Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 17, 1889, Page 8

THE CITY. Revenue collections yesterday, $16,- 851 The Jomw ine of Mrs. Mary Pangle were iorwarded afternoon to Deiphos, O, for bur Collector Peters has appointed Frank E. McMillan, of Nebraska City, as stamp deputy nt that point. A complaint has heen filed against William Van Orman, a saloonkeeper near Cut-Off lake, charging him with selling without the required license. Ellen Whitlow, a colored woman liv- ing in the rear of 1511 nam strect, has made a complaint against her hus- band, Charles Whitlow, who she charges has threatened to kill ner. Deputy United States Marshal M. 8. Hopson, of Idaho, yesterday passed through Omaha with Thomas Wadkins, who is sentenced to two years in the penitentinry at Sioux Falls, Dak., for adultery The vacan of Secona Licutenant CF vey, of the Omaha Gua filfed by the promotion of H. B. Mulford. A successor to Mr. Mulford will be selected at the next meeting. Deputy Marshal R. [. Allen leaves to-day for Fort Niobrara totake into custody Private Willinm Hand, the goldier who murdered the bugler in hi own regiment. Hand will be tried be- ftore the United States court here. eraphs. of O'Neill, s at the Ar- 56, v eaused by the resignation rles A. Har- «ds, has been Personnl P T. V. Golden, cade. [ 2 city. A. T. Cameron, of Lincoln, is lard. Gustave Burr, of Stockham, is an Arcade Ruest. George R. Paxion. B. J. Turney was at tho Arcade yesterday from Ansley. . C Kuest ) Frank J. Welslack and Millard from Sioux Ciiy. J. C. Ferguson, of North Platte, guest of the Paxtou vestapduy. J. L. Kuapp, of Bertrand, was enrolled on the Paxtou regist esterday. Auburn’s represcntative at the yesterday was J. [. Porcupil Lincoln men at the Paxton yesteraay were A.R. Webster and J. C. White. Alex Halter and B. J. Dolan Barker from the state capital. Stella guests at the A were H. D. Weller and H, R, W. Gale K. Valentine, of West Point, is in the at the Mil- ierwood, of Kearney, is at the , of Genoa, was a Paxton wife are atsthe was o Barker are av the de y Clari, and E. W. Wright stered at the Arcade yesterduy from David City Judge J. C. Crawford, of West Point, was & business visitor in the metropotis yester- day. Miss Mabel Burd! terday k, of Fairmont, Neb,, is the guest of J. Jacobus and family, No. 2010 Sherman avenue. George 1. Howard, of Wood River, and J. M. Craig, of Piattsmouth, were registered 8t the Arcule yeswrday. Mr. and Mrs, G. Schlesinger and M Fiostetter, of Albuquerque, lets for Bpirit Lake yesterday Skippea With the Bank Funds, The police are looking for Edward O. Hall, who absconded with the funds of a bank at Colby, Kansas, and is supposed to be in Omaha. L. New Mexico, The Old Herald Sire. John A. McShane has received a proposi- tion, it is stated, from a Philadelpbian to buy the old Herald building und the site on which it stands, the price set upon them being §100,000. The Boyd Transferred The deed, transferring Boyd’s opera house to the American Bauking and Trust com- pany, was recorded yesterday. The considera- tion is stated at nd the purchasers assume u mortgage of §50,000. Goodricn Hall So'd. Goodrich hall, the Odd Fellows' building on Saunders street, wus sold yesterday by Sherift Coburn to satisfy an exccution for 2,000, held by Dennis Fitzpatrick. He bid the property in at $25, and will take possession of it until the socicty pays his claim, Grading Bids. The board of public works will rececive bids on the 2nd of August for grading Fourth, Fifth ahd Sixth streets from Thirty- sixth strect to the Belt line; Selden street from Leaveuworth to Poppleton avenue; Pleasant strect and Grove street from Leavenworth to Pacific; Grove street from Farnum to Dodge, and the first alley south of Pierce from Eighth to Tenth, Another Complaint. Another complaint has been made against Bons & Mumm, the proprietors of Metz hall on Tenth street for selling liquor on Sun- day. This time the complainants avs Nellie Wroth and Ella Kunball, two girls who