Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 22, 1889, Page 8

THE CITY. The plumbers will hold a spocial meethig at their hall at 7:30 to-night. Tmportant matters will be discussed. Personal Paragraphs, Mr. A 15 Ayerstand daughter loft last evening for & month's camping out at Lake Okobuji, Ta. Mrs. G. M. Ribbel and daughter, Mrs. W. G. Clark, and Walter G. Clark left for Spirit Lake yesterday, where they will spend the balance of the hoated term, S. G, Mumma, of Lincoln; Peter Berlot, of Talmage; A. D. McNeer, of Hastings; U Simon, of Neenah; W. B. Denman, of 'Ne- braska City, and Charles Rise, of ‘Norfolk, are at the Arcade. J. E. Koper, of Davenport, T.; Jdordan, of Des Moincs; W. L. Butler, of Boone, Ta.: 1. H, Stretton, of Davenport; W. D. Taylor, of Sioux City, and W. F. Con ner, of Boono, are stopping st tho Barker. ' Charles P. Soule, of Chadron: R. H. Off- ley, of Fort . A Itussell; General H. R. A, Ulizner, of Cheyenne, Wyo.: W. W, Soule, of Sioux City' J. S. Poland, of Sidnoy, and Charles D. Smith, of Lincoln, are registered at the Murray. General A. Jon D, In., Kautz, of Fort Colonel J. G, Lilford, of Fort Robinson. Major J. I, Raudlett, of Fort McKinney; W. E. Dentian, of Nebraska City: Mrs. Leney Basler, of Lincoln, and Colonel M. M. Blunt, of Fort Doug ¢ gucsts at the Paxton S. H. Orton, of Norfolk; J. C. MeNaugh- ton, of Hastings; J. B. Lyon and Mrs, Nellio J. Everett, of Lyone; T. E. Sanders, of Lin- coln; Oscar M. Anderson, of Nelighs A, Y. Recs, of Sioux City; George D. Carter and John'A. McCall, of 'St. Francis, Kan., are rogistered at tho Millard, He is Probably Crazy. John Howard, a sneak thief, who says he is o shoemaker, was arrested last night charged with petit lareeny. Ho walked into the dining rooin of the Southern hotel, at Ninth aud Leavenworth, ‘end picked up two overcoats, The landlord saw the per- formance and took the conts away from hin and then called the police. Sleepless nights made miserable by that terrible cough. Shiloh’s Cure is the remedy for you. For sale by Good man Drug Co. Niobrara; A Slight Blaze. A quantity of bedding and closet of the house at 2632 street chught fire in some yesterday atternoon about 4 o'clock. The fire dopartment was on tho ne in u few moments, and, after throwing a little water deaden the flames, pitched the burning ! out of the window. The damage was slight, amounting to §10 or $15. clothes in & Davenport unknown way Picnic. The plumbers, plasterers and bricklayers held a union picnic st Calloun yesterday. Between 500 und 600 persons were present. Baseball, wrestling, foot racing and dancing were the amuscments. The baseball game was decided in favor of the bricklayers, beating the plumbers by a score of 5 to 4in five innings. Approvriate prizes wore given to the victors in the various compoti- tions. The A. O. H. band supplied the music, and all day the woods resounded al tornately with the notes of hvely music. The picnic was a benefit for the strikiug plumbers, und netted them $2.000, Aside from the picuic, Calhoun presented many points of interest, some of a historic char- acter, which will be treated at length in Tu Bee next Sunday, REV. SCHNUR' The Matter Privately Considered by the Church Directors. The little church at the corner of Twenty- first and Burdette streets presided over by Rev Schour, was not overcrowded last night atthe regulur evening services, In fact, there was plenty of room for many more. The pastor unnounced the subject of his ser- mon as “‘Heuvenly Joy,” and took for his text the seventeenth verse of the fifteentn <chapter of St. Luke. It was painfully evi- dent that he was laboriug under great ex- citement. He was nervous and £dgety and often hesitated and repeated his words. No reference was mede in his remarks to the situation in which he has become involved. He laid particular stress upon the portion of his text, *“There is more rejoicing in heaven over the one sinuer who repents,” and stated that many things which