the proposed Q stroet viaduet. It will be 1,104 feet in length and the estimated cost is 31,500 Com- mencing at the east line of Twenty sixth streoty iv will reach the west line of Twenty-seventh streets,and span both the Union Pacific and stoek yards tracks, The approaches will take up about 800 feet, and the remaining 800 will be gdivided into four spans, ranging from 53 feet to 195 feet in length. It will be built on stone piers resting on oak piles, and the superstructure will be of wood and wron, It will be tfiirty-two feet in width, which will leave a twenty-foot roadway, with a five-foot pathway on each side for the passcngers, The flooring will be of oak, resting on pine plank, and the structure is iutended to be both orna- mental and useful. Messrs, Rust and Way are busy on the plans for the L street via- duct and will veport in about a week. It is 10 be about fourteen hundred feet in length, Tis superior excellence proven in millions ot Lomes for more than a quart ¢ is used by dorsed by the heads of the great un the strongest, purest aud wost he Price's Cream Baking Powder does 1. ammonia, lime or aiuw. Sold ouly 1n cay 7 PRICE BAKING POWDER 00, New York. Chicago. Bt Lous. s, THE OMAHA Cures by [lacon : 20,0@?@.‘59 @I IN EVERY ONE A CURB. No RETURN oF PAIN. AT Drutlaistsano DEALERS”, ThE Gas-A-VoseLer Co Bawra-Mo- A SURE CUR OR NO PAY. Our Magic Remedy WILL POSITIVELY CURE Al Syphilitio In from tea to ponsen, of recant or long standiog, freen days. Weo will gi Lo y o refund your mdney. nd we woVl1 shy 80 o bave cmployed tie most Biilied Khydiclany nsed every ‘known remedy endkave wot boeq eurad.und von aro U 0 ou thei bate boun “piings of Arkdusds,and hope of recovery, ve Will Oure You ke no charge. Our remody is unknown to any. in the world outsiad of dur company, and remedy In tio world that will cure you. We most obstinate cAte In i0ss (hAD Oni n rocrnt cases does the work. It nic, deep-soated onzes that we solicit. ured hundreds who have baen abandoned s and pronounced incurable, an: We Challenge the World {0 bring us & case that we cannot cure in loss than one month. Sipee thi historg of madlaine, & True Specifo for faphilige Reuptiohs, Ulgers, sore Mouth, &c. has been solight for but nevef found nntil Our Magic Remedy ‘was discoverad, and we gre justifiedin saying it isthe Ay FoNuay 10 (o, wortd thut Wikl BOsTLvely. Gtk '02“!0 the latest medieal works, published by the 8t known adthorities, llx lhtl“ was never & true ] { . Ouf remedy is the only mediéine in thé wor \a bat will cufe when everything else has failed, babn 8o concedod by a Tarze numbor of Clebrated Bhvslaiyis T iiAS Neb I Y DAk TO OURE, Wa‘ waste your tipe and money wl nt medicthes that "never had virtue, or'djctor bysiclans that Eln?xl cure you, You that ha 0 should come to us now und g 'k Wh Yot RE R Yot st take e m‘:!;lbydohll,:s'l grr‘ce?oé. nd you that have beon ’0 u ol ro Al should by a1l means 0ome p and think they wro freo ne, two or thiree yoars aftér, 1 i’:":x"m roygh the m o o or- 0 tgllw 0 flll‘ responsi- and our written gudfantees rnnd. ‘e Have i Iy Sciontftio Principles nud [VER FAILS TO CURE. All THE COOK REMEDY CO., Omaha, Neb. Rooms 10 and 11, U. 8. National Bank, 12th and Enrnam Sts. Onilers take elevator on Farnaf treet; to second floor. Room 11 for ladies énly For The Nervous ‘The Debilitated The Aged. £ Modical and sclentific skill has at last solvod the ‘roblem of the long noeded medicine for the ner. vous, debilitated, and the aged, by combining the best nerve