Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 23, 1892, Page 8

SAVED THE SCHOOL LANDS Commissicner Humphrey's Work Worth Thousands to Nebraska, INTERPRETATION OF THE LAW HIS Tndientions That it 1s Safficlently Correct to Cause the Department to Consider he Subject Fully—Other Line coln News Notes. Lixcory, Neb,, April 22.—[Special to Tare Ber.]—-Ono of the frincipal errands of State Land Commissioner Humphrey on his recent visit to the national cupital was to consult with tho officials of the genoral land ofice 1n regard to the selection of indemnity lands to take tho place of school sections 16 and 56 in the Ponca Indian reservation, recently thrown open to settiement, Theso sections were not exempted from homestead cntry when the reservation was thrown open to settlement as the law exprossly stated that thoy wero not resorved for school pur posos. Tho school sections in Boya county outside of the Ponca reservation, however, are not open to homestead entry, according to Commissioner Humphrey's in- torpretation of the Jaw, and he is endeavor ing to convince the land ¢epartmenttl ut his view of tho case is the correct one. The land officials at the O'Neiil land oftice have been permitting homestead entries on these sections and desisted only when the emphatic protests of Commissioner Hum phirey reached the department at Washing- ton. For tho present ai least these sec- tions will not be entered. Commissioner Humphrey is backed in hiis position by a let- ter received from ex-Commissioner (3-off, written while that gentleman was still (n of- fice, in which it is stated that while sections 16 and 36 in the Pouca reservation are not exempt from homestead entry, the corre. sponding sections in Boyd county, cutside of the Ponca rescrvation, are expressly reserved for tho state of Nebraska for school pur- poses. The present cominissioner of the general land office is investigating the mat- ter at the request of Commissioner Hum- phrey and thero are good rewsons for believ- ne that bo will coufirm the opinion of ex- Commssioner Groff. The prompt und cner- getic measures taken by Commissioner Hum- phrey will savo to tho state of Nebraska a good wany thousand acres of school lands which would have been lost had he sat gui- otly by nd made no protest. Concerning the Warehouse Law, “A popular otror exists in regard to tho workings of the new warebouse law, espec- fally with reforence to tho grain inspection and weighing departments,” said . member of the Stato Board of Transportation this morning. *“Tho chief erain inspector and weighmastor are paid from the fees they col- lect. They have no statod salary beyond tho fact that 1f the fees collected amount to a suflicient sum each month the chiofs of cach department may reserve the sum of $166 for his salary. If the fecs amount to a less sum tuo loss falls upon toe ofti- cial and not upon thestate, The grain depart- et is cxactly upon tho samo basis with referenco to tho state treasury as tho oil in- spection department. It must, sustain itself. Tko law fixes the maximum of fees that may be rotainod as salaries in cach department. Auy excess of feos collected must bo turned 1010 tho stato treasury. Any doficiency will not be made up from the state, but must fall upon the ofticials. Tho oil inspection law has been in force since 1885, There haye been months when the fees did not pay exponses ; and yet never in a singlo instance has tho state been asked to make up tho deficiency. On the contrary, there have bocn years in which the oil ‘inspection depurtment has turned a considerable sum into the treasury. t cannot be denied that when the law first went into operation tho several depart- ments wero organized upon ascalo eutirely too maguificent, Al this, however, has been changed. The inspection department 1s now run at third of tho former cxpenso, The State Board of Transportetion has empha- sized tho fact all along that tho chicfs of tho departments cannot hopo to bo_ remunerated for the deiiciency in the amount of fees col- Jected during the first year of tho operation of the luw. 1f they asi tho coming logisla- turo for a deficiency appropriation they will do s0 upon their own responsibility and against the protests of the board. Thero is not a singlo member of tho board who will voto to recommend a deficiency appropriu- tion,” Mrs. Sheedy