Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 27, 1889, Page 8

THE CITY. Revenuo collections yesterday, $12,- 872.18. George Heintz, head clerk at Milton Rogers & Sons, hardware house is re- joicing over the arrival at his home of & son, Mrs. Brandeis, wife of Justice Bran- deis, who submitted to an _operation for cancer a few days ago is improving slightly and it is thought will recover. At one time her life was despaired of. The Aurora society of the South Tenth street church will hold a lawn gocinl Tuesday eve at the residence of E. K. Long, 1300 South Seventh avenue. Ice cream and other dainties will be served. J. C. Wilcox has made application for an injunction against the city 10 stop the grading of the boulevard 1n front of his premises. A temporary re- straining order was granted him until next Saturday, when the matter will be heard. Mr. Ed, Murphy, of the custom office, returned from Sioux City yesterday, where he had been to clear a large lot of tea and measure a river boat prepar- atory to the jssuance of a license, ete. To-duy he will go to Lincoln to clear a congignment of scientific instruments {mported for the state university, The instruments are valued at $500. A bright-cheeked young girl named Jennie Julins, was arrested Sunday charged with having stolen some prop- erty from the residence of C. R. Mec- Bride. The property turned out to be some advertising cards which the girl took but afterwards returned. Me- Bride failed to appear to prosecute his case und the girl was dismissed after spending the night in the jail with two negro prostitutes. Ata picnic Sunday, at Pries’ lake, while several parties were out rowing, a young gentleman jumped from one boat to another containing two young ladies. The latter skiff capsized, the oung ladies were thrown out and sank eneath the sur but wer ed before they suffered any serious incon- venience. With soahing clothes they repaired to the boat house and spent the remaindes of the dav recovering from the effects of the unceremonious immersion. Personal / Paragraph D. T. Connell, of Holdrege, is at the Mur- ray. Adolph Carpi and wife, of Cincinnati, are at the Paxton, R.S. A. Smith, of city yesterday. H. T, Ferguson was at the Paxton yester- day from Orleans. Eugene Moore was at the Millard yester- day from West Poins, G. M. Chapman, of Plattsmouth, was at the Paxton yesterday. Miss Minnie Hawke, of Nebraska City, visited in the city yesterday. J. W. Troup and_wife, of Portland, Ore., wore Murray guests last night. Cleyeland men at the Murray last night were W. C. Spaulding and C. R. Hoffman. Fairfield's only representative in the metropolis yesterday was W. M. Manpin, registered at the Arcade. Stockton Heth, of the local rovenue col- octor's office, returned yesterday frowm aten days’ trip to Lexington, BJ. A. Hershey, Field and family. W. C. Austin, of Lincoln, were among the Nebraskans at the Arcade yesterday. Among the guests of the Millard yester- day were Willam H. Burnham, Batavia, 11L.; J. F. Barnard, Lincoln; Frank Sharpe, Battle Creok, Neb.; Mrs. Georgo McQuonn, Denver, Col.} D. Ray, Grand Island, Neb. ig, Mo., was in the Marriage Licenses. Marriage licensos were issued yesterday to the fotlowing parties: Name and residence. ' {Charles C. Nemess, South Omaha. Annie I, Lundin, South Omaha William A. Moebins, Omab Livydell Felker, Omaha. Merchants’ Parade. Major Clarkson left on Saturday for tho national encampment G. A. R., at Milwau- kee. He will return on Saturday next. He will then receive reports from the assistant marshals of the great drummers’ and mer- chunts' parade. There are forty-two m: shuls, ull of whom the major ciaims are working with enthusiasm, Major Clarkson holds that the parade will be the finest which has ever been held in this part of the coun- try. Behind in His Contracts. Hugh Murphy has'a contract for laying 40,- 000 feet of stone paving on Pine street. Up to date, he has laid but 1,200 and if he shouid hereafter lay 600 feet per day 1t would take him about 70 days to complete his contract, but