Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 18, 1889, Page 8

THE OMAHA DATLY THE CITY. Judge Wakeloy has agreed to hear Bheriff Coburn’s case against the county commissioners next Monday afternoon. The only building permit issued yes- torday was to G. A. Johnson for a barn at Twenty-fifth and Seward, to cost 8150, Judge Shields performed the mar- riage ceremony iuuu'r(lxn for George Lang and Martha Paulson, both of Omaha. 8. nnhr-nnn. manager of the Swedish Ladies’ National Concert com- puny, is in the city arranging for the appearance of his avtraction in Boyd's opera house. The many friends of Signal Service Officer Welsh will be pleased to les that after a six weeks’ iliness from flammatory rheumatism he is slowly but surely recovering. The motor line is only running as far north as Wirt streeton North Sixteenth street for n day or two on account of the caving in of & sewer under the track just above that point. rsonal Paragraphs. J. A. Jaques, of Stuart, is at the Arcade. =C. D. Fitch, of Norfolk, is at tho Arcado. T, B, Seagwick, of York, is at the Mur- ray. J. P. Renshaw, of Sterling, is at the Mil- lard, W. Harringtou, of Tekamah, is at the Mil- lard, F. W. Leonhardt, of Ulysses. is at the Mil- lard. M. Lamberson of Lincoln, is at the Mil- lard, H, H. Arcade. John Millard. W. L. Fairbrother, of Lincoln, 18 Millard. F. F. Ransom, ot Nebraska C Paxton, W. H. H. Meyers, of Holdrege, Arcade. @. S. Hawley and wife, of Lincoln, are at the Arcade. John K. Stout, of Liucoln, is registered at the Murray. J. S, Westerwelt, of York, is registered the Mitlard. M. L. Hay the Paxton. J. L. \:ul;l\n-ll, of Lincoln, 18 registered at ard Neimeyer, of Hasting: at tho Murray. Rev. Charles W, Savidge, of Grand Island, is in the city. A. G, Austin nud wife, of Grand Island, are at the Murr R. H. Maxwell and wife, of Battle Creck, are registered at the Arcade. R. H. Moore, proprictor of the Democrat, of Ottumywa, Ia., is in the city. T. O. C. Harrison and Adda C. Grand Island, are at the Millard, R. J. Kilpatrick and wife and J. Heming- way, of Be ro at the Murray. Mr. W. H. Wigeins, of Butte, Mont, rived ut the Union Pacific headquarter: terday. Mr. W. B. Harrington, formerly froight auditor office of the Union railway, has cast his lot with J. the Union Pacific transfer. Hon. John M. Gobble, mayor of Musca- tine, In., was in the city yesterday, the gucst of his sister, Mrs, George Schriner. Mr. Gobble is on'his way to attend the demo- cratic state convention at Sioux City. Charles D. Fullel d, Tn., secre- tary of tho d tral commit- tee of Iowa, and R. H. Moore, editor of the Ottumwa Democrat, were in the city last night, guests of the Paxton. on their way to 2!!‘. democratic state conveniion at Sioux Jity. Melauson, of Hastings, is at the Underwood, of Lincoln Is at the at the City, 18 at the at the at ra, of Nebraska City, is at is registered Lame, of ar- yes- of the Pacific H. Barns, at In Mated. James Tracoy was flned $25 by Judge Berka yesterday for abusing his wife. In de- fault of payment he was sent to the county fuil. An injunction was sccured by Mrs, Tracey in the district court yesterday re- strmning James from interfering with her in any manner or visiting her home. An Unreasonable Drive. Justice Krouger is engaged in hearing the caso of A. Murray against L. H. Bradiey. Murray claims that Bradley hired a team and buggy frum him on July 4 to drive six miles into the country. He drove thirty miles in- stead, damagod the bugey to the extent of $20.75, and overheated the team so badiy that one of the horses died. Murray accordingly sues for £150, the value of the horse and the damago to the buggy An Unbaianced Mind. W. B. Alexander, confidential clerk to J. E. Riley, the eontractor, has veen acting so very strangely for two days that his friends have great fears of insanity. He has been buying fabulous piles of jew- elry and