appear. great here are regarded as insignificant in heaven, and things which appear insignificant here are noticed in heaven. He also advanced the theory thut churucter without love is dead, and stuted that *'If we are to be worth any- thing in that final life we must see that we are consistent, earnest and doing right. Then only wili the church und religion succeed. Let us 5o live that saints will rejoice over our actions,” Mr, Z. B. Berlin, one of the board of directors of the church, was seen after the services and asked what teuth there was in the report that Mr. Schnur had been asked to resien. Ho stated rather that the matter had been considered pri- vately by the airectors, but no official nction had been taken on it. 'Oune of the members had given the winister warning of the im- pending action, On being vressed for the renson for this action by the directors, he admitted thut it was on account of the objec- tion to the g lady he had chosen as the vartner of bis foys and sorrows, He could give no definito 7bjection, but_stated that it was on social grounds—that the young ludy did not suit the notions of some of the con- gregation, ete. He stated also that Mr. Behnur hid sent his resignation of the pas- torate of this church 1o the board of missions about three months ago. The Sncred Heart academ, pupils, situated on St. Mary’s avenue and Twenty-seventh streets, is an insti- tution devoted to the moral and intel- lectunl education of young girls, The course includes everything from u pre- atory department to a finished ical education. Besides the ordi- nary ncademical course, music, paint- ing, drawing and the languages are taught. Frenchis included in the or- dinary course. Difference of religion is no obstacle t0 iving of pupils, provided they conform to the general rogulation of the school. The scholastic term be- gins the first Tuesday of September. Classes commence at 9 a. m., and are dismissed at 8:30 p. m., an hour for recreation being allowed ut noon. for day THE MO10OK MOTES, Everything Apparently Working to the Best of Satistaction. The people of Omaha yesterday received ocular proof that the motor railway was an assured fact. On Saturday o single motor car made & flying trip over the tracks, but yesterday a full train was run out abouy 8:30 P. m. and mude a trip from the power house, out on Burt and Cuming streets to Walnut Hill, theuce back down town, around the loop on Fourteenth aud Howard streets, and back to Walnut Hill, afterward returning to tae power house, The trin was entirely sutis fuctory, and only u few slight chaages will need 10'be made” in the rails ul two or three ints, when the track wiil bo ready for use, Phe electrical appuratus worked in the most desirable manuer. 'or the present only the Burt street and Walnut Hill line will be operated, as ouly six trains bave arrived. Twenty-six more trains are on the road, and as fast as they arrive they will bo put into seryice, 80 that the otlier lines will probably be in operation in a week or ten days. To-day two or threo trips will be made, and by to-morrow it is expected 10 have the #ix trains running on regulur time, Mr. B. Willard, an eloetrical expect from the Chicago oftice’ of the ‘"hompson-Houston company, is here in plant, and will have e sbape when ho turns the plant over to the motor people. The best regulator of the digestive organs, also best appetizer known, is Aungostura Bitte the genuine of-Dr. J. G. B, Blegert & Sons. At all drug- wists: THE OMAHA DAILY BER: SHOT AT THE DRIVER Two Men Attempt to Hold Up a Sannders Street Oar. As a horse car on the Saunders and Twen- tieth street linewas coming down town about 11 o'clock last night, a man came into the car from the rear and nsked the driver for some change, There were no passengers on the car at the time, The driver handed the man his change and at the same timo he was ac- costed by another man, who jumped up at the front end of the car and demanded the money box. The driver declined