his men are all laid off awaiting stone from his quarry, and it is not probable that be will complete his contract this season. Chairman Balcombe severely arraigned Mr. Murphy at a recent meeting between the two for his negligence. Kor Sleepleasness USE HORSFORD'S ACID PHOSPUIATE. Dr. C. R. Dake, Belleville, Iil, says: *“I have found it, and it alone, to be capable of producing & sweet and natural sleep in cases of insomnia from overwork of the brain, which 80 often occurs in aoctive professional and business men.” —— Omaha's Konds. At noon yesterduyCity Treasurer Rush sold #187,500 worth of short time, district paving bonds,-at $1.05 65-100. . A. Kean & Co., of New York, were the successful bidders. Bids were received from the following firms : Lambret Bros. & Co., Cleveland.§1 03 C. H. Venner & Co., New York.. 1 05 Brewster,Cobb & Estabrook, New York.... o Northwests ance compan, Black Broe, & C. H. White & Co., Mr, Rush says that taking into considera- tion the fact of this being a very bad time of the year to sell bonds; ulso that there was collapse in the mouey market only last Fri- . day. these figures indicate the great favor in which any kind of Omaha bouds are con sidered, 825 100 29-100 108 18 105 9-20 Natlonal Guard Changes. Several changes in the ofticial roster of the Nebraska National Guard are wnnounced from the adjutant general's oftice at Lincoln. Captain L. ¥F. Briw, having tendered his « resignation as chuplain of the First regiment Nebras ka Nutional Guard, and the same having been approved, he 18 honoravly dis- charged from the service, Upou the recommendation of Colonel O, H. Philhps, commanding First regimont, Rev. D. 8. Davis, of York, hus been ap- pointed chaplain of said regunent, to rank as + captain First Lioutenant F. P. Lundeen, quarter- master Kirst regiment, haviog been commis- . sioned captain of Company A, ki regi- ment, the colonel commanding said regiment will recommend the name of a first lieuten- ant of his regiment for the position of quar- termaster, Lieutenant Colonel Harry S. Hotchkiss, « inspector general Nobraska Natioual Guard, is ordered wrrol'eod to Omaha on or before the 1st day of Scptember, 1589, for the pur- pose of musteriug out of tho state service the military organization knowa s the Ed- ward Creighton Guards. Captain C. J. Siyth, commanding the Ed- ward Creighton Guards, is ordered to turn over 1o Colonel Hotchkiss all ordnance, orduance stores and quarterwaster stores issued to his company by the state, Colonel Howchkiss will receive and ship to the state beadquarters the supplies referred to, namely: Kty Springfield rifles (50- caliber), complots, snd oquipments; fifty fatigue uuiforms, complete, coat, puuts and cap. Abstracts of title o Wyoming oil lands furnished. Assessment work aone and verified to by afidavit and certi ficate of recorder. Claims located. J, J. Corbett, Casper, Wyoming, HELD FOR LAROCENY, An lowa Youth Accused of Stealing a Saloonkeeper's Roll. Berton Love, a verdant looking youth from lowa, was arrested yesterday charged with grand larceny. The complaining wit- nesses aro Graves & Miller, who keep a saloon near the fair grounds, They state that Love has been boarding at their place for the last three woeks. - Last night about 9 o'clock he came to the house and went up to his room. About half an hour afterwards some one was heard in the lower part of the house. The landlady went to the door to see who it was, and saw Love just leaving the house with his satchel. As soon as Love saw her he started and ran _until he was out of sight. Mr, Miller, one of the proprietors of the saloon, had hidden a roll containing £105 under the bur on Saturday night, and his suspicions were aroused by the man's strange actions, He at once went to see if his hidden treasure was safe, but, like old Mother Hubbard, ‘‘when he got thers the cupboard was bare.” He sallied forth to the police court yesterday morning and filed an information against Love Love stated yesterday that he went to the house Sunday night to get his clothes, as