Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 2, 1888, Page 8

THE ' CITY. The internal revenue collections yes- terday amounted to $18,940.38, Fanning & Slavin’s bill for street eweeping for May was $1,959.14 John Robinson, colored, paid Judge Berka $12.50 for the pleasure of beating Mrs. Robinson yesterday. Peter Doly, & young ploy of th & M. through carelessness on the part of the company, was this morning paid 81,500 in cash and promised a life situation on the rond. The company will also pur- chase him an artificial leg. John H. Sinsel had a ce, but they parted sdnesday, Wallace left room, at 606 north Sixteenth stre without saying goodbye, and took a re volver and a blue Chinchilla overcoat belonging to his mate. Daylight robberies a becoming y popular among the wielders of the jimmy, and promise soon to supplant the more cowardly nocturnal visits of the burglar, The latest recorded of J. Simonson's r street, at nigh noon, in which wh, a valuable revolver, and a quantity of clothes w ken. Simor son noticed the man leaving the house with his plunder, and went to his room to ascertain if he was the loser by tl vigit. He learned that he was, but the thief had gotten too far away to be found when Simonson returned from his room to follow him. man in the em- mate com- th room Personal Paragraphs. M. E. Erwin, of Dubuque, Ia. is at the Paxton. J. H. Skelley, of Lincoln, Neb., is at the Paxton. A, R. N. Ansen, o Auburn, Neb., Millard. P. A. Donnell, Windsor. E, L. Reed, of Weeping Water, Neb., the Paxton. W. E. Swentzel, of Sioux City, Ta., is at the Paxton. Louis Burke, of North Platte, the Millard. Charles E. Magoon, of Lincoln, Neb., is at the Millard. W. M. Robertson, of Madison, Neb., is at the Millard. J. C. Logue, of Central City,-Neb., is at the Windso Thomas B, Tutdlo Mo, are at the Mi Henry Fuhrman and wife, of Fremont, Neb., are at the Paxton. A. J. Gallentine and Neb., are at the Paxton. Ashby and Mrs. Mayne, of ., are at the Paxton. E. Stoncbarren, agent of Sell's Brothers shows, is at the Windsor. Messrs. S, B. Chapman and W. J. Pollard, of Aurora, Neb,, are at the \\llll‘\l”- A Horse Thief Gets in His Work., Somo horse thief entered the barn of W. Rawitzer, Thirticth and Gold strects, at an carly hour Thursday morning and stole a gray pony. No trace whatever of the thicf has been found, but the police are working on the case. is at the of Lincoln, Neb,, is at the is ut Neb, is at and wife, of Carthage, . wife, of Kearney, His Room-Mate Has Left. It has cost Adolph Cartson just $24 to get acquuinted with Emil Olson, a fellow he lately picked up to room with him. Carlson says that on last Satur he placed & cash in his satchel in the presence of Ol He left the room, and returneda few hour later to find both Olson and his money m ing. He has waited patiently for Wi ward chum’s return, but as he has failed to put in an appearance he had the matter placed in the hands of the police, Republican Primaries. Little interest was taken in the primarics - held yesterday to_ select delegates to the re- . publican couvention to day, which will nomi- nate candidates for the board of cducation. Inmost of the wards there was but one ticket, and the vote was very light. Strict partisans and men with axes to grind were the principal enthusiasts and did most of the voting. Most of the delegates are unpledged as to their choice for candidates A Burglar in Hock. To Detective Ormsby was d investigation of the b Richter's house last Frida, thought he now has the culy who proves to be ‘mru. cated the of Emma a it is it in custody, John Evans, found in prostitute named She told the officer that by John Evans, and he was brought ' to the police station and identified him as the man who presented her with the stolen goods, Prospects for a