Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 4, 1889, Page 8

THE CITY. The republican county committee will meet on Saturday afternoon at 8 o’clock, at the Millard hotel. Mr. George C. Niessen was married at Trinity cathedral yestorday morn- ing, to Miss Louise Strenke, of St. Paul. Notwithstanding the report to the contrary. although they had no banner, the Cooper’s union turned out twenty- five strong in the trade aisplay. Anna Wilson, n domestic, sued Mrs. Churles E. Corn, in Justice Kroeger's court, yesterday afternoon. for wages due. 'She was given a judgment for £ The West Point Cornet band treated Mr. W, N. Nason, secretary of the board, toa fine serenade last evening, and were in turn regaled with elegant re- freshments. Samuel Holland, who prior to August 6 boarded with Mrs. L. A, Ladd, at 1620 Davenport stroet, is missing, and his friends have notified the chief of police. It is supposed that he is insane. Articles of incorporation were filed with the county clerk yesterday by Thomas H. Cotter, W McDermut, William Kilb and Elizabeth Cotter, under the name of Cotter Printing com- nny. The capital stock or the company s $12,000. Personal Paragraphs. John Keith, of North Platte, is at the Pax- n, (oG . Dickman, of Seward, is at the Pax- A B. Havkey, of Grand Island, is at the Paxton. Wm. 8. Perry, of Harvard, Arcade. Charles Karbach has urope. Mrs. R. W. Fiske, of Grand Island,4s at the Murray, D. Bennison returned to the city yes- terday morning. C. W. Garonette, of Lincoln, is registered at the Paxton, Colonel Brisbin and family, of Fort Robin- 80n, are at the Paxton. H E. Wiison and H. H, Wheelock, of Ful- lm~mn, are at the Millard, Hands and ¥rank R. Waters, of Lincoln, are at the Millard. Mrs, Dr, Shaw and daughter Jennie are visiting relatives iu the city. Colonel Simeon Bloom goes to Minneapolis for a ten weeks’ outing to-day. L. R. Cottrell and M. Meehan, of Seward, are registered at the Murray. . O. Stringer and Mrs. D. Ackerman, of Grand Island, are at the Millard. J. A, McLaughlia and J, C. Smith, of are registered at the Arcade. W. H. Johnson, Frank W. Decker and T. F. Flaherty, of Kearney, are at the Paxton. ‘W. H. Harrison, F. A. Dupor and H. . Limback, of Grand Isiand, are at the Mur- ray. ‘The Sounenshein and Valentine juvenile band, of West Point, are regictered at the Millard, F..C. Garmon and family returned yester- day from u six weeks' visit in Boston and New York. Miss Belle Horton, of Le Claire, La., is in this city, a guest of Licutenant Reed, of the Omaha guards, Miss Oralie Lamar, daughtor of Rev. A. W. Luwmar, is visiting Miss Ewmily Buker, at 883 Park avenue. Ed W. Cronan, W. G. Hyer, James Mat- sick and C. B. Cass, of Ruvenna, are reg- istercd at the Millard. Mr. W. F. Vaill bas returned from Colo- rado, accompanied by Mrs. Vaill, who has blmn spending several weeks in the moun- is at the returned from E. B Hill and wife, commissiono# of th Denver demurrage burean, formerly comm? -:;mcr in Omaha, are visiting friends in the city. F. D. Reed, of the Shelton Clipper, and ¥, E. Ellis, of the IKearney Milling and Eievator company, were callers at Tiue Bee office yesterday. Miss Nettie Prichard has returned from an extended tour to Pacific const powts. En routo bome she sojourned for a short period at Garfield Beach, M. E. Bradley, prominent merchant of Atlantic City, I ccompanied by his fam- ily, is in the city attending the fair and Merchants’ weel Mr. ', M. Richardson has gone to Minne- apolis and St. Paul for a week, and will re- turn: with the members of lus family who have been visiting at those cities. Lots For a Song. Sheriff Coburn held an auction of real es- tate in front of the court house