he was going to change boarding houses, He has been working at Swift's ice house for about a week and concluded to move further down town. He remained at the house about half an hour and then left. He says he knows nothing about the money, but only went after his clothes and took nothing else. After leaving the house he started down town, but being weary he went into an un- finished house and slept there all night. The case is set for hearing next Monday at 10 a, m. AMONG THE RAILROADS. The O. B, & N.'s Back Down and How It Came About—Notoes, General Manager Burt, Assistant Freight Agent Cassidy, of the Elkhorn. General Freght Agent Milier of the B. & M. and Division Agent Warrack, of the Union Pa- citio, left yesterdny for Chicago, whera they will attend a meeting of the Trans-Missouri Freight association to-day. At this meeting the Chicugo, Burlington & Northern will formally announce a with- drawal of the recent 75 per cent cut in rates, The recent decision of Judge Cooley, of the inter-State Commerce commission is what prompted this action. A well known rail- road offcial, w.o was in attendance at the meeting in Chicugo when the Burling- ton announced the cut and the St. Paul & Kansas City gave it out that they would mect it says: ““We, of the Missouri river lines were sick ut'heart b e when the St. Puul & Kansas City made their declaration we saw nothing but ruin staring us in the face. We did not want to cut rates. Chairman Faith- orn pondered a few moments and remacked, ‘Gentlemen, I think your action 1s illegal. 1 will consult'Judge Cooley. ‘‘He retired und in five minutes returned with the judge's decision. It came like a thunderbolt and fairly paralyzed the people who wanted to cut the rates. They sat still for ubout u minute und finally one moved to adjourn, The motion was carried.” *'The reason that prompted the Burlington orthern to cut rates is appavent. Lhe @ lines aud the Canadian Pacific are ruin- ing its business which is all through trafiic. he eastern hnes send by rail to Buffalo and thence by water. In consequeuce the Burl- ington from Chicago to St. Paul is shut out. All merchandise goes, to Duluth. Notwith- standing that the eastern lines once declared to pro rate, the Chicago, Burlington & Northern now has agents in the eust_trying to make such an arrasgement. But it wou't work. The eastern roads and the Canadian Pacificare hauling freight fora song, and the Burlington & Northern with no intermediate trafic is in o bad fix. The road has played the part of the cat to the St. Paul & Om monkey and got its fingers burned, and what they can or will do 18 a probiem. I think they will be forced out of business, They are trying to make an arrangement with the Milwaukee & St. Paul, but that road is now going back on them.' Cooley is watching them closeiy and all the_little schemes they put up will be frustrated. At the meeting to-morrow they will withdraw their rate and again fight agamst a rumous disastrous competition.” They Cut the Rate. The passenger department of the Union Pacific is in a peck of trouble over G A. R. rates to Viilwaukee, The rate from Denver was fixed at $32.05 but the Union Pacific sold at §82.15, a cut of 50 ceuts. In consequence the other roads are and are contending that the Union Pacific for each ticket 80 soid must forfeit $100 to the ‘‘gentlemen’s agreement” association. The Union Pacific, however, sets up the claim that the first rate advertis .15 and that under the law they could not rais the price without ten days' notice, hence their action, The matter will be laid before the interstate association for adjustication. road Notes. The passenger department of the Union Pacitic has issued a handsome illuminated circular giving the dates of every fair held in Nebraska this fall. The first pagoe is de- voted to the Omaha merchunts’ week cele- bration. Assistant General Manager Dickinson, of the Union Pacific, has returned from Chi- cugo. Car-Aceountant Buckingham, of the Union Pacifie, who has been in Denver chasing the Irisky box car, has returned. David