Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 20, 1888, Page 8

i A 2 S BN THE ©CITY, The internal revenue collections yes- terday amounted to $10.556.08. A sneak thicf, giving the name of Scott, was fined A yesterday for bors rowing a pnir of shoes without per- mission. Jud Shields yesterday issued a marringe license ‘to Henry Pieper, of Omaha, aged twenty-four, and Mis Elizabeth Bichard, aged tweuty-two, of Douglas county. William Stoltenberg, W mond and G. B. Buck were arvested and each fined 5 und costs yesterday for maintaining signs not in compl e with the new ordinance governing such affaivs, B. Drum- Personal Paragraphs. Mr. Walt M. Secly is in town Mr. W. C. Beatty, of Palmer, i lary Mr. Gi. B3, Blakely guiest. Mr. A. J. Marsh, guest Mr. A, B. Buddenberg, the city Mr. J. M. Knox, of Lincoln, yesterday Mr. B 1 yesterday Mr. N. W. MeGee, the Paxton Mr.J. V. Howard, of city yesterda, Mr. H. W. Young, On i visite Mr. George S, Kelley, Wwis in the city yesterday, Mr. and Mrs. A B Mead, of Grand Island, arc stopping at the Millard. . A. Coolidge, U, 5. A, of Rock Springs, Wyo., arrived in Omalia yesterday. Mr. Richard M. Grimes and s brother, Arthur, have Ieft for a visit to New York City, stopping at Lake Minnctonka en route A Cao ter t counterfeit #1 silver certificate is in The government ofticials only heck letter D' and that it has ad in it. Built of Tile. Paxton & Vierling are building a beautiful oflice in connection with their works which is 1o ¢ 000 Tt is to be three storics high, and will be of tire-proof til It will in u few weeks, at the Mil of Sidney, is a Millard of Creighton, is a Paxton of Kearney, is in in Omaha Minier, of Craig, was in the city of North Platte, is at dgar, was in the of Sioux City, is an of Glenwood, la., A n circulation know it is 1o silk th Has Lot One L. who pr and up to the glorious Fourth was band Excelsior band ken the dust of Owahia and is uo 0 belonging to the organization Lewis, master for the Kicked By a Hors Yesterday at clock little named Mary Oleson, daughter of a grocer of that name, was kicked in the breast by a horse on Barl avenue and very severely in jured. girl wing Into Marble Halls, irst National bank will remove to the nking room iu the new buildmg on the 2sth jnst. The banking offices with the safety deposit vaults, and in fact the en tire buildin 1 be th wn_open for publie inspection on Monday and Tuesday, July 50 and s1. Wandell Again. H. H. Wandell, the real estate made thing man who lively for South Omaha socioty last winter, and who left in time to prevent her from reclaiming his wife, is k scene of his exploits, o 1d spoken to by several of his former friends, but had nothing to say about his recent esc ade. Ten Per Cent Dividend : man was informed that iy company a ut s doir ness suflicicnt to p 10 per the investment. company has placed £150,000 in bouds, with the pre which it will build its’ track to F park, which it will bave in opy mouths. just ation in Lwo Looking for a Palace Bank. Mr. A. H. Hopkins, president of the mercial National bank, has left for the east vin Chicago. He will visit New York and Boston and inspect the latest specimens of architecture inbuildings for bank pur- poses with a view to combining the best and newest features for use in the Commercial's new structvre, Com- y Knocked Out, A man named William Mosicr ht train on the Union day night and severely in- s foolish enough 1o sit on atform and the step of the wa, yeht him in the ribs, 1t is a won- der he was not dragged under the and killed. He will probably recover, Explosion of a Lamp. As a domestic in the employ of Mrs. Meeks, neur the corner of Nincteenth and Davenport streets, was coming down stairs ‘ore 10 o'clock last evening, she wp she was carryiog and it family w very much rmed over the ace.deut and called the fir rtment out. But before the fi reached the scene the flumes w guished. The damage done was very slight. Fortunately the girl who dropped the lamp was unhurt. 