in Court Again. The Sheody estate is 1n court again aftgr a disnppoaranco of several months. C.” O. Whedon, Mrs. Sheedy’s attorney, recontly called upon Administrator Aiken for the monthly allowance, which had been awarded 10 Mrs. Sheedy from the estate of tho late John Sheedy. “Whedon represented that the allowance began on February 12, and there- upon Aiken paid over tho monoy. Later, however, Aiken discovered that the first year's allowance, which haa s drawn in bulk, carried Mrs. Sheedy apto March 10, Consequently when Mr. Whedon appeared to collect anothier montn’s allowanco ho was met with a vefusal, the administrator claim- ing that the allowance had boca paid up to April 19, Mr. Whedon threatens to have tho admivistrator arrested for contomvt of court, And now the attorney for tho broth- ers and sisters of tho deceased come into court nud asks that the order granting Mus, Bheedy sn annual allowanco bo set aside, Martin's Death Unavoldable, The inquest over tho body of Joseph Mar- tin, who was killed by a Union Pacitic train last ‘l'uesday night, was held this forenoon. The testimony showed that Martin was an old man partiailly deaf; that ho was seen to step out from behind a shanty near the truck on the abroach of the train and that when the locomotive was within about ten feet of him he walked directly in front of it and was thrown under the "wheels, Tho jury found a verdict to the effect that Martin came to his death by being struck by a train, but exonerating the railvoad compiany from all blame iu the premises, 0dds and Ends, H. W. Zink, convicted of embezzling last weck, bus made application for u new trial, Today has been generally obscrved us holiday in Lincoln, tho bauks aud most places of busiuess doing but little work. No especial Arbor duy services were observed, except by the public schools, Tho state oftices wero closed this after- noon, Secrotary Galo of tho Nebraska Columbian commiseion was in the city today, Ho states that tho commission is now in & position to push tho Nebraska exhibit to the - front, and that effective work will bo the erder from now on, Elmer Ponnington, who was arrested yesterday for passing counterfeit money, was discharged this morning, there belng no evidonco to hoid him, Four hundred students have already regis- tered for the first torm of the Western Noj mal collego which will be opened in Lincoln wext September, Work on the $52,000 bulldiog s belug pushied as rapialy as pos- sible, —_—— Small price blg results, Piso's Cure for Consumption will’ stop vour cough ana do it quickly. Give it & trinl, Your druggist. ¥oe. - There are soaps made outside of Ne- braska which pretend to employ Ne- braska labor. Do not pe deceived. Union soup is the Nebraska brand. il De. Cullimore, ocunisi, Bea building ey SOUTH OMAHA, Bons of Veterans Dramatio Company's Pleasing Entertalnment, A large audionce was eutertained by the drama, “Forced to the War," in Blum’s hull last night. The cast was composed of mem.- bers of the Sons of Vetorans Dramatic club, who acquitted themselves exceptionaily well for an amateur organization. The drama afforded opportunities for considerable dra. matio effect, which, with & few exception were well ' improved. Lo safe-blowing sceuo in the second act was pre- sented n & wauver which would have done credit to many professional com- nies, Miss Cherrio Tyler wus cast in the leading feminine role aud achieved a brilliant uccess. Her acting was remarkably natural and effective and fully deserved the appluuse Which it received. Hor solo in the first act aisplayed & soprano voice of remsrkavle Sweetness. Miss Docio arpenter personated an Irrascible , old laay, Her inter- prolation ef the characler was v animated and ploasing. Miss Jessie Suppiee | was a pert and piduant young woman whose romantic ideas did not meet with maternal favor, Miss Supplee was barely abie to be out after a sevoro iliness, but ecquitted her- self with credit. The loading male parts were sustained by Prauk F. Hart, Jos Hill and Fred Etter. The minor charactors were personated by William Bennett, E. E. Cole, William Slater, Fred McDougal, Fred Grifith, Cal Cooper, William Grifiith and Lou Etter. A number of pleasing specialtios were introduced and well received, Work of Bold Thieves. A bold daylight robbery was committed at the residence of T. D, Perrine, at