Lee, superintendent. of construction of the Baltimore ‘& Ohio, accompanied by his wife und daughter,passed thro Omaha in a special car going eastward. They have been spending a few weeks in the west, Mr, Lee is the father,of Assistant Genoral Pas- senger Ageat Lee of the Union Pacific. The Wabash office in this city is in receipt of a circular announcing that in future sis- ters of churity will be given half rates over all the lines of the road, the same as mem- bers of the clergy. The Missouri Pacific announces that, from September 10 a rate of one fare for the round trip for points in Arkansas, Texus, Kaunsas and Nebrasks will be given from eack of the stites meutioned to the otner. Tickets will be good for thirty days. PAXTON HOTEL, OMAHA—Special at- tention to commercial men. Finest and lurgest hotel in the west. Kittredgo & Brainard, proprietors, ——— Missing Son and Husba Mrs. Herndon, of Dallus, Tex., wants to find ber son William, who was formerly em- ployed as & might switchman in the Union Pacific yards. Mrs, L. M. Dilliner, of. Kausas City, also making a wmighty war | wants the police to a in locating her husband, who left Kansas City three weeks ako, leaving his wife in destitute circum- stances, ——— TERRORINIZG OFFICIALS. The Olub With Whioh Commissioner Anderson Threatens Them. Commigsioner Anderson met a democratio county official yesterday morning and to him said Well, T suppose you are supporting Sherift Coburn in his defense against our investiga- tion1" “No, I'm not,” replied the gentleman. Why should It It's no affair of mine?" “I supposed you wer e,” repeated Ander- son, *‘becanse if he wins none of you will be compelled to turn any fees over to the county." Aftor having this conversation told to him by a friend who had overheard it, Coburn amd: “You can just bet your jottom dollar I'm going to win.” There are no_new developments in the mvestigation. It will be resumed this morning. County Attorney Mahoney gave an opinion on the matters under dispute Inst spring, which he has not as yet been con- vinced should be changed. 'That opinion was more favorable to the sherift than it was to the commissionors, There scems to bo a_prevailing belief that the matter must be taken into court before it is finally sottled. Dyspepsin Makes the lives of many people miser- able, and often leads to self-destruction. We know of no remedy for dyspepsia more successful than Hood’s Sursapa- rilla. It acts gently, yet surely and officiently, tones the stomach and other organs. removes the fainy feeling, cre- ates a good appeute, cures headache, and refreshes the burdened mind. Give Hood’s Sarsaparilla a fair trial. It will do you good. BRAVE KNIGHTS, The Founder of the Order of Knights of yth'as Wili L:ciure The The Knights of Pythias of this city have arranged for a big time on next. Wedunesday cvening, when Mr. J. A. Rathbone, founder of the order will deliver a free lecture to the members and their ladies at the hall of Ne- ska Lodge No. 1, Central hall, Fourteenth et between Douglas and Dodize. There one thousand three hundred kmahts in the city of Omaha, and an effort,_is being made among them to mve Mr. Rathbone such a reception as he never hefore received. y prominent feature of the reccp- il'be tho attendunce of the ladies, who expected to be thero in great number. dmembers are especially urged to ieir wives, and unmarriea members are expected to eacort their best girls. The evening wiil be most profitably spent. G. A. R. Exc From August 21, to 28 inclu- sive, the “Rock Tslund Route” will sell round trip tickets to Milwaukee via. Chicago for the G. A. R. encanpment at $14°50, tick good for retnrn until September Choice’ of rail or lake route from Chicago. Ticket office 1305 Farnam street. 8. 