1 struck Pacific at jured. M the edge of the y The dey Drive Out the Disreputables, The attention of Tue Bee has been called to the fact that, now that the cable line hus made lower Dodge street a thoroughfare of general travel, especially on the cars, the in mates who inhabit the disrenutable hovels east of Thirteenth street should be forced to wove to less puntic localitics, The seductive style of the luminations of their sin s} ties too plainly indicate the nuture of the abodes, wl > hideous faces which p. through bli and curtains day and are a positive insult to the thousands speetable people, who daily fear the right or left a8 they ride polluted section of re through this Y oo Row. The trials of the principals in the saloon melee of Monday cvening was up ugain yesterday and consumed the greater part of the afternoon, The full details of the bloody fight wer ted by the various witnesses, which were in perfect agreement with the dec dy published in Tne Bek. The court room ' was wided with spectators interested in the aff James Flannigan, the fellow who made the attack with the ax, was fined & confederate, James Riley, g Proprietor of the saloon, w s fi und hisbarten such bloody resuits, paid #45 for his fun. The delicious fragrance, cooluess, and soft beuuty the skin by Pozzoni's mends it to ail ladic refre imparted to Powder, com- neral Lowe Will Build, In connection with the attempt to build a million dollar hotel on the Lowe and adjoin ing property bounded by Harney, Howard, Sixteenth and Seventeenth strects, it may be mentioned that recently General Lowe and wife secured a loan of the ground referved to. The lots were 1, 8and 4 in block 146. These front on Harn street bety uth and Sevente ed through R. C rong impression the minds of people well posted thul Gene: Lowe is not really anxious to sell and fers to build upon his valuable ground. borrowing of this money, it Is wed, tern to streagthen this improssion. T'he loan 18 for five years at 6 per cent. Jdaho is attracting genepal attention. Send to any neral Agent of the UNION PACIFIC for de- seriptive pamphlets ENCH AND BAR, edings in the 1 Samuel Patrick and Laughlin Maginn ap- pearcd in the district court and asked that a temporary injunction be granted against Mayor Broach, the board of public works and the city council, enjoining them from award ing the contract for the paving of Twenty- sixth street from Half Howard street to St. Mary's avenue, with Tr phaltum. After the ordinance was nassed for the pav ing of the street, a petition was circulated among the owners of the property abutting thereon, to ascertain what kind of pavement should be used. 1T applicants ~ for the injunction claim that they, as well as a numoer of other interested in the work, signed the petition for the us phaltum p. it before they had cc ered the matter thoroughly and w desirous of having cedar block pavem down instead of the kind of pavement they petitioned for. The tion for the writ was submitted to Judge Doane and a order grauted and a final ith, The rder was ing ord sterday parties 1sid now Wt put em porary restrainin hearing of the case set for the boud for the observance of the fixed at $20. The served on Mayor | matter will be brought before the city coun cil to-night at a speeial meeting of that body WSONAL N1 s bz was Samuel Bens Jdward Ainscow fo £i0.00) personal injurics sustained carth, Auist 11 fro ing, the wall of which f SUES FOR SETTLENMEN € John 12 A n began suit @ . Mattson merl il in y L debt of $2.500, which he ¢ thie ected on their old book ac counis and did not report. The transcript for an peal in th case of A. Bates against 8. L. andrews on for £00 allowed the defeadant from Shaw’s court w 1O ENJOIS TIE CUTY P, iqall and Charles A Coe have asked the it court for an Junction restraining letting a mtract for the cutt vn_of Leaven worth, irty-seve Thirty cighth streets in bloe 1 West Omalia, Crosune Max Meyer and foreclosure pr ¥ on two notes, suit aainst damages for while removing nder a butld \ him, rinst P, ver Justice irnest SUED BY IS M 15, Strasser, formerly ’s her Howard claimed to be Martha B, Gray, for due on a SOMAA, t w value received, 1 promise 5 another, Mrs Martha Gray, on her den s thousand it 5 With ten per ¢ I : I nonthiy without my consent duvin at her death 1 Tiie p Strassoer, i void Gry Fred K WAk | wtiff is the wite of Dr. Edw and Inves StoJobin WANTS A DIVY Tho Hu usted case came ur fore Judg wife sued f hushand now sues proverty. Phe wite with her moncy, althou numes. Husted assert saved ¢ 400 by peddl wars while i the Ciiicago asylur his - money was used in the of the property in dispute. He his money in a hollow tre 1 He asks for ouly h Husted is a Dane Mrs. Husted is Ivish gue the case this woin United States Court, Beadle, of bridge, un @ suit in ehanc i M.