to surren- der his box, and at the same time picked up « hammer and struck at the robber. One of the men drew a revolver and fired at the driver, but fortunately missed him. They both fled before any assistance arrived, The driver's name is Jack Grill. Great excitement prevailed over the affair, and the entire neighborhood turned out to help look for the robbers. What Brandreth's Pills Do, In BraNDRETA'S Priis the true life medi- cine hus been found, composed as they are o numerous vegetables so combined that each multiplies the virtues of tho rest. They never can do any harm. Their action is always the same, no matter how long or in what doses they are taicen. They purge away the waste particles of the system. They recruit the animal vigor and arrest the progross of decay. They purify tho blood. They stimulate the liver, They invigorato digestion. They open the pores. They make the bowels do the work of the kidneys, thus giving those organs an oft-times needed rest. One or two at night for a week will demonstrate their pover and is gencrally suflicient to cure ordinary diseascs. CE OF CHHKISTIANITY. Bixhop Newman's Sermon at the First Methodist Church Bishop Newman preached to a very large congregation at the First Methodist church yesterday morning. His sermon, devoted to tho science of Clristianity, was profoundly interesting, aud one of the most elegant ever heard in Omaha. In substance, he main- tained that from the beginning all great events for good, all wonderful discoveries, all revolutions are thie result of God's su- pernatural power worked through a few men and women. Johu C. Calhoun did more than any other wau. be suid, to bring about the late civil war_and leave our gencration a fragment. At the beginniug of that trouble 1t appeared for o time that this nation was ready to crumble and fall, and the loyal people, in their fear and agouy, cried out for a_leader, God heard their | rs und was secretly at work. Away off inthe west, on & broad sweep of prairie, ie discovered the man, and the republic lives because Abraham Lincoln was consecrated to the cause of the Al- mighty. For centuries the thunders kept suying, *'I have in mo a spirit that will make the world & whispering gallery,” but not until a Chris- tian Morse came and heard the spirit was its voice heeded. The carbon which nations trampled_underfoot had a_spirit that kept suying, “I can turn your nights into _day, aud make dim the moon and stars,” bub not until a Christion Edison came was the cry of the spirit. heard. Through all time men have been employed by providence to supplement one anouher. God's works are mysterious to bekold. He raises his agents from obscurity to position and power After the sermon a collection was taken towards making up a deficiency of about £1,000 in the church’s current expense debt for this year. SCLEN Bouthern llliteracy. The services of the South Tenth Streot M. £. church yesterday morning were devoted to the cause of the Freodmen's Aid and Southern Educational canses. The exercises consisted of r2sponsive readings by the pas- tor and_congregation on the iliteracy of people in the south, and this was followed by a short impromptu address by the minis- ter, Rev. Dawson. Among some figures quoted in the readings were the following: There are 1,500,000 voters in the south who can not read or write, There are nearly four hundred thousand young women between the ages of fifteen and_ twenty who cun not read or write, and _there are nearly 2,000,000 women over the age of twenty-one who are cqually ignorant, The Freedmen’s Aid und SouthernEducation society,which is trying to decrease,this illiteracy, estublished thirty-eight institutions of learning last yeur in the south; twenty-turee of these were for colored peopic and fifteen for whites, Over 7,000 students attended these schools, 5,000 being colored and 2,000 white. Over 400 of these were preparing for the minisiry and 2,500 expected 1o be teachers. ‘The pastor’s uddress was simply in corrob- oration of the above figures, and consisted mainly of incidents descriptive of the illiter- ucy and poverty of the poor whites of the south, Do you suffer from scrofula,salt rheum, or other humors? Take Hood’s Sarsa- parilla, the great blood purifier. 