5. STEVENS, W. A. Western Cuskct Company Failure, In the Sunday issue of this paper apveared an account of the failure of the Western Cas- ket company. Mr. Lewis Reed says that he nover had anythiug to do with raising subscrintions from the business men of Omaha for this company, but did like a hundred others, sign his name to the list when presented and paid the same when asked for. It is also learncd that they never received a bonus’ of 5,500, the subscrintion list_ being only $1,500. Mr. Andrew F\. Ross and £, W. Dickson did not Lecome stockholders till last January, having been in the concern only. twonty-eight days at the time of the failur 5 Mr, Pettis says he is not a_brother-in-law of Mr. Woodrow and that that gentleman never induced him to take stock in the com- pany. Mr, Woodrow is not manager of tho Bradstreet agency and states that he never had anything to do with sclling stocic for this company, but believed, as others still do, that with good financial management the business may be made a_vrofitable one, Tne Omaha National bani say they have never had 4 chattel mortgage on the plant until within four days, tho same being filed on Saturday morning ladt, hende the com- he privilege (werc it even possible after giving such a mortgage) to purchase as large & stock of goods as repre- sented. e on the real estate of this com. ,500 and a chavtel mortgage for $14,500 on the stack, fixtures, accounts, otc., bot vor of the Omuha National bank, were filed yesterday, and in addition numer- ous attachmeuts have been placed, 8o that the assets of the company are fally covered. Bell, mavager of Dun's agency, in conversation with a BE: man in referenco to the failure, said; “In view of the fact that there has been some discussion 1 commerciul and banking circles s to how a company organized and floated as this one hus been should have suc- ded in sccuring so liberal a' credit, it is deemed just to il parties interestcd to say that Bradstreet & Co., in their - published reference book for July, 1839, rate the' West- tern Casket Company 88 having $38,500 (cap- ital paid in), and in fair credit, and Dun & Co. rate them blank, and Dun’s special re- ports advise caytion in all deals:with them, and especially as to purchases of the stock of the company.” S R Cushman’s Menthol inhaler cures catarrh, headache, neuralgin, asthma, hay fever. Trial fres at your druggist, Price 50 cents, sy Wainut Rill Motor Service. Saida well-known citizen: “There 15 an amusing contradiction in the reports regard- g the impediments in the motor cars reaching Waluut Hill, One story is that unléss the grade at Twenty-sixth and Burt streets is roduced the motor company will in the winter be obliged to abaudon its service west of Thirty-sixth, “Last night’s paper stated that the motor would not be likely to run north on Lowe avenue unless the change of grade on that thorougnfare which was asied for should bo wranted. *“Ihese two propositions amount to this: We cannot run pust ‘Twenty-sixth because of the steep grade, aud we cannot run north on Lowe avenue because it is level at the present grade, and wo want @ change that will make tho street. uneven by filling four feet at one point, and cutting two feet at anotber point. The truth of the matter 1s there is no real impediment at Thirty-sixth street or Lowe avenue.” \\L.WEIG b PURE or Used by the United States Government. g bublic Food Aualysts, as tie Strongest, nilla, Lewow, Orauge, Almond, Rose, Endorsed by the heads of the Great Purest and most Healthful. ' Dr. Price’s Crear Powder does ot contain Ammonia, .ime or Alum. Dr. Price’s Delicious Flayoring i.x , elc,, do uot contain Foisonous Oils or Chewlculs PRICE BAKING POWDER CO., New Yorks Ghicego 8t bouiss L| A FEW MORE DAYS POWDER Absglutely Pure- This powder never va A marvel of pure. ty, strength and wholessmencss. More eco- nowmical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot bo sold in (‘umlmllllnn with the multitudes of 10 or shortwelght alum or phosphate powders, Sold only o cans. _ Hoyal IaKing Powder Com: pany, 12 Wail Street, New York, DRS. BETTS & BETTS 1403 FARNAM STREET, OMATA, NEB, (Upposite Puxton Hotel.) Office hours, 0 &, m, to 8 p. m. Sunday m, to]p.m. Spectalists in Blood Disease: ~Consultaifon at office or by mar sent Ly nail OF express, se from observation. cure