Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 28, 1888, Page 8

. and learned the situation THE CITY. The bank cl _were 452,936, Rev. Mr. Daw: ~l)n, of the Tenth street M. E. church, married James Hodge to Alice Harmon. i Personnal Paragraphs. Mr. A. P. Badger of Lincoln is in the eity. Mrs. E. Dill and children of Lincoln are at the Paxton. Mr. A. A. Richardson of Lincoln was n Omanha yesterday. Mr. Louis Burke of North the city yesterday. Messrs. A. A, Sweet of Hastings and J. S. Clary of Norfolk were in the city yesterday* Messrs. J. Dixon Avery and N. R. Hamil- ;on of Fremont were Omaha visitors yester- ay. r. W. O, Massey Trammeli of Lincoln were in the city ny. for yesterday rances Platte was in of Geneva and J. W. ster- Where 1s hllv? Mabel Reedy, the little girl who disap- peared on Saturday last, has not since been heard from. Her parents reside at 319 South Twelfth street. aliigmisy Took the Body Home. Ezra C. Bailey, a brother of the man found dead in a car under the new bridge on Wednesday, took the body home to Storm Luke, ln., yeste il Mortgaged a Far 8. L. Andrews has given another mortgage to sccure his indebtedness to W. H. King, the property being a farm located near Al- bion in this state. Knocked His Eye Out. Fred Lamb, of East Lake street, lost an eye yesterday by being struck with a fragment of o pine bonrd which he was split- ting into kindling wood. Touched at the Bluffs. S. . Neble, a printer who resides at 711 South Fifteenth street, reported to the chiet of police yesterday that he went over to Council Bluffs Thursday evening, and while in the depot there had his pocket picked. Ho carrying a baby in his arms, and his book was extra 1 from his nip It contained over $200 in money and s Postponed., unty commissioners will meet day instead of this ufternoon. They to-day at Lincoln l.l\mllu with the board of equalization t a reduc Douglas coun t the Monday meeting final of the county hospital, and it is probable Architect Me, ’ plans will be used, Com- missioner O'Keefe is in Chicago visiting a niece. Mon- spend state ion of s 8. At ‘tion will be talen on the roof e S Shooting for Honors. A nuinber of soldiers arrived in Omaha yesterday from Forts Sidney, Robinson and Laramie cn route for the Bellevue rifle range. They are the crack shots of their respective companics and will contest for the honor of representi he Department of the Platte in the division rifle shoot, which will be held at San Antonio. The target work will begin August 6 and contmue about two weeks. Ofcer Hinchey Exonerated. The usual daily trial of an officer charged with assuulting a prisoner was held yester- day afternoon in the police court. Ofticer Hinchey was the policeman arraigned this time. The evidence shows that while Hinchey was attending to his dutics as sani spector, the complainant, Robert Williams, became very impudent and attempted to terfere with the ofiicer. ~ Hinchey pushed him forcibly to one side and thre with arrestif ho dare interfere o liams sought revenge by having [T Hinchey ted, but after the judge heard the testi- mony he'dismissed the case, Troable Over a Stove. E. C. Hopkins, a dealer m gasolive stoves, was arrosted yesterday aftornoon on com- plaint of a man named Clark, who lives on Bt. Mary's avenue. He charges Hopkins with taking his gaseline stove without leave. Hopkins had done some wori on the stove a while back, and when he cal’ ay Mrs. Clark said that her Lusband was not providing for her and she would have to give up the stove in payment of the debt. Hop- k ns took the stove and agreed to pay the dii- ference back to her, When Clark came home he became very angry and caused Hopkins' arrest on the