Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 29, 1889, Page 6

" THE CITY. P A special meeting of Carpenter Union No 71 will be held this evening. All members are requested 10 be present. The Bohemians of this city will cote- rate the 4th of July with a concert in the evening at the new Motz hall, on South Thirteenth street, under the di- rection of I'. Kozark, Corporal Tanner will deliver an at Goodrich hall, on aext Tuesday eveni generally is invited A comy t was f against Charles with having sol George Fuller Burdick held #1145, ed in _police court dwin, charging him a team of mules to upon which Wesley a chattel mortgage for Willinms, n ne suspicious character, twenty days by Judge Berka y 3 and John Arnold, n white mun, got twenty dnys potit larceny, Arnold had just finishoed on m in the county jnil, but, finding his surroundings so plevsant there, scemed desirous of going back. Haus Peterson, charged with selling ligquor on Sund had a jury trial be: fore Judge Berkn yesterday and was acquitted, Peterson keeps @ suloon at Fourteenth and Webster, and the wit- nesses swore that his saloon was open Tast Sunday, but us no one swore to the fact that liquor was sold there on that day, the jury decided 1 his favor. Personal Parazraphs, C. B. Coole, of Boone, is at the Murray. H. M. Uttley, of O'Neill, is at the Millard. W. 8. Denton, of Holdrege, 18 at the Ar- cade, L W.G lard. Har Arcade. J. Baird, Paxton. W, W, Paxton. Eugene Moore, Mi I, (. Hanson, of Lincoln, the Arcade. E. F. Pettis, of Lincoln, the Millard. W. H. Ashby, of Beatrice, is a guest at the Paxton. H. V. Gates and wife, of Colby, are guests atthe Millard. S. M. Barkis, of Silver Creck, 1s stopping at the Paxton. 0. J. Show at the M Willet Caldwell, of Broken Bow, is stop- ping at the Millard. A. C. Pulliam, of Chadron at the Murraj W. C. Harrison, of Grand Islaud, is regis tered at the Paxton, John W. Drayto: guests at the Arcad Charles P. 1. Muclogen, of London, Eng., is sojourning in this city W. H. Gray and R. H. Ralston, of Grand Island, are at the Paxton, W. A. Black und [, S. Summers, of West Point, areat the Millard. A. A, Abbottund W. . Platt, of Grand Island, are guests at the Paxton, O. W. Child, H. G. christ, of Lincoln, is at the Mil- Higgius, of Norfolk, is the of Appleton, isa guestat tho Catlin, of St. Paul, is at the of West Point, is at the is stopping at is registered at s und wife, of Long Pine, are and wife, of Ewing, arc Dart, o Murra jullard and Jumes MeAdams, of stopping at the Paxt . Cook, of David Cit t of his cousin, M Dr. F. G. Hunsen, of Lincoln, Franklin, of Verdigre, Arcade. W, D. Mathews, of Fremont, and W. H. Mathews, of Atkinson, are stopping at the Miliard. Mark McLoud, of Fremont, and W. C. Harrison, of Grand Isiand, are stopping the Paxton, Charles D. Ward, of the Mobile & Ohio railway, is in the aity looking after the iuter- ests of his road” . T, C. Livingston, and James Tarned ) fo, have gone to Saratoga Sy Wyo., to he absent five weeks. Willis Caldwell of Broke Mathews of Fremont, H. W. Atkinson, are registered at the Mi Rev. Charles W. Savidge and wifc yesterday on the Burli They been spending hinthe ¢ Mr. Savidge goes to I o-day. morrow he will preach to the trave encamped ab Cushuan purk, To-Day’s Races. The trotting matinee at the fair grounds this afterncon promises to be a fine success, and a_large attendance will surely be on hand. No admission will be charged for ladies, Among the attractions of th afternoon’s card will be an exhibition mile by You Bet and running mute, and an ex hibition by Dun D. Among the other events i8 a match trot for $500 a side between two Bouth Omubia horses, and two or three other events of interest. A band of musie will be on hand, and a good ttme all round muy be expected, of Rock haulding. and John E. Neb., are at the Another Ames Building. Mr. Frederick L. Ames upon his recont visit to Omaba to close the proposition for tho new building for 8. P. Morso & Co., ex- ressed n willingness to