drank beer in the place on Sunday evening, ‘fho Wroth girl also complams that her purse, contuiniug §6, was stolen from her while'fn the place. Change Cars. The street car company is putting in a turn table at the corner of Twenty-fourth and Farnam streets, and hereafter the Twenty- fourth street car will only run from thi corner to Croighton college, transfers being. made there from all other cars. Transfers will also be made from the horse cars to the cable and vice versa at Twentieth street. First M. £, Corner Stone. The corner stone of the First Methodist Episcopal church, corner of Davenport and Tywentieth streets, will be laid next Thurs- day evening at § o'clock. Bishop Newman will deliver an_address, and the appropriate service of the church for such an occrsion will be obseryed, A programme of services will nounced lute be an- Plattdeutscher Vercin A brief session of the Plattdeutscher werein was held at 11:30 a, m. at Germania hall, the president. Georea B, Tiarks, having arrived from Chicago at 10 a. m. The usual preliminaries wera goue through with, and the followiug were avpointed & committee on finance: Messrs, C. Thompson, J. Hart man and Heury Rodolph. An adjournment ‘Wwas then made until 8 p. m, County Court, Judge Shields settled a new issue in the Bauk of Omaha assignment. The Iowa State Savings bank, of Council Bluffs, has a claim of £10 which an attorney attempted to collect, He preseuted a long petition setting forth that the woney had heen obtained ou 8 note which the Iowa concern held against an Omaha party and sent to the now defunct bank for collection before it had suspended. ‘This lnwyer beld that the county court, hay- ing power to order dividends, declared and preferred creditors paid could also instruct the assignee to hand over funds in the bank's ssi0n collected by it for other parties, But Judge Shiclds thought differeutly and disallowed the claim, A certain time must elapso before the court may order an ac counting made and adividend deciared. This will not be done until the banking resources have been cbtained, Sheriff Coburn says he finds the work rather slow. Suits will have 1o be brought agaiust a great many of the note holders. Next Saturday, at 10 o'clock, be will sell the bank furniture, oMce fixtures, safes and otber chuttel If your complaint is want of appe tite, try half wine glass Angostura Bitters before meals, Dr. J. G, B. Sie- ert & Sons, sole manufucturers. At all irnxulm. 17, MERCHANTS' PARADE, View of Some Jobbers on Drummers® Day Celebration, A revorter yesterday morning called upon‘a number of the wholesale firms of the city aud asked for an expression from them as to the desirability of & trades display this fall. re resuit was s follows! D. M. Steele—I think it is good thing. Tt advortises the city, and ail merchants should enter into it We would be willing to take part. T, A, Robinson—It was a success last year, and undoubtedly would be this, We would 70 in. #%peycke Bros.—We would scarcely go into it It interrupts business too much’ Manager for W. L. Parotte & Co.—Mr. Parotte is out of the city, but ke made a dis- play last year and doubtlessly would this year. Mr. Loomis, of Schneider & Loomis—My partner is out of the city and I can not speak for him. Personally 1 favor a display. Mr. Gilmore, of Gilmore & Rubl—It's lots of bother, but'we would make a display. Mr. Kirkendall, of Kirkendall, Jones & Co.~It's something we wouldn't back out on, but I think the same effort made in unother direction would do more good. We should get up something like the St. Louis Mardi Gras, Mr. Andreesen, of Lee, Clarke & Andree- sen--1 haven't given the matter any thoughe and don’t care to express myself. ¢ Allen Bros.