charge of stealing the stove, After the Squatters. The Union Pacific Railway company has begun ejectment proceedings in the United Btates court against Messrs, Lee, Worthy, Larsen, Peterson, Vreeland, Swanson, Os- born, Ousman, Wayfleld and McCabe, first and real names unknown, Fred Hansen, Peter Nelson, Otto C. Schwerin, Frank Behnall, Char Britton, Jacob Katshar, A. B. Carr, R. Hardy, J. Kleet, Mrs. J, Kle: and J, Sorrenson, to gain possession tain lands nov pied by them, nea Off lake. They have been squatters on the \and since about the 1st of January of this ear. The company also ask $100 rent for he use of the ground, Highway Robbers. Thursday evening as the driver of a butcher wagon was driving his team along Park avenue toward Hanscom park he was sud- flenly attacked by two roughs, who sprang upon hum with the probable intention of rob- bery. The butcher drew a long knife from his meat box, and defended himself in such o way that the robbers hastily withdvew, leay- Ing himw to drive on his wuy umn..l.-md. Later in the evening a through Hanscom park was men who ordered him to give up or they would shoot him. He cooly them to “‘shoot oway" and drove on. Search was afterward made high- Wwaymen, but they were not apprehended. [t is probable that thoseattacking the buteh: were identical with the partics who threat- tned the gentlemen i Hauscom park, *The best on said of Grigg's Glye speedy cure for cuts, sOres, pm-s. tetter, and all skin erup tions. Try this wouder heuler. 25 cents, guaranteed. Goodman Drug Co. The UNION PACIFIC is the tour- ists’ route to and from the pleasure re- sorts of Wyoming, Colorado, Utah, Idaho, Montana, Oregon nnd( ‘alifornia. his mone told can_traly be Salve 5. burn i — —— Smoke Seidenberg’s I lgnro and get the best 5-cent cigar in the world, Mux Mever & Co., wholesule depot. — —— HAVERLY AND MORGAN, A Pair of Oapitalists Prospecting Around Omaha. Ona of the liveliest parties which has left Omaha in some time was that composed of J. H. Haverly the irrepressible, Cecil Mor- gan, B. T. Horne, superintendent of the Platte division of the Fremont, Elkhorn & Missouri Valley road, and a couple of other gentlemen, Thoy were to have been ae- companied by W. N. Babeock, general agent of the Chicago & Northwestern road, but that gentleman was unexpectedly compellod to remain in town. Mr. Momun is the state commissioner of mines of Colorado, and the anager of the Aspen and Durant mines, the Er(ui in the state. He is &« man of E;u', wealth and appreciates the advantage using it to secure all the pleasures and comforts of hfe. Mr. Haverly's mining in- terests, too, are beginning to Jlmmr, and the fact makes him feel as he did when bhe twas most successful in great wanagerial ventures. The party went by special train to ilic Patton farm, near Fremont, where an amount of feediug is done. The object of the visit cannot be forclold, but from the oumoerou: quuuonu which some pt the flffl tlemen uski t the farm, it I3 f: :;::a .l‘l;n th. l-rlp is not one ! lar pleasure v 3 0. | 3 bt ' _Go to Buite over the UNION PA- CIFIC'S OREGON SHORT LINE. AMONG THE COURTS. A Few Small Oases Make Up the Day's Business. Judge Wakeley was closeted in the judges’ chamber yesterday preparing his decision in some of the cases which are to be passed upon this morning before court adjourns for the summer. The following cases were filed in the dis trict court: George H. Bailey against C. E. Mayne and Dennis Cunningham on a promisory note for 000 given September 4, 1886, and on which there is a balance yet due of #4,505.00. The ntiff also asks that interest may be col- 1 onthe note from the date 1t was drawn instead of from maturity, as it reads. The