Watch Facto, Ses ry Nattinger, of the boart of tr received a communication Tey from the scerctary of the N York Stand- ard Watch company, asking what induce- ments the board of trade would give them to locate at this point. The company desire that Ou apital establish the plant, and insist 1 the location of the factory. The letter was turned over to the manufacturers' com- mittee of the b 1 of trade for fur- ther consideration, days thei Commen & to Build, The well-known property of General Myers, on the northeast corner of Sixteenth and Davenport streets, is now beiug utilized for the erection of a lot of stoves and flats, which shall be three stories, of brick, 132x66 feet, to cost §4,500. The design has been planned and the work superintended by Henry Voss, as have also a fi tory addi- the (00s hotel, 40x00 fect, on Jackson uth, to cost §12,000, itiful structure for C) harley Me 90 foet, throe storios in. hoight, at orner of \'1",:mm avenue and Harney street, Fngstrom Vindicated, The trial of C. F. Engstrom before the po. lice judge Thursday afternoon on the charge of obtaining money under false p from a talor named Helin, resulted in an ac- quittal and complete exoncration. The evi dence in the case was identical with the his- tory of the case published in the Bie a few days ago and showed very plainly that the prosccution had been prompted 1o cowmence the case through . chagrin at not getting the best of the bar- gain in the lund trade. A large number of gstrom’s frionds were present at the trinl and watched it with the careful atten tion. The verdict of the judge met with their hearty approval and Engstrom was ten- dered a perfect ovation upon leaving the court room. otprints of Irishnen. The friends of Rev. Dr. MeDonald, whose number is logion, are vezretfully aware that he is soon to leave Omaha. Desiring to hear him once more, ana to the best advantage, they bave iuvited him to deler alecture, will be given on Sunday evening, at § o'clock, June 17, at Boyd's op The titlo of the lecture will be of Irishmen on the Continent Europe,” From the fact that he has travcled over the entive extent of Luropean countries and sojouwrned in mauy places therein as a pilgrim and sty search of religious and histor| yepertoire of information on wost ample and comprehensive. will be a rare intelle thore will be & grand entertainment to be available talent in Omah Stufling the Ballot Box. John Hines was & judge at the Third ward primary yesterday, or, at least, he wus until ho was arresied on the charge of violating the primary law b destroying ballots. Toere wero two tickets in tué f headed by M. O. Maul aund th Julius 8. Cooley. Aumong the wor at the polls was O: H. nunmck.., who was iuter ested in the Mayl ticket. 1é noticed Hiues - up a ballot, supposed (o be for Maul, and t:;“ substitite. auotber, . Rothucker at hause otprints of subjec The lecture 1n addition cal and instrumental tributed by best who lost aleg | r by ¢ THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY, once swore out w warrant for Hines' arrest, and he was promptly put behind the bars Rothacker says the ticket in question w offcred_ by Robert Price, and thinks oth ke offenses may have been committed. other judge insista the ticket was offered by T. W. Fleming. The two voters were present at the time of the occurrenc Hines is a tough looking character. He is bullet-headed and blear-eyed. face had a thick subble of about a_week's growth and his dirty shirt was collarless. He had been drinking during the day and was surly and_quarrelsome. He refused to give h name at the central station and was ered as John Doe. ol S NO DEAD MAN THERE. The Wild Goose Chase Given Police and Reporters. “A man was just shot in room 19, Conti- nental block, was the sensational words that flitted