100 doses one dollar. LOCAL MILITARY NOTES, K Tukes the Pennant Markmansbip Contest. Company K took the honors of the Second infantry during the rifle practico this year. Company I, Captain Ulios, came in with a good second. The names of the sharp- shooters of Company K, the pennant com- pany, are as foliows? Licutenant William ‘Turner, Sergeant C, C. Kinswater and Mu- sician H. Keller. Marksmen, Second Licu- tenant J. M. Arrowsmith, First Seigeant J. Sullivan, Sergeant J. McGuire, Sergeant H. Kline, Corporals David Day and T. Sullivan, Privates J. Collim, J. Benway, C. Fogarty, P. Gallagher, J. Jefferson, Chirles Lowe, M. Meckan, G. Roell, J. D. Sullivan snd M. Wilso Co. in the Fort Ball Nows. The Fort Omaha nine on the 20th tendered & surprise party (o the Crane Hrothers to the tune of 70 6. The game was closely cou- tested and afforded much sport to the inter- ested by-stauders. Tho following are the wewbers of tho clubs: Crave Brothers—Van Arnam, Lawson, Wigman- Stockham, Swartz, J. Cody, Straight, Fort | Omuha~Rice, Williams, Geruh, Lipka, D.” Cody, Weight, Gerlach, Butler, Purce Sonra Fort Oiaha....,.0 0 Crane Bros,....0 o Umpire--£. Cody. Canigan, Bowels, 081110 000010 Personals. Miss Luddington and her guest, M Captain torter, drove out to the fort on S duy morning. General Kautz and Colonol Blunt, Six- teenth infantry, aro the guests of General Wheaton, Second infantry. Miss Miskey arrived from Philadelphia Sunday morning. She isa gucst of Mrs, Captain Mills, at Fort Omaha. Mr. Wedemeyer, one of the young men who is 1o bo exumined for a commission as second licutenant, is at Atlants, Ga., visit- 1 his brother. Captain William H. Clapp, Sixteentt in- fantry, bas arrived from Fort Douglas Utab, 'to act us counsel for Lieutenant' Colouel Fletcher. Mrs. Porter, wife of Captain Porter, Eighth infantry, is a gaest of her relatives in this city, Dr. Luddington and fumily, Mrs. Porter s the duughter of one of the wost popular ofticers of the “old ariny,” Colonel Joha D. Wilkins, recently retired. The court-martial for the trial of Lieuten ant Colonel Fleteher, Second infantry, meets to-worrow at Fort Omaha at 10@. w, Gen eral Kuutz is president of the court, which is one of considerablo rank, belng couposed of four colonels, four lieutenaut colonels and five majors. Captain Porter, Sighth infuu try, 18 judige advocate. Beechaw's Pills curo Lious and ner veus ills The Life of Kose Plants. It is said that the life of rose plunts greatly varies, Some of the hardiest kind will bloom for thirty yea while othiers die off afler several seusons, , SOUTH OMAMA NEWS, Toughs at a Danoe. About midnight Saturday night a gang of roughs, who Were at the dance atthe St. Charles hotel, raised & row and practiced their “manly art” on some women. Mrs, Anna Hess was struck on the cheek and knocked down, getting up with a terrible black oye, while Mrs. C. Bechtel was struck and kicked. One of the toughs, named Burke, was arrested and the polico have ob tained the names of the others and are ready to arrest thom as s00n as warrants can bo issued. In the meleo Con Hourigan re- ceived a battering blow. Sunday Bawe Ball The Blue Stars, of Omaha, came down Sunday and defeated the Swifts by a score of 25 to 18. Immediately after the Blue Stars-Swift game the Wood Lawns, of Omaha, and the Sobotkers played, resulting in a score of 10 to 2, in favor of the Sobot- kers, At the close of the gnme & genuine Third ward row was started, in which base ball bats were used as freely us the un- limbered profanity. No serious damage was done, The U, O. T. B. Pionic. The picnic given Sunday in the Germania, gardens by Central Lodge of Omaha, No. b4, U. O. 7. B., was one of the best attended aud most enjoyablo