same plaintiff began suit against N. M. Lundin to foreclose a mechani lien for £218.02 for building material. + Lawrence C. Enewold has begun foreclos- Morgan, Union Trust ure procecdings against Frank C. Ellen Morgan, John_Ba; ny and John M. ncis. He holds os, each for #5,460.9%, given by Mor. gan and seeured by mortguge on lots 1 aud 5 in Jacobs’ addition to Omuha. Dounty Court. ushing, Olmstead & Snow, of Chicago, filed an attachment against S. L. Andrews & Co. for 06,25 for a bill of goods, A transeript was filed from a Polk county, Towa, court in the case of the Port Byron Lime association against Iegan Bros., to collect a judgment for 300,71, y ued C. E. 00 Magne on Swayge has brought an action agninst Patrick Mcky for & The plaintiff purchased a tract of land in Mer- vick county from the defendant and was to ke the first payment in hogs and horses to value of $W0 and get the deed for his property. Ho made the pavment without etting tiio deod and has nothini now but his co. He sues for . Lichtenber, baluneo s | nished in the construction of some buildings The M rchants National bankof S, N. sued the Omaha Ca Hlt‘u: smpany for on a promissory ne 23d of February, 1583 @ balan SI,,mn, given thu The Colorado pleasuro via the UNION PACIFIC ors from all over the world. > b Contrictor Neal's Eyperience With Footpads., the contract HE FOOL or, had an ex- perience with footpads Thursday at the cor- uer of Thirtioth and California streets, He was returning from a drive in the country, and at the point mentioned two men sprang from out the shadow, and while one elutched his horse by the bridle the other covered him with arevolver. “Your money or your life,” cried the man with the gun, in true Dick Turpi M. Neal did not lose his mind, but said: “I'm ‘fraid you've got the wrong party, boys, but come on and go through me; I'vé only ot a half-dollar.” it ‘over,” said the man of ve on. quickly reached in his pocket, Arawing forth a silver half-dollar, r to the man, and with a drove on. The joke of the whole ‘nee was that the contractor had quite adecens little roll with him, and had his ht- tle ruse failed him he would be poorer to-day by several hundred dollars, A RUNN and handed it ov long,” ocenr * FIRE., An Armed “Suspect” Turns on Par- suers and Shoots, Four rough-looking men were noticed by Officer Cullen yesterday lounging under the viaduct at Eleventh and Jones streets, About the same time a watch was offered to a pawnbroker on Tenth street. The officer be connected with the sandbagging of Lee Concaunon, and he undertook to arrest the men to have them give an account of themselves, t their heels, and Ofticer Brady joined in tha se. Tho fugitives were followed to Eighteenth and_Mason streets, where one mned Jamos Clide was captured. The other, Peter Creeley, turned and fired five T hey tool§ shots at the ()l“l ers, but none of them took effect. v epught, too. Cullen afterw: named barn, resisted the officer xmd \\‘m clubbed, The patrol wagon was broken down, and the ri rs had to be dragged to the station, Cullen was o come by the heat and the exertion, and was laid up at the police station to recover, During the day Concannon's watch was found at the place of the sandbagging. A trip to Alaska is much sought after and is easily obtained over the UNION PACIFIC THE RE. Y MARKET. Instruments Placed on Record Dur- ing Yesterday. G P Remls and wife to J P Barry, w % lot 3, blk 6, Lowe's 21 add, wd.. william ) Cuddy to J P uurry. Wi To DIkt Lowe's 34 add, q ¢4 ? 