Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 12, 1888, Page 5

TRYING 70 PATCH UP PEACE, The Burlington People in a OConeil- fatory Mood. WILLING TOMAKE CONCESSIONS. A Suspecred Mlinols Wife Poisoner Arrested-—~A New Corporation— Vlosing Exercises at the Btate University. 1020 P Sanexr, Lixcory, June 11, The Burlington road is evidently trying to pateh a piece with the Lincoln wholesalers, and with that end in view President Porkins was n the city Saturday last in consultation with some of them. - After the jobbers havo wadea long fight in which the business people of the city have lent more than willing assistance, the road evidently proposes a compromise in which it will give concessions to some and rob others to make up for it, and then demand a cessation of hostilities. The principal part of the membershiv of the board of trade is not made vp of men who for personal concessious would surrender the fight ontire and leave others to remain with out relief at their expense, consequently it is safe to say that the fight is not off and will not be, and that the schemes of Mr. Perkins 10 placate two or three wholesalers at the ex- pense of the remainder of the city will not be tolerated. If the road has opened its oyes to the injustice it has done this place and tho citizensof the entire state as well, the board of trade will thankfully receive the portion of the just dues the road may give and con- tinuc at work to get justice for all in other things as well as the few whom the road soem desirous to placate. The effort of the road to got the fight on rates declared off will not succeed and the per- sonal solicitations of John R. Clark, at all times a backer and tool of the Bur- lington road, to have the people of Lincoln lie down and surrender will not be agreed to. There is alre: a dawn of emancipa- tion for Lincoln from the long ownership and dictation of the Burlington, and it is moviug hand in hand with a dawn for tho entirg state from the outrageous charges and discriminations that have existed for years. In the light of these events the embers of the board of trade who have fought the fight will not again subject themselves to the care and custody of railroads even under the specious pleas ad- vanced'that no new ruudl will be ovuilt if they do not. Lincoln has grown to a city and it will not again retrograde to a de- pendency on the charities of the Burlington road. It has been known for some time that the roads were preparing reductions in tariffs that they would put in force prior to this state convention to allay agitation and allow the roads to again control enough of the state officers and board of transporta- tionto keep the present rich fields of the state paying tribute to the roads and tho dividends on watered stock. Such schemes o cover the real issues are known, however, and the public is forewarned in time to be forearmed. LixcoLx Boneau or Tne Omana Bee, } Sherift Gri the city to-day, coming from his home Tecumseh, with a man named Samuel Goodrich whom he turned over to_the sheriff of Henry county, Tllineis. Goodrich is wanted in 1llinois to answer to the charge of attempting to poison his wife. About two weeks ago there was g‘.wlu iiy's purting betweon Goodrich and is wife, the latter remaining on her f Genasco, T, and Goodrich lea s unknown. The day following eparture the family used sugar from the family sugar bowl and almost immediately were taken violently ill. Prompt measures taken early saved their lives, and the sus- pected sugar was subjected to an examina- tion which disclosed some ten grains of strychuine in it. Suspicion was at once placed upon Goodrich as the placed the poison there beforo leaving, and s ho had relatives at Tecumseh the sheriff to arrest him if found refore made the se found his man, A ror £0 ago Goodrich and his wife lived at Tecumseh and all was not harmonious at that time. Good claims that instead of his trying to take his wife's life that Tis life was’ in danger from her, and gives that as I||~xu,nsu|| for