fraternal meetings ever held in the city. South Omaha Lodge No. 53, with the Union Stock Yards cornet band, turned out to meot and _nienic with the visit: ing brethren. Fine wmusic and the best of accommodations made 1t pleasant for the hundreds who attended. Notes About the Oity. The city council will meet Monday evening. Robert O'Leury lius gone to Chicago to be murried. Mrs. Floming, of Chicago, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. John Welsh. M. M. Grifiith, of the Plattsmouth Herald, s the guest of Frank 1. Lee. The W. C. T. U, will meet in the Presbyte- rian church Friduy afternoon at 8 o'cloclc. The announcement hus been made of the martiage of Mr. John Toner and Miss Ella G. Bates. Inthe Gun club shoot Sunday morning Simon S, Remer made the best scorc and carries the medal. The Armour-Cudaby base ball club, through Tue Brs, challenges the Sobotkers 10 play for any sum from $10 to $50. In the foot race at Albright Sunday after- noon Asher Auspecher von_ easily over the champion of Chicago in the 100 yard dash. Mrs. D. McCalley and little daughter, ac- compinied by Miss Edith Ryan, after u long visit with friends in Chicazo, returned home Sunday. Frank Desmore, while out riding Sunday afternoon, was overcome vy the heat. Ho was taken to tho Benson hotel and medical aid summoned. Frank Hirsch, of Grand Isiand, and Charles E, Rice, of Norfolk, are the guests of O. A, Hirsch, Mr. Hirsch thinks he will remain here with his brother, O. A. A unfon temperance meeting will be held next Sunday evening i the Methodist Episcopal church. No services will be held in the Presbyterian church that evening. The Rev. Futher D. W. Moriurty has re- ceived word from the sisters of Providence informing him that six of them will leave St. Mary's of the Woods, Indianu, August 20. Harry T., aged two_ycars, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Eversole, died at' 3 o’clock yes- terday afternoon und be buried in Laurel Hill cemetery Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock, Frank Jones, one of the populur stock rids boys, who hus been sorely afiicted and d up 5o long with iuflammation in one of his legs. is better and was able to go down 10 the yuras on Saturday. I have been subject to painful boils and carbuncles over my body duriug the spring season, and_after much sufferiag and much uscless doctoring I found a permanent cure in Swif's Specific. It is the monarch of bloodmedicines. E.J. WisLis, Augusta, Ark Boes in a Church Bell, The sexton of the chapel et Budd’s Lake, N. J., was_badly stung by bees the other day. While the chapel bell was ringing on a Sunday evening some time ago the bolt which held itto the frame-work broke and the bell eluttered down the roof to the ground. The next day it was found to be right side up and uninjured. Later, when the sexton pried it over to one side. prepurator having it raised by a dervick, hundreds of hioney bees flew out, surrounded him and (rove him into the lake, whence he was rescued when nearly drowned. His head was covered with stings and bis nands and arms suffered severely. The bell was found to be nearly flled with hone ic bees had obtained ingr and égress through a small hole in the top. Mr. W. A. Tibbs is a printer in the office of the Jackson, Miss., Clarion-Ledger. Ho says that three years ago ne was a victim of bad blood, which deprived him of health and threatened serious consequences. Ho further says that he took § ., and it cured him, Fishing For Ch'ckens. South Easton boys have been caught stealing chickens from farmers in a new way, having fished for them with a grain ot corn on o small hook. Some chickens that tore loose from the hooks were 50 badly injured that they died, A hook in one chicken's throat reveal ed the rascality. That hacking cough can be so quickly cured by Shiloh’s Cure. We guarantee it. Kor sale by Goodman Drug Co. A Moses of the Conemaush. Griffith Williams and a family of eight have left for Wales. They are survivors of the Johnstown flood. One of the children, who was born in the at- tic of & house that was floating aiong the stream, has been christened Moses. Cushman’s Menthol Inhaler, cures catarrh, headache, neuralgia, asthma, hay Fever. Trial free at your druggist. Price 50 cents. The Expenses of “Drummers.” It is cstimated that the money used ina singlo year to foot the salary and expense bills of the traveling salesmen of the United States would pay off the entire national debt and leave a few dollurs over. Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies. A marvel of pure. 5 and wholesomeness. Mors 0.0 tiomiosl than the ordinary kiuds. and caunot Lo sold in competition with the muititudes of lor or shortweight alum or phosphiate powder: £01d onty W cans. Koyal Haking oy der Cow: pany, 1 Well Steesh, New Xork, | Catarrh |8 » blood dissame. Until the poison 18 expelled from the system, there can be no cure fao this loathsome and dangerons malgdy. Therefore; the only effective treatment is a thorough course of Ayer’s Sarsaparilla —the best of all blood purifiers. The sooner you begin the better ; delayis dangerous. T was tronbléd with catarrh for over two years. 1 ewed various remedies, and was treatedshy a number of physi: clans, but received no benefit nntil I began to take Ayer's Sarsaparilla. A fow bottles of this medicine cured we of this troublesome complaint and com- l\lr"'l.\' restored my health,"—Jesse M. Bogge, Holman's Mills, N. C. “When Ayer's Sarsaparilla was rec- ommended to me for catarrh, I was in clined to doubt its efficacy. Haying tried so many remedies, with little ben- efit, T had no faith that' anything would cure me, T became emaciated from loss of appetite and impaired digestion. I Tiad nearly lost the sense of smell, and my system was badly deranged. I was about discouraged, when a friend urged me to try Ayer's Sarsaparilla, and re- ferred me to persons whom it Had cured of entareh, After taking half o dozen bottles of this medicine, I am convineed that the only sure way of treating this obstinate disease is through the blood."” —Charles H. Maloney, 118 River st., Lowell, Mass, Ryer's Sarsaparilla, PREPARED BY Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass. Frice 81; six bottles, $5. Worth §5 a bottle. DRS. BETTS & BETTS | Evervthing desirable i W08 FATLNAM BTREET, OMATA, NEB, (Opposite Paxton Hotel) Office hours, 9 axm, to 8 p, m. Bundays, 10 a. m_to1p. m. Spectalists in ‘Chronie, Nervous Skin and Blood Diseases. $#~ Consultatiom @t office or by mail free. Medicines sent by mall or express, securely packed, free from abservation. Guarantees to eure quickly, safely and permanently. NERVOUS DERILTY Srermatorstien nal Loss sions, Physical Dweay. nrisi tion, Excess or Indulgenc ness, Despc sion to producing Sleepless +on the face, ver- uraged, lack of confl or business, and finds ., permanently’ and rr1~ vately cured. Consult Drs. Betts & Betts, 1408 Farnam St., Omnka, Neb. Syphilts, & disease most terriblo in its Blood and Skin Diseases zesults, completely eradicated without the aid of Mercury, ' Scrofula, Erysipelas, Fever Sores, Blotches, Ulcers, Pans in the Head and Bones. Eyphliitic'Sore Throat, Mouth and. Tongue, Ca tarrh, ete.. permanentlycured where others have failed. Kid UTinry 4nd, Rindder Compiainta 1Y, UTIMATY Fuimewt, " Dimentey oo e quent Burning or Bloody Urine, Urine high co ored or with milky sediinent on standing, Weak Back, Gonorrhas, Gleet, Cystitis, ete Promptly and Safely Cured,’ Charges Reason: STRICTURE! G ve moval complete, without cutting, caustic or aillation. Cures offected at homeé by patlent without & monients pain onannoyance. To Young Men and Middle-Aced Men, A SURE EURE The awful effects of early * Vice. which brings organic Wwenkness, destroy.ng both mind and body, with all A:x (heudu’x‘x Il‘ls‘. pe) i qunll};" Ermi. oy and mind, uantting them Tor busines MAnRiED MEN, or those entering on that hap Py life, aware of physical debility, quickly us risted. 3 OUR SUCCESS. 