invest sever: undred thousand more dollars on the same terms if tenants could be gurranteed for the structures. Since his departure he has been in negotin- tion with two prominent wholesalers, and yesterday the contract was closed for the erection of a mammoth five-story block on the corher of Eleventh and Howard streets, ‘This morning the work of clearing away the buildings began, N. King, who was removed from the county jail about one weck agoto S sepl's hospital, died night beforo last, an was buried yesterday ovening by Unde taker Tuggurt. Mr. I3, 1. Rice, who has resided in Denver for some time, died at his residence in that city June 25. He was sixty-nine years of ge, and was born in Ontario county, New York, whence he removed to Michigan' in 1836, In 1844 he married and was blessed with seven children, five of whom survive him, as fc lows: J. L. Rice, of ha; M o e Bailoy, Tonia, Mich, ; . James 1, Curtis, San Fraucisco; B, I and . S, Rice, of L ver, Mr. L. E. Rico was one of the e tlers of Virginia City and was a pro: Mason, Mrs. Curtis ved from San Fran- eisco and was recognized by her father by fore deggh claimed him, J. L. Rice arrived ut the Dedside thirty minutes before his father breathed his last, too late to be recog- nized, The funeral will occur in Denver Thursday morniug. Jo- The Ames Block, 8. P. Morse says that the contract for building his new ary goods store will be let next week. Vaobruut & Howe, architects of the proposed union devot, have drawn the lans and will superintend its construction, Phoy intend to do un exceilent pieco of work The building will be six stories high Farnam stroet front and seven on the Sixteenth ot side. ‘The difference in the grade sccounts for this varicty, Because of the offset between the main and Sixteenth strect rooms, the rear part of the former which oins ' the latter will form a sort of alcony from which one may look luto and all over the store, Mr, Morse declares that Charles Frances Adams has expressed o wish that he could L some property io Omaha. *He said to me, *The people 1 y town think I have a preference for Kuu City because I happened to deal in and ma @ fortune out of real estate there, but such isnot the caso.’ Ithink Mr. Adims would amyest some of his wealth here it the oppor- tunity was offered, and it would be & good thing for Omaha to hold out inducements that be wmight accept,” —— Hood's Sarsaparilla is peculiar 30 ftself and superior to all other prepara tions iu strength, economy, and medics merit. *council by the Union THE OMAHA DAILY BEE:: SATURDAY, DIVISION TERMINALS Likely to Be Removed From Ogden to Salt Leke, The members of the grievance committee of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen have concluded their labors and many have returned home. ‘I'he only matter that remains unsettled is the question of changing the division terminal from Evanston to Green River. The company desired to consolidate the sev- enty-six-mile division between Evanston and Ogden and the 112milo division betweon Evanston aud Green River, making one divi- sion of 188 miles. The engineers opposed this movement for the reason that the 158 mile run would requiro enginecrs on way freight to be at their post upwards of twenty houra in making the run. This they maix: tuined 18 too long for any engineer or fireman to go without rest. They subuwittel o proposition to the comvany which involyes three divisions which provides for the dividing of the road into two divisions, This was to exte wile run to Salt Lake City oy which iffeludes the road Iivanston and Salt Lake and maintain the Qivision run s at present between G River und Uvanston. This would result in the division termin ke and uld make the di- in length, the distanco from cing thirty-seven miles ah Central being independent of tho connceting rond from an operative standpoint prevented immediate action, but the company hus taken the propositiof under ation Ogden to vison 113 Ogden Mahanna Will Succeed Halsey. It is ndmitted