Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 1, 1889, Page 8

o THE OMAHA' DAILY BEE: MONDAY, JULY 1, 1880, I'HE CITY. Peraonal Paragraphs. John Star, of Lincoln, is at the Millard. 1oV Q- Pardoo, of Chiadron, isat the Pax- n. F. A. Herman, of Surprise, is at the Mur- TAY. F. A. Harman, of Surprise, is at tho Mil- lard, F. Morsham, of Fremont, is a guest at the Miliard. Charles S, Coney, of Staunton, is at the Arcado, Jumes Laird, of Hastings, is a guest at the Murray. J. M. Tisdel and C. O, Swan, of Kearney, are at the Millard, W. C. Bishop and wife. of Plerce, are guests at the Arcade. Dr. Clande Watson, of Nebraska City, is rogistered at the Millard. A. C. Cass, M. McKennon and. of Lincoln, are at the Murray, E. M. Gamble and W, C. Allyn, of Lex- Ingzton, are rogistered at the Arcade. A. V. Auaman, of Chadron, and A. Pease, of Sidney, are stopping at the Arcade. J.T. O'Brien and Augusty ank and Wiiliam Walters, of Kearney, are. at the Paxton, A. H. Swan, of Cheyenne; S. M. Chapman and E, G. Carter, of Plattsmouth, are stop- ping at the Puxton, William _ B. Shrylock and wife, Stander, Ielen Stander and Cle Cl of Louisville, are guests at the Attorney-General 1 Auditor Benton, L. W, Billingstey, D. G. Courtney, Jolu Mc! Manigal and John D. Knight, of Lincoln, are registered at the Paxton. Two great enemies—Hood arilla and impure blood. The latter utterly defeated by the peculinr medi- cine, T. Stobbs, James ghorn, DIED IN THE TOWERK, The Unaccountable Suicide of an Ex- emplary Laborer. Yesterday afternoon, shortly after 8 o'clock, the lifeless body of Jumes Gallagher, wus found hanging in the tower of the American Water Works company’s building at Florence. The discovery was made by a couple of men who had been engaged in putting iu the system ot electric light which is to illuminate the building. In the absenc of Coroner Drexel, Deputy Sherff Houclk held the inquest, the jury, consisting of Messrs. Cowin, Wilkie, King, Walker, Buker and Grebe, returning a verdict t Gallagher hind come to his death by There was littie doubt of this fi the rope which is used to ‘‘steady” workmen in ascending the steep ladder to the tower was found with two coils around the unfortunate’s neck and several coils of it around his arms The body hung through u small aperture through which access wus obtained to the interior of the highest compurtment of the tower. The head was above the opening, and in endeavoring to ascend into the attic o cut down the remains, Mr. Baker, the coro- ner's representative, wi difticulty forced his way beside the suicide's body. The neck was not broken: the victim had strangled, and the face, which waus handsome and intelligent, was discolored. The deceased was thirty-seven ars of age end had worked as alabor at the waterworks since lust April, going there from South Omaha. Ho boarded at the house of J. I, Swasy, ncar the work He was quiet and retiring in disposition aund favorably im- pressed all who knew him. Asusual, he did his own washing in the morning. He allowed himsclf to be sl 1 by a bar- ber, later, and r ked to Mr. Swasey that it was the first time he had allo another’s zor to pass over his face. He ate dinner, ed his boots and disappeared. No one suspected the man's dreadful intent, although it was later recalled that he hud said he was prepared to die. On his person were found £40 in gold and a silver watch There ure £20 due from the company. His puntaloons weve dusty ut the knees, showing that he had prayed beforo he leaped. In the unfortunate’s: trunk wuas number of letters, one from Hannah Gal- lagher, of Highland, & , Which was dated in 1884, Another was signed by Susie Gal- lagher, whose addr ) Lake avenue, A third, probably tor, tells him to address 4234 Chappel Place. 