Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 29, 1888, Page 8

AL GLLY The internal revenue collections yos- terday amounted to $5,111.08, Justice Anderson yesterday continued for two weeks the case of Patrick Rear- don, charged with breaking into a saloon in South Omaha. Hon. W. Lininger denies the story printed in an Omaha paper stating that flo wis about to buila n 800,000 hotel. He says at the present time he has no such intentions The Woman's exchange, now opened is just at present in nced of more con- i for eatables and 1 annual fee of $1 consignors is charged. Please callat 1617 Farnam street, for further particu- lars, John Solan was knocked aown in front of Higging’ ealoon yesterday, but don’t know whot struck him, His face is badly battered, and he is supposed to » been hit with a brick. William y, drunk, was identified as the as- nt. and will have a chance to make xplanation to his honor this after- noon. A Bohemian named Rosisky, living at Cass and Thirty-third streets, re- sisted a constable who was levying on his chattels to satisfy a judgment and was before Judge ~Berka yesterday afternoon. TRosisky had paid the judg- ment, amounting to $28, but objected to 818 of as excessive. The court let him off with a fine of $7.50. The members of the Women’s Chr tian association wish to express the sincere thanks to all who contributed their time, labor and money to the suc- cess of therecent ““May Fete.” Espe- cially do they thank the merchants of y for their liberal donations and assistance in many ways,and to the press do they extend hearty thanks. The net proceeds amounted to 625, Judge Berka gave an emphatic opin- ion y v of a class of beligerents who waste the time_of the court with tty neighbor hnml squabbles, The t of Mrs., Pe Ferron, of Chicago street, at the in- stance of a girl named Alice Shannon, for striking the latter, Eight hours consumed by an officer in looking up witnesse to satisfy the court there was nothing in the case. He dis- missed the matter with a little informal but indignant lectur ragraphs. bury is in Omaha. use, 18 in the city. is at the Pax- rpenter, of Syr Mead, of York, Neb. JaSovernor John M. jer is at the Mil- ar F. Coverdale of Missouri Paxton. John Paxton. W. R. Millard. I3utler, of tho United States ey is at the Ellis, of Beatrice, Ncb., is at the Kelley, of Lincoln, Neb,, is at the my, is at C » W. Hall, of Ord, |[Neb,, is at the \\xmlsnl J. B Windsor C. H. Pritchett, of Wahoo, Neb. ‘Windsor., Thomas H. Benton, of Lincoln, the Paxton, T. J. O'Brien of the Paxton. Thomas H, the Mill: J. D, Moore, of Grand Island, Neb., is at the Millare Hursey, of Upland, Neb,, is at the ., is at the Neb., is at Kearney 1s registered at ‘Thorp, of Des Moines, . Lehr, of Oakdule, Neb., is at brother, of Lincoln, Neb., is at rrived in the C. Litts and wife, of Spri at the Windsor. Jim Tanner, of Kansas, is in the city, and is stopping at the Paxton. D. . Connell, of Nelson, is in the city, and stered at the Paxton. A. Lewis, @ prominent business man of 1s'at the Paxton. csford of Chicago is visit- , Dr. C. H James C. Birney, of the live stock commis sion, is at the Paxton with Dr. J. Gerth, the state veterinarian, Justice Mi of the United States su preme court, was in the city yestc morn ing on his way to Denver to attend court. at one time eclerk at the c'of the Walker, Salt Lak v, will arrive in the city on the 3d of June and o behind the ¢ xton. A, P Muckey, editor and proprictor of the Rocky Mountain Sun, Asper | prominent capitalist and mining in the city t to his Mackey strict court clerk, t, dude suit of elothes int 1c a, 1. clothes and_sherift back yesterday after o St. Louis, Washington, Altoona, Pa., and Council Blufts. The genial major was met at the depot by a cab and driver but ut notoriety he went to the court A Nightmare, The wife of one’ of the members of the Dockstader minstrels, who, with her hus- band, stopping at the Barker, had, on Sunday morning, a horrid nightmare, during which her screams startled half the occu- When the cause of the s discovered, the frightened