in oficiai circles of the Fre- mont, Elkborn & Missouri Valiey that H. C. Mahanna, assistant superintendent of the Towa division of the Chicago & Northwest- ern at Belle Plaine, will, in all probability, be appointed gencral superiatendent of the i nnounced exclusively in i yosted it now t Mauager i3urt, of the Elichorn, and at whi conference Mr., Burt informod him that ho would submit his na to the ofMcials of Chicago & Northwestern s successor to Mr. Halsey. General Manager Burt ent Mahunna left at which place be aged. 1t pointment will be m and Superintend- ogether for Chicay the uppointment wi s thought that the ap- > to-d The Attorne The proposition to 4 nt Work., ubmitted to the city and the Bur- lington in connection with u viaduct spanning Tenth street, is being prepared by the attor neys of both companics, G M Kimball is of the opigion that the companies will be ready to submit their plans and proposition 10 the council soon. He stated that the heads of the lexal departments of bothi companies were ng the basis upon which the companics would submit their plans to the council together with the via- duct proposition - rto the effect s will not be ch is the ng the hounored on tr Pupillion train. S holder 1o twenty ri and good for ninety days at £1 will be issued employes good be: tween Omaha and Papillio Railr Engine 334 of staudard passenger design is out of the shops and will be used in the sub- urban service. W. C. Shocmalker, traveling passenger and 1. S. Alien, general northwestorn passenger ugent, of the Baltimore and Ohio, are in the cit General Pu Burlmton, 1 nd a meeting of the tr tion, The question of runn excursions will be passed upon, ger Agent Francis, of the goune toKunsas City to at- We hs ince.the first day we commenced the business, and have heard some wonderful reports of its efice Many use it with best results to cloanse i lariafrom the systom, and for blood voison, scrofula and such discases it is withouta rival, CoLpErwoon & Co., Monroe, La. Dr. Brown, who has been at Fort Omaha for some time, left yesterday for his new station, Fort Meade. Brown, his is onc of tk uates of the h school this next being t ve mu st day day of the at ‘the rifle contest fr nfant 1. Wilson om th I econd in- avenworth company at Fort Omaha. ntenant W, M. Wright, S nd infan- is detailed for the next two years at the school. Licutenant Abel was originully detailed for the hool (with Lieutenant Wright as alternate) is on sick leave on sur- geon's cortiticate of disability, who The Siege of Sabastopol. Asitold by General Walseley, an ey ness. Of thrilling interest. In The Swun- day Bee. Thomas Kilp chants’ week o ident of the Mer- terorise, will appoint com- mittees as follows: On finances to raise funds, Press to entertain visiting writers and to write advertising m Advertis- ing—To distribute posters, Out door amusements, to geauts, ete. ' In door and musical matters. - Decorations, 10 secure decorations. Public comfort, accommoda- tion of visitors. ‘Transport. matter of raiivond rates, Executive, dve general vision, very effort will be made to show the city to the best advantage. ‘Phought He Was Robboed, E. F. Ash, o baker from Ainsworth, com- plained to the polico that & 1 heen robed in the City Hotel of . cant Whalen and Detective Ormsby went with him to this place, but were ungble to find anything. ant Whalen conceived the idea of Asl's pockets and soon found §50 lage of letters in his pockets, Ash was taken to the jail and a thorough search revealed the fact that nhe had $94.50 1 his clothes. Ho was locked up for sufe-keoping. 1 Ash was found guilty of being drunk, and was assessed § musements, th Death Follows the Bridal. Clarence Hicks, a vrother of George N. Hicks, is reported dying in Utica, M. Y. He was in the employ of tne Pacific Express company in this city for some time, but being subject to rheumatism, he went east wtry @ change of climate, About two weeks ago he was married to a young lady in Utica, and had intended to returu here in the fall.’ Mr. George Hicks received a tel- ogram yeste stating thai his brother was not expeeted to live through the day. Typhoid pucumonia is understood to be the disease. The ravages of five epidemics of bow- el complaint have been stayed by Cham- lain’s Colie Cholera and Diarrheea remedy, adding new laurels to that justly renowned medy. It hus been the means of saving more lives than any other known medicine, i1l of the leading druggists in Omaha sell it, Tearing Up the rlank Walks. ‘The work of tearing up plank sidewalks and putting down -stone in their place was begun Thursday by J. E. Riley, who has the contract with the city for putting down walks in the paving distriots where the prop erty owners nuve fuiled to do so. Mr. Riley has @ large force of meu at work A good, durable stono walk has already been laid on the st side of Jeffer- #on_ square, on Sixteenth street, and good stoue walks will be laid oo all strects from Ninth to Sixteenth, between Dodge and Howard. The time for putting down these walks eéx- pired in April, 1588, but the city has waited on property owners from one month to an- other until 1t has been decided to wait no longor, Somo persons are protesting against the ity putting down their walks, but their protosts and appeals will have little welght. out ©Oable and Special News, The Bee's speeial news service is unri- raled. Th: fordiyn and domestie news of The Sunday Bec will be fully up to the usual standard of evcellence. Didn't Know Her Father, A middle-aged and respectable-appearing gentleman arrived in Omata Thursday in arch of his daughter. Ho had not seen en years, and he stated that she rears of age when sho left her Towa with her mothef, The gen- tleman’s name could not bo ascertamed. He stated that hie had received information that s long-lost daughter was in Omaha and was an inmate of a house of ill-repute. He visited a questionablo resort on Ninth street, where e met a girl who he insisted was his daughter, Ho imduced the girl to accom- pany him to tho depot, but whei this point was reached, the ‘‘duughter’ would %o no furth She stated that she was not sure that the wan reaily was her father. Devotmaster Haney endeavored to invos- tigate the matter witbout success. The old man accompanied the woman up towd again, Memorinl Kesolutlons, A meeting ot the medical men of Omaha was held Wednesday ovening at the Ne- braska Eye and Bar Infirmary. Dr. Tilden was chosen chairman and paid tribute to the memory of the late Dr. Den. Dr. Peabody followed in a few but touch- ine remarks lauding Dr, Den for his many and prominent virtues and particularly for his high sense of honor both professional and d closing with compliments to fessional abilities. J. C. Janes closed with remarks of ap- ate character, The followine resolutions were adopted: Whereas, it has pleased Alinighty God in His wisdom to _remove to the better world our friend and follow physician, Bmunuel H. Den; Resolved, That we, the physicians of Omaha, tule this method of expressing our regret av his death and respect for his me ory as un able physician and courtec tieman who will long be remembe com where he has practiced his p fession for wore than a quarter of a century Resolved, That to his family and friends we offer our condolence in their affliction Resolved, That u cony of these resolu ent to his relatives. committec consisted of James Harold Gifford and IEdward J." ary here is one remedy you can try without danger of hut nd to A, G. Coleman, chemist, K maz00, Mich.,for trial package of his ¢ cure. ' His only moaeof advertising is by giv- ing it away. Postage 2. Judge for your- sell, Mention this pape Have Yon The Guaras’ Concert. The fourth grand sacred concert, given by the Omabia Guards’ band, will take place at Hauscom park to-morrow afternoon, when a number of interesting selections will be played. These concerts are free to all, and are well worth attending. The following is the programum. Time of Roses Allezro Grand Overture Cavatina di Bravoura =Cornet Solo.. Franke Scene und Miserere “Troubadour”....Verdi lelujah “Messiah” (By Request) . 