'Chicago. A fourth whul recital of the poverty and affiction of parents in Ircland, who were entirely dependent upon what they could receive from their children in tiis country. The remains lie at Dr found a 1 & Maul's. BUGHES SUOUEEDS HALSEY. Re Will Assume the General Superin- tendency To day. P, C. Hughes, superintendent of the Black Hills division of the Fremont, Elkhorn & Missouri Valicy at Chadron, has been ap- pointed general superintendent of the Elk- horn system, to succced Halsey, resigned, the appointment taking effect to-day. M. Hughes is one of three superintendents from which T'ni Ber aunounced on Eriday last the successor of Mr. Halscy would be chosen. 1t was all but decided at_one time to appoint Mahanng, of the Northwestern, tothe general superintendency, but at o conference between General Manager Burt and the officials of the Northwestern held in Chicago Saturduy, bir. Hughes was decided upon, ubject to painful boils and curbuncles over body during the spring season, and after much suffering and much useless doctoving I found a permunent cure in Swift's Specific. It is the monarch of blood medi WiLLis, Augusta, Ark sister, Froeda Benson, a child about ten yearsold, arrived in the city yesterday morning from Hallock, Minn., looking for her sister, Mrs, G, B. Sherwood, who lived at 545 South Seventeenth street. The latter, however, has moved away and could not be found. The child is stopping at Mr. Edmund Vol- borth’s, 1025 South Eighth str Advice to Mrs. Winslow’s should alw be used for children te ing. Itsooihes tho child, softe gums, allays all pains, cures wind colic, and is the best remedy lor diarrhoea. 25¢ u bottle. I have been thing A Watch Presentation, Harry V. Burkley, who has been with Milton Roger Sons for eight years, and head bookkeeper for about five years, was presented with a valuable gold watch by his associates Suturday night. Tho presenta- tion speech was made by J. T. Smell. Mr, Burkley leaves to-day to go to business for himself. For a diso der 1 liver try Beechaw's Pills, -~ - dolly Cigar Makers. whe cigar makers' picnic at the Waterloo pienic grounds yesterday was o very gay affair, and the 200 persons who spent Sun day in the heautiful grove there, away from the heat of the city, had a very pleasant time. The train with the excursionists left the Union Pacific depot at 9:30 o'clock in the morning, and After an hour und a hall's run arrived at Waterloo, where the day was gpent in dancing and merry-making genor. ally. Excellent wmusic was furnished by wembers of the Omaha Guards' band, The yeturn train left the pienic grounds at 7 o'clock in the evening, and wnade the trip to Omaha in one hour's time, landing its pas- sengers safoly without accident or mishup Will yousuffer with dyspepsia and liver complaint? Shiloh’s Vitalizer is guuranteed to cure you, Howe KFrom the ¢ Dr. Dinsmoor returned home sSaturday night from St Paul, where, after attending the trial of Hartigan, he took in the sannual meoting of the American Institute of Howe opathy, held at the Lafeyette hotel, L Minnetouka, as a delegate from Nebrasia. Doctors W. H. Hanchett and Amelia Hor roughs, of Omaha; F. B. Righter, Lincom, and A. L, Mucumber, of Norfolk, we shere, Dr. Dismoor says that it was the also | largest and most interesting mecting _over held by that society. There ware nearly 800 delegates present, and most of them had their wives with thew. [n addition to bu they had an enjoyable time socially. On Thursday night the Manitoba railroad com- | pany gave them u magnificent banquet, and | the people of both Minneapolis and - St. Paul vied with each other to muke the affair & pleasant one. In the election of oMcers for the ensuing year, Dr. A. L Sawyer, of Mich- igan, was chosen presi . Higby, of St. Paul, vice president; Pomberton Dudly, of Philadelphia, scerotary, and B. M. Kel: logr. of New York, treasurer. Dr. Dins- moor was elected to succeed Sawyer on the legislative committeo, which is the first rec- ognition that Nebrasla has ever received by this association. Taxidermist,catal'g’e 815 N 16th,Omaha tlked by an Emvloyment Agent. One hundred