8 Lowe to J P Barry, w :, o mkn. Loyeszand, qcd 1 8 M Parker to C, 8t P, M & in Florence, 'c d 1 HU Birch and wife {0 0 fh lou 8 Dlk 6, st add South Omaha, 4 0 d. A 1' Crowell to H M Blumlu lotl bk 4, Plainview, w d.. * lirennan ét al, 1 e % (ot ot i, Seqcd, 2000 ercer, lots 15 recy park, w d 1,600 o5 1o Mrs M 'V nlllln’ln(w'tnndh blk 7, v : p 3,000 ol ind wifo o Oxtord place, w 1,700 wa wife to B Hudspith, v s of 5w 61310, and ne of e + of 5o and 1ot and 26 40-100 ~llml lot 9, sec 110, w d. 3,000 \ore to Pal Cariton, und u\“ of k 1 1,000 subof J 1 Redick 4,600 L Knufmun, et of lot 1, and rick'swdd, q o d 1 W R Homun and wife ¢ e oclot 1 and e ¥, of 5 13 of lot? Patrick's 1 d, ™ Murray to 8 D Iallwich, ot 18, bik' 6, Murray's add to Okohonia, w d A Eighteen transters, aggregating. .. The following building permits were is- sued yesterday : er, cottage, Thirty-ffth near y and Ilunu\vl Nels Hansen, cofta; Patrick McCube, cottug Twenty-ifth. ... 1K Reynolds, cottuge, & Marth Duncan Finiayson, Har enue und Illllxl\.ll\! Seven permits, nggregating, e Marriage Licenses. The following marriage licenses were is- sued yesterday by Judge Shields: Name. Residence, [ Andrew Grant, Omaba. Christiana Erftmeir, Omaha, { John Shoefotall, Omiaha. 1 Auna Johning, Codar ¢ Age, Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. ‘When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria. ‘When she was & Child, ahe cried for Castoria, . When she Uiceamp Migs, she clung to Castoria, suspected that the watch and the men might | TRAVELING MEN'S DAY. A Meeting This Afternoon to Arrange For the Event, A number of the traveling men of the city are discussing the plan of having a traveling men’s day during far week. ~ The idea sprang into existence after Omaha aban- doned a traveling men's display the Fourth of July to give way to the celebration ar- ranged by the boys to take place at Grand Island on that day. When the plans for a parade were given up here on that occasion, t was agreed among the men that they would have their day in Omaha during fair week. In order to arrange for it a meeting will be held at the board of trade rooms this afternoon, at which committees will be ap- pointed to confer with the fair association for the event. The traveling men will be supported in their arrangements by their houses, and will do everything in their power to make the day a grand attraction. It is expected thatiench house in the city will bave a man at themesting this afternoon o help organize the movemeat. After smokiug, we suggest, Gentlemen, shist you had best Banish from gour breath the fume Ere you seek/the drawing room. SOZODONT, vlest puritier Of the teeth, youu all require. Drink Malto for: th-. nerves. —— Shot Through the Hand. Lars Larsen, a Dane living on Teaven- worth street, near Twelfth, while fooliag with a pistol, was shot through the right hand by the accidental discharge of the weapon. As a matter of course, Larsen did not know it was loaded, but was examining the weapon to find out whether it was or not. Dr. Miller attended the case, DR. HORNE’S Electro-Magnetic Belts ! The Grandes! Triumph of Etectric Science— . ntlemen’s Belt with Illodrh Susponsery, IT WIL!. CURE ;rhgy = -\',',:n.a....-;} e 3 "W eaLncar Imi ottnor, G ':"‘ e A Fm l~ o R vt B T Kok, NGttty can WHEN ALI. ELSE FAILS. i olectrifiay Eve Shging and used by pormission, NOTE the following who hore beon ou ; donglan Farkerand J. M. fiaaioit, ail on Hoard of Tradc, RNk Y krde) Bodd Dople. ine & Lemuel Mi outh Bend, Ind; Robt. R. post office; i I, M. D. LIN Yo urlwllhlnlffllmpltrhed vhunn«lhrr nlm.d has Heady notvés and nnm(ombln sieop ot night.” Bobt. HLl, alderuman, 100 East 3th Stroet., Now York— ourands i) or. III)!NE’S EI.EGTHO MABNETIC BELT e o e i oaree may. do: o it Il nvegs slectrtcity through the body on the nerves, It ouros disca egtrieity (10 oF 18 hionrs gut of uciny ) throughiout iho human syite ‘a now clrculation of tha ife forcos=the blood, ani | aif othier troatment has falled. The morite of $his sélen- o1 usands whom it hat ou SOmmOrsial kpengy OF Wholomie ligute in Chicago; wholesalo druggists, 3 ltummunv or 18 page fllustrated pammphis xs. O ERIN B, Thventor shd Manufacrarer, 101 Wabssh Avenno Ohleago. RUPTURE <25 DR, HORME'S ELECTRO-MAGNETIC BELT-TRUSS. Haa Fennclscs aad O DR. W. 