55 .Haendel Wagner .Weiss agio from Sth Sonata, Finale Brillante, . Durno's Catarrh Snuff. ‘When suffering with catarrh, cold in th 1, nervous headuche, cte., use I Snuff, it relieve you at once. at drug Price Another Version. Charles Montcrief says that there are a great many discrepancios in the newspaper account of the adventures of himself and wife published Thursday. The assertion that she left him at one time to clope with one Cleason Musselman is not true, as he and she have been continually together sinco they were married, nearly five years ago. The illegal disposition of property was not made by Monterict, but by Musselman, over six years ago. Mr. Monterief says fucther that he never was in juil until Lis escapade with Burdick last Wednesday. City Treasurer Rush and his assistants are busy these days taking in tuxes, Next Mon- day the delinquent law goes into effect, and property owners are endeavoring to avoid demnquenc are good. M. Rusn says that he bus given out more r year, but the people are compla bly bout their usscssments being so high, An Omaha Invention. C. N, Newcowb has lately patented cash or freight carrvier, which works upon an entirely new principle and is practical succes Call and sce itat the Omaha Model Machine works, 14th and Juckson. State rights for sale. Off on Their Vacation, The teachers of the public schools were paid off last evening, and about thirty left on their summer vacation; some for their homes in Obio, Illinois, Towa, and other points, and others for the summer resorts among the Jakes and mountains Incorporated, Articles of incorvoration were filed to-day by O. M. Carter, C. S, Montgomery, H. H. Gould, A. O. Powell, Lewis H. Groff and Philp Pouter for the American Savings bunks, with a capital stock of $400,000, Liccnsed to Wed, Only one marriage license was issued by Judge Shiclds, Name and Keside i South Omaha POWDER Absolutely Pure- This powder nover varies. A marvel of purit strength and wholesomeness, * Mors sconcution than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold ia thun with the multitudes of low cofla shertmeightalumor | phospaste powders. Bold Baking Pow Wallsirest Now Yok, Ll L Tol GREATLY AGITATED. The Discovery wof a New Danger Threatening Ithe American People Arouses thy Enhabitants of New York, [New York Correspondence.] w York City hasbeen more excited during the month over the revelations which some of the t known sclentists have made, han about any. thing that lins ocoured before in years. Among the clubs, whererer menand women congregate for socing fxchango of thoughibin businoss circlen ng in profoss fonal life Ihavy fousd wne le nAmelS: tho AINEming 10T | disenso-areed s A fow 0 malady Was mlmost anknown 10 bo tho most 4 viaty and far ro. De. Alien M discnso aro SBOWS itselt 0 many diferont 10 1 e e fa Iy dny and # pale ono the e e and y Waraings ot the uy t new afilietions p dinienity In_productn nowi Lo t rld, 1 i the discovery of Paine itted by the 1 oqually surpr Vs, Whose © Ity Prof prostratic wing GOLD MEDAL, PARIS, 1878, W. BAK"R & C0.'S JBreakast Gocoa Ts abpolutely pure and it is woluble. No Chewmicals are used in ita preparation. 1t has more than thrce ¢ mixed with Stareh, Arry urishing, strengtl §) e1x DicrsTrD, and aduira for i persons i healtas Sold by Grocers everywhere, W. BAKER & €0, Dorchester, Mass, i < e ERAE h;. THE BESTWHITE SOAP MADE INAMERICA Maw g s-S-IGRK G -&-CQO: leco. o IS-SNIVIRIND-3VT ‘CLouD: <FLOATING + SQAP: ¢ WRAPPERS (LARGE 512E3 >/ Containing b = PHoroeRARRS Z 12 «@lebrated « ASTORS aNGACTRESSES DRS. BETTS & BETTS Ofico hours, 94 m. to 6p. m. Suzdny Wa m, to1p. m dpecinlists In Chronle, Nervous, Bkin and Blood Diseases. §#~ Consultation at office or by mall free, Medicines sent by mail or exprees, securely packed, free from observation, 'Guarantecs to foly and permunently, quicl ST [\ spvnnnmnhll-l‘ semi. NEH