} wd William M. Borger Neb., and others, for the for mortrage for $2,000 given in 1853 on proper bron. note wasnot untit iber ISSS, but the fol : proceedings w 3 b weount o to keep the intorest paid. purchase said he had while at the fof the prope 1S The Horace has be ron, losure of a their County Conrt, Frank Shoull began suit Svacina for $220.07 for labor. In the case of William G. Kruse against William H. derzee, the plaintiff was allowed ajudgment in the sum of &1 dhe Albin ~ Manu company of Albin, Mich., sues Green Swayze for 260 for agricultural implements boughit by the latter, agamst John Kansas City and Leavenworth ave the 'n fermini of the Kansas Main Line of the UNION PACIFIC. THE INSURANCE WaR, What Secre r and an 1t Agent The announce effect, that sions amon ranee o o all ntlem biry s of the underwrite twin what hio proposed o doabout it When found by Tu 13 sterday, Mr. tor 60 'his superiors in Chicago, at py of the in question. Mr. v said that he had fre- quently heard t were eutting but he h means find ut who they y ol that the sented here by agene: 4 that that natu vy between the me company but also between those who presented othercompanies, and this rivalry led to a reduction of commissions in order to intluence busi ‘o find_out s ing agents was a diffealt matte would mot criminate themselves, would a policy holder be likely to disclose the name of the party from whom he had - reccived od thing." It wos also tru stuted that the | poard of underwriters hald laws governing s of this kind, but the dificulty of finding out i wade punishment impossible, ible was experience allover th vy, Mr. Weir said, and th trouble was not confined to nent of m a ny at line on local board of more than one rally jed to a agents of the with 1 s, ho increase of followed The " insurance however, were now his trouble t be avoided and sed holding a meeting about the mid r 1o try and mnh it. pporter saw an insu ont and was told by him that it was notorious that agents had been cutting commissions, ) had been fined under ct. He also stated that 1 pleaded guilty cause which terprise countr to how proj busitiess, such an en- wen of the consid as The UNION PACIFIC is the shortest line from Kastern Points to the Pacific Coust. - Smoke Seidenbe Figaro and get the best 5-cent eigar in the world, Mux Mever & Co., wholesale depot. e — CHASING CHANDI -Omahan F Canada Tommy Chandler, the tough and prize fighter who was employed at the Palace sta- bles in this city all last winter, and who fin ally “done up” his friends for a couple hundred dollars borrowed money, is now wanted at Quiney, 111, for beating a carriaze manufactory there out of § s wmoney, itis reported, he obtained by using name of Omaha customers of the firm, just the modus operandi adopted is not ndfer, after his departure from Ouwaha, was literally “roasted” out of Chi- cago, and is known there as he is_elsewher as an unqualified scoundrel. The Qu.nc wuthoritics are after Chandler, but ne's a slici one, and the chances are that it will be soe Liwe before ke gels s deserts, An obably Touring in THE OMAHA DAILY BER: THE SOUTH OMAHA BUDGET, The Dummy Conductor Began at the Other End. FORTY-EIGHT BEATS CORNERED When They May Expect Their Pay— The Vigorous Growth of K penses—Notes Aboat the City—Potice Notes. Beating the Railroad, A little more than two years ago one train in the morning and another in the evening was sufficient to tuke care of all the passen- ger traffic that tr d South Omaba, For the last yoar, it roquired o train - each hour, and for the last month, four conches were necessury instead of the usual three, Sunday the t e up with Tner Lcans an ine anxions and willing to l npany out of a nickel fare if necess: one but a conductor of a subur tell how many ssed bilks On five ot in the rear ca centh, Seventeenth itieth street before the conductor wets around. One eonductor fooled them Tast Sund thoug for he b an to collect tickets i the ar, and