tonics, Celery and Coca, with other effec. tive remodies, whicy, acting gently but efliciently on the kidneyn, Liver and bowels, remove diseaso, ¥estore strengthiand renew vitality, This medicineis Cpaine’s elery gmpound ZTE flla & place heretofore unoccupied, an marks & new cra in the tréatment of ervous troubles. Overwork, anxioty, disesse, lay the foundation of nervous prostration and weakfiess, and experienco has shown that the usual remodies do not mend the strain and paralysis of the nervous system. Recommended and e by professional ‘business men. Price $1,00. 8old by druggiste. WELLS, RICHARDSON & CO,, Proprietors - BURLINGTON. VT, 0, 8—L. A. NO. 18—PROPOSALS TOR Army Supplies. Headquarters Dept. of the Platte, Office of Ohie Commissary of Sub: sistonce, Omaba, Neb., May 24, 188.—Bealed proposals, in_triplicaté, subject to the usual conditions, will be received at this office until 12 o'clock m., central standard time, and at the office of the commissary of subsistence at Cheyenne Depot, Wyo., and the oflices of the acting _commlssdries of subsistonco at Forts Douglas, Utah, Niobrara, Neb., and McKinney, Wyo. untii mountain standard’ tiime, on he Zitd day of June, at which laces they will be opened in the o of bidders, for the furnishing and de- S5U6 @3 @ com ent of the The right is rescrved to rejoct any or all rat bids. “Blunk proposala und specifioations sliow. ing in detail the quantities required and giving full information as to condition of ¢ be furnished on application to any of th mentioned offic fJ' W, BARRIGER, ) htioned offie 5 C. 8, U.B. . NO. Suppiies snd services, the Platte, Offi arly of Subsiste .+ May 10th, 1888 - standard time, on Wednesday, the 20th day of June, 188, at which time and place they will be Openéd in' the presence of bidders, for the f nishing and delivery at Omaha, Neb., the follow- ing army supplies and services,viz: fard bread, crackers, stationery, job priuting and washing' towels. 'Ihe " right is reserved to reject any or all bids. Blank propo- suls aud specifiontions showlig i dotail the articles and quantities required und giving fuil tnform ondition of coutruet, will bo X 1o this oftice. J. W. turnish 5 ., U, 8. A.Chiet C.'S, A PERFECT stock farm n Suelby county, Towa, within two miles of two railw tions, und within four and a half of the fi ing young eity of Manilla, sixty miles east of Omaha, and ninety south of Sloux City on line C. M. & Bt. P, Ry. This farm contains four hundred and seventy acres, has two dwellin 28, two stables, one barn, also two fee dings, Nishua Hotnay creek runs through place; there 15 also a never failing spring near Jarns and feeding yards that furnishes abund- ance of water the year round. Elrgant grove about twelve acres skirts creek which furnishes ampio fule, tarm fenced with barbed wire and oak posts, school house at one corner of the farm, good grist mill one mile and half, one hundred and forty-five acres in corn aud Oats, one hundred and twenty acres clover and tim: oty meadow, 70 acres wild upland meadow, balance blue grass pasture. 