umed their sleep. Wilson is Wallace, It transpires that instead of I. G, Wilson, the name of the party who swindled so muny of the good people of this city, as publish in Tuk Beg at the time, should be 1, G Chief' Seavey yesterday receiy 1 fram the ity mivshal of Cedur 131ufTe, re Wall fami side, stating that name, Cards with a copy of his photograph are being sent out all over the country, and boyond a doubt he will be ap prebended, this is his A rumor havii g the rounds of town for several weeks that the Knights of Labor had boycotted the Omaha Milling and Elevator pany’s flour,a committee of that orgaunization recently examned into the af: fair and reported that there was no official boycott declured against the flour; that they have found nothing in the conduct -of the compuny inconsistent with the rules govern ing the milling business; that the product of the mills should receive the same treatment a8 the product of all other fuir mills, and that being an Owaha will it should huve hea suppoIt. Robbed of rty Dolla David Thropp, a German from Grand Isl and, arrived in the city Sunday on his way to Kansas City., Notwithstanding the fact that he had pleuty of money, he preferred to and was hunting a convenient box car iu the Union Pacific yards when he encountered two tramps, who, upon be d of his object, told him they kuew of a car which was going to Kansas City, and us were bound for the same poiut, they would all go together. They walked down to Sheely’s station, and after getting into the car the two men went through Thropp. tak ing all bis spare cash, about 0. Then they, after telling him not 'to leave the car for hour, left. The police have been notified u y have a good idea of the parties. Presbhyterians at Orete E. M, Hill, of Beatrice, is in the city inthe interest of the Chautauqua ussembly associu tion at Crete, in gencral, and in the interest of the ercction of a Presvyteriau headquart ers building on the grounds for the use and benefit of the Presbyteriaus of tho state The church here understands and fully appre ciates the advantage and benefits of such a Puilding .and sre respouding nobly. They expect to aid liberally in the erection of a Pullding that will be an oruaweut to the THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY, MAY 200 1883 geows. 5 47 grounds and a credit to the chu it repre. sents. Mr. Hill is gratified to find the Pres- byterians of Omaha in full sympatay with this enterprise. It is only in keeping with all its former rocord of good action during the 1 From the l rst church twel and are ork in diffe r(-m parts of me of being the Presbyterian ‘‘stronghold.” Many families are intending to spend the fuil time on the assembly grounds this year. Drink Malto, 25 1':-nlnnhn!|ln. Stop at the (v\nlu- Imtvl BENCH AND BARL. United States Court. A TAWYER ON THE RACK. A short, thick man, about_forty-five yeurs old, with a round face and head ornamented with a short, stubby, red mustache and brown hair, occupied a s in the United States court yesterday. He was dressed in a hight gray suit of clothes that were made, perhaps, in New York, and wore celluloid cufts. The _ gentleman in question is M. H. Blodgett esq., of Lincoln, Neb, a promment attorney of that city and & member of the state bar. Mr, Blodgett was arraigned in court vesterday on the criminal charge v and when asked what was his aid “not guilty,” and demanded an im- e trial. “This,” the court stated, ‘“‘can e given you as there is no money in sury for witness fees.” Mr. Blod- gett, in the eagerness for his trial, stated that if the United States too poor to furnish witnesses for the trial he would advance the money to procure the witnesses and allow the case to g0 on. He gave $300 bonds to appear _ June 15, The grounds upon which the Lincoln attor- ney was indicted were that he had tampered with a juryman in a case that was on trial during the January term of court in Lin- coln and that he had taken said juryman to his ofice during the course of the trial and thoroughly filled him with good, strong whisky. Mr. Blodgett denied the charge in court, and on this denial he was i dicted, “The case is all spite work.” said the attorney to a BEee reporter yesterday. “I was the attorney for the plaintiff Rhodes in his case against Meleck and others. The Juror whom they claim was given the wi v was not indicted at all. _They simply to do me up, but I will show you th.