Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 25, 1889, Page 8

THE OMAHA DAILY BHE: THURSDAY, JULY 25, R 2 R A 188 THE CITY. Jailor Joe Miller is expected home from New York on Friday or Saturday. The remains of the late Mrs. Mercer were hurlcd from the coroner’s office yesterday. Bishop Hare, of South Dakota, will preach [‘n the Trinity cathedral this evening at 8 p. m. A meeting of the directors of the State Development association is an- nounced to be held at the office of the secretary of the board of trade Au- gust 8. Suit to recover $200 due on a prom- fssory note was brought in the county couri yesterday. The Nebraska Na- tional bank is |im plaintiff, and John A. Smiley and George Thompson, defend- ants. Dave Miller and Al. Ward, late of he police detective service, have opened a private detective agency in the Withnell block. The style of the new firm will be the Miller & Ward Detective agency. Sohn J. Miles and James Thompson arv the plaintiffs in a suit to recover 8750 on a promissory note from R. C, Patterson, defendant. Papers were filed with the county courtclerk yester- day afternoon. While crossing South Tenth street yebterday, u horse, driven by an ex- ressman named Adams, caught its foot n the cable slot and was thrown to the round. The shoe was torn from its ot. No serious injury resulted. Personal Paragraphs. Mrg. H. Christle, of Pasadens, Ci the city. Miss Lona Giles, of Lincoln socioty, is the guest of Miss L. Dundy, of this city. W. A. Austin, agent B, & M. Iocal freight department, has returned from the lakes. E. U. Bradley, of Blair; Albert Heller, of Nebraska City, and A. S, Badger, of Lin- coln, are at the Murray, Jack Francis, of Lincoln; W. 8, of Newman Grove, and F.' M. Hosmer, Auburn, are stopping ut the Arcade. Mrs. Col. Henry has gone on a visit to Clifton Springs, New York, where she will probably remain during the summer. Mrs. General S. G. Hill, of Muscatine, Ta., i8 on & visit to her sis va. J. . Morton, Woolworth avenue, between Thirty-fourth aud Thirty-fifth streets. E. 8. Ravel, Misscs Nellie and Mabel Gray, of Hollywood; Miss Grace Moore, of Red Oak; . F. Warren, of Nebraska City R. W. Oliver and Miss Oliver, of Kearney, are at the Paxton, 8. H. Morrison, of Nebraska City: B. Stgut, of Lincoln: J. H. Waterman, of Plattsmouth: T. M. Marquett, of Lincoln; Eugene More, of West Point; S. P. David- son and wife, of Tocumsoli: W. A. Bridgos, of O'N Jeft Horn, of Fremon J. Campbell,'of North Bend, and T. }(nrn ‘VV:‘?unun. of Norfolk, are guests at the Mil- i 0O'Brien, of Beecham's Pills act like m stomach, ic on a weak E— For Three Lonic Years. Sheriff Coburn went to the penitentiary at Lincoln yesterday with Alva Flicher,the colored girl, convicted of stealing a watch, and sentenced for three years. Early Closing. All the leading shoe houses in the city closed their doors last evening at 6:30, and it i8 cortain no one appreciated it more than did the salesmen. Stores will be open as usual on Monday and Saturday evenings, Macleoa vs Genius. In the contract case of Macleod vs Genius, Judre Wakeloy set aside in favor of Genius 8 large amount of the jury’s finding, but Mr. Genlus 18 not satisfied with the amount, and has appealed the case to the supreme court. e Fresh Importations. Fifteen bales of crash, for Kilpatrick, Koeh & Co., from Dundee, Scotland; three casks of porcelain and seven cases of bronzes, for J. N. H. Patrick, from Paris, Frauce, and three cases of cigars from - Havaou, for Max Meyer & Co.. were re- ;wivcd at the custom house yesterday morn ng. Cushman’s Mentol Innaler, cures catarrh, bepdache, neuralgia, asthma, hay Fever Trial free at your druggist. Pricd 50 cents, They On to See. Alarge dolegation of prominent Lincoln men were in the city yesterday. They come to inquire into and inform themselves