—We would probably go in. CRAZED BY BEREAVEMENT. The Melancholy Kate of a Grief Stricken Widow. Deputy Sheriff Grebe has discovered a very pitiful case of insanity in Florence. Mrs. Elizaboth Douglas, whose husband, af- ter a long attack of sickness, died on Mon- day of last week, 18 the victim. The family was very poor. The deseased worked in a gro At 'the time he was taken sick he had 80. Every cent of this went to pay doc- tor bitls, The neighbors assisted the family by furnishing provisions, and wilen the man died raised a purse to pay the expenses of his funeral. During nis iliness tue wife at- tended him iucessantly, ana lost s0 much sloep that her mind nas since become effected. At times she becomes violent, and endeavors to coin- mit acts of violence. 'wo or three times, within the past four days, she hast gone out with a butcher knife in her hand and_chased the neighbors into their houses. Monday she crossed the strect to a_residence which had cotton mosuito-netting doors, and in stead of openmng the frame, walked right through tue netting into the parlor, ana frigntened the occupauts, who fled in every dir n t week Mrs, Douglas sent for her mother, who lives in Wisconsin, and 'the lady arvived Sunday, but has no means with which to provide for her unfortunate daughter. She has a daugh- ter three years old, esterday morn- ing Mr. Grobe went to the miserable shanty 1 which the demented woman resides, and found her and her mether lying uslec on un old dirty matress on the fioor. Greve re ported the case to the county commissionc wlio instructed him to sce County Agent Ma* honey aud determine what shall be done. Unless the woman hopelessly in trausportation mother. should be considered ue, ste will be provided with aud sent home with her Cure of Bronchitis, Mr. B, Carey, of Erie, Penn., writes us follow “I had brouchitis for ovor two years. My life was made utterly wretehed by it. It was cough, cough, cough, until at times I thought I would choke to death. I tried every rem- edy, it sccmed to me--some outside-—more inside. Now and then I would get slight re lief, then back again it would worse than ever. Last winter I started using ALL cock’s Porous PrLastens and kept them on felt better almost immediately, and huve kept one on my chest almost ever since,using it as a chest vrotector. I cannot say too much for them, for 1w cured of that discase. THE TRANYS RESORT. How Jefferson Squu fied and Improved. W. H. Cleveland, the landscape gardener who has prepared plans for the improve- ment of Jefferson square and who been engaged to draw simil Hanscom park, arrived in the cit and 15 stopping at the Mur Dr. Mil st the morning ex- 20t sets of plaus for The principal point of dif- nee in thesc is in the elevations, Mr, Cleveland said e did not care to exhibit tho plans to any one outside of the board until a ction should be made. The board met at5 o'clock in the afternoon and the pians were submitted o them and One of the ome, s to be Beauti- yesterday, The Closing of an Important Outlet. The blockade of a port 18 not more injur- ious to its commerce than is even the tem- vorary obstruction of the bowels to the health of the system. Constipation neces- sarily arrests the sceretion of bile, imped and disorders digestion, and poisons the cir culation, The safest and most effcotiv it is also the most genia!, laxatiye und anti- bilious medicine in existence is Hostetter’s Stomach Bitte more thun prob- able that 1ts sov cy s upreven- tive and remedy for intermittent and remit- tent fever is lavgely due to its reformatory action upon the liver, an organ prejudic: inyolved in all malarial complaints. Pe with a tendency also to rheumatic, neuralgic and kidney trouble cannot do better thun to gonize it with Hostetter's Stomach Bit- ich invariably checks it at the out- Tua weak, morcover, are invested with strength by this fine invigorant. JD NEAR 9115 HEABT. ated in an Attempt Des! netion, John Eller, a paving inspector who has been working for Hugh Murphy, attempted to commit suicide in the United States hotel, at the corner of Tenth and Dodge streets, Mon- day night. He fired a pistol shot, the bullet of which passed entircly through tho left side of his body, just missing his heart, He 18 still lying very low, but has a chance of re ug. The would-be