making most liberal offers of money to alt his friends. Monany ho was placed under Dr. Tei- senring's care, who thinks the afiliction is only temporary. Laboring Men 1n Demana. At present all the contractors for grading, curbing, paving and other public work have 80 much to do before them that they find it very dificult to secure a sufficient number of laborers. There has boen thousands of men pouring into Omaha of late and all have readily secured work, and tue cry is still for more. There is ro excuse for any able bodied mau loating, as his services would be ladly accepted by a number of contractors. f more men cannot be secured considerable work will have to be postponed until next seasoa. Koustabout to Bootblack, A bright-eyed and bright-haired lad about ten years of ugo was found asleep in a ary goods box Monday night and taken to the policestation, He claims that he was sent out to Lowden, Ia., two years ugo and has been living with a farmer near that place. He got tired of the farmer's abuse and ran away with Forepaugh's circus when it passed through the town. He was put off at Boone and has been nearly a month in working his way to Omaba. He was released from jail and eupplied with funds sufticiont to enable Lim to go into the boot blucking industr, Suing Insurance. Samuel Katz and Belle A. Polack have commenced suit in the district court against snumber of insurance companies for poli- cies due on the destruction of Polack's store lust spring. They therofore ask judgment fa sunis as follows against these insuranco companies: Hartford of Connecticut, §3 Equitable and Marine ~ company, Quuen_compavy, of Liverpool, &,000; St ul Fire and Marine company, 50003 Niagara company, of New York, ,000; North British_and Mercautile cowpauy, of Loundon, etc., $,000; Sun fire ofiice, of Lon- don, $,600;' Boston cowpany, of Boston, $3,000, Total, 83 A Publishers' Journal. The printers sud publishers of Nebraska and the west have just been suppliea with an organ, tho first number of which is a credit- able publication. It 1s called the Western Printer, and will be published wmonthly by the Great Westorns Typd foundry, 1114 Howard strect. ‘The ourrent number is haundsomely printed and filled with mattor of intorest to the craft. . A feature of the Privter will be the publi- cation each mouth of two or more Nebraska ublishers. The subjects of tue September Diographios are M. Edward Rosowator, editor of Tue Ber and A. L. Bixby, of the Columbus Sentinel. Good 53-inch bicycle for sale, $35. Boss, 2026 N, 25th st. ———— PAXTON HOTEL, OMAHA—Special at- tention to commercial men. Finest and largest hotel in the west. Kittredge & Bruln-rd proprietors. [¢X | searcely affect | tion, and s ' | 1= | that the yard: | yards for §00, THE COLOKADO QUARANTINE. The Stook Yaras People Approve the Governor's Action. The quarantine proclamation of Governor | Thayer prohibiting thie importation of cattle from Logan and Weld counties, Colorado, | into the state of Nebraska, gives quite gen- eral satisfaction among the Union stock yards oMicials and commission men at South Omaha. The general opinion among the commis- sion firms is, that the quarantine will outh Omaha. The fact that nuh two counties are included in the oclamation cuts such a small figure in (u\mndu shipments that it will never be Acting President W, N. Babcock 1s out- spoken In his approbation of the proclama it will_be of immense benefit to the yards. It will letevery lowa and Ne- braska farmer, stock raisor and dealer know are kept perfectly free from . Why,” with ampha Bubcock, I would not have a sin- diseassd stock o out of these If it be possible our yards shall be kept absolutely clear and free from disenses. ! *As soon as T learned of Texas fever I had Veterinary Surgeon Ramocciotti go and in- vestigato the matter and Governor Thayer has acted on lis report. It is tho best thing possible