about the workings of electric motor railways. Lo Grand M. Baldwin headed the party. At noon it boarded n_bridge line motor trai the Puxton hotel and started on an excursion to Council Bluffs and back. Licensed to Wed. Marriage Jliconses were issued by Judge Shields yesferday to tho following parties: Nume and residence. {#isue Faoen, Wahoo, Neb Hilmh Estrom, Omaha. { fruiuat Klaugchios. Omaha.. Engel C. W. Buchitiol, Omahi.. School Teachers Coming. /" An excursion party composed of 150 school feacnevs, from Harrison county, Ia., will ar- rive in-Omahu on the “St. Paul limited” ex- ess Friday moruing. “The tourists have made arrangements to < wojourn in Omahu a considerablo length of ' tinie, and huve also arranged o visit Tum Be building in a body. Afterconcluding their visit in Omaha the party will journey to, - points west on the Fremont, Elkhorn & Mis- “*“souri Valley railroad. Over four years ago Swift's Specific cured me of u troublesomy eruption which covered my shioulders, back and limbs. T Biter Thad boen treated by six doctors, somo of whom said I never would get well. . M. Hubsey, Sherman, T'ex. It Was a Myth, Toternal Revenue Collector Peters and Chief Deputy Deunis emphatically deny that they gave any information whatsoever bearing on the Calhoun defalcation matter to any reporter Tuesday, and that the discov- ery of a new item, amounting to something like $1,200, was a myth, The item in ques- tion ‘was Ono of tho very first discoverod, and there is nothing new iu the case of any nature, other than the fact that the United States attorney is undoubtedly making his reparations to proceed against young Cal- oun. Why He Locked the Door. A complaint has been made against Special Oficer William Nagle, 8 block watchman, that will be investigated by tno firo and police commissioners at their next meeting. The oharge against Nagle is that Lo is a frequenter of u certain house of prostitution fur the district watched by him, and that he is provided with keys to the cstablishment, This was discoyered recently by oficers of the force who were searching for another party in tho house. Lu response to thoir rap on tne door Nagle opened it, but closed it again and locked it as soon as he saw who the visitors were, The watter was reported The Sucred Heart academy, for day ,pupils, situated on St. Mary’s avenue 'and Twenty-seventh streets, is an insi tution devoted to the moral and intel- lectual education of young girls. The course includes everything from a pre- pacatory dopartment to & finished classical education. Besides the ordi- nary academical course, music, paint- ing, drawing aud the languagoes are taught. Freunch is included in the or- Mnlr course. forence of religion is no obstacle to me rveceiving of pupils, provided they conlorm to the general regulation of the school. The scholastic term be- ins the first Tuesday of September, ’lusses commence at 9" a. ., wnd are dismissed at 8:30 p. m., an hour for recreation being allowed at noon, W. H.* at | WILL ARREST THE DRUGGISTS. If They Don't Report By Angust 1 the Amount of Liquor Sold. The license 1nspector is having no end of trouble in securing from the druggists of the city the report of the amount of liquor sold Dby them for the six months of the present year ending June 80. Less than half of the druggiats, wholesale and retail, in the city have mado any report atall, and many of those substituted are not properly attested and are consoquontly worth Druggists fafl ing to comply with the law requiring them to make such reports are liable to fiue of not less than §30 nor more then $100. As nearly a month has passed since the time fixed for submitting theso reports, tho ity license inspector threatens to take legal action against all druggists whose reports aro not sent in by the 1st of August. The