yes Yy amang which was considerable property levied upon for the benefit of the creditors of the Bank of Omaha. This, however, not satisfactorily disposed of. Bidders scarce. However, Mr. Byron Reed made an offer of 850 eacl for seven lots in Cloverdale Addition and $200 for one lot in Omaha View. There being no other bids the lots were knocked down to him, but is under- . stood a protest will be entered against the sale being confirmed, The grounds for such Pprotest are that the price 18 not two-thirds 0( the appraised valuatio, Will Watson Accept? A dispatoh to Tur Bex from Lincoln says the news was brought from Milwaukee by a prominent politiciay that John C. Watson, of Nebraska City, had assured Senator Man- derson that he would accept the appointment of district attorney for Alaska, The senator was seen last evening and asked what foundation therp was for such r!Pan He said: “If the place has been tendered to Watson, I presume he will accept it.” We (meaning the Nebraska delegation in congress), urged him for ussistant attorney general, but I pre- sume the presidont has concluded to give him this instead. There'is nothing for mo to say particularly about the matter. The ofMice is worth $2,500 a year and there are no perquisities attached to it. The appointment was made while I was in Aluska.” Dangerous Jumping. Considerable complaint is made about small boys jumping on and off of the casle and wotor cars, not only to the annoyance of the conductors, but also to the peril of the 1ives of the jumpers. Monday evening,on Sev- enteenth street, u little girl followed the ex- ample of ber brother in stealing a side, and in jumping off the motor car she narrowly escaped being run over by a heavy express wagon, Shortly afterwards Officer Vaughn arrestcd two boys for steuling rides. Rates trom Omaha and Council Bin s, Second class tickets from Omaha and Council Bluffs via, St. Paul und the Northern Pacific to Portland aund all Puget Sound points are now sold at $85. Passengers via. the Northern Pacific ave tuken through the eastern and cen- tral points of Washington tervitory, and are enabled to visit and inspect any portion of the territory, stop-overs being given at Spokane Fulls and all points west, An Alleged Swin: The president of a Hebron, Nel calls upon Tue BEe to expose an alleged swindle being attempted upon eastern peo- ple. ' Certain parties bave got possession of rter section of land worth, possibly, g‘_ 20 and are advertising it as “Helgravii rk, @ beautiful suburb of Hebron.” A “limited number of lots have been offered for sale ut $25 each, If successful the man Who s engineering this scheme will reap Iden harvest. But the chances are against im, us he hus made and filed no plats of the lots he offers for sale, This alone renders him liable to @ heavy fine under the statutes of Nebraska, the penulty beine a forfoiture of §0 for each lot aud part of lot sold or dis- od nl, luud or offered for sale. On the T it there is every evidence of u ;ylmllo in this case. It is being munipulated & man in Hoston. Prospective purchas ers nu\ud investigate fully before putting th- “wouey in the m isitors W u-o Falr and Coliseun: sure and call on Hoipe. 