1s based mpon facts, First—Practical Expe rience, Second—Every cake is especially studiede thus starting aright.” Third—Medicines are pre, pared in our labatory exactly to sult each case, Lus affecting cures without injury {87 Soud 8 cents postage for celobrated works on Chronic, Guaranteed pet Nervous and Delicato Diseases od. §A friendly letter or cull may #ave you future suffering and shame, and goldén years to life. i#~ No letters an- red unlesi nccompanied by & conts iu s taw s, Address orcallon DRs, BETTS & BETTS, 1408 Farnam Street. Omaha. Neb, G&Co e | HITE. & (_Loub§ Fioamine « Soar: WRAPPERS, ond Teceive & @6, HANDSOME 3 (ALBUM) h\np i Ch HOTosnAPHS «@hbrateds gy ActorsandACIRESSES State Line. ‘0 Glasgow, Bédfast, Dublin and Liverpool From New fYork Every Tussday. Cabin passage *440 80, according toloeation room, Kx uralon 865 to £, Steerage o and Trow Kurol west Kates. AUSTIN BALDWIN #€0,, Gen'l Agonts, 5 Broadwa JouN BLEGEN, Gew'd Western Agent. 164 Hundulph § HARRY . Mouss, Agent. Omuia, Reduced Cabinrates to Glasgow PENNYHROYAL WAFERS ar successfuily used monthly by over 10,000 Ladios. Aro Safe, Effectual and Pleasant 81 per box by mall,or st druggists, Sealed -Partioulars 2 postage stamps. Adaross T kussia Cussicat 0o., Durior, Micw, For sale and by mail by Goodmun Drug Company, Omaha, FOR MEN ONLY! Far LoBT o ; APOSITHVE Gl W O0s Ty, CURE Ysknes of bedysrd Mind: Eitects ¢1 Excouses in 0ld o Rabint, Nobie Blrensthen W bt ol MJATRHLESS - FOR * SHAMPOOING ofsta o i 1 Now York. Chleago. bt from 41 Biatan, T e thoes. ock £ oo, Ladrers CHIE W KIDNEY ot syt upimasy trouvics e Iy and safely Cured by DOCTC sulew. ‘Beveral cases cuzed duys, - Bold at#L50 per’ box, all Aruggists, or by mail from Doctuaw ' Co, 114 Wil v N, ¥, Full diresr s, MONDAY, JULY 22, 1880, Continental Clothing House POSTPONEMENT. We are ooligefi on account of the busy season to postpone our Semi- Annual stock taking until August 1st, and our Grand Clearance Sale of Summer Clothing will continue for the rest of this month Bargains in Men’s Clothing, Bargains in Boys' and Children's Clothing Special Discounts in Merchant Tailoring Department, Furnishing Goods Department. n hot weather furnishings. riety and lowest prices. The largest va- Men's Summer Coats and Vests. Closing out prices on all these goods. Pantaloon Department, Price $3.50. We will continue the sale of $3.50 Pantaloons during the month and have included many special lines never sold for less than $5. EARLY CLOSING. 2~ | Until further notice our store will be closed at 6:30 v, m., Saturdays 10 p. m. OMAHA BOSTON NEW YORK DES MOINES Our friends will please remember this and make their purchases accordingly. Freeland, Loomis & Co. Proprietors: Cor. Douglas and 15th Sts., Omaha. STILL A CHANGE AT $15. Some g0od hargains may yet Do found | among our odd sizes of men’s suits. Bear in mind these are Lot inferior £oods which We offex, but firstelass in every particular MAX MEYER. ADOLPH MEYER ESTABLISHED 1864, Max Meyer & Bro. Great reduction of price on gecond hand Planos and Organs. A good chance to get a ko0d Piuno for & small amount of money. PIANOS, 1 Knabo Square, fine tone, cost new, ¥, 1 Hallot, Davis & Co 1 Weber! 1Knifhe, square 1 8tolnway, square 1 Bradbury, squure 5 1 - Kimball, rquare. ... 1 % 1 T [per |Cash. | Mo, 1#200 00,820 00/10 00 /10 00 0| 10 00 15 0/ 10 00 15 01 10 00 10 00| 8 00 10 00 10 00| 8 0| 10 m1 B 00| 8 ool 8 0 6w 8 00 700, 50 Kquare enton & Co. square good squure Pluno., 90 00 ‘ 10 ) ORGANS, 1 Estey Organ, used § months, cost new, 3L | 1 Schoninger Oréau, 10 stop. 1 8unday School ( | new. 123 0 1W. W. Kimball Orga 55 00 1 Prince Organ | 500 ylor & Farley Organ. .| 10 0) 1Tay urley Organ. .. | 8 00 1 Mason & Hamlin Organ....