and fifty Italians arrived in the city yesterday afternoon from Chi They were put off the train by tho conductor, and hung around the depot, not knowing where to go. Only a fow of them speak English. They say they were hited by un omployment agent in Ch to go to Mon tann to worlt on a railr The agent col- lected 823 from each one, telling them that was the fare to Montana, Some few only had §16 or #17, which he accepted. The agent startou from Chicago with the party, but soon disappeared. The depot policeman ordered them to move off and the entire party went out to tho outskirts of town and went into camp. A News Agent Arrestod. H. Empler, o news agent on tho Miseouri Pecific rnilway, was arrosted last night on complaint of William F. Sonnenshein, who siys that while ho was sleeping on the train Empler picked his vocket of $20. DIED. PATRICK—Octa Maud Patrici, infant daughter of I'rank G. und Fannio B. Pat- rick, June 80, Funeral Tuesday morning at 11:30 o'clock from residence, North Twenty-fourth street. Have You Catarrh?—Thero is one remedy you can try without danger of hum- bug. Send to A. G, Coleman, chemist, Kala- mazoo, Mich.,for trial package of his catarrh cure, ' His only mode of advortising is by giv- ing it away. Postage 2. Judge for your- self, Mention this pape OMAHA SOUTH Police Assignments for July. Marshal James P. Malonoy has made the foliowing assignments for police duties dur- ing July: Day jailer, Mose Redmond. Gaptain, John J. Sexton, First and Second wards; Martin Spoettier, Third ward, and “Thomas Brennan, Aloright. Night jailer, D. 0. Anderson. Captain, Patrick J. McMahon; Thomas Looney, from Twenty-seventh to Twenty-sixth strect, and Ito Q streets and return; Joseph Humpal, from Twenty- venth to ‘I'wenty-fourth streets, and J ‘to Q and return; Michacl Loye and John Fallon, Third ward. On Sundays, from 1 o'clock p. m. till midaight, Oficer Looney will be assigned on ‘I'wenty-fourth street from I to N streets. NEWS. The Gun Club Shoot, Or20 biue rocks, shot at the w Ruge, 15; 133 M. Remer, 12; Charles Remer, 11; Jumes P, Hayes, 14, and Gus Ruff, & Notes About the City. More than five hundred people attended the opening of the Germania saloon and gardens Sunday afternoon. C. H. Melcher on Monday ‘Twenty-third and P Stroet Fred Saunders, of the mercantile firm of Richards & Saunders, has rcturned from Chicago. On Mouday Frank H, Marshall will re- move to the_flat_over the Chicago store, Twenty-fourth sud N. streets. Lee Truitt, the popular stock-buyer for the Armour-Cudahy Pac resigned to become a membe; amis- sion fiim of . J. Coffway, Smiley & Co., room 26, lixchang, uno Strathman, it in Rodersbur, will remove to after a ‘wo- returned been re put up, andas soon as the boiler is set and the incandescent wire tom is completed the lights will be turncd on. G. W. Thompson, of Swift & Co.’s has returned from Chicago. The Armour-Cudahy packing houses are being run in the how departments nearly to their full capacity, the killings being “up- wards of two thoi hundred hogs /day. Every S during June tho iling gang has worked o full foree and full time. ‘The South Omaha_barbers, ina game of ball, defeated the Omaha barbe call’s park Sunday afters w0, A game of buse ball ot the Third ward park Sunday resulted, N street 14 and Q street 11. Mrs, Annacker, of Des Momes, wife of the man who was 'so_bad injured in the @ street viaduet wreck, ar- rived on Saturday to care for her husband. unacker is much better and 15 consid- ack- Fred Stopler found in the rear of the vuilding a new shoe, stolen from C. T.Van Aken's shoo store Sunday evening. many more had been stolen cannot yet be as- y The police have the matter in hand. Dennis McLain, of the Armour-Cudahy force, has roturned from Chicago. The game of base hall to have been played Sunday forenoon by the Swift and Armour- Cudaby clubs, was postponed on account of the men having to wa A scrub gaue was played, resulting in