leaving his home for good ase will probably be of more th \ls\ml mlc est. ARTICLES OF INCORPOBRATION. The Holdrege Manufacturing company filed its articles with the secretary of stato to-da; The object of the company is to enter upon the manufacture of windmilis, harrows, cultivators, plows and other farm machinery, wagons and buggies, and also to do a general foundry and casting business. The capital stock is $75,000, in shares of §100 shares each, the corporation to commence business on the Oth day of June, 1855, and to continue until June 9, 1003, the indebtedness limited to two-thirds the capital stock of the company. The following are the muumx ators: John A. Hendricks, Henry H. Yorty, Daniel 1. Whitgomb, Lafayette Uuntn and Robert Rega his, UNIVERSITY WOKK, osing exercises at the state univer. tho attractions this week and are attended by students and frionds of the institution. The chancellor deliverad the riato address at the opera houso Sunday evening, a large and cultured audi belng in attendance, who listened to a uble address upon the subjeet, ““The ’;lmru of Religion in Public Kdu lo-day is the military day at the 2ud the contests for prizes are bein tn both the infantry and artillery deps ;) ments, the whole closing with a final purade. The closing excreises—the gradua tion exercises—will be held Thursday morn ing, and the chancellor’s levee on the same eyening. CITY BRIEFS, Sherift J. B. Doan, of Logan county, was in the v to-day bringing to the. state peni- tentiary James Reynolds, who has been sen tencod for two years for assault with intent to commit rape. "The board of trade freight bureau held an fnteresting meeting at the board of trade yooms Saturday evening tha Jargely attonded and given ever to the dis. ©ussion of rates relative to the visit of Pres- ident Perkins. In the district court to-day tho first crim inal trial of the term was commenced, the ©uso being that of the state against Sheridan, charging un assault. Sheridan was one of the scab switchmon omployod here who kuocked down one of thestrikers. He is ing a plea of self defense. in district court an interesting fued, it being the cvil rights oase brought int 10 time 4 (i 20 cuse ar over a colored mun entering a rbor shop in the city and asking fora siave, The barber refused to shave him man had him arrested for violating the civil its law. The white barbers of this city are banded together in gm defense of the man who refosed to do ho shaving and the argument to-day was ite interesting, some 'y fine orations ing delivered on the rights and equality of the colored oitizens. Judge Field heard the gument and will ronder his decision in a fow days. and the colored Whether in the Palace of Pure De- light described by the eastern roman- cer, they put flavor in their pies, jel lies, puddings, custards, etc., is not stated. Probably they did. But neither the Orient, Europe or the United States has ever produced an article fitly rival- ing the delicacy of Aavor aud purity of VAN DUZER'S FRUIT FLAVORING EXTRACTS—the bottles of which con- tain more than other: Long the first in ge | estimation and desery- edly so. , Grocers everywhere sell them, .- An Election of Oficers. Nebraska Lodge No, 854 L O. B 12, wall elect oflgers on Sunday uext at their hall, corner of Dodye and Fourtgenth streets Lo serve six mopth —— Who is there or great or wealthy Reft of the teeth once white aud heaithy, 1 not exchange right gladly Pelf for teeth he necds sc sadly ! Use SOZODONY' in time, ye sinuors 11 you'd wiasticate your diuners ! 