for our yards. The peoplo have confidence in our yards now, as bei the cleanest in the country and the only ones il the year free from fevered stock, aud we shall keep things in just that excel- lent condition.” Examination of the books show that on August 30, Gail Bros. shipped cattle from Harding, Weld county, Colo., to this markot, butonly 225 head were sold here the rest being consigned to Chicag discased added Mr. glo head of sl MARCH OF MICKLE'S ME Brickmasons on the Hall Building Lay Down Their Trawels, The brickmasons employed by Lee Mickle on the Hail building, near the corner of Sixteenth and Jones strects, struck yesterday morning on account of their objections to the supertatendent on the buildinz, George, the nineteen-year-old brother of the con- tractor. The men claim that young Mickie was very arbitrary in bis display of authority, and was totally unfit for the position, They stated that he would not allow them to take a glass of beer during the noon hour, After cousultation with the contractor it was agreed he should withdraw the young man, and the work skould go on, While thi moent was being reached the laborers s tered and the brickmasons could not work this aftornoon. So would go to work for other contractors in the morning. This is the gang of men which is to e transferred to the new Metho- dist church, at the corner of Davenport and Twentieth str Mr. Micklo was scen and stated v had been some little trouble, but v lad been satisfactorily- adjusted and work would be resumed in the morning. He aiso stated tuat there would be no delay in the work on the Methodist_chureh, as the men would complete the work on the Hall build- ing to-day, and would be at once trans- forred to the church, where he already has two or three men at work. PARK TAXES. there thing BALL A Justice Defines What Owners Must Pay. Justice Anderson gave his decision yester- day morning in the case of Martin Ittne guardian for the heirs of Benjamin Ittner against Wiliiam Robinson and John J. Har- w which the question of specinl taxes on the baseball grounds was in- volved—whether or not the owners or lesscos should pay them., The was in favor of defendants and if by the higher courts will settle a matter that has occasioned in the past a great deal of litigation. Ittaer claimed that the lease provided for the payment by its holders of all taxes, but Justice Anderson thinks different, His in- terpretation of the language regurdingthe tax featuro was provided for the payment by Rebinson and Hardin, of such taxes as the property may be asscssed at for municipal, state and gov. ernment support. An assessment for curbiug, guttering, paviig and sewerage wmust be paid by the owners of the land. Get rid of that tired feeling as quick as possible. Take Hood's Savsaparilla, which gives strength, a good appetite, and health. AN Part the ELECTRIC HOME, The New Lightning Home of the Street Raitway Company. The new power house of the Omaha Street Railway company on the cr of Nineteeuth and Nicholas is practically com- pleted, as all the brickwork is done, the roof 18 on, the pits and rails in the car room are ready, and the boilers are ready for the fires to be kindled under them. All that re- mains to be done is to put up the engines and dynamos, and if they were here iv would probably not take over a week to have the new electric cars running. The dyna- mos aud_other machinery are now due, the stone foundations on which they will stand @re ready for them, and in fifteen days at the farthest, the old style system of mule power will have become a relic of the past in the central streets of the cit; Tho new motor house covers mo; than any other of its kind in tho ci west. It is 132x198 fect, lacking only oue lot of covering an catre half block. It consists of three rooms, all mammoth in their pro- portions, The car room occupies the east side of the establishment, is 