1513 Doug- » art und music rooms, DEATH OF SENAT PAULSEN. He Dics After a Varied and Suc- orusfal Carcer. State Senator John T. Paulsen died yester- dny morningat his residence, 2206 Lako street, after an illness of some weeks' duration, from what seemed to bo complication of diseases which bafiied the best medical talent in Omaha. The deceased hiad been a residence of this city since 1857, coming hero trom Sheboy- wan. Wis., where he had followed black- smithing 'for a livelihood. He had located there in 1854, going thither from Germany, having beer born i Sehleswig-Holstein, April 3, 1596, 1or the first year of his residence here, ho or, then moveq to Florence, v u short time, turning to Omaba In 1850, and seouring em- plovinent in the tin' shop ~of = John Black, on Douglas streot. In 1361 Mr. Paulsen went into the milk business, which he followed for twenty years. When the renl estato boom started 10 1981, he opened an office and continued in that business until his death, At the November election in 1888, he, with William A, Paxton and W. H. Tjaws, was eloted to the senate.from Doug- Ias county and served his constituents faith fully. Whilo Mr. Paulsea’s death was not unex- pected by the family and immediate friends, its announcement will be a surprise to many friends in the city and neighborhood. “The funeral will take place from the resi- dence of the deceased, Thursduy, at1 p. m. JUGGLING FOR GOODMAN. ‘fhe County Drug Scheme to Perpetu- ate the O1d beal. The county commissioners held a short session yesterday, with members Mount, O'Keeffe, Corrigan and Anderson present. They were, it was understood, going to settle the drug store matter, but_either foared to take final action or wished more delay for log-rolling purposes. To avoid the suspicion of juggling, the bids were referred to Dr. Keogh and Frank Zimmer for examivation. Chairman Mount explained that they deemed this course advisable in order to as- certain who had put in the lowest bid on such compounds as are used most in pre- scriptions. He had an idea that some of the dealers were trying to work n blind on the board by putting articles not greatly ‘n demand a v figure and others, quinine, for ins up hig “But that," another entlemen,” is not the real object of this delay. 1t is my opinion that, unless the drug store is knocked out entirely, there 1s a schemo on foot to 3oodman the contract. They have dis- , doubtless. that th are lower bids in than lus and want to give him auother chance. Just keep your eyes open and watch the manipulations Adter disposing of this matter, a coutract was let for 50.000 bricks at $11 per 1,000, to be used in building a sewer 100 feet long across the military road at Devil’s Roost, six miles out, Geor Saulter was the lucky bidder. e PATRONAGE IN REFUS Mr. Goidsmith Says Scavey Favors a Garbage Insp: 1dsmith claims that the " statements in Monday's Beg concerning Chief Seavey, using his position 10 bring patronage to (Goldsmith, is not true, the condition of affuirs being just the r verse. —Heo says that Seavey and his oficers are doing all they can to down him, and the patronuge that according to the ordinance should go to him as garbage sctor, and caunot £o to anybody else, to private men, 4moug wh a recently d em]llo)u of (mllhm\lh The L that Chief Seavey did, up to a recent date, owe him $25, but he has sold the note tor what he could get onit. S used to allow him to stamp ment on the official notice to persons to remove garbage, but of late for S0 reuson hias refu d him'this privijeze Gorasmi, 2 ot muk- § i fond of ussuming as mu h authority as the czar of Runum, should have nothing to do with the serving of notices to remove gar- bage. The zarbage inspector should huve the exclusive right.” Somethimg o Remember. If youare going east remember the “Rock [sland Route” run the sleepers and chair cars of their solid vestibule tramn to and from the Omaha depot, leaving Omaha at 8:45 p. m., thus avoid- ing the trausfer at Council Bluffs, Three solid trains daily, All chair cars are free. Dining cars on all through trains. Our trains make close connec- tion with all eastern limited trains con- necting in union depot at Chicago, avoiding & transfer across the city to varties enrouto to New York, Boston and other eastern cities, “and every- thing_a little better than other lines can offer,” S. 8. STEVENS, Ticket office 1305 Farnam. Gen’l W, A. —_— . Bishop Newman. Mr. W. K. Kurtz received a letter yest er- day from Bishop J. P. Newman, saying he would not reach Omaha until tho last of October, but would ba hero then providing the Sunday school room of the new First church was ready for occupancy and dedica- tion by the 1st of November, which was the time agreed upon for the completion of that part of the new church building. Frequently nccidents occur in the household which cause burns, cuts, sprains and bruises; for use in such cases Dr. J. H. McLeau’s Volcanic Oil Liniment has for many years been the constant favorite fmnily remedy. PAXTON HOTEL, OMAHA —-Special at- tention to commercial men. Finest and largest hotel in the west. Kittredge & Brainaedl proprietors. Justice Wada's Courr. Justice Wado's court was the scene of a trial for damages, in which Loren T, Peter} son figures as complainant against Johu T. Page and Jacob Elton. This action is the result of an_injunction obtained by Page in 1879 preventing Peterson from realizing on cortaiu promissory notes or foreclosing a mortgage given as socurity for the same. Peterson now claims that he was damaged to the extent of §200, wnd usks judgment for that amount. Abstracts of title to Wyoming oil lands furnished., Assessment work done and verified to by affidavit and certifi- cate of vecorder. Ciuims located. J. J. Corbett, Casper, Wyonming. Half kare to Des Moines, For the Iowa state fair, commencing Aug. 20 and continuing until Sept. 7th, the **Rock Island Route” will sell ex- cursion tickets to Des Moines and turn for one faiwr for the Tickets gmld to return untit , Gen. West. Agt, Farnam St. A FREE TICKEDR, o Fair at Lin Ticket unlLu To the Nebrask Tue OMANA BEE will present a com- mentary ticket of admission to the obraska State Fair at Lincoln to every person sending a yearly subscription to either T WEEKLY BEE with $1.25, or Tue SUNDAY BEE with 82.00. Orders must be in by September uth 80 A8 to give time to mail the ticket, as the F'nir ovens on September 6th and closes September 18th, These prices are no advance on the regular price for the Weekly and Sunday editions, but the |u|‘ ishers of THE BEE des! e 10 give oir readers u chance to see the exhi- m.uun at Lincoln free of adwmission fee. Cush must accompany each order, Address your orders to e Bek PuslissiNg Co., Omaha, Neb, Plattaucaher Vereen. ixtra Versummlung, Wednesduy, Septewber4. John Bush, president, Absolutely Pure. This powder never var A marvel of pure. ty, strength and wholesomeness. More e:o- nomical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be gold in competition with the multitudes of Jor or shortwelght alum or phosphate powders, £old only in cans. llofin\ IHllh\l Powder Com- pany, 128 Wail Stiset, New Yor! DRS. BETTS & BETTS 1408 FARNAM STREET, OMAWA, NRD, (Upposite Paxton Hotel,) Office hours, 0:a. m, to§ p. m.. Bundays, 10 a. m. to Spectlists in Chronte, Nervous Skin and Blood Diseases, #~Consultaifon at office or by muil free. Medicines' sont by mal or expross, securely packed, free from observation. Guarantees to cure quickly, safely and permanenti NERVOUS DEBILITY sierasss slons. Physical lecay. urising from ton, excess or Indulgence [nu(lnxu‘%filpepl« 55 ness, Despondency, Pimp'es on the Ron to Bociety, easily alscouraged, Jac dence, dull, unfit for stud lifo o' burden. vately cured, Farnam st., Bluqfl and Slkm‘ ]Jnsra 03 ng1’:‘:'&1‘..:”‘"“."