'l'lll. lD“KF! !TE:\MF“. The Loss Considerably More Than at First Reported. A reporter visited the sceno of the wreck yesterday and found matters in respect to the enlisted men in a deplorable condition, while some of the oficers are in asorry plight, owing to the loss of their household effects. Lieutenant-Colonel Corcoran sat on the upper deck enjoying a 50-cent Havana, while under the command of a dozen cap- tains and licutenants, & squad of soldiers was busily engaged in wading around res- ouing what property they could. Yesterday morning's Bee apppaoximte the loss at $25,000, which in the opinion of a young lieutenant, is 875,000 short. The enlistod men are heavy sufferors, as noarly all their private personal off ots aro gone. ‘They occupied the lower k, und, as.a matter of course, their stuff was waslied away. One scrgoant stated that he had lost papers of great value, ong of which was a deed to $1,300 worth of land which is unrecorded. Among the effects of the shoulder-strapped annex _are valuable paintings, which are badly damaged, and pictures of frionds, sil- verware and household goods of all descrip- tions, Nearly all the goods were of such a character as to render their replacing an im- possibility While tho officers seom to concede that no blame isto be attached to the pilot of the General Terry for the disaster, the rank and file are of the opimion that he doos not thor- ouqhb‘ understand his business. Many that since leaving Bismarck be has run the boat into sand-bars snags and even pointed her bow into the bank, whercas the pilotin the Helena has gone through all right, The Helena will continue her course as soon as tho wreck is cleared. A corps of men under the direction of a government en- gineer have boen sent, for to raise the sunken vessel and will arrive some time this week. It is rumored among the officers that the gov- ernment will at once compel the Union Pa- cific to remove the old piers which stand under water in the middle of SAND-BANK PIk It scems that some of the sand-bank pirates who inhabit the bottom did a thriving business Sunday night after the steamer had been injured. The water as it filled the hold and swept the lower deck, sent bales, bo trunks and other puckages atloat which so filled the river with articles of value which were completely at the mercy of the current. The situation was quickly taken hold of by many of the rougher element who were able to pick up small boats In the vicinity and with these they alled a number of the floating bundles, rowed them to the and bank where they were quickly spirited away. In this mannor se: al thousand dollar worth of governmental and private property was stolen. ‘Wm. Black, Abingdon, Towa, was cured of cancer of the eye by Dr, Jones’ Red Clover Tonic, which cures all blood disorders and discases of the stomach, liver and kidneys. The best tonic and appetizer known. 50 cents. i A BANK CLERK DISAPPEARS. Nelson M. Gilbert Decamps Without Saying Adieu to Mamma. Nelson M. Gilbert, a youth of nineteen or twenty, cmployed as a subordinate clerk in one of the departments of the United Stat National bank, has suddenly left the cit and his widowed mother is greatly concerned about his disappearance. He was dotained at the bank late Friday evening assisting tho “out of town collecting elork” and after loaving that building he has not been seen by any friend or acquaintance this side of the vi There being an intimation of his having probably gotten hold of some of the funds of the bank and skipped, a roporter of Tiri: Bek called at thatsinstitution yesterday and inter- viewed Mr. Hamilton, the president, and Mr. Barlow, the cashier. Mr. Hamilton said Gilbert had been in their employ nearly two years, but of late his services have not been satisfactory on account of ill-hcalth. He never had any chance to handle any of the funds, as his po- sition was merely that of a subordinate, and the bank was in no way al Mr. Barlow ridiculed the importance attactied by reports to Gilbert’s position. He said that his posi- tion was merely a grade higher than that of messenger boy and at any time he could find a youth to fill Gilbert's positiom at from §37 to $40a month. Only last week he was threatened with a discharge for incompe- tency. The oon only person young Gilbert is Stubbs, formerly Miss Mattie Kirscht, the bandsome daughter of L. Kfrscht, a liquor dealer doing business on south Tenth strect, in this city, and a res- ident of Council Bluffs. Dame rumor h; that young Gilbert caused a separation be- tween Mr. and Mrs. Stubbs last winter when they were residing in this city. Sinee then Mrs. Stubbs has resi. in Coun- cil Bluffs, but has homl the reci merous visits from known of who has Mrs. Charles ing place, and bade r asled the cause of his sudden departur refused to tell, at least this is the story g that lady. 