auickly, snfely and y Spermatorrhices, semi- NERVOUS DEBILETY nafivasses:viih: Bions, Physical Deeay. arising from Indisc tion, Excess or Indulgence, producing Sleepless ness, Despondency. P! 5 on the face, aver- slon 'to soclety, easily aiscouraged, lack of confl dence, dull, unfit forstudy or busin i, and finds lifo o bur Dpermar and pri vately eured, Drs, Betts & Betts, 1408 Farnam £t., Omiha, Neb, Syphilis, a disense Blood and Skin Discases wivess iy results, completely eradicated without tho o of Mer: Scrotuls, Frsipalas, Fever Sores, Blotches, , Pawns in the Head and Bones, Syphilltic Soro Thvont, Mouth and Tongue, tarrh, etc.. permsnently cured where others have fatled. Kid Uringry 4nd, Madder Compiaints, NEY, UTMA'Y Pitnrul, Dittieuts, oo tre quent Burning or’Bloody Urine, Urine high col aved or with milky eediment on standing, Weak Back, Gonorrham, Gleet, Cystitis, o Pronivtly and Sately: Cured,’ Charges Reasona: ble. STRICTURE! dummied, ner manent Care, re- moval complete, without cutting, caustic or diliation. res effccted at home by patient without a nowents painor annoyance. To_ Young Men and Middls-Azed Hen, RE CUR ASU he awful effects of early Vice. which bllnl‘-: organic W 3 ing both mind and body, with all \_".\’ dr l:‘illdl‘(_‘l 12&1 I\'l"lxllllllt‘nlll hn'l‘( 5 e \ drbss thoss who Bave impatrec RS, BETTS fhtmaetvessy iomrones tnat: euces aud_rolitary hubits. which rain both ody”und ‘mind, unicting thom sor business, study or marringe. MARRIED MEN, or those entering on that hap py lfe. wware'of physical debility, quickly us sited. Chronie, Nervous Skin and Guare; rmanently. 15 riene thus st: pared i thus af £~ Send 6 cents postsge for celebratel works on Chronic, Nervous and Delicate Diseases. Thousands cured. §#r~A friendly lotter or cali may saze you futre suifering and shame, and add_goldén yeurs to 1% letters an- by 4 cents lu stams, & accompanie I'TS & BETTS, 1o i 1408 Farnam Sireet, Omaoha, Neb. THE BESTWHITE S0AP MADE INAMERICA ‘ JASS Kiri CLoun§ - FLoaTiNG + SoAm. RAPPERS, LARGE 31| A Perfoct Face Powder. A N ¥, s IPI‘E,EI-. tu—free from LT 301 Faruam bt . ‘a0l '8, 1,846 el & 1 and i Wholasal e LATES T BERFUME exouisire o FREEMAN'S HIAWATHA How wswCOLDEN BLONDE Halr UITTLE LORD FAUNTLEROY'S ¥ar Children or Adults. -y 'F-fuvaN 8 iLflNDIHE - Netwml coloy e e A PR M Lo £33 105052 Now York, brauch Clucunstly O ine tho SHOE DEALERS ©:: ated 1inos of BOoLs 4nd Shoes, munutactir. ed oy O. M. Henderson & Co., of ¢ tories at Chicago, Dixon, Wi should write 5. dence, FREMONT, N Her dduarters for Rubbers. Desirin o exam- . N. WATSON, resi- raveling agent CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH PENNYROYAL PILLS, 1 Keod Cross Dis Brand, i i alcal o.M &0 Tumors OURED: 0o Koire; ook free. L b, Besit D, 180 Wabash av., CHICAGO, 1L Uhlchester Ol And we will be thinking and talking of fall goods. an army of clerks busy unpacking and marking them. in a week or so and will show you a stock you have not yet seen in Omaha. son, but ne ing as in the stock we are preparing for this fall. provcments from season to s show you four this coming season. The remaining few days until the opening of the new stoc all Dcpal‘lmcnts without reserve everything in the way of summer goods. SCHOOIL S UITS. Parents who have boys to prepare for school will find in our Boys' Department suits appro- priate for school wear at VERY LOW PRICES. the closest margin possible, and in this la inducements in Boys' Suits and Pants, . In our Hat Department fall trade has already opened and is quite brisk. an immense line of new shapes in stiff and soft hats. Our new osc Derby for the sc They are coming in thick and fast and keep We will have our Fall Stock complete We make im- r were the improvements so radical and far-reachs For every novelty we had last winter we will < we will continue to close out in We make it a point to sell Boys' Clothing at st week of our clearing sale we will offc - extraordinary We are showing ason of '89-'90 is the grandest hat you have ever seen, It is far ahead of anything we have