'This farm with of without hundred and ity head of cattle and nind e for sule. For terms uml?nrlvu address - Towsley, Codar Rapids; fowa. 44134 E.T.Allen, M. D,, Homeopsthic Specialist, EYE Mt EAR Epectacles Accurately Prescribed. RAMGE BL’K., OMAH A W. J. GALBRAITH, Surgeon and Physician, Office N. W Coruer 14th and ou telephone, 405; Residence L ), JUDICIOUS AND PERSISTENT 7 Advertising has always proven suceessful. Before placing any b Nowspaper Advertising consu¥ LORD & THOMAS, ADYEKTISING AGENTS, 46 49 49 Sgadoloh Sirvets CHICAGO. # ANIMAL - MAGNETISY Mind Ov;; Matter. Dr. Emith* who i acknowledged to be the most poworfal magnetio physician in thia country, ls par- manently loeated I over Max Aieyer in Rooms 314 ana 315 Paxton Block, ro.'s Jowelr store, where the ‘eonsalt him fron orgumye trom W Tonder: oept Sundnye. tesults Dr. Smith prod e gilt.. Casn of 'Dyspe Lorions magm Prosiration, Liver and Kidney Trqubies. Rhouma: fiam, Gaut, Scintics. Nouralgia, Paralysis, ead nid back, and all sorts of lamen: ities are cured in an ineredible sho) Bronchitis, Asthma, ‘atarrh, and mghs, bleod oh s Salt Tehenm, Serofuta, DIEhATKer n in the aabd dofor, spaco of t onses, su; om the Kars with Doatness, ‘Cances T fores and Uloors of ail kinds are cured w tho taking of nausonting medicines. Tumors all forms of Femalo Complaints aré cured without the use of in. struments or eaustics, And_ without exposure of (he réon. In the trontmont of Constipation, Piios, issure and Fistuln in Ano Dr. Smith_stands without arival. e pormanently cures every easo he under- takes without tho use of the knife or ligature, and wit detention from business. Hormia or Rupture 1% 8 complaint which has hitherto boon considered in« curablo by the medical profession, still I spoedily res every caso of Hernin a written guarantee to s & method of curing Strictur: cocele, Hydrocelo, And_enlarged pros. trate gland toat has never failyd in his hands to ma; ure. Oatarrh of tho Blander with en- £ B prostrate giand 1s common to men o life, and gives a doal f pain and anxioty, jcores of useful men lose their lives annually frc {his dletressing complaint, Thoss so unfortinate us £0 bo afilictod with this troublo will know where 1o g0 10 be cured. Tn addition to Dr.Smith's magnetio gift of henltng Dolls both . thoroughly educated physician, and a firstelnss surgoon. He porforms all operations'known tosurgery. flo 4 therofore compelent to diagnose your case scientifically, and_tell you whothier or not you can be cured. other most distres- #ivo complaint that trentment. Last winte: o Dr th that had lid (n spa Tind been given up to die by threo Atier ng Lwo magnetie treatments §mith, she recovered. Do ot let your go be overcome by yonr projudico, bat ea and bo cured. "It will cost you tothing W go ay atalk with Dr. Smith. His office ixin room A4, ock, ver Max Meyers Jewelry store, and i opon public from 0 n. m. until 6 p.m. ' Letters of ry miust contaln postige. Who is WEAK, NERVOUS, DERILITA- TED, wh# mlv;ro ¥ and IGNORANCE g;;: IFLED aw: VIGOR of BODY, and MANEOOD. causing oxnauetin drains upon the FOUNTAINS of LI HEADACHE, BACKACHE, Dreadfu Dmmfiv":An‘uns S Mgmory, BASS. FULNESS in SOCIETY, PIMPLES upon o FACE, and all the EFFECTS leadink to CONBUMP. . Tr. Cla] E BELITY, CHRONIC and sll !dOIl){\‘so URENARY ‘Orga rence T yol has fatled to cure you. 29~ F EM A LES sufforing from diseases pecu- Uar 0 their sox can consult with the assurance gr. ady relief and cure. Send 2 cents postage orks on your diseases. < mcad 4 anl.pol for Celobrated ‘Works 5o Obrenie, Nervous and D te Discases. Consuliation, personally o 6 “old Doetor. r, froe. nsult th hsands cured. Offices and parlors 0s¢ contemplating Merrie Clarke’s celebrated guide le and Female, each 15c, both 25¢. . Before confiding yqur case, ulf Br.orARKE, 1 nfiensly‘i-l:enror ‘eall may 1 to | n%“’fil’ (Becreh) Ev: S evorsirbere. sicure. E&‘?fl‘ kposurs: Houre, 10 8; Bugdays, dto12 Address, F. D. OLARKE, M. D. 