suicide gave as a cause for his rash attept at self-murder was that ho has been thrown out of work several times of late. e had been drinking quite heavily just before shooting himself. Eller1s a powerfully built wman, thirty sears of age. His parents live in asmpall town inIndians, about oue hundred miles enst of Chicago. The vietim was suffering excrugiating tor- monts late yesterday afternoon. Yet he bore up bravely under the pain. His associates and physicians are afording him all the relief possible. Eller was to have gone to Des Moines yostorday, it is_stated, in search of work, but it seems likely now that his rash act will: prevent him forever from making the trip. Get rid of that tired feeling as quick as possible. Take Hood's Sarsaparilla, which gives strength, a good appetite, and health, PREPAKRING TO CONSOLIDATE. The Union Pacific Branch Lines to be Combinea. Assistant General Manager Dickinson, of the Union Pacific, has gono to Cheyenne where he will attend a meeting of the board of diractors of the Idaho Central which is to be held to-day. The meeting for the consolidation of the Utan lines will bp held at the same time. This, if successtully carried out, will result in the combination of the Utah & Northern, Utah Central, Salt Lake & Westorn Utah, Owden & Syracuse, Idaho Central and Ne- vada Pacific roads. It is reported that _ the consolidation will be effected without opposition. It s also reported that tho capital stock of the consolidated system will be about 25,000,000 As a consequence of this consolidation, changes in_the ofiicial roster of the Union >ucific will likely follow. 1t is reported that M. Cuming, assistant general manager of the Union Pacific in charge of the system west of Cheyenne, will be abpointed géneral manager of the consolidated company, With uarters at Salt Lake, and that the jurisdiction of Assistant General Manager Dickinson, who has control of the system enst of Cheyenne, will be extended to Ogden, which will place him in charge of the entire main system. It is also reported that the matter of returning to the old sy tom of operating, by reviving the depart- ment_of geueral superintendent, i being considered by Vice-President Holcomb. Excursion Rates. The Fremont, Elkhorn & Missouri Valley has made an excursion rate of £10.25 for the round trip between Omaha and Long Pine, Neb, for the Chautauqua which opens at that place Thursday next. The entertainment will last until July 27, and owing to a large number from Omaha hav- ing expressed a desire to attend, the Blk- horn has laced tickets on sale at the above reduced auates. 15 it Discriminating? The trans-Missouri lines have given notice that, on July 26, the rate from Denver to go will be restoredto the old rate, The Western States Passenger asso- ciation, however, ks as yet, tken no action and the rate west from Chicago to Denver still remains at §206, no notice having as yet been given of a rvestoration. Some of the ¥ enger agents are of the opinion that, to make a distinetion in rates from a longitudi- nal standpoint is a discrimination. Others claim that Chairman Cooley of the interstate commerce commission has already given his ovinion to the effect that in re hauls no connection in rates could be established. It is thought, however, that the Western wssenper association will tuke steps tore the thrcugh rate to its former Will 1t Collapse. A well-known railroad official who has just returned from a meeting of the Inter-state Ruiiway association, stated that the august combine was in bad shape, and that its col- lapse was regarded a certaioty. He also stated that the railroad situation, as regards rates, was in bad shape,and thata disastrous rate-war could not much longer be averted. Avpointed Supcrintendent. General Superintendent Hughes, of the Fremont, Elkhorn & Missouri Vailey, has is- sued a circular appointing E T. Horne super- intendent of the Sioux City & Pacific, with beadquarters at_Eremont, the appointment taking effect to-day. Mr. Horne