flU ual Losses, Night Eris- siona, Physical Decay, arisiug from Indiscre. tion, 'Excess or Indalgence, producing Slaep- lessness, Despondency, mples on the face aversion to soclety, easily discouraged, lack of confidence, dull, unfit for study or businet nd fiuds life a burden. €afely, permanently and privately cured. Consult Urs, Betts & Betts, 408 Farnsm St., Omaha, Nev. 1 i 2Byphilis, & disesse Blood and Skin DiSeases s horribie in ta results, completely eradicated wlmynl t id of Mercury. Ser 1s, Erysipelas, Fever B Blotehes, Olcors, Pains in the H and I!unqq Byphilitic Sore roat, Mouth and T Car :nrrh.( ?‘lc,\ permanently cured where others 1 i and Bladder Complaints, idney, Urinary $ilacui; vimeuit, too fre- quent Burning or Bloody Urine, Urine hign col ored or with milky sediment on standing, Weak Back, Gonuorrhes, Gleet, Cysti oy Promptly andSafely Cured, Cherges Reasona- Guarenteed per- STRICTURE! Gured pe moval complete, without cutting, causiic or dilatation. Cures el ed at home bv patient without @ moments pain or annovance, To Yomnz Men and Middle-Aged Men, The awful effects of earl Vice, which urln%-adou nic weakness, destroying both mind and v, With all its dreaded {11, permanently cured, Adress those who hayoe lupaired A themsel y improper indul- ences and solitary habitd,” which ruin both Enadv and mmlnl. unfitting them for business, study or marriage. MARRIED MEN, orthose entoring on that hap- Py life, are of physical debllity, quickly as aistoa. e OUR SUCCESS 1s based upon facts. First—Practical Expe rlence. Sccond—Hvery case 15 especially studied, thus starting aright. "T'hird—Medicines are pre- parcd in our laboratory exactly to suit each case, tius affectingoures without injury. 9 Send 6 censs postage for celebratod works on Chronic, Nervows and Deligato Discases. Thousands cured: @A friendly letter or cali may save you future wffering and shaie, and sdd golden years to life, 'No letters an- swered unless asceompanied by 4 cents in stamps. Address or collon L DRS. BETTS & BETT% 1408 Barnam rteet. Omaba, Neb. GRATEEDL—COMFORTING ps’s Cocoa. BREAKFAST, & thorougl which Zoyern the . aad nutrl Lapo eation of the flae prop e ’ L. Epps has provided oar aélicately fiavored beverago Bave us iLAny beavy doctors' bills, Itis by the judicious use of such articios of diet that & constitation may be gradually bullt up until strong enough L0 resist every ten to disease. Hude drods of mbtlo malndies ting wroand us ready ak volnt. We mn ping ourselves well b & properly nourished Civl nzotte. 1 uply with bolling waier or milk. Eold only 1n baif pound tins by Grocers labeled thus JAMES EPPS & 0. DREXEL & MA Buccessors 10 John Q. Jucobs) Undertakers andEmbalmers Attheold stand 1407 Farnam St. Orders by telegrapu solicited and prompily atien led, elenkions to No. 24 Dbreakfust tables with which m our goods and we are determined to do it this time also. THEY MUST GO. In a week or so light weight Suits will be almost unseason- able stock. We haye always managed every season to close out We know we have a job on hand. Our stock is considerably larger than it ought to be. We have done a much larger business and the accumulation ot odd Suits and broken lots is naturally greater, but our exertions to disnose of them will be greater. This week we shall have a special clearing sale of Men's and Boy's Suits. First of all we offer at abont half pric have a large lot, hit at ¢10.50, but the call gequently this Sait did not take so well, though it is ver, thie goods is excell . nt We will slaughter values and THE SUITS MUST GO. this season was for light It is lined with gooc serge, colored shades, well y» a good dark Cheviot Suit, of which we This is a Suit with which we thonght we would make a great and con- The quality of made and will give a neat. good business suit, and just on account of it being of a dark color, will do well for fall wear. besides we will then need room for fall goods, and in orde NOW we have reduced them to $5.90, However, we do