a score of 23 to 16, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kelley, of Shoshone, Idaho, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Moyajzh. eveniug in Hunt's tolt cotertained a usual and effeetive wi erected Monday on th anth and M strects, and, beginning Mon- evenig, the meetings will be held in the tent. opera house. Colonel large audience n his The tent will be Patrick Hines is very sick at the home of | Redmond, with bilious-intermittent Swift base ball club, through Tue , challenges the Sobotker ball club to a gume of base bull Sunday, Jul or wore a side. Pne Swift boys can play A mean business, and want the Sobotkers to meet them. T ((ROVAL p25ii5 ) = POWDER Absolutely Pure. This powder novor varies. A marvel of purity strengtno and wholesonenes More economical ihan tho crdinury kinls, and canuot be sold in competition with the multitudes of low ¢ shortwelght aluim or phospaate powders, enly (n gans. ag;:l‘.umu Powder Cou ork. Wallsireat Now od | Byphilit | Kidney, Urinary A temperance meeting was held Sunday | | Promptly and: School lots, Twenty- | | A SURE TURE Continuation of our ‘Great Sale of Spring and Sfiinmer Clothing to Close the Season. This sale is greater than any we ever had. Thousands are takifig advantdge of this sale to buy Fine Clothing, at lower prices than have ever been offered before. For the next 30 days we will offer the most extraordinary bargains in every department in our establishment. Ready made clothiug department, Furnishing Goods department, Hat and Cap department, ever shown in America. The time has come for closingrout our spring and summer weights. MEN'S READY DE MENT. In our Men's Ready-Made Depart- ment we offer 150 suits of Men’s Fine Whip-cord Suits in 8-button cutways, M) per suit. These are goods h have sold in our stock all season per suit, Made from in im- ported worsted, elegantly trimmed, and of a suitable weight to wear at any sea- son. We claim that this line cannot Dbe bopght outside of the Continental for less than $22. Our price at this salo will be $15. All sizes from 84 to 44. If you purchase a suit of this lot and it is not found to be as represented, tha purchase money will be refunded. = Wo cannot send sumples of the cloth, but will send a sample suit to any address, and f it is nou satisfactory, may be re- turned 2t our expense. Send to us for self-mecasurement blanks. Remember tho price, $15.00, in frock suits. MED ACK BUSINESS SUITS. ‘We have reduced prices on our Fine Business Sack Suits to a lower average than we have ever shown since we have been in business, We can afford to do it as we manufacture our own goods and in large quantities. We have had a successful senson and are determined not to carry over a light weight suit. MEN'S 810 SUITSALE. Tho most attractive part of this sale is our large line of suits marked down to $10. We will not attempt a deseription of these goods; they must be seen to be appreciuted. There is nothing in DEPART- this line but pure. all wool suitings and remember, a $10 suit at the Continental is just as closely inspected in regard to making and _trimming as the rade of goods. is only $10. ———— PANTALOON DE PRICE 3.50. It is our custom at the close of ench season to make special prices on our puntaloon stock to clear up the broken st spring we had an immense sale of pants at $3.5 per pair. offer this week another special burgain very choice styles of : sillc mixtures, Cheviots, Cassimeres and which we hav Fancy Worsted, at the same popular Many of theso ots. L lot including some price of #8.50. have sold Th fine ata very low price. shown in our windov must be accompanied w for the amount and any p all the season at our expense. ments required. loud s safe in ordering. There are goods in this ine that cannot be bought outside of the Continental for less than $15. Our price for $5 and s an opportunity to buy Samples are 3 to Mail orde h postal note ir not found perfectly