\l T will exoncrate myself if I get a hearing.” The attorneys who are proseeuting the case think they will send his lordship down to sperd the year with Mr. Van Etten, and allow them to go into = part- nership in the criminal law business. J. B. Quimby, arraigned for perjury, gave :;wm bond yesterday for his appearance June 15, J. B, Livingston, indicted for sending ob- €cane literature through the mails, was held in the sum of £500 to appear November 2 CIRCUIT COURT, Arguments were complete ternoon in the suit of Loc Chicago, Burlington & Quinc recover $10,000 for personal injurie case was given to the jury, who were left by the aajournment of court to bring a sealed verdict. \thm day nl‘~ District Court. HEAVY INTERE The case of Smithroth against the People’s Financial ex nd othiers was heard by Judge Grofl. pluintift borrowed $200 from aman named Cochran and gave him notes amounting to £24, wvith interest, and a chattel mortgage on some horses and ' other The plaintiff claims that and asks the court to en- Jjoin the defendants from collect notes for the sume amount, or a part of the sume _amount, that have becn transferred to them by Coch' A SPECIAT, ¢ Attorney Sim asked that a veuire of thirty or forty men for Jurorsin tho Iyan murdor case bo he court ited the request ovdered the men to be subpnad. The case will be ay AN O The case of Kelley u on trial before Judice Hopewell. is in the book business in New York, that McCarthy owes him about $490 books ordered from nim. The defendant states that the books sent were not what he ordered and that he returned them. IRE. , Johnson called the plaintiff, shuson el vy was to_deed him fourte round on upper Dodge stre 1d began the suit to eampel him to make the transfer, He found, after some investization, that Bmery did not own the and and could not transfer it to him under any circumstance rJudge Wakeley will render his decision this morning at the opening of court in the celebrated Robinson-Jones land case. WHAT WILLIAM WAXTS, William Steinhaus alleges that D, C. Dun- bur has broken faith with him in conducting « establishment, and ho ye dissolve the ) cts that he may be r ary due and other expense amounting 1o ove Co A SUIT ON A LEASE, and others and dismisse The Great V suit against G, is duc them on the defendant, whereby a rendering with them by he was to occupy as nt that part of their plant, for whic s to pay $100 a_month for nine months. He has never building and they sue for the full amount of the lea A NEW BOND. The application of C. H, Smith, filed some days ago, that M P, Rounds be removed as administratrix of the estate of S, P, Rounds,and that he (Smith) bereleased as her bondsman, was withdrawn yesterday by Mr. Smith on the consideration of his release as her boudsman, This was consented to and new bond for 10,000 wi iven by Mrs, Rounds, with Cadet Taylor as securi SUIT AGAINST C. E. MAYNE. Jonason yesterday brought suit 3. Muyne to recover $300 due on o Soren against C promissc IN ¥ In the attachment suit of And sinst Patterson et al, Judge terday rendered a verdict in favor of Patter son, A VERDICT FOR BELL, N SOCU! sterday Samue amounti SULD BY A BANK. Nutignui | Police Court. A IEAVY GRIND. * said his honor yeste otly splendid. Set the turnstile in motion,” and it was set. About fifty woe- » looking characters filed in and took " said the court. ‘‘Here, re charged with said John, */ \e court. “Yes, sir, p out and get at it.” alled his honor, and You were drunk,” suid replied John, (=] ‘Do you d«- any work " “Yes, sir, sher- ouped No. 2. +Well, sign the plédge and go huuu " and John retired, Jn Doe N 3.1 HHere, sir, .uwn.lml the culprit “Drunk “Work sir. sir.! Dis lmw'd “gkip | Yo, James Hill, John Smith, Char! Joun