not want to take any chances of its selling later, to sell these suits Next we call attention to ssveral large piles of light colored Cheviot Suits, broken lots, and leavings of some of our best sellers, handsome patterns, good goods, well made and well fitting. and $7.90. A third lot of suits which must go this week is a fine davk silk mixed Cassi- mere. This is another suit which has for some reason or other did not take, and we have a big lot of them left, all si es. I'he matervial is a We have reduced them to $7.50 st rate quality. The suit is well gotten up and should sell for %13.50, as well as any we have m the store at that price. To make them go we have reducaed them to 8.50, Ask our salesmen to show you these Suits. Our thin Coats and Vests do not need any more advertising. We have sold thousands ot them already, and every customer find sold readily Deen reduc advantage, SPEGIAL, Attor involeing our clothing stock, we i [ines of ‘conseque An early that bouchtone advertises them. Nebraska Gloth " Corner Douglas and Fourteenth Streets, Omaha. ing EWRE. | suts (it Lave not 1ywill be to your Over 14 Millions Sold in this Country alone. The Best Fitting and Best Wearing Corset Ever Made. SOLD EVERYWHERE T COMPAGHIE GENERAL ETRANSLILANTIOUE Paris Universal B xosition AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY'S | 7 Lhs o tarke chir European Depart, s oF s Forwards a1l Cluss arrlving ut or dey Shipments fron Apany toulli DOWS & 0., % Milk St 5 Water Stre i Tunover Strect, GiASG 2. RICHARD. TING & CO., th; HANNU London, dilly, MA Kuo '8 ATy Bites Hat iropec and 1 pudn, and Mexico, with oF without payment of dutiesat New Vork. Is now open. Partfes desiring good accommodati on ont rec ) Ml 08 and s by wmor FRENCH MAIL LINE, Which nre noted for their rowd traing, in making the iy Week, a1e wivised L Make Early Application for Berths, n be made direct by this ts of Entry i the Uni s aatt o ol Huvro-Paris b responsible company. USTOM HOUSE BRU ble at 15,00 places in rope. This I8 nlso travel during the essury on g wid s it of the heavy ¥ oaths, McCAGUL BROS., 105 South 15th St., HARRY E, MOOR 1502 Farnum St., H. L. HALL, 1 arnam St., J.H. GR 1501 Farnam St., Agzents, Omaha, Neb, KOZMINSKIL, AVE 1 Rue 17 Lun MAURICE . TAILOR 1409 DOUCLAS STREET. Travelers ‘Tourists ——— and Sfummer Saunterers be outfitted at cool suit made 1o order Traveling Helps. Aids for the Summer, ! For Doating, Cycling, Fis Driving, Scaside, Mountain and Ocean Travel, We have Fabrics suitable for each; we tailor them to order, QUICKLY, and at prices that :\\'ill leave you spending money; Yachting, hing, Suits, $20 to §35, Trousers, 85 to §10— Yes, all the * over from the big Spring Season you can have Made to Order for §5, $6 and $7, worth double, Can't come day? Come Monday and Satur- day evenings till 9 P, M, NICOLL the TAILOR, Trousers? ouser lengths left ompan for Hysuerla, Dizs raliis, sed by the Wakefuluess, Mental siulting o 7wl denth, 53 of Power v anl leag Premature Old A In either sox, In°o wsell b » or overir ene month's tr for 43.0,sent by m WE GUARAN To cure any case. With e us for six boxes, Recomy gend the purchuser our writt fund il money It L cure. Guarantoos fssued only by Goodmam Drug Co., Druggists, Sole Agents, 1110 Farnam Btreet Omzlis Neb, larrenn tary Lossos and of (e by ), we wil LATANLAD 1o Fo- troatment does not eifect SHLGIvAL b7 e v wiron 5 ) FOL Tit ENT OF ALTL GO und SURGICALDISEARES BYXtA.OXES, APPLIANCES FOR DEFORMITIES AND TRUSSES. ' ilities, Apparatus end RemediesforSugcesefal ent 0f €very form 0f Diseaso requiring MEDICAL or SUT LTREATMENT, = NINETY ROQIE FOR PATIENTS Board & Attondanco, Best Accommodations in Wests 07" WRITE ¥OR OIRC 8 on Deformities and Braces, Trusacs, Club Fc atureaof Epine Piles, Tumors, Cancer, hnlations ity, Parily Kidiey, Dladdo Eyo, Ear, Skinani 11 Burgicel Operation: DISEASES OF WOMEN oilaciciizibis WONKN DUKING CONFINEMENT, (STRICTLY FRIVATE.) 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