'KINGSFORD’S OSWEGD STARGH! “Pure,” Silver Bloss < Corn Starch, FOR THS LAUNDRY. FOR THE TABLE, THE VERY PERFECTION OF QUALITY. 30 ANS $1.25 Al_#3 and Mrs. Dart’s Tnplets. President Cloveland's Priz for tho three best bables at the Aurora County Fair, in 1867, was ven to these triplets, Mollic, Ida, and Ray, children of Mrs. A. K. Dart, Hamburgh, 'N. Y, O ritons Tt At the, Hitlo ones. bodame VOry sick, and i 1 conid get no other food (tat Womd agréo with them, 1 comumenced tho use of Lactated Food. It heiped them imme: /diately, and they were soon’as well s ever, and I consider it very largely due to the Food bat they are now fo well.” Lactated Food'is the best Food for bottle-fod babics. . It kecpa Bnem well, and 18 beter than medicino when thoy are sick. Three sizes: 25¢., 50c., $100. druggists. Cabinet photo. of thess triplets sent frec o the mother of any baby born this year. Address WELLS, RICHARDSON & CO., Burlington, Vt. ‘OUR OWN straw Hats, e | St Hats, now X ‘Tha Burlington takes the lead. Burlington| Route \ CBRONR. | It was in advance of all lines in developing Nebraska. It was in advance of all lines in establis| service between Missouri river points and Chicago. g dining-car It was in advance of all lines in giving the people of Omabha and the West a fast mail service. It was in advance of all lines in running its trains from the East into Omaha proper. It was in advance of all lines in reducing the time of passenger trains between Omaha and Chicago. It was in advance, and is the only line by which you can It has been progressive in the past. It will lead in the future. Travel and ship via the Burlington. Tickat Office, 1223 Farnam Street. Depot on Tenth Street. YOUR (HOICE 6 | and #1.50 #4 Light COTTON FLANNELS state Line. Handsome and Most Satisfactory for RETAIL TRADE! PRICE LIST SENT ON APPLICATION, Cabin passage $35 and o, of state room. 'IN BALDWIN & CO., Gen'l Ags 53 Broadway, JOHN BLEGEN, Genl Westorn Agént HAREY T, MOORES, Age) Reduced Cabin 1t, Omaha, Those who have used them will Buy No Other Brand, hibition, Rates to Glasgow E. To Glasgow, Belfast, Dublin and Liverpool From Naw York Every Tuesday. cording to location Excursion 6 to #90 ge to and from Europe at Lowest Rates. ents, l\u\\ York, tandolph St.. Chicago. TRY THEM. : SOLE AGENTS FOR ALL MARKETS: SAMUEL C. DAVIS & GO SAINT LOUIS, MO. THE BANK OF COMM S. W. Cor. Farnam and (5 , Paid in Capital.. GEO, E. BARKER, President. JOHNSO AKE ERIE SEMINARY, PAINESVILLE, OHIO. To ouese of Study extended nuvl thorough ; fourteen reside heglun Sepi. Ot 1888, L EVERS. ALLEN T, RECTOR, BA. BENSON. Accounts of Bankers, uals received on the most favorable tion plensant and TS BATY EVANS PRIROLT ST. MARYS ACADEMY ERCE. th Sts. #500,000 E. L. BIERBOW T_,u Vice President. N, Cashier. NINGIAM. erchants and Individ terms, State University| OF IOWA. The several Departments will begin the year TRSH-5D as follows— September 12,—Collegite, Law and Pharma- ceutical, —Medical, Medical Or the Liquor Habit, Positively Specific. October and Dental, Each department 1s thoroughly equipped with Homaopathic DRUNKENNESS Cured by Adninistering Dr. Haines’ Golden 1t can be given in a cup of coffee or tea with. out the knowledge of the person taking it; abso- mne\allu \\'ml from Notre Duwme U v\\wruuy) eflicient work, and uo p e spared 10 | g Gth Acsdemic torm will open. Mondny, Repi lutely harmless, and will éffect a permanent and afford students the be opportunit; 4. speedy L|Il’8.