Twenty fourth and 1 streets, just beforo noon yes- terday. The thieves entered the house by the front way and wade their way to Mr. Perrine's bedrnom, where they purlomed a ladies’ gold watch, a diamond ring set with clovon stonos, and a pocketbook containing hange. Mrs, Perrins was engaged in ok part of the house and was not dis- turbed by tho operations of tho thiev Two or three suspicious characters aro nown to havo besa in the city yesterday and it 1s supposod that thoy are the guilty pacties. No arrests have been made, Johin Scheve, an extensive farmer of Gage county, Nobraska, was in tho city yesterday. Ho regards tho conditions as remariably favorablo for a good season for farmers. Winter whoat is looking tho bost it hns at this time for sevoral vears. Seoding is some- what backward on account of the continued wet weather, ‘Tho soil is soaked with moist. ure to a good dopth and £ood crops are ex- peeted, Notos and Personals, Mrs, Patrici Hoctor is on the sick list. The rogular quurterly conferenco was held at the Mirst Methodist church last might, . W, Cornish of Telamuh, Neo, is tho guest of his son, J. I, Cornishl of thi city. Waugh & Westerfield will erect a hand- somo residence ut Twenty-sixth and G streets, Mr. and Mrs, M. Sclilegel, who have been visiting relatives in town, tave returned to their howe ut Plattsmouth, J. I Coruish is tho owner of an elegant meerschaum smoking set. which was pre- sonted to him by James Jones, Rev. Marion Bulos will begin a scries of lectures on the “Revelation” at the Chris- tion churet tomorrow evening. Tho Boara of Trade has called a special meeting of citizons at the Stockman oftice to- nighit to discuss the occupation tax ordinunce. Quarterly meoting services will bo hold at the Flirst Mothodist church tomorrow. An interesting concert will bo givea in tho evening. Prod Sprinte is held at the city jail to await the arrival of an ofiicer from Polk county, Nebraska, whero ho 15 wanted for disposing of mortgaged proporty. Johnnie Skardo, the boy who was shot by Officer Hughos Tuesday afternoon, is stes ily improving. It is not thought that the wound will prove dangerous. Oticer Huglies is on duty again. Tho South Omaha Swedes are jubilant over the success of thewr tug-of-war team in the 1nternational contest at Omaha, The Swedes have won an_eoviable record, their only dofaat betng at the hunds of tho Ger- man carpenters some weeks ago. A number of the officials of the George H. Hammond company are n the city on bus ness connected with the improvements now in progress. The party includes President Andrew Comstock of Providence, K. I General Managor J. B. Lymon of Cnicago, Georgo H. Hotchkiss of New York, T aparilla destroys sucn poi- a, skin disease, eczoma, rhou- DeWitt's Sal 5008 43 scro matism, Itstimely use saves many livos. it Tee Effects at Niagara Falls, uous feature of Frank Les- lie’s Weekly of March 81 is a fino half- page illustration of Luaa island, Niagara Ialls, in winter b, showing the won- derful 1ce formations and ~ beautiful spray-coated folinge that have so excited the wonder and admiration of throngs of visitors during the cold season, now drawing to a close. The picture is re- produced from a photograph by W. H. Juckson, the noted scenic vhotographer of Denver, Colo., nnd is published by permission of the New York Central & Hudson River railroa Mr. George I1. Danicls, the general passenger agent of the Central, says thut travel to Niagura Ialls, which is; of course, very large tho year round, is especially heavy in mid- winter, the ice marvels” attracting thou- sands of visitors from all parts of the world. A conspic —_—— AF pale Tramp. Matilda Madsen was onc of the gang at the police court yesterday morning. Sho is & vrofessional tramp of the old school. Ragged, dirty and disreputablo, she plods hor way through the world exactly liko her masculino friends of the samo persuasion, Sho rides in cattlo cars, slceps in hay stacks and oats what she can beg. Necither snow nor rain, wind nor mud have any ter- rors for her and o pedestrian frip through the mud to the next town is always prefer- ablo to an hour’s worlk, el S N Wm, Sprague Smith, Providence, R. I., writes: I find Bradycrotine always cures headacho,” e L Another Paxton Hotel Suit, Largo sized law suits continue to hover about the I'axton hotel. Yesterday the