'While m Council Bluil bort is sad to have been an hubitue of the gambling houses there. “What Drug Will sw.m- These English Hence? Wicked Macheth, who murdered good an, nsked this question in despair, Thousands of victims of disease are daily asking ‘“‘What will scour the impurities from my blood and bring me health?” Dr. Pier olden Medical Discovery will do it. When the purple life-tido is sluggish, causing drowsiness, headnche and loss of appe- tite, use this wonderful vitalizer, which never fuils. It forces the liver into pe fect action, drives out superfluous bile, brings the glow of health to the cheek and the natural sparkle to the eye. All druggists, - 1 Estate Transfers. trustoe, to A EWhitmore, lot rown 1mrk W, 0 W 6w, ind tacd 1 v, Tot 18, bik 9, Patrick’s 2 wdd, w d . 1,260 R ( Patteron et ul fo 1, Nehiiy, iots 1, Patterson's sub,'w d. 1,500 TG Clakk i wite o Feod k Neison, 10t 9, blk 8, Du Pont place, w d Rty to H Goodman, lots 9, 10and 11, bik 8, Kendall's add, w d M Candan to M Cariton, s 2 £o 0f n ) 1t Omaha, W ¢ e to K P R Wilbur, w b1t lot 10, blk 7, I hens 1o Wm T Rob! m, lots b ik 1, Tsane & Belden's ndd, g e d 1 M'S Luidsay aud wife to 8 1 Dovelge, trustee, W k 0, Lowe's bd and lots 1, 3 1 Parcel and wite lots 9 wnd 10, Burdette court, 1 Albert Rood to M N n“ufnh lot'®, Mil ler'e sub, w d. 250 ner ‘et'il to 1R Clark, 1ot 2, Suunders & Himebaugh's add, ] B8 Cluvenger of at to M Meliriae, lot 1, bl Walut Hill, w d 1,80 DX Avcher aud wite tos Win: ot o, bik 1 k X, excopt 183 11, Barker 1,50 Festiier, 1o of nw 3144611 e, W d 1,200 Bouth Omaha Land 0o'to 10 Hostwick, lot 4, bik uth Omala, wd 20) HC owtwick 0 3 J Josltis, 1ot , bik U5, South Omaha, ' d 260 od mud wife t0 T Dahi, iof %, bk , Albright's suuex, w d 12 M Lofeerte to A 'S Ritchic, 1o, Uik 1, lluu: sub of Joiter's add. 450 O E & T oompuny toJ K Grass, w d ot 1 At DIk BAuudore § Hestmiiy wld Watuu Fiil [ E Harker and wite of al to ¥ 8caultz, w 1k 1, Orchard Hill nd husband to 5, Moumouth pax rber and wite to J ¥ Flack,w d. lots 110 blk 24 aud lots 3 and 9 bl 17, Luge ack and wife to 5 nud 14, Cartha, J ¥ Flack, w'd, K Meea, w d, lots Pwonty-Ave ransfers 881,097 Building Perits, The following permits to build were issued yesterday by the superintendent of buildings: Willlam Keyser, cottage, Miami r Twentioth >ireet ) Mis nton, additon o dwelilag, Twenty- -615 wid Yraukiln 1400 1) South Taaltth om "1"' :#1" ! Gikory. 30 nnry Bosrints ain ory | (faue TWIIG, WA near Twin! TAR . 3,000 Edgar S, firadiey, cottage, Inrmfl “and Krnat 1,000 Josepn Schumidi, bari, Tenh and Conter. 100 Hrown, 3story store, Lake near Twonty-sixth Frod M. Bark and mother, addition to store, Ninsteenth and MASOD............. Nino permits Amrregating........... $10,200 —— Hosford's Acld Phosphate. 111 Effects of Tobacco relieved by its use. - Fort Omaha. Two young girls, who are inclined to bo somewhat wild, took a drive out to the fort with the expectation of painting the garri- son. After stopping at one of the saloons and imbibing port wine, they started out of the gate. After driving some distance Mollie wished to return to the saloon, but Boertha would not have it that way. While struggling for the lines they paid no attention to the horse, which was drifting, and finally the buggy was dumped into a ditch, leaving the girls in a very sad plight. A Mr. Rider. who happened to bo near, picked up the girls and carriod them to a house near by. Tho thirsty Mollio was unconscicus for nearly two hours, her face and head being badly battered up. received a sprained arm, a black eye and other slight injuries. Mr. Louis Purtell, proprietor of the Fort Omaha park, kindly received the girls and will take care