188 8o, Olark Bt. RIOAGO. ILL. UNION PAGIFIC “The Overland Route,” The Sportsmen’s, Tourists’ and Pleasure Seekers' Line* Send for the Neat Little Sketch Book. “SUN CLUB RULES,” highly interesting and useful to Sportsmen. It contains the American rules for trapping and shooting adopted by the National Gun Association; as well as the revised game laws of the Western States and Territories, Copies sent free upon application to J. 8. TEBBETS. Gen'LP. & T, Agt, Omaha, Neb A Ooncentrated Liquid Extract of MALT and HOPS. Aids Digestion, Cures Dyspepsia, Strengthens the System, Restores Sound, Refreshing Sleep. Priceless to Nursing Mothers. Recommended by Eminga Physicians For Sale by all Druggists and Rich- ardson Drug Co., Wholesale Driy- gists. Do not buy any more *Poor Rubber Hose,”’ but put your money in “Spiral’ Gotto Hose, Lighter, cheaper and better than the bestrubber hose. Mado on the same principle as the rubber- lined hose used in Fire Departments, which last fOr years. Thie cotfon duck used in all rubber hose Araws 1n Water, Whercver oxposed, as i wick absorbs ofl, and being confined by rubber generates a he best rub- W e, inving no outslde son the moisture. WILL DRY LIKE A TOWEL. There are imitations so buy ouly that which ine running through it, and which ipiral.” patented March Hth, 1840 does not have It in stock, let him has one get it Baniple mailed to any address for 6 cents BOSTON WOVEN HOSE CO., Sole Manufacturers, 284 Devonshire Street, Boston, Mass. 222 Lake Street, Chicago, "EXHAUSTED VITALITY F[HE BCIENCE OF LIFE, the great Modical Work of the ‘age on Manhood, Nervous aud Physical Debllity, Premature Decline, Errors of Youth, snd theuntold miseriesoonsequent thereon, 30 pages Svo, 1B prescriptions for all diseases. Cloth, full glit, only §1.00, byl mall, sealed. Llustrative sample freo 4o all young and middleaged men. Bend now, The Gold and Jewelled Medal awarded to the author by the Na- tlonal Medical Assoctation. Address P. 0. box 1896, Boston, Mass., or Dr. W, H. PARKEL, grad uateof Harvard Medical College, 23 years' practice 1n Boston, who may bo consulted contidentially Specialty, Discases of Man, Ofce No. 4 Pultiach st FINE CUT AND FLUG Incomparaply the Best. | FOR MEN ONLY DAILY BEE:FRIDAY, MAY 25, 1888 UNUSUAL OFFERINGS. 5 The great demand for the Ten Dollar Suits we placed on sale last week, has induced us to take additional lots of finest Cassimere Suits worth from $15 to $18, and will continue their sale at Ten Dollaas for this week;—Never before, not even with broken sizes and odd lots at the end of the season, have such Suits been offered for such money. You can not match them anywhere for less than $18. Other houges wait until the season is over, to cut prices. We Want 1o Bern Now, and in making such unusual offerings right in the heart of the season, we have two objects in view.—Reduction of stock and to make a name for us, as the cheap. est Clothing House in the country. The greatest bargains that have been offered this season will be found during the coming week in our Boy’s Department. in many lots and some goods will be sold away below the cost of manufacturing them. An absolute cut in pric eg We mention particularly 2 lots of Boy’s knee pants Suits; one a fancy striped Cheviot, the other a fine dark grey Pincheck Cassimere Suit, both striotly all wool and free from shoddy. These Suits are worth fully $5.00, and could not be gotten elsewhere for less than that; we offer them this week at $2.75, Many other of our choicest Boy's