wili also re- tain the superintendency of the South Platte division of the Elkhorn, The Buffalo kxtension, Relative to the report published in a Wyo- ming paper to the effect that the B. & M. was vreparing to buid its “coal” line to Buffalo, anattache of the eneral manager's office stated that the B. & M. would not build to that place and the matter had not even been given any uttention. [t would require, he 50 miles of road which would necessi- cpenditure which the Burhngton is not prepared to make, Railroad Notos. Atlantic express on the Union Pacifl arrived from the west two hours late occa- sioned by a washout on the Wyoming divi- sion. Conductor Flemming of the Union Pacific, accompanied by his family, has gone east. J. O. Phillippi, of the Missouri Pacific, has returned from Chicago, Gencerai Manager Burtand General Super- intendent Hughes, of the Elkhorn, left on a tour of inspection of the system. The Chicago, Kunsas & Nebraska has commenced the construction of a sixty-mile extension of its road, which will make the terminus of the road at King Fisher. General Manager Kimball, of the Union Pacific, denies that his company is at the back of the Yankton & Norfollk line, or that it iy financially interested in any way in that road. The editor of the Burlington Junc- tion (Mo.) Post has for years been sub- jeet to cramp colic or fits of indigestion. Mr. Butcher, the leading druggist thero, advised him to try Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and_Diorrhwea Remedy, He says: “We took the medicine and not only found relief on that occasion but have several times since tried its iis virtues and found relief in every instance,” THE CIIY'S DEATH TRA No Attempt to Remove Them by the Street Oc missioner, The continued rain is making the breaks in the strects caused by Saturday night's storm, worse, Major Balcombe had his forco at work yesterday repairing tne cave in on Williams street. The street commis- sioner, however, did nothing. He was still awaiting orders. For a disodered liver try Beecham's Pills, VLLWEIGH ¥ PUR r Used by the United States Government and Public Food Aualysts, as the Blrongest, P Daking Powder does uot contain Ammonia, 1 iw tracts, Yanilla, I pRPRICEY DELICIOUS FLAVORING e Endorsed by the heads of the Great Universitics * est and most Healthful Dr. Frice's Cre: orAlum. Dr. Price s Delicious Flavoring wou, Orauge, Almond, Rose, etc., do not coutain Poisouous Oils or Chew ic FRICE BAKING POWDER CO., New York. Chicego. 8t Louis POWDER Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies. A marvel of pure. ty, strength and wholesomeness, More eco- nomical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be 801d in competition with the multitudes of lor or shortwe{ght alum or phosphate powders. Sold only in cans. = Royal Baking Powder Co pany, 126 Wail Street, New York. THE BESTWHITE SOAP-MADE INAMERICA MaiL 3 JAS-SKirK OATING + SOAP RAPPERS, i ey o HANDSOME 3 7/ Cortaining 2] L Primosnashs & Seo 12« @lebratad Acrors.and AcrREssts TIMATTADLE Vali. For two yearn T hiad Flicung ¢ ftd e for work and confined mo o my bed for a while year durig which tini conld hot even Bands tomy h Tontis could not Tove mysel i bed,was uced - fesh 106 Ihs, Wast physiciung, o anly’ to grow worke! Finally I took Swift’s Specificy and_soon bezan to Improve. After a ehllo wis at my Worl, and for the pad five monils fiave hech as el as 1 ¢ver was—all rota e elfects of Swil's Specific. Joms Rar, Jan. 8, 1850, Ft. Wayne, Ind H00ks on Blood aad Skin Diseases mailed free. Swirr Srrcirie Co., Atlanie, 8% UN‘ PRECEDENTED ATTRACTION OVER A MIL D. Lottery Company. Incorporatel by the legislnture in 18, for e ucn- tioal nmd chrltabie parp wna 118 franchise made o' part 0f the prosent Stato Constization, i 1574, by an overw b gim it "MAMMOTI D, Louisiana State and wre wll drwn 1n public,at the Academy of Music, New Orlenns, Li. FAMED FOR TWENTY YEARS For Integrity of its Drawings, and prompt Payment of Prizes. Attested as follows: cert y m all the Drawings of t ar. thiy and Semi-Anoul Tt Lotters Compuny, atrol the drawings them® nducted witl i wood fuith 1o all puny 10 use this certificate, w ¢ our sigantures attached, in its adver- We. the unders| all prizes di wcih nay bankers will piy n State Lotteries A. BALDWIN, Pros. CARL KON, Pres. Unlon National Bank. GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING. At the Academy of Music. New Or Tuesday, August 13, 1889, L PRIZE, - $300,000. 