ever offered and is positively of as good a quality as any hat for which you pay elsewhere §2.00. The very finest Derby at §2.00, $2.50 and $2.75. them in three of the latest shapes. In Soft Hats we have numberl are in every respect equal to any $5.00 Derby. colors. We have received our first installment or Men's and Boy on sale at our usual low prices. business. We have The latter :ss shapes and ’ Shoes for the fall. They are now We shall make this one of the leading departments in our Plensc Note: Uniil Séptember 1st our store closes at 6:30 p. m, Saturdays at 10 p. m, Nebraska Glothing Gompany, Corner Fourteenth and Douglas Streets, Omaha. Buro Curesl} Ghlcago, s, { GinrkcGt. a\ Tho Rogular 01d-Established APHYSICIAN AND SURCEOH Is still Treating with the Groatest g5 SKILL and SUCCESS ‘Chronic, Nervous and Private Diseases, 7@~ NERVOUS DEBILITY, Lost Manhood, feiling Memory, Elhllllling Drains, Terrible Head and Back Ache and all the effecta iy decuy 2nd perhisps Consumption of ey, treated scicatincaly by sew methods with never.falljag success. ‘A BYUHILIS and cli bad Blood and 8kin Dise sasca permancntly cured. %o KIDNEY and URINARY complaints, Gleet, Gonorrhoea, Stricture, Varicocele and all discases of the Genito-Urinary Organs cured promptly without injury to 8tomach, Kidneys of ocher Organs. ‘a9~ No experiments, ~Age and experience ime . Comsuliction free and sacred. & Send 4 conts postage for Celebrated Works o Chronic, Nervous and Delicate Diseases, &~ Those comtemplating Muriage send for DF. Clarke's celebrated gulde. Maie and_Female, cach 13 ceats, both 3¢ cents (stamps). Consult the old octor.” A friendly letter or call may save future suffer- lnzkn ‘shame, and add golden years to life. &@~Book “Life's (Secret) Errors,” socents (stamps). Medicing ard writings seat everywhere, secure from eXposUre. Hours, 8108, Sundays to 2. Address F. D. CLARKE, M. Doy 196 Bon Gl e GitICAGOL s ON SALE TO AL PRINCIPAL POINTS EAST, WEST, NORTH and SOUTH _ 1802 FARNAN TREET. T —THE— CHICAGO SHORT LINE OF THE Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul R'y, The Best Route from Omaha and Council Bluffs to THE EAST TWO TRAINS DAILY BETWEEN OMAHA AND COUNCIL BLUFFS Chicago, —AND— Milwankee, St. Paul, Minueapolis, Cedar Rapids, Rock Island, Frecport, Rockford, Clinton, Dubuque, Davenport, Elgin, Madison, Janesville, Beloit, Winona, La Crosse, And all other important poluts East, Northesst and Bouthenst, For through tickets call on tho tieket ageat at 101 Farnam street, in Liarker Block, or i Unlom Pacific Depot. Pullinan Sleepers and tho finest Dining Cars 1n the world are run on (16 matn line of tho ChICAES. Mil waukee & 5t. Paul Kall and every attention s Dald L0 passcnkers Uy GOurteous smpioyes Of the Sorpany e it MILLER. @on GRATEFUL- COMFORTING Epps’s Cocoa. BREAKFAST. “By & thorough knowlodge of the natural laws which Bovern 4uo operatioas of digestion il n: tlon,wad by » careful appiication of the Ane proper- Ligs DI wel Lselucied Cocon, M. ISpps has p od our Lriukfust tables with & delicately Havore ) beverags whioh Tiny wave us many heavy doctans bitls, 1t iy A6 Judi aitlclon of diet thutn ConaLltuLio) y built up | siong 1 us reads Wo i X ualudies ar 0 Btiuck whereyer Uinio 1s o we by keoping 3 and 8 Pro 1¢1 Gazolte, M Witor or milk. LAIE pound tins by Grocers labaled thus JAMES EFPS & CO0. "Eexeha K'nlEYmnl all urluary troubles fiwfl‘y. quick 1y und sutely cured byDOUTULLA Ca sules. Boveral cases cured 1u seven days, Bofi “UBLE0 por box, il drugglsts, or by mail from Doctuaa M'(g Co, 11+ White s ' N. ¥» Full direc- rly nounshed ol only Chemist AND., 8 /ONE MORE CALL/! This 15 the time to replenish summer wardrobes. | We shall continue through the month of August to offer spectal Dargains In various iines of fir.t-class g all stock | in already being selectel in the Eastarn| market, and we must soon have rnnmfn!