‘1l€lh0l‘ the patient 18 a moderute gord studeuts e bt posiivle coverunlty | ant00L OF ART AND DESIGN, | SEiech e, ™isthen, ths paticut . oderute )L Yo o teular mrurln]munn m"h the respective de- gruul:n;dl 'Fvl'l huu: mllgg};xmu‘ruwflnwn ‘:(lllxo Dastments, aca N ey " CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC. Out ‘thelr knowledie and (0-0ay believe they dent, lowa Cit The Academic uum“tln thorough in l'IL Tepara- ’ull drinking of their own free will, 1t never LaW—EuL CCrATN, Vice-Clinncellor, Towa | tory, enior, knd Classic Music department, | fails. The system once impregnated With the cufz 3""“ ("“ of ::'i'n"filv\:: fi‘ i f s ecific, it becomes an uttér impossibility for Medical W, F. PECK, M. D., Dean of Faculty, | gf'y Rou L100 RYSES A vt BOho0] 8 .lxqr'ut;l-ppuéw to exiat, Forll:‘lrr b{l Cunn Davenport. Drawing nd painiing {row ife’ and the 5th and Dougzlas sts., and 18th and Cum- Homaopathlo Medical—a. (. Coweruri- | Phonters tanght. hailie lnu sts., Omaha, Neb.; A.' D, Foster & Bro. WAITE, M. D., Dean of Faculty, lowa Cit; cpartment | ‘wuneil Bluffs, lowa. INGERSOLL, I. D. 8., Deanof E. L Bozyew, Ph., G.Denn in all (prnr(menln are reasonable. Cost of board in private families, & to 8 per week: i clubs, $1.60 to 82,40 per week. l-v-r talogues, or for general information, l,h ARLES A, BCHAEFFER, Plehldeut NORTHWESTERN HII.ITAIIY ACADERY Appl 3 AACADENY, NOTUE DA 1CO', INDIANA. LAKE FOREST UNIVERSITY REST COLLEGE, e FGIE FOI 1ADIES, okl n.,:.','.'h o - e ors . e Rhe Sanden Eisctrio Co. 169 La s--umm l'igmm‘, and FON 23 miles north of Chig ey LTX-A Full Eorpe ‘ot Experiénced 1oe U, TRTS, Lake Forest, ik Murgan Pérk Military Acadamy UN. gt O ¥ Highia "n T sl e Cateue: e he Rt Boy's Lowriing Schoil n the W Der fram full-sh W:’ 1 Sixteenih your Iwfil )1 nd fo ALBU m logue to Cuer. BB, N K EALCOR R e Boser, sach as, MOKGAN PAIK, O i, Fpaers Lo & E..‘u.cn?. For Young Ladies. BT, CLAL MICH, Three courses of study, Thoroughness | o | Wilicomuience e 213 3 Duildings elegancly furnisnod, Bettie Stlllfl llltmlm Fol YO A [antages unsw gud'u«'l"_ ":'I“" team, lijted with wns o i vn.mu-.l‘n, m ] vautages in | musie and art, AMun“ur cireul Ti"fi':kp.l.gllflosnx"‘h ‘"LITAHV ALADEHY -H N.Y BenD for cala- SOMERVILLE ACHUOLL 8. Cie, Mich. SN, S 3D YA, Friucipar Sohise curess ot itk end vumm m-m. o forfe - lectria [Your Left Liver IS OUT OF ORDER? A Proprietary Mediciie that needs but a teial 1ts worth, to prov O Callnder's et Liver Bitrs, The Only Distilled in_the lnlm\ States, The only Bitt a | United Sta internal L rietary Medictine, wiully Patented. of Patent | 78, Contains no fusil ols, no essentinl ofld, o forefgm substance or damag: ing drugs. ‘A perfecily pure medicine, con vounded from Pure Root Herbs and Old Pea picusant to the taste, quiet and decisive in l(ll effect. Oures Dyspepsia or Yellow Jaundice in five days, Regilates the Bowels. Tnvigoratos Inactive Laver, Oures Disoased Liver, Revives the Kidneys, fmproves the Appetite Quickly, Regulates the wnole system. ‘New Life to the whole system. Liver Bittors wre #old in Omaha, gl e ol i Spaturd, Nam | Kuhn & Co. 3 Co., W, I Rusuus A Melcher, | wholesule d Di. B. C. WEST'S NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT. ME:, & guraiiteed gpeoific for Hystarin, Dizite ness, ' Convulsions, I'its, Nervous Neuralgia, Nervons Prostration, caused. by 1e ‘0, Wakofuluess, Mental Foftening of. the Hrain, resilting in nd leading Vl mis ry Lodses and