Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 2, 1889, Page 8

THE OMAHA DAILY BHRE: FRIDAY, THE CITY. Trnest Moyer has been arrested charged with an assauly on John Schiff- man. August Kirstell has been arrested charged with insulting Carrie Tum- merscheldt, The work of grading Thirteenth street, from Vinton street south to the city limits, was begun yesterday. Only one building permit was issued by Superintendent Whitlock yesterday. It was to A. O. Peterson for a one-story frame barn on South Twenty-seventh and Poppleton, to cost 100, Four new police officers, O’Connell, W. Ellis, Cox and Wilbur, went on duty at noon. Count Pulaski also re- sumed duty as a patrolman and was suc- ceeded as court officer by Officer Key- Bor. A chattel mortgage for 81,900 was put on record yosterday afternoon against the property of Frederick A. Morell, a druggist at Sixteenth and Chicago streets, in favor of the Douglas County bank. A delegation of Beatrice citizens ar- rived in Omaha about noon to attend the waterworks opening. It consisted of E. D, Kreitsinger, G. L. Cole, J. S, Grable, L. E. Walker, John Shaw, William Ebnight and H. A. Wagner. In the statement in the Council Bluffs news that Louis Burdick was arvested for fighting in a Lake Manawa car, the name of Burdick was mentioned by mistake. The principals were [rank Burdett and Al Burgess, while Louis Burdick was involved only as bonds- man, County Superintendent Bruner has finally completed his annual report and will soon have it printed. In addition to facts already published in these col- umns, it will be interesting to know that in Douglas county there are 12,228 male and 12,418 female school children. Ed. B. Dutton was arraigned before Judge Berka yesterday on the charge of grand hu‘cuu{. He waived examin- ation and was bound over to the cir cuit court in the sum of $800. Pros cuting Altorney Shen intended to in- troduce testimony showing that a con- spiracy existed among the clerks in the nion Pacific ofilce to get possassion of all letters containg money, drafts, ete. Charles Knemerer was brought up be fore Judge Berka on the charge of sell- ing liquor without a license. The tes- timony developed that the license had been taken out in the name of one Wal- lance, who owned the building in which the saloon was situated. Kuaemerer was to repay Wallance for the lincense, but failed to do so. He was then prose- cuted for selling without licens The defendant was bound over to the dis- trict court. Personal Paragraphs, Mrs, J. C. Vanduster and daughter have gone east. A. Merrinm has returned from Pacific coast points. Rev. P. Rogers, of Ipswich, England, is at the Millard. Mr. C. Arnold, of Minneapolie,was in the oity yesterday. Mr. George L. Barney has gone to Cairo, 111, on business. C. E. Dewey, the great American traveler, has returned from the Pacific coast. Mr. H. M. Bushnell, one of the proprietors of the Lincoln Daily Cail, is in the city. Fred Davis, cashier of the First National banlk, has returned from the Pacific coast. Mr. Stewart Hayden and_wife have gone east and before returning Mrs, H. will visit in Kentucky. Captain W. F. Tibbits, traveling passenger agent of the Denver & Rio Grande railroad, is at the Paxton. Mr. E. L. Morritt, at one time general manager of the Herald, is payingu briet visit to friends in this city. Henry and John Cotter left last evening for Butte, Mout., where they will enjoy a month's vacation iu huzting and fishing. J. W. Stratton, of Wuhoo, Neb., is in town representing castorn capitalists and u real estate firm with which he is connccted. Mr, and_Mrs, C. B. Westron have gono east, Mrs. Westron to visit friends in Chi- cage and New York city, and Mr. Westren on.business, E, 0. Kretsinger, T. L. Cole, J. 5. Grable, L. E. Walker, John Shaw, William, Elright and H, A. Wagner, of Beatrice, are regis- tered at the Paxton. At the Millards F. L. Knapp, wife and son, of Bertrand; J. B. Leddie, Lincoln; 13, McLeod, Chadron; F. O. Foss and wife, Crete; C. H. Toneray, Fremont, J. M. Hill, state agent for the Massachus- etts Mutual' Life Insurance comvany, will move his oftice from Lincoln to Omaha ' Sep- tember 1. Heisin the city now sccuring stitable quarters. At the Murray: C. A. Charlston, Hol- drege; J. W. Donald, W. R. Wstson and Miss Della Peabody, Fremont; J. G. Tate and wife, Grand Island; A. L, Badger, Lin- coln; Lobe Hert, Beatrice. M. B. Daveuport, of Tie Bee, and sister, +Miss Esther Davenport, have rturned from 8 three weeks' tour of the cast, during which New York, Albany, Pittsburg and other prominent points were visited. At the Paxton: F.C, Shickley, Genova; Ed. Swanson and wife, Ashland; Mrs. C, L. Eaton and Mrs, L. Boynton, Lincoln: E. §, Rood and Miss Noellie