of them unsil they have suffi- ciently recovered to return home. The girls claim to bo sisters, and Mollie, the eldest, says it was all her fault, but she would not care had she not lost her pretty ring. California, the Land of Discoveries Why will you lay awake all night, coughing, when that most agreeable California reme Santa Abie, will give you immediate relief? SANTA ABIE is the only guaranteed cure for Consumption, Asthma and all Bronchial Complaints, = Sold only in large bottles at$1.00. Three for $2.50. ) F. Good- man Drug Co. will be pleased to supply you, and guarantee relief when used as directed. CALIFORNIA CAT-R-CURE never fails to relieve Catarrh or Cold in the Head. Six months treatment, $1.00. By wail, $1.10. Honey-Combed Streets. Some time ago Chairman Balcombe of the board of public works, said that if the pave- ments on many of the streets in the city could be removed they would be found to be under- laid with fissures which would mark the settling of every sewer and water trench under them. Such being the caso, it was only a question of time when the pavements, de- prived of their supmrh would fall in sections into the trenches beneath. Mr. Balcombe's prophecy has been fulfilled in several in- stances since, and one of the mast dangerous is the hole in the asphaltum on Dodge street, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth. The concrete has fallen down and traftic over the spot has crushed in the asphaltum, and be- fore long the hole will be much larger. This is not a pleasant prospect when so much has been expended to secure good thoroughfares. Drink Malto. The North and the South. The Presbytery of Louisville has adopted the following concerning the the union of the northern and sounhern churches: In reference to the question of union between the Presbyterian church of the United States of ‘America, commonly designated as the northern and south- ern Presbyterian churches, the Presb, tery of Louisville cxpresses the follow- judgment, v Until our northern RN o way clear to adopt the policy of organizing the col- ored people of the United States into separate churches, preshyteries and wods of their own, and until there shall be a clearer and fuller understanding brought bear upon the minds of man ple in Feferonce to their and application of those points of our common »sinstical doctrine that now deal with secular and political questions, we judge thay the quiet, pea 1d prosperity of both churches will be tsceured by ceasing to agitate or tion of organic union, at least for the present. to of our peo- iiterpretation be prosecute the qu Tts superlor excellonce proven in millions of homes £or more thau a quarter of a century, 1t is used by the United States i 3 dorsed by the heads of the gre the strongeat, and most | 5 Or Dr, »s not contain only in cans, AN, lix PIRIC New York, K Chicugo. DON'T SCOLD a man for grouning when he has Rheum; r Neuralgiu, The pain is simply awful, No torture in the ancient was more painful than these twin discases. But—oughtn’t & wman to be blawed if, having Rheu- matism or Neuralgis, he wont use Ath-lo-pho-ros, when' it has cured thousands who have suffered in the same way ? It has cured hundreds ufter icians have pronounced them incurable, “Tho skill of in U wn U wible. T me rolie for four and BB H RO RR" Row Albeny, 1nd. A@rSend 6 eonts for the beanfiful colored pic: ture, ** Moorish Maidcn." THE ATHLOPHOROS C0. 