Barton, John Walsh, K. Lowen, Deaver, Charles Warner, drunk; Mike Hogau and John O'Leary, dis: lurhwvlll peace; Pete Miller, Thomas Sul- ilsworth, Henry Kretzer, George nn \nymm Icris_Misner, Joscph K. s, J. C. Robinson, Dan Kelly, K. Kop- us Petersen, Jas. Tucker, John Ryan, May, Henry Zimmer, Jas. Chas. Dewett, Nick Brogan, Chius. Krutz ¢ . Devine, John' Morrissey, var “Yes, E C. Corner, vagrant, one day rant, one day ; John Daly k Johuson, vag Norris, drunk, days: Wi, Cummings, vagraut, ten duys; John MeNulty, disturbing the pe: ud’ costs; . A,Eurty. McC va- grant, twelve das. -~ Dr. MeGrew. Rectal, urinary & priv- ate diseases only. Roowm Barker bl'k, S - Shetlind pony for sale by George A. Keeline, Council Bluffs, Two Young Men Burned Sunday at A Restanrant, A very panful accident occurred Sun- day at the Hub restaurant on Fourteenth street between Dodge and Capitol avenue, in which two young men were very severely burned. An attache of the place named Frank Cotton, in an attempt to make his grate fire burn more rapidly threw upon it some kerosene which he had pla in a basin. The oil burst into a flame_when it struck the coals and burned Cotton badly about the hands. He had not ~ emptied the basin, k Ty and opening a door on the side of the kitchen threw out the blazing pan. As it reached the ground the liquid was dashed upon David Mahoney, and instantly his clothes were in a blaze. Cotton aided, with his own burned hands, to extinguish the flames on Mahoney, but was not successful un- til the latter had been burned se- verely all over the face. Cotton is confined to loney is at Dr. McMenamy's medical in- stitute, where he is being cared for, He isa student at the Omaha Business college and takes his meals at the Hub. He rooms in 1416 Chicago and resides in Sabetha, Kan, He happened by accident to be near the door out of which the oil was thrown and was more severely injured than the man who threw it out. Stop at the Globe hote ve opened my Woodruff granite es and can fill all orders of almost y dimensions. Rock can be seen at stone yards of Wm. Tyler, Lincoln, Neb, THos PRICE. — TO SALT LAKE AND RETURN. The Union Pacific. “THE OVERLAND ROUTE,” Will sell tickets from all Kansas and Nebraska points for the special ex- cursion to Salt Lake Ci nd return, June 6th, at one fare for the round trip. Tickets going good five days, and re- turnming fifteen days, extreme limit thirty days. Stop-over privileges al- lowed within these limits, Parties de- sivous of visiting Garfield Beach, on reat Salt Lake, the famous watering place of the west, should improve the opportunity now offered. T e has been di- rected to a practice which is unjust to pur- chasers of cut feed. Tt 1 this feed is generally put up in sacks which originally contained and are now supposed to contain 100 pounds. They are bought with that understanding, and’ paid for accord- But it has been discovered that in nstances they weigh less.even than ninety pounds. They are prepared by mill- ihen “and sold to feed-men by the pound, but to consumers, ave disposed of us above indicated. A number of consumers have finally discovered the deceit, and the first to announce it was some of the jobbers them- selves. It is evidently about time for the mill men to look out for themselves. Stop at the Globe hotel —-— When you come to On ilobe, the best located in town. on Doug ha stop at the Between 13th and 14th streets l(NlG)iTS OF PYTHIAS. Union Pacific, “THE OVERLAND ROUTE,” Will sell through tickets at one fare for round trip, from points in Nebraska and Kansas to parties desiring to attend he meeting of the Supreme Lodge, Knights of Pythias, to be held in Cin- innat io, June 12th to 16th inclu- sive. Tickets good going June Sth to 13th and returning June 13th to 19th in- clusive, with continuous age only in cach di OMr. and Mr city. ‘Mr. Howar( atly a mem beiof the defunct 2 W company. At an carly day Mr. Howard proposes to pre sentan opera, th cided upon later Union Pacific. “THE OVERLAND ROUTE,” ‘Will sell through tickets at rate of one are for the round trip, from points