ovi the the telephone wires about 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon, and were almost simultaneously received at the central police station, sherift 's office and the offices of the newspapers, Captain Green with a posse of men took the patrol wagon : the designated point, which is the eorner “ifteenth and Douglas strects, The police made a break for the third story, closely fol- Jowed by the newspaper men, and the appea ance of the oxcited delegation created con- sternation among the occupants of the floor. Room 19 looks out on Fifteenth street and is unoceupied. There were o ndications of shooting about, and the people on the floor when questioned stoutly denied that they had heard a shot or any disturbance of unusual moment, To satisfy himself Captain Green procured a step ladder and peeped over the transonis of several rooms on_ the fioor, but was unable to find “a man just shot.” While the police were busy investigating a messenger boy from the district telegraph rushed in to answer a call from room 19. There is a call box in the room, but who sent in the call it was impossible to find out, as no one could be found who would father it. After a careful search the police took their departure, strongly imbubed with the idea that some scalawag bent on mischief and fun had put up the job, Stop at the Globe hotel. 1 have opened my Woodruff granite quarries and can fill all orders of almost any dimensions. Rock can be seen at stone yards of Wm. Tyler, Lincoln, Neb. T1os PRICE. —e— TO SALT LAKE AND RETURN. The Union Pacific, “THE OVERLAND ROUTE,” 211 tickets from all Kansg ka points for the It Lake City return, June 6th, at one fare for the round trip. Tickets going good tllrum;: fiftcen d . Stop-over lowed within these limits, rties de- 8 isiting Garfiecld Beach, on sake, the famous watering ¢ ‘\'n[ the west, should improve the opportunity now offered. me limit leges al- Shetland pony for se by George A. Keeline, Council Bluffs | PAVING Property -l'l STREET. Owners Want Its Width Uniformly Eighty Feet First. The property owners of Bleventh street held a meeting last night at the pop factor of Pomy & Segelke to express their profer- ences as to the material to be used in pav between the viaduct and Williams street. ac Haskell was called to the chair and William Segelke acted as secretary Eleventh street is one hundr from the viaduct to Briggs st ot from Briges to Wil fment was developed for made of the uniform width st before any puving should be BLEVE A motion by John Coots was pa: the city couneil to appoint comm se the damages for condemning the ed land along the narrow part of the ot tho wido part of tho street ¢ the twenty foot strip of the hat is to be abandoned, und to lot : property owners kuow the cost of chang- ing thestreet, Counciln take th from the appra ¢ stated that it would to get a report He suggested that if the property owners would designate the paving material wanted the necessary ordi- nance could be put under way at once. The letting of the contract would be referred to the councilmen from the ward, who would hold it untal the width of-the street had been ar {. The vote on this question was ally unanimous for red Colorado sand- A petitition was then circulated g council to pe the street \\l(hllm\ mate Following is a list of the hl John I Coots, ) oodman, W ; 5 merman, John Doll, T, ma, Pelle, 4. Kounts, A, and Ko Megeath, P. C. Tler, Schau, with property’ ot 1,228 feet Ilunh DEMOCRA Union Pacific, “THE OVERLAND ROUTE,” Will scll through tickets to St. Louis, Mo., to parties de. ng to attend the Nutional Democratic Convention, to be 1d at that place, on June :'nh, at one ro for the round trip, from points in Nebraska and Kan "Tickats going good June 2nd to bth, inclusive, und re- turning June 