satisfactory, may be returned Length of the leg and waist measure are the only mensure- ¢ Tho styles are all neas mixtures in medium shades, very few les among them, so you are per- T wool higher will be offer us your heard of pric mea for a pa not fail to be satisfactory. what these goods ar PRICE $2.85. A special barge Cheviot striped cheviot, in all about 200 pai d at this sale at the uy n line of Men's all Pants in a neat d per pair. Send ure and P. O. order for of this lot and they can- Wo know Thoy wero never bought for le PARTMENT. SR PSR BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S DEPART- years, pric Boj We will f suit. 1-weol Cas style: mething 250 Boys’ e sold all season for § €8, at the unheard of price of clear up this entire send samples of this cloth, but always bear in mind that you nced not hesitate send us a postal-note for the and if the goods are not perfectly we will po ur money. ME Boys’ Long Pant Suits, ages 10 to 14 §5.50. We offer the greatest bargain line of > Long Pant which we have never Nothing larger t uits, ages 10 to 14, old at $5.50 per an 14, in pure res and Cheviots, goods and ine. We satis- y all express charges ——— KNEE PANT SUITS, PRICE 0. it Suits, in o neat nd black check and brown and striped cheviot, are marked utthis Omaha, Boston, New York, Des Moines. Gorner Douglas and 15th Streets, Omaha. DRS. BETTS & BETTS T Rours, 94, m. 0o Sp. ma. Bundy, ¥ m, to1p. o .flp:‘egll‘luual: Chronte, Nervous, Skin and lood Disoas 0~ Consultation at offico or by mall fres. Medicines sent by mail or express, securely packed, free {rom observation. Guarantaes to safoly and permanently, | NERYOUS DRBILITY Shracirsbon, ot How | sion3, Physical Decay. arisiug from Indiscre- tion, 'Excess or Indulgence, producing Sleep- lessiions, Despondoncy, Pimples on the face aversion to woclety, easily dixcouraged, lack of confidence, dull, unfit for study or business,and finds lifo & buiden, safoly, permanentiy and privetely cured. Consult Drs. Betts & Betts, 408 Farnam t,, Omahs, Neb. { Blood and Skin Diseases mt'noredhis'iaite results, complotely eradicated without the atd of Mercury. Scrotuls, Erysipelas, Fever 8o Blotches, Ulcers, Pains in'the Head and Bones, ore T'hroat, Mouth and Tongue, C permanently cured where otners and Bladder Complaints, Paintul, Ditfeult, too fre- quent Burning or Bloody Urine, Urine hign col ored or with milky sediment on standing, Weak Hack, Gonnorrhs, Gleet, Cystitis, &c., safely Cured, Churges Roasona- STRICTURE! i ver: moval complete, without cutting, canxic or terrh, &c. bave fatled. | Qilatation. @@ares effected at homo bv patient without a moments pali or annovince, To Young Men and Middie-Aged Men, "I"I‘lo nw!llhl h."':l of el I‘y weakness, destroying both mind uudgmv 'wm: &1l its dreaded {115, permanently cured. R I Adress those who hage mpaired . themselves by improper dule g;lu s and solitary Labitd,” which ruin both dy and mind, unfitting them for business, "i'(“” yit 1kt entering on that hap- y life, lwm‘ul’ ph)’llLII debllity, quickly as Bted. e OUR SUCCESS Is based upon facts, First—Practical Rxpe- rience, Second—Every case is especially studied, thus starting aright. ‘Third—Medicines sre pre: pared in our lahoratory exactly to suit esch case, thus affecting cures without njury. §0~5end 6 cents postage for celebratod works on Chronic, Nervous and Delleate Diseases. Thousands cured, 9~ A friendly letter or call may save you future sulfering and shawe, and add goldén years to life. ¢ No letters an- sered unloss accompunied by 4 coass in siatpe. ddrest or call on DRS. BETTS & BET'T! 1408 Farnam Srieet, Omaha, Neb. Notice, veon that sealed bids will be k of Adams County, Neb- raska, Hustings, Nebraska, on or Defors noou of July yth, 1880, fo the purchase of ssventy five bords of the de nominatic ie thoasand dollars each to be issuod by y of Adums in the State of Nebraska, tated Jaly Ist, 138, and to be payable cal ¥ of the State of Vebraska, of New York, State of York twenty years after the date thereof deemubleat aily time on or ufter ten years from the date thorec! at the option of said county of Adams and £ bear interest at_the rate of five Jex cent per wnium payable snuually on the irst day of July (n each year, for which interest coupons shall e attachea payable at the fiscal agency aforesaid, 1S venerved forefoct any aud all bids. By order of the Boavd of Supervisors, May oth 1880 L. B, PARTRIDGE, [8EAL) County Clerk. Jouy A. CAsto, County Attorney.. 