132x134 feet and 82 feet high: It will contain twelve pits for the workmen to get at the disabled cars and is in every way complete, The boiler room 15 64x67 feet und thirty- two feet high, It is pronounced the finest engine room in the west both in equipments and for the comfort of the firemen, At present there are mammoth boilers, but anticipating ible future needs of 8 Zrowing ¢ room has been left for seven more which will more than double th sont capucity of the concern. The boiler foundations of concrete, on which rests a ved of and above Lhis is a plate of steel contiguous to the boilers. In- spector Standeven, who is authority on such matters, pronounces the boilers among the best and thb setting of them better thay any eral of them said they | ho has ever seen. The chimney is 131 feet high und the opening at the top is 8 fect 8 inches wide, T'he northwest room will be devoted to en- gines and dynamos, and is the only room not fully equipped for service. It is 56x64 feet. It will at first have thres dynamos of 1073 horse power. Ihe average dynamo has only sixty-horse power, and the largast heritofore only eighty. Each eng.ne will be of 850-horse power. A number of the motor cars are now here and are being set up, and by the last of this month twenty will be ready for service. Motor Notes, Cars on Sonth Sixteenth street are making regulartrips toVinton street. Yesterday morn- ing, during recess, the passage of one of the flyers in front of Hartman school Wwas wit- nessed by a host of children with many evi- dences of delight. ‘Workmen are still engaged in perfecting the Eleventh street line. The track is laid to Sixteenth and Vinton with the exception of the spot which was so badly washed out three weeks ago. Poles and wires are being erected and strung and it is expected thut cars will be rin over th route in about four weeks, They will run around the loop in tho same manner as do the South Sixtecnth street cars, namely on Howard to Four- toenth, thence to Douglas, Twelfth and thence to Hownard street again, How many trains pass around the loop daily " was asked of Dr. Mercer. “i'rom 6 o'clock in the morning until 0 at night they pass around at the rate of one every three minutes. That would be twenty in an hour. In fifteen hours thut would ba 0. After 9 o'clock they do nov run 8o frequently,” There Are No Happy Days For those who continue to rise unrofreshed after nights of unrest. Nervousness, in- somnia, idigestion—these constitute a tripie alliunce that perpetually wars against man's comfort, and robs both brain aud body of trauquility, Combat the trio for a time with Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, and it will give ground and cventuully' fly the field. he basis of reform is the rectifica- tign of digestion, for the brain and nerve trouble is simply a reflex of the disturbance of that all important function. A wineglass- ful before each meal of the national stom- achic insures facile digestion, and a_repeti- tion of the pleasaat dose b ceuiring bro- nerve und wuscle igorating sleop. 1 with indigestion we usually find billiousness and constipition, But togethar or independent of each other, thess maladies are subjugated by the bt whieh also remédies kiduey trouble, rhsumatism, neu- ralgia and malar WILL NOT CELEDBRATE, Omaha Germans Will Not October O The enthusiasm with which a number of Germans of this city hailed the prospect of u general celebration by their countrymen of Octobar 6, the anniversary of the landing of the first Germans on these she has not been suflicient to encourage the undertuking. For that reason the anniversary witl bs un- observed. In other cities in the eust, how- the ars of the fir from atherland, and their lnter settlement av iermantown, near Phildelphia, w be celel 1 in a most befitting mann ska City witl takea hund in husiness aud promises 1o make a success of