6th to 11th, inclusive,good for continuous pussage only in LflLh di- rection, THE DIAMOY Another Tneft, Near Garnea ited to His Dexterity The house of C. K. Wilkins, at 1 avenue, was robbed on Decoration day in much the same manuer as the neighboring residence of Joscph Garneau was plundered the day following. A brotherof Mr. Wilkins was upon the porch watching for the return 5, when he heard the turned his head and saw a young fellow, who passed within thice D ROBBER. , Cred- 12 Capitol front door close. He foet of him and walked out of the yard, Mr, Wilkins attached no importance to the inci- dent, as there were young men rooming in the house, but he was ill looking and thought he would ca brothe attention to it, ing it was discovered that sowe one had ran. sacked the slecping rooms of the house and left thei m littered with clothing. The princi- b &old brooch, & rin h. The pockets in t OUNlg TN WOre. Tansackod.» bt nothing of From the description given by of the thief who stole her dia- Wilkins is confident that both s were committed by the same fel- monds robberie low. Drink Malto ul ~ml 1 founts l(l-;l'l'llhl(‘:\xs. Union Pacific. 1l OVERLAND ROUTE,” Will sell through tickets at rate of one lmo for the round trip, from points in Nebraska and Kansas, to parties de ing to attend the National Republic: Convention to be held in Chicago June 1oth, Tickets good going June 16th to 19th, aad veturning June 20th to 25th inclusive, with continuous passage only iu each direction, e lobe huh" e Recetal, urinary & Room 8, Burker Stop at the ew. -~ & Their Stock. %0, the hatters and ge uth Fifteentl street, who w me duys ago, yes wortgage ou - theix st i 9420, to Price, Shei= man & Co., of Philadelpliia severel other. minor creditors td segure claiws held %ulubt‘ the suerif thew, TERRIFIC NAPTHA EXPLOSION The Tank at the Barb Wire Works Blown Up. WM. KELLY'S FRIGHTFUL DEATH. Blown Through the Side of the Build- ing and Horribly Mangled—James Christy Fatally Injured-Caused By Carelessness. A Horrible Accident, The peaceful denizens of North Omaha were startled shortly before 10 o'clock yesterday morning by a terrific explosion that led many 1o believe that a powder magazine had been blown into atoms. The noise of the explos: ion was also heard in nearly all parts of the city, and the fire alarm that was sounded shortly afterwards caused the intensest excitement to prevail as to the nature and lo- cation of the accident. It proved to be at the barb wire works on Fifteenth above Nicho- las street, and the report rapidly !hrl‘ml that two men had been killed. On arriving on the scene it was discovered that the building en closing a twenty-five barrel tank of pm‘nliuu had been torn to pieces, and the top and bottom of the tank were blown out in the cxrlnslml, while near by lay the torn and bleeding forms of William Kelley aud James Christy. The tank was found to be out of repair o few days ago and was leaking badly. Sullivan Bros.. plumbers and gas fitters, contracted to malke the necess repairs and delegated Kelly and Christy to do the work. They were busily engaged at it all day Thursday andresumed work again yesterday morning. There was very little oil in the tank as most of it had been removed, and only sufficient left to test whether the tank was ‘water tight or not. Yesterday morning just before the explosion Christy was on top of the tank, while Kelley was at the base of it, just inside the building. They had with them a small tinner's stovo for heating their tools, and some think that it was this that set fire to the gas arising from the volatile oil and caused the explosion. The more accepted theory, however, is that or.e of the boys commenced smoking, and dropping some fire from his pipe set fire to the oil. A number of graders were working