1u21dto)y9 PIN‘NHYHI) "‘Lfl‘b""‘u&'fl‘) successtully used monthly by over cs. Are Safe, Effectual and Pleasant ¥ 81 perbox by mall.or at druggisis, Sealed ~Particulars 2 postage stamps. Address Tua Kussis Cusuicat 0o, Dursor, Micw For sal2 and by mail by Goodman Drug Company, Omaha, IMPORTERS . AN P TIN PLATE ¢ METALS, NAILS, HOUSE FURNISHING f _18, 20, 22, 24, 25, A. J. POPPL N, President. J.'J. BROWN, Vice-President. o, SPENCER, JOBBERS Bar TL Ery HARDWARE T FISHING TACKLE, SPORTIHD 60008, i LAMPS, %2 GLASSWARE e 2, 30 AND 32 LAKE STREET, CHICAGO, [LL, H. 8. A SOLID NEBRASKA COMPANY. The Omaha Fire Insurance Go. OF OMAHA, NEB, Paid Up Capital, - - $100,000 Fire, = Lightning - and - Tornado = Insurance, Offices, 8. K. Corner Douglas and Sixteenth Sts. Directors: Home Office, Nos. 300, 801, 3 803 Brown’s Block, AT Telephone 1,433, A.J. Poppleton, J. H. Millard, Wm. Wallace, J, W. Gannett, H. W. Yates, N. A, Kuhn, E. L. Stone, C. D. Woodworth, J. 8. Collins, J. J. Brown, S, T Josselyn, Omaha, Neb. STRANG & CLARK STEAM HEATING €O, Steam and Hot Water Heating and Ventilating Apparatus and Supplies. Engines, Boilers, Steam Pumps, Etc. ETCHINGS, ENGRAVINGS, EMERSON, HALLET & DAVIS, ARTIST SUPBLIES, H P EKIMBALL, MOULDINGS, PIANOS AND ORGANS FRAMES, 1613 Douglas §t 5 < - SHEET MUSIO. = Omaba, Nebraska. Steck Pjano Healt Remarkable for powerful sympathetic tone, pliable action and absolute dura- bility; 80 years'record the best guaran- tee of the excellence of these instru- ments, WODDBRIDGEBRLS, State Line. To Glasgow, Belfast, Dublin and Liverpool From New York Every Tuesday. Cabln passuge 835 to £0, according to location ofsts room. EX:ursion 865 to 0. Steerage to and from Europe at Lowest Kates. AUSTIN BALDWIN & C0., Gen'l Agents, 55 Broadway. New York. Joux BLEGEN, Gen'l Western Agent. 164 Randolph St., Clilcago. HARRY E. MOLES, Agont. Omala, Reduced Cabiurates to Glasgow nibit fon, JEW YORK MILITARY ACADEMY Hudson. Cor., WriGHT, L, B, 't of Cadets, h is Wealth! 1 , A Dit. E. 0. WEST'S NERVE AND BRAIN TiEA® MENT, 8 gusranteod spocific for Hystexla, Dizzte wess, Convulslons, its, Nervous Neuralgis, Headache, Nervous Prostration caused by the uso of alcohol or tobucco, Wakefulness, Montal Depression, Softening of the Brain, resulting in insanity and leading to misery, deciy und death, Premature Old Age, Barrenueis, Loss of Power In either sex, luvoluntary Losses and Spermat- orhaea caused by over-exertion of the brain,self- abuse or overindulgenge. Each box contains Sne month’s treatment. #1.00 & box, of six boxen for 45,00, sent by mail prepaid on receipt of price, WH GUARANTEE SIX BOXES o cure any cass. With each order recelvod by s for six boxes, hecompanied witl 8,00, we wil gead the purcliser our wriiten gusrantée to re: nd the money if Lie treatment does Hot emeot poure; Guarantess tusued only by, Gaoduian rug Go.. Druggiata, Sole Ageats, 1110 ¥arnam o - streot. Oaba petipn:Bunte, Hymesjes. tse. Absolute secrecy, Varicos Hhou pato of operaton, n-Dupre Gliniaue, 165 Tremcst b, bosiess Jost through errors or VIGOR, ki friate, it & rfectly fegained by the new A Sure Cure —OR— IT0O AT 20to 60 DAYS. This is u disease which has heretofors Bafilled ail Medical Science. When Morcury, lodide of Potassium, Sarsapa rilla or Hot Eprings & rantéea cure, We havea Reniedy, un World outside of our Company, and ol NEVER K Ten duys U racent cases docs the