section of the statute rogulating this matter is as follows “Any druggist to whom & permit may be granted as contemplated n sections 25 and 36 of this act_shall keep in book provided by him for that purposo, & register of all liquors sold or given wway by him for that purpose, a_rogistor of all liquors sold or given uway by him, which registor shall show the dates, kind, quantity, for what purpose, and to whom such _liquor was sold o given away, whioh book shall be ut all times open to the inspection of the public. All druggists to_whom such permit may be granted shall, on the first Monday of Janu- ary and July 'of each year, file in the offico of the clerk of the authoritios granting such permits—a report of all entries made in said register, as contemplated in this section, since his [st report, which report shall be subscribed and sworn .to as correct by said druggist, and that ho has not sold or given away, either by himself, clerk or agent, any liquor other than as stated in said report. Any druggist failing to comply with the provisions of this section shall bo deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and, upon convic- tion ihereof, for each and every offense shall be fined in any sum not less than twenty (£20.00) nor more than one hundred (§100.00) dollars, and be imprisoned in_the county jail not less than ten days nor more than thirty, in the discrotion of the court.” e hatan} Dr, Benjamin Dillurd, druggist, at Aurora, Mo, says: 1 sell a great quantity of S. 8. S. for scrofula, eczema, rheumatism and other blood troubies, and have nover heard of a case of failure to cure, A WHLEL OF FORTUNE. District Court Jurors to Ba Drawn on the Lottery Plan. County Clerk Roche is having a *“wheel of fortune” made which will be used in the newly ‘adopted plan for drawing district court jurors. This change promises to bring about something of & revolution. The com- missioners must prepare a list ‘of names, taking onetenth of all the voters in each ward and township, as based on the Jast gencral election returns, give that list to the county clerk, who must then write each name' on a soparate slip of paper, and put them all in the “Wheel of fortune.” This wheel is to be made of glass so that th_('rc can be no possible show of going it blind about the business. After that has been done, a time for the drawing to come off will be announced, when the county clerk and the clerk of the district court will mako their appearance and_do the drawing. On the suggestion of County Attorney Mahoney, the jury for the next term of court will be drawn as soon as the wheel is ready for use. 2 Lemonades are delicious with Mihalo- vitch’s Hungarian blackverry juice. They Want Walks. Owmana, July 84.—To the Editor of Tne Bee: Please grant the residents of#'wenty- ninth street south of Leavenworth space in your paper to enquire where the street cross walks have gone to. When the contractor commenced grading the strcet the cross- walks were taken up and taken away by some one about two months ago, and singe that time no cross walks have been put down, Complaint has been made to the street commissioner, but no attention has been given to it, and'we feel as if we should bo given good cross-walks on all cross streets south of Leuvenworth on Twenty-ninth street. RESIDENTS OF T NTH STREET. Coolk’s Imperial Champagne has stood the test for thirty years; there is no better sparkling wine made. Try it. A Chicuago Detective. Matthew H. Pinkerton, one of the famous Chicago detectives, was in Owmaha yestor- day, ~ though , mot on _ scnsational business. He registered at the Millard hotel, took lunch there in full view of the other guests and in no way tried to hide his identity. While Mr. Pinkerton declined to be interviewed he assured the re- porter that his presence hero had no