the undertaking Various reasons are assigned for tho lack of spirit on the part of the Germns of ihis some alleging want of time, others ity of numbers, and others still uversion 10 public displays of ail kinds, What 1s more attractive than a pretty face h a fresh, bright complexion! Ko it use Pozzoni’s Powdei b.late on FIGHTING FIREsS. Omahany' Views on a Number of New Apoliances. Of all the fire machiner displaycd at the chiefs’ con City, Chief Galligan and Commissioner Hart- man were most favorably impressed with the water tower recently patented by Chief Hale, of Kansas City. It is an improvement over all of the water towars heretofore brought out in being more easily managed. Mr. Hartman saw an exhibition test mu n which water was thrown ino the top win. of u seven-story building with ease und tiveness. iof Galligan thinks Halc's tower a great apoliance, but says Omana docs not need one of them, and will not for some years yet. The display of chemical en fine, and convin that the chemica about ten years out of cal engine wiil probably be bought soon and the present one remodeled. AS GOOD AS GOLD, One Thousand kots Colorado, Free. Desiring to attract univ. atten- tion we have adopted this novel and e pensive method of placing our property before the peopl The lots we ave giving away in Plain- field, a new suburban addition on the Fort Worth & Denver railroad; only a fow minutes ride from the Union depot at Denver, Colo. These lot: 2 and nice park reser other lot for the sell. Ev be worth months. and applances 1in Kansas ear Denver, 25 feet, wide streevs and will not given away will s than eighteen We give only one lot to eac person and require no contract to improve. If you desire one of these lots send us yourfull naume and address, with 4c for postag and we will mail you deed at once. Ad- dress PLAINFIELD ADDITION Co., Castle Rock, Colo. FROM UTAB, r v 1ot that 8100 in le GENTIL] On His Way to Mecet the Commis- sioners of that ritory., To-night Henry Page, secrotary of the Utah commission, will pass through this city on his way to Chicago to attend tho meeting of that body which is to bo held there commencing on Thurs next, Governor Suunders, who is also a member of the body, will leave fur the sume place t0-morroy Mr, Page, besides being sceretary of the commssion, is also the financial ofi commission, attending to the nedess bursements ordered by the comuwission as 21l as keeping tho records. position was form art of the members, but recent leg- u has authorized the uppointment of sumbent by vhe president. Yet ho but ats the secretary of the tereitory who 18 ipso facto the secretary of the comumis- sion. an elective one Fora disodered liver try Beecham’s Pills, POWDER Absolutely Pure- This powder never varies. A marvel of pure: ty, strength and wholes mencss, More 6:0- nomical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitudes of Jor or shortweight alum or phosphate powders, £01d only {n cany pany, 12 Wadl Strect, Stores Havs, Cuugc ACTO- wiws, ete., will find Ths N0, 2 GLOBE INCANDESCENT the best, safc: dhirabic e cal, conl ol fa 1hine World, ™ Lights o voom 33 ft. aqrare for ew York. most ANCANDEICENT, 1lpvalusbis for Lichting MANUPACIURED DY THE STAIDARD LIGHTING CO, Cleveland, Ohio. ale by M. H. Bliss, Perkins, Gatch & Lauma DRS. BETTS & BETTS 1405 FARN AM STREET, OMAITA, NEB, (Opposite Iaxton Lo urs, 9 &, m, to 8 p. m. m_ o1 p.m. iz in Q) nfe, Nervous Skin and by nail free. eure vat on antecs ¢ pormaie som1 i3 B producing Sleeploss don t awver d, tack of ¢ ufl v finds And pri: Letts & Bef na! Lo ness, D m'tos permarently 18, fitn ' i vately curod of Mer Blotches, T yPliiiitic Soro T hront. Meuth and oo etc,. permanently cured where otie:s have tailod. Kidney. Urina y quent Burning or and Badder Complunts, Painc al, Difienlz, U Urine high rlr Tptly and Sately Cured, Charges lensoh it 1 Guaranteed