in Nebraska and Kansas, to parties desir- ing to attend the National Republican Conveuntion to be held in Chicago June 19th. Tickets good going June 16th to 19th, aand returning June 20th to 25th \clusive, with continuous passage only in each divection. Smoke denber ro and the best 5-cent ciga world, Meyer & Co., wholesale depot. J s i The gross earnings of the Chicago & North- western for the month of April show an in- crease of §11 O over those of the corres- ponding month last year. DEMOCRATS. Union Pacifie, “THE OVERLAND ROUTE,” Will sell through tickets to St. Louis, Mo., to varties desiring to attend the Nutional Dem ic Convention, to be held at that place, on June 5th, at one fare for the round trip, from points in Nebraska and Kans Tickets going good June 2nd to Hth, inclusive, und re- turning June 6th to 11th, inelusive.good for continuous passage only in cach di- rection. Building Permits, The following building permits were fs- sued yesterday by the superintendent of buildin, Eaward Welch, cottage, Thirty-first and Leavenworth ... 800 Western Casket Compatly, frame birn, e hand B 500 uel, cott enth and Man- 1,00 Allen, two-story gan and Military road , twwo story and bu school’ building, Ninth a Trame dwelling, Bourd of ment by Bancroft Bourd of cdiication, two-story and bise- ment brick school butlding, Twenty-fitth and Mason, 2. Olsen, one-story frame storé, eth and Martha - M. Seward, cottage, | Central 1,700 000 10,00 wen- . 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We will give writ urABioe L0 Quro any 696 0F Tarund Tour Manes And e would any, to thoso who have cploved o mot Skilled Physi 1ans. used cvery known remedy £ndhate not been cured tiat you are the subeo are logkipg for. Vou that bave boon b brated Hot Springs of Arkansas, and hav 1ope of recovery, wo Will Cure You ormake no charge, Qur remeds {8 unknown to any omain the worl outslas Of our compang, and i the only remeds in the world that will cure you. We will cure the most obstinate caso fn less ih month, Keven days in recen: cases does the work. It 18 the old nic, deep-seated cares that wo soilcit. W havo bured bundreds who have beon absndones Dy Fhysicians and bronounted tacurase: aa We Challenge the World o hfi"fd’h‘ ncase that we cannot cure in less than 01 08, thg history of medicing, s Trus Snegiio for philitic Eruptions, Ulcers, &6ro Mouth, &o., has 0 Bought 10F bat Hever Toand hath Our Magic Remedy ae discovored. and wo are Justifledin saring it stho only remedy n'the world tat will positively cure, bachuse thd Iatest medical works, published by the best kuown nutliorities, say there 'was nover o truo spocitic hefore. Our reme fostadi 5 d by Celobratea Physiolans. Tt HAS N5 TO CURE, waste' your time and money with patent medicines that never had virtue, or dpctor Wwith physicians that cannot cure you. You that have tried everyhing elao should come:td us now and ke r can get it elsowhere, "in' the ‘ond ‘you must fake out recover. ‘And you that have been Mt tme ‘ahowia’ by all means oome get help und think tuey are {ree 70, bt in ono, two OF three years after, ible form. aing through the mer- are fully 3 w 6 'repeat tREH NEVL Tetters sacrodly confidentin THE COOK REMEDY CO., Omaha, Neb. Rooms 10 and 11, U.:S, National Bank, 12th and Farnam Sts. Cailers take elevator on Farnam Street; to second floar. Room 11 for ladies only SOME DOCTORS honestly admit that they can’t cure Rhbeumatiem and Neuralgia, Others y the u but—don’t. — Ath-l s nothing but sceret of its have proved it to be a quick, mfe sure cure. ., Sept In my ows famy At ‘xm..» 8 8 lant resort, th use | |m\\n o by diffint b 1 m|m.,,|mn R ot gerala o e op ot B, S et G Tor Mri. LOCisE Cuterny. 