special significance. He is en route west and merely stopped between the arrival and de- parture of the train. —— California Oat-R-Cure. The only guaranteed cure for catarrh, cold in the head, bay fever, rose cold, catarrhal deafness and sore eyes, Restore the sense of taste and unpleasant breath, resulting from catarrh. Easy and pleasant to use. Follow directions and a cure is warranted by all druggists. Send for circular to ABIETINE MEDICAL COMPANY, Oroville, Cal. _ Six mouths’ treatment for $1; sent by mail, $1.10. Sold by Goodman Drug Co. Adams' Express Company. The Adams express company, which located an agency in this city some months since, 1s making rapid strides into general popularity. One of the results of the Adams about here was the reduction in the froight rates from this pomt to New York, and the aim of the company now is to extend the lin es clear out to the coast and throughout the entire north aud southwest. C. W. Cathoart, of Colambus, 0., I8 the Omaha agent. He is an old experionced man in the business, and & genial, accommodating and courteous gentlomen, nnd has already made a logion of friends here. One of the dis- tinguishing features about the Adams 18 that they are always among the first to proffer a helping hand in case of Any great publio calamity, similar to the Johnstown horror. Another fact, whioh may not be generally known, 18 that the Adams carry all news- papers’ free, and in numerous other ways demonstrate that they are deserving of liberal patronage. When the Energies Flag. Uso Horsford’s Acid Phosphate. Dr. T. C. Smith, Charlotte, N. C.. says: “It is an invaluable nerve tonic, a deiightful bevorage, and one of the best restorers when the energies flug and the spirits droop.” FLOWERS AND TEARS. These Were the Tender Offerings at Georgie Stadlema Funeral, The remains of Georgie Stadleman, who was run over and lalled at Farnam and Twenty-eighth streets Monday, were taken to Lincoln on the 10 o'clock B. & M. train yosterday morning. Funeral services conducted by Rev. John Williaws of St. Barnabas Eniscopal churcn, were held at§ o'elock, in Drexel & Maul's undertaking rooms, a large number of the grief stricken family's frionds being pres- nt. he little coffin was covered with floral offerings, in pillow, wreath, anchor, star, crescent and bouquet designs, The hearso was followed to the depot by a long line of carriages. Che grief of the parents, brother and sis- ter was most piteous and heart-rending. The last time that Georgie's mother saw him alive, she adjusted his blouse belt and he went out to juin his playmates. Darno's Caturch Snuff. When suffering with catarrh, cold_in the head, nervous headache, etc,, use Snuff, it will relieve you at once. at drugmutm o ageuty INVITING WASHOUTS, Result of Paving Streets as Soon as Graded. There has been this season a large num- ber of washouts in the streets subsequent to rains, ana repairing these has cost the city thousands of dollars. A short time ago Major Balcombe, chair- man of the board of public works, declared that these washouts were due solely to tho habit of the council in ordering a street graded and paved the same season, but not- withstanding the warning given by the major, and the example laid before them by the nu- merous washouts this spring, the council has followed the same course in the matter as in former years: The following streets were ordered graded by the council in May and June and ordered paved a month later: Lake from Eighteenth to Twenticth, Burt “from Ninetconth to Twenty-sixth, Chicazo from Twentieth to Twenty-second, Twenty-first from Daven- port to California, Lake from Twenticth to ‘Twenty-fourth. This is to be done by order of the council, and the chairman of the board of public works says that he has no alternative but to follow instructions, and, as