per- STRICTURE! jumet, v moval complete, without cutting, caustle or dillation. Cures eflecied ac home by patient WILLOUt & MOILEN{s Pain oF Annoyance. To Youug Hen and Hildl-Arel Ken, sn“E {IHRL \m- awiul elfects of "“NX ico. wiich biings o M-m ness, desroying both mind and pody il s dreludod il permanentiy cired. UMY Adross thoss who Lave impaired [P\ Y, BETTS dimes thox by improper mdul- oiiten wtd soltan b whien ruin otk body and mind, untiiting them 10F busticss, study or marri MAWILTED MEN, OF those enterinz on that hay lite, wware of physical debility, quickly s AN § OUR SUCCESS upon facts, First—P) tieal S\ory canu s 03DCOIAL) with Expo studfed. each case, Clres WIIOUL I JurY 1 6 conts postige for ¢ on Chronie, Nervous and Delica lll' Disease Thousands cured. 3 A friendly letter or call may save you future suttering and shame, aud add goldén yeurs to life. {9~ No lotlers un: ( unles: aoeompanied by 4 conts iu siamvs, call on ;Jll' BETTS & BETTS, Lrate 1 works V\LWEIGH L PURE r Used by the United States Government. and Public Food Analysts, Baking Powder does not contain Ammon} ailla, Lemon, Oran ‘£ BAKING powol:a COo.. Endorsed by the heads the itmn‘nl Purest and most Healthful. nla, Limeor Alum. Dr. Price’s Delicious Fla ige, Almond, Rose, etc., do not contain Poisonous Oils or R.PRICES DELICIOUS FLAVORING EXTRACTS of the Great Universitics Dr. Price's Cream faia New Yorks Chicego, 8t. Loul DO!lrlnR 1408 Barnam Stroet, Omaha, Nel exam- ine ‘tho SHOE DEALERS ebrated lines of Boots and Shoes, manufactur- ed vy (', M. Henderson & Co., of Chicago—Fac- riés at Chicago, Dixon, Iils., and Fond Du L —should write SAM. N. WATSON, resi- dence, FREMONT, NEB. Traveling ageat. He: d(juarters fo¢ Rubbers. COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK, $400,000 40,000 Capital, - Surplus, Ofticers and Directors—E. M. 3 M. Hitcheock, Jos. Garnesu, Jr. A, Heary, I i, Anderson, Wi, G. Maul, v.prés.: L. B. Will: iawms, A.P. Hopkins, pres.: A. sillard, cashie ¥. 1. lryane uumnnunsmer 'ABOUT CLOVES. When youars buylug gloves remewlier tuat there ls ‘suck o thing as a price (hat 13 100 cheap. 1t 1a bell pay & falF price and 00d gloves like Hute usou's. They arc mad trom seléoted aking in the Dest manuer nd are ware, ranted 10 be the most serviceablo made. If you want 1o kuow more about loves, o wencral and utchinnon’ sk fo Lie bodk A bol ut stamp (or the bool Gloves. 1t will fa ABLISHED 1862, {UTCHINNON, Johnsto: Morseman, JONN o, Royal Hinking Powder Com: | nota good judge of clothing—nobody is —The best judges do not vretend to be. where can you get the best value for the | our business from season to s: the prices. They may be right. that our low prices ave joined to re the following of the trade, This season, propose to do MONEY AND IF YOU WA . ATTENTION 1s called to the are now receiving choiea NOVELTES in FALL GOODS and t uss t of Men's and > the season, iy fables PALL OVELR io: finis) fact w bo fo COA and E MAX MEYE! AD ABLISHTED 19 Max Mayar & Bio, IRAL AGENTS FOR THE STEINWAY, CH lCKEPiNG hNABE And othor firstclass PIA 10 3,and S10RY & CLARK ORGANS Remembor, Wo do Kot Sell “'Sten ciled” Pianos, All Instcuments Guaranteed to be Just as Represented. SPE_@TALI Wo will offer a fine $325 Plano dur ing Fair Week, for $250. EASY PAYMENTS, Visitors Welcome. MAXMEYER&BRO LPH MEYER Cor. 16th and Farnam Sts, GOLD MEDAL, PALiu, 1878, W. BAK' R & CU'S Breakfast Gocoa Is absolutely pure and it is solubl No Chewvicals are used fn its preperation, It b than three times the strength of C mixed with 8 b, and well dinirably adspled d for invalids persons iu health, Sold by Grocers everywhere, W. BAKER & CO., Dorchester, Mass. BROOKS BROS. & CO, Importers and Wholesalo Dealers in Watches, Jewelry, Cutlery, Noti Novellies, Albums, Fancy Goods, Wal ng Canes, Coat-Collar Springs, &c., &c. Large assortment for /' Cane Racks, Knile Boards, Spindles. Auctioneers, Streetmen