° of Mercury I permare: nmuu s, liotts & etts, Haou Permanontly” Gited. whore ovhors Kfl 1] and Bladder Complaints, | HBV Tina: J ¥ intal, Difficult, too fre! quent Burning or Bloody Urine, Urine high col- or with milky sedtinent on anding, Weak Back, Gonorri@s, Glee ystitls, ete., Promptly and Safely Curod. Chiarges Reasons STRICTURE! oumycet, ver moval complete, without cutting, caustic or diliation. Cures’ effec.ed at home by patient without a moments pain or annoyance. To_Young Mflll fl‘l[l Middls-Aved Mer A SURE CURE e, swral, efrects’ ot enn Vice. which briny m akness, destroving both mind and b wilits (lwu(h\(l 1115, permanently ev DR, BETTS Aross thosew ‘impatred ). N themselves by fmproper indul- gences and eolitary habits. which ruin both body and mind, unfiting them ror busincss, study or marria; MARRIED MEN, OF those entering on that hap pylife, aware of physical debility, quickly as st OUR SUCCE actionl Expe 3 especially stud 3 Mo lic. 168 are pre it ory exactly to suit euch case, thus affecting oures without tnjury Send 6 cents postage for on Chronic, Nervous and Delicate s Thousands eure, §47-A friendly lotter or may save you future suffering and shame, and add goldén years to life. $#~No letters an- les Tgc"omp.mxsd by 4 cents in stamps, all on R+, BETTS & BETTS, 1408 Furnam Street, Omaha, Neb, organic ody, with bratel works C|.0uo§ sFioariNG - Soas. IRAPPERS, 312€) ’lnm«ln nml “t-dum«lny Nept, B and 4. Speclal Matinee Wednesday Atternoon W. S. CLEVELAND’S Magnificent Hayerly Mastodon = Minstrels. Christedon’s Che mplon Congueror, Led by the Kings of Ministrels, WILLIS P. SWETNAM nd BILLY RICE Bupported by elght mnment bluck face come- dians. Sumptnous spectucular Scenie First Part VENITIAN NIGKHTS The original Oriental Patrol March, THE EGYPTIAN PHALANX, And the celobrated balancers, THE JAPS. rice Threa Nights and Saturday Matinee Commencing _Thursday, 3ept. 5th. The Talented Young Actor, ROBERT MANTELL Under the management of AUGUSTUS PI10OU, Ia the Romantie Drama, MONBARS G OTHELLO” Regular price e aud #1. 7 BOSTON PAVILLION THEATRE COMPANY Colliseuts groundy, commencing Morday even- and all week, 733 UNCLE TOM’S CABIN SATURDAY MATINEE, Facurday Night, Fopt ik, (by Keque-t Iobor( MAX MEYER. OUR EXHIBITION Of Falligoods is the grandest Omaha has ever seen. No words can give:a description of our new stock. We invite the hundred thousand strangers who will be in Omaha, this week, to visit the largest clothing establishment of the west and look at our grand display of Men’s and Boy’s Clothing, Hats, Shoes and Furnishing goods, Our display is one of the features of this weeks fair, Rely upon it you will see something exceptional in the way of as- No matter whether you wish to buy any- sortment and styles, thing or not. call and look around in our establishment. do you good. You will not be urged to buy, It will You will not even have to ask a saleman for the price of anything, as you can tell the prices yourself. Everything in our store is marked in plain figures and THESE FIGURES WILL BE A REVELATION TO YOU. that way. In prices we have no competition. If there is in our stock any one line of which we are esvecially proud, it is our line of suits for dress and business wear; a mar- velous assortment. We are sure you have never seen goods marked and sold Fall Overcoats, silk faced and silk lined. beautiful styles. Boy’s and Childrens’ department--second floor--is brimful ot novelties. Shoes--A new devartment--also on second floor—we keep only honest and reliable makes of shoss, Hats and Furnishing Goods--More than a half dozen stores together. OPEN TILL 9 P. M. Nehraska Gl thing Gompany, Corner Fourteenth and Douglas Streets, Omaha. \Y) FAIR WEEK | Finds us ready 1 and fatest o the s our friends with the best on 