| 25 0) £0 00 65 00 The above prices are 10 per cent less than ove offered hafore and wk wehust Laye room £or our large stock 0f New Planos we will glve an extra 10 per cent discount from above prices o any O1ib that buyn an instriment bafore August 16t kv instriment guaranteed 10 be Just as re- presented Pianos for rent for 2,50 and upwards per moaih. Ovaans for rent for $1.50 an per montin, 1 you buy any of e above instuments and you wre ot satisfied, we will allow you sume us You patd.for it towatd any new Plano you may Beloct. Call eurly aud get n bargait, Cor. 16th and Farnam upwards ta. C. E &C, M. ANTHONY, 812 1st Nat'l Bank Building, Omaha, - Nebrazka FARM IOANS delay. Local correspon ted in Ne raska and lowa CANCERG:HichHai s AU W abiel BY., Caticauy, lule T oW rat Il ON SALE TO AL, PRINCIPAL POINTS EAST, WEST, NORTH and SOUTH NG 1802 FARNAM STREE i ALWAYS omwecwinl GE WATER LEMONADES, SHERBETS, AND ALL COLD DRINKS Itwill correct thedamaging fluence of ce o the Stomach. rving, for dron Tavigorating, and R ahitug for All. Tlo Best Eu aer Beverage in Existence. ¥ ranted Btrictly Pure and Unfero mected, An Efclent Remedy for Disrrhan, Cholcra Morbus, Dysertery, aid all Disordera of 186 Doy ¥ ASuV) 25RS, Lo Dear Sirs : Hungarion | o el plus ultra of & 10in free frol Tnyh thirst, ton U, By # 16 and i Just NTIAL Bitos.— 1 have tried the ¥ Julea arbiatle | thething for loa In ) TABLE GLARS OF 1CE OUTNECTARS NEC tespectfully T. AL ATCHISON, M. D, H, eragerne 6Y. LT, Figroeses O \LNCIRNATIO / VATER TAR. For sate by Droggists, Liquot Dealcrs nnd Grocers, 0 be given 10 & cup of cofloe oF toa without he e 01 Lo Diraon tKINK AL 1% 8Ds0lutoly lexs,und” will eflécc o Apeedy wnd pormanent lier the, patient s i woderate drinker or wn ted wi aw i) GLLer mpossibility for ) by Kulin & lsLs, 15th 1500 i (T suncil Bluts, vt AT OMAHA BUSINESS COLLE: A, PSR s RakLEOS, HICAGO EEMALE COLLEG MorgunarkinearChicao). Hoarding Bchoo! for Girls ud Youny Ludtes. Kor cavloguo nddross G, THA Y1k, Li. 1. Morgan Vurk, 111,05 i Madiso Bircet, Chicuio Ll s"l'v JOHN'S MILITARY SCHOOL, ; MANLIUS, N. Y, Civil Enginecring, Clissics, Business. e, REV. . D HUNTINGTON, President L, Cor, W. VERBECK, Suporintendent W YORK MILITARY ACADEMY CORN. Non-Hudson. ~ Cok, C. Jo Witiair, I, 8, Supt.; I F. HyArn, Comla't of Cadots, N ] FEMALE JACKSONVILLE "S85, T literature, lanigusgy Wides®, W i, duckaosiiic, HE B Halfora T | Table | GRAVIES, [ 80UPS, Sauce. Steck Piano Remurkable for powerful sympathetic tone, piiable action and absolute duras Dbility; 80 years’ record the best guaran- tee of the excellenco of these instrue ments. WOODBRIDGE BROS, Binding Twine JUST RECEIVED, 100 TONS. Best Boston Twine ¥ and §. Also have PURIC MANIILA Hulf-and-half, § and F, ana CLEAR SISAL, AT LOWEST WHOLESALE PRICES. GEO. B. CARPENTER & CO., 202 to 208 8. Water St., Chicago. NEBRASKA NATIONAL BANK, U. §. DEPOSITORY, OMAHA, NEB, Capital .. % - $400,000 Surplus N & COLLINS, K. O, Cusiin TN, H PATIUCK, W i1 8. HuGiies, Ceshien, THE IRON BANK, Cor. 12th and Farnam Stx, A Generul Bunking Business Transacted. " JOSEPH CILLOTTS STEEL PENS GOLD MEDAL PARIS EXPOSITION 1618, Nos, 303-404—170-604. THE MOST PERFECT OF PENS. Health _is Wealth! Dit. E. 0. WEST'S NERVE AND BRAIN THEA MiiNT, & guaruntood apecific for Hysteria, Diza oess,' Convulslons, ‘Fits, Nervois Nelralgis, Heallacho, Nervous Prostration caused by the o Of wlcohol or tobacen, Wakefuiness, Mont Depression, Sofiening of the Brain, resulting {n insanity and leadingto misery, decay sud death, Premature Old Age, Burrentivss, Loss of Powed In efther sox, Tuvolintary Losses and Spermat- orhaen caused by over-sxartion of the brain,elf- abuse or overfndulgence. Ench Lox contatay ene month's treatment. #1.00 & box, of 81X boxes for #.00,sent Dy mail prepaid on recelpt of price, WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES3 To cure any cuse. With each order recelved b 8 for six Doxos, Bocompanied with §.00, we wil gead thie PUFCLANET OUF WFLLLAD §uB tw ro- fund the money if Lue traatment does not eack cure. Guuramiecs tasuod only by Gooduiss cug Co., Drugglats, Sole Agents, 1110 Farnas stroet Olaulin Neb. s VIGOR, 1 bzt iy {2 bt Lt o R A “ecys Varicos ot tan-Dupre Glini