pro- sued the prietors lessors and in turn the lessors sucd tho lessees. Now John Rowe & C have brought suit against tho lessces, Bastman & Miller, to recover on a bill of §3,150, which a petition statos is the amount of & plumbing bill that is duo and unpaid, P Mrs. L. R. Patton, Rocutord, TIL, writos: “I'rom porsonal experionco I can racommond DoWitt’s Sarsaparilla, a care for impure blood and general debility,” : e More Men tor Street Work, The chairman of the Board of Publio Works smployed twents-five additional men and five teams yosterday morning and put them to work cleaning up the paved strects, The stroot cloaning forco now numbers fifty men and ten teams. Tuc expense of tho worlk is being chargea agaiust Streot Sweop ing Contractor Squires and his bonasmen. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrupis an unex- celled medicino for children while teothing, %5 cents a bottle, —_— Cracked Two Ly Safes, Some burglar bad his trouble for his palns Thursday nignt. He made two visits on South Thirteenth aud cracked the safes of a saloon and o meut market. Both safes were filled with cmptiness and bo failed to securo eveu the customary handful of small change. — Tested by Time.—For Broachial affections, coughs, ole, Brown's Broncuial Trockos have proved their eflicacy by @ test of imany years. Price, 25 cents, SIXTY MEN 11! ntrol that Imitable Child of NATURE, SPECIFIC OXYGEN POSITIVELY CURES 852 catarrh, Bronchitis, ! Asthma, Consump- tion, Deafness, Headache sickornervous Dysnepsia, Nervous Prostration, Ouo thousand dollars 1s making it a household word. NERVOUS, WEAK LADIES! Your system doesn’t noed a courso of drugsing but slwply o vitallalng agent~Oxygan! (ifo 1isel ) We fuinish It, concentrated, at your howe! lu- Lalatious a positive pleasur ¥roo trial uhalations. Oxygen book aud advice freol Call or write today. iEN C0,, The SPECIFIC OXY Sulte 510 Sheely Bullding, cor 1th and MHoward aireots, Owaly, Nebraska. THE HENDERSON'S HOME COMING Head of a Defunct Loan Company Will Retura to Omaha, HIS VISIT NOT OF HIS OWN CHOOSING e Will Be Accompanied tive and One of Ilis Many tims—Charges to Which Must Answer, by a Detee. Vie 1o H. H. Henderson, the head of the Hender. son Mottgage and Investment company that went to the wail a few mouths ago is about to return to Omaha, 1t will bo rememberod thut Henderson did a large business and was considered wealthy, Ho flew high and lived in a fine residence on Geovgia avenuo, When the crash came, Henderson skinped, leaving his creditors nothing but an empty iron safo and a guan- tity of offico furniture, in nddition to wrecking the loan company, of which he was the presideat, ho forgod chiocks to the amount of nearly $40,000 on various banks in tho city. Henderson’s roturn is not voluntary, as he will be accompaniod by a detective who has veen on the trail for the past six months, 1ot i unths the actective hunted high and low for his man_ Yesterday he struck a hot trall and nailed bim' at Chester, Pa. Tlenderson was working for Lho Interstate “I'rust company of Philadeiphia, As ho was leaviug the office ho was recognized and was at once placed urder arrest. W. L. McCague, who happened to be in Philadelpbia, and who was one cf Hender- son’s victims to a small extent, furmshed tho information that his banlk, the American Nu- tional, would liko to interview Mr. Honders son in this city. Henderson acknowled;zod that ho was wanted in Omaha ana agreed to accompany the detectiv — Did it ever oceur to you to take Hood's Sarsaparilla, the bost spring medicine! Try a bottle this'season. 1t will do you good. Gtk Union soap exeels all others, Notice to ¥ men, Tomorrow (Satu sell working pants worth $1.25 for alc, every warranted not to rip. Also a pair of st with overy ALSO S MEN's } 1 CLOTHING HOUSE, 1303 Douglas Street, 2nd door west of 13th street, next door to Omaha Sav- ings Bank penders goes free pair of them. '[AL LOW PRICES ON Ol S rank A discase, treated as such and perma- nently cured. No publicity. No infiem- ary. “Home treatment. Havmless and sctual. Refer by permission to Bur- lington Hawkeye., Send 2 stamp for pamphlet. Shokoguon ChemicalzzCo., Burlington, I noss, e ‘or the Crec On Saturday, April 23, at Germania halla povel entertainment will be presented by a number of Omaha’s society young ladies under the direction of cur