1o Men's and Chilldren's 0 100k In nt the Glnss tr. ~ | ehAating ‘O mot, where they iy bo sur | conrteouswelcdme. " We sha beon’duty’ | unt late: 11 the ovening or come 1n the morning: ou are 100ked £or oF cowme without ADOLPH MEYER ESTABLISHED 150, Max Meyer & Bro, GENERAL AGENTS FOR THE STEINWAY, CHICKERING, KNABE, And other first class PIANOS,and STORY & CLARK ORGANS Remember, We do Not Sell ‘‘Sten- clled” Pianos, All Instruments Guaranteed to be Just as Represented. SPECIAL! We will offer a fine $325 Plano dur- Ing Fair Weekyfar $250, EASY PAYMENTS, Visito 's Welsome. MAXMEXER&BRO Cor. 16th and Farnam Sts. BROOIS BROB. & CO. Importersand Wholesale Dealers in Vlll:hn.mnlr{ Cullery, Notions} Novellies, Albums, Fancy Goods, Walking Cane: Gnl!~fiolllr8pllnnl &e., &c. Largo assortment for Icane Racks, Knife Boards, Sp Auctioncers, Streetmen and Peddiers. Big variety of be. 10c and 25 counter goods. Sen lurmu-mwuuunun BROOKS BROS. & C 417-419 North anflt.. 8t. Louls, Mo. Qatt TAILOR 1409 Douzlas. STRANGERS MEASURES Entered FREE OF CHAR GARMENTS Made In Three bu IF REQUIRED. GARMENTS EXPRIESSZD TO YOUR HOME, BOOMING Wonderful city; orderly crowds; heaps of enthusiasm; wise management; lots of praise. They will come again; and gladly. WONDERFUL CITY Requires no Lynx-eyed pro- phet to discover the metropo- lis of the West. Let us have more of these gatherings. We have SCE{ thousand styles of the very choicest goods for Tailoring. Pants Made to Crder, $5 to $12, Sits ' Y $20 to $50, Oxercoats ' $I8 to 860, FIT GUARANTEED. Open Evenings. 1409 Douglas Street. AUCTION! At Frank Rawlix's Stable, Lincoln, Neh September 5, at 1 p. m,, RY'S. DUKE No, 634 soilie strongest blooded Hambletonian Stallion 11 good condition And active as a fours ywu 10, At the same time 40 mares. oolts, driver s and draft horses. Maros by Ry's Duke, turn, Standard Bearor. Compeer and Clay Somo extra young stallions by Ry'S Long time or hln-ml (uu -ount. J. B, MONTRUSE, Prope A PWOODS, Auctiones [RCLARKE 8! ISHED 1851 f,lfl'fl C\ll'BSlf ‘c:l}::go. ils, clurk lb Tho Regjular 01d-Established PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON I8 sl Troating with the Greatest BN AT ST et cnmmc, Nervous and Private lliseaxel. Z3-NERVOUS DEBILITY, Lost Manhooty % Memory, Blhl\llllul Drains, Terrible ams, Back Ache and all the sifects leading 6 c-rly ducuy 1 pehapt Conwumpy lon.oe Jaeanit SeitnihcAly by new Sethods Wit M"H.l! and n|l hlfl Blood and Skin Dise aaentl INEY -nyd v R lN RY Qllfllh\u.fll“'. Gonorrhoea, Stricture, Varicocele and of the Dn;lla-Urmirz‘ ()’l-m mrfl\amnqnly wllhb‘ iyt Stomach, Kifneyt o oher S, " © L o tage for C Chronie, Nervous and Delici o cmumphm Clarke' uhhl'l"d 15 cents, ). Bma Jz, feer ety save e iden years to Errore: sc cona (tampe). Medicing lh’n sent everywhere, secure from eXposuTes Hoom, s o5’ ndays 9 10 12 Address F. D. CLARKE. M. D, CHICAQD. A Sure Cure —OR— ITO P AT, 20to 60 DAYS, This i8 u disense which has heretofore BafMed all Medical Science. When Mercury, lodide of Potassium, Barsaps rilla or Hot Springs fail. we guarantées curos We have a Remedy, unknown to anyons in the World outside of our Uompany, and ono that has NEVER FAILED 10 cure the most obstinate cases. Ten davs in rocent cases does the work. It s the old chronia mup seatea o that we sollcit. We have ndreds who have been abandoned by Physiciuns, and pronoineed ncurable, and we canilengn tho WOrI( 0 DrIig A & Case that We will not cure {n less than sixty dayK. Since the history of meaicine & true specifia for Syphills ias beon sought for but never found unill our MAGIC REMEDY o wnd wo aro gustitied tn ssing Rémedy 1n the World tnat will po itively cure, bacauss the lutewt