10000 Tickets nt §2; Haives. $10; Quartors, &; ‘Tenths, §7; Twentiiths, §L LIST OF PRIZES, OF $300.00 f8. OF 1000 15 1 OF 00,000 100100 0 25000 20000 25000 1000 are. B0 are 0 are. A are. are.. prizes of §i) arc Prizes of 100 o 4 Prizes, amounting to..... ...#1,054,800 Nove=—Tickets drawing capital Brizes iro ot ontit- led to Terminal Prizes. AGENTS WANTED. E¥FOR CLUR IEATES desired, write legibly 10'th 1ng your residence, witn Stal ber. More rapid r 5 by your enclosing an envelope bearing your full ad- dress. A I 'ORTANT. Address M. A. DAUPHIN, Now Orleus iy onllindry”letter cotatulug M isfled by a'l Eapross Companies, New York Ex- chunge, Draft or Postal nute. Address Rogistored Lattors, Con| NEW ORLEANS NATION REMEMBER fit bt s, HOUINATION AT s 1 New e kel wreo shiiod by’ tho president of b {asiitatfon Whoso Chirtired rightsars rocogiized in the highest beware of ail lmitations or A price of the smallent part or fesckion o0 okor 1SR S T4 hany rhnn Anything in our uame offcred for less than one dollar inn swindle, COMPAENIE GENERAL ETRANSATLANTIOUE. Paris Univetsal Exposition FRENCH MAIL LINE, Which are noted for their regulurity, equal to rail. romd trains, in making the trip Lo 114y re-Paris 1o one week, are advised Lo Make Early Application for Berths, This Is also necessary on mccount of the beavy travel during the spriog Bud summer wontis. McCAGUE BROS., 105 South 15th St., HARRY E., MOORES, 1502 Farnam St., H. L. HALL, 1223 Farnam St., J. H. GREEN, 1501 Farnam St., Agents, Omaha, Neb. MAURICE W. KOZMINSKIL TN} A OB RO wr sy R SRR VAl PANTALOON SALE! More Pants are bought in July than in any other month of the year and we are well prepared with them. We have an enormous stock, and as we would not think of making an could, we have marked these Pu Excellent All-Wool Pants, in_splendid patterns, at $1. You have often paid $3 and more for About 800 pairs at $1.90 and $2 in two neat shades, The largest line we offer at $3.25, Fanecy Worsteds, wh a pair nob as good as these, We have about 500 pairs of them, all s Every pair of these is unque Hona as well made as any custom tailors' which cost three times as much. We also offer two tables full of odd suit Pants. In Thin Coats and Vests we have just opened another lot of those plain, genteel. colored 1t is vather late in the season to get in Summer Goods, but these Coats t few days has been so great that we ordered another lot. the Coat and Vest. and the call for them the The greatest hit of the season has been made with our fine Mohair $2 Ccats and Vests, left of them. The balance of the finer grades of Summer Coats and Vests lias been r Just opened, a lot of French Flannel Shirts at $1.90; very fine Silk Stripes at $2.50, at $3.50; finest goods ever shown for the money. money at this time of the year, even if we its 8o that they shall simply make a big advertisement for us, not only will wear well, but look elegant. These are worth double the price. wdes and patterns, Cassimeres and bly a big bargain, as they are very fine and stylish Pants and Our customers need not be told what bargains these are. Fiannels at 95¢ for 1d Vests sold so quick They will not last long. There are only a fo 4 duced in order to close them out quick, and All Silk Shirts Please Note—During July and August we close at 6:30 p. m.; Satur= day at 10 p. m. Nebraska Clo th Company Corner Douglas and Fourteenth streets, Omaha. a HERE'S AN OPPORTUNITY $15 FOR HEN'S SUITS | Which earlier in the season | we sold for $20, $28 and $30. House cleaning time comes in every branch of