near by and the first apprisal they received of the accident was the boards flying ubout them, accompanied with a deafening report, Christy, who was working on top of the lunk was blown through the roof to a_di: tay fifteen or twenty feet above the . receptacle and foll violently to the scanty remnants of the floor left. His left arm and leg were broken, his head was terri- bly bruised and cut, while his body and limbs were Iy burned. He has also sustained internal_injuries from which he cannot re- cover, Kelley, who was near the base of the tank, was blown through the side of the building and horribly mangled. His hand- some face was cut to pietes, the mouth being cut open half-way to the left ear and his lip slit trom the right nostril to the middle of his chee His hands, legs and body were torn and burnt in a terrible manner, while his clothes were literally torn from his body, the few ds left being on five. Itwas evident that could survive buta few minutes and was ied by the workmen into the ofiice in an unconscious condition where in about thirty minutes he breathed s last. Christy was taken to his home at 1234 North Eighteenth ot whe the best medical service was secured for him, but it is feared that nothing can be done to save him 100, has suf- fered internal injuries that will probably prove fatal. He is still conscious, but is ing the most excruciating agony. was a man of about thirty-two or thirty-three, was magniticently proportioned and in every w was asplendid specimen of physical manhood. He was also a good workmar. He was a single man, but has r' ives in the city named Begle L who will take charge of the funcra Christy is a_widower of about ll rty-five and has been boarding with his married sis- ter. Coroner Drexel held an inquest in the ernoon over the remains of Kelly, the jur, returning a verdict that the deccased came to his death from an explosion of naptha, and exonerating the barb wire company froi re- sponsibility. An Absolute Cure. The ORIGINAL ABIETINE OINTMENT is only put up in large two ounce tin boxes, and is an absolute eure for old sores, buras, wound: ped hao s, d all skin tions, Will positively cure all kinds of pil Ask for the ORIGINAL ABIETINE OI MENT. Sold by Goodman Drug Co. cents per box--by mail 30 cents. Stop at the Globe hotel. When you come to Om Globe, the best located in town. Between 15th anc on Douglas, ay hotel Hth streets Shoke ro and the e y world. Meyer & Co., wholesale depot. et Max THE OVERLAND ROUTE,” Will sell through tickets at one the round trip, from points in Nebraska and Kansas to parties desiring to attend the meeting of the Supreme Lodge, Knights of Pyth tobe held in Cin- cinnati, Ohio, June 12th to 16th inclu- sive, Tickets good going June Sth to 13th and returning June 13th to 19th in- clusive, with continuous passage only in each direction. T Commissioner Grifiitts Retires. Mr. Willism F. Griflitts severed his con- nection yesterday with the freight bureau of the board of trade as its commissioner, His retirement from that position is due to the fact that the freight burcau was not suf- ficiently sustained by the shippers of the city 1o justify the board in maintaining the office and_retaining as competent a mangas Mr. Griffitts init. The freight burcau will con- tiwue, but the ofiice of commissioner has been discontinued, s, A marvel of puri- ty, Strength and Wholesomeness. More ooobem ical thun the ordinury kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with “the miiltitude of low short welght alum or phosphate powders. only in cans. | Baking Powder Co, Wall street, . DREXEL & MAUL, (Successors to John G, Jacabs.) 