and Peddlers. lllr variety of be, goods. Send (or i1} catalogue, BROOKS BROS, & CO 417419 North Fou.th St., 8t. Louis, Mo. ums (PERA HUUSE elaborate properties, mechanical sense: Wednesday& Trursday, Sept, 18 & 19 e Gurucuussw\ln Production of g A dream of oriental nm nificence, Bril- linnt scenic effects, magn) m ent costumes, tons. LUROPEAN SPECIALISTS, | | And Great Cast of 60 Arlists Prices, 2ic, 60c, T6c and 8. Beats se- | M8 | cureq tu advauee'Wedaesday sorning. on. we iztend to make thinzs more lively than ever. ANT TO S This week we will give you some bargains in Fall Overcoats, beautiful styles to mention specially. you could not get elsewhere for less than $8 or made and trimmed at 87.50, woull be very cheap at $10. Of the new season it is a question with every man, where he should buy his fall clothing. You are certainly st money? As everybody in A great many say we are gelting ility and quality. ARE BOUND TO BRING YOU SAVE IT. 3 We se Then the question arises, Omaha knows, we hs inereased this big trade by breaking down But what holds our old and makes us so many new customoers, is the fact It is by this “Union that oar houss has recerved Whather other houses complain of dull- ness or not, We have pub in an enormous stock, we have prepared for a bigger business than ever, and wo OUR PRICES TO US I# YOU VALUE YOUR arcely know which one of the many One nice brown Cheviot Coat with silk facing, which we offer at $5.75, Another grey fine ¢ Our illustrated catalogue of fall styles ready tor mailing. name and address it you want one. rasha Glothing Gompany, Corner Fourteenth and Douglas Streets, Omaha, 1A Sure Cure —OR— O PLAX. 20to 60 DAYS. This i8 u disease which has heretofors Baflled ail Medical Science. When Mercury, lodide of Potassium, Sarsapa rilla or Hot Springs fail, we guaranteca cur Ve have a Hemedy, unknown to anyons inthe World outside of our Compuay, and oio that has NEVER FAILED 10 cure the most obstinato cases. Ton days o recent cases does the work. 1t (s 8he old chronio deep seatol cuses that we solicit. We have cured nondreds who have becn abandoned by Physiciansg, and pronounced incurabls, and ws 'm,ll @ the world to bring us & cnw that we not cure In less than s{xiy Lo history of meaic e i true specific for Syphills as beon sought for but never found uniil our MAGIC REMEDY was discov. and we are justifiel in saying 1t I8 the onuly Hemedy 10 the World that will pos: itively cure, bacausa the latost Medical Works, pubished by the best KNOWD Authorities, suy thoro wag nevera ie o hefore, OurTamic g ole has falled. By wasts you. tiino and motey with patent medicines thatuover had virtue, or doctor with Physicians that eannot care you, you that have Trida everything alse should come to s howwnd £ t Dermunent Feliof, You never can get it elso- whero, Mark what We say, in the eud you must take our reiaely or NEVER recover and you thet.have been aflictad but & shcrt time Elould Ly all means come 10 us NOW, not one xu tenof nuw casea ever get permanen iy curad. Many gethelp £na think they arc ‘rom the disease, but {n 0ne, tWo ur wises saars after n appears azain in a more horrible form. This is a biood Purifier und will Cure kin or Blood Disease when hi ~ Faila will cure when W NoricE—We desire to caution patients in re- pard to parties claimitg to use the ook Cur formula s not and CANNOT be »Wn 1o anyone but ourselves. THE GOOK REMEDY GO. Rooms 418 aad 419, Paxton Bloc., RUNKENNESS Liguor Hablt. Positively Cured dminttering Dr. Haines Gollen Speoific. Itcan be given in knowied o 01 (e p ¢ poru drinkeror an ul {3 0f dru i« s buve boen ALWAYS ol T N omwewin] O WATER LEMONADES, SHERBETS, AND ALL COLD DRINKS, Ztwill correct thedamaging in. fluence of Ice o the Stomach, oclth Precorving, for Children Tovigorating, and Ro- Nfresbing for All. T e Boverage in Exl vanted Biricily Par uied. An Eficlant Remedy