gifted fellow- townswoman, Mrs, Wirtz, for the solo bene- it of the Creche. A grand mareh ala Greo opens tho exhi- hibition, which embraces tableaux, statues, vocal and instrumental music and number- loss pict presented in “hving ch Tho whols will be brilliautly OMAHA DAILY BEE SATURDAY minated. Tn shoet it promises to be & most delightful and sesherche affair. Mrs. Wirtz hasapent much time and labor both here and in_#oston in proparing this lovely series of grmceful pictures ana we be- speak voth for herself and the young Iadios a full house and ! an_appreciativo audienco, Wo also have inmind another “full house'! whoso hoarty thanks they may count upon— forty-thres pairs of hands—small hands|— will applaud them every time—forty-three pairs of little feet will be better ciad and smiles will brighten the faces of this “‘houso full” for tho labor so kindly bestowed. pmy is practiced byvmany peovle, who buy in- forior articlos of food because cheaper than standard goods. Suroly infants are entitled to the bost food obtainable, It is a fact that the Gail Borden Eagle” Brand_Condensed Milk is the best infi food. Your grocer and druggist keep it. ———— Union soap employs nearly fifty por- sons, all Nebraska labor. Other soups which advectise to employ Nebraska Labor, employ only one man—a salesman, Which desarves Nebraska patron: ——— Who ever heard of the like? T row the People's sells working pants (every pair warranted not to rvip) for H0e. and a pair of suspenders goes freo with evory PROPLE mor- S CLOTHING HOUSIE, 1303 Douglas Street. — OBSERVED ARBOR DAY. Omaha Schoot Children Observe a Hollda Wwith Approprinte Coremonies. Treo plantiug was the genoral order of the day at the various schools throughout the city. Atthe Forest and some of tho other schools whera tho grounds wero already suficiently well supplicd with troes, the pu- pils engaged in making flower beds and sotting out shrubbery or otherwise beautifying theiv surroundings. At the Cass sc ol the raising of a flag pole was one of tho features of tho day, and o brand now twelve fuot fla was thiown to the Arbor aay breeze shortly before noon. In the aftornoon o specially pre- pared program was carried out, includ- ing singing and recitations by tho pupils and an appropriato speach by Major S, Clarkson. te Cass annex, known as the St. Barna- bas school, was nlso adorned with a new flag, bolh' being purchased with money raised by the pupils “The [Kellom school was likewise adorned with a new pole from which the stars wnd stripes will float, DeWitt's Sarsaparilis cleanses the blood, increases tho appetite and tones up the sys- tem. It has beuefitted many peoplo v have suffered from blood disorders. It will help you. Ehil i b P trong stout working pants at ¢ puir and suspenders free with cvery pair (tomorrow) at the Peonle’s, 1503 Doug las street. e American Expr rompan auction sale of unclaimed packages at No. 1111 I'arnam street, Suturday - afternoon, April 23d. ST Al Union sop is the king of soaps! —— 1% the Standard Ol Now. The signs of the Consolicated Tauk line have been removed from its ofices 1 the Merchants' National bank, and in their stead appear the words, *‘Standard Oil company.” Manager Ruth says this is in zccord with the recent determination of the Standaard to dis- soive its trust. (o avers that it wilt make no differcnce in the business more important than the chaaging of the company’s station- ery. 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Ofivo hou Proposats for Paving Intors Scaled proposals will o r undersigned untli 1330 o'clotk stand stono 08 to specifications for f ELzhth and 1 ar Dart of inter- Ived by the alorid ord intersection the unpuy seetlon of Eighth and Douglas Each Littospecity a price per square yard £or the paving complets on erscotions, Work (o b i wccordance with plins ind speclfications of 1891, on file iu the office of tho Board of Public Works Each proposal to be made on printed dlanks furnished by the board, and to be accom pa: nied by a certiied check In the suwm of 0 to the city of Omuha, 4s an evidenco od faith, The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids and to walye defocts. 5 VoW, BIRKHAUSER, Works. ard of Pubii Omaha, April F o, sculed with mond Fivna. LI ed aud G Ve rinbo Mellef for .’ Ot htaior'Chosmioad CouMadlaoy b Bold by all Lochl Drvggiae. oo g RlRdaY e sSEND FOR CATALOGU COMBNATION KAFETIES, i Rl Al Gl Bt 1 R Preporats for Distriet Gradin g N Sealed bids markod “Proposals for disiricy ading bonds™ wiil bo recelve | at the office of the city Omaha, Neb. up to 12 o'eloek ay' of April, 1502 for the purchuso of$il,-00,00 grading bonds o tho clty 0f Gmiba, Neb. =a'd bouds » dated May 1st, 19, und are puyable from ono 10 nine yours agber dute thereof, in donominn- £lons 0f $100.00 wad §500.00 exch, WIth Interest it the rate of 5 per cent per aanun, payisblo semi-nnnually, Peneipal anl fnterest pay- able at Kounido Bro: York, 10,0000 0f Graging District No. i 13005 of Gradinz Distriot No. 3l 70000 of Grading Distriet No. i3 &l asurer, 1 of the 2ith 20,000.00 of Grading District No. 5 Each bid must state price and amount souzht for and include od interest o dute of delivery at Omuhi b vl s resoreed 16 eltot any and an nds Issued under ¢h lln‘lluinl‘l‘ll“lll cluss -!;IAJ! proved Mareh b, 1802 RS SN LENRY BOLLN, Meh2dsitm, OityTres surer, PROPOSALS FOR SEWER BONDS rtor power of cities of the Ordinunes No. 2 Sealed IMls marked Proposals for Sewe Honds will ho recelved at the oitice of tho o ¥ treasurer of th y of Omaha. Neb., Alpl'u o'cluck, noon, of the %th duy of April, 152, To the puichis W10) saier bonds of " tho city of Oma dntod My Ist, 1804 pay- ublo ) yours utior diste Taterest 8 per cont pe un iyubie semi- aally. Prin Pl iud tntefos able at Kouatze Bros. stion of vonds, $/,000.0) st state price and aount souzhit for and include acerued fnterest up to date of delivery at Omuha, Neb, ‘The right it reserved to reject wny and all bids. Issued under ehurter power of cigios of the ictro: politan ud ord.nun No. 20k, apuroved March 2 150 HENRY BOLLN M23ddIeal City Treasuren A PRIL 1892 Cystitis. 1 was afficted with cystitie, nrothritia and chronfe uterine u| 1saffered much pain In my head and back; was treated by numerons physicians, and tried many domestic remedics, all to no avail, My suffering was &0 great that it becama Tiecessary to use instrumental means daily for reliet. In this deplorable condition, with the ever present pain and suffering of body and mind for seven long years, T came Yo Excolslor Springs, Nov. 8th, 1568 1 obtatned, within tyven lours, euch unaccountable relief that I could dispense with medicine and instrument, and within threo days after my arrival was free from poin aud suffering. Remained one tionth and became perfectly well und stror med) Mns, ceration, For the truth of the above we refer to Dr. L, Warner Deck, Normal Park and 08th Street, Chicago, 111 The waters are bottled only by the Ercel sior Springs Company at Excelsior Springs Tor Pamphlet. M'ssoun Richardson Drug Co, Agls., Omaha, Neb SYPHI Lls A Written Guarantoo to Cure livery Caso or Money Refundod. OUF cure 18 pormanent and rot & patehiag up. Cases treated soven yonrs ago have novor scon n Symptom sinco. By dosoribing caso fully wo can traat you by mill, And wo kive the samo strong guarAntes to curs or refund all money. Those who profor to come horo fortrentment enn do sonn 1 we will pay_raiirond faro Doth ways wnd hotel bills while hiero, 1 Wo fail to caro We challenge tho world fora easa that our Maglo Hemedy will notcure. Write for particalars a1 got theevkdenco. In our soven years practice with the Magic Reme 1y it has beei most difienlt to overcomo the prejudices ngainst socalled spociflcs, Butunor our strong guarmntoo thousands ar trying itand bo ingeurel. Weguarantoo to euro or rofund overy a roputation toprotost, nlso 01 18 perteetly safe to all nt, Heretofora yon have your money for differont treatmonts and althouzh you ars not yet earol o i back you Wo will positively to Invostizato our financinl stanfiaz, oue Feputation ns business men, Writo us for nanes an 1 keto do this, Jolnts, hin Wite financial backing of & who will try the treat putting up and prying ou in bone rany part of tho body, feelt \ piins in healor Lones, Vou b 10 t) waste, Thoie Who are constantly taking mercury and potash, should dis- | continue it 1t use of theso drugs will xurely bring sores and ¢ wieers in the enl. Dou't £ w All correspondence sent sealod in- pl velope, We in ost rigi1 nvestigation and *willdo all in our powerto ald you init. - Address, COOK REMEDY CO., - Omaha. Necb M FOR MEN MAGIC CURE i 8500 for a easo of Lost or PAtiNg MaN noon, General or