and Children’s Suits have been marked down, and while we can not guarantee all sizes, we do guarantee most surprising bargains. Toworrow, we shall place on sale another large lot of those 95¢ blue Blouse Suits with fine embroidered collar. The first lot didn’t last long; our Boy’s Department is on the second floor, entirely separate from Men’s clcthing; it is the largest and best lighted Boy's Clothing Show Room in the city. The elevator takes you up, and we would be pleased to have every lady call and examine the remarkable bargain we offer, whether intending to purchase or not. SPECIAL.—For memorial day we offer our finest all Wool Indigo Blue Flannel Suits made up in the best G. A. R. style at $7.75. We guarantee them to be in every respect equal to any $12. Suit offered by any other house. One Price Only. No Deviation. Nebraska Clothing Company | Corner 14th and Douglas Streets. Omaha. AT AT R T DAYLIGHT CLOTHING STORE, S.L. Andrews & Company S. W. Corner 15th and Douglas St. =C067 Styles of SACK SUITS, at $9.65.812.00,815.00 Sold nowhere else for less than $12, $16 and $20 AT THE “The Overland Route.” Has so arranged its Family Sleeping Car ser UNION PACIFIC ce, that berths can now be reserved unon application by any ticket agentto M J. Gree Towa, cure b berth is sel BBE & nt, Ass OMAHA. NEB. /, Passenger Agent, Council Bluffs The reservations when made are turned overto the train conductors taking out such cars, sothat passengers rths ordered, the same as a Pullman 1 and secured. an now se- LOMAX, t G, P, & T, A, with Sta cup. V. BAKER Sold by Groce! & (0, Dorchester, Mass GOLD MEDAL, PARIS, 1878, BAKER'S Breakfast Gocoa. § Warranted absolutely pure Cocoa, from which the excess of Oil hes been removed. times the strength of Cocoa mixed h, Arrowroot or Bugar, and i3 therefore far moreeconomi- cal, costing less (han one cent @ 1t 48 delicious, nourishing, strengthening, easily dig ably adapted for fny 1t has three ids as everywhore. Nebraska National Bank, U. 5, DEPOSITORY, OMAHA, NEB. Paid Up Capital. . Surplus H,W. YA 2nd W. V. MORSE, H.W. Yares, 'Presiden t, Vice President. AL E. TOUZALIN Banking Office— THE IRON BANK, Corner J2th and Farnam Sts. A General Banking Business Transacted. SteckPian Woo weakness, unnatural loss: VROE o e oltpant, Pl H B § PEERLESS DYES | A quick, permangnt ou or Talling for 1o » manhood oat. i B0k sent oascs, etc. Valual ERTE MEDICAL CO., BUFFALO, N. X. ot Bervousn 3 of sirouy sad by indlecred caled) free. DBRIDEE BROS. ro the BEST, LD BY DAVGLITE .$250,000 . 50,000 UZALIN, W.'H. 8. HuGHEes, Cashier, DIRECTONS Jonx 8. COLLINS, LEwis 8. Kk, ou; oo % READ THE RAILWAY ARTICLES THE BUILDING OF A RAILWAY. By Tuows Cowns Cuarkr, Engineer of the Poughkeepsie Bridge, of parts of the Now Yorle Elevated Road, ete., with 40 illustra. tions by A, 13, Frost, Walter Shirlaw, A. M. Turner, J. D. Woodward, and others, A NOVELETTE, by HENRY JAMES,—“A London Life,” begins in this number, SOME GENTLEMEN IN FICTION. By Re Louts STEVENSON. CORYDON~A PASTORAL. By Tionas BAlLky ALbRICIL HOSPITAL LIFE. By. A. 1. Wann, With illustrations from drawings by J. Alden Weir, W. L. Taylor, Francis Jones, and Charles Broughton, THE STORY OF A SAND PILE. 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Forsale by all dealers, CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS, NEW YORK, THE ILL EFFEGTSiTHE ILL EFFECTS FROM FHOM ndiscretions “in Eating Indiscretions in Drinking Removed by Kemoved by A TARRANT'S TARRANT'S SELTZER APERIENT SELTZER APERIENT