1 for the beautiful cotored ple- ture, ** Moorish Maiden.” THE ATHLOPHOROS CO. 112 Wall St. N.Y. Will be attended by great danger to body and limb, but hundreds of leading players say they find THAT GAME OF | BASEBALL; AT THE PARK T0-DAY by using BENsoN forsuch troubles than il Temedy Known o the Al athletes as well the ordinary avoca unite with bhaseball tifying to the value its’ popularity many jstitutions are offer- should always ask for L , firmly refusing all other plasters. State Line. To Glasgow, Belfast, Dublin and Liverpool From New York Every Thursday, Cabin passage #35 and #0, according to location of state room, Excursion #65,to 830, Steerage to and from Europe at Lowest rates Gen'l Agents, 63 Broadway, New York. JOHN BL V'l Western Agent, 164 Randolph 8t., Chicago. HARRY E. MOORES, Agen Reduced Cabin Rates to Glasgow Exhi- hll\ull " wurah Orchard WATER. e Dyapuplia. Siek-Headache, Comstipation, BOLD BY ALL DNUGGISTS. PAMPHLET BY MAIL FREE. Crab Orchard Water Co, Louisville, Ky, SUGDESS IN SPEGULATIDN. \V \\OI(I\ The most pub- the purch fELOCKS, Ot acixloma of & egurding stock saleh, brokers and bucket ..hn];. manipu- lation of the stock murket, ¢ nic, e How, wh and what to purchase and sell, Bend'postpiid on receipt of flc., by the STANDARD PUGLISHING CO., Albany, “Certificate of Publication, OFFICE OF AUDITOR OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS, | BTATE OF D LINCOLN, Febrnary 1st, 1885, | tifled thut the Conecti ut Mu- Lompany. of Hartford, in ticut, h 1t 18 hereby ¢ tual Life 1 the stat "above uditor P. A 1 istrict’ Buperintendent Des Moiues, lowa "DREXEL & MAUL, (Buccessors to John G, Jacobs.) Undertakers & Embalmers At the old stand, W07 Farnam 8t. Orders by solegrapn splicliod wnd prowpily ateided Leleplione 10.No, 2%, A BABCOCK, 1K UNUSUAL OFFERINGS. 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. anywhere for less than $18, Other houses wait until the season is over, You can not match them We to cut prices. Want o Sern 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. mention particularly 2 lots other a fine dark grey Pincheck Cassimere of Boy's An abgolute cut in price We knee pants Suits; one a fancy striped Cheviot, the Suit, both strictly 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 hav 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, entlrcly separate from Men’s clething; 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 87.75. equal to any $12. Suit offered by any other house. One Price Only. No Deviation. We guarantee them to be in every respect - Nebraska Glothing Company Corner I4th and Douglas Streets. Omaha. MEDICAL fl SURGIEAL INSTITUTE, N. w. Cor. i3th flb Dodse Sla. Glronic !flsllfl SUI‘EIEHI Diseases APPLIANCES FOR nEronmnzs AND TRUESES. Best facilitics, apparatus and remedies for suc cessful treatment of every form of discase requ ing Medical or Surgical Treatment. FIFTY ROOMS FOR PATIENTS. Board and attendance; best hospital accomm dations in the west. WRITE_FOR CIKCULARS on Deformities a: Braces, Trusses, Club Feet, Curvature of the Spine, Piles, Tumors, Cencer, Catarrh, Bronchil Inhalation, ney, Bladder Surgical Operations. Diseases of Women a Speolzal.y. Book 0N DIsEAGES OF WOMEN Fryx. ONLY RELIABLE MEDIOAL INSTITUL. MAKING A EPECIALTY OF PRIVATE DISEASES All Blood Diseases snccessfully treated ilitic Poison removed from mercury. Vital Pow treated 4 nications c sent by mail or express nmiarks to indicate contents’ or s sonal interview preferred. Cal send history of your case, and we will send § vlain wrapper, our BOOK TO MEN, FREE; Upon Private, Special or Nervous Diseases, Ir ‘vtency, Syphilis, Gleet and Varicocele, wit friestion list. Address Omaha Medical and Surgical Institute, DR. McMENAMY, Cor. 13th and Dodge Sts., - JWAHA. NEG. HAVE YOU SEEN THEM? Will buy one of our nobby Spring Suits in Worsted, fine Cassi Scoteh , Skin a v correspond nfidential. cannot appr discerning. oods ¢ adver- § seuson, all of them 1ot stend the t of close in- our customers to and thus satisfy quality and our hu( lspection. fix examine our stock, themselves of its |veracity, UNION PACIFIC ‘The Overland Route.” service, that berths can now be reserved unon application by any ticket agentto M cvy, Passenger Agent, Council Blufls The reservations when made are turned overto the train conductors taking out such cars, sothat pas cure berths ordered, the s't (l‘\]\ll\ NEB. JOSEPH GILLOTTS STEEL PENS GOLD MEDAL S EXPOSITION 1818, Nos. 308-404-170-604. THE MOST PERFECT OF PENS. Gentlemon’s Belt with Blectric DR. HORNE'S Electro-Magnetic Belts ! The Grandest Triumph of Electric Science— Selentifle Scienlifically Made and Pruch-n“y Applied. E“"“'m, DISBASES CURED WITHOUT HEDICINES. 