112 Wall §t. N.Y. In offering to the public a remedy inteuded for the preservation of the health and happiness of every family throughout the land, 1t nas been thoroughly tested by thousands of praminent phyal cians who cheertully testify to its eflicacy in Coughs,Colds, Hoarse- ness, Pleurisy, Chest Palis Sclatlea, Rheuniatism, Lumbs go Backaclie gua Kidney Diseas Of course we refer to PLASTER, & scleutific tion of well-kuown med gredients for the pre of aches and pams of every APOLOGY 10 scription within the reach of an It flvuul application, I MAKE i}‘;,;““,.;'fl‘}":.' Beneon’ uie sl other plasters P WE HAVE NO of from the uf youthiul er ¥ decay, Lot WEAKMEN: particulary m Boe '+ F. C. FOWLER, Moodus, Conn, Continental Clothing House, To the Wholesale and Retail Trade of the West. The opportunity of a lifetime for cash buy- ers throughout the west. Extraordinary closing sale. Unapproachable bargains to close Our limited space provents us men- the season in every department. and trimmed in first class manner and Knee Pant Suits, embracing three dif- tioning but very few of the bargain lots porfect fitting. We offer this lot to feront styles, which we have marked at offered, but we guarantee from now un- close at_the unheard of price of $9.50. the oxtraordinarily low price of $2.50 to til July 4th, greater bargains in fine Remember this lot is all in double close os from4 to 14 yoears. Send Ready-Made ~ Clothin, Furnishing breasted Sack Suits. for sample suit. You will” be better Goods, Hats and Caps, fhnn were ever pleased with them than anyining we before quoted by any firm in_the ecloth- No old goods goods offered to at this sale are all new,made up within ing business in the west. atany price. The the last ninety days. READ THE LIST, SEE THE PRICES It willamply repay the expenses of a trip to Omaha by any man, woman ot ohild wanting 810 worth of clothing. As specimens of the different bargain lots comprised in this lot, we mention a few as follows, with a guarantee that iave shown you at this pri Lot 2841 and 2830. Boys' Suits. We offer 1n this lot braces two styles, o hofore. Long Paut which em- Boys' strictly all Lot 8650, We offer 100 suits, which will positively be tne last of this lot of the celebrated Sawyer Woolen Co’s ou oodi of which wo have sold hundreds wool cassimors sack suits, coat, pants uring the last two months. We offer and vest, in dark and medium colors 100 of the neatest styles of these famous for boys from 10 to 14 years of age. This goods to close at the remarkably low suit was made to sell at 810 but we wish price of $12. This suit is rotailed by to reduce our stock of them immediate- the small number specially mentioned are no more attractive or desirable bar- gains than hundreds of others to be found in every department of our estab- lishment during this sale. Lot 4187. On Monday wo v our counters 400 plain black ill place on pure all every house in the country at $18. Wo ly and offer them at this sale to close have never offered & bargain that has for only #6 por suit. Every garment is given such universal satisfaction as this s warranted strictly all wool new fresh suit. All sizes at the same price $12, goods. Remember the price $6. GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS DB- Lot 3. Wo offer 500 pairs best fancy PARTMENT. In this department we announce the salo of 300 dozen Gents' Fancy Shirts. This entire lot was manufactured ex- pressly for this scason’s trade, we have a large stock of them on hand and offer Cassimere Pantaloons, goods that were made to sell for $7.50 and #8,this season. Goods made by the Globe Woolen Co., Rock Manufacturing Co., Hockanum Mill, Broadbrook Mills, and other man- wool imported Whipcord Suits in full ufaciurers of equal reputation. They them at 50 per cont loss than tho over- weights, suitable for use in this cli are in regular sizes, and as nice stylos age price to close them out. All new ten mouths of the year. These suits a8 wo have in ouf stock at any price. We patteans, most desivablo styles, fast absolutely new, fresh from the work- i that We hiove o sutpius of thess fine colors, perfect fitting and pe shop, and never shown on our counters goods and we do not wish to them made in every respect, wmllnr price before. Suits made up in the very l: ovor, and have consequontly made tho which were from $1 to 8175, Thix entire est style 4 button cutaway we offer in all sizes from shall offer this frock su ‘We have not another this lot, excepting sold prec our store less. Lot 8556. thi s opened for 85 to 3 all wool and Goods made by Woolen Co., of Webster, Sample suits of any of these