work, 1t ix tho old chiron deep seatod cases that we solici © have cured hundreds who have been abindoncd by Physiclans, and pronounced incurable, and wa ciallengs the world to bring us & case’ that we will not cure in loss than sixty Aays. 8ince the history of meaicine u true specific for Byphills has been sougit for bub mevor found until our MAGIC REMEDY was discovered, and we are justifled in saying 1t 18 the only Remedy in the World tuat will pos: itively cure, bacauso the latest Medical Works, publisuied by the bust kuown atithoritics, sy here Wi iic 1c before, Ourrenic edy will cure wac Why waste you time and mouey with pat; medicines that never had virtue, or doctor with physicians that cannot cure you, you that have ried everything ¢lse should come to us now £ t permanent relief, you never can get where, Mark o must take our remedy or NEVER rec you that have been afHictod but a short tine Ehould by all means come to us now, not ons In tenof now cases evor get parmanently cured. Many get help and think they om the disense, but {n one, two or th after it rs again n a more ha Skin or Blood Disease when Everything Else Fails, tion uso 1 rmula 15 not and EROWN to anyone but ourselves, THE GOOK REMEDY GO. Roows 418 and 419. Paxlon Block, atlents in v 00k Reme CANNOT be (omunlGE WATE DRINK withi i LEMONADES, SHERBE AND ALL COLD DRINKS. (Tt will correct thedamaging in- flucrce of Teo on the Stonacl For Men Hoalth Preserving, for Chfldren Invigorating, and B 2 for All. 1) ranted Btrict {lie no phus o drinke. 1t1s fr ilays () wtie ifuvor, wid thing for dinfrhon i eated term INFUL 1N 10K WATER ARS NECTALL ot A 1Y For suloby Druggints, Ligud PARK cusH * S0Pt 10 tho west. ¢ Of Nebraskn is callod nists, plonio nooin, wid Turgent and' bost of Hrown the fu: 3t Doatin e best equiped ploasure The atiention of ty 2 muslc oSt e stunds \LhinK Bouses; Gyt OOV, WILer. &0 Tuwmors UL ook {ree. L b, i 160 Wabasl ¥, CHICA00, Il ning else has failed, | The opportunity is yours. 50 por paid for a cheap grade of satinet, but in this line we offor material, in colors suitable -in_all, one of wear uit. This is the price good honest wearing for school the best values for vacation wear we have ever offered. line of fine Cas: $5.00, R R OUR LINE OF Complimentary our customers FINE SUITS AT #5. remarks are made by wmine our iot Suits sale the variety hen they e more and Ch During this will be larger than ever, and we are sure of one fact, thut every garmend so0ld out of this depurtme perfect satisfaction, and a nt will give ustomer ever £old will always bring their children to the Continent ety sented, and 1 to be fitted. s lavger, the quality is our Our var- ust as re- ces are lower wid for inferior goods at other FURNISHL NG GOODS M Special prices on DEPART- ine Unde Va enr. wtion Shirts. Boys’ Shirt Waists, ————— HAT DEPARTMENT. n Straw Hats for Men n less than cost » ¢ Straw Hax Meyer & Bro. Hat Freeland, Loomis & Co. Proprietors; ADOLPH MEYER. Fatablished 1860, GREAT BARGAIN SALE IN SBE@Hfl-HHHE[ iaines iiro. Piauns Square, . . Davis & Co. ¥q ng Upr TS 1011 5 Square 100.0) ht, ORGANS, i Hamlin, u v & Farl at s ! i 1 y and g 8 (raazs. Cash. Monthl 00 100" 10,00 10200 10:0) 700 K00 10,00 00 n 09 ) 1000 Price. Cash. Monthly. B10.0) 8300 1000 800 £00 500 £75.00 1000 7.0) 0 irantecd to be ith vou, and u nstruments tak > price any time i1 on bargala, MAX MEYER & BRO. 1522 and 1524 PARNAM STREET. Aftor find invy EOEC ck, wo © not FOR MEN ONLY! For LOBT or FAILING MANHOOD General and NELVOUS DEBILITY, APOSITIVE CURE o WEAK, EXDRYELOPE) fely' wn falling HONK TREATHEN Won toatlly I ¥ou ean el Weaknd of Errors or YANO0D fully B nd Miad: Effeots in Old or You» w to Balarge FARTS of BO) e, o tea without the " B0 \ousknds of drunkards haye been liuve ke Golden Speciia [owlodge and 1o-day b wwo tree will: 1T | once imprexnuted with Lo impoRsibilily 105 the. For sale by Kuli & M. and’ 15th and Cuue & Br0., Council Blutis,