1Undertakers & Embalmers At the ald stand, L1 Kamaw 8 Ordars by telegraph solicited aud prowptly’ atezde ey Telephone W0.X0. IP FOR PAIN. URES —— Rheumatiom, Neuralgly, Selatien, Lumbago, Hnckmche, Toothache, Sor Throat, Swellis, Sprains, Brulse t Burns, Scalds, Frost-bites Bold by Dragel Fhe Charles SURE GUR OR NO PAY. Our Magic Remedy WILL POSITIVELY CURE All Eyphilitio Disenses of recent or Jong standing, in from tea 10 fifteen divs. Wo will give written RUAIARLEEA to cure uny cune oF refund your money. And we would say to 1hose who have employed the Iclans, uscd every known remedy Jan} rouare the subje: od Deaters Evarswhers. Fift enty . Vogeler Co., Balto,, Md i for. You {hat have bo:n 10 Bratea 10t ¥prings of Arkansas, and have lost oyl liope of recovery, wo Will Gure You Of maXe no charge, Qur remeds is unknown to any. om2in the world outsiae of our company. and it 1s the only remedy in the world that will cure you, We will cure the most obstini nui one ho worl ated cases that we eoiicit. dreds who huve een abandoned D Physicians and Pronounto tavars o, and We Chalienge the World % s acaso that we cannot cure in loss than h n 1hd history of medicing, u True | Hpol‘"‘fl for Cruptions, Uleers, b, &c., has been sought for but never found Our Magic Remedy s dlscovered, and wo aro Juatifedin sayin tt1athe galy remcdy jntho world taat will positiv ue the latest med| ed by the i ey av fhere ‘i before. Our reinedy is ihe Ilm world that will cure when oversthing else has Al Vi3 boen 20 concadod by Turze numbor of 4 Physicians. 1T A8 NEVER' YET VAILFD waste' your Uino and money with that “never lnd virtue, or doctor . You'that have putent medicin with physicians thy tried evorything ou pever can get it elsewh: in the end you must tuke recover. Andyou that have been time ‘should by all means cowe ny got holp upd think they are freo . LUl In ono, to or Liree years atter, in & more horrib he wer- espons- i THE COOK REM.LDY C0., Omaha, Neb. Rooms 10, and 11, U. 8. Natioaal Dank, 12th and ke clevator on Farnam 5 Btreets to second for. 1oom 11 for ladies only. In offering to the public a remedy intended for the preservation of thehealth and happiness of every tamily throughout the land. 1t has been thoroughly tested by thousands of prominent phys cians who cheerfully testify to its efficacy 15,Colds, Hoarse- ness, Chest Pains Sciafica Backic! OF course ARTER, i e LR gredients for the prompt of aches and_pams of eve WE HAVE N0 APOLOGY | 10 MAKE ex u 1 Iy, eonvenient unid T biiying ask for BENSON'S and re- fuse all other plast She Tried and Knows. A leading ehemist of New York say ers of such merit as T2 Ath-do-pho-ros I sters haveever before been produce a novelty because they are not ¥ simply o sell cheap, they are the best hat science, skill and money duce, and will_do wha 1 for' them. For sprains, weakness, lameness, cte., unequaled. 404 Pullon St Sanducks, 0, N clain aches, Ly Painiul s, bt it dros ot p allnow. Nk, WiLLL 83~ Send 6 conts for the benntiful colorcd pies ture, * Moorish Maiden THE ATHLOPHORGS CO. 112 Wall St. N Y. WILBUR'S " A Easily digested; of the finest flavor. A boarty beverage for o strong fe: 0 deilcate rink for the sel v ested; nutritious; palatabl od in purity; no unpleasant o Requires no boiling. Marion Harland, Christine Terhune Herrick, Dean A. R. Thomas, M. D.. OF 211 s powedapa tha itin tayor, purity and ANTI-DYSPEPTIC Sold by Grocers, Sample mailed for 10 stamps. H. 0. WILBUR & SONS, PHILADELPHIA. PA. UNION PAGIFIC ¢ Overland Route,” The Sportsmen’s, Tourists' Secker:' Line, Send for the Neat Little Sketch Book. “GUN CLUB RU R 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 applicati J. 8. THBBE Genl P and Pleasure 2 and FERRY COLLE will be held June 2. a (111.), Peoria, Milwaukee, La . Marquete, Indianapolis, Dubuque. ity, Omuha, and Den . By ‘exwminition papers sent on F qotidls, nddress 4 V. C. ROBEKTS, Lake Forest, 1l HOSE POLVTEOHNIC INSTITUTE ‘l' RE HAUT E, IND:A SCHEBL 0F EMGINEER) ppcd 3 are invaluable waste-repairing in, Dinbctes, Debility & Chile No bran; maluly free from starch. uses\gotling equals our HEALTH end 1 circular offering 4 Ibs. free. FARWELL & REINES, Props, Watertows,N.