business. Ours is no exception. The re- duction of our assortmentin ‘Men's Suits incident to the season’s trade, leaves us with |[some odd numbers, and special sizes still in stock. These we propose to close out at a liberal discount. Our patrons know we are not given to sensational ad- vertising, and we assure them that these are bona fide bargains equal in fit, finish and quality to the best. Drop in and look them over. The size and the price may fit you exactly. MAX MEYZR. ADOLPH MEYER ESTABLISHED 1864, Max Meyer & Bro. Great reduction of price on e'ond hand Pianos and Organs, A good chunce 0 geta £00d Pano for a small amount of non; T Per NOS, Cash.| Mo, re, fine tone, | cost new, $i00) 1 Hallet, Davis & Co., 1 Weber, square, ...« 1Knabe, square 1 Steinway, square. 1 Bradbugy, & juare. .0\ 1W. W. Kiball, square, 1 Nénton & Co, square..... 1 good square Plano., .. 00810 00 15 %0 10 00 1500 10 00 1600 10 00 10 00 5 () 0 0, Bquar [ w0 e [ ) 00 16 w 10 00| 10 o 10 o 8 ORGANS, ‘ 1 Estey Organ, used 8 months cost new, $18 ... 00! 10 00| 1 Schoninger Organ, 10 5top. 00, 8 00| 1 Sunduy School Organ, cost | | now. #l KSR o) 8 0of 1 W, W, Kimball Organ ol 8 00 i Pénce Organ ... 00 6 00 1Taylor & Pariey Organ. .2 40 0| 5 00 1Taylor & Fu Zan’ 0| 700 1 Mason & Hamlin OFgan. 0l _5 ) ) 0| | 0| o) 6 00 00 0 0 o 0) 40 'he above prices are 10 per ceni 12%5 than ever 1is we nust iy e oo £ OUr large stock of New Plancs we will glve an oxtra 10 per cent discount from alove prices to any one that buys an instrument before August 1st. Every instrument guaranteed to bo Just as re- presonted junos for rent for $2.50 and upwards per month. Organs for rent for $1.50 and upwards per month, )y of the above fnstuments and ou ire not satistied, we will allow you saine ius ou pald for 1t toward any new Piano you may Beloct. Call early and get a bavgain, Cor. 16th and Farnam Sts. Remarkable for powerful sympathetic tone, pliable action and absolute dupa- bility; 80 years' record the best guaran- wee of the excellence of these instru- ments, WOODBRIDGE BROS, AT ATTON NEY - Dionoks GOODRICH, Law, 124 Dearborn st., Chicago: advice fre £ yours’ experiouce; busiaess Quistly and le- gally transacted. DECLARKE ESTADLISHED lflfili 186 So. Chicago, lils. | ClarkSt, The Regular 01d-Established PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON 7 O ls still Treating with the Greatest &g SKILL and SOCTESS Chironig, Nervous aud Private Diseases 2%~ NERVOUS DSBILITY, Lost Manhood, failing Memory, Exhausting' Drains, Terribla Dreams, Head and Back Ache «nd all the eflects leading to eurly ducuy and perhaps Consumption of Insacity, treated sci /Ly new methods with never-fajling succes = SYPHILIS and all bud Blood and Skin Dis. s peimasently cured. IDNEY und URINARY complaints, Glect, Gonorrhoea, Strictu re, Varizocele and all discasea of the Genito-Urinary Organs nptly without injury to Stamach, Kidneys or other Organs. 23~ No experiments. Age and experience ime portant. Consuliation free and sacred. B3~ Send 4 cents postace for Celebrated Works on Chronic, Nervous and Delicate Diseases. B3~ Those contemplating Mariage send for DF. Clarke's celebrated guide Maie and Female, cach 15 cents, both g cents (stamps), Consult the old Doctor.” A friendiy letter or call may save future sufier- ing and Shame, and add golden years o ife “Life's (Secret) Errors,” socents (stamps). Medicin and writings sent cverywhere, secure from eXposures Hours, 8108, Suudays g (o 12, Address F. D. CLARKE, ™. D. 186 80, Clork St CHICAGO, b1 He alth! Dit. 5. G, WEST'S NERVE AND BRAIN TREA® a giiurantee | specitic for Hysteria, Dizate Convulsions, ~Fits, iralgin, Hendache, Nervous Prostration caused by the ase of alcohol or tobacco, Wakefuluess, Mental Depression, Softeniug of the Brain, resiiiting in [nsunity and leading to mise iy and deaih, Premature Old Age., Durrenncss, Luss of Power In either sex, Involiintary Lossds and Spermat- orhaen caused by over-sxertion of the bruin,self- abuse or overindulgence. Euach