for Disrenas, Chulers Morbus Dysentery, acd ail Disorders of 140 Bowels, NASHVILL Msans, 1 Trom Wilays thirst, tones tho stive organs,’ s o fine watie flavor hing f FOR MEN ONLY! A POSITIVE o LO8T or FAILING MANBOOD) General aad NERVOUS DEBILI1Y. CURE Weakneas of Body and Mind: ftocts £, Nohlo MANKOOD fully It of Errors or E: oung, B Birenginen WKA KLOVED 0 bl iel o toutl You ean wrike ther. oo e Trves “Ldiress eRIE 3 State Line. To Glasgow, Belfast, Dublin and Livérpool From Pier Columbia Stores, South Fer- vy Brooklyn, N. Y. Cabln passage K5 10 &0, Rocording (0100ation ofsts ‘oom. Excursion 5 10 8%, Bleerage to and from Europo at Lowest Itatos. AUSEIN BALDWIN & Co,, Gen'l Agonts, & Broadway, New York. o, Gen'l Western Agent. 164 Handolph 8., Chicagos HARRY E. MORES, Agent, Omaba. Heduced Cabiurates to Glasgox Hxhibisiia J0uN BLE FOR MEATS, FISH, 80UPS, GRAVIES, Ml wool Cassimere Coat, excoallently Others at $8.50, $90.75, $10.50 and np $17.50. Those at the highar prices arve the richest and most stylizh garments in the market. Send us ECLARKE ESTAGLISHED lSEl 186 So. Suro Cures!} Siicago, i, 1 Slark 8t Tho Rogular 01d-Estahlshed PHYSICIAN AND SURCEON Is still Treating with the Greatest SKILL and SUCCESS M ANL e Um'nmc, Nervous and Private Diseases. £9-NERVOUS DEBILITY, Lost Manhuoa. Failing Memory, Exhausting’ Drains, Terrible Dreams, Head and Back Ache and all the effects leauig 0 early decay and peihaps Consumption on Insanity, treatcd scienifically Ly new methods with never-fafling success. 24~ SYPHILIS and all bad Blood and Skin Dise eases permanently cured. 29~ KIDNEY and URINARY complaints, Gleet, Gonorrhoea, Stricture, Varicocele and all Jiscases of the Genito-U y € s cured promptly without injuiy to Stomach, Kidneys or other Organs 9~ No experiments. Age and experi portant. Consultation free and sacr B9~ Send 4 cents e for Celebrated Works on i elicate Discases. e send for Dr, Female, each t the old ure suffers Q0 ce ime celebrated Both 25 cents Doctor.’ A friendly letter or cal d Shame, and add golde; Errors,” 5o e from €XpOsures Address F. D. CLARKE, M. D,, 186 So. Clark 8t., GHICAGO. L. GMABA MEDIGAL 2 SULGICAL | TN ST 0TI, M. W. Gog, 137H & Dooge 18, OMAHA NEB, FOR TUE TREATMENT OF ALL CERDNGood STRGICALDISBASES BIRACOES, APPLMNBES FOR DEFORMITIES AND YHUSSE! % t Facilitios, Apparatusand Remedies for Buccessful s Xaniie AP visinney Tequiring MEDICAL o BORGIOAL THEATAENT, NINETY ROOMS FOR PATIENTS,! Bourd & Attendance, Best Accommodations in Wests , Olub Feet, Curvaturen of £pi amort, Oucer, Oatareh, Wronchits ”'x'z'x aicn Sity, Parklyste, Epileps ; v ks, S sins Blood ad £1l Bur ""dp-u' oney DISEASES OF WOMEN 4 WHMLVE LATELY ADDED A LYANG. o8 WONKN DURING CONFINKRENT: (ST RVATED | Oaly Roliable Medical Institute making & Bpecialty PRIVATE DISEASES Al Hioad vl Iy ireated, Bypuil reoved from at home by corresponde ‘Wit ecr muao " Medleln 4 alior .‘ BmA MEDILAL & Nll‘JEGA’l‘ALI TI7 13th end Dodge Btrests, OMAHA, NEB. D, B, C. WEST'S NERvE AND BIATN A clfl for Hyseria, D; Nervous Neuraigia 1 causod by the sfulness, Mental oftoning of tho rail, resilting in leadiog tomisery, deviy snd death, Premature O Age, Burronness, Loss of Powep ineither sox, Involintary Lossed and Spermate orhea causéd by over-exor(ion of 11e brali, selte abuse or overindulgence. Kach box containg one month's troatim 0 hox, or s1x boxes for#i,00,5eut by mail prepald on receint of price, WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES, To oures With each order reccived by companted With 8.00, we will send tho p OUr WHILLED SUAFRILCG L0 Tes fund the money if tie treatiment does 1ot effect Bcure, Guaraotecs lesued only by Goodman Drug Co., Druggists, Bolo Agents, 1110° Faroaum #, Nebraskis JOSEPH GILLOTTS STEEL PENS GOLD MEDAL PARIS EXFPOSITION 1618 Nos, 303-404—-170-604. Headucie, use of ale Dupression, insunity o THE M0ST PERFECT OF PENS