soon as the grad- ing is done to order the paving begun, Prn.e Peurs’ is‘the purest and best soap ever made. A Mcchanic's Lien. Michaet Corkery, who has commenced suit against H. B. Brown and Francis E. White, says that on the 15th day of April last he en- teredninto an_oral contruct with Brown for the performance of work and_labor in mak- ing repairs on eikht dwolling heuses in_this city. The lots are owned by White. After performing the work, amounting to 52,50, Corkery mado out his' bill, filed it with tho register of deeds, and took out & mechanics’ lien on the property as security. Having begn unable to secure_settlement he now asks the court to give hi e Advice to Mothe! Mrs, Winslow’s Soothing Syrup should always be used for children teething. It soothes the child, softens tho gums, allays all pains, cures wind colic, and is the best remedy for diar- rheea. 25 a bottle. He is Said to Have Lied. John McElhatton was fined in police court the other day for an assault upon Mrs. Driffkon. The principal witness against McElhatton was Frank Raasch,who testified that he wasa witness to the assault, McElhattor now claims that Raasch was nowhere near the place at the time of the trouble, and that he testified falsely. A warrant has beeg issued for Raasch’s arrest on the charge of perjury. An Absolute Cure, The ORIGINAL ABIETINE OINTMENT is only put up in large two-ounce tin boxes, and is an absolute cure for old _sores, burn wounds, chapped hands, and all skin eruj tions, Wil positively cure all kinds of piles- Ask for the ORIGINAL ABIETINE OINT- MENT. Sold by Goodman Drug company at 2 conts per box—by mail 30 conts. A Pecultar Case. Mrs. Corby and Miss Trice, at 1105 North Twenty-fifth strect, mev with singular and painful accidents Tuesday afternoon. They were scated in a hammock at the time when a fastening broke and c ladies to the ground. Their shrie out the other members of the houschold and upon picking up the prostrate ladies it was ascertained that Mrs. Corby had suffered a broken leg and Miss Trice’ had bitten off & piece of her tongue. THE GOVERNMENT TESTS. Royal Baking Powder is Superior to all others in Strength and Purity. Certified extracts from the report of Hon. E. Miall, Commissioner, and Professor William Saunders, F. R. 8. C., Public Analyst, Inland Revenue Department, Ottawa, Canada, pages 4, 20, 21: ‘“Eight samples of baking powder have been ana- lyzed ; of adulterant varying from 20 to 60 per cent. six were found to be adulterated, the proportion The other two consisted of a mixture of bicarbonate of soda and pure cream of tartar without any adulterant.” ‘“Royal—Result of analysis: Contains orcam of tar- tar, carbonate 0¥ soda; pure.” ‘‘Price’s—Result of analysis: Contains matter in- soluble in water 24.16 per cent., consisting of starch and tartrate of lime; adulterated.” “The Royal Baking Powder is absolutely pure. is undoubtedly the purest powder offered to the public. It and most reliable baking “HENRY A. MOTT, Ph. D.,” U. 8. Government Chemist, SickiHeadache ls & complaimadrom which many suffer and fow aemontirely free. Its cause is indigestiom and a sluggish liver, the oure for whishais readily found in the use of Ayer'sUElls. I have foumal that for sick headache, caused by ndfi.nh ered condition of the Stomach, Ayérls Tills are the most re- liable remedg.#—~Samuel C. Bradburn, Worthingtonyhass. “After the use of Ayer's Pills for many years, in my practice and family, T am justificd in saying that they are an excellent cathartic and liver medicine— sustaining all the ¢ In\mnm\(la for them WAL Westall, tin & N.W. Railway ((\ Hmnl‘t Texus. “Ayer's Pills are the best medicine known to me for regulating the bowels, and for all diseases caused by a dis- ordered stomach and liver. I suffered for over three years from headache, in- digestion, and constipation. I had no appetite 'and was_weak and nervous most of the time. By using three boxes of Ayer's Pills, and at the same time Cietin f, 1 was completely cured.’ Pifip Lock wood, Topek, Kansas. I was troubled for years with indi- estion, constipation, and neadache. A Few boxon of Ayer's Pills, used in small health daily doses, restored me to 3 —W.H. Tiiey are prémpt and offectly Strout, Meadville, Pa. Ayer’s Pills, FPREPARED DY Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowoll, Mass. Bold by all Drug and Dealers in Medicine, [ECLARKE i ¥ Sure Curesl} Ghicago, e, | diarkse, Th Rogular Old-Established PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON N Is still Treating with tho Greatest B0 SKILL and SUCCESS Cm‘umc, Nervmls and PI‘IME Diseases. 2@~ NERVOUS DEBILITY, Lost Manhood, faiiing Memory, Exhausting’ Drains, Terriblé Head and Back Ache and all the effecta rly decuy and perhups Consumption or , treated scientifially by new methods with "hlus:nd all bad Blood and Skin Dis- » permascatly cured, NEY and URINARY complaints, Gleet, Strictu re, Varicocele and all discases cured promptly without Y B e e e s Grpain: & No experiments. ~ Age and experience ime portant, Consultation freg and 6~ Send g conts postace for Celebrated Works o Chronic, Nervows end Delicate Diseases. ote Contemplating Mnmlse send for Dr. Clarke's celebrased-guide Male and Female, each 33, conte, both apmais (smp). | Comault e old Rtendiyiaiter o ealmay save fauresufer iy and bhkses audadd goldenyearsto l s ) rrors,” socents (stamps) t everywhere, secure from eXposure. o e Hamage' i 80s Clath Bt DRS. BETTS & BETTS 1408 FARN AN STREET, OMATIA, NEE. (Upposite Paxton Hotel) Address Office hours, 0 . m,to8p. m., Sundays, 10 . m.t01p. 1 peciliists in Chrontc, Nervous Skin and Blood Disenses., - Consultaiton at office or by mail fres, Medicines sent by mail or express, securely packed, free from obgervation. Guarantees to cura (mh kly, klfali’,lmd permanentiy. NERTODS DEBILITY Sisirtn emt ght Ei ull stons, Physical Decay. arising from Indisc tion, Excess or Indulgence, [)lfldurm[i 'leuplufll ness, Despondency, Plmples on the face, aver- sion 'to society, easily discouraged, lack of confl dence, dull, unfit for study or business, and finds life &' burden, hnh-l{. permanently and pri yately cured, ‘Cousult Lrs. Hotta & Detts, Farnam St., Omaha, N Syphills, a disease ‘most terriblo in ita Blood and Skin Dlsram Tesults, completely eradicated without the aid of Merc: nry Scrofula, Erysipelas, Fever Sores, Blotches, Ulcors, Paus in the Head and Bones, Byphiiitio Soro Throut. Mouth snd Tongue. Cu: ta permanently cured whero others have tanled id UTinary 4nd, Risdder Compiaints, iney. Urina Y Piintul, Difticult, tae fre. Quont Burning orHloody Urine, Urine high col. ored or with milky sediment mummm, Wenk ack, Gonorrh: Gleet, Cystitis. etc., Pnnmnlly and Cured,’ Chatges Ttenson: Guaranteed per- STRICTURE! dumest ver moval complete, without cutting, caustic or dillation. Cures effected at homeé by patient without & moments pain or annoyance. To_ Yomg Men and Middle-Aved, Moy, A SURE the awiul effects of eurly D Vite, Wi biskks orsanty wenkness, deatroyang both mind and body, with all its drended ills. permanently cur DRS BETTS Adrexs those who have impaired ) D themselves by fmproper indul: cnces aud solitary habits, which ruin both ody aud mind, uniitiog fhem ror business, study or mar MARRIED MEN, oF those entering on that hap py life. aware of ghysical debility, quickly ua st OUR SUCCESS, 1s based upon fasws, First—Practical Expe rience, Second—Kvery caso (s especially studied: thus stavting arigiits Third—Melic.nes are pre, pared in our labatory exactly to suli each case! hus aiTecting cureswithout injury ‘Send 0 cents wostage for celobrated works on