¥ Sold by Little & Williains, Omaha., $100 fo $300 ho can fur A MONTH coni be Aps for us helr own Bor Spure made work bale time to ¢ business. profftubty (_mp!u) £d Biso. ‘ \ B JOUNS0N & ( mnn .. Mogiion ths i Mo nosen A tow “vacatie A Aduis 5Ly ity JUNE 2, 1888 STYLES AND ECONOMY. If you have not yet bought your Summer Suit you are the gainer. Competition and bad weather have lowered the price of {he finest goods and even the most ec onomically inclined if he knows where to buy,can dress well and not go beyond the amount he feels * he can afford to spend. We have made a deep cut in prices and you now have a chance of buying the finest Suits in our stock at one-third less than early in the season. reduction from honest prices, and every visitor will find it so. the Suits that are marked down and can not enumerate all the bargs It is a genuine and severe ‘We cannot mention all ns we are offering. You couldn’t tell by seeing Suits advertised at so and go much whether they are cheap or not. The only way is to investigate. See the Suits in onr window. Come in and e.amine them; they speak for themselves better than any advertisement can do. LIGHT SUMMER CLOTHING. Our stock of these goods is the largest ever shown, comprising a full line of Coats and Vests of Pongee Silks ir, French and Domestic Flannels and See s that no other house can duplicate. ke pri like it wase as good_as any $5.00 garment. No cheap tra “ Vest. that Coat an Summer Neckwear is almost given away. ver seen. d Ve for le suckers, Our 95¢ Flannel Coats and Vests are having a big run, They are in several beautiful patterns; well made and fit ele We also show a splendid line of Seersuckers at the same pric but gcol goods, which will keep color and are honestl line of Summcr Clothing is (huhno, genuine Mohair Coat and Vest we aro offering at §2.50, b any where el e are forcing the sale of these goods this B“fi%‘ th iy ntly. They look and will weal 95¢ for Coab Another big bargain in the You could not bi made. than £4.00, and we doubt if you can get it for that. Those of our old customers who remember the sensation we caused last year with our 25¢ a dozen Scarfs, will be pleased to hear that we have them again this season; larger shapes and finer patterns. To new customers we will say that they are just such Scarfs as every store gells for no less than 10c or 15¢ a piece ‘We sell you a whole dozen for 25c. One Price Only. No Deviation. Nebraska Clothing Company Corner 14th and Douglas Streets. Omaha. KINGSFORD’S OSWEGD STARGH! ‘w‘@@i‘l@* e I ICE!, nfermented intoxicating a charm in all thea and Dysentery and all stomach and howel troubles. and not Acts like es of Diar- Grateful alike to women, chil- dren and convalescent a delicious flavor to ic lemonade or soda-water. Tmported Mr Cin the follow priee ¢ HALOV ncinnati, O, and renr, Frerener & Co. For sale by bottled by Gives e-water, e, il all wholesnle lers and wine mer- B ol s for porson GOLD MEDAL, PARIS, 1878, BAKER’S Breakfast Gocoa. ated absolutely pure 1 which the Cocoa, fr Oil hias been ren with eal, cost ngthening, ¢ Sold by Groce usily digested, heatth, ers everywhere, V. BAI(ER & 00, Dorchester, Mass. 58 ot . Tthas three times tke strength of Cocon reh, Arrowroot or Sugar, and s therefore far more economi- ing less than one cent a 1t s delicions, nourishing, nd r fnvalids as cd Bohanon Carriage Co., Send for Catalog THE BOHAKON SULKY! BEST MADE. Perfect Riding Buggics. Breaking Carts. Fine Re pairing, Reasonable Prices. 