Medical Works, ublished by the best known suthorities, say here wasnevera true specific before, Our rame will cure when everything olse has failed, fyaste you time and money with putent mu icines that usver had virtue, or doctor with physicians that caniot cure yoi, you that have riod everything else slould come to us now an gt Dermidnent relist, you never can ket it olse: where Mark what wo sy, i tho eud yo e our remedy or NEVER recover an you that have been afiicted but & short time Bhould by all means conie to us LOW, not one in fonof ol 'caaa over got pormanohily eueed: thelp ana Mhink thoy aro fr m the but fn one, tWo vr vies again in a more horrible f This is a blood Purifier and will Cure any Skin or Blood Disease when e Everything Else Fails. NOTICE—We desire to cautlon patients in res gard to parties claiming to use the vook Heine edy, Our formula 15 not and CANNOT be ENOWR to inyone hut ourselves. THE COOK REMEDY GO. Booms 418 and 419, Paxlon Block, Healm s Weaifll' was discov. 1t 1 tho onl 8 NERVE AND BRAIN THEA! runtoot gpecitio for Hysteria, Diza suvulslons, “Fits, Nervous Neuralgis, Honaachs, Nervous Prostration. cuuned by du ase of alcohol or tobacco, Wakefuluess, Ment; Depression, Softening of the Brall, restiting insanity aud loading to misery, Premature Old Ago, Barronnss in either sox, Involuntary Loss deciy and deat] Losa of Pows Stores HavLs, Ciunciis R, i, Wl N0, 2 GLOBE INCANDESOENT rarics, Diniog. Halls, MANUFACTURED B Cleveland, a8 Tumors CURED: o Kutts; CANC ER STy ed oy (. M. Henderson & Co., of torles at Chicy vzite BAM. N. WATSON, FREMONT, NEB Hexdauartery for Ruvbers. VIGOR, 2 huciee T o hew b, Famenes. | Hiae. Abiolute secrecys VArIcos Enunr Eaasd epencE au or operation. Betion-Hupre Gliniau arlors, and il THE STANDARD ummnu eo. , Desirin " 10 exum- ine :he\ AUSTIN BALDWIN & Co., Gen'l Agents, Justly cel- | 5 Broad: ebrated lines of floots aud Shoes, [nanufactur- hicago Dixon, luu, and Fond Du Lac, Traveling sgent. 0 105 Trwmont B, Hosloms CRBETS, AND ALL COLD DRINKS, Ttwill covrect thedamaging i fluence of Ice on the Stomach, for Dizrrhaa, sy Drupgate Lo ' From New York Every Tuesday, room. KExcursion &5 o 8. Bteerage L und from Europe at Lowest Kates. | 3 HN BLEGEN, Gen'l Western Agent. Fac- Fosis | HARRY K. Moiks, Agont. Omaha. nfl.w al di A8t r b, mmv.':«‘:‘a,u WG & Romod holere. Morbus Dyseatery, asd all Disorders of Juned, 7. 1 tlackberry Juico . Itin |State Llne. To Glasgow, Belfast, Dublin and Liverpool Cabin passuge 815 to K50, according 1010eation ofsts « New York. 164 Kandolph St., Chicago. Beduoced Cablurates 1o (Has s v “xatbit 2. K"“EY'“ all uriary troules u--xll); ‘ulol lyandsately oured by DOCT (3 rod 1 seven days Sold mall from | + Full direc: | orhaea caused by over-exertion abuse or_overfndulgence. ©ene month's treatment. #1.00 & LOX, or ix box for $5.00,sent. by mail prapald on receiptof price, WH GUARANTEH SIX BOXHS o cure any caso. With each order received w8 for six boxes, sccompnuted with §5.00, we wi ;:“" the purchaser our wrilten gUATANLOS 0 res d the moniey If tne treatment does not errech Guarsutecs isau, by Gooduias um(&uh. Bole unn 10 Pum For 80 days ONLY we wi .0E EROOT ELEGTH!G SPIRIL oni1y acta qu N surely. CIreuldr . 08607 :u:crm 0. 685 Wats 3 Bt B FOR MEN ONLY' APOSITIVE %orZosTer 5%‘;‘3:’3.‘5‘;’;?8”:’?, CURE 7 r';‘:'"x"' Body and Mind: i o It can bo given lnnnlv«r DOWIGKE 0T 1h6 parson tak) and wil Sieckr fiano Remarkable for powerful sympathetio tone, pliable action and absoluts duras lnlh). 80 years’ record the best guarans tee of the excellence of these intrnge ments, WOODBRIDGE BROS, "JOSEPH GILLOTYS' STEEL PENS GOLD MEDAL PARIS u'mlrlwllll Nos, 302-404—-170-604. THE MOST