box containg ©one month's treatment. $1.00 & box, ot s1x hoxoes for $3.00,86nt by muil prepaid on recoipt of price. WH GUARANTER SIX BOXES To cure any cass. With each order received by us for six boxes, accompanted with .00, we Wl 860d tho PUTChRSET our wriltsn GUAIALLES 0 ra: fund the money If tne tratment does not eimect acure. Guaramtees issusd only by Goodman Drug Co., Druggists, Sole Agents, (110 Faruam street. Omuha Neb. — ALWAYSI Ew T [ \orinkwit A ER LEMONADES, SHERBETS, AND ALL COLD DRINKS, Ttwill correct thedamaging i fluence of Ice on the Stomach, Aotipsiny 0> Children Tuvigorating. and Re. (roabing for ANl Tha Dest Bura- et Boverage i Existence. War- Fhned BUritily Puro and Un(er: moated. An Eficient Remedy for Diarchan, Chlers Morbu, Dysentery, 234 £11 Disorders of e Bowels. ASHVILLE, TENN, Juned, 57, 5, LOVENTIAL Bos, Thaye tried the atln Blackberey Julco 1 YO 0 K naly seut e, It 1o ne pitis tltra of summer etk Vit e fromulc o ATy Uirst, tones Hiiutive’ orgunn, o o fing S for, and. is jus Frhiasal troube ton i et term. 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Form oF Disencs conritne NEDICAL or SURGICAT, TREATHLNT, NIKETY ROCMS FOR PATIENYS,' Board & Attendanco, Beat Accorarodationsin We ¢ WRITE FOR CIRCULARS on Deformiti russes, Club Fect, Gurvaturea of pine, Files, Tomork, Oancer, Catareh, Bronchitis, nhnl]h;énn. ctricity, s Epilep i 3 Eye, Eax, Siinana Blood tnd All Surgical Grerations: DISEASES OF WOMEN 5ot asnes N WA, GTRIOTLY FRVATE S Ouly Reliablo Medical Institute maing a Bpscialty of PRIVATE DISEASES i iy ireated, Syphiiic renne Now Hetora en U nabia to and e will rend fn piiin wrappe FREE: Upon Privats Ryec Rervans i With ques OMAHA MEDICAL & § 13th and Dodge Stre A Sure Gure = OR— IO P ATX. 20to 60 DAYS, This {8 u discase which has herotofora Bafled all Medical Science. When Mercury, lodide of Potassium, Barsapy Tl or Hot §rings fail, we guarantéo a curos Wo have u Remedy, unknown to anyons in the World outsideof our Compauy, and ouy that has SVER FAILED 10 cure the most obstinato cases. Ten days in cent casos docs Lhe work, 1318 the old chronia P seutod cuses that we solicit. Wo have curcd undreds who Linve beon abindoned by Physicluns, and pronounced incurable, and we nallenge the World to bring us & cago’ that wa will not curo in loss than sixty day. Sinco tho history of meaicno & true specify for Syphills has beon sought for bLut nover found untl our MAGIC R DY was discovered, and we are justified in saying 1t 1% the only itemedy 1n the World tuat will posi itively cure, bacause the latest Medical Works, Jublishud by the bust kKnown authorities, suy here Was neverateue sj fic before, Our rams edy will cure wuen everything elso has foiled, Why waste vou time and money with paten medicines that ne r hid virtue, or doctor with hysicians thit cannot cura you, you that have hing #hiould come 10 us now an &t permanent relisf, you never can got it elses Shiero, Mark what we sy, 1o the eud yo MUkt take our remedy or NEVER recover mi you that haye tod but a short time should Ly all me; £Ome Lo Uy NOW, N« v cases over get perman help and think they are % but In one, two or Uzea yonrs uttor 4§ appears again in & mors horrible form. “This is & blood Purifior und will Cure any Skin or Blood Disease when Everything Else Fails. Norick—Wedesire 1o caution patients in res gard 10 parties cluiming to uso the vook Reine dy. Our formula is not and CANNOT be Kuown to anyone but ourselves, THE COOK REMEDY GO, Roows 418 and 419, Paxton Block, FOR MEN GRLY! RAPOSITIVE Eor LOST or PAILING MANEOOD, General and NERVOUS DEBILITY CURE Weakness of Body and Mind; Effects Bobusl, Noble HAN B of Errors or Rxcegees in Old or Young, NDEVELOPED UNGANS KENNESS l{.h.ll- X llll‘ f‘Iy istoring Dr. Haloes' Glden Speeltio, p of cotlee or tea Fully tealoret How lo alarge asd (1 i<, it beco it NPPCL Kuhn & Co, and Doukins ste and’ 180 nd Cus Al Fouter & rd: Counch Hluda tie. utlent RICORGT W rock: T Ous WV T O, lous ;ANCER Bt LB, i.i 190 Wabask ay.