Spermatorheea caused by over-exertlon of the brain, self-abuge or over-indulgence. T box contains one month's treatm $1.00 a box, or &ix boxos for 85,00, sent by muil prepaid on're- ceipt of price, WE GUARANTEI S1X HOXES order recetved by To cure any case. With ea fed with #5.00, we written guaranteo Yo refuna the money 1f the treatment doesnot effect & cure. Guaraniees issued only by C. K. GOODMAN, Degglst, Solo Agent, 111 Street, Omana. Neb Piran Uniermcntul and mot intoxicating. Acts like a charm in all cases of Diar- rhea and Dysentery and all stomach and” bowel troubles. Grateful alike to women, chil dren and convalescents, Gives a delicious flavor to ice-water, lemonade or soda-water. Imported and bottled by Munaroviren, Frercner & Co. Cineinnati, 0. For sale by the following denlers: Drug Co., ke Hruce & Co tone HBros. & THE BOHANON SULKY! Frem) BEST m\nr_ weidire Breaking Carts. Pine Repairing, Gmll‘l Co,y *ciiionTET ‘Send for Catalogus. feave Omaha in the morning and arrive in Denver the evening of the same day. Telephone % Perket. Riding Bazsio. | | | 250. Who 18 WEASK, NERVOUS. DERE TED. who i hiy FOLELY and IGNOR A has TRI FLER away s VIGOR of 10 MIND and MANHOOD, causing exhaustin diaing upon the FOUNTAING of LIFE HEADACHE, BACKACHE, Droudmi Dream, WEAKNERS of mmng BASH- FULNESS in SOOIETY, LES upon the FACE, and all EARLY DECAY and pdrhl ZON or INSANITY, should cnmullnl one ibo CELERRATED Dr. Clarko, ) h L has mad DE. rko o NE i) SOHONIG and w1, Dieases of B GENTRG URINARY "Organe o Lite ftudy. 1t makes NO difference WHA'R you Save taken or WHO has failed to cure you, 85K EM A LES suffering from diseases pecu uar to their sex can consult with the assurance of apeedy reliof and eure. Send 2 cents postage for works on your diseases. Ga-fend 4 centa postage for Celebrated Works on Chronie, Nervous und Dells sa“e Diecnaes, Consuliation, personally or by faiter, free. Consult thé old Doctor, Vhounands cured. Offices and pariors privess, Those contemplating Marriage for’ Dr, Clavke's celebrated guide Suio g Femmter each 160, DAl confding your cise, consult LAKKE. 1y letier or call may ture sufferin, ;ame, and 80d golden vears to life. ~&0~Ho s (Secrel) Ere Tors,” toc. (eampa) Medicing and. writines 'where, sccure from exposure. Sundays, 91012, Address, M. D. 186 S Uiarie St GEICAGO 1T, UNION PACIFIC “The Overland Route.” Has so arranged its Family Sleeping Car serv that bertlh n now be re- served upon application by any ticket agent to M. J. Greevy,Passenger Agent, Council Bluffs, Tow The rescrvations when made are turned over to the train conductors taking out such cars, so that Jussengers can now secure berths or (l]m'ml, the same as a [’ullman berth is ved and secured. BKTS, E. L. LOMAX, & T. Agent. Ass't G, v, & T, AL OMAHA, NLB. A frie i Hotars, x m 8 ! SteckPiano Hemarkable for powerfnl sympa. WUDDBRIDGE BRUS INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION or Industry, Science and A, Open Until October, 1888, Medieal Congr Meets August Tth, GLASGOW, SCOTLAND, Round Trip Ixcursion T Via STATE LINE, #65 and $75, pation spoly o .DWIN & CO., iy y, New York. Nebraxka Nfional Bank, U, §, DEPOSITORY, OMAHA, NEB, Paid Up ( ... $250,000 Surplus 50,000 it President, ines, Cashler, . COLLINS, 18 B, REED, Banking Office~ THE IRON BANK, Corner 12th and Farnam Sts. A General Bunking Business Transacted, Pig G nasgiven univen sal satisfaction in the cure uf Gonorrhees and Gleet. | preseribe it and foel sate in reccinmend- ing it to all sufferers, .. STONER, l,h Decatur, PRICF, $1.00, Bold Ly Drugglets. E AK ln'uvln’ m; o F A iy’ l-uy- 1608 Tere el R retive (peal ml particulars for Lome eure, tree “xor: fl"é'. FOWLER, Moogdus, Gonse |