lots will be sent C. O. D. with the privilege of examination to any address in Nebraska, OMAHA BOSTON NEW YORK DES MOINES Mass. ock, which to 44, at$15 per suit. rd to sav about hat we have the same suit ever since 22, and never We offer 150 \[A‘l\h Double Breasted Sack Suits, regular si ,of the o selebrated Slater Flannel guaranteed full the celebrated Slater from lot in all sizes from 14 to 16 and ¥ neck we offer at 76 cents each. Ordor for halt dozen lots no less. Parties at a distance ordering theso lots will pleass give ussize of collar worn and this is all that is necessary in order to get a perfoct fit, Men's Half Hose 75 cents per pair. We offer 850 dozen of Men’s Fancy Half Hose at 75 conts per dozen to close. Regular $1.50 goods to be sold only in uniform price of $5 per pair for the en- tire line, These goods are of the very bost workmanship, and equal to any $10 custom pantaloons. Price during this closing sale will be 85. We Tn our Boys’ and_Children’s depart- ment we offer an EXTRAORDINARY line of bargain, particularly in Short Pant Suits. Our space will not permit indigo. of our enumerating the different dozen lots at the remarkably low price gains in this department, however, we of 75 cents per dozen, in sizes from 9 to Made will mention one,a lot of 250 Boys’ 11, Towa Colorado, Kansas, Wyoming, Dakota and Montana. Freeland, Loomis & Co. . Proprietors; Corner Douglas and 15th Sts., Omaha, Neb. Largest Clothing House West of the Mississippi River, - DRS. 8. & D. DAVIESON 1742 Lawrence St., Denver, Colo. Df tho M Of Al born o vy u.fi‘"““'fl' Shitals London.. MoD; Giesen, York, ' havl helr attontion $pocially L6 tho restument o lorutod Nervons, Chronic & Blood Disases More espectall ( those arfstng from fmprudenco, in. vite nll S0 gui to correspond without dela, d ontagion cured saftl Whone cases bave buen NERTccteds Ay o have been neg! Sl trented o prononnccd incurablo, shohid it £ 1o \rito u: boncerning the s, lotters receiv modiate attontion. ¥ 5 AL , JUST PUBLISHED, And will bo malled FREE to any addres upon re. ceipt of one a1 Observation on Nebvous Dby ant B f <o gable medical treatise which iowia Do Foad by ol DRS. S. & D. DAVIESON, 1742 Lawrence Street, Denver, Colo. NOW’S THE TIME To have your friends come to KKANSAS AND NEBRASKA As Eastern lines will sell tickets and run SEMI-MONTHLY LAND EXCURSIONS RTHE Union Pacific “The Overland Route.” Until July 1, 1885, tickets sold for these excur- sions will he’ good thirty days for the round trip and can be used ten days going, When pur- chasers aro ready to return, thess tickets will be £00d five days for that purpose. I1f purchasors wish to stop short of destination on our lines, agents will' stamp tickets good to return fronmi such & T, Agent, A n. P. & oM AN A G P & T A, IMAHA, NEB Nebraska National Bank. U. 8. DEPOSITORY, OMAHA, NEB, A U p(.lpl(ul 5 52 H Lwis S, REED, A.E. TovzaLiN, Banking Office— THE IRON BANK, Corner 12th and Farnam A General Banking Business Transacted, UNION PACIFIC “The Overland Route,” The Sportsmen’s, Tourists’ Seckers’ Line, Send for the Neat and Pleasure sketch Book. 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 Agent ha. Neb, E.T.Allen, M. D., Homaopathic Specialist, EYE wi'Nose. EAR W. J. GALBRAITH, _Surgeon and Physician. W CBluer 1ih and Douglas 5t. _Oflies el phiose, 465; Rosidence telephione, 564, JOSEPH GI uon’s“ STEEL PENS GOLD MEDAL PARIS EXPOSITION 181 Nes, 303-404-170-604. _THE MOST PERFECT OF PENS JUDICIOUS AND PERSISTENT ~ Advertising hus always proven * successtul. Hefore placing any Nowspuper Advertising consuk LORD & THOMAS, ADYEBIISING AGENTS, 46 10 49 Sandelok buml CHICAGO. Who s WIAK. NERVOUS. DERILITA TED whoinbis FOLLY and IGNORANC — ) LAWRENCE, OSTROM & CO., LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY. BeLLE - BOABON 'Wfifs”kav and Famiiy Use. ABSOLUTELY PURE , NO FUSEL OIL! TGOR of BODY, Is Death to ) Sure Cure for using exhausting g;-in- upon nu '"vc"::lr’;?l:ornfiuaml MALARIA, CONSUMPTION, HEAD AR BAuR ng' By CHILLS AND FEVER, BLOOD POISONING, FULNESS in SOCIETY, PINFLES upfln TYPHOID FEVER, SLEEPLESSNESS Work- on © (‘hro- e, Nervous and Deli- sate U Motter, fi-h. Ca ult old Doctor. Thousa en and parlors privat o contemplating Marringe gend for Dr. fllnlk.