bad to issue 48 drawbacks (which means fare collected) before L venched Shecly's, Those forty cight 1 s ol time to buy their tickets at the union depot, but « 1o it, in the hopes of beating the Ihe only tr 18 that their attempts at dishoucsty, sometimes delay regular cana then the road i the papers, os it did e Cou stein w without a licens d time for th was given flteen minu J. Carmichael, a earpenter der the natie of Juin Do [ up a eripole, and was run . Teuns and di costs. A, C. B ng fire arms L 08 he was a str permission. to do a crowd. “The mayor his terin in the city jail, resizned his position as clerk and for the next ten days Deter Poterson will serub ot the cells and keep t d of the prisoners, to wor of # und costs. When Thov'l Gt Paid, is advertising fo Pickin fow days and he offense, He s to lea town. P who reristered § S fi y for peddlin in a s sume He was tined charged with 5, was dis fine bids to do ry on several of the n order that intending contrac will be paid, the 1 s in ¢ iy sums been contributed by the strcets to b s work p. the balanc > chances ¥ be paid by June 1. wnd the pressure are invited haid ou 1880, Those who e to bid For Saloonk: ep re are at pre xty-five South Omahia. and sixty-five gricvances 1o s night they will mect in the hull to decide upe y them busine n transacted, they The ers in sonkeep have about Saturda s of L they hor “will be are all asked to attend, Notes About the The st price of the noou yest w The cattle warket was City. season was baid has lost dark brown geliing tinder to brin, Private parties asked th ish their park with a suid he four-year-old nd 1s waiting “for th syndicute to fur- cial poticeman and would if the city did the ngincer spent yesterday afternoon 3 1 by the sehiool rd ward. It is one of the Newton Elliott has resigned his position on the staff of the city engincer, and has gone west to Bitter Root mountain with & Union Pacific surveyiug party. For the last four montus the South Omaha police have been living in hope of getting paid. T O fuith is about exhausted, and now they want the council to produc the colluteral. It's about timy SWillTie Beg tell the couneil policemen would rather have &5 aight than 255, with the f constuble added rest. It creates the su arrests for the fees, and we get it all the time,” S0 said a porter, and so th : Pay days for City Clerk Hoctor and far between, and now he has gone into the laundry business on the side. The air brakes gave ot on the mail train yeste ame to a stop i ya the station. nl'lu it went ou its Lere was almost a riot Wed night L a son of the famous Captain , was selling i book of household re U draw a crowd he gave an exhibi- tion of marksmanshiv, and shot at_anything the crow W oin the air grain of corn s mug, He 3 hit the mark, but the noise of the fiving was objected to by some of the residents in the neighiborhood of nty-sixth and N strects, aud on the order of Judge Reuther he run i for firing on the streets, He wit aud the crowd obj ro to his arrest. Three or four hundred of them followed him to the cells, made the night hideous with eries and yells, hich the word “rats’” was the only one distinzaishable. He was releasc on " his own recognizaice, and disch yosterday, but the judge’ scored men of the couhieil fo iscoiminatingly giving periits for street exhibitions of this kind, The sedentary habits of brain work and ladies indue stipation and tor- pid liver. Th e speedily 1 moved by use of Tarrant’s Seltzer Ay ent, Por fast the Lake that the per month s of a county time they m that iceman to the 9 o'clock Dl and safe transportation take Manawa stean - THE REALTY Piac: g Shaunon, lot Instruments UPRyto T W Waterloo, d . W H Gates to A ) Vau Kuran, I ik place, w d 3 to dimes Goif 1ot 1, blk 57, Omaha, q ¢ d Lindsay and wife to 13 G Burbank, tof wN £t of lot 7, blk B, South Omaha, wd K5 and Wiio i X1t of CF Williams, Tot wa R F Wilitams, 1ot wd © J Smith, Tot 7, G G Wallse 13, bk 13, Coniral ¥ Cote Brilliant, w d Willian M Browa to '« Lot 13, bk 13, Contral | ste Brilliant, w d wito W J Buchati 1, Institute place, w d 4 0 £ Blumer and wite to M L Poweil, Tots K 8, Orchard Hill, W d band to'V Lipp, 1ot T4 uth Omaha, w to R Fadden, blk 5, Monmouth park, w d H MeCibe to R Muun, 