‘; But the warm wenther is| not over yet, and our h\l‘l)l»ly is still equal 1o the demand of a hot day, ONE OF THE MOST SUCCESSFUL =~ SPECIALISTS .z In the Treatment of All Chronie, Nervous and Private Diseases. Spermutorrhoea, Impotency and Loss of Manhoo, abrolutely ourd iro gui Tnall for us of hiseuses, ‘Stricturos, 3 Catareh, Lung Loucorrhoen quiekly and I Blood und Skln Diseases fiidies’ wnd gontiomen’s waiting roan and entiroly private, nultatlon free.” Sehd for books, ate Disonses o each (st d Stamp 1 enco; : Office—16th and Douglas Sts., Omiha Omaha Steam Dye Works C. T. PAULSON, Prop. First Class Cleaning and Dye: ing of All Descriptions. 1521 ard St. Omullmr.r'rl'k‘lulllmuum'f‘ separate Painless extraction of Flliing at Afull set of tooth for 8. teeth without ebloroform, gas Or ether, half rates, DR. DAILEY, Dentist, The 910 Standard 1 o cnt for nternal on 0 syringe or injoction. i .:u.-.u.’«u Specine 10 e, No T L vents h. Package l send seated el o1 & C18, in s for b Iy lent (enjud) Enteresting lioek te GUhor ve NDARD REMEDY CO, o2 the ... DE GROOT ELECTAIC SPIRAL Etlmie's Mpobits Ko Wates: domily 1y an reulur Froe, Spplealianly actaquil 08007 ©0., 696 Wada'n B8., Bostoa. Mass. arvel an OMAHS MEGIGAL £ SURGIGAL IN ST O N. W, GoR, 137H & Dooce 5718, OMAHA, NEB, FOR THE TREATMENT OF ALL CERONGoad STRGICAL DISEASES BEXACES, APPLIANCES FOR DEFORMITIES AND TRUSSES. * Bogt Pacilities, Apparatus and Remedies forBuccseafal atment of every form of Diceaso requiring 78, Bonra Attendanons Boat Acopmmed s in Wk, 0 WRITE POR OTRCULARS on Deformities and Braces, Trusses, Olgh Feet, Gyrvaturesof Epine, Filesy Fiomars Cugeet, Ontargh Bronchjiy Lalilaiion ‘Ear, Fin tnd Blood snd Al Surgiea| dperations: WHITAVR LATELY ADDED A LYIXG:)X WOuRN NFINENENT. (STRICTLY FRIVATF.) Only Keliable Medical Institute making a Spesialty of PRIVATE DISEASE Al Tilood 1 ANTHENT FOR L E| OMAHA MEDICAL & RURGICAL INSTITUTE, 15th and Dodgo Streots, OMAHA, NEB, DR.E.C. Wkst'8 NEive AND BRAIN Ti MENT, & guarantee | specific for Hysterla, Diz aess, ' Convulsions, a, Hoadnohe, Nervous Prostration caused by the uso of nlcohol or tobacco, Wakefulness, Mental Depression, Softening of the iirain, resultingin kits, Nervous Neural {nsunity and leading to misery, deciy and death, Premature O1d Age, Harrenzess, Lous of Power in either sex, [nvoluntary Lossss and Spermat. orhaea caused by over-exertion of the brain,selfs abuse or overindulgence. Each box contains ene month's treatment. $1.00 & box, ot six boxes for #5.0),sent by mail prepaid on receiptof vrice, ‘WH GUARANTEH SIX BOXHS To cure any case. With each order recelved b w8 for six boxes, accompinied with .00, we wi gend the purchaser our writton guarautes to re: nd the money if Lue troatment does not ereck Jure. Guarastecs tssued only by, Goodoiad Brug Co., Drag o Agonts, farnam orl. Omaha fi':k — S EXERERRSMPANY: AN FEERERAS R MEAN L 4-I|kal Steamer Shipments from Europo can_bo mado dlreet b gompany to il iniand Ports of Eniry in the Uni Btatos, als0 10 Canida_und. Mexico, with o withous nt of duties at Now York, s 10w s thoso OF any responsiblo company. MADE FOIt CUBTOM HUUSH )it CARTAGR, Money Oriers issucd payuble at 15,00 places in United Stutes, Canadi and Burope. A in Buropo to whouy shipments for United bo dulivere l, or it or PoInLA onulkod, e I of Lading nvoico ocrt fled beforo Aumerioan Conuli= THOS, MEADOWS & CO., i Milk pido, LONDON, 15, U.i 2 Water sircot, LIV Eihos 2 dilly. MANCHESTERG 10 Hunover street, Gl Ruo ' Noribe, PAIS, K, IUCIARD, T Hue Obllou, ATV CITING & OO, 117 Langonstrusse; , MANBURG, sud 117 Amd G5 11 Lho world, 10dutions unexeelled. 0l ¥in Quegnsiown. 3 Celebrated | The Filest Sleams ‘.ep'. 's 4y of Koue | snip 1u the World. New York to Glasgow via Londondenty Ethiopls ... August 31 | Devonta evt. 24 Anchorin Rent. 7| Clreassin, ... ‘Sept. Furnessin Bept. 14 | Evhilopla, . Oct, & lar woekly sallings thereattar, BALOON (0 Gl Belfust or riviiege of seelnk in one Lrip L cturesque Clyde, North and South of ENTAL TOURS of Lotters of Cred sl current rate s, d Fx (Uit oo Pans o LOWEST TEINS, Tray ad Drafs (or an Kiply (o woy 0f 0url6cal wents oF Lo Henaerson Brothers, Chivago, Nk H. 8. HaLL, H. V. Mooites, CH. Manzs.