Chronic, Nerwous and Delicate Dis Toousands cured. §2 A friendly letter t may save you fll!lln mmexlu g and shame, 8dd goldeh years:1o lif No'letters ‘an- l':lulrl e \lulcfin‘n’m{muwkl by 4 cents in stamps, dress or DRS, BETTS & BETTS, 1408 Mamam Street. Omaha. Neb, DREXEL & MAUL, Undertakers andEmbalmers Atthécldstand 1407 ¥arnam 8t Orders by telegraph solicited and promptly attended. elephone 1o No. 24 V "#""‘Q“nn ue m -r.moox.w ¢ Continental Glothing House POSTPONEMENT. ‘W are obliged on account of the busy season to postnone our Semi- Annual stock taking until August 1st, and our Grand Clearance Sale of Summer Clothmg 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. Everything desirable in hot weather furnishings. riety and lowest prices. The largest vae 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 forless than $5. EARLY CLOSING. . Untlll further notice our store will be closed at 6:30 v, m., Saturdays 0 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. STILLA GHANGE AT $15. Some good hargains may yet bo found among our odd sizes of men's suits, Bear in mind these are not Mferior goods which we offer, but firstelass 1n every particular. Health _is Wealth! Dit, B, O, WesT'S NRRVE AND BRAIN THEAT A arunteod gpecific for Hysteria, Dizal Boss, Convulsions, Fits, Nervous Neuralgis, Headache, Nervous Prostration caused by the ase of alcohol or tobacco, Waketuluess, Mantal Deprassion, Sofiening o the iirain, resblting tn insanity and feadin Ay and death, Piemuture Old Ag Lousey and Sporma fon of the brain,sel sbuse or_overindulge Each box contains cne month’s treatment. 81,00 @ box, of #1x boxes for #5.00,sent by mail prepaid on receipt of price. WE GUARANTEH SIX BOXHS To cure wuy ¢ With each order recelved by a with #.00, we Wi 1 guaTantéo to re- £ tio treatment doss not eflact §,oure, Guarastess tsauod only by, (ooduas rug Co., ruggists, Sole Agonts, arnam strost. Omabia &-n 4 BN N /;/7//‘// ounu !uslu(elflpou.z/n Honhmmm lmmary leaucmy, ) o umwn fiv {enlth, i ts L outh, homa Comior Aind Vark. " Modu “mcmnrmtzcmm MorgRi i1y g1 51 Madisoi N EW XORK MILITARY AC ADEMY CORN tson. Cot. C.J. WiiGHT, B. 8., A Bix St Comia's of Cadets. cot, Chicago 1), all-on-H Bupts A KIDHEYU..“.M. tired BybocTUR A Cer: Bovaral cdses Jused an seven daye: Sofa mall from BURLE0 per box. Al druglsts, oF b ¥ ., Fall direce Doctuia M'Cg Co, 114 White s " N, ious ASLesT wid fAnest i erpool vi u.umm.m. Finest Stewm TiS Celsated RS R Gt Aug, New York to Glasgow via Lonionaerry Ethiopia, .. July 27 | Devonla,.... August 17 Ann horia .. .. August 3 | Cireas: August 24 . August 10 | Ethiopia.... 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GHIGAGO.1 Steck Plfano Remarkable for powerful sympathetic tone, pliable action and absolute dura- bility; 80 yeurs' record the best guaran- tee Of the excellence of these instru- ments. WOODBRIDGE BROS, N.W, Gnl. ICI\‘NL Dflnni 81 OMAHA NEB- FOR THI TREATMENT OF ALY CHRONIG aad SURGICAL DISEASES BIRACHS APPLIANGES FOR DEFORMITIES AND TRUSSES. * A ntu dies for B -ull! m of Blie niNETy KOO PO PATENTE Board & Attendance, Best Accommodatis ami:‘Wg 07" WRITE FOR 0 nwuu-u Dnlumld l.uluh Ous vl.lur m e g P Gatarrh, Brono Elnulrmtyd r..uymmx,ud “‘" llm )x.du, NSHSE '0"5" Binens i‘v’.';..m;l wORRN DURING w.fnmm nv' i Ialh.b . (“ llfl'[) M.AHA HIDIUAL B BU QIC. th and Dodgo Btrests, O] -ixl, Dr.J E. McGREW ONE OF THY MONT SUCCESNPUL 2~ SPECIALISTS _a ¢ Treatment of All Chronie, Nervous and Private Discases. apotency wnd Fullng Manhood ! A cure & all forms o St 0. #Stawy for Feply OFFICE: 10TH_AND DOUGLAS STKEETS, OMAHA, NEB, xporience; Dubluess Guielly and 16 v nnun' PENN VIO luuom(ully us Ladios. Aro Bafe, Effeciual and Plec: !’}»‘J’}"“" %uuh or st drugists, B riicuiar 't Doniagy tam (e Koy T For .ul- und by mail by Geoduan Drug Compuny, Omabu,