1ot 15, bl f, Oriab Viewadd, w d . park, and lot 9, bik 8, (e, triss L aud loty, fot 11, bik 5,000 1,160 400 2,500 {0 P OW Goodrich et al; , Boyd s wdd, w d 3 Wilson et'al to D Skalmakows 4, blk 10, Kountze's 4th add, wd G 8 Hicks to C Suith, 1ot 0, bk, Slace, W d | Vit Closter i V¥ Hammond, o # 1t lot 11, bik 11, E V Smith's add, w'd. .. Tr and wife to K Wenkelmanu, 1ot 12, blk 6, Wilcox first add, w d Kalpi and wite to” ) Hetteliluger, 1ot 7, Union square, q ¢ d R foffelfinger and' wife 03B Ralph, 10¢ % Union square. q ¢ d... E flaunan to T Thomson, Tof 1, Bk 6, Riverside add, w d The Patrick Land Co to'] and 11 ik 125, Duniee “The Patrick Laad Cv to riage Leavett, ots 16 luce, w ¢ Ve H Pounder, 1ot FRIDAY., JULY 20, 1888, 14 and 15, bik A K Pruyn and witeto I Lulley's sub, w.d L P Pruyn and wite w1, Lalley’s sub, w a Union K A15-1000 aores & W 4141, W Rteynolds and wite to John Bluck, n e 12 e B 8 Rood and wite t6 d N K 8, Albright's annex w d Nelson et al to /D Devnis, ot 1 ! 8, Plainview, wd Win Latey et'al t 5 and 26, bk 2, Prayn WA L Gibbon and wife o ) and Thirty-three transtars, aggregating Buildimg Permits, The following buildin sued yesterday by the buildings: Frank Vick, cottage, Dupont Dr. W. 8. Gibhs, improver man avenue Mrs. R W. T, Crowell, Two. framo residence und bary California Robert Wicku, and Hazel Mutual Investment Jerome and Davenport Investment com Jerome and iy enport Mutnal Investment. com Jerome and Uavenport ment ¢ ctieth and dence donn impro d abilious attack ble cases of constant w Took quinine hout relicf. mie: um THOMPSON, Loy Drug Co. any r— ON SHORT PACIFIC The OR UNIO Through ¢ Portlan FORT OMAH Impressive Cel Trampe Josepn E. fame, v An General army Wy and nel Frank Wheaton, ofticers of the Second inf ity of paying th aished soldier, ¢ onel Wheaton are b rved i th ing the war Field Musician W Wednesday aiternos tery with the us sist in placin riages, joined together, t hearse.” Around the bod In the lead and carse and pi ud prace, with ar spec S v 1 at Awerican fae were i the march, th i see wen dee 1 wore inou rave Mr. Knave, the formed the rel with solder burials, and placed in the erave vzed three voileys ov plice und the fic i sounded th ‘taps. ! Phe eveninr « try band, have commen diy, Wednesday, 1) S pom You ean suppre quickly subduc th wnd air | L M ) cents e bot BALL AND A Proposition o Po An ordinance was g« for th ons adj When the s than 100 and it is ot less than three mor o convict the pr niiblie st s man. Fines wiil be wor per day. Ilay efuse to work o 1 be condenned to chain, the ball to weigh and in add d water the providi tain | use in MAX MEYER & BRO. Jowelers and Mnsio Dealsis, Western Acents for Chic w Bros., Plan Organs, Mo Meaning ¥ and Or which will be rold this W reduced prices and terus: abe Square, cost §61), for 5) 1 Decker Brox o<t $4), for 1 Biradbury Square, tor #ln 1. b for Bl . 18toddard Square, cost for 310 1 Emersen Squire, burnin, cost K, for £4) 1Hullett ' Davis’ 8 Grand, cost 1 Marshill W U, for #175 uare, cost & 1 Windsor Uprig it, ot 01, for §185 1 Kimball Organ, cost i for &5 1 Estey Organ, cost ¥150, for n & Hnmlu wt £200, for §5 me early and take yo L with y " FOR MEN ONLY. A&t meosei wvuknend \Allllllkllfll‘hlliel 405 oL LT “‘= ERIE MEDICAL O, BUFFALO, N. Y. exCenses, etc muwnlu{ Ja Fno!. F. 0- FOWLER, Moodus, Gonne Triindee plac P Pruyn, tock Yards €6 to A Fowler et al, i3 Rosenbery, 1o blk 6, Cote Beflltant add, w'd. Thirty-second and 3 cottage, company, itron Ohio. s G 5 tended a lunch ment of cavalry linm Grifiin Al it Phe members of th NS cor Uhe e Work G e Prisoners on the Streers, introduced council last night by C aid, or Bia, the Judge is du isoner atte jon he [nave Grand ) oSt Ei, splendid )l Upright Or yun, o avold mistakes. MAX MEYER & BRO, Corner 16th and Farnam sts Tot 2, B Kuhi, lot g 2,800 W 66,000 iy, Tot 8, blk . A bik 1,200 5,200 500 oark, wd. Horak, lots 4 L 810,079 g permits were is- superintendent of ents, 1515 Sher w | manner., story and attie ), Thirtieth and 10,000 Twenty sixth cottuie, 1,300 cottuize, 1,50 cottage, 1,000 pany, pany, two story 3,000 00 Vements, 1441 50 tion, two- Lowe, ralue. Lot No. finest G. country, Lot This we £8.00, real of those ri- and one and other rern Dr. Jones' wnd