Nkvous Den LiTy. weak- nessof Lody or mind, the effects of errors or ex- cessosn ol or youni that we cannoteure, Wo | Fuarantecevery case oz refund every dollr, Five days trial treatment %1, full course %3, Percoptib'o benaiits reilized i throo days. | By mail, socurely picke | from obg.rvation, COOK REMEDY CO.. UMANA. NEB LADIES ONLY MAGIQ SEMALE REGULATOR, Safo and Certain to a day or money rofunded. By mall 82 Seourely seilel from obsorva- A shoe that's made to made to fit, and feel come in all sizes from 63 to 11 —in plain or tipped. Our guarantee on this —— of these shoes tive; should, you may 20 KAGCH. drawers, unbleached, tion. COOK RENMED Y €D., Omah. Neb A SPECIAL FEATURE. I. OBERFELDER & CO. 111in ONDAY 208, 210, 212 South I1th Importers and Jobbers of: ery = Goods. WILL COMMENCE NEXT To Sell Millinery Goods Street, Uur Two Fil wear, comfortable made of fine solid calf—with the genuine Goodyear welt the patent stay—with all the good qualities and none of the bad ~that’s the “Nebraska’s” popular two fifty shos. opened another large shipment of these popuiar shoes, Puritan, Paris, French, London, Upera, and the new Globato You can have them gress, and you ean have them with high or low instep, shoe is this: you find them unsatisfactory in an stitches rip, or the hanger pulls out, or the stock proves defec- 3 1f you don’t get the amount of wear out of them that you return them new shoes free or your money back, We will also put on sale this week a handsome NEW PAT- ENT LEATHER SHOE IN ALL STYLES AT $2 80 A PAIR. U FURNISHING D Will place on sale to-day two immense lines of fine genuine Balbriggan Underwear--a teaser for spring trade-- Very good value in balbriggan ehirts and The shirts have French neck and long sleeves. forty cents—AND THEY ARE. The line we tako the most pride in, 1s a line of elegant fancy balbriggan shirts and drawers natural, tan, brown, slate, drab, gray, normal and This line of goods comprises a range of values from B5Oc to 75¢, and a handsomer line at a moderate price you never saw, IN THE SWEAT, BUY AND BUY! AT RETAIL - At Regular W}IOLESALE PRICES. I. OBERFELDER & CO., Between Douglas and Farnam, \ and wear wéll—a shoe that's after it's on—a shoe that’s 4 with ! We have just They g in all widths from D to F—in A in either lacs or con- i { | If after you wear a pair 2 0¢ way-- theif to us and you'll either get EPARTMENT hem well worth il Rach You’d think t in Remote {o (514 DOUGLAS S, WEAKNESS:HEN QUICKLY, THOROUQHLY, FOREVER CURED by’ “a ‘new perfocted scientific mothod “that canuot fall uuless the cazo 19 beyond human ald, You feol improved ay, fool a benes y duy'; soon know oIt 0 king amon In body, ming an s and losee , Ty obaclo oy murrlod 11t ros Nerve forco, rLn PO ory ,0r 105t arg by ‘this treats i i urged and etrengthéned, Y nhood ! Buf Bed o Lt Write tor on ook with ¢Xp'anutions & pro Bl scated Frose Dver BOGO relerin MEDICAL 00., BUFFALO, L ou’a’ufi&l.'vd o A Wejar's Tactce, iy ¥ Beiscied Lisk 6 Baad Minie, This Is the Johet Light Roadster which soll at #2500, Wo wiil sell them for sIxty days o #0500 IUhas 1 Inch o o Do irinz und ull drop forgings. on receipt of 810, Hurtford und Vietor. Catald A.H. PERRIGO 1406 DODGE STRE URE RYE. differs from inferior whiskies and those dis- tilled from corn, known as Bowrbons, in (hat it is bighly nutritieus, pleasaut to the taste and doubly matured. It's guaranteed, Youmay know it by itss ness and delicious bouquet (alsothe propri etary bottle). Because of these qualities physicians recommend it to invalids and for sideboard use. Call for *'Cream Pure Rye" and take no other. For sale at all first-class drinking places and drug stores, 9 DALLEMAND & CO Chicajo. seovecse RIEANS TAB blood: are il ijation £ the Ay e prin rthurn, 10 perforin iveit To oV eating are e Cach el Price by wiall, 1 i y AL IN THE TREATMENT OF ALL FORMS N. E Cor DR. THE SPECIALIST DISEASES GONOR-Y oF BYPHILIS, o SHoEA. S TRIOTURE GLOETAND ALL. WHAKNESS DISORDERS OF YOUTH AND HOOD, TITMEDIATE RELIEE OUT LOSS OF MIHME FROM BUSINES! Write for o roulars. tth and Parnam $ts., Omaha,Ne YOURSELF! Ask your Druggiat for & voutle of 1 July non poisoniui for all (he uili and {vate (10 tho . akness peculiar X i o won ¢ curca in & few dayn without the sid OF £ hoh Wblieity of w doctor. Ve Lniversal dmericain Cure fachited by cal G, CINCINNATI, O. U B A