61163 Ogden Are., CHIZACO. Ncbmskn National Bank, _U. 5, DEFOSITORY, OMAHA, NEB, W.V. ) HW. YATES; A, Banking Ofiice E. TOUZALIN THE IRON BANK 12th and Farna Corner A General Ba anking Busines BOND few. towns and W 5o Corre »,n ! .I's.é., AS850° SL ater Companics, ence solicited. WANTED, Tssued by Counties,Cits , ete. ARRIS & co. BANKERS, plaraorn 86 BSETSN SteckPiano Hemarkable for powerful sympa- | WODDBRIDEE BRUS DRINK T "our Buy per from 1L LRy feTe Bool a m’l Mzod 1 .‘Ju " 5 110" Dl of veri R lu bllllllm fi FUTLE fas a Golors. Price of YON & HEALY. alg & Uonm ..n "0"5 A'RD Plln A ' Vit STAN ol ‘romks and & solected v 1] iuumuuj ¢+ Bubisher §18, CNICHE; | “Pure, FOR THE LAUNDRY. Only one dozen to a customer at a time. Sitver Gloss 2 (Gorn Starch, FOR THE TABLE. THE VERY PERFECTION OF QUALITY. CHIGHESTERS ENGLISH DIAMO N D B RAN D SAF E.ALWAYS RELIABLE. TO LADIES" INDISPENSABLE.SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS ASKFOR DIAM K0 OTHER SEE SIG i CHENIEALCO BOLE PROF MADISCN S2PHILA, PA ICHESTER'S ENGLISH AN D.TAKE NO OTHER. sTaNe) 2P Rz oM EVERY 80 ey nuumfi“s NCHEaTn L ¢ swvlnunnn EVERY ok UNSOLICITED WRITTEN TESTIMONIALS AND OVER TROM LADI ES WHO HAVE USED 5.0 00T ECLISH.OIAMOND BRAND PENKYROYAL PILLS WITH SUCELSs, The 1eading Corsets of Eur- ope and America. W Over 2,000,0000 sold last year in thiscoun- tryalone, Theras, sons are: they are tho best fitting, most com- fortable, Avold worthleaalm]huouu. Coraline 18 used in no Corsets except those made by us. None are genuine unless Dr. WARNER’'S CORALINE isprint- ed on inside of steel cover, For sale by all leading merchants. WARNER BROS., ™ & iexes.™; k. J. A. MINER, Managor. A 0 fom Folle, el Vitallty o nied t'o. incapaely .m) Iur it Musty Dut pesfect resi [MANLY IGOR CIVEA Tu very (-‘\.‘“ New he Tribune & ¥ 4 Hopia0a" of Juner xn::n medieal | fr ¥ A or 1a Person with our Reor SV‘I.ENDID ILLUSTRATED MEDICAL WORK FREE, EE CONSULTATION Feom VUITH Mol Tin (947D OF @& PhVAict CAL el {7 VARICOCELE RADIGALLY :ulw vmmwv oPuMlnl.a CIVIA M L AGE ! ‘FJ;‘..,.‘ A080 New vor ¢ | JOSEPHGILLOTTS STEEL PENS GOLD MEDAL PARIS EXPOSITION 1 Nos, 303-404—170-604, THE MOST PERFECT OF PENS WEAK E“ partieqiars 0F Loiae. ¢ sulferinge frea the ef i IR ALB0: BT PIOF- F. 0. FOWLER, Moodus, Ceans | HAVE YUU SEEN THEM? Will buy our nobby Spring Suits in Wor fine Cassime teh Cheviots, “inall the populgf colors and stylés. Real hargains that 1 to be appree inted by the ning. We wware that IN- EXPENSIVE ;.?mdu are largely adver- tised nu-rwuwll. but all of th cannot @tcst of close lspection. We ask our custom lexamine our stovk, and thus satisfly themselves of its quality and our veracity one_of N.W. Cor. l!lh L Dodse 8ta. APruAuc!s ton ozmnmn!; AND TRUESE! Best facilitics, apparatus and remedies for sues cessful treatment of every form of disease requisd ing Medical or Surgical Treatment FIFTY ROOMS FOR PATIENTS. Board and attendauce; best hospital accomman dations in the west. WRITE_FOR Cikcurams on Deformities an Trusses, Club Feet, Curvature of it n&' Dloouau of Women a 8peoclalty, | BooK OX Dissats 0 WOMEN FRER. ONLY RELIABLE MEDIOAL INSTITUTN MAKING & EFECIALTY OF PRIVATE DISEASES All Blood Diseases successfully treated, § ilitic Poison removed from #ystem wil mercury. New restorative treatment for le Vital Power. Peisous unable (o visit us may be trented at home by correspondence. All commu~ mications confidential. edicines or iustruments st by mnail or express, securely packed, uo 1arks (o indicate contents' or gender. One Pere interview preferied. Call aud consult us ax nd history of your case, and we will sesd in Vlain wrapper, our BOOK TO MEN, FREE Upon Private, Special or Nervous Diseases, Ims teacy, Syphilis, Gieet and Varicocele, with L.mmn.n Address Piles, Tumors, K r, 8Ly and Bl Uniaha Medical and Surgical Institute, of w12 o e w8,