LINE of the is the Great ment. r Line to T elegant. A NEWS, monial Over a Johuston, of con isited the garrison given by affor r the wntry un o un ts to this disting 1 Johnston nd wor officers, having dur- amount. thus was buried Forest Lawn ceme wry rites, which con cannon car fius forming an open vowas wrapped un ion the band playing a funeral We also off $1.50 will buy good Italian and well gotten up. cheapest suit ever offered by us or and will do for wear now as well as later on in the se s this week two lots of Blue Filannel 1, which is made of best all A. R. style, at $7.75. and other houses charge for s No. 2 is a good flannel, ofter at $5.75. any other house. Suit wool flannel guarantee weh a suit, %12 warranted We 00, Pauts which early One line at $3.25 are an vlwrmt striped cheviot, and stylish a Pauts and as well made as any custom tailors, which cost three times the othing Great Summer Bargains. While hunting the market for Fall Goods, our buyer run across two big lots of medium grade Suits which were offered to him at less than the material in them is worth. To enliven our mid-summer trade we shall make a big run on them and marked them nearly what they cost us, which means that they will be sold at just about one-half their actual value. One lot of about 300 good Union Cassimere Sack Suits of a neat an | dark mixture with good Serge Lining made up well and in substantial This lot we offer at $3.90 per suit; every day Suit for Mechanics and Workingmen, will wear well and give w | @as good satisfaction as any Suit that cost $8. or $9. The other lot contains about 200 excellent all wool Cheviot S We have marked 1t $4.75, which makes it the Both suits are of good fair weight SOn. they will Sack Suits, lined with at less than two-thirds their indigo blue, and made up in there is no finer flannel made in this indigo blue, also made up in G. A. R. style. There never was a suit of that quality offered for less than The prices at which we are selling Pants this month ix in itself a big advertise an excellent all wool Pants which not only wear well, but look You have often p.lul £3.00 and %400 for a pair not as good as these, $2 00, $250 and $2 75. we off cheap at double the price, Ifor 1m the season would have been as fine One price only and plain figures. Cor. 14th and Douglas Streets, Omaha. all e oceupy L escort of six armd wpany of the AFFIVINE at the chaplain, per wnics connceted nthe body was six o8 dis HaveYouSaenThen TEEP \ill our buy nobiby one of the 1t resting Su w ol his company of the md infan 1and are on Mon xy and Sunday at x o and vour Luny couch onof th afey Par Wine your CHAIN, ; W o icted : in the city June Bedford, public work of cer- ity in the polic isa fine of less imprisonment ted tard work on the weh of a police ked out at the rate wpts to es v become ref 7 ) wear a not ! shall be fod on remainder of the to examine our stoc Dmaha, Gounsil i n in millions of wcantary, i il points i th cering, Knabe, 85 8 & Clark Vose rEN o A 3 Ladios, Aro i Tas < hut little nsed cek av the following Down UREKA CREMICAL Payment. #25.00 20,00 Monthily Payient. #15.00 10.00 15.00 10.00 10,00 500 1.0 Y] 10.0) 5.0 Over o) ALE® ELECY 0. HORNE. InvinToR. 181 00 cure: 25.0) 1500 15.00 1000 15.00 10.00 &, successful. 10.00 3.00 10.00 0 10.00 600 ur pick. Bring this lack of stren; »argai fail to be Inexper Jare largely tised this stand close themselves of its quality Newspuper Adyeiti LORD & THOMAS, ADVERTISING AGENTS, 45 10 49 Raudoluh Strvets CHICAGO. FOUNTAIN — BRANDS— T AND PLUG FlNl?eorcng-uhly the Best. fine Ca Sec all the ch ¢ popi nd styles, s that ¢ ppre discerning re aware that ive goods adver- season. but them cannot the test of nspection, W customers anc thus satisfy and our ve- 1of s CHICAGO Avo LESTERN RAILWAY. Blufis chlcagn. Tor tekets vis CNORTH- WE»TLRN" 3P Wi NYROVAL WAFE d monthly by fe, Effectualand Pleasant rbox by mail.or at dry rticulars 2 postage tanips. Address £ 10,000 gists, Sealed ) DETROIT, Mick For sale and by mail lm Goodman Drug Co., Omaha Neb, \EUPTURE orue's ‘ruse, combi oniy"hu in the W continuous Elec S cuprent. bciepviae Power(l, Darutle foctra-Magne g "Uagnetic Edtective. $y0l WABASH AVE.. 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