Gray, Hollyrood; John H. Roe, Kearney; H. M. Bushnell. Atthe Arcade: J. W. Maher, Venango; N. A. Miller, Fairbury; Joseph Martin, Madison; T J.' Loohill,0'Neill; J. S, Tuman E. N. Bradley, Blair; R. J. Coles, . Dunkia, Gibbon, G. G.Pump: elly, Lincoln, As It Was, The work of paving Clark street has been resumed on tho condition that noue but sound, winter-cut cedar blocks shall b used i the pavement and that the rotton and worm-eaten blocks shall be removed imme- diately, Paul and the Car-Driver. The case against Constable Paul Stein, ac- cused of having asaulted a Thirteenth street car-driver was dismissed in police eourt for want of prosecution. The driver claims that he did not know that the case was set for hearing and will have the con- stable re-arrested on the charge. e A Horse Killed. While at work grading downa lot on Beventeonth and Harney strects yesterday ® horso broke through the boards which furnished @ covering for a well, and was Yrech)ltuled to the bottom, a distance of orty feet. Tue animal, which was the oroperty of Tom Murray, died from its in- |uries, Wants His Spark. * Fremont West loft a diamond valued at §150 with Edholm & Aiken to be sot. The jewelers lost the stone, but gave West snother which they guaranteed equal to the ane lost. West 15 not satisfied with the new orillant and has brought suit against them o Justice Kroeger's court for the vulue of the original spari. The Sucred Heart academy, for day pupils, situated on St. Mary’s avenue and Twenty-seventh streets, is an insti- tution devoted to the moral and intel- lectual education of young girls. The sourse includes everything from a pre- paratory department to a finished classical education. Besides the ordi- pary academical course, music, paint- ing, drawing aud tho languages are taught. French is included 1n the or- dinary course. Difference of religion is no obstacle to the racelvln{ of pupils, provided ma conform to the general regulation of the school. The echolastic term be- slul the first Tuesday of September. lasses commence at 9 & m., and are dismissed at 8:80 m., an hour for xeocrcation being allowed at noon, 1T WILL BE GREAT. The Morchants' and Mannfactarers’ Exposition Planning. There is every possiblo assurance now that tho merchants’ and manufacturers’ exposi- tion to be held at the Coliseam during fair week is going to be a colossal success, “T'he entire superintendency of tho affair has been put in the hands of Captain Bon- nell, who managed the great New Orleans ocentennial exposition, also the corn palace at Soux City. Bonnell has had unlimited experionce in catering to the public’s enter- tainment cn a large scale, At the Coliseum this fall ho has arranged for an immense statue, a counterpart of Liberty Enlightening the World,” in New York bay, to bo built entirely of the several _ varioties of corn indige- nous to this state, as well as a corn palace on a small scile, Ho is also preparing for a number of innovations in the curio line of corn fabrications, and, alto- gether, promises much that is new, novel and beautiful, The directors of the Colisoum have decided 1o remodel the diagram drawn for the in- terior arrangement of the buiiding in order that it may conform with the more approved ideas advanced by Captain Bonnell. This will give them much additional space, wnd give the mammoth structure an aspect of greater attractiveness. All the space in the building, under the old plan, had been ap- plied for, but by this new arrangemont, pro- vision can be effected by which many more can be accommodated. Manager Prince is still_onergetically at work, and ere the lapse of another week will secure the r esentation of every business house or factory of any consequence in the city. Anothor Fair Attraction. The managers of the coming fair hope to sccure a fine exhibit from the Black Iills in addition to other features of unusual in- terest. It is said vhat tho Hills were never in better condition to make a splendid ex- hibit than they are this year. Corn, whoat , and other cereals in that region promise un- usually large crops, snd an_effort will be made to get the people of that region to pre- pare samplesof the yield. The most prom- inent feature of tho proposed exhibit, how- cver, will be the display of minerals in which thut region is 60 rich, Among these will be samples of gold, silver aud iron ores, petrifications, agates, marbles and granites, and particularly tin’ ore, which is found i such large quantities in that region that it i expected on further development to offect a | revolution in the price of tin throughout the world, R Y Vitality and Vigor Are quickly given to every partof the body Hood’s Sarsaparill That tired feeling is entirely overcome. The blood is purified, enriched