'f IT WILL CURE YOU L "-.;;;".;.;r::a.'::ra'::e. s Mok Belatic i, ctc., then HDIIIALS il 1A J. Houg hicago; m.f:m” Ok 6. W Bollue, LT B L /.Nmu u\|\vl eityw - D, NeMichael, M. D, Buila.o. N. wire; ing all norvousnioss eats el recoimizod REFERENCES —Any bank, commercial ' Ohicago. t# Bond siaunp for 1 OIAINE, Laveato s i ] WHEN ALL ELSE FAILS. A. Gregory, commiselon merchant ook ¥ at Sin i Sormontow At igie Robt. Hall, al i Ilr. HOIIHE‘S 'ELEGTRO MAGNETIC BELT e T A oo may 6o veo Contintious currant; conveys cloctriclty tErough tho hody on tho nos w‘nurnnnu a o umlnlmln rurn»m ot nlN“ rldl’) (10 or 12 hours out of #4) thro Sifately, and producim vlor, strongih onarcy and Fealth when alfothor troataent v n indoraed by thousands whom it RyneT, Discoser, Horpld' Zpala.. Constipitons Bryaip e Az, Dlabeies, Hydro LR B 1| B. Sampa un‘-m up“fih‘dwhllnhflll v r erm ‘East 9th Btrect Hation cf o 16 Forbos-—the Do, m: now eiroulation o iffo Forvon-the bloo o i atlod. The merite of wis séion: ™ wholotads Hione o Chiougo; wholowslo druggiste, o Tiustratcd pamph Afenutacturor, 101 Wabash Avenue Ohicago. RupTuRe 2% oA, HORKE'S FLECTROMASKETIC BELT.TRUSS, LAWRENCE, OSTROM & CO., LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY. FAMOUS? BELLE o= BOURBON For Medicinal ABSCLUTELY PURE Is Death to, MALARIA, CHILLS AND FEVER, TYPHOID FEVER, BOWEL TROUBLES, LOSS OF APPETITE, INDIGESTION, DYSPEPSIA. Sold Onty In Bottles. For Sale by 10 YEAR OLD WHISKEY and Family Use. NO FUSEL OIL! Sure Cure for CONSUMPTION, BLOOD POISONING, SLEEPLESSNESS OR INSOMNIA, NON-ASSIMILATION OF FO0D. PRICE, $1.25 For Quart Bottle, For Sale by Grovers ard Wine Merchants Everywhere, IN PRODUCING OUR o \N o WT“U :SED LY THE THE GREAT This 1s to certify that I havo examined tho sample of BE perfectly freo from Fu Lawrenco, Ostrom & Co., and found the same to be substances and striztly pure, 1 chieertully recom GLADSTONE BROS, & ¢ 0., Agents for O “BELLE _0F-BQURBON" E FLINTY OR nommv PART OF EiNa IT oF USELOIL EFORE I7 IS DI s APPETIZER. F BOURBON WHISKEY received from 1 01l and ull other delcteriout same for family a 1 ha, Neb, CHICHESTER'S ENGLISHADIAMOND BRAN D ENNYROYAL SAFEALWAYS RELIABLE. TO LADIES INDISPENSABLE.SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS ASK FOR RA!ID(KILN[“[I’S[NHM AND TAKE NO OTHER SEE 16 NATURE CNICHESTER CHEMICAL C0 SULL PAGF WADISON S0 PHEA WEsT's Nenve AND Aty Tapss: lnn., t , Dizzi- Neuralgia, lon, caused by the baceo, \~ wkeful ning of the Brain ading to . lr ature Ol Age, K Loss of i either sex. Involy es and ' by over-exertion of the or over-indulgence. b Lox contains one month's treatinent. #1.00 a Lox, or six boxes for #.00, sent by mail prepaid on re- ceipt of price. WE GUARANTEE SBIX BOXES To cure any case. With each order recelved by us for six boxes, accompanied with .00, we will send the purcha r written guarantee to refund the mouey if the trestuent does not effect & cure. Guarantees lssued only by C. F. GOODMAN. um;um Bole Agent, U0 Farnam Strost, Omabic Nob. docay and | i G e Mufl THE ORIGIN AL THE ONLY BEWARE OF WORTHLESS IMI s ASK DRUGGIST FOR (JICHESTER'S ENGLISH DIAMOND BRA NDTAKENO OTHER. OR INCLOSE 4% STAMPS) DIAMOND B! LARS ON EVI ¢ o A 0 £0 WRITTEN TESTIMONIALS AND OVER Fiol LADI ES who HA Il: unn .0 ODumlsmu EAGLISH.QIAMOND BRAND PENNY OYAL FILLS WITH SUSCESS. I{Union Pacific “The Overland iRe Unti) July 1, 188, tickets sold for these excurs ood ihirty duys for the round tri When purcha tckets will be e.” audcan ers are I good five F. L LOMAX At P &T. A OMAHA, NEB. Dig G hasglven univers sal satlsfaction 1n the cure of Gunorrhces sod t. I prescribe itand el sate lu recommends lug it 10 a1l sufferers. A, J. STONER, l.h Decatur, PRICE, $1.00, Sold by eruuu. ’WEAK ME" Oures in LV Rlia a fuu porticulare for oo cure, free G FOWLER, Moodus, Genny | .