‘l uhhuud guide -ll. and Fem: 16c., both 25¢. tamps), Bofors cnnfl&ln! yonr cise. conmult KE. ‘A fri r or call mi IVENI\IN suffering and nd add nlrlen years to life. s-oo LAf (Sec) rea rors,” 50c. (stamps). Medicine and wfllln sunt_everywhere, Hours, 810 8; Sund. F. D. O 188 Sa, Olltk St Health is_Wealth! Di. B. C. WEST'S NERVE AND BRATN TREAT- MENT, & guarantead specific for Hysterin, Dizais ness, ' Convulsions, Fit Headache, Nervou's use of aleohol or tobacco, Wakefuln Dopression, Softening of tho I Insauity. L dec death, Premature Oid A ge, Barrenness, Power in_either sex, Tuvoluntary Losses an Spermatorh. brain, selt-abuse or over-indulgence, contains one month's trestment 8ix boxes for $,00, sent by muil prepaid on're- ceipt of price, To cure any case. us for six boxes, accompanied with 8500, we will send the purchaser our written to refund the money if the treatment does not BOWEL TROUBLES, LOSS OF APPETITE, ECAY 418 porhers CON’ ANITY, should consult at once OR INSOMNIA, ATED Dr. Cl NON-ASSIMILATION RONIO and all X‘)::.u:uuo'. INDIGESTION, OF FOOD. ST e R oo | YPERL o G e iR e S v For ol by Grooen spoody reliof and cure. 8end 2 cents postage (L200] ard Wine Merchants :zx wnrlu on your diseases. Orugglsts Everywhere. Everywhere, ariand 4 cents postage for Celebrnted ultation, personslly or by seoure from exposur: 0 12, Addrnu. CRIOALD, ILL. This 18 to cortify that I havo cxaminsd the samplo of DELLE OF BOURBOX WHISKEY roceived from Lawronce, Ostrom & Co., and found tho same to bo perfeetly troo from Fusel Oil and all other deloterious Substanoos and striotly puro. 1 chearfully recomend o saimg for faumily and Medieinal puvposes. . BAuNUN. M. D.. Analytical Chemist, Loutsville. Ky, GLADSTONE Blloi. & CO., Agents for Omaha, Neb, DR. HORRNE’S 9 Electro-Magnetic Belts ! 1 The Grandes! Triumph of Eleciric Scionce—| 'm Selentifle Scientifically Mado and Practically Applied. J Bedial .. DISEASES CURED WITHOUT HEDICINES, Nervous Neuralgia, stration, caused by tho Mental and leading to misery, en caused by over-exertion of the Each box $1.00 & box, or WE GUARANTEE S1X BOXES g )~ Me l'l nee, With each order received by potd, r.’."‘u."f.n e, .ifl-wy- C;“MM. 1o Just WALt Ton necdh bloo ot tantly s WHEN ALL ELSE FAILS. Lo w-fl guaranteo touty lM-rlfl- effect a cure, Guarantees issued only hy.C. . évu by iy Sine kot naed by pormission., NOTE tho Tollowia who huve boo GOODMAN. Draggist, Solo Agent, 1110 Faraaw TES |'°Iu|.‘ 3 Ko R B Varke s, oilon "x'n'u-"m’u'-n.‘q;', Stroet. Omabia. g0 it Lana mll-:ln‘:nmfirchul.lcou v, nuaulx..m- ('Y us, M. 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SteckPlano | E YOUNG MEN Who from Folly, Tgno r Yilaliiy or Debiit d for 'the Masly Daties of i 1o 1o o Vice bava Iy drained s, snil who fo can ud & m every French Ve Now Kemarkable for powerful sympa. l)lu‘AI(FABT. ll\nm\uh kuowledge of the notural laws o H EOARD OF & PHYSIC EFVARICOCELE RADICALLY Wll D WIII\DW a8 |roy with & delicately finvorad us wany heavy doctors bills. b Wao 01’ sucly Gieicies of diek thad may b graduslly buillup undl strong osist overy tenduney 1o dise Huns Y have preras Learous or s MEN OR MEN A o o dread el A Lo aludios at6 RUANL afoRLS ovuumn‘lubsv‘::rég LN;:‘DICAL WORK 5 fl\"‘n?“""“m EE CONSULT with pure blo ‘J Ixnll Al erly nunrllh AFULL MEchAL céusu‘nn’uq" ERATION, -+« IAL AGENCY, wiidn $rcel, Now ) Wi Grab llrchard VM‘IER i waier or Py, ors Iuoied thu Homopathio Chemiate LuNDON, ESGLAND, 80ld only JAMES EPPS&CO., CIVIALE REME| 10 3 M - parne S LAKE FUREST UNIVtHSITY xnm(.nlu\ forwdmission to LAKE FOR \J'D COLLEC 1 FERRY COLLE FORYOUNG ' & FPOBITT vzc’vfi:,— = 1 wnIA \u‘\‘ “he held |.\.‘..< at_Chicago, m roit, Marque Lwpoli Dyspapsin, Sick-Buadache, Comsbipation, | Lol ! app! 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