and vitalized, and carries health instead of diseace to overy organ. The stomach is toned and strengthened, the appetito tored. The kidneys and liver are roused and invigorated. The brain ig refreshed, the mind made clear and veady for work. Try it. A ["A'l'l"fl IAEE WIFE Responsible For tho Wreck of Oester- reicher's Mind. Mr. Henry Hahn, an old acquaintance and friend of Edward Oesterreicher, now con- fined in the county jail ae an insane patient, is interesting himself in behalf of his friend and will have Justice Auderson appointed his guardian, According to Mr. Hahn’s statements, thero is quite an interesting story connected with Oesterreicher’s life, He was born at Dolan, Klavtan county, Bohemia, received a good German education and arrived at New York in 1866. There he iearned the wire-worker's trade. accumulated comsiderable money and in 72 cmigrated to St. Louis, where ho subscquently married and prospercd. In due time, a child was born to him. Later, his wife took sick, lingered a long time, and died. On her death Led she confessed to him that the cause of her illness was tho re- sult of an abortion. This revelation, coupled with the ioss of much slcep in attending her, 80 affocted his mind that u brother-in-law Dad him rushed into an nsane asylum, where he remained seven years. After being discharged, he camo to Omaha. Through ussistance from Mr. Huhn, he purchused a lot in South Omaha for §150, which is now worth 80,000 From tho sales of bedbug powder, he managed also to p s himself of two lots in Barker's addition. In the meantime, he leased his South Omaha lot to Patterson brotbers at $10 a month. When their contract expired, last January, he ro- fused to renew it. Having erccted a build- ing on the premises, the firm sued for dam- ages, was defeated n the justice court and then nppealed to the district court where the case is now pending. This litigation drove Oesterreicher wild again, and conceiving the idea that theso people were trying to rob him, he deeded his lots in Barker place to the county. In jail he imagines himseif an army officer under court martial for some offense, and says tho prisoners there are his soldicrs, When he gets out it is his intention, he suys, to take a cannon and blow the Pattersons to kingdom come. His property will be placed in the care and keeping of Judge Anderson, Mz, W. C, Wuite is engineer on a boat on the Arkansas river, and his address is Little Rock, He says that S.8S.S. has relieved him of blood poison, which was the result of malaria, and that it prevents chills and fever by toning up the system. He takes it in the sprivg and gummer monins to provent sick- ness from the malaria from the swamps on the river. * el GRAIN FIRMS CONSOLIDATE. The Omaha and Himebaugh & Mer- rinm Unite and Elect Officers. The Omaha Grain and Elevator comuany and the mercantile firm of Himebaugh & Merriam have at last been consolidated, an exclusive account of which was published in ‘'ux Bem about four weeks ago. The naw concern will be known as the On Gramn company, and the headquarters will be in Omaba. The incorporators are H. W, Rogers, D. 8. Barriger, N, Merriam, P, Himebaugh, F, H. Davis and E. P, Peck, A meeting to perfect the organization was held in the oftice of Himebaugh & Merriam yesterday and the following officers woro olected: President, H, W. Rogers; vice president, P, C. Himebaugh: general mana- ger, N. Merriam; assistant general mana- ger, D. S. Barriger; secretary, K. P. Peck; treasurer, S, B. Cochran, ‘The paid 1 capital stock of the company is $250,000. One of the incorporators stated that the new company would not only main- tain the present extensive business, but would build up in keeping with the develop- meut of the west. Pimples, boils and other humors are liable to appear when the blood gets heated, To cure them, take Hood’s Sarsaparilla, The Railway Postal Service. Rudolph H. Miller, of Wood River, has been appointed postal clerk on the Omaha and Ogden run, E. B. Holt, of Omaha, bas received a per- manent appointment in the postal serv His run is from Pacific Junction, Ia., to M Cook, Neb, Chief Clerk J, E. Cramer returned yester- day. He reports huving been to Chicago to c?‘n‘ler with the superiutendent of this ai- vision, Cushman’s Menthol inhaler, cures catarrh, headuche, neuralgis, asthma, hay Pever. Trial free at your drugg Price 50 cents. e ‘Will Pay all Just Claims, Mr. Calhoun, sr., of Nebraska City, was in Omaha Wednesday. He was looking up soxe of the claims against the revenue office by partics who say that they sent money to his sou while he was deputy collector and re- ceived no license for the same, 1 will pay every L‘ b bill, ” said Mr. Cal- boun, where it can shown by checks or drafts that 4on sctually received the amount claimed and did not make the proper return of & license. But it does not neces sarily follow that because these ies claim that thoy sent money for which they received no license, that this is the fact in tho case, sud that my s0n gob Wue money, It is a very easy thing to manufacture a clam to almost anything, and I am trying to ascer. tain if these claims that are not yet settled aro genuine or spurious. Thereare only a few of them, anyiway, but I want the money 1 pay out to go to people who have a right to it. My son will remain right in Nebraska City to moet and answer these charges, and what- ever mistakes he may have made 1 believe he will remedy and make straight by as correct and straightforward a life in the future as any young man in the country." pibirs - whuinks CHiLbREN will freely take Dr. J. H. Melean’s Tar Wine Lung Baim; unlike cough syrups, it containg no opium, will soothe and heal any disease of the throat orlungs quicker than any other remedy. “ —— A QUESTION OF LAW, Must Branch Banks Be italized, ‘The Bank of Commerce people say that they have not been notified to take any tion towards reorganizing or capitalizing their branch institution on North Sixteenth strect. Itis learnod from outside sources, howover, that the state inspector informed them several days ago they must either comply with the new law or close up. His report was to the effect that aside from the absence of capital stock, no by-laws, exceu- tive committee or anything else could be found. Subsequently the directors held a meeting and seriously considercd the feasibility of shutting down, but they finally agrecd that the bank should be maintained. Mr, Barker said yestorday that some talk had been indulged in about having a supreme court decision on the law before anything is aone, Ho thinks their branch,which belongs to and is n part of the main concern, capitalized for 500,000, cannot be considered as a separate bank, requiring a capital stock and organiza- tion of its own. O Tngersoll is credited with saying that “Love is the only how on life’s dark cloud.” Tf vhe colonel was troubled with cramp, colie, or cholera morbus, he would, we believe, admt that there were two.and that the other one was Chamnberlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diar- rhaa. Remedy. Those who try this remedy undcr such distressing circum- stances become its most enthusiastic udvocates, 170 YELLOWSTONE PARK. The Tally-Ho and Pullman Outing in the West, On Thursday next the Union Pacific ex- cursion to Yellowstone park will leave the city aud a great many prominent people from Omaha and vicinity will accomvany it. The road will convey on the train with the excur- sionists Jim Stephenson’s Tally-ho coaches, with the horses, which will be used in the outing in the park. The party will visit Shoshone Falls, one of the grandest spots in the country, which are 210 feet high, with canyon walls 1,200 feet above the water level; the geysers and the grand canyon of the Yeliowstone. Many will also visit Salt Lake City and Gartield Beach, returning over the Denver & Rio Grande around the great loop at Georgotown t Denver, thence home. ‘The fare includes everything, hotel bills and all exiras, and is fixed at 8135, ‘Ihe excursion will last twenty-one days, and bids fair to eclipse anything of the kind ever attempted in the west. Jim Stephenson has had his painted and varnished for the trip, and they look brighter and prettier than they did when they left the shops for the first time. Among others, fifteen well-known gentlemen with their wives, have Iready secured places, and as only fifty passengers will be taken, but few seats remain. $5,000 Reward $5,000. For a better or moro pleasant remedy for the cure of cousumption, bronchial troubles, cough, croup and whooping cough than SANTA ABIE, the California king of con- sumption. Lvery bottle warranted. If you wouid be cured of that digusting disease, catarrn, use CALIFORNIA "CA'T-R-CURE, $1a jar; by mail $1.10. Sauta Abie and Cat- R-Cure uro sold and warranted by Goodmun Drug Co. coaches In the Courta. A transcript of the proceedings in the caso of W. I. Johnson vs. Mahar & Pickering, tried about June 24 before Justice Read, was filed with the district court clerk. This case was made as a test of the constitution- ality of the state garnishee law, and is to be fought in the higher courts. A replevin suit bronght by A. M. Kitchen against John Hokansen, constable, A. C. Schultz, D, J. Donaho, and Timpleton & Marrow, was brought into the district court yesterday. The amount voived is the value ‘of four horses, John Gallagher begun suit against Robert H. Yeoman and C. D. Hutchinson yesterday afternoon to foreclose a mortgave on real estate, given to sccure a loan of §217. Judge Dundy yesterday rendered judgment in the case of Henry S. Lucas vs the city of Lincoln, awarding plaintiff $14,485.31 and costs of suit. The case of Georg Miller vs the same was settled by awarding the plaintiff §21,088 and costs. Both these suits were brought on warrants received on ac- count of paving and sewer contracts, The warrants were bresented and payment re- fused on account of lack of funds. . Beecham’s Pills act like magic on a weak stomacl, Summer Camp Freighting. Jim Stephenson has secured the contract from the department for the transportation of the luggage of the garrisons of Fort Douglas, Utah; Camp Pilot Butte and Fort Laramie to the summer camp for field fin- struction at Fort Robinson, There were several bidders on the ground, one of whom bid $17.20 and another $18.50 for each four-norse team per day. Stephen- son, however, knocked out with a bid of §11 per team. Eighteen four-horse outfits will e required. They will be transported to Fort lobinson by rail, whence they will go to Bordeaux to meet tho troops above men- tioned, Pears’ is the purest and best soap ever mude. Flambean Club. A flambeau club, to take part in the exer- cises of Merchants' week, was organized yes- terday. Harry Weber was chosen business manager and treasurer; unk N. Tobin, resident: H. J. Jewety, vice president; C. . Cathcart, secretary, COBURNIAND SEAVEY, One Has ae Mash Right as the Other to wforce Law. “1see," said aomember of the fire and po- lice commission, Hthat Sheriff Coburn intends to make no movette suppress the saloons in the two mile limitiwhich are run on Sunday. He goes on the thieory that he is presumed to know nothing wbout crime unless he is told about it. Hérhas every reason to know that daily theremre saloons in the county which are violating the law. He knows just as well as ho could know of a murder having been committed after he had been informed of the gommission of the crime. In the latter case; he would send out a posse to apprehend the murder. In the former case, he does nolmng to arrest the violators and punish them, Coburn has as much right to close those saloon in the country as Seavey has in the city on Sunday. “'There is no question about that. Prohi- bition is wctually contemplated by tho law the two mile limit out side the city. That was done to protect the saloon men inside the city, by saving them from thecompetition which they would suffer from outside dealers, whose county license would be rauch less than that of those in the city. “There are.saloons in this county outside the two-mile limit which are run without license. Two of them are in Valley and one of them on the McArdie road, is run by & man who Inst winter acted as deputy sheriff in that section.” in Dounty Attorney’s OUpinfon. County Attorney Mahoney says that it is clearly Judge Berka's du to deal with saloon-keepers in the two-mile strip. The charter provides that all cases of misde- meanor, pot only in the city, but within three miles of the city lunits, come under police jurisdiction. The action, therefore, to be taken, is plain. The city attorney or his as- sistant should proceed,if it 18 desired, against the offenders, and prosecute them before the police judee. Mr, Mahoney does not pretend, however, that f complaints are made, it is not also s duty to file informa- tions and bring the accused into a higher court. Saloonists in the strip have no other than a government liccnse, yet they are under both the city and county con- trol. He states further that suits werecom- menced by him last fall against a number of them in & justice court, on compluint of G. M. Hitcheock, but because of the fact that it was necessary for Hitchcock to give a bond as security for the payments of costs, the cases never went to trial DON'T MISS THE OPPORTUNITY To Visit Ogden and Salt Lnke City, Utah, or Hailey, ldaho, A grand excursion to the above named points will leave August 20th, via the Union Pacific, “The Overland Route,” and for this occasion the exceedingly low rate of $30 to Ogden and Salt Lake City and retu and 5 to Hailey, Idaho, and return has been mude from Mis- sourt river terminals. This excursion affords our patrons a magnificent opportumity to visit Gar- tield Beach onm Great Salt Lake, the finest hing.resort in the world, also t Hailey. Hot Springs, famous for their medicinal properties. Tickets good thirty dayse For further particulars address E. L. LoMAX, G. P. A., Omaha, Neb. Maggie Doughty Bound Over. Maggie Doughty had a hearing before Judge Berka yesterday afternoon on the charge of adultery; preferred by ber hus- band, William Doughty. The defendant is a passably good-looking white woman and the man with whom she is charged as living in adultery is a fullblooded negro, named Wil- liam Davis. At the time she was arrested the woman admitted to the officer that she had lived with: Davis as his wife for three months. On the witness stand she denied making any such statoment. She said her husbard had endeavored to compel her to ac- cept the attention of other men, which she refused to do. The testimony of the officer who arrested her showed that the man Davis was found in bed with her. She was bound over in $300 and committed to jail m_default of bail. A complaint was at once filed against Davis on the sume charge and the hearing set for to-duy. Among Errors ainous to Health. One of the most mischievous and most com- mon is the indiscriminate and too frequent use of purgatives, Such medicines, if well chosen und sensonably resorted to, are cer- tuinly useful, but many persons select the worst, fly froi ouc to the other, and employ them ' when there is no occasion, or their utility has ceased. To establish on a perma- nent basis a regular condition of the bowels, the finest alterative is Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, It is botanic in origin, and a safe succeduneum for those objectionable drugs, calomel and blue pill; it does not gripe or drench the boweis like the ordinary evacu- ents, and it not only reforms irregularity of the habit of body, but remedies the disorder and inactivity of the liver and stomach, which usually accompany that condition. Rheumatism, kidney trouble, malarial com- plaint and nervousness are removed by the Bittors, An Ideal Publication. Those who appreciate the art of printing find delight in examining the Inland Priater, a monthly magazine published at Chicago in the nterests of the craft from which it de- rives its name. In its mechanical makeup the Inland Printer 18 an ideal publication, masterly skill being shown in every branch of the work. Especially 18 it of intercst to printers, as it treats extensively of all sub- jects connected with the art preservative, and in acknowledgment of the ability with which it is conducted, the International Typographical union, at its last meeting, designated it as the téchnical trade journal of the craft. Outside of the printing world, the great beauty of the magazine is the wood cut and engraving work displayed in every issue. The July number contains some notable works of art in this line, a number of which are worthy of framing. Catarrh cured. health and sweet breath secured hy Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy. Prico 50 cents. Nusal Injector free, For sale by Goodman Drug Co. Effected a Settlement, H. C. Hagan and his wife succeeded yes- terday in making ssettlement of their do- mostic difficulties.: She accepted $1,870 and left for her homoiu Chicago. 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Full divex lons FOR MEN SEsfon - BUphE, Menad: remont B, HED; Do mnr . $15. Home good bargains .may yet be found | among our odd sizes of mon's suits. HBear | ( theso are not inferior goods which wo olfer, but firstelass in overy particular FOR MEATS, FISH, S0UPS, GRAVIES, &o. MAX MEVER. ADOLPH MEVER ESTABLISHED 1863, Max Meyer & Bro. Great redu-tion of price on second hand Plagos and Organs. A good chance to get a 200d Plano for a small amount of mone PIANOS, 1 Knabe Square, fine tone, CORERBW, BT00 SHe Davis & Co., square square. T square v, SqQUATS 1 iradbury, square. .. 1W. W. Kinball, s 1 Nenton & Co. square. 1good square Pluno. ORGAN! oy Orgun, us B\, 188 vt v Orzan, 10 stop 00l Origan, cost Cash, 8200 00920 00° 165 00 15 90 176 00/ 16 10 15 00| 5 0 10 ) 10 0] 10 00 8 00) 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 800 8 0) 800 500 1% 09 120 00) 0 00/ 90 00 40 0) months| | 10 00f 8 90) 8 00) 8 00) 6 00) 8 00! 7 00) 5 0) . Kimball Organ. Organ. ... 1 Taylor & Farley Organ vlor & Furley Organ. .. 1 Mason & Hamlin Orgari. | ve prices are 10 per cont less than ever fore and as we must have room for our of New Pianos we will glve an extra scount from above p an instrument bofore August Tover; rument guaranteed to be just as Pinnos for rent for $2.50 and upwards per month. Organs for rent for $1.50 and upwards per month, 1f you buy any of the above insruments and you are not satisfled, wo will allow you sume us you paid for 1t toward any new Piano you may seloct. Call early and get a bargain, Cor. 16th and Farnam Sts. % Steck Piano Remarkable for powerful sympathetic tone, pliable